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Posted By Jim On 07/05/2007 @ 9:57 am In Banking,Credit | 3 Comments
If you've seen Catch Me If You Can [3], you know who Frank Abagnale is and he recently shared some identity theft tips (basically the things he does to protect himself) with MarketWatch [4] that are worth remembering.
Solid tips everyone should be following from a solid reformed criminal who was really good at it.
I don't ever use a debit card because they offer no points or rewards for doing so, I avoid checks because they have all your sensitive information on it (account number, address, what else does a crook need?), and I use credit cards all the time. I use a crosscutting shredder, so not quite dust, but I don't employ a monitoring service… maybe it's time to consider it.
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January 3, 2010
By Daniel Duquenal
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CARACAS, Venezuela, Jan. 3, 2010/ Troy Media/ – Venezuela's economic performance in 2010 was one of the worst in the world. In fact, to find an American economy which has performed worse we have to look to Haiti, which at least had the excuse of a devastating earthquake.
How is it possible that Venezuela, with a steady income and improving prices from its oil exports, performed so poorly? Let's look at the data.
Two devaluations
Last year President Hugo Chavez' administration twice devalued the Venezuelan currency (VEB), the first from a rate of 2.15 VEB for one U.S. dollar to 2.6 VEB to the dollar. This rate, however, is reserved exclusively for the government and for the importation of essential goods such as food (Venezuela now imports 60 per cent of its food) and medicine. A second rate, 4.3 VEB to the U.S. dollar, a de facto devaluation of 100 per cent, was also established for all other items deemed "justifiable", such as the importations of electronics, cosmetics and the like.
While you may think two devaluations in one year would be enough, it doesn't end there. A third, with a floating rate of between five and six VEB to the dollar, is used for everything from "personal savings" to the importation of what is deemed non essential or justifiable. A fourth, an illegal, black market exchange rate of eight+ VEB to the dollar (due to the risk premium associated with it being illegal) is used by those who have U.S. dollars but need to convert them into VEB.
In fact, since Chavez took power in 1998, the VEB has fallen from of 0.64 to the U.S. dollar to today's 4.3, an almost 600-per-cent depreciation and a damning testimonial to a failed regime.
The government was optimistically, and wrongly, hoping that last year's dual exchange rate would reduce inflation to below 20 per cent (20 per cent!). On Thursday of last week, however, the Central Bank, in an unusually early announcement, stated that Venezuela's official inflation rate for 2010 would stand at 26.9 per cent, 1.8 per cent above 2009's 25.1 per cent.
At the same time another announcement stated that Venezuela's GDP dropped by another 1.9 per cent in 2010, after a 3.3 per cent drop in 2009. Venezuela has now had more than eight consecutive quarters of falling GDP, a record among other South America countries which are enjoying very respectable growth rates.
Unfortunately for the government, their numbers are being questioned by experts who maintain that the real inflation rate actually stands above 30 per cent and the drop in GDP will match 2009's.
Add in the tight political controls on the private sector and continued industrial nationalization – which is accompanied unfailingly by incompetence and corruption – and it is easy to see why Venezuela's economy is failing.
The most recent example of such a failed nationalization occurred in the cement industry, which was recently nationalized even though it produced enough to satisfy the home market. It isn't surprising, of course, that Venezuela has now had to start importing cement from Cuba, of all countries.
Next year isn't looking much better. The regime unsurprisingly is not considering reversing any of its negative policies, in place since 2003. In fact, more productive land was confiscated by the government and more industries were nationalized on 2010 and more economic restrictions are in the offing, as a consequence of the new enabling law passed three weeks ago.
GDP drop for third year in a row
It is difficult to see how Venezuela can get out of its current recession. Thursday's dramatic devaluation will fuel an inflation rate that could reach at least 20 per cent just for the first semester of 2011 and, making matters worse, the government is set to increase its sales tax by at least two per cent and will probably implement a tax on bank cheques that could be as high as 0.5 per cent.
