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Luxury Auto Cars of Indianapolis was founded by Kevin Coulter in 2011. Kevin began detailing cars at an early age at a local Indiana Auto Auction and soon developed an aspiration to become a small business owner, which led to the creation of Luxury Cars of Indy, but before that he spent 15 years in the automotive field as a new and used car dealership salesperson and manager. This time spent in the car business was so very valuable in learning the skills necessary to own and operate a business, handling customers in a professional friendly and efficient manner, and connecting with a vast network of other automotive professionals vendors and technicians to have at the businesses disposal as different needs and situations arise.
• Although Kevin was learning the most advanced techniques in detailing and auto reconditioning, he never forgot the lessons he learned from the detail shop all those years ago. It was during this time that Kevin learned the value of every automobile; and learned how the right care and knowledge would enhance the performance and look of every car and truck with which he came in contact. The Luxury Auto Cars' vision is to have a full line of custom detailing services available to our customers in the greater Indianapolis area, and combine them with competitive prices. With the growth of Luxury cars in recent years, Kevin's vision of specializing in detailing Luxury cars is right on time . Kevin's promise to himself is to always provide value and outstanding service, regardless of how big the business grows.
Kevin originally opened Luxury Auto Cars of Indianapolis in a quaint, easy to find, Castleton location, then moved to the Pendleton Pike area before settling at the North Keystone Location and concentrating on mobile services. Word of great deals and outstanding service is quickly spreading throughout the greater north side area and business is growing at an impeccable rate.
It was the fall of 2011 when Luxury Auto Cars of Indianapolis opened it's doors in the heart of Castleton and offered pick up and delivery service from your home or work as well as mobile service. The business has never had more momentum and strength than it does now, and you will love the quality and service that you will receive as Kevin Coulter, the owner himself, will oversee and guide the process of every vehicle that comes through the business. And of course, all of Luxury Cars of Indianapolis vehicles come with 100% customer satisfaction.
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For the third year in a row, Mineola High School recently hosted a presentation for all students from the Alliance for Climate Education, an organization that promotes the education of climate changes and global warming to all schools across the country with the hope of sparking even a small change among students, their families and thecommunity at large.
An ACE representative spoke to students in grades 8-12 in a workshop that used real-world events, including the recent Hurricane Sandy, to illustrate points about the truth behind climate changes and their effect on areas around the globe.
All students were encouraged to create a DOT – Do One Thing – that they could do in order to reduce theircarbon footprint. They were also asked to encourage every member of their family to do the same.
Last year, Mineola High School won the Greendependence Day Challenge and receiveda $1,000 grant through ACE and the National Grid Foundation for its efforts to help theenvironment.


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How To Sail A Yacht
Sailing a yacht is a very pleasant experience for people who enjoy the open waters and calmness that comes with sailing. Anyone who sails a yacht will keep in mind the responsibilities that come with the task, and the dangers to be aware of. The skipper of the yacht will be responsible for the safe travel and safe return of each of the passengers.Step 1: Know Your Boat
Get familiar with the boat before it is launched. The responsible skipper will know every inch of the yacht before leaving. This includes the engine, sails, lines and the emergency equipment. Know about each aspect of the yacht and how to make minor and simple repairs to each component. The ability to make these adjustments can mean the difference between being able to sail back or having the be towed back to the harbor if something does arise. Be proficient at operating the sails and motor.Step 2: Basic Prep
Perform a safety check before launching. All the sails must be working. The motor must be in working order. There must be a full tank of fuel. The radio just work. The safety equipment must be fully stocked and each passenger must have a lifejacket dedicated to them.
Hold a meeting of the crew. Ensure each member of the team knows their role and responsibility. The crew must be experienced in sailing basics and what to do in case of an emergency and how to send out radio messages. Assign each crew members a specific duty and position. Do not assign any role to a crew member who does not know how to implement his task. The crew should be able to sail the yacht in the event the skipper becomes incapacitated. Start the motor and launch the yacht under motor power. If the sail yacht does not have a motor leave the slip and harbor under sail power. Using the motor will provide more control of the yacht which helps to prevent collisions in the crowded harbor.Step 3: Set Sail!
Set the sails once open waters have been reached. Turn the bow of the boat into the wind and raise the main sail. Rails the jib, once the main sail is up. Position the furling jib if one is available by turning to the desired tack and slowly unfurling the jib and set it.
