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Hearing on Americans detained in Iran and markup of H. Res. 233, expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that Iran should immediately release the three United States citizens it holds, as well as provide all known information on any United States citizens that have disappeared within its borders : hearing and markup before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourteenth Congress, first session, June 2, 2015.
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I live by MAC eyeshadows, they're all highly pigmented and blend excellently. Perfect for those who are new to makeup application and those who are experienced. I always wear a full face of makeup everyday and I will never use any other product.
Although the individual colours are expensive for those that are on a budget they do last a long time and in comparison to the rest of the higher end makeup brands are a good price - around £13 from departments stores. As well as this they do fantastic palettes which i would highly recommend due to the fact that you get to try out different colours for less price and also for those who are less experienced the colours are matched together already. For example i have recently bought the burgundy times nine palette which is only £25 for nine different colours that blend together amazingly.
I would recommend using an eye primer prior to applying the eye shadow as it makes the application easier, the colour more pigmented and stop the eye shadow from moving throughout the day however, on a day to day basis i do not use a primer and find that the quality is still excellent and it does not crease on the lid throughout the day. I often use the mac prep and prime fix spray and apply this to my brush before applying the shadow to increase the pigmentation.
Finally the packaging, like most of MACs products is simple and stylish. The eyeshadow comes with a flip top lid and is very strong. I travel a lot and it has never broken the product inside.
The MAC Eye Shadow is available for GBP 12.50. MAC was founded in 1984 and stands for Make-Up Art Cosmetics.
The eye shadow is available in a black plastic packaging with a flip top lid. The plastic packaging is in a black boxing. The product name and additional product information are printed on it. The packaging contains 1.5 g.
The eye shadow is described as follows. "Highly-pigmented powder. Applies evenly, blends well. Please note - Eye Shadows weight vary slightly based on the density of the product."
The ingredients are Talc, Zinc Stearate, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Isostearyl Neopentanoate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Caprylyl Glycol, Hexylene Glycol and Phenoxyethanol.
The eye shadow Mylar is a creamy-white colour with shimmer. The colour seems creamy and a little beige. The eye shadow is highly pigmented. The eye shadow can be applied well and evenly as well. Rough edges can be blended well. The shimmer is not too overpowering and cannot be noticed. The eye shadow leaves a comfortable feeling on the skin. The eye shadow can be removed easily with a make-up remover or with water and a lotion.
The eye shadow is long-lasting. The eye shadow holds for around 12 hours after applying. The eye shadow does not crease while wearing a primer.
I can recommend the MAC Eye Shadow, as the eye shadow can be applied well. The eye shadow covers well and is highly pigmented, although the shimmer cannot be noticed. The eye shadow is long-lasting and can be removed easily with a make-up remover.
Mac eyeshadow comes in a lot of different colours, ranging from the bright and colourful, to the subtle and light. I decided to try it out due to the product's great reputation. I got one bright one – a purple colour, and one soft one – nude/beige
First things first – these are very expensive eyeshadows at about £14 a pot.
The colours on offer are really nice and vibrant. When they are on the eyelid they are true to the colour they look in the pot and really strong too. Even without a primer they looked good and I was pleasantly surprised how long they lasted too. I would recommend using primer though as it really makes the colour pop.
The Mac eyeshadows are really easy to apply – they glide on smoothly and don't go powdery and end up all over your face. The eyeshadows are really easy to blend, and I have to be honest and say that I think Mac's own range of eyeshadow brushes are really great for this.
I haven't had my eyeshadows for very long, but I think they will last well as you only need to sue a little to achieve a good strength of colour. Also, as they are in powder form not cream, you don't run the risk of them drying out.
Overall, I think these are a good, high quality eyeshadow. They are the preferred choice of the professional make up artist, and I can see why. They're lovely to use, especially for a special occasion. However, for every day use I think they are a bit too expensive to use all the time.
Mac is definitely my go-to reliable makeup brand, almost every product they bring out never fails to impress, and their eyeshadow is no exception! So unbelievably pigmented and long wearing, the colour pay off is amazing! I especially love this shade as I feel it goes great with my dark brown eyes. Favourite mac shade so far I think!, minimal fall out and so easly blend able. I do think that for the amount of product you get in a single pan of shadow that this/these mac eye shadows are slightly overpriced, but then again they are the best I've tried yet. - so I guess you really do pay for what you get!, I'm always recommending this shade to all my friends who have brown eyes similar to my own and that would be willing to wear a slightly more vibrant and out there shade, everyone that bought it has loved it. I'm always getting compliments and questions about what shadow I have on my eyes when I wear this. I will be purchasing another soon, as I've hit pan in this shade!!
Mac eye shadow is a good quality make up item from Mac Cosmetics. You can buy Mac eye shadow either online via the Mac website or simply from popping into a Mac store. There are plenty of different colours to choose from! You can buy them individually or as a set.
The standard eye shadows cost £13 and are 1.5g in size. They come in small circular pots with a "window" so you can see the eye shadow inside. This makes them easier to spot inside your make up bag.
The colour is highly pigmented so you only need a small amount to achieve great coverage. I always use a primer before applying eye shadow, although I did once forget and luckily this eye shadow has great staying power all by itself!
The colour is bright, bold and vibrant. You can choose from neutral colours or you can opt for something a bit more daring. The neutral colours are great for work and for general everyday wear. The brighter colours are ideal for parties, nights out etc. The colour is spot on and ends up looking exactly like it does in the packaging. I am very pleased with this eye shadow and I plan to buy more shades from the range.
Applying the eye shadow is easy. You can use either an eye shadow brush (Mac or none Mac) or you can use a simple foam applicator. I tend to use both as I switch between the two. However you apply this eye shadow I guarantee that you will always be pleased with the results! The eye shadow can be applied both wet and dry.
If you are unsure which colour(s) would suit you then ask a Mac store assistant for a free colour match. They are happy to do this and will help you in any way, should you need any help.
These really are great eye shadows and I would recommend them.
Give them a try!
I don't wear eye shadow on a regular basis and most of the ones I have in my make up box have been there for years and could probably do with throwing out now, however I was going to a wedding and had bought a deep blue and dove grey dress and wanted an eye shadow to complement this. I bought this from Superdrug where it was £2.99 or two for £5 so I bought a deep blue and a pretty lilac colour.
It is in a black tub with a flip top lid which has a clear section so that you can clearly see the colour and also how much is left inside. I use my finger to rub into the pot and then applied it to my eyelid. It felt quite soft whilst still being firm and there was a generous amount on my finger even though I had only very lightly rubbed the eye shadow.
It is a powder eye shadow but it has a sort of creamy consistency and there was plenty on my finger to cover the whole length of my eyelid. I would say that it looks slightly lighter on my skin than in the tub but this will obviously depend on your skin tone, but for me it was perfect. Although it is a very bold colour and I probably wouldn't wear it for normal daily wear, I knew it would look good with my dress as it was almost the same colour.
Although I applied it with my finger in the store I used a small make up brush at home for a more professional look. Although it goes on easily it was easy to remove with my normal make up wipes but it did stay on all day until I was ready to remove it. The wedding is not for a few weeks but I have worn it last week when I went out with some friends for a birthday meal and a few of my friends did comment on how trendy it looked. At £13.00 it isn't the cheapest of eye shadows but it really is a lovely consistency and it goes on really well, and as it is something which I will only wear occasionally I am sure that it will last me for many years to come.