Contrary to the regime's "rosy" forecast for GDP growth in 2011, we are likely to see a third year of falling GDP, even higher inflation and zero investment from the private sector. And that is an explosive social situation.
Due to the situation in Venezuela, Daniel Duquenal is a pseudonym. A former scientist now living in the Venezuelan countryside managing his small family business, Daniel edits a very popular blog called Venezuela News and Views.


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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (CTS)—Check out the upcoming events offered by Concordia Theological Seminary, 6600 N. Clinton Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. For additional information concerning all events, please go to www.ctsfw.edu, or phone 260-452-2100.
Spring 2013 Placement Services: The Vicarage and Deaconess Internship Assignment Service will take place Monday, April 29 at 7:00 p.m. in Kramer Chapel and the Candidate Call Service follows on Tuesday, April 30 at 7:00 p.m. in Kramer Chapel. The Deaconess Placement Service takes place on Thursday, May 16 at 10:00 a.m. in Kramer Chapel. The Rev. Mark Miller, Central Illinois District president, will serve as preacher for the Vicarage/Deaconess Internship Assignment service and the Rev. John Wille, South Wisconsin District president, will preach for the Candidate Placement service. The services will be live streamed via the Internet by going to www.ctsfw.edu.
Our Celebration Brunch will be Sunday, May 5 from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. in Katherine Luther Dining Hall. Fort Wayne's Shepherd's Brass will provide entertainment. Tickets are $16.00/adults; $15.00/age 60+; and $5.00/children 5–12; no charge/children 4 and under. We gladly accept cash and checks as payment for brunch, but cannot accept credit cards. For additional information on the brunches, please call 260-452-2204.
CTS Reunion to Celebrate Ministry, Friends, Memories: An alumni reunion will be hosted by Concordia Theological Seminary, May 16-17 for the classes of 1953, 1958, 1963, 1973, 1983, 1988, 1993 and 2003. A schedule of the reunion events and online registration can be found at www.ctsfw.edu/Alumni. Those interested may also email email@example.com or phone 260-452-2260.
End of Academic Year Events May 17: Baccalaureate Service, 10:00 a.m., Kramer Chapel Organ Recital, 3:00 p.m., Kramer ChapelCommencement Exercises, 6:00 p.m., Kramer ChapelBaccalaureate and Commencement will be available live via the Internet at www.ctsfw.edu.
Continuing Education: Pastors, deaconesses and all church workers serve their congregations year-round and Concordia Theological Seminary offers continuing education opportunities to support them as they serve. The list of Continuing Education sites can be found at www.ctsfw.edu/CE. Be sure to check the site often as specific information for each site will be posted as it becomes available. You may also email firstname.lastname@example.com or phone Kara Mertz at 260-452-2103 for additional information.
Registration for Christ Academy—High School 2013 is open. For two weeks each summer, high school-aged men of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod are offered the opportunity to delve deeper into their faith, enjoy the seminary experience and make friendships that will last a lifetime while attending Christ Academy—High School. This year's event takes place June 16–29 on the campus of Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne. Space is limited, so be sure to get your registration in early. Information concerning the registration process may be found at www.ctsfw.edu/ChristAcademy. If you know of a young man who may be interested in this opportunity please contact Christ Academy Student Director, Chad Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com or 260-452-3140.
Organist Workshops this summer at CTS: Level II for Organists June 17–21, 2013 Organist instructor: Kantor Richard Resch Theology instructor: Dr. Arthur Just For intermediate-level organists who have completed Level I. Daily sessions on the Theology of Worship, Church Year and Hymnology will be offered. Kantor Resch will also lead sessions on the playing of hymns, liturgy, intonations, chorale preludes, church's songs for children, leading hymns, chorale literature and the organist as choir director.
Primer Level for Organists and Service Playing for Pianists June 24–28, 2013 Organist instructor: Kantor Kevin Hildebrand Theology instructor: Kantor Richard Resch This dual-track workshop is intended for novice organists as well as musicians who play pianos or electronic keyboards for worship services. Organists who have had little or no formal training, who have been drafted into playing the organ, who do not play pedals or use only one foot are ideal candidates. Pianists who play for worship will learn more about how to lead congregational singing of hymns and liturgy from the piano. All students will have group classes in theology and hymnody with Kantor Resch. Pianists and organists will meet separately with Kantor Hildebrand and Dr. Grime to learn more about service playing on their respective instruments.