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My brother, who for many years called Paris (France) home, asked me the following (very French) question last summer: Do you know how to pair Lebanese cheeses with fruits? I had to admit the idea never crossed my mind. So in the course of the year, I started thinking about what would go with what. Halloum is a Cypriot cheese, but it is so popular in Lebanon that many people consider it a Lebanese cheese. (It is produced locally as well).
Halloum is one of those cheeses that should be fried in butter for its flavor and texture to stand out; today, I am suggesting pairing it with fresh apricots, pan-fried as well, for a quick and delicious appetizer or light lunch (depending on how many you consume!).
I was up at 6AM to take photos of Moallem (Master) Philippe, a seasoned farmer, while he was perched on the apricot tree. A bit dangerous don't you think?
INGREDIENTS: 4 servings
- 12 sweet and ripe apricots
- 12 squares of Halloum cheese
- unsalted butter, as needed
- 1/4 cup of sugar or 3 tbsp of apricot preserves
- Place 1/4 cup of butter in a large skillet. Split the apricots in half and place them round side down on the skillet; fry till they soften, adding a few pinches of sugar or the preserves half-way through. Remove from the skillet and keep warm in the oven.
- Place the squares of Halloum in the skillet, adding more butter as needed (to prevent the cheese from sticking); fry the squares 3 minutes on each side over medium-high heat and remove from the skillet and place over the apricot halves. Serve immediately.


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National Wool Museum
National Wool Museum
Dre-fach Felindre
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01559 371592
Wool was historically the most important and widespread of Wales' industries. The picturesque village of Dre-fach Felindre in the beautiful Teifi valley was once the centre of a thriving woollen industry earning the nickname 'The Huddersfield of Wales'. Shirts and shawls, blankets and bedcovers, woollen stockings and socks were all made and sold in the surrounding countryside – and to the rest of the world. Located in the historic former Cambrian Mills, the Museum is a special place with a spell binding story to tell.
Re-opened in 2004 following major re-development, this flagship museum is a new and exciting place to visit with something for everyone to enjoy. Visit the sympathetically restored listed mill buildings and historic machinery and see brand new features such as the glass roofed courtyard. A raised walkway gives a unique view of textiles in production at Melin Teifi, the site's commercial woollen mill, while a new gallery displays aspects of the National Flat Textile Collection for the first time. Families can have fun following the specially designed trail, 'A Woolly Tale', and create their own guide to making and using woollen cloth, trying their hand at carding, spinning and sewing along the way. The Museum's friendly staff are always on hand to give demonstrations and answer questions.
Venue Type:
April–September: 10am–5pm, daily
October–March: 10am–5pm, Tues–Sat
Additional info
Physical Mobility: There are 4 designated disabled parking bays located in the carpark, before crossing the bridge. Buses and coaches are requested to deposit passengers at the entrance on the road. From the car park there are flat paved routes into the museum which can easily be used by all visitors. However, please note that there is a downward slope from the road to the museum entrance and that there is a grassed expanse between the overflow carpark and the entrance. Two wheelchairs are available on request in the shop. The chairs are allocated on a first come first served basis and cannot be pre-booked, although any advanced requests will be considered. Seating is available at various locations throughout the museum. Please ask any member of staff if you require seating at any other location. There is a lift to the first floor in the main building. A stair lift is available in the Weaving Shed to view Melin Teifi at work.
Hearing Impaired: The galleries and exhibits have a good standard of written material to support the collections. Visual interpretation of the main exhibition theme is clearly displayed.
Visually Impaired: A number of museum displays have audio interpretation and there is use of ambient sound in some galleries. Some of the galleries have low light levels for conservation reasons, but walkways and text panels are clearly illuminated.
Learning Difficulties: Groups and individuals are welcome and activities are available if pre-booked.
Facilities: The museum's café and shop are accessible to wheelchair users. Toilet facilities for the disabled are located off the main reception building and in the Resource and Collections Centre. Baby changing facilities are provided in the ladies toilet in the museum.
Dogs: Aid dogs are welcomed into all areas of the site. Water bowls are available on request from the café. All dogs must leave the premises to relieve themselves. Staff will advise on request.
Collection details
Costume and Textiles, Industry, Science and Technology, Social History
Key artists and exhibits
- Welsh woollen industry
A Dark Cloud over the Woollen Industry
- 1 July — 29 November 2014 *on now
Exploring the desperation of the woollen mills, needing the contracts during the War to keep the mills open, and the use of Welsh national identity for recruitment. The Welsh Army Corps wanted to promote a Welsh national identity by clothing the new army in native homespun cloth – `Brethyn Llwyd`. It was short lived and never used for active service.
