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The install was super-easy, but it'll be a while before I fire it up as I'm waiting on the fuel tank. Basically put it on like a carb. Make and connect fuel feed and return lines, hook up a few wires (coil, keyed hot, constant hot), plug in a couple sensors (O2, coolant temp), and that's about it. From the driver's side the thing looks pretty much just like a carb.
give impressions when you start it up/test drive, maybe a short youtube of the idle? lol i donno but when you get it there holla back.
Our customer ordered the older version. Had to place the ECU, AFR meter and all that good stuff. Some fun finding places for it all. The injectors are a bit louder than you would expect. Thought we had rocker clack for a minute. Only real problems we've had so far is the start up enrichment isn't rich enough. And one of the fittings broke waaaaay too easy. Jump through hoops to get a new one. But runs great cold, good throttle response.
I've been comparing the PJ III, and the fast ez-efi I read both instruction manuals and compared all the features, the PJIII can be used with forced induction and has a data logger, flows 750 cfm but now theres no 1200 cfm model and no billet model just the die cast I love how it looks like a carb but now only from one side it does.......on the other hand the ez-efi flows 1000 cfm, has a billet throttle body and base plate, stainless throttle shafts and slightly shorter than a holley and has its own tuning module.. If I could find a 1200 cfm PJ I I'd buy it. I'm thinking for a 408 or larger the ez-efi might work better, it doesnt look as nice but I guess it can be covered with a large air cleaner......
if you can wait a while Barry Grant is supposed to be coming with a new improved version of their old VFI (venturi fuel injection) system at some point. it was a year or so that i'd heard that and it may have been shelved for now because of the economy but it might be worth a call to them to see if it is still in the works
I pm'ed tech@BG about that a month or so ago, its still up in the air, that would be the hot setup a high pressure self tuning VFI.
well that bites, i wish they hurry up with it already. i really want one of the VFI system and always have since the first time i read about them. can you imagine a VFI with a self learning ECU and anular discharge venturis? it would probably work just as effectively as a port EFI system in almost all respects
The guy at FAST told me they took a BB chev with the XFI system tuned it and it made 617hp, they bolted on the ez-efi and it made 620hp the first pull. These new TBI's are real efficient at making power, I bet with a port matched, flow balanced intake mani there's even more power to find.
xfi and ez-efi both made by Fast, xfi close to 4k for the full system, ez efi under 2k but fuel only.
UPDATE!!!!! BG, has now re-released the VFI throttle body, no computer stuff though but all i really want is just the throttle body anyway. check it out....BG Fuel Systems - The leader in fuel delivery systems for street or competition use, carbureted or electronic fuel injection.
You say no computer stuff yet it is called "Computer Managed Venturi Fuel Injection." Also on the page it says VFI works with most ECM's. If a computer doesn't control the injection then what does?
So you still have to buy your own ecm to make it work. Why is this better than a product that already comes with an ecm as part of the package?
because the venturis in the carb throttle body, whether EFI or a regular carb, atomize the fuel better than ANY fuel injector regardless of whether it is port EFI or throttle body EFI. when you combine the superior atomization of the venturis in the carb throttle body with the precise fuel metering of EFI you get what is without a doubt the best fuel distribution system on the planet. add a computer that is highly tunable and with (or without) comptuer controlled timing that is also infinitely adjustable and you are set to make more power and better fuel mileage. when i get to the point that i can start actually working on the 69 cougar i plan to use the VFI system with a holey commander 950 computer system.
the vfi throttle body is cheaper than the ez-efi one, I'm still wondering what the hp diff would be? I'm sure the VFI 750 would flow about 900 cfm but the ez-efi flows 1000-1100 cfm. I guess I am going to do interior mods, DB 9" before I choose an efi system, I could imagine if you got an intake that was ported and flow balanced and used a vfi on it it would be pretty much the ultimate fuel system, I wonder when they will come out with aftermarket self tuning direct injection? I guess we will see how the vfi compares, the old low pressure version had some problems but with high pressure and the new computers we will see....
i agree that it should be the ultimate fuel delivery system and am anxiously awaiting when i can afford to purchase one, plus looking forward to seeing some tests of this new version too.
Yea, me too there is so much new tech in efi systems, I cant imagine how good the throttle response is, I was impressed with my holley TBI's over a carb, not to change the thread BUT I currently have a typhoon (steath copy) which I ported, I also have a torker2 jet hot coated and I had ported by a very famous indy car engine builder, he seems to think it will work great on my 408, Joe Sherman another famous engine builder says the torker 2 in any way SUCKS, I look at the port job and add a 1"spacer I tend to agree with Bob Mc Kray (indy guy) its like a low profile victor and with TBI I can't see it loosing power over my dual plane, especially on a 408. Maybe I'll try the butt dyno and see how it works. Any opinions?