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By Chris Thompson
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It was 9:30 p.m. and I was stranded over an hour away from my home in Huntersville. My white 1998 Isuzu Rodeo, bragging over 200,000 miles, would not start.
In frustration, I punched my steering wheel and yelled some un-pastor-like words. Flinging my door open, I popped the hood and walked around to see if I could identify a solution. There was no simple solution.
In desperation, I leaned both hands on my car and voiced a simple prayer like this: "God. You know I am tired and want to get home tonight to Jenny, my wife, and my sweet children Cole, Noah, Sara and Jake. Please help me."
With no other option, I got back in the car and it cranked right up. It was like a modern-day miracle. On my way home, I had visions of starting my own car-healing-ministry.
A few days later, I was standing as pastor, neighbor and friend at the foot of a hospital bed where my neighbor was suddenly facing some critical health issues. His wife and three teenage boys were huddled in the small ICU room. After a few minutes of conversations with the family, I asked if I could lead them in a prayer.
Circled around the hospital bed, with tears, I prayed a simple prayer like this: "God. I know you love this family. I ask that you heal this man and help this family."
A few days later, he died.
Can you sense the tension?
The main point of prayer is not to make life easier, nor to gain magical powers, but to know God. I need God more than anything I might get from God. I think you can relate to this, too.
King David prayed; "O Lord, hear me as I pray; pay attention to my groaning. Listen to my cry for help, my King and my God, for I pray to no one but you. Each morning I bring my requests to you and wait expectantly."
Chris Thompson is the lead pastor of Radiant Life Fellowship Church, which meets at Blythe Elementary School in Huntersville.


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Oracle is sponsoring the SCOPE Spring 2015 event, which takes place at the Hilton Baltimore Hotel during April 26-28th, 2015.
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As winter plods along, we here in metro-Detroit have the double pain of not being able to ride on the road OR the boards.
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We're still bowled over by the big upset in N.Y., with Bob Turner becoming the first Republican since — you guessed it — Lester Volk in 1920 to win the seat. How did it happen? And the Perry vs. Romney battle may come down to who is best able to defeat Obama vs. who is truer to GOP principles.
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Hilo man charged with meth trafficking
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A 45-year old Hilo man is facing several charges including meth trafficking. Vice officers executed a search warrant at his Waiakea Uka home shortly before 7:00 p.m.
Monday and recovered 84.4 grams of crystal methamphetamine with an estimated street value of $17,500, associated drug paraphernalia and 30.6 grams of marijuana.
Police arrested Wesley Kailimai and took him to the Hilo cellblock, where he was charged on Tuesday with first-degree meth trafficking, second degree promotion of a detrimental drug, two counts of third degree promotion of a dangerous drug, and three counts of possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail was set at $301,000.


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Time Warner Cable Inc. contracts with Metropolitan Cable Communications Inc., commonly known as Metro Cable, and other cable installers to install cable services. Time Warner provides Metro with work orders identifying customers, but it is Metro that controls the job assignments and working conditions of its installers. Seven current or former technicians brought a lawsuit under the Fair Labor Standards Act against Metro and Time Warner alleging that they were not paid required overtime pay. Time Warner moved for summary judgment, arguing that it was not the plaintiffs' employer for FLSA purposes.
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York granted summary judgment to Time Warner and dismissed the action. The court considered the factors necessary to determine if an employment relationship existed between Time Warner and Metro's employees, specifically, Time Warner's power to hire or fire, supervision/control of work schedules/conditions, determination of pay rate/method, and keeping of employment records. The court found that: Metro hires technicians; Time Warner never fired or requested that Metro fire any technician; Metro supervised and controlled the technicians' work schedules; Time Warner did not determine the rate and method of technician's pay; and Time Warner did not maintain records on hours worked by Metro's employees.