Suitable for
- Any age
Willow Craft Workshop
- 26 September 2014 10am-4pm
A wall basket is an unusual shaped basket suitable for displaying flowers or practical storage especially in the kitchen. Using traditional basketry techniques, some experience is helpful but not essential.
Suitable for
- 18+
£30.00 per person.
Making Hooked Rugs from Wool
- 27 September 2014 11am-4:30pm
How to fleece and yarn to make wall hangings, rugs and pictures using rag rug hooking techniques.
Suitable for
- 18+
Natural Dyeing
- 28 September 2014 10am-4pm
Using plant dyes the workshop will focus on golden and russet shades of autumn to create a range of samples on wool. Materials included.
Suitable for
- 18+
£35.00 per person.
Rag Rugging Workshop: Pegloom Weaving
- 25 October 2014 12:30-5pm
Pegloom weaving. Make a cushion pad with fleece or rags using a pegloom.
Suitable for
- Any age
£25.00 per person.
Festive Wreath
- 8 November 2014 12:30-5pm
Make a festive wreath using rag rug making techniques.
Suitable for
- 18+
£25.00 per person.
Junk Picture Frames
- 13 December 2014 12:30-5pm
Make a personalised picture frame using a combination of junk collage and rug hooking.
Suitable for
- 18+
£25.00 per person.
Hooked Hearts
- 14 January 2015 12:30-5pm
Make a heart shaped brooch or frame using rag rugging techniques.
Suitable for
- 18+
£25.00 per person.
Paper Roses Workshop
- 17 January 2015 1-4pm
How to make your own paper rose. Step by step instructions and all materials provided. No previous experience provided.
Suitable for
- 18+
£13.00 per person.
Braided Rag Rugs
- 14 February 2015 12:30-5pm
Make place mats using braided rag rug techniques.
Suitable for
- 14-15
- 18+
- 16-17
- 11-13
£25.00 per person.
Flowers and Garlands
- 14 March 2015 12:30-5pm
Make flower brooches and spring garlands using rag rug making techniques.
Suitable for
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£25.00 per person.
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chronic conditions" (PCAST, 2010). Consistent with this, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) included a goal of "empowering] individuals with health IT to improve their health and the health care system" in its draft federal health IT strategic plan (ONC, 2011) and has included this goal in the criteria for its meaningful use program.
Over time, discussions of patient or family engagement in health care have tended to revolve around three topics:
1. Patients' access to their own personal health data in electronic formats (personal health information management);
2. Patients' access to evidence-based information about their medical conditions, treatment options, and health-promoting activities and behaviors (more than 80 percent of Internet users in the United States search for health information online (Pew Research Center, 2011); and
3. Effective communication between a patient (and family or care- giver) and health care providers and the health care delivery system so as to improve safety and quality.
Such discussions center on the belief that patients who have the tools to manage their own health care data, who have ready access to reliable health-related information, and/or who can communicate more effectively with health professionals will be capable of making more informed decisions and will experience better outcomes. Recent trends with personal health records (PHRs) indicate that patient engagement tools may have a role in allowing patients and their families to become more involved in their care. Therefore, the impact of the growing use of patient engagement tools on patient safety should be considered.
There has been rapid growth of consumer health IT in recent years designed for the purpose of enabling patients and their families to become truly engaged consumers of health care (Poon et al., 2007). Tools such as PHRs can help patients feel more knowledgeable about their conditions, offer shared decision making, and can lead to fewer gaps in care (California HealthCare Foundation, 2010; Detmer et al., 2008; Zhou et al., 2010). For example, one study found that patients had eight times more adverse events than noted in their medical records when asked directly if they had experienced a problem with a drug (Gandhi et al., 2003). Importantly, PHRs can also be used to improve communications between patients and health professionals.


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My mother loved Thanksgiving. She spent hours dancing in the kitchen cooking up old family recipes and singing show tunes. You wish I was joking about the show tunes, but I'm not. Fortunately for us, my mother could actually sing.
I haven't seen a table setting like hers since she passed away in 2008. Before Pinterest people actually had to find inspiration for their decor from within and my mother had a great eye for detail and color. Our table settings were more important than the food we devoured, each napkin folded perfectly over my grandmother's china. I miss her show tunes, her delicately folded silk napkins and her incredible energy, but mostly I miss the way she reminded us each year that we needed to be thankful and count our blessings.
