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- Bank of Canadainterest and exchange rates, price indices, monetary indicators and statistics
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- CMHC Data TablesThese tables provide an overview of housing conditions and trends in Canada and in each province and Census Metropolitan Area, including housing construction, prices, and sales; rental market trends; mortgage lending; and housing stock.
- Canadian Metropolitan Outlook --- Halifaxoverview and forecasts for the Halifax economy from the Conference Board
- Citizenship and Immigration Statistics Archives (1966 to 1996)Annual statistical publications describing Canada's immigration and citizenship programs. Production ceased with the publication of the report for 1996.
- Facts and Figures Immigration Overview: Permanent and Temporary Residentsannual statistical publication from Citizenship and Immigration Canada
- Canadian Cluster Datainteresting data on the contribution of clusters of traded industries to regional and national economies
- Finances of the Nationfrom the Canadian Tax Foundation
- First Nation Profilesfrom INAC
- Registered Indian Population by Sex and Residence 2010provides Indian Register data for all First Nations and/or Registry Groups at the National level, by Region and by Responsibility Centre as at December 31, 2010.
- Income Statistics annual data from the Canada Revenue Agency, including by Census Subdivision
- SME Benchmarking Toolformerly Performance Plus
- Urban Poverty Report: Poverty Data Tablespoverty profiles of 106 Canadian cities, regions and provinces
BBC The Joy of Stats - Hans Rosling
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- Open Data PortalThis pilot project provides a "single-window" to data already published by individual departments and agencies on their public Websites.
- Canadian Election Studies - why people vote the way they do ... what does and does not change during the campaign and from one election to another.
- Canadian Alcohol and Drug Use Monitoring Survey (CADUMS)upon request
- Canadian Opinion Research Archive (CORA)to explore data holdings, click on tabs on left
- Canadian Astronomy Data Centre
- Historical Statistics of Canada, 2nd Ed. contains about 1,088 statistical tables on the social, economic and institutional conditions of Canada from the start of the Confederation in 1867 to the mid-1970s.text as HTML pages and all tables as individual spreadsheets in comma separated value files
- Baldwin-Green Study: Canada - U.S. Census of Industry 1867-1940 Canadian and US manufacturing industries at the 2-digit SIC code level for census years 1900 to 1940. The Canadian figures start at 1870. Only general figures were recorded, such as the number of employees, the number of establishments, the salary and wag
- Historical Canadian Macroeconomic Dataset 1871 - 1994Includes GNP, implicit price deflator, population, real GNP, per capita GNP, government expenditures, exports, imports, money suppy, bond yields, investment expenditures, current account balance.
- Inflation Calculator from 1914 to the presentfrom the Bank of Canada; based on Stats Canada's CPI data.
- Canada Year Book tablesselected statistics from 1907 to 1967 at ten year intervals.
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- CISTI's Gateway to Scientific Data scientific, technical and medical (STM) data sets from a broad range of scientific disciplines.
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Nigeria will tear itself apart unless it finds a political solution to the violence in the north
A second recession is at last coming to an end. Don't choke off Britain's slow recovery
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Health care might help Barack Obama in the election, after all
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Barack Obama faces a cash gap in the final weeks of the campaign
Michigan is getting a swanky new international bridge. Canada is paying
Turning out your base, not winning arguments, is increasingly the key to electoral success
Times are getting tougher for Cristina Fernández, but she is not beaten yet
Re-crunching the numbers—whatever they might be
The supreme court makes graft riskier
Cutting costs and reviving the past
The LDP shocks Japan and the region with its choice of a new leader
The economy grows, but so does the opposition
Spats over control of water roil an already unstable region
The housewives of Japan are giving less spending money to their husbands
Kim Jong Un may be trying to overturn part of his father's malodorous legacy
Aboriginal politics and an Asian boom redefine a frontier region
Political outsiders are challenging Asia's traditional elites
At the lowest level, ordinary people find some scope to seek justice
Finding yourself on China's rich list may not always be desirable
Who and what is Boko Haram, the Muslim extremist group that is terrorising northern Nigeria?