I am a professionally trained Make-up artist and have used many different brands of eye shadow in my time however I always come back to and rely on MAC eye shadows as well as solely using them for myself. Having purchased more than 30 shades I am fully satisfied with all of them. The eye shadows have a strong pigment, last for a VERY long time, blend well and MAC I believe have the best selection of colours to chose from. They are worth every penny considering the amount of time they last and the pigment they offer it is not cost effective going with cheaper brands.
I have owned five MAC eye shadow in the shades: All That Glitters, Shroom, Arena, Honey Lust and Jest. These are all neutral shades so I can't really comment on any of the bright ones MAC offers. I ordered mine from the MAC website and I paid £13 and on their website there are over one hundred shades to choose from. The packaging is a black plastic container with a clear plastic lid with MAC written on it. The clear lid is useful since you would be able to see the exact colour of the eye shadow without having to individually open it to see. The packaging does feel expensive and you can tell it is of a good quality. Alternatively, you can buy a palette then just buy the pans to fill the palette with which are slightly cheaper (£10 instead of £13). When applying these eye shadows they don't crumble down onto my face like other brands I have tried do and they have a long staying power and my eye shadow does not crease or smudge throughout the day. They blend together beautifully and they are very pigmented but if you wanted them to look even more intense you could apply them with a wet brush. I really cannot pick any faults with these eye shadows. Overall, I think that £13 is not much to pay for such an amazing quality product. I would recommend MAC eye shadows to anybody looking for pigmented and long wearing eye shadows.
I have bought several of these over the years mainly when I have been matching up with a lipstick if I am honest because I find them a little expensive.
The product ....
The product is a solid eye shadow in its own little plastic container made by Mac cosmetics.
The Packing ....
The product comes in a small black plastic pot that has a clear lid that is hinged at the back. The lid of the product is clear which is handy for seeing the exact colour of the eye shadow inside the pot.
The eye shadow is in a solid circle disc inside the pot.
What I like/dislike ....
The pigment of the product is really nice and it blends really nicely on my skin lasting a good 8-10 hours without creasing.
I find these eyeshadows stop coming out of the pot after a bit of use, however I discovered if I scratched the surface off then they were ok again.
I dislike that these pots come with no applicator which is a let down for the cost.
Cost ....
These eye shadow singles cost around £11 per eye shadow which is a lot of money but I have used some of mine for a good few years and there is still not much gone from them so they do get a good amount for the cost.
Summary ....
I like these for their staying power, the fact I can match my lipsticks and liners but I do find them costly for what they are and I really would prefer if they changed the pots to allow for a mirror and applicator. Other than that a nice product that lasts a long time.
I really don't find these single eye shadow pots are as "out standing" as others saying.
I don't know it's the brushes I used to apply MAC eye shadows, or I just always ended up getting the wrong shades, none of the eye shadows I bought from MAC works for me. The texture is kind of hard that I always struggle to get enough product on my brushes or on my finger tip. The matte shade eye shadow some how always become shinning and hard on the top, which is even more difficult to use. MAC offers a great selection of eye shadow colors, so I believe that every one can find the right shades. However, I find it wasting of money to continuously searching and trying. $20 for each shade, and so far I had no luck of finding even one shade that I like or easy to work with.
Although I really like the idea of the small eyeshadow pots, I just ran out my patience to deal with it. My partner actually likes my makeup better when I spend less time on using a simple eye shadow palette, and whenever I spent a long time on working and blending all those MAC colors on my eyes he would feel that I wear too much makeup (even I don't use dark colors), so to me it's just not worth the time and the money. I'm finally ready to give away all my MAC eye shadows (yes lucky for my friends).
I would say if you are not good with makeup, don't own a big collection of really good eye shadow brushes, and not into spending too much time and a lot of money on makeup, MAC eyeshadow is definitely some thing you don't want to deal with.
As this year has continued I have bought more and more products and MAC had featured highly on the brand list. I recently bought the MAC cool neutral palette, this features fifteen eye shadows for £65.00 (a massive bargain) and has some amazing colours to choose from.
First of all matte shadows are something that I find very difficult to find the perfect brand, as they can so easy be a little dusty and chalky. This is not the case with these. All of the shadows are very highly pigmented, very easy to blend and can be built up so easily.
The satin and shimmer shadows are just beautiful. I adored blackened plum which is the most beautiful very dark matte purple and is just fantastic in the outer V.
The lasting powder is these shadows is amazing, they last without primer, but primer makes them pop a little more and really adds to that lasting power. They do not crease either ( a huge thing for me as I am very concerned about this!) and nor do they have fall out.
The cost of these shadows is normally massive (£10 a pop – making a 15 shadow palette cost £165 with the palette and inserts) so I would recommend having a look at their limited edition value sets. These include mostly shadows from the full range, and they just represent such a huge saving. They also do a great range of quads that save you around £15.
All products can be ordered from their site and of course from the huge number of stores in which they feature. Time to go and buy them girls!
I'd like to review two shades from this range of Mac Eye Shadows which I received as part of a goodie gift collection from a relative. The shades I have are in the same pressed powder range but they have different finishes. Prior to this I'd never used this brand of eye shadow.
The eye shadow comes in a 1.5g or .05 US OZ sized pot which is small and lightweight. It is fitted with a transparent lid which clicks open and can be securely closed. My eye shadows also came boxed with a list of full ingredients on this outer packaging as well as contact details for Mac and a label showing the shade and finish.
There is a very extensive range of shades and finishes in the Mac eye shadow line. There are also eight different types of finishes such as 'Matte' or 'Frost' so you can really find every colour and effect you could possibly want!
My first eye shadow is the colour Cork in a Satin finish. This is a golden biscuit brown colour which has the effect of looking silky smooth and creamy. I really like the shade as it's suitable for all occasions. It's also good for contouring. The eye shadow can be applied really easily either with applicator or finger and it's easy to apply this evenly because of the fine quality of the powder.
The second shade is Da Bling in the finish 'Veluxe Pearl'. This is a light pink with a golden pearl shimmer effect. It's a lovely shade for brightening the eyelids and opening up the eyes. It's also a good shade in the neutral range though as it's not overpoweringly bright or too light reflective. Once again this is super easy to apply.
Both eye shadows I have are long lasting. I have also used the loose powder Pigment eye shadow from Mac and was disappointed in it's lack of staying power but these pressed powders are much more adhesive to the skin.
At GBP13.00 per eye shadow these are very pricey but they do award a beautiful look which looks professional and high quality. I would recommend to any girl or lady who loves experimenting with make-up and who wants to find the best eye shadows out there.
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It is no surprise that MAC cosmetics is one of the best brand when it comes to makeup. It is expensive, but still more affordable than other luxury brands like Chanel or Sisley.
That said, nowadays the beauty industry is evolving more and more, and the so-called drugstore brands have been stepping up their game, with better quality and more reasonable prices.
MAC eyeshadows remain very well worth the price and the hype, though, even if some colour are very dupable. They come in different finishes which I find provide different colour payoff as well.
Matte eyeshadows tend to have a less smooth texture and some of them are harder to blend. Some darker colours are extremely pigmented though, like Carbon, which is one of the blackest blacks I have ever used.