Her tradition was to go around the table and make each person say what they were thankful for. I am sure a lot of you have this same tradition since it is in line with the meaning of the Holiday. When I as younger I used to sit there stressing over what I would say, "Is it going to be good enough? Will it be the right thing? Gosh I wish she would STOP MAKING US DO THIS EVERY SINGLE YEAR." When she became sick and I was a little older our "thankful for" started to have a theme. Every year at least one of us was thankful that she was still alive, or thankful that the chemo seemed to be working or thankful that we had gone a few months without any bad news.
The Thanksgivings following her death I could have scoured the earth trying to find something I was thankful for and I still wouldn't have come up with anything. Today, in 2012, if she were here I wouldn't be able to choose just one thing to tell her, I am thankful for so many things.
I won't bore you with my list of things that I am thankful for this year, but I will invite you to share in my mother's tradition and sit around your table tomorrow and have each guest pick one thing that they are thankful for. It really allows you to reflect on the year past and remind yourself why we are all here.
I was going to just post a list of films that you could see this weekend when you have some time off from work but then I stumbled upon the following video and realized I had to share.
"What makes you itch? What sort of a situation would you like?"
It is tougher than you think to really examine your life and try to pinpoint what you would be doing if there were no rules or guidelines. Sometimes we don't even recognize the rules and guidelines, they are hidden behind years of pretending, conforming and accommodating.
So my "To Do List" for you this Thanksgiving is to make a list of the things that you are thankful for and see if they align with what you are doing on a daily basis. If money didn't matter, is this how you would be living your life?
If I learned one thing from my mother during all those thanksgiving dinners, its that our time is precious, reflection is important and that people pay attention to how you fold your napkins.
Happy Thanksgiving!
As promised, a list of films to see this weekend:


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On July 29, 2014 at 6:47 pm (CDT), Little Soya made history by becoming the first gluten-free soy sauce to be launched into space. A shipment of Little Soya's plastic fish-shaped containers was sent on board a European Space Agency cargo-carrying spacecraft called the Ariane 5, ATV-5 delivering supplies to astronauts and cosmonauts on the International Space Station. Just think, right now some 220 miles above the Earth's surface, an astronaut may be enjoying the galaxy's best gluten-free soy sauce!
What makes Little Soya the perfect space sauce? It starts with our bold, savory, umami flavor. A lot of people don't know this, but in space, astronauts' senses of taste and smell diminish so they need powerful flavors. We've spent the last six years honing our recipe to create the best tasting soy sauce on Earth in the universe. Little Soya's smooth, sweet flavor is sure to awaken the astronauts' sense of taste, making it the ideal seasoning for outer space dining.
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Goodness me, William Barker is nice. The new senior partner elect of Martineau Johnson could be forgiven for being fairly crotchety as the wonders of the British railway network have combined to make the journey down to his firm's newish London office, as he puts it, "rubbish". But instead, he scurries around trying to find a glass to put my requested orange juice in. Neither of us spots the rows of glasses on another table, so the intellectual property heavyweight, after much reassurance that it really doesn't matter, has to use a cup instead. So the orange juice arrives with a saucer.
Barker's niceness is not surprising as Birmingham-based Martineau Johnson seems to be a genuinely nice firm. So nice, in fact, that it was not until 1999 that the firm lost its first equity partner since Martineau Johnson started in the early 19th century. The departure of property partner Joanna Lawson-King must have been as great a shock as a messy divorce in The Waltons. She was followed by Barry Sankey who was formerly the head of the property development group but left following a disagreement - the equivalent, it would seem, of Ma Walton carrying out satanic sacrifices.
Anyway, enough of the digressions. Barker stresses that Martineau Johnson is still the same lovely place as it ever was. "We are seeing profits going up, profits per partner going up, and turnover going up, while retaining the special culture that we have," he beams. "There is no in-fighting among the partnership at Martineau Johnson."
But surely every firm would claim that? "They might claim it, but it wouldn't be true," laughs Barker, adding later: "Martineau Johnson partners don't take themselves too seriously. It's a firm that people will want to come and join after starting off life in other law firms."
That view is backed up by one of Barker's competitors in the intellectual property (IP) market, Wragge & Co's Gordon Harris, who says that he has consistently heard the same about Martineau Johnson. "I have worked with many Martineau partners over the years and they have all been easy to deal with," he says, adding that he views Barker as his most formidable competitor within the Birmingham IP market.
Barker was voted in by the partnership two weeks ago. He takes over from the current senior partner Michael Shepherd, who is retiring from the position at the beginning of May.