Strikes and soaring wages may both deter much-needed investors
Coking coal and gas should hugely boost Mozambique's economy
Iran's presidential and nuclear future is in doubt
The incoming government may be loth to take on all the militias at once
Egypt's new Islamist leaders have so far failed to embrace their Gazan brothers
After a few sunny weeks, a political and economic storm is battering the euro zone once again
Italy's Five Star Movement dims
A governor's resignation is a blow for Silvio Berlusconi
The ties that bind and hurt Helmut Kohl, Wolfgang Schäuble and Angela Merkel
The army condemned
Modernisation is one thing, democracy another. Georgia faces a dangerously polarised election
If the euro zone is to survive, Germany too must keep its promises to reform
The British economy is coming out of recession, and is stronger than almost everyone believes
A British classic is revived by Indian owners
The Lib Dems are having an identity crisis. Splendid
Campaigning for a change in the law on whistleblowing
Traditional bingo halls are dying, but the game flourishes
Some parts of England are not afraid of development
Political parties are not dying out but evolving into different creatures
As racing shifts to Asia, traditionally strong countries such as Britain may struggle
The curse of the drinking classes
Landmines get more attention, but ill-run weapons dumps are lethal, too
India's prospects have dimmed as politicians shrink from big reforms. They must become bolder,...
Weaker national parties, stronger regions, new voter habits and corruption are changing India's...
Narendra Modi wants to be India's next prime minister
India's growth rate, supercharged for a decade, is falling back to older, lower levels
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A better education system calls for more than money
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The country's foreign policy is frugal, sober and generally sensible
As Indians get richer and better educated, they need to become more public-spirited
The Murdochs' scandal-plagued media company has proved surprisingly resilient
One of Asia's most successful carriers keeps on expanding
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OTBKB to The Guardian: Yes, Brooklyn is a Writer's Mecca
It seems that across the pond, they've discovered that Brooklyn is quite the writerly place. I guess when Brit author Martin Amis buys a house in Cobble Hill, it becomes news over there. I did, however, enjoy the Guardian article and especially this paragraph, which reminded me of what happened when Jonathan and Nicole spent 3.5 million on their house. That sounds like chump change these days.
"Today Sunny's is popular for bluegrass sessions and literary salons that attract aficionados from across the borough. There is not a night of the week when you can't attend a reading in Brooklyn, or several. Many take place at the independent bookstores that have proliferated in the last few years, or – like BookCourt in Cobble Hill, where I remember waiting in a long line of young tattooed men and women to hear Bret Easton Ellis read – doubled in size. And writers aren't just coming here to read; they are flocking here to live. Some, such as Paul Auster, have been here for decades; others, like Martin Amis (a stone's throw from BookCourt), are fresh off the boat. On Saturdays you can go Pulitzer spotting at Fort Greene's farmers' market, where both Jhumpa Lahiri and Jennifer Egan may be found perusing the vegetables. When Jonathan Safran Foer and his wife Nicole Krauss, author of The History of Love, brought a Park Slope townhouse in 2005, bloggers gasped at the $3.5m [£2.26m] price tag."
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The North Central baseball and softball teams will hosts state tournament eliminations game today while the Lugoff-Elgin girls will need to win on the road in order to advance in post-season play.
Camden's baseball season came to an end in a 6-1 loss to Bluffton in Saturday's second round District 5-AAA baseball tournament game.
There is never a good time to let go of momentum. And the Camden tennis team is not about to loosen its grip on the priceless commodity.
Camden sent its seniors out with a bang in their final regular season home contest with a 9-0 victory over county rival Lugoff-Elgin in a girls soccer match played Thursday at Zemp Stadium.
Since many first round games throughout the state were pushed back a night due to Thursday's inclement weather, the weekend playoff picture for half of Kershaw County's four playoff entries would not be decided until Friday night.
Due to Thursday's rains, last night's District 6-4A softball game between Lugoff-Elgin and Sumter, in Sumter, was postponed until tonight at 6 p.m.