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Mr. Robert G. Culp, III, also known as Rob, co-founded Culp Inc. in 1972 and served as its Chief Executive Officer from 1988 to May 1, 2007. Mr. Culp served as the Chief Operating Officer of Culp Inc. since 1985, Executive Vice President and Secretary until 1981 and also as its President from 1981 to 1990. Mr. Culp has been the Chairman of Culp Inc. since 1990. He has been Lead Independent Director of Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. since January 2010 and has been its ...
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The sealing surface in a stuffing box is between the stuffing box packing rings and the propeller shaft liner or for smaller shafts the propeller shaft itself.
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To determine correct size, first measure the diameter of the shaft (at position where packing will operate). Then measure the internal diameter of the stuffing box. Subtract the ID measurement from the OD measurement and divide by 2. The result is the required packing size. Our Ultra-X packing is available in any size from 1/4" to 1-1/2".
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Off-grid: a place, building or person without mains water or power. Static or mobile - in a house or a hut, a boat or a camper van - to live off-grid is all about loosending the ties that bind us to teh fmailiar world of commuting, mortgages, no time and fast food, in order to rediscover our place in the natural world. Complete with camper van, Nick sets off around the UK to find off-grid heaven and meet people who are living the dream. Along the way he runs into backpackers and businessmen, radical hermits and right-wing survivalists - and plenty of ordinary working-parent families too. Sincere but irreverent, this is Nick's guide to avoiding pitfalls, to finding solutions (and some brilliant gadgets) as he strives to perfect the skills of this practical, freewheeling kind of self-sufficiency. 'Timely and highly readable' Sunday Telegraph ' Nick Rosen has caught the zeitgeist.' The Times
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I have been getting a lot of fever blisters since getting pregnant. Now I have one just below my nose. What is the best treatment while pregnant to get rid of of quickly and safely?
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They are very common in pregnancy as our immune systems are compromised from the baby. I just got over a cold last weekend and i ended up with a cold sore under my nose and on my lip. My doc said i can take zovirax cream (acyclovir) or valtrex (this gets turned into acyclovir in the body. These aretthe most effective medications in my book and it stopped my cold sore on my lip from fully forming and healing time is quicker. Ask you doc about these and they will write you a script :)
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Aaaah I'm so glad I'm not alone! Woke up Saturday with the beginning of three cokdsores on my upper lip. If course this would happen the ONE day I have something social to do in my new town :/ woke up today and it is one HUGE nasty bump :( so uncomfortable. Currently sipping through straws and using Abreva. Ugh.
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So what does everyone think about the use in the 1st trimester? I know alot of people take it during the last month so they dont have a genital herpe outbreak during delivery, but I am curious about Valtrex during 1st trimester.
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I have one on my lip and one on my cheek (wtf!) right now. I've had them all my life - get perscriptions for Denavir - a topical cream I put on it, and then take Valtrex orally 2x a day for 3 days. It definitely helps to stop it from fully forming if you take it right away, as well as heals faster. I haven't heard any issue with Valtrex during 1st trimester.
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7 CFR 929.70 - Proceedings after termination.
Upon the termination of the provisions of this part, the committee shall, for the purpose of liquidating the affairs of the committee, continue as trustees of all the funds and property then in its possession, or under its control, including claims for any funds unpaid or property not delivered at the time of such termination.
The said trustees shall (1) continue in such capacity until discharged by the Secretary; (2) from time to time account for all receipts and disbursements and deliver all property on hand, together with all books and records of the committee and of the trustees, to such persons as the Secretary may direct; and (3) upon the request of the Secretary, execute such assignments or other instruments necessary or appropriate to vest in such person full title and right to all of the funds, property, and claims vested in the committee or the trustees pursuant thereto.
Any person to whom funds, property, or claims have been transferred or delivered, pursuant to this section, shall be subject to the same obligation imposed upon the committee and upon the trustees.
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Goldrush festival slated for September being curated by three prominent local blogs
In case you haven't noticed, when it comes to music, our town has an abundance of riches, everything from bands to venues to now, more than ever, festivals. And they come in all shapes and sizes, from our own Westword Music Showcase to Peter Black's upcoming Afterdark Festival. Word of the latest entry comes fresh after a similarly staged gathering at the hi-dive this past weekend (Hi-Dive Hullabaloo). Goldrush -- slated to take place at the hi-dive on Friday, September 16 and Saturday, September 17 -- is a two-day fest being curated by three of the area's premier blogs, Speaker Snacks, Tome to the Weather Machine and Magic Teepee, with visuals from Audio Visual Violence Club.
The lineup, which consists of more than 30 bands from Denver and various parts of the country, is pretty on par with what you'd expect from the event's curators, particularly if you've been following their respective blogs. Tickets are available now on the hi-dive's website in the form of two-day passes, which are going for $28 ($25 plus $3 service fee). Click through to see the full lineup.