Satin is my favourite finish, as I find the eyeshadows very smooth, velvet-y feeling and easy to apply and to blend. The range of colours is incredible too. My favourite shades are probably Arena and Soba, while the most unique is Club.
You can buy them in pots, individually, for £12.50, or in pans, to insert in palettes.
I prefer to buy pans as they are a little bit cheaper and you can customise your palette as you prefer.
Palettes come in different sizes too, bigger ones which can contain up to 15 eyeshadows, or quads, or even duos.
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You have planned meticulously a time table for your kid to prepare for his exams. He sits down to study being fully aware that this is his study time. Yet when you come in a few minutes later to check on him , he is making doodles , or fidgeting with his pen or just gazing into the blank.
Yes this is simple lack of concentration.
Concentration involves the abilities to focus, screen out distractions, delay gratification, and regulate impulses and emotional responses. Poor concentration is a common complaint by parents and teachers alike, and our all- time enemy. And the worst is, it evades us when we need it the most – studying at night for an important exam the following day, for instance.
To help our kids increase concentration here are some practices which you can undertake
1. Inculcate the habit of writing down :
Though most of the students shy away from this practice but it is definitely much more focused method of studying than reciting or just mentally repeating the text. You should encourage the child to understand the chapter and then make notes himself. This way he will have a better understanding of the content and since he will be more engaged analytically , he will pay full attention to his course.
2. Perform Mental Gymnastics:
Developing concentration is not a one day activity. You should be at it with your kid on a regular basis and you can make this a fun activity by playing games . Choose game that stimulate the mind, particularly those that make use of strategy, will build verbal skills, plus improve powers of concentration, perception and reasoning. Here are some recommendations for brain-building games you can do as a family:
· Checkers
· Crossword puzzles
· Cryptograms
· Word jumbles
· Scrabble
· Mathematical puzzles
3. Give them the power of affirmations:
Like it happens with us adults , the thing we fear the most is bound to come along our way some or the other time , so it happens with the kids. If they dread a subject , they will find it haunting them , making them loose confidence and the will to study it. Make them believe that they can perform well in every subject . Make them say ' I love chemistry' ( if that's what they hate ! ) and you will see ,, gradually this affirmation helps them get comfortable with the particular subject.
4. Practice Meditation :
Yes of course , you can teach this to a kid as young as 2 years and elder ones are in dire need of it. Make it a routine that you practice meditation ( it can become a very good family event) together. Meditation will help them keep calm and get rid of anxiety which in turn will enable them to focus on their studies.
5. Active Body , Active Mind:
No one can negate the importance of physical exercises. When kids are allowed to play and outdoor game or take a walk or exercise during exams it helps open up their lungs making them feel lighter , more energetic and willing to complete the task taken in hand which presently are the exam preparation. Exercising increases blood flow to the brain and also stimulate hormonal responses that increase mental sharpness. Relaxing sleep of minimum 10 hours thereafter will balance out his physical requirements.
6. Keep away from sugar:
If your ward is having problems with concentration, the first place to look in is your kitchen! Check his diet – breakfast, snacks, Tiffin and dinner, for sugar content. Most of the times, kids consume a lot of sugar through their favorite snacks, breakfast and other food items, which results in them getting a sugar rush! Sugar rush is nothing but the presence of the excessive sugar in their bloodstream that makes them hyperactive which makes it difficult for them to concentrate on one singular thing at a time. Furthermore this sugar rush tends to fade away in a span of 3-4 hours and this leads to them becoming lethargic and irritated, further hampering their chances of having a good concentration
7. Balanced diet :
Macro biotic expert Tarika Ahuja , founder Sacred Swan who has authored the book Beautiful Children : a parent's guide to raise healthy children , suggests that including whole grains like brown rice and ragi are very useful in increasing the concentration of foods. Since these are whole grains , they take longer time to break down hence making the kid feel fuller for longer period of time which in turn decreases snack breaks and improves focus.
A great nutrient balance is the only thing that helps the brain function optimally.
So you should plan out a menu that is an ideal mix of carbohydrates, proteins and essential nutrients that will provide your child with enough energy and also help with optimal mental activity.
Some healthy food options that you can offer to your child include:
- Whole wheat peanut butter sandwich with a banana and a handful of nuts.
- Cereals dashed in with chopped nuts and raisins
- Dosa/ omlette / poha
- Buttermilk or fruit yougurt.
- Mix green leafy vegetable in roti dough.
- Roasted fox nut (makhana)
One thing that is highly recommended to all parents is to ensure your child has a few leaves of tulsi every day. It is a great tool to manage stress and also boost the immune system. Your kid falling sick is that last thing you would want this time.
So finally , just give all your support to your kid and they sail with flying colors this exam season.
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TRAIN services on the Gawler line have been disrupted following an incident at the Greenfields railway station at Parafield Gardens.
Train services on the Gawler line are not running between Mawson Lakes and Salisbury stations after a man died at the Greenfields station about 9.40am.
Substitute buses are in place between Mawson Lakes and Salisbury stations.
There were no suspicious circumstances in the man's death.
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- Shiloh (1km)
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2000 Ford F-250 Super Duty Problems and Solutions
Get under the truck and look at the rear differential. There's a small metal tag attached to it. The ratio is stamped on there. eg. 373, 410, 430.
373 => 3.73:1 ratio - lowest torque + somewhat better mileage
410 => 4.10:1 ratio
430 => 4.30:1 ratio - highest torque + somewhat lower mileage
is your F150 a 4x4?
It seems the vibration problem is isolated to the 4x4 version of the F150 ....
is that right?
twocar Posts: 95Yes, it is an '04 F-150 SuperCrew 4x4 Lariat. And as I indicated last week...it's been a week and no more shuddering. I think it's fixed!
Axle Codes are also on the Door Jam Sticker.
What year truck do you have?
2007 F-350 has a 4.10 standard..lost of dealers order them with 3.73 limited slips as an option or the X3L axle.
Chances are you already have the 3.73 so no changes is really available.
You either have:
X37 nonlimited slip 3.73
X3L limted slip 3.73
X41 nonlimited 4.10
X4N limited 4.10
X4L limted 4.3 (only available with V-10 or diesal with dual rear wheels.
glennlinokc Posts: 2I dont know if this will get to you but what the heck. I have the same problem and Ford is making money of our misery. I am at email@example.com if you need to know more. :lemon:
marsh1 Posts: 1Hey guys... new to the forum, Im have the same problems 04 f-150 4x4 with the vibration along with the tires wearing on insides and out of the front tires... very disgusted with my truck after reading some of the post on here and other sites. sounds like i have to fight with ford to try to get the problems fixed.
david77 Posts: 2Sorry for the long time since my reply but thank you I'll check it out.
pilot4me2 Posts: 2How did you get ford to replace your truck.
Alan Schmidt
ABS light now stays on. Have 114K miles and now when I start the truck, it will come on and then go off like normal. In reverse it stays off. Within 100 ft. going forward it comes on and stays on.
tkrueger Posts: 2Hi, I have a 2005 F-150 and I just now put 8,000 miles, so there's not a whole lot of miles just yet. My question to you is, at about 40-45 mph just slightly swirving to miss debry in the road my rear drivers side just caught the median wall, the tire, hub everything snapped right off the rear axle. I find this just slightly irregular. has anyone else heard of this kind of problems?
jneal Posts: 247Yep, heard of it....it's called a wreck. When moving objects meet immoveable objects thing tend to break
I can understand you being a little miffed at the loss of your wheel and hub, but try to comprehend the forces involved.