By TOM DIDATO C-I (Camden, S.C.) sports editor A quartet of Kershaw County baseball and softball teams are headed into state tournament play which begins with double-elimination district tournament play on Thursday and continues Saturday. Third and fourth round contests are on tap for next Monday and Wednesday. All four teams will be on the ...
Along with their colleagues, the Ballers' 11 and under squad, the T-ballers 14 and under AAU basketball team did clean up work in neighborhoods for the United Way. The two teams will also host a fundraising "Short Stacks for Change" pancake breackfast on Saturday, May 14 from 7:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. at Fatz Cafe in Camden. Tickets for the breakfast are $7 each which includes one short stack of pancakes, sausage links, fruit cup ...
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Hartsville came to Camden and played the Bulldog jayvee baseball team at Legion Field and the Red Foxes left with a 12-11 loss last Monday.
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It's easy to follow when MIT professor Jon Gruber, an economist talks through an animated illustration on the success of health care reform in just over three minutes. It's worth at least 2,400 pages of reading (the actual number of pages of ACA legislation). Review the clip:
You can also join a live chat session on health care reform with Prof. Gruber on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 at 1 pm ET.
As the Supreme Court hearings on the Affordable Care Act come to a close and their deliberative process begins commentaries will abound. The Kaiser Health Tracking Poll offers a snapshot of America's opinion of the individual mandate. Here's a glimpse of favorability:
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The rule of thumb is simple - if anything you do leaves you with a ringing in your ears, you have already suffered temporary damage. Keep it up and the damage is permanent.
A staggering 75 per cent of Australian farmers suffer from hearing loss. And most of it is self-inflicted.
Recently, medical, health and well-being experts gathered in Casterton, Victoria to help farmers and their families have a quieter and clearer future.
Australian National University's director of the National Institute for Rural and Regional Australia, Anthony Hogan, said the Shhh hearing in a farming environment program is an exciting innovation for farmer health.
But more than that, Dr Hogan said he believed the program was essential.
"People just don't understand how fast permanent damage can be done - and traditionally farmers are amongst the most vulnerable," he said.
"Just 15 to 30 seconds on a chainsaw is just about too much. It's very simple. If you have three beers you can't drive. If you have more than 30 seconds of chainsaw you can't hear."
"Just one discharge of a shotgun is 120 decibels - that's your daily dose of excessive noise."
"Of the nine people who attended the Casterton workshop, four farmers and two of their partners suffered hearing loss."
At the age of 50, an average of one in three Australians has hearing loss. Dr Hogan said at 60 that climbs to one in two. By 75 it is three in four.
But for farmers and their families the damage is being done a lot sooner.
The Casterton workshop was part of a research program to be conducted over 28 months in Victoria and Queensland being run by the Hamilton-based National Centre for Farmer Health.
Its director Susan Brumby said researchers will be armed with integrated sound level meters tracking farmers of every discipline to pin down the decibel damage.
Associate Clinical Professor Brumby said what many people don't realise is a person with hearing loss problems will on average suffer three more health diagnoses than someone with normal hearing.
"Putting up with bad hearing is actually damaging your overall health," Professor Brumby said.
"People straining to hear, to cope with what should be routine communication, are also taxing their bodies at the same time," she said.
For participating farmers the Shhh hearing program offers them the opportunity to have a farm noise audit done and to check the levels of some of their machinery, as well as receiving practical advice on hearing protection available, thus preventing further hearing damage.
"At the end of the program there will be a research article and the information we bring together will be of immense value to the agricultural industry," she added.
"It will also be just as valuable for doctors and healthcare professionals, prompting them to conduct early intervention hearing assessments and educate farmers on the importance of hearing protection."
The success of the Shhh hearing program has been overshadowed by a funding crisis at NCFH.
The National Health and Medical Research Council has funded the program bringing critical research to rural Victoria at the same time as the Victorian government is pulling the plug on general funding for the Centre.