Barker has been on the executive board of the firm for the past six years, joining it as a relatively new partner at the age of 33. He says that since becoming a partner he has become more interested in how a law firm runs itself and so becoming senior partner seemed logical. "I am involved in the development of our foreign practice. And it was while I was on a trip doing that, that it struck me that I was always being an ambassador for the firm, which is how we see our senior partners.
"Ever since I became an equity partner, I have been interested in the way the law firm business has been run. When you become a partner you become a part of the business and that carries with it certain responsibilities."
At 39, Barker is the firm's youngest ever senior partner and feels that this reflects the young partnership within Martineau Johnson. He has yet to decide exactly how taking on the role will affect his practice. "Having decided to run for the election, I didn't think in any great detail about what changes to my day-to-day routine would be needed until after the election. Something will have to give but I don't want to give up fee-earning in its entirety."
Fortunately, the position of senior partner is not full time, unlike the managing partner post held by David Gwyther.
Barker joined Martineau Johnson in 1991 from Pinsent Curtis, tempted by the opportunity of heading his own IP department. While at Pinsents he worked with Neil Maybury, now a consultant at Putsmans in Birmingham, who again reiterates that Barker is a nice bloke.
"Bill was my number one assistant in the IP group," remembers Maybury. "He was a smashing colleague and beneath that rather quiet exterior lies a very capable chap."
Barker has left Pinsents behind and he does not see Martineau Johnson following his former firm's recent example of merging, in this instance with City firm Biddle. "Over the past few years we have had a number of approaches for mergers from various firms, including some well known firms. But the partners have constantly turned the approaches down and are confident of Martineau Johnson's future as an independent law firm."
The Pinsents and Biddle merger was primarily aimed at strengthening Pinsents' London office and Barker does not believe that the merger will affect the Birmingham market. And Barker says Martineau Johnson's own London office is going from strength to strength - but then he would say that, wouldn't he.
The office opened last September when the firm tempted over Heather Leeson, a banking litigation and recovery partner from a newly-merged Hammond Suddards Edge. In November, the firm also brought in Leeson's former colleague Hugh Edmunds. The practice is operating out of serviced offices, although Barker says that they are looking for their own premises.
Others are lined up to join the office. But Barker stresses that his firm is not looking to "take on the world" from the London office, it is just to help tempt in international clients.
"The trouble with being based in Birmingham is that when you say that to lawyers they ask, 'Are you from Alabama?'" explains Barker. "When you say that it's in England they ask, 'which part of London is it?' There's a perception that everything that happens in England happens in London. You can eventually persuade the lawyers to use you but it's difficult persuading the clients who tend to ask whether the lawyer knows anyone in London."
If only lawyers were picked on the basis of their niceness, then Martineau Johnson would have jetloads of clients flying over to Birmingham every week, London office or no London office.
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My son 10 years old had terrible urinary problems. He cried and complained and pain while peeing. We were given Suprax 400mg table by our Dr. taking 1/2 of pill which would be 200mg per day for 4 days. He only weighs 72lbs.Six days later we think it cleared up his infection but the side effects of diarhea were horrible. He has now developed a irritation around his butt and can't go to school. ... Show Full Comment
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Also, while it's true the 5.7L has been around since 2003 as you stated, this particular 5.7L configuration has only been around since 2009. Many things changed beginning in 2009, including a newly designed timing chain tensioner and the timing chain itself which I believe was replaced with a new much thinner timing chain.
But really, none of that matters. Your mind is obviously made up. 18 years, 5 years, whatever it is that your have worked as a mechanic, and your never have seen a timing chain break before in a Challenger is really of no concern. I don't suppose all of those who have experienced a timing chain break was instructed to notify you. I posted 3 cases of a timing chain break just inside of 2 months and now a 4th has come forward within that same time frame, and that's just in this thread. I believe I have 6-7 other cases logged. For something that both you and I agree seems sooo rare, 6-7 cases is rather shocking to me. Now you tell us that it may be as high as 18 per week. I am left just scratching my head in bewilderment.
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Since its creation in 1966, park staff has worked to define the park, its goals, and its operating needs. Early in the planning stages, it was determined by a NPS Western Regional Office planning team that the staffing levels at the park would be kept low and would rely on regional office staff for technical assistance support. By comparison to other parks in the region with similar types of resources and acreage, the park staff has remained small. This results in a management situation where staff serves in different roles as needed.