Think of the mass of your vehicle travelling down the highway at 45mph, attached to which is a wheel spinning at high rpm, not just with the energy of rolling at 45mph but being driven by a powerful V8 with the power further stepped up by a series of gears in the transmission and rear axle.
Try to imagine what happens when all that kinetic energy impacts a solid immovable object (the median wall), and it's not too hard to see that something had to give. It's likely that if the axle hadn't snapped, the shock loading would have progressed through to the transmission and done serious damage there.
Yes, it's slightly irregular, but so was your treatment of the vehicle.
Ok, first the ABS the other day, today, the overdrive light on shift lever flashes and then I lose my speedo. Drove a ways, light went off and speedo started working again.
I guess it just went from being a potential ABS issue, to a possible loose or high resistance electrical connection.
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2,000 miles after buying my new '04 Fl50, I noticed my rotors were warped - I could tell by the way my steering wheel would vibrate when braking on a down hill.
Ford turned(lathed) the rotors and it seemed to work from there. But now at 20,000 miles and still under warranty the rotor warp has returned.
I thought I heard from some in this forum long ago that Ford realized that the rotors on the early '04's were not big enough for the new model and they got their rotors replaced.
After 20,000 miles is it reasonable for me to have the rotors replaced given the history of this part?
thanks for the opinion.
Seems reasonable to me as well, though who knows if your dealer will see it that way.
Incidentally, machining brake rotors will always shorten the time until they warp again, because removing material reduces the mass and therefore its ability to dissipate heat.
Consider your driving habits. Are you waiting to the last second before you being to brake? Do you hold your hot brake pads against the rotors while you sit at a stop light?
In all my life I never warped a set a rotors. Yet my dad is constantly warping his rotors He drives as described above.
sts73 Posts: 1Hi - For our business we have a Ford F-550 7.3L diesel. It has trouble starting after it sits for a couple days, like over a weekend. We have had it in and out of repair shops but no one can diagnose the problem. When you go to start it, it cranks over but won't start right away. Eventually it will start. The injector lookes oil pressure. It doesn't smoke excessively, runs normal, and has lots of power and the engine seems to be fine. Anyone have any ideas that might help us fix this problem? Thanks!
Mr_Shiftright Sonoma, CaliforniaPosts: 57,870I don't know this truck in particular, but if it uses a glow plug system for starting, that's certainly where I'd look first.
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rocky29 Posts: 1i have a 2000 ford f 150 lariat 4x4 5.4 v8 wheni start the truck it shuts off i will have to gas it then drive it it will stay on but when running for awhile it wont shut off ill turn it on it will start right up with out shutting off but when sitting for a long time it will not start it starts then shuts off with a sec or 2 can some one please help thank you from ny rock
Just to let everyone know...
Opened a new discussion that will be exclusively for the vibration issues of the current-design F150 - click here to add your comments. The existing posts from this discussion will be moved there (give me a little time, there's a LOT of them).
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Good call. I know there's a vibe problem, you know there's a vibe problem, most of us here know there's a vibe problem............now, how long will it take for Ford to accept that they have a vibe problem?
i have replaced everything on the truck that is fuel related from the pump to filter to fuel pump relays to fuel pressure regulator but it still does the same thing. The fuel pumps run for a long time before shutting off and you cannot crank the truck until they stop. Any Ideas? Please help me before i waste any more money on this truck. :confuse:
Since you say you have more than one fuel pump, I'm assuming you have an older F-series pickup - one with dual tanks.
Have you actually measured the fuel pressure in the system?
The pumps should shut off within a few seconds once you turn on the ignition key once the system reaches operating pressure. The pumps then resume once the engine is running. Since the pumps are running for a long time, something's not letting the pressure build up.
You don't say what year it is. Some of the dual tank arrangements had a pump in each fuel tank, and then a Hi-pressure pump in the main line to the engine. Others just had the two tank mounted fuel pumps and a check valve/switch gizmo.
Possible you could have a bad check valve which would just force fuel back into the other tank. (Do you tanks really hiss when you open the gas caps? Do they ) Or a bad hi-pressure pump.
This is a 1990 model f-150. I have checked both of the of the fuel pumps and replaced the back tank pump. There is no high pressure fuel pump anywhere that i can find. The fuel pressure is fine had that checked. I have also replaced the fuel pressure regulator and the fuel pump relays and the fuel filter. I have checked the li es and the fuel is returning to the appropriate tank. Any other ideas? I was told that it might be an ignition switch is this possible? Since that is the only thing else that controls the running ofthe fuel pumps. And also could it be possible that the gas caps are not sealing properly? Seems far fetched but just wondering. Thank you for your help. Steve :confuse:
We are going to begin a de-emphasis of this discussion as the "be-all end-all" when you have an issue. If you go up one level to the Ford F-Series Group, you will see quite a few new discussions that are focusing on various areas of the F-Series trucks. We would like you to start using these and we will hopefully save this "Problems & Solutions" area for things not listed. As time allows, I'll be moving posts from here to the new discussions to give them some foundation.
If you think there is a particular subject that doesn't yet have a separate discussion and should, let me know!
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ncowger Posts: 1:confuse: hi there,we have this 96 f250 superduty powerstroke and you can start it up and it will run for a few minutes and dies we have changed the cam sensor,icm,checked all wiring for shorting out and nothing solved,the idm relay keeps clicking and when it clicks it wont start? please can someone help me.
tmich Posts: 1My 2002 f-150 6cyl. auto just developed a miss today. I drove it to work with no problems and then it sat through downpours all day. I had no problem starting it after work, but I noticed it had a dead miss. I think One cyl. is't firing. I now have 70k hwy. miles on it and I had to replace 2 vacumn modules to get my ck. eng. light to go out for inspection. That was 4 mos. ago and everything has been fine until this afternoon. I have been reading about spark plug problems on this page, Could it really be that simple. When do I need to change them realistically? I haven't done anything except change the oil on time and the air filter once a year. They told me when I bought it that I wouldn't need a tune-up for 100k miles. Did I dream this?
I got my rotors replaced today under warranty - new pads too, so I'm a happy Ford customer today.
The new rotors have a different metal alloy that can handle the weight of the new F150 better. Ford upgraded this part on later '04 models from what I understand.
I'm really a conservative driver, but do occasionally pull a light pop up trailer to the Sieras - only 1,200 pounds.
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My daughter Ellie was home sick today, so I figured it was a good opportunity to get her to hold my phone for a video. In retrospect, maybe it was too hard for her to concentrate with a fever.... I should have waited. So, because the video here isn't up to par, just consider this a preview - I'll do a better one soon in the colors you guys liked. Also, the canvas I used was really bumpy with old layers, so I need a fresh one. Stay tuned!!
This post is a follow up video tutorial to my earlier post about DIY Abstract art.
To see those first, click HERE.
Ok, first, THANK YOU so much for the nice emails and comments. I was kind of overwhelmed by them (in a good way). You guys are too kind.
Secondly, I feel very badly about comparing my "art" to that of any real artist. They truly pale in comparison, and I would never say that abstract art is easy (just the opposite). My technique is really that of a hack, and is just meant to inspire those who, like me, like to try their hand in a bit of everything. Mad respect to all the real artists - please don't be offended.