Dr Hogan said there was "nothing like NCFH anywhere in Australia and access to rural health services is hard enough without risking the future of such a unique organisation".
He said "obviously the need is there" but just as clearly the Victorian government does not have the welfare of rural and isolated Victorians on its agenda.
Dr Hogan said the Shhh hearing program is based on a Canadian model which addresses occupational hearing loss.
"It is a real opportunity for Australian farmers to have this access because it is the kind of support not normally available to them without the work by groups such as NCFH," Dr Hogan said.
"A key will be teaching people about what we call administrative controls - something they use to plan their approach to jobs where they know noise levels will be high," he said.
"Instead of, for example, trying to do all the chainsaw work in one day, they will make sure they are equipped with the best helmet and ear muffs and spread the job over several days."
"With something as dangerous as a chainsaw, it is not just the noise going in your ears, damage is also done through vibrations in the skull."
"The rule of thumb is simple - if anything you do leaves you with a ringing in your ears, you have already suffered temporary damage."
"Keep it up and the damage is permanent."
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DeliberatePractice is not the same as experience gained while doing your job. It is when you actually seek out experiences that will stretch your skills just the right amount, and give you feedback that enables you to learn. I think that it takes a great deal of self discipline to sit down by yourself and try to do a code Kata, and it can be difficult to get good quality feedback without someone else present or at least available to review your code afterwards.
Practice we must! As Ron Jeffries points out in his artice titled "Practice: That's What We Do" ( xprogramming.com/xpmag/jatPractice.htm ), "But what changes people is what they do, not what they read. How many diet books have I read? Am I thinner?..."
Going to a CodingDojo helps enormously because its is fun to go and socialise and meet other geeks, which means you actually do it, rather than always just intending to sit down of an evening and do a kata instead of watch TV. At the meeting, when you're doing a kata together you challenge one another and you have to learn to accept criticism and defend your ideas. [high availability] You get feedback on not just the code you produce, but your coding technique. You get exposed to other people's neat tricks with the language and editor and see other ways to code. If you already work in a team in your job then that may not be so new to you, but here it is with a different bunch of people, in a very safe environment. The code produced at the end may be preserved on a wiki somewhere but you're not still going to be maintaining it in 5 years time. You get to try the same Kata again the next time if you think you can do better.


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THE Agribusiness Council of Australia (ACA) has congratulated Senators for addressing the country's most crucial "market failure" issue by focusing on the drivers of national productivity in a bi-partisan way.
Chairman Ian Joseph said the ACA fully supported the recommendations and conclusions of the Senate Inquiry Report into Agriculture and Agribusiness Education and Training, tabled on June 21.
"It's a big call for Senators from all parties to agree that there is 'market failure', because it will affect all industry-relevant research, development, and extension efforts for years to come," Mr Joseph said.
"The Senators have correctly recognised the critical role that skilled graduates play in driving industry's ability to create wealth for everyone.
"Skilled people make things work, and we simply don't have enough of them, and the situation is still getting worse."
The Senate Report states: "The committee is of the opinion that there is a significant skills shortage in both agricultural production and agribusiness in Australia, and that this skills shortage is not going to resolve itself through market forces".
"The skills shortage also poses a threat to the productivity increases that are necessary for the continued viability of the food sector."
Mr Joseph said the chief cause of market failure is in market signals between the University and VET sectors and how they meet industry's needs.
"Clearly the consultation systems are not working well," Mr Joseph said.
"It will be a challenge that government, the education system and the agribusiness sector must address.
"The ACA commends Senator Back for instigating the report. This is a key issue that has crept up... The need fix it now is desperately urgent."
Mr Joseph said the ACA welcomed the challenge of leading the way forward in finding more solutions to overcome the issues and challenges facing the agribusiness sector.
"The ACA hopes all peak bodies will examine the report in depth, and not just focus on the report's recommendations. The real message is in the detail," he said.
"Farmers are not alone; food processors are not alone, and a plethora of other ag-support industries are not alone in fixing this problem.