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Jewels, a Sheltie owned by local resident Dr. Gerard Cohen, seems like she hopes to run free on the trails some day, but she was only let loose to relieve herself, after which she was put back on the leash at the Cross Town Trail at Indiana, just north of Foothill in La Canada Flintridge, on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer / November 20, 2013) |
Now they are asking the city for a designated off-leash area after a recent complaint from one resident.
Josh Potter said he has been walking his Rhodesian ridgeback in an area of the Cross Town Trail between El Vago Street and Foothill Boulevard for 19 years.
"I don't think it's unreasonable for the council and the city to set aside this very small zone for off-leash canine pleasures," he told the City Council on Monday night.
Potter was joined by several other residents at the City Council meeting. The group has gathered more than 100 signatures for a petition to turn a Southern California Edison-owned portion of the trail into an area where residents can let their dogs roam free.
Residents who support the initiative said that dog owners carefully monitor their pets and they haven't seen dogs bite anyone or fight with each other. The activity has allowed them to develop friendships and to socialize with other dog owners, they said.
But walking a dog without a leash is prohibited within the city.
"There's a leash law and it's there for a reason," said Caroline Craven, president of the La Cañada Flintridge Trails Council. "For us, it's keeping the trails safe for everybody."
After receiving a complaint from a resident regarding walkers who let their dogs roam leash-free, the city asked the Pasadena Humane Society to patrol the area, according to Kevin Chun, the city's director of administrative services.
Ricky Whitman, spokeswoman for the Pasadena Humane Society, confirmed that the organization increased patrols of the trails about three weeks ago at the city's request. No citations have been issued, but animal control officers have approached residents to inform them of the law, she added.
The off-leash supporters have claimed that a resident who recently moved near the trail has yelled at dog owners and even hit one animal with a Super Soaker water blaster.
Dale Ball said it was "very disturbing" that residents were suddenly being approached by animal control officers after years of enjoying the area with their dogs responsibly.
While there is no designated off-leash zone along trails in La Cañada, dog owners have other options. An off-leash dog park opened at Crescenta Valley Park last year, the first of its kind in Los Angeles County.
Ball said she visited the 1.5-acre fenced-off dog park, but it's different from the open area where she enjoys walking with her three dogs in La Cañada, which she described as a wide field.
"We aren't asking [the city] to turn it into a dog park," said Ball, who is spearheading the movement with Deborah Pitts and Lisa Novick. "We just want them to leave it as it's been all these decades."
The La Cañada Flintridge Parks and Recreation Commission is expected to assess the issue in January.
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Rumor of a Savory Pie Place in Hampden?
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Ok so I've heard a rumors of a new Pie place opening up in Hampden by the Dangerously Delcious people that will focus on savory pies. Is there any truth to this?
re: hon
Also live there, also haven't heard anything.
Could go in at Mill Valley, maybe? This would be REALLY exciting news, if true.
re: matt8313
True. (But I don't know about the savory details.) I hope the crusts will improve. Chestnut Avenue near the tearoom.
re: baltimorejim
Oy. That's dangerously close, no pun intended. Have you heard any target opening dates or anything?
re: matt8313
I'm on their email list, just got this today:
Just a quick update on some cool Pie Happenings.
Dangerously Delicious Pies Hampden is on the way. GRAND OPENING "DDP SAVORY HOUSE" IN HAMPDEN.
This will be the first of it's kind. A full service Savory Pie Restaurant. Specializing in Savory and Vegetarian Pies, All kinds of Quiches and of course the best Sweet Pies in the country. We will be celebrating the Grand opening, which coincides with Honfest, with Music and Pie. It will be out of site. On that Sunday June 15th we will have the very first of our weekly "Hank Williams Brunch". It will feature local and National acts performing accoustic sets of original music and a set of Hank Williams songs. We will have all kinds of Quiches, Fruit, Potatoes, Fresh Juice's, Coffee's and Tea's. Savory Pie, Sweet Pie. Eat till your hearts content. The 15th will feature Arty Hill and the Long Gone Daddy's. They'll be performing from 11:30 til 2:30. Don't miss out. Great Music and Great Pie at the New Dangerously Delicious Pies Savory House. 3547 Chestnut Ave. (Formerly Finnertea's). Brunch starts at 10am.This Saturday April 26th @ the Ottobar 2549 N. Howard St. Showtime 9pm
the SLACKERS, THE GLENMONT POPES, and the Chariots Don't Miss It !!!!Monday April 28th Dangerously Delicious Pies Presents: From Austin, Texas
The DEDRINGERS, with Rodney "Pie Man" Henry Showtime 9:30 pm Pass the Hat gig.
@ JOE SQUARRED 133 W. NORTH AVE. (corner of North and Howard St.)Don't miss these exciting events. We will now have Two Baltimore locations for you to enjoy some great pie.
Take care,
Yours in Pie and Rock-n-Roll.