Here we go....
1. Canvas (Michaels, AC Moore, etc.) Even paint over store bought art that you have but may not like. I actually bought some really not so nice ones at Home Goods for this reason and painted over the canvas because it can get expensive to frame things. I used all different sizes - 12"x12", 12x18, 12x24, and one 36x36 - but the one in this video is 12"x12".
2. Any brush. I like stiffer bristles, and the one I used was from Ellie's art supplies, so I am quite sure it was cheap.
3. Acrylic paints - the very cheapest ones are garbage. I'd go a step up to the ones that are about $1.50 each. I like the Americana brand. And remember - lots of white!!
I couldn't find the pause button on my phone so I had to make two videos:
Part 1:
(If you cannot see it here, this is the YouTube link)
Part 2:
(If you cannot see it here, this is the YouTube link)
(If you cannot see it here, this is the YouTube link)
So when I was uploading these, I realized that I did indeed over blend the orange, so I went back and added some darker orange in the corner:
Obviously, these are wet and will look better, less shiny, when they are dry. But I think there are too many layers to look as smooth as the ones I posted yesterday, but we'll see.
One more note about color. The "cleaner" and brighter colors work better, in my opinion. So, instead of a pale blue, get bright blue and use the white to water it down. When I used colors like these, the painting was very blah:
And here's another example - the purple on the left is much better than the one on the right, although it might just be a personal preference:
These are the ones from the earlier post if you missed it:
Ok, so I hope that helps. If you're like me, you'll be addicted by dinner and have all new art by morning :)


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Siliguri, July 4: In our country many brothers and sisters of our society are living below the poverty line. Lakhs of people are working in tea gardens in Assam, Tripura and Bengal. Unfortunately still they are struggling hard to earn for daily bread. Many youths have dream to get married but due to poverty they could not afford such ceremonial rituals. So, many of them prefer to use short cut of Gandharva Vivah. But society does not give social status to such couples.
Kalyan Ashram came forward to help such couples through Samuhik Vivah (Group Marriage).
From last one decade Kalyan Ashram has been conducting such marriages in Bengal and Assam, which give social status to the newly wed couples. Urban units of organization afford all the expenses and offer gifts to the couples.
On 25th May, Samuhik Vivah (Group Marriage) was conducted at Salibari near Siliguri of North Bengal where 101 couples got married. All the couples came along with their relatives and villagers with great enthusiasm. They wore traditional dresses.
All the rituals were conducted with complete sanctity. After rituals couples visited temple and had blessings. All these couples got social status and honour. Everybody was happy and enjoyed delicious dinner.
Such functions strengthen social fabric and accelerate the process of social harmony. Such programme was also organised at Guwahati, Assam where 19 couples got married.


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wwwTASK.to © Toronto Area Security Klatch 2007 (Application) Threat Modeling A process to identify threats to the system, the associated risks and determine the correct controls to produce effective countermeasures The output is a list of rated threats. The threat model helps you to focus on the most potent threats Aimed to be used at the design phase of a system. However, usually implemented at the testing phase (vulnerability assessment) Not only for web applications. Can be (and should be...) applied to different type of systems (e.g. networks)
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Biography from the Archives of askART
Suzanne exhibited her first work in the San Francisco Museum of Art. She was five years old. She attended the Rhode Island School of Design, the Art Students League of New York City and Harvard University.
Suzanne M. Packer is the founding Director of the Cape Museum of Fine Arts and a distinguished Cape Cod painter. She has traveled and lived around the world. Her move to the Cape in 1983 has brought her contentment, professional development and peer acknowledgment.
In addition to painting, Suzanne devotes a significant amount of time to mentoring other artists and to community projects. She was a founder and co-chair of Women Creating, a multi-media exhibition celebrating the creative women of Cape Cod. She served on the staff of the Chatham Creative Arts Center as coordinator of The Festival of the Arts, a three-day nationally juried arts and crafts festival. She is an invitational member of 21 IN TRURO; and serves on the Board of Trustees of The Cultural Center of Cape Cod.
Her work has since been exhibited and collected from New England to
California, to Greece and India. It is in private and corporate
collections including the Cahoon Museum of American Art, The Cape Cod
Museum of Arts and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.
Suzanne has been honored with numerous one-person exhibitions, including The Cahoon Museum of American Art in 1997, The Sparrow House Museum in 1999, Plymouth, MA and Spanning The Years: A. S. Packer & Suzanne M. Packer at the Cape Cod Museum of Art in 2007. The exhibition included paintings and illustrations by her father and mentor, the noted New York illustrator, A. S. Packer.
Solo Exhibitions:Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, MA, Spanning The Years, A. S. Packer & Suzanne M. Packer, 2007The Vault, Cultural Center of Cape Cod, South Yarmouth, MA, 2007Gallery 333, Falmouth, MA, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Bellezza Day Spa, Falmouth, MA, 2006Star Gallery, Orleans, MA, 2002, 2003, 2004Old Selectmen's Building Gallery, Barnstable, MA, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2004Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Bass River, MA, Open Studios, 2002Dennis Public Library, Dennis, MA, Wall Of Wonders, 2001Sparrow House Museum, Plymouth, MA, Suzanne's Work, 1999Market Barn Gallery, Falmouth, MA, Suzanne, 1997, 1998, 1999Brewster Ladies Library, Brewster, MA, Lush Environments, 1998Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, Flourishing, 1997Cape Cod Conservatory, Barnstable, MA, Recent Works, 1997Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands, A One-Woman Exhibition, 1999Collections Gallery, Provincetown, MA, First Landscapes and New Still Life's, 1995Falmouth Hospital, Falmouth, MA, Sunflowers and More, 1995C3TV Gallery, South Yarmouth, MA, A Part of Me, A Part of You, 1994
Invitational and Juried Exhibitions:Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, A Feast For the Eyes, 2008National League of American Pen Women, Washington, DC, 2008Highfield Hall, Falmouth, MA, 2nd Annual Gala Featuring the 21 In Truro, 2008Blue Mountain Gallery, New York City, Cape Cod At Blue Mountain, July 10 - 28, 2007Osterville Fine Art and Design Gallery, 2006 - 2008Castle Hill Auction, Truro, MA, 2007Provincetown Art Association & Museum, Provincetown, MA, Visions & Voices of the Outer Cape, 21 In Truro Artists and Outer Cape Poets, 2007Cultural Center of Cape Cod, South Yarmouth, MA, Celebrating the Arts, 2007Highland House Museum, Truro, MA, 21 In Truro, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010Providence Art Club, Providence, RI, National Open Paintings, 2002Trinity Communications, Boston, MA, RISD Alumni, 2001Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA, Juried, 2007PAAM, Provincetown, MA, 12 x 12 Auction, 2005, 2006, 2007Cultural Center of Cape Cod, South Yarmouth, MA, Gala Opening, 2007Highfield Hall, Falmouth, MA, Snow Scenes, 2007Highfield Hall, Falmouth, MA, Small Pleasures, 2007Highfield Hall, Falmouth, MA, Grand Opening, 2006Cape Cod Art Association, Barnstable, MA, Spring Jury, 2006Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, MA, 21 IN TRURO, 2005Osterville Fine Art and Design, Osterville, MA, Selection of Works, 2005, 2007Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA, Members Open, 1993 through 2007Fine Arts Works Center, Provincetown, MA, Drawings, 2005Cultural Center of Cape Cod, South Yarmouth, MA, Fresh Art, 