"We are all part of a bigger food system, and we need to focus upon getting what our industry's really need, a reliable supply of skilled 'industry-ready' talent."
Speaking from Perth, ACA chief executive officer Roy Duncanson said it was legitimate for governments to address market failure.
"This market failure is critical; it frustrates industry's ability to generate more wealth for us all, so it must be a big concern to everyone," Mr Duncanson said.
"If you wonder why food prices are climbing so fast then look no further than this, because it is a core reason why.
"All governments and peak industry bodies must get back to basics, understand what this report is really saying, then act quickly to build productivity in collaborative, rather than fragmented ways.
"The key performance issue here is simple: graduation rates much match industry demand for skills, not off in the future, but now."
Mr Joseph said that the ACA would take up the recommendations of the Senate Inquiry Report directly to all governments, and provide comprehensive informed solutions to address the key issues identified.
"While the ACA will address all the recommendations, we must thank Senators for accepting all the ACA's key recommendations to the Inquiry, particularly recommendations 9, 10 and 11 (regarding the formation of a new agricultural industry peak body develops and presents to government a national strategy for addressing the skills shortage, industry productivity, and food security)."


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"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
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"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
The idea that the story we know is only the very beginning raises a new question in place of Feynman's objection that Christianity is provincial. Is it presumptuous to claim that in such a grand universe, possibly with intelligent life arising in many places, the redemption and transformation of the entire cosmos starts here, on our pale blue dot?
As Christians we believe by faith that Christ was both human and divine, and although this paradox can be difficult to comprehend, it is not a stumbling block to our faith nor does it hinder us from having a relationship with him. Similarly, the Bible is both human and divine.
This week in the news: a new conversation about rifts in the Christian church (sponsored by the Colossian Forum), a 46-million-year-old fossilized mosquito turns up in a Montana lake, and more…
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
"But for me, personally, it was the notes from everyday Christians that left an impact: The stories of students who felt forced (and wrongly so) to choose between their faith and reason, the stories of parents concerned their precocious young sons and daughters will have their love for science questioned by fellow Christians, and the stories of faith lost and found again through prayer and reading."
When we understand the Gospel message, everything changes (or should change) in how we interact with others. We recognize that we can no longer feel superior to others because our good works get us no closer to salvation than the misdeeds of the wicked, as all of humanity falls short of God's glory.
Its questionable treatment of science and scientists—with an attack mindset and a goal to make scientists look stupid—causes me to advise extreme caution. Bluntly, I see this video as counter to our evangelistic mission.
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
The world is not full of items stamped "made by God"—the Creator is more subtle than that—but there are two locations where general hints of the divine presence might be expected to be seen most clearly. One is the vast cosmos itself, with its fifteen-billion-year history of evolving development following the big bang. The other is the "thinking reed" of humanity, so insignificant in physical scale but, as Pascal said, superior to all the stars because it alone knows them and itself.
In this series, Kathryn Applegate addresses the concern that randomness implies the absence of God's activity and involvement in the natural world. She begins by clearing up some common misconceptions about the concept of "randomness", and later focuses on the mechanisms of the immune system to demonstrate that God works through random processes to preserve life. Far from being an indication of a "godless" universe, one might conclude that randomness is one of God's favorite mechanisms for creating and sustaining life!
When Christians discuss creation, evolution, and design, it is easy to focus immediately on areas of controversy and disagreement. We think it is important to start by pointing out certain areas on which nearly all Christians agree.
This series discusses the importance of unity among Christ's believers. Ross Hastings, an expert in the areas of both chemistry and pastoral theology, is eager to see the church seek out unity rather than divisions in this science/faith interface. Unpacking Ephesians 4:1-6, he explains that unity in Christ through the Holy Spirit is the primary concern of both Jesus as seen in John 17 and Paul in Ephesians 4, making this matter pressing. He urges all believers to be in agreement that God indeed created, yet to be in dialogue over how that creative process occurred.