Rodney "Pie Man" Henry"GET PIE STYLE"
re: youami
Awesome! I'm so glad to hear it is not just a rumor. Always looking for a good brunch and new dinner options- I can't wait.
as for crust I'm a fan in all its lardy goodness (I'm assuming it's lard)0 -
re: youami
I am a longtime fan of Hank Williams and look forward to hearing what the "Pie Man" will be presenting. The "Pie Man" is definitely after my heart.
I will be there with my Sawzall :)
re: baltimorejim
Ditto on the crusts improving thing. I've tried DDP pie three times. 3 different kinds and 3 different occasions. 2 out of the 3 times I was sadly, sadly let down by the crust. Hard, thin and flavorless. I will say that the one time it was good, it was pretty darn good. Peach pie.
re: charmedgirl
agree on the crusts, and for that kinda ..dough, the pies oughta be better
re: chowsearch
Was pleasantly surprised by the savory pies...especially the steak and mushroom. So tasty! I think Rodney's crust works better with the savory items than the sweet ones. Also had the pork BBQ and sausage quiche which were good but didn't come close to the steak. Sitting on the porch enjoying a nice day with some pie...you can't beat that! Full review and some photos at http://www.600block.com/places/danger...
On a related topic, does anyone know if Savory Pie has closed? The phone number's been disconnected...
re: icewolf010
Pretty sure they closed at the end of June. Grano, the pasta bar on the Avenue is moving into that spot.


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Puppetry is an ancient form of artistic expression that is a variation on storytelling or human theatrical productions. In puppetry, a drama unfolds that is entirely or primarily acted out by specialized representational objects, which are manipulated by a puppeteer. The human animator may or may not be visible to the audience. Cultural variations of puppetry developed independently in many parts of the world, with distinctive types still carried on today in Japan, China, Germany, Indonesia, and the United States, among other places. Some specific puppets became international icons in the age of television, including Howdy Doody, Lamp Chop, and Jim Henson's Muppets.
Puppetry as an art form is believed to have its roots in ancient cultures, more than 3000 years old. It is sometimes claimed that puppets were used in the theater arts even before the advvent of human actors. The earliest puppets probably originated in Egypt, where ivory and clay articulated puppets have been discovered in tombs. Puppets are mentioned in writing as early as 422 B.C.E. In ancient Greece, Aristotle and Plato both made reference to puppetry.
Many types of folk art puppetry developed in disparate regions of the world, and some of it is still practiced today. In Japan, the deeply sophisticated bunraku tradition evolved out of rites practiced in Shinto temples. The Vietnamese created the unique practice of water puppetry, in which wooden puppets appear to walk in waist-high water; this was originally developed hundreds of years ago as a response to the flooding of rice fields. Indonesian shadow puppets are another example of a long-held folk tradition. Ceremonial puppets were also used in several pre-Columbian Native American cultures.
In medieval Italy, marionettes were used in the production of morality plays by the Christian church. The famous comedic puppet tradition of commedia dell'arte evolved in the face of censorship by the church. Later, the plays of William Shakespeare were sometimes performed with puppets in place of actors. Britain's tradition of Punch and Judy shows, as well as the German version featuring Kasperle and Grete, grew out of the commedia dell'arte.
Beginning at the turn of the 20th century, a cultural mindset arose in Europe and the United States in which puppets began to be used in an experimental way, aimed solely at adult audiences. In productions spurred by this movement, a performance might combine actors and puppets or use actors as if they were puppets. Some productions also combined puppetry with mask theater, juxtaposing masked performers, puppets, and other objects inside a minimalist visual world onstage. Today, an event described as puppet theater may not include rod puppets, marionettes, or hand puppets, depending on the intended message and the audience.
Puppets also continue to be used in many instances to appeal to children and families, whether on television or in live performances. Puppetry is viewed as an ideal vehicle for presenting moral messages about childhood concepts such as bullying. Puppets are also used in play therapy as a safe way for traumatized children to explore their fears. Whether the focus is on adult or child enjoyment of puppets, there are regional puppet guilds and societies through the United States, Europe, and other parts of the world. Several national and international museums also exist to celebrate the history of puppets.
There are several basic ways to construct a puppet. A marionette or string puppet is suspended by strings from a horizontal bar, which is used to control the puppet's movements through a complicated system. The hand puppet, sometimes called a glove puppet, is controlled by the puppeteer's hand fitting directly inside the puppet, such as in the examples of Punch and Judy. A human-arm puppet or two-man puppet is larger puppet controlled by two puppeteers (one for the head and mouth, another for the arms. A marotte is a simple puppet featuring only a head or body that is placed on a stick, with some examples featuring one moving arm or a mouth that can open. Body puppets, also known as carnival puppets, are very large puppets that are used for street spectacles or large-scale theater, such as the live production of "The Lion King."
Two unusual types of puppetry use bunraku puppets and shadow puppets. Based in Japan, bunraku puppetry is performed with a nearly life-sized wooden puppet that is illuminated with focused light. The puppeteers dress in dark colors but can be indistinctly seen by the audience, lending a shadowy presence to the production. In shadow puppetry, the puppeteer is not seen. Instead, a silhouetted figure is illuminated with a light source, producing shadows that are viewed by the audience.