Since the management record for the park is incomplete, there are management decisions for which the reasoning behind them remains unknown. There are, however, a few general characteristics of park management that are identifiable over the years. The first characteristic is the feeling that, even though the park has existed for thirty-three years, it seems new. To some NPS staff, both at the park and in the region, the park still feels and operates like a new park that has yet to come fully into the system. In interviews with past superintendents, the idea that the park still felt like a new park when they came "on board" was a recurring theme.
The island environment also shapes park management, in ways that other parks in the region have not experienced. Location adds a special twist to park management on several levels. First, the rural quality of the island and its small population sometimes leads to difficulty getting or maintaining supplies and equipment. There are no super-warehouse stores on the island, and prices for certain materials can be higher than on the mainland. The nature of the island tourist economy and the vacation property market also lends to a higher cost of living. An additional factor career NPS staff considers in looking at openings with the park is the lack of job opportunity available for spouses or other family members around the islands. The park hasn't traditionally attracted high levels of career NPS personnel for positions outside of superintendent and chief ranger. A good percentage of staff has come from the island or nearby mainland communities.
On a larger scale, there is something to be said for "island time," meaning action on the island can move at a slower pace. In 1985, the regional office sent a study team to the park to review the management structure and make recommendations on how the park could be more effectively managed. When Deputy Regional Director Bill Briggle wrote to Superintendent Hastings to inform him of the study team's arrival and intentions, he noted that he asked Darryll Johnson, the regional sociologist to "analyze the impact of insular living on the staff, their attitudes, productivity, etc., in hopes of gaining greater understanding of an island work environment and the possible problems facing our people while on such an assignment." [1] The concept is an intangible and the true level of its impact over the years is elusive. The only thing known for certain is that the concept was considered at regional levels of management and that thousands of people "escape" to the island every year to enjoy its attitudes and environment. It is the reason people retire there.
The island environment can be said to influence another characteristic of park management: the attitudes of NPS staff from other offices. One can reason that island time is partially responsible for the perception that the park is a "sleepy" park, with not much activity occurring. This is not true; there is plenty going on, and plenty that could be going on given appropriate staffing and funding levels.
That the park is perceived as sleepy is derived from research interviews of NPS park staff and their observations about the NPS staff at region, Washington, D.C., and even at other parks. There is the almost unanimous opinion among park staff that, for many years, the park was treated as a great place to get to visit. All park staff referenced this in some way or another. NPS personnel invited to the park for the purpose of assessing park needs would see the park, tour the island, and then leave. Park staff expressed difficulty in getting further response after such visits, and some honestly were left with the impression that the trip in itself was really the goal, and not to resolve any of the park's problems or issues. This is not meant to imply that all staff visiting the island have not followed through with assistance; it is only meant to convey a message that was consistent in park staff interviews completed for this history.
The Pacific Northwest region is home to three big natural parks, Olympic, North Cascades, and Mount Ranier. It is a consistent theme in the region that all the small historical parks, San Juan among them, has a difficult time receiving a commitment from upper management at the regional and national levels in the shadow of these three dominant parks. So while regional technical staff tried to assess, program, and lobby for management needs at the park, they are equally frustrated by the lack of support and lobbying power coming from upper management.
Frustration has also been an intangible force at work at the park and was evident in 80% of the interviews the author conducted. Job satisfaction is based on a feeling of achievement and accomplishment; this is true for any work environment. A great deal of park planning has never been implemented, despite work by the staff to get support and funding for a variety of projects and programming. The general feeling the author observed is that staff basically operated on survival mode, that a majority of their time was spent trying to maintain basic operations, but not generally making progress on issues or projects. This atmosphere is a stressful one and it results in burn out of personnel. The idea that park staff believed that upper level NPS management was not listening has also contributed to this problem.
With those characteristics underlying the basic framework of park management, a review of park development shows that the park has spent a majority of its history trying to define itself, its goals and programming needs under the shadow of the region's big three parks and the frustration created by the lack of support from upper management in implementing recommended planning efforts.
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Pengrowth president and CEO Derek Evans, is shown in Calgary, May 11, 2010. Pengrowth Energy Corp (TSX:PGF) plans to take over NAL Energy Corp. (TSX:NAE) in stock-swap deal that values NAL at some $1.9 billion, including debt THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
CALGARY - Pengrowth Energy Corp.'s $1.9-billion acquisition of NAL Energy Corp. will give the company the heft it needs to chase after growth opportunities in the oilsands and elsewhere, the CEO of oil and gas producer said Friday.