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
I look my students dead straight in the eye and tell them that no matter what, debate within the intellectual sphere cannot and should not take away or diminish the importance of the personal nature of their faith. The intellect, to use a scientific phrase, while necessary for the faith, is not sufficient
This series by Denis Alexander reflects on advancements in genomics as well as their theological implications. He focuses on the relatedness of hominin genomes, arguing that this does not interfere with the image of God in humans. The image of God depends more on the capacity for relationship and covenant, not on a list of particular physical qualities. He then discusses why the recent studies of genomics provide "no grounds for genetic determinism."
My goal in leading this organization for these past three and a half years has been to lay the groundwork to help my fellow evangelicals see that the conflict between our faith and mainstream science is not as great as they thought it was. In the process, my thinking has been significantly shaped by listening to people who think differently than I do
It may come as a surprise that when asked by The Colossian Forum what one thing he would like to hear Young Earth Creationists say, his answer had nothing to do with scientific statements at all. Rather, his hope is to hear a single simple phrase: "We're both part of the same family."


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D: Dive Into Media is the newest brand extension of D: All Things Digital, founded by Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher. Building from the successful D: Dive Into Mobile, this new venture, D: Dive Into Media, took place January 30 and 31, 2012, at the stunning Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel in southern California.
While D: All Things Digital explores the bigger picture and analyzes the impact that the digital revolution has had on every facet of our lives, D: Dive Into Media drilled down into the evolutionary changes that are underway in media and what those changes mean for the industry's future.
Rapid advances in digital technology means consumers can now read, watch and listen to nearly anything they want, on any device they want, whenever they want. What does that mean to the world's biggest media companies? Is this a great time to be in the business of making and distributing content? Or a terrifying one? Or both?
D: Dive into Media took an in-depth look at those questions, and posed them to the leaders of the most powerful companies in the TV, movie, music and publishing industries. We highlighted some of the most interesting startups that aim to reshape those businesses. Writers, entertainers and other content creators who've been able to harness technology to create new opportunities for themselves also took the stage.
Like every other D conference, there were be no PowerPoints, no panels and definitely no pontificating — only D's signature style unrehearsed, unscripted and unexpected interviews.
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Edgar Bronfman, Jr. | Chairman, Warner Music Group
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Bentley 3-Litre Touring by Gurney Nutting, Green, for sale in Warrensville Heights, Ohio, for $274,900.
CR 9914 carries its original engine, chassis, and coachwork, making it somewhat of a rarity among the myriad of rebodied early Bentleys with engine swaps.
From the very beginning, Bentley vehicles were special. All luxury automakers of the period were capable of building powerful engines, but it took Bentley's special blend of horsepower and chassis dynamics to truly define the market. Powerful enough to be bloody fast, with competent brakes and capable handling, Bentleys dominated early motorsports with a breed of gentleman racers affectionately referred to as the "Bentley Boys. " Clearly machines for the wealthy, Bentleys were both durable and precise, resulting in a line of cars with a heritage of unparalleled luxury and performance, with neither virtue compromising the other.
This remarkable 1925 Bentley Blue Label 3-Litre touring by Gurney-Nutting (registration CR 9914, chassis number 930, engine number 914) is the ideal embodiment of the Bentley philosophy in the 1920s, a luxurious sports car that was both comfortable and fast, and unquestionably a very high quality machine. Of note, CR 9914 carries its original engine, chassis, and coachwork, making it somewhat of a rarity among the myriad of rebodied early Bentleys with engine swaps.
CR 9914 received an extremely high-quality restoration some years ago, and at the time won many AACA and CCCA trophies, and still wears its CCCA National First Place badges. In the years since, it has been properly maintained and presents today as a first-rate touring vehicle that is simply thrilling to drive. It shows precisely the right patina that you'd expect from a Bentley, a comfortable look that reminds you of a gentleman's club with a long and storied history. The British Racing Green paint is acceptable, but has mellowed with a softer shine, and the polished aluminum bonnet is an exquisite touch that's neither over-polished nor deteriorated, but exactly right. The restoration work is of universally high quality throughout, and there is no evidence that this car has ever been damaged, rusty, or modified. The polished nickel brightwork is lovely to look at and needs no polishing today, and details such as the fender-mounted running lights, beautifully simple door handles, and the winged 'B' emblem on the gas tank shroud add a lot of charm.