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Esperance to Augusta - through the forests.
Trip Start
Jan 13, 2011
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What I did
Denmark Farmland Cheese Factory
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Esperance is home to an Ocean Drive that in my opinion rivals the world famous "Great Ocean Road" in Victoria. There are no cliffs dramatically falling into a crashing ocean, but instead huge sand dunes covered in a thick mat of Garden-Of-Eden green that roll effortlessly to the waters' edge. The bitumen road weaves through the dunes, each turn presenting you with rock formations, white spray and a magical blue ocean. We went around twice, taking it in turns to drive so the other could gawp out of the window.
Moving on west along the coast to Albany we found the opportunity to climb aboard the Brig Amity…well, a landlocked replica of the ship, as she was actually shipwrecked in 1845 after spending her years exploring Australia and establishing settlements .We clambered below deck and near crawled through the ship mates sleeping quarters. About 40 men to a room which makes 18-bed hostel dorms look like luxury! The best part of climbing aboard the Brig Amity was meeting Jim, the volunteer taking the $5 entrance fee. He was a Ten-Pound-Pom and moved to Australia with his wife on a whim back in the 60's. We spoke for hours about his new life over here, making friends and finding work, how basic the camps were that they were moved to, how he eventually bought a house and nearly lost it until an Aussie friend kindly lent him the money. These Ten-Pound-Poms were so brave to make such a drastic move. Nowadays if we were to move to another country we would spend years planning and researching online, visit for a holiday before we committed, do reams of paperwork, find a job and a house before we arrive, spend hours trawling ex-pat forums…but not these guys, they took a huge blind risk for the chance of a better future. For many, like Jim, it paid off and they could never imagine their lives being any different.
That night, upon Jims' recommendation we stayed at Cosy Corner, a free beach campsite not far from the town. We were sheltered from the cool coastal wind by bizarre moss-covered trees that created a canopy only a few feet from our heads. The golden sunlight shone down through the twisted branches into our own private enchanted glade, with fresh green grass and wild lilies growing at the base of the trees. The crashing of the ocean waves and the delicate birdsong created the perfect background music to the scene. Very cosy indeed. This spot played home to us for a few nights while we explored our surroundings.
Within driving distance from Albany town we discovered several coastal spots along a tourist drive that had us leaning over lookout points, feeling the spray of the ocean on our faces and reaching for our cameras to capture The Natural Bridge, Jimmy Newell's Harbour and The Gap in all of their glory. We refrained from trekking to see Stony Hill as we were pretty certain from what we could see that it was infact just a stony hill. Lazy, yes…but there comes a point when any traveller is all 'lookout-ed out.' We drove along the Vancouver Peninsula with the aim of catching some fish for tea. Fisherman's bay seemed an appropriate spot as any, especially as it was one of the few places we could get to without getting bogged. We fished and fished and fished to no avail. Even the dolphins came to mock us. Yes, dolphins! We were so surprised. Vicky dropped her fishing rod and scrambled up onto the rocks and I followed suit. We watched the pod of dolphins leave the bay, fins arching out of the water, silhouetted as the sun reflected harshly, probably chuckling to themselves about all of the fish they managed to catch. Anyway, neither of us was willing to give up on the idea of fish for tea, so off we headed to the Moby Dicks Fish & Chip Shop.
Upon leaving Albany we headed inland toward Denmark. The landscape remained a leafy healthy green with storybook forests lining the road. We half expected to see a gingerbread house nestled in amongst the trees and Little Red Riding Hood hitching alongside the road. Denmark is home to plenty of wineries but as Vicky and I don't drink wine we focussed on my true love…cheese. After tasting every single cheese sample on offer in The Denmark Farmhouse Cheese Factory we opted for something smoky, something garlicky and something creamy. Oh, and some chocolate macadamia fudge. With our most important food-groups catered for (dairy, dairy, more dairy, garlic and sugar) we headed on to the local Alpaca Farm. Not only did we have the fabulous opportunity to be mauled by greedy alpacas, we also got to talk to parrots, cuddle rabbits and guinea pigs, meet a camel, coo over a koala, interrupt chicken mating season, meet a Highland Cow with my surname (Lear), feed biscuits to a horse that played guitar with the fence and best of all…I got my ferret fix. (I used to be the weird girl who kept ferrets and walked them on leads. Now I'm the weird girl who cuddles other peoples' ferrets and doesn't want to let them go.) Whilst clomping through the mud we were surprised by a fairy wren. Just like an electric-blue Ping-Pong ball with a sticky-out tail and a little beak, it bounced from fence post to tree branch and danced around, wagging its' tail from side to side. With the astonishing contrast between the fantastic blue feathers and muddy green forest it's clear to see where this little bird got its name, like a fairy flitting through the trees faster than the eye can keep up with.