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The combined company will have 100,000 oil-equivalent barrels of daily production and exposure to light oil assets in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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"The combined size of this organization, the stable nature of the production and the cash flow it's going to throw off is going to provide us with a greater ability to actually look at those opportunities," he said.
Pengrowth would look at oilsands projects in the relatively small 30,000 barrel-per-day range, as opposed to larger developments that are more at risk of cost overruns, Evans said.
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"They've got so much on their plate that I don't think they have the bandwidth to operate all of them efficiently. To add all these assets to that, I think doesn't help the situation."
Bellinski said NAL (TSX:NAE) doesn't seem to have a great growth profile, so essentially all Pengrowth is doing is buying its existing cash flow.
"The right thing to do instead of acquiring other firms would be the sell off properties, to focus their efforts on their best opportunities instead of trying to go out and find more," said Bellinski.
"If they had good opportunities in the first place, and they weren't paying such a high dividend, they'd have plenty of capital to start with, and plenty of opportunities to play that at a better return. I just don't buy their story at all."
Under terms of the transaction, NAL stockholders will receive 0.86 of a Pengrowth share for each NAL share they own. The deal values NAL at some $1.9 billion when debt is included.
Based on Thursday's closing prices of $9.95 for Pengrowth stock and $7.80 for NAL shares, the offer represents a premium of 9.7 per cent, the companies said in a joint release.
Based on the 20-day volume-weighted average prices on the TSX of Pengrowth and NAL, the exchange ratio represents a premium of 11 per cent.
Upon completion of the deal, the former NAL shareholders would own about 26 per cent of Pengrowth.
NAL CEO Andrew Wiswell said the company's assets are a good fit with Pengrowth.
"This transaction represents an opportunity for NAL shareholders to realize an immediate recognition of the value of the asset base, as well as the opportunity for continued participation with a larger and stronger entity," he said.
The deal requires the approval of at least two-thirds of NAL shareholders and a majority of Pengrowth shareholders at meetings being held in late May.
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There is a new sport that just flew into St. Marys and it is Disc Golf. A new competitive course is located in the John G. Lancaster Park courtesy of William Franklin, a Bay District Volunteer Firefighter.
For those unfamiliar with the game of disc golf, it is played over a course designed for varying levels of skills. Competitors throw discs at basket-like targets with the same goal as regular golf – to achieve the lowest number of throws around the course.
The first instance of playing golf with a flying disc occurred in Vancouver, BC in 1926. A group of school age kids played a game with tin lids, which they dubbed Tin Lid Golf. They played on a course they laid out on their school grounds.
The sport had its ups and downs over the years, but is now a viable and highly competitive sport with both school and professional leagues across the country.
The new course is called the Hot Shots Disc Golf Course and is located in the back left corner of the park. It is an 18-hole course with an additional practice basket. The baskets are the Mach 5 design with the number plate conversions.
The tee pads for the course are rubber pads that were purchased from the Amish to help contribute some money back to the community. Disc golf players will notice that at each tee there is a sign showing the path of flight and the location of the target basket.
The course is listed on the Professional Disc Golf Association Web site complete with directions to the course and for GPS enthusiasts the Latitude and Longitude. Visit www.pdga.com and look under courses and then course directory.
There is also more information on the PDGA site regarding the origins of the sport. According to Franklin, "As far as the course [goes] I had to work a little over a year to complete this project. I worked with the Maryland parks director and the parks maintenance department to acquire the equipment and install all of the required items.
Williams went on to say that the disc game is very much like golf in that there are discs designed for use for a specific shots. Just like in golf, there are discs for long distance, mid-distances, putting - literally hundreds of specialized discs for the sport.
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That's not necessarily a bad thing.
The play was installed early in training camp this year, though as Mike McCarthy said Friday, the Packers had a similar play in the kicking game playbook for the last couple of years. The play has a chance to work when the defense overloads one side, as Chicago did on this play with seven men to the Packers' left. But here's what's amazing to me: Green Bay has to rely on three linemen blocking five Bears. If those Packer linemen don't do the job right, the play collapses. And if [Shawn] Slocum hadn't changed kicker Mason Crosby's assignment a couple of weeks ago, I say the play would have failed also.
If you get a chance, definitely check it out in his weekly MMQB column. He takes paragraphs to describe a play that literally took but a few seconds.
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Sounds like a carb issue (water in float bowls) also the pilots jets could be partly blocked,these jets controll mostly up to 2/3000 rpm.If the carb hasn`t been tampered you could also have a rusty tank letting crap through.