The court also considered whether Time Warner exercised functional control over technicians as a matter of "economic reality." Therefore, Time Warner could not be held liable for any failure to pay Metro's employees required overtime pay. Eneque v. Metropolitan Cable Communications Inc., Case No. 09-6831, Southern District of New York (Sept. 30, 2011).
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Studied one year of architecture in his birthplace in Chile (1978), and later obtained his Bachelor of Architecture from the School of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico (PUPR), Cum Laude. Founded the contemporary city research platform CIUDADLAB in 2004, was a full-time Assistant Professor of design studio, research and representation at the PUPR, where he directed the 2009-2010 Lectures Series Sense Recession: What Comes Next?, and also directed the Roundtable Discussion Series for four years. From 2008-2011 edited the architecture journal Polimorfo, which he also co-founded. Has written for Entorno, Domus, Planning Perspectives, CCGSAPP, Buell Center, invited juror at the UPR, GSAPP, Barnard + Columbia College, Pratt Institute, Parsons, University of Pennsylvania and NJIT, lectured at Cooper Union and Princeton University and his architectural design work has been awarded several times by the AIA. After relocating to New York, he developed the thesis Destructive Knowledge: Tools for Learning to Un-Dō with a renewed discussion around the work of Gordon Matta-Clark, obtaining an MS in Critical, Curatorial and Conceptual Practices in Architecture from the GSAPP at Columbia University. He recently co-edited the book Promiscuous Encounters for GSAPP Books. He is a partner of A(n) Office based in New York and Detroit, and an Adjunct Assistant Professor of the Architecture Department at Barnard + Columbia College, and an Adjunct Faculty at the School of Architecture of the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He is selected to represent the US Pavilion in the 2016 edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale with A(n) Office.
Barnard College, New York, NY, US, Adjunct Assistant Professor
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), Newark, NJ, US, Adjunct Faculty
A(n) Office, New York, NY, US, Partner
Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico (PUPR), San Juan, PR, US, Assistant Professor
Teaching Experience
Recently Appointed Auxiliary Professor - School of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico 2005-2011
Design Studio Instructor 2005-2011
Research Instructor CIUDADLAB (CITYLAB) www.ciudadlab.com 2005-Present
Representation instructor, 2006-2011
Teacher Assistant Architectural Theory 2005 -2007
Teacher Assistant History of Modern Architecture 2006-2007
Invited Juror for MArch Projects at University of Puerto Rico School of Architecture, 2010
Design Studios:
1st year: Architecture, Place and Context Studio (2005-present)
3rd year: Historic Preservation Studio (2007-2009)
4th year: Collective Housing Studio (2008-2010) 2008 Winter edition in collaboration with Architect Javier Sánchez in Mexico City 2009 Fall edition case studying housing in The Netherlands
Architectural Representation:
1st. year: First career course dedicated to understanding and learning of drawing and representation (2006-present)
Research / Vertical Studio Abroad (2nd - 5th years) CIUDADLAB
1st. version 2005: The Practice of Everyday San Juan
2nd. version 2007: Puerto Rico en Orlando: Research on the migration phenomena between Puerto Rico and Orlando, Florida.
3rd. version 2008 Utopia in Moscow: Research on the understanding of utopia in past and recent Moscow
4th. version 2009 Hong Kong: One Less Colony - Research proposed to outline the connections between Puerto Rico as colony of the U.S. and the former British colony (research not developed)
Toro Ferrer Arquitectos, Project Architect
Team architect for the Urban Design projects, San Juan Knowledge Corridor and Science City, in collaboration with Field Operations, New York, U.S.A. Project architect for the outdoor Guanacastes Amphitheater in the Río Piedras Botanicals Gardens Project architect for the New Visitors Center for the Luis Muñoz Marín Foundation Project architect for a private residence in Río Piedras, Puerto Rico All projects developed from conceptual design to construction documents and contract administration.