Fascinated by the forests we headed to The Valley of The Giants to complete the Tree-Top Walk. A metal walk-way towers (and wobbles precariously) 38 metres above the forest floor giving a fairy wrens' view of the marri, karri, tingle and jarrah trees. These trees look tall from the ground but the Tree-Top Walk helps you truly appreciate the size of the majestic giants that surround you whilst travelling through this area of Western Australia. Once our legs had stopped quivering and our heart rates had returned to near-normal we took a walk through the Ancient Empire of Tingle Trees. Tingle Trees are hundreds of years old and often hollowed out at the base of the trunk through fire or infestation. The hollows of these trees are the perfect size to pose in for a photograph or two, nervously, as the signs all around warn that the root base is very shallow and delicate, meaning one of these beasts could tip over before you can say TIIIIIIIIMMMBBBEEEEERRR! One tree has a hollow large enough to park a small car in. Remarkably handy as well as beautiful.
Next stop en-route was Pemberton. Here we took a tram journey through the Karri forests on a worryingly 'vintage' looking track over six rickety bridges. Our guide talked the hind legs off of any donkey on board and we learnt a lot about the trees and plants as we passed them. We even had time for a quick wander down to the cascades, a group of small waterfalls. I even got to toot the horn on the way back, much to Vicky's embarrassment.
After a night in a lay-by behind a pile of chopped down trees we headed towards the coast once again, this time to Augusta. Our usual routine when arriving somewhere new is to head to the Visitor Information Centre and get some hints and tips on what to do in the area, so this is exactly what we did in Augusta. There's a whale watching trip leaving in 10 minutes with spaces on board you say? Alright, let's go! It was a rather spontaneous yet very good decision to make. Within half an hour of arriving in Augusta we were poised at the front of the catamaran, wrapped up in winter coats, binoculars in hand, getting sun and wind burn and scoffing the on board complimentary chocolate brownies. Perfect. First we spotted dolphins and they even came to play in the wake of the boat, so close you could almost touch them. Before long we were making tracks towards the horizon where the skipper had spotted a humpback. He was careful not to break the rules and regs of approaching it…not getting any closer than 100metres I believe. We've seen whales a few times and there is something captivating about their slow, steady movements and their incredible size. These majestic creatures appear to lazily roll around just at the surface, slapping the odd fin here and there. Everyone on board was staring in silence, gasping oohs and aahs every time the whale moved. I always feel truly privileged to see something so spectacular up close. Heading back to shore we gulped more coffee and devoured more brownies, a good healthy breakfast.
In-keeping with the forest theme of this leg of the road trip we found a free spot to camp that night further north in Busselton in the Ludlow Tuart Forest amongst the pine trees. It was dark when we got there, very dark. We missed the turn-off (a tiny gap in the trees) about 4 times as we drove up and down feeling increasingly unsettled about the nights' accommodation. It all had an air of 'horror movie' about it if I'm being honest. We parked up in the clearing between the trees and nervously shone lights around, glancing quickly at moving shadows and hearing nothing but our own short, shallow breaths. "The guy in the service station suggested we stay here...I reckon he was a bit over-friendly, don't you? You don't think…?" Inside the van felt better, safer. We always said we'd never stay anywhere if we felt that we had to sleep with a knife beside us. A good rule I reckon. But rules are made to be broken. We half slept, waking up at every sound, each time hoping that the dawn was a little closer. Eventually the sky turned morning-blue and we slept better than we had all night.
When we woke we made a pact never to sleep in a pine forest again and headed into Busselton to explore…


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Celebrity Chef Georgio Locatelli has always had a passion for rediscovering the true origins of Italian Food. The introduction of the new 'Ronda Unpacked' menu allows us to get a taste of his experiences in Ronda Locatelli. A special degustation menu will be offered on a bi-monthly basis that will be based on 6 selected regions of Italy. This April, guests can try the first of the Ronda Unpacked selection- 'La Toscana' composed of 4 courses - Antipasto, Pasta, Carne/Pesce, and Dolce for 195 per person which incudes a traditional Italian welcome drink. Dhs195 per person with Italian welcome beverage |
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10 CFR Part 35, Subpart L - Records
- § 35.2024 — Records of authority and responsibilities for radiation protection programs.
- § 35.2026 — Records of radiation protection program changes.
- § 35.2040 — Records of written directives.
- § 35.2041 — Records for procedures for administrations requiring a written directive
- § 35.2060 — Records of calibrations of instruments used to measure the activity of unsealed byproduct material.
- § 35.2061 — Records of radiation survey instrument calibrations.
- § 35.2063 — Records of dosages of unsealed byproduct material for medical use.
- § 35.2067 — Records of leaks tests and inventory of sealed sources and brachytherapy sources.
- § 35.2070 — Records of surveys for ambient radiation exposure rate.
- § 35.2075 — Records of the release of individuals containing unsealed byproduct material or implants containing byproduct material.