2005Cotuit Center For The Arts, Cotuit, MA, December, 2004Higgins Gallery, Cape Cod Community College, Star Gazing, 2004Creative Arts Center, Chatham, MA, All Cape Show, 2004Cape Museum of Fine Arts, Dennis, MA, Intimations, 2004Cape Museum of Fine Arts, Dennis, MA, As It Was In The Beginning: The Art of The Nude, 2004Gallery 31, Orleans, MA, Selected Works, 2003, 2004Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, Snow Birds, 2003Ruth Hogan Gallery, Orleans, MA, 21 In Truro, 2003, 2004Star Gallery, Orleans, MA, Cosmic Women, 2003Arlington Center for the Arts, Arlington, MA, inch x inch, 2002Old Selectman's Building Gallery, Barnstable, MA, 21 In Truro, 2002Creative Arts Center, Chatham, MA, All Cape Art Show, 2002Creative Arts Center, Chatham, MA, 21 In Truro, 2002Cape Museum of Fine Arts, Dennis, MA, Originators of Women Creating, 2002Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, Land of the Free, 2002Creative Arts Center, Chatham, MA, Leo Diehl Exhibition, 2001Rehabilitation Center, Cape Cod & the Island, Sandwich, MA, Reclamation of the Wild Child, 2001Star Gallery, Orleans, MA, Wild Child I, 2001Cataument Arts Center, Cataument, MA, The Laundry Show, 2001Higgins Gallery, Cape Cod Community College, Barnstable, MA, A Body of Work, 2001Rehabilitation Hospital of Cape and Islands, Sandwich, MA, Dreams and Myths, 2001Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, Women Creating, 2000Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, 21 In Truro, 2000Jan Collins Selman Fine Art, Falmouth, MA, Meet The Artists, 1999, 2000Cataumet Arts Center, Cataumet, MA, Cape Cod Ghost Ranch Painters, 1999C3TV, South Yarmouth, MA, CCWO, 1999Cahoon Museum of American Art, Brush Off, 1998 through 2007Elizabeth Rowley Gallery, Dennis, MA, 1998, 1999Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, Pocket-sized Pictures, 1998Faxon Center Gallery,Falmouth Hospital, Falmouth, MA, Color: up close & far away, 1998C3TV, South Yarmouth, MA, Yarmouth Cultural Council's, 1998Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, Women Creating, 1998Old Selectmen's Building Gallery, Barnstable, MA, New Works, VAC, 1998Cape Museum of Fine Arts, Dennis, MA, Secret Gardens, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Cummaquid Fine Arts, Cummaquid, MA, Small Works, 1997Winstanley-Roark Fine Arts, Brewster, MA, The Figure In Art, 1997The Market Barn Gallery, Falmouth, MA, Shadows and Reflections, 1997Swansborough Gallery, Wellfleet, MA, Visual Artists Cooperative, 1997Cape Cod Conservatory, Barnstable, MA, Winter Works,Visual Artists Cooperative, 1997Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA, The Province Lands, 1997C3TV, South Yarmouth, MA, Summer Splendors, VAC, 1997Brain Center, New Seabury, MA, The Creative Process of Artistic Expression, 1997Mashpe Commons, Mashpe, MA, Women Creating, 1997Mashpe Commons, Mashpe, MA, Art-in-the Marketplace, 1996Cataumet Arts Center, Cataumet, MA, Fall Show, VAC, 1996Guyer Barn Gallery, Hyannis, MA, Suzanne Packer and Linda Young, 1996Winstanley-Roark Fine Arts, Brewster, MA, Small Works, 1995, 1996Provincetown Art Museum, Provincetown, MA, The League at the Cape, 1993Cummaquid Fine Arts, Cummaquid, MA, Nudes By Invitation, 1993Town Hall Art Gallery, Orleans, MA, One Old-One New, 1993
Additional Studies:Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, MA, Salina Trieff, Burt YarboroughCastle Hill, Truro, MA, Anna Poor, Sal Del Deo, Carol OdellProvincetown Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA, Sal Del DeoBennington College, Bennington, VT, Ron RizzoHingham, MA, Pricilla SibleyNew York, A. S. Packer
Awards:Creative Arts Center, All Cape Show, oil, Happy DayYarmouth Cultural Council, A Part of Me, A Part of YouYarmouth Cultural Council, A Series of Hand painted PrintsCape Cod Women's Organization, Study at Bennington College, VTCape Cod Women's Organization, Study at Ghost Ranch, NMCorporate and Museum CollectionsCahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, The Note, Rainy DayCape Cod Hospital, Hyannis, MA, Four Panel Screen, Flowers and ShellsCape Cod Museum of Art, formerly, Cape Museum of Fine Art, Dennis, MA, River RisingFalmouth Hospital, Falmouth, MA, SunflowersForrester Research, Cambridge, MA, Memories of Mexico I, Memories of Mexico IIKing-Miles Art Restoration, Providence, R.I., Still Life with Tin PailProvincetown Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA, Artist's GeraniumsRehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands, Sandwich, MA, Still LifeSelection of Private CollectionsThe Sparrow Collection of Contemporary Cape Cod Art, MAThe Xiques Collection of American and French Art, CAThe Ann Bengston Collection, D. C.The Maria Constantinidis Collection, GreeceAlice King Miles Antiques and Art, RIThe Gregory Pappas Collection, PakistanWestmoreland Conservation of Fine ArtDemonstrations, Lectures and Teaching:Color and Still Life, Truro Center For The Arts at Castle Hill, 2008Oil Painting Demo, Yarmouth Art Guild, 2008Gallery Talks for Spanning the Years, Cape Cod Museum of Art, Sept, Nov., 2007Gallery Talks for Visions and Voices of the Outer Cape, Provincetown Art Association & Museum, 2007Brown Bag Talk, Higgins Gallery, Cape Cod Community College, Barnstable, MA, Sept, 2004Still Life Oil Painting, The Atelier Program, Cultural Center of Cape Cod, 2004, 2005Intimations, Lecture, Cape Museum of Fine Arts, Dennis, MA, 2004Still Life Painting, Demo, Yarmouth Art Guild, Yarmouth, MA, 2004, 2008Painting The Still Life, Demo, Newton Art Association, Newton, MA, 2003Painting In Greece, Lecture, Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, 2003How To Be An Artist, Talk, Elementary School, Pensacola, FL, 2003Life and Art, Illustrated Lecture, Seimens Lecture Series, South Yarmouth Library, 2003Listening to the Muse: Career Transitions and Contact with your Inner Artist, Panel, CCWO, 1998Art in Spring, AAUW, Yarmouthport, MA, 1998, 1999Oil Demos, Elizabeth Rowley Gallery, Dennis, MA, 1998Chefs' Sampler, Housing Assistance, Hyannis, 1997Flourishing Gallery Talk, Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, 1997The Great Lighthouse Moving Paint Off, Truro, MA, 1995Secret Garden Tours for the Cape Cod Museum of Arts, (Cape Museum of Fine Arts), 1997, 2005, 2006Brush Off, Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA, 1996 through 2007Still Life Demo, Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA 1998Private Painting Lessons, Contact Suzanne M. Packer, on-goingCurrent Gallery Representation Arlene Hecht Gallery 333, Falmouth, MA, Newton, MAOsterville Fine Art & Design, Osterville, MASmall Works Gallery, Creative Art Center, Chatham, MAMemberships / Professional OrganizationsCape Cod Art Association, Artist MemberCape Cod Museum of Art, LifeCape Cod Women's OrganizationCreative Arts CenterCultural Center of Cape Cod, TrusteeNational League of American Pen WomenProvincetown Art Association and Museum, Artist MemberRhode Island School of Design Alumni Association and Presidents CircleShenendehowa Lunch Bunch, HonoraryTwenty-One In TruroWomen's League for Peace and Freedom
Articles & Publications:The Early Years Of The Cape Cod Museum of Art, Cape Arts Review, Suzanne M. Packer 2006Visions and Voices of the Outer Cape, PAAM Catalogue, 200721 Artists In Truro, Cape Cod Chronicle, 2005, Stephanie Foster21 In Truro, Cape Cod Museum of Art Catalogue, 2005Suzanne Packer, The Making of An Artist, Cape Women Magazine, Deborah J. Carr, Winter / Spring, 1999Women Creating, Arts Festival, Cape Women Magazine, Deborah J. Carr, Winter / Spring, 1999Provincetown Art Association and Museum, The Permanent Collection, PAAM Publication, 1998Changing Identity Isn't Easy, Cape Cod Women, Spring 1998, Helen GravesSuzanne M. Packer, Cape Cod Life, September 1997The Two Collection 1994, The WGBH Channel 2 Auction, Catalogue'59 Art Student Told 'Sit in the Back', Cape Cod Women Magazine, Spring, 1993, Stephanie FosterThe League At The Cape, 1993, PAAM CatalogueThe Art of Bringing a Dream to Fruition, Cape Cod Times, Saturday, April 11, 1992 Kathi Scrizzi DriscollArnold Geissbuhler, Retrospective, Cape Cod Museum of Fine Art Catalogue, Acknowledgment, Fielding Dupuy, March 1987
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German nuclear review problems
Interesting read that seems to highlight problems when needing an alternate energy supply.
link texthttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13257804
I suppose the old addage of pleasing some of the people some of the time comes to mind here!
There seems to be three alternatives here .. 1 - scare the landacape with more pylons, 2 - rethink what is a knee-jerk reaction by the German government, or 3 - go back to the dark ages!!!!
I tried to post a thread on this subject but gave up ing last week.
Seems like its not just Germany.
??? should be gave up waiting
Very commendable - but where will the electricity come from? The BBC article said that Switzerland currently gets 40% of its electricity from nuclear power. And if electric cars are going to get as popular as some people predict, (not me), there will be an even greater need for electricity production. Maybe that's why they have said that there will be 20 years to stop using nuclear power as in the next 10 years or so it becomes acceptable again.
Last time I was in Germany I was astounded by the number of wind farms. I believe some farmers have given up normal farming as these give them a good living without all the hard work. Of course we are too worried about the countryside and how it looks to worry about the environment. I can't understand why we don't concentrate on tidal power for the solution. The power of the sea is the answer.
The power of the sea is the answer.
No it isn't with present technology.Wind farms are in the main useless as the wind rarely blows @ the correct speed(always too fast or too slow)I can view umpteen wind farms within a short distance of my PC chair,and use them to gauge when the wind might be suitable for flying my models thus note when they are standing dormant(one farm was given planning permission with conditions attached stating that any mast in-operative for a period was to be removed..one mast was in-operative for over 18mths & the company operating the farm simply stated the parts to repair it weren't available so the council just increased the "in-operative period" planning restriction instead of insisting it was removed.Its still not moved in about 3yrs now)After the Japan reactor problems,I was annoyed to read several anti-nuclear groups call for Sellafield to be shut-down immediately incase it was swamped by a tsunami or damaged by earthquake.Where the hell do they think Sellafield is,that it might get hit by either?Why can the cables passing through Germany not be buried,like they did with the majority of unsightly pylons in the UK?
Chegs. What has your answer got to do with the power of the sea?
As I see it tides are pretty reliable and regular. Not like the wind. Underwater turbines are out of sight and out of harm's way. They can probably be lifted to the surface for maintenance. I'm sure they are probably being used in some parts of the world at this moment. If not then it is about time they were.
I like the idea of tidal turbines. Yes, they will not operatre all the time, but unlike the winds, the tides are absolutely predictable. This means that fossil fueled power could be ramped up and down at planned times to take up the slack. Just off the top of my head I think the solent would be a good place to start with them. Maybe even go on to look at ocean currents. They are achieveable with current levels of technology too. The designs probably even exist on a hard drive somewhere. All that is needed is the willpower and the money to implement them.
Some may see money as a problem, but as energy from conventional means becomes more costly, tidal turbines will become more attractive. Then the money will be found. Case in point: 40 years or so ago oil was dirt cheap. You would have been laughed at in your rubber room if you had proposed the costly, complex and difficult process of extracting oil from shale. However, now its not such rediculously unvialble concept. Money has been found (and invested) in the process.
However. As sure as cats have kittens, some small but extremely loud group (possibly with their own agenda) will vehemently oppose the construction and siting of such turbines on the grounds that they will be harmfull to something-or-other that most people will have never heard of. This will mean years - if not decades - of costly public enquiries, planning meetings, appeals, protests, petitions and the whole gamut of media hype. All the while energy costs and consequences will skyrocket.
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Discussion in 'Dog Pictures and Pet Photos' started by vomdominus, Sep 8, 2008.
Like so?
Moses oh my... he is STUNNING beyond words.
I LOVE his sable color. He looks like the perfect doggy.
Holy monkeys, he is gorgeous! He is amazing. And I think that last one of him with his tongue hanging out is my favorite. That's too cute.
Thanks for the compliments everyone. This boy is my pride and joy.
He is GORGEOUS!
There were SEVERAL photos in there that I hope you have framed!
He really is a handsome fella!
Now when do we get a similar thread on Annie (no......I'z not greedy much!)


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electric bikes - what is an e-bikeDec 04, 2015 / Posted in News By Elizabeth Krassoi
electric bikes in Australia - 10 facts to bring you up to speed about our e-bikes
1 ebike, electric bike or Pedelecs, as they are known in Europe, are bicycles fitted with an electric motor drive system that provides assistance to the rider enabling you to ride farther with less effort. Think of it as having a reliable tailwind to help you on the way up hills.
2 The electric drive systems are pedal-assist only, there is no throttle.
3 The pedal assistance is active from 0 to 25km per hour. After that, if you wish to ride faster, it's at your own steam.
4 A standard battery gives an average assistance range of 60km per change (charge time is 2-3 hours).
5 Bosch powered electric bikes have been leading the exponentially growing pedelec market in Europe since 2010.
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8 All E-bikes from Eurocycles, Gepida, Peugeot and Gitane conform to the European standard EN15194.
9 A study of 529 e-bike owners by Monash University's Institute of Transport Studies found that 88% of people who had not previously cycled are riding their e-bikes weekly (and half of these…daily!). They also found that they are driving less.
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Sounds like you're half planning to buy it a third time - Blizzard are geniuses! :)
If the game bores you, I'm not sure the addition of dodging would be enough.
Oh sh*t, don't even put that thought in my mind :-)I do have a PS3, but luckily I barely use it so I won't be too tempted!