The tan leather interior has that same comfortable look that only comes from years of loving use and care. Button-tufted upholstery is appropriate to the period, and there are no rips, tears, or other notable damage to the hides, and the seats remain firm and comfortable. The walnut dashboard is filled with an exquisite array of original gauges that are a combination of Smiths, Cambridge, and AT instruments, all fully functional and simply delightful to look at. The walnut dashboard adds an appropriately warm ambience to the interior, and works wonderfully with the handsome four-spoke steering wheel designed for competition. The firewall is a massive aluminum casting that houses the dynamo, which is controlled by a pair of buttons on the dash just below the large starter button and driven directly by the camshaft. In back, there's ample space for two passengers, although three will fit in a pinch, and a beautifully stitched storage compartment holds the fitted side curtains for the front seat. The tan canvas hood is older and shows some light water stains on the interior, but is otherwise in good condition. In addition, the car includes a fitted black canvas boot as well as a fitted rear tonneau cover. We are currently having a matching front tonneau made that will be included with the car.
Bentley's 3-litre inline four cylinder engine was one of the most advanced of the era, offering sixteen valves and a single overhead camshaft, as well as undersquare construction that generated enormous torque at low speeds. Fully rebuilt during the restoration and fully sorted for touring, the sporting engine makes this 3-litre touring a capable performer on the open road. Upgrades include an electric cooling fan (interestingly Bentley had no provisions for a cooling fan in the original configuration) and dual SU carburetors that are a common upgrade for cars that are driven often. Beautifully finished with cast aluminum, copper, and brass, the engine bay looks like it could be from a period locomotive rather than a road car. Recently serviced, all the primary systems are fully functional and the presentation is more than impressive. More unusual is the fact that early Bentleys like this use 12-volt electrical systems, ensuring reliability on the road and a much wider availability of replacement items such as light bulbs, as well as improved spark performance. The engine starts easily, idles smoothly, and delivers tremendous performance out on the open road. In addition, 1925 Bentleys benefit from four-wheel braking, which ensures safety given the car's considerable capacity for acceleration. Six new wire wheels were recently fabricated for the car, and they wear new 6.00-20 Goodrich tires, making the car 100% ready for touring or NAVBM rallies anywhere in the world.
This car is well-known and well documented, having appeared in "BENTLEY: Fifty Years of the Marque" by Johnnie Green (page 20), and carrying all of its original equipment.
Fast, powerful, fully sorted and with an impeccable pedigree, this Bentley 3-litre tourer is an ideal candidate for Bentley Drivers Club events or any tour in the world. With wonderful road manners and a handsome Gurney-Nutting body, it's also practical and a pleasure to drive. Few Bentleys of this vintage still carry their original engines and coachwork, making this one beyond reproach in terms of authenticity. A wonderful machine that delivers on its reputation.
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Tucson #8 Among Most Bikeable Large US Cities
Wednesday, May 15th, 2013Walk Score released its 2013 ranking of Most Bikeable Large US cities, Tucson is ranked #8 with a score of 64.1! Portland, Oregon nabbed the #1 spot, beating out San Francisco. The ranking focused on cities with 500,000 or more residents.
Top 10 Most Bikeable Large U.S. Cities
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8. Tucson (Bike Score: 64.1)
9. New York (Bike Score: 62.3)
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Note: to keep rankings apples-to-apples the list above only includes cities with 500,000 or more residents.
Across the U.S. bicycle commuting grew 47% between 2000 and 2011. However, in cities that are making investments in bicycle infrastructure and education (which includes all of the Top 10 Bike Score cities listed above), bicycle commuting has grown 80% over the same period. This trend is leading a growing number of multi-family developers to build bike-friendly housing with secure storage spaces for bicycles and even putting repair shops in the buildings.