Has this bike been out off use for a time?
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this could be as simple as a badly adjusted choke cable, then carb balance then into them carbs as jaffa say's.........if your asking and not telling about your air filter (if its dirty its fecked) then i strongly suggest you take it to a mechanic................or just keep her running
Thanks for reply. Three days ago i cleaned my carbs (Before that, it also functioned poorly).
Did you check if the pilot jets were clear?
Also if possible fit an inline filter between the tap and the carbs.
What can i do if i have water in float bowls?
I suggest you have a compression test done on all 4 cylinders.
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It sounds like your bike is running as lean as lean can be, and it's only when you've got enough heat into the engine that it can support the tiny amount of fuel getting through. As it's below 3500 it is still your pilot circuit that is at fault. If it's been stood for any time the fuel will have gone stale in a matter of weeks. You say you've inspected the pilot jets, but if the fuel is stale it will have coated the jets in shellac or varnish as it evaporated, so they look ok but the passages are squeezed. Poking wire down the hole is considered sacrilege, but sometimes needs must. What you could do to start with is set the pilot screws to the factory setting of 1.75 turns out, then turn them out half a turn at a time to see if that has a positive effect.Let us know how you get on.....Chris
Hey, thanks for reply... I tried to set pilot screw but at the place where a screw should be i have metal or sth...
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The Shabaka Stone is one of the most important relics to be discovered from Kemet, next to the Rosetta Stone.
It is named after the "black" Pharaoh Shabaka (ca.712- 698 BCE), who ruled in the XXVth Dynasty (ca. 716 - 702 BCE) and who's Old Kingdom styled prenomen name ("Neferkare") is mentioned twice (in LINE 1). The black African Nubian Shabaka was the first king of the "Ethiopian" Dynasty to reunite Kemet by defeating the monarchy of Sais while settling in Memphis. Memphis was the ancient capital of Kemet, founded by Pharoah Menes.
The Shabaka Stone lays the foundation for the Memphite Theology, which was the foundational spiritual teaching of Kemet presented by Pharaoh Menes. It centers Ptah as the creator of the universe:
This it is said of Ptah: "He who made all and created the gods". And he is Ta-tenen, who gave birth to the gods, and from whom every thing came forth, foods, provisions, divine offerings, all good things.
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This mango and watermelon creation is one of my favorite whole juice recipes. It's very light and has a pleasant and fun texture thanks to the mineral water.
Watermelon seeds are a good source of minerals, so I added them to the juice. However, if you don't have a high-speed blender, you might want to use seedless watermelon or remove the seeds first.
Mangoes are a great source of fiber. In fact, this juice recipe has 14% of your daily recommend value of fiber.
This recipe makes about 24 ounces or 1 serving of whole juice. I call it a "whole juice" because it is made in a blender, which makes a juice that includes the fiber (pulp) without being thick like a smoothie.
Mango-Watermelon Whole Juice Recipe
- 1 mango, peeled and pitted
- 1 cup watermelon, cubed
- 8 ounces of mineral water
Add the mango and watermelon to your blender and blend on high for 30 seconds or until you don't have any more large chunks. The watermelon should provide the blender with enough liquid to blend without water, but if not, add an ounce or two. Once your watermelon and mango are blended, add the mineral water and gently stir.
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This book is a gold mine of information for systems-oriented traders and should be regarded as a major contribution to the body of literature on the topic. Most books on systems deal primarily with the steps and procedures involved in developing your own system, such as data selection, issues of optimization and curve-fitting, testing procedures, and evaluation of performance. In contrast to others, this book is a collection of 82 systems already developed, with precise entry and exit rules already established. The editors provide a short, detailed summary for each system. They leave no ambiguity whatsoever: Every step of the process for calculating signals is shown with exact mathematical precision and clarity. Many of the systems discussed come from well-known system developers and authors, amont them Larry williams, Don Worden, Richard Arms, Benjamin Crocker and Welles Wilder. Of special note are eight systems developed by the late Richard Donchian, who never published his methods in any formal fashion and on whose work there is no reference material available in any form. I believe the systems detailed in this work encapsulate most of the technical work that Donchian developed, with the exception of such moving-average methods as his well-known 5-and 20-day system. Many of the systems described herein were actually developed years ago, but in most cases, the original publications are no longer available in print. These would include such examples as William Dunnigan's Thurst Method, George Cole's Method, the Midian-line Method popularized by Dr. Alan Andrews and Gerald Appel, and the volume-based methods of Joseph Granville.
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