I resubbed to WOW and got my main to the point I can do LFR. I also finished Uncharted 3.
So here's what I actually played: Tales of Berseria, Atelier Sophie, and... Rimworld (finally!). With a little bit of Darkest Dungeon, Samurai Warriors 4-II and God Eater 2 Rage Burst.
I played... Antihero obviously, but also picked up Dark Souls 3 again, and finally finished the Smouldering Lake after killing the Old Demon King. In keeping with my Dark Souls history, underground areas are my least favorite, and this was no exception. And probably why I set the game aside for a few months... But now I moved on to Irithyll of the Boreal Valley, and I am 4 bonfires in and enjoying the game again. Not sure who awaits me beyond this next boss door.
Actually played: Nioh and nothing else. Lost a day to mandated social activities.
Tomorrow morning, my fiancee goes out of town for three nights, I get a half day on Friday AND Monday off, so I will have a TON of gaming time this weekend. For the blog I'm gonna hit:
And, by request (I emphasize that since I'm not choosing this on my own):
Plus some of this in prep for next weekend's streaming event:
For myself, I just finally got this:
So it's likely much of my time will be spent with that, but I should be able to also hit:
Should be a damned great weekend.
X Rebirth is a much better game now. Maybe try a sandbox mode instead of the campaign? Maybe it will "click" (though the campaign has some awesome BSG-like moments).
As for me, hmmmm, I'll probably play Tales of Berseria and Atelier Sophie the most, but I want a little variation. So I'll probably play God Eater 2, or Samurai Warriors 4-II, or Cogmind, or Rimworld, or something else. I'll let you all know on Monday. :)
What the heck is "Holy Potatoes We're in Space!" That sounds like my kind of game. My kind of title anyway.
Afghanistan '11 is entering the home stretch, so I imagine I'll be putting a lot of time into that. I have a hankering for something shiny but not Early Access. I'm thinking of finally grabbing Banner Saga 2, although if Realpolitik turns out better than expected I might get that instead.
So far it seems kinda FTLish, but with the flair from the folks who made Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?!
Most likely more time with War in the West, Offworld Trading Company, and Diablo 3. I finished the Operation Husky scenario last weekend in WITW and like to tackle the intro to air ops scenario, and read through the players handbook. I'm kind of exhausted on D3, so probably done for the season.
I'm predicting Nioh... what a great game!
Antihero , Dark Souls 3, and some Offworld Trading Company.
I'm not really an RTS guy, but Halo Wars 2 and Offworld Trading Company are great and I'll dive into them this weekend. Also, I'll be racing in Project Cars and Forza Horizon 3, and, finally, doing some survival co-op in The Division with a friend.
For Honor
I'm trying out Deathtrap to see if it's worth playing. So far I'm mixed with it. Even though I have liked some tower defense / action hybrid games, I'm not sure this is going to be one of them.
I need to get back into Hitman after playing the first 2 maps.
I'm torn on what else I'll try and play more of. I haven't really dug into a strategy game in a little bit. There are a bunch of games that I either haven't played, or I've played but haven't done all of the scenarios that I really need to get back into.
Shadow Tactics: played a littleConquest of Elysium 4: played #3 and thought it was OKStardew Valley: haven't played at allProject Highrise: haven't palyed at allChaos Reborn : played someStars In Shadow: played someThe Sorcerer King Rivals: Thought that the pre Rivals version was only OKMaster of Orion (original): I've only played it a littleOffworld Trading Company: pretty darn good, played some scenarios and almost 1 campaignStar Ruler 2: haven't played since the expansion, only played pre expansion a littleBig Pharma: played a bunch of the scenarios but still a lot more to do. Haven't palyed teh expansion
... and there's more
Uncharted 4. I'm about 45% in. Hope to knock out the rest of it.
Metal Gear 5 on the PS4.
One Deck Dungeon.
Forge Wars.


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Over 750,000 Somalis will die without urgent help
MORE than 750,000 people will die of starvation in Somalia in the next four months unless urgent help arrives within weeks, the United Nations said yesterday as it announced that the country's famine had spread further.
A sixth region, Bay in central Somalia, is in famine, according to data released following recent assessment missions. The studies show that more than half of the country, or four million people, need food aid to keep them from dying, but aid workers are concerned that the international fund-raising effort is slowing.
Already "tens of thousands have died" and "hundreds" more are still dying each day, the UN's Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit said.
"In total, four million people are in crisis in Somalia, with 750,000 people at risk of death in the coming four months in the absence of adequate response," the report concluded.
Starvation in several more areas is expected to worsen in the coming months, before rains due in October water seeds ahead of harvests hoped for early next year.
"We can't underestimate the scale of the crisis," said Mark Bowden, the UN's humanitarian co-ordinator for Somalia.
Banadir hospital in central Mogadishu is one of only two hospitals able to hold off the final deadly stages of malnutrition, which weakens children so much that they become prone to other potentially fatal illnesses, mostly measles or diarrhoea infections.
More than 100,000 people have arrived in Somalia's seaside capital in recent months, driven from their rural homes by the hope of aid. The UN's World Food Programme is handing out more than 100,000 hot meals a day.
Barry Came, the organisation's spokesman, said there was hope that more than 1.9 million people would soon regularly be given food, more than double the number being reached now.
"This is probably the most difficult operation in the world," he said. "It is a conflict zone unlike other conflict zones, in that it is extremely difficult to get on the ground with assistance." (© The Daily Telegraph, London)
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Endless Noise Composes For American ExpressOriginal music for two new spots in "Open Small Business" campaign (July 01, 2004)
Endless Noise, one of the leading original music production companies in America, specializing in commercials, TV programs, films, and multi-media projects, has just completed original music composition for two new 30-second American Express "Open Small Business" TV spots, on behalf of client Ogilvy/New York. The spots just broke. The announcement was made today by Endless Noise founder/Creative Director Jeff Elmassian.
NOTE: TO VIEW THE SPOTS, PLEASE VISIT: www.endlessnoise.com
Click on "Reels," and then click on the TOP COLOR IMAGE in the CENTER COLUMN. To play, click on "VIEW SPOT" at the right. NOTE: IF the Prompt asks for a Username and Password, Simply Click "CANCEL".
For client Ogilvy/New York, and Producer Christine Lindemann and Music Producer Stephanie Diaz-Matos, Endless Noise composed original music for two new spots entitled "Healthy Growth" and "Do You Know Me/Jonathan Antin." In both spots, directed by Nick Leiwin, Jonathan Antin, "stylist to the stars" (and the subject of an upcoming reality series on Bravo,) appears in his new Beverly Hills salon, discussing how important the American Express Small Business card was in expanding his business from one shop to two.
About Endless Noise:
Commercial music and sound design company Endless Noise, based in Los Angeles, composes and produces innovative and cutting-edge music and sound design for commercials, TV programs, films, and multi-media projects. Building on its Grammy, 2003 Cannes Gold Lion/"Excellence in Music," Clio, AICP, D&AD, London International Advertising, International ANDY, International Monitor, and One Show Award-winning accomplishments and its solid track-record working with leading entertainment companies and ad agencies, Endless Noise offers the proven ability to create the perfect music and sound design for the world's most ambitious projects.
For more information, please call executive producer Celia Williams [email protected] at 310.860.1202 or visit www.endlessnoise.com.
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