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Caron Knit Blue Flower Throw
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- One 29" Circular US Size 6(4 Mm), or Size to Obtain Gauge
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Garter St
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Chain Stitch
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Fern Leaf Stitch
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Running Stitch
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French Knots
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Duplicate Stitch
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Wind MC, A, B, C and D into small bundles or wrap onto bobbins. Working Intarsia method described in note 2, work each row of chart 2 times across. - 108sts
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Rep 70 rows of the chart 3 times. 210 rows. Bind off in MC.
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Bone (C ) leaves in Lt. Country Blue (B)
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Off White (D) leaves in Bone (C)
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Bone (C) leaves in Off White (D)
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Off White (D) leaves in Chocolate (A)
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I cut the up a fresh pineapple and wanted to freeze a portion, will it last and retain flavor/consistency? Also: is there anything that can be done with the Core - the hard part in the middle?
I have also heard the core is the most beneficial as it is the part that contains bromelian. After washing then cutting the leaves & the bottom off, I quarter from top to bottom. I then put through the juicer. My grandkids call them smoothies because they are thick & creamy. No one would guess the skin went right in with it also. | |||
I cut it into pieces, put it on a cookie sheet, and put it in the freezer of my refrigerator. When it is solid, I put it in bags (1/4 of the pineapple in each) and vacuum seal it. This goes into my chest freezer to enjoy later. If pineapples are a dollar apiece, it only makes sense to freeze them. The cores do make a great ice cream topping if you dice them finely and cook them down in a simple syrup. | |||||
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I suppose pineapple should freeze as well as any other fruit as long as it is done quickly else it might go soft when you defrost it. If you have a good blender, you can use the whole pineapple (without the skin of course as it is coarse) including the core - it is very healthy as it contains bromelain which helps to block excessive coagulation of the blood, reduce inflammation and can reduce the growth of some tumours (from what I have read, I am no doctor so can't say if it is true or not) | |||
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Earl Clark had 20 points and 12 rebounds for the Lakers, whose 18-point lead with 5½ minutes to play dwindled to 102-101 with 2 minutes left before Clark and Steve Nash hit big shots to clinch Los Angeles' ninth straight win over New Orleans.
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KINCHELOE -- One of two inmates accused of trying to break out of prison in Chippewa County is charged with several additional crimes.
Andrew Ross, 25, is charged with carjacking, assault with intent to rob while armed and four other felonies. Ross faces a potential of life in prison on the new charges.
Ross and two inmates, Seth Privacky and Brian Davidson, are accused of carjacking a semi truck, assaulting the driver and then driving the rig through the fences of the prison on July 15. The three inmates left the semi when it got stuck and started running.
Ross and Brian Davidson were both caught. Seth Privacky was shot and killed in the incident.
The Chippewa County Prosecutor said charges against Davidson will not be filed since he is already serving life in prison without a chance of parole. He was convicted of first degree murder out of Kent County in 2003.
Privacky, 30, was convicted of killing his parents, brother, brother's girlfriend and his grandfather on November 29, 1998 in Muskegon. Privacky was a teenager at the time of the crime.
"At the time of the escape all three inmates, convicted of murdering nine people between them, were in Kinross at a security level 2. Hopefully, the Department of Corrections, which now has Davidson and Ross at a level 5, will keep them at a more appropriate security level in hte future and so confined," Chippewa County Prosecutor Brian Peppler said.
Peppler was also asked to review the shooting of Privacky and determine if any action should be taken against the correctional officer who shot and killed Privacky. Officials say he was running toward the Health Care Center located across the street from the prison in the escape attempt.
"My findings are, and I have relayed these personally to the officer, that his shooting was justified and nothing further will come from this office. In fact, I want to publicly commend the officer for putting himself in danger and handling himself professionally and as he was trained," explained Peppler. "We can only imagine how many people would have been in danger if the officer had not stopped Privacky and the other two inmates."
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