- § 35.2080 — Records of mobile medical services.
- § 35.2092 — Records of decay-in-storage.
- § 35.2204 — Records of molybdenum-99, strontium-82, and strontium-85 concentrations.
- § 35.2310 — Records of safety instruction.
- § 35.2404 — Records of surveys after source implant and removal.
- § 35.2406 — Records of brachytherapy source accountability.
- § 35.2432 — Records of calibration measurements of brachytherapy sources.
- § 35.2433 — Records of decay of strontium-90 sources for ophthalmic treatments.
- § 35.2605 — Records of installation, maintenance, adjustment, and repair of remote afterloader units, teletherapy units, and gamma stereotactic radiosurgery units.
- § 35.2610 — Records of safety procedures.
- § 35.2630 — Records of dosimetry equipment used with remote afterloader units, teletherapy units, and gamma stereotactic radiosurgery units.
- § 35.2632 — Records of teletherapy, remote afterloader, and gamma stereotactic radiosurgery full calibrations.
- § 35.2642 — Records of periodic spot-checks for teletherapy units.
- § 35.2643 — Records of periodic spot-checks for remote afterloader units.
- § 35.2645 — Records of periodic spot-checks for gamma stereotactic radiosurgery units.
- § 35.2647 — Records of additional technical requirements for mobile remote afterloader units.
- § 35.2652 — Records of surveys of therapeutic treatment units.
- § 35.2655 — Records of 5-year inspection for teletherapy and gamma stereotactic radiosurgery units.
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GPO FDSys XML | Text type regulations.gov FR Doc. 2014-16752 RIN 3150-AI63 NRC-2014-0030 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Draft guidance; request for comment. Submit comments by November 18, 2014. Comments received after this date will be considered if it is practical to do so, but the NRC is able to assure consideration only for comments received on or before this date. 10 CFR Parts 30, 32 and 35 The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is issuing for public comment a draft guidance document entitled "Draft Guidance for the Proposed Rule `Medical Use of Byproduct Material—Medical Events Definitions, Training and Experience, and Clarifying Amendments.' " This draft guidance document addresses implementation of the NRC's proposed rule amending its medical use of byproduct material regulations.
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Rome: Capuchin Crypt offers free visits, anatomy lesson
No bones about it, Rome's Capuchin Crypt is an incredible (and intense) way to spend an hour. Located underneath the Church of Santa Maria della Immacolata Concezione on Via Veneto, this burial chamber is unique in its decorative technique—rooms are adorned extensively with human bones.
More than 4,000 monks are buried within the crypt's six rooms, all of whom died between 1528 and 1870. The crypt got started back in 1631, when the Capuchin monks moved into their new friary upstairs and brought with them the bones of their brethren long gone. They arranged these bones in their new crypt, first lining them up against the walls, but eventually getting much more elaborate.
Over the next 240 years, until 1870, the friars would become experts at, shall we say, "interior design." Bones, such as skulls, leg bones, pelvises and such, were separated and employed to make elaborate columns, arches, and floral designs with great flourishes. If you squint your eyes, you might be able to forget that you're looking at the deceased.
Rooms include the "Crypt of the Skulls," "Crypt of the Pelvises," "Crypt of the Leg Bones and Thigh Bones," and more.
Visiting the Capuchin Crypt
Church of Santa Maria della Immacolata Concezione
Via Vittorio Veneto, 27. Metro: Barberini
Hours: 9-12 PM and 3-6 PM daily. Closed Thursdays.
Although the crypt is free to visit, a donation is suggested. More information about the church and the crypt is available on the church's website.
Also see: our list of recommended budget hotels in Rome.
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This reminds me of a church just outside of Prague that does the same. Entire crests and designs made of human remains. You don't quite realize what you are looking at until you get close.
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- User ID: CB23B0C4-5BEE-4B63-BBC0-4EEF310C8F01
- Record ID Number: MH:IF11552
- Date: ABT 1046
- Place: NORMANDIE FRANCE
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- Note: Came to England 1066 wiith William 1, and is belived to have fought in battle of Hastings as a knight. The family crest dates to the first crusade in 1099, as is indicated by inclusion of the "Saracen" head atop the crest on coat of arms.This image was symbolic of killing an enemy on this crucade. Is likely that it was his son Robert, who was then 22 years, on crucade. Robert Sr. was then 54 yeas old, a fairly advanced age in those days. We do know that this coate of arms was used by this family for at least 600 years as it was chisled into the entry portal at Winwick Manor ,then family seat again. by Sir Thomas Andrews,of Winwick Knight , around 1635;and still can be seen there today.
- Note: See source referance conformation for first six generations: THE BARONETAGE OF ENGLAND,CP.103, VOL 1, E.KIMBER and R.JOHNSON, 1811. HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH BARONETS, REV. WILLIAM BETHAM, VOL. 1, CHP. 84 ,1801. THE ANDREWS FAMILY, APPENDIX PG.541. ROBERT ANDREWS,1887.
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Basho Europe Events in September 2014
September features NoSQL and big data meetups and a developer conference. Take a look at where Basho will be during the next few weeks in Europe.
NoSQL Matters Dublin (September 4 in Dublin, Ireland at 3:30 p.m. IST): NoSQL Matters gives insight into relevant NoSQL products and dives into technical aspects of NoSQL infrastructures, DBaaS, cloud computing and big data. Our own Eric Redmond will be presenting at the conference on Distributed Search on Riak 2.0, will preview new features in Riak 2.0 and how they work, and even include some live demos so you won't want to miss it.
Big Data London (September 4 in London, United Kingdom at 6:30 p.m. BST): Basho is hosting the 25th Big Data London Meetup featuring presentations from the Science to Data Science (S2DS), Europe's largest PhD-to-data science training program. Each year the 85 S2DS participants, all with PhD's from analytical backgrounds, work in teams proposed and mentored by the S2DS commercial partners to complete big data related projects. During Big Data London, shortlisted teams will present their real business use-cases and how they approached the problems presented by the partner firms. The meetup will be held at the University of Westminster in London.
Live Webinar (September 24, online/United Kingdom at 10:30 a.m. BST): Sponsored by Talend and Basho, independent analyst and big data thought leader, Mike Ferguson will present I Feel The Need For Speed. This live webinar will discuss how to leverage big data and traditional BI to facilitate Smart Real Time Operational Big Data solutions to help guide you to successfully exploit next gen big data insights for business.
GOTO Aarhus 2014 (September 29 in Denmark at 1:20 p.m. CEST): GOTO Aarhus is an international software development conference focused on agile, big data, mobile, languages and web development. Bryan Hunt, client services engineer at Basho, will be presenting a case study.
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Scrabble word: MURAL
In which Scrabble dictionary does MURAL exist?
Definitions of MURAL in dictionaries:
- noun - a painting that is applied to a wall surface
- adj - of or relating to walls
- Of, relating to, or resembling a wall.
- Painted on or applied to a wall.
- adj - a painting applied directly to a wall or ceiling [n -S] : MURALED, MURALLED
There are 5 letters in MURAL: A L M R U
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To: | Manuel Lauss <email@example.com> |
Subject: | Re: [PATCH] MIPS: remove port limit in ioport_map |
From: | Ralf Baechle <firstname.lastname@example.com> |
Date: | Fri, 4 Nov 2011 17:43:19 +0000 |
Cc: | Linux-MIPS <email@example.com> |
In-reply-to: | <email@example.com> |
References: | <email@example.com> |
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On Fri, Nov 04, 2011 at 03:49:51PM +0100, Manuel Lauss wrote: > Alchemy PCMCIA IO lies outside the 32bit address space and needs to > be ioremapped to be accessible. The resulting address is > then fed as IO-port base to all PCMCIA client drivers attached > to a particular socket. pata_pcmcia does devm_ioport_map() on > the port address, which returns errors because MIPS' ioport_map() > implementation rejects incoming port addresses which are not > within the 0..64k window. Other embedded architectures don't > bother with a check like this; this patch brings MIPS in line > and in turn makes pata_pcmcia work on all my Alchemy systems > (and doesn't break PCI). The reason for this had something to do with multiple PCI busses with devices using I/O ports but I forgot what it was :). Need to think about this one. Ralf |
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NY Yankees vs. Detroit, 08/08/2012 19:05 Money Line: -123 NY Yankees Wednesday card has the National League Game of the Month from a Never Lost system that Wins by an average 5 runs per game. There is also a Solid MLB totals System that has Cashed 13 of 15 times and totals are red Hot. Free MLB Road Warrior system below. On Wednesday the Free MLB road warrior system side is on the New York Yankees. Game 975 at 7:05 eastern. The Yankees fit a nice system that has cashed 22 of 29 times and plays on certain road favorites off a 1 run road favored loss while scoring 5 or more runs on 10 or more hits, vs an opponent off a 1 run home if they scored 5 or more runs. Detroit has taken the first 2 of this 4 game set. The Yankees will look to get one back and put an end to the Tigers win streak. They will do so with their horse. C.C. Sabathia takes the mound knowing he already has 2 solid efforts this season vs Detroit, winning both starts while allowing 5 runs in 15 innings. The Yankees have won 7 of Sabathias 10 road starts, while averaging 5 runs per game the past week. Detroit counters with Annibal Sanchez who has an elevated 4.84 home era this season. Look for the Yankees to get one back tonight. On Wednesday there are 2 Big Plays up led by the National League Game of the Month From an Exclusive Diamond Cutter system that wins by 5 runs per game. There is also another Big totals Play from a 13-2 system on the card. Jump on and get on the "Giving End" of Hump day. For the free play Take the New York Yankees. RV To see more of Rob Vinciletti's plays click here.
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