Columbia University, New York, NY, US, Masters, Critical, Curatorial and Conceptual Practices in Architecture
Recent Writings (unpublished):
Reflecting Absence: Symbolism, Abstraction and the Un-politics in the Surface of the 9/11 Memorial.
Audience and Discourse: OPEN PLAN in the Context of the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies in New York, 1977-1980.
The Architect's Political Construct: Tracing Bernard Tschumi's Ideological Genealogy (a reading of The Environmental Trigger)
Four Stages in the Life of the Twin Towers: An Enquiry of Time in Edmund Burke's Notion of the Sublime
The Architect's Political Mind: A Theoretical Construction of the Insurgent Architect
Interpretations: Promiscuous Encounters (Seminars on Critical, Curatorial and Conceptual Practices of Architecture - www.arch.columbia.edu/cccp-pe)
Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico (PUPR), BArch, Architecture
Various Design Awards, Award
Honor Mention, XI Architecture Biennale, Unbuilt Projects for the New Emblematic Fence of the Río Piedras Botanicals Garden 2008. Team architect for Toro Ferrer Arquitectos.
Honor Mention, American Institute of Architects Puerto Rico Chapter, Unbuilt Projects for the New Emblematic Fence of the Río Piedras Botanicals Garden 2008. Team architect for Toro Ferrer Arquitectos.
Honor Award, American Institute of Architects Puerto Rico Chapter, Unbuilt Projects for the New Visitors Center for the Luis Muñoz Marín Foundation, 2008. Project architect for Toro Ferrer Arquitectos.
Honor Mention, X Architecture Biennale, Unbuilt Projects for the New Visitors Center for the Luis Muñoz Marín Foundation, 2008. Project architect for Toro Ferrer Arquitectos.
Honor Mention, American Institute of Architects Puerto Rico Chapter, Publication/Investigation Category for the online version of Onomatopeya Urbana journal www.onourb.com, 2004.
Honor Mention, Design Competition for the Annex to the Colegio de Arquitectos de Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico Architect's Association) (Architect Istra Hernández team leader) 2003.
Honor Mention, American Institute of Architects Puerto Rico Chapter, Historical Documentation Fernández Garzot Residence, Naguabo, Puerto Rico, 1998


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Bought this as a used car. It has been a nightmare of repairs, even parts that have been changed out they break again. Save your money and do not buy a used 325i.
These are good cars...until they aren't. I bought mine in 2013. Drove great for a several months. Then the transmission blew. Apparently this is an incredibly common problem on the automatic transmission version. An auto transmission blowing at under 150,000 miles with a $5,000+ price tag for a rebuilt? There is no used luxury car worth this expense of trouble. I will never buy another used BMW again. These cars are nice but not necessarily durable. Your mileage (and luck) may vary.
We have a troublesome situation with our 2002 BMW 325i (E46). We recently discovered that each of the rear door stanchions has an orange sticker affixed to it stating "side airbag not operational" with an ID code of "7 008 026". We don't know who or where the stickers were put on the car but believe it was done at the factory in Munich. We had purchased the car in July 2002 while living overseas and had taken delivery at the factory after which BMW arranged for it to be shipped to us upon our return to the USA. Has anyone had a similar experience with this type of sticker or does anyone have any explanation for why the stickers were required ???
I wrote a review here in Oct 2012, Well I'm happy to report the 325i is still running great! I did have to replace the fuel pump at 175k and the injectors, but after that its been like having a new car. I've since replaced my 325es and 330 convertible with a Mini Cooper convertible aka tiny race car BMW as my 3 year old calls it and a 2007 jeep Grand Cherokee, which was free. The 325 is still the best ride out there. I'll report back at 250k
I have a 2002 BMW 325i and its great 185000 and just breaking it in. I just have this recent problem, I was for a drive and out of no were my radio just turned off and since then I haven't been able to turn it on since its now going on for three days now. I've checked the fuses and there are fine. Has anyone had this problem and if so what is the problem and how to fix it?
I purchased my 2002 325i new in Dec of 02. Been driving it like a maniac ever since (now 2013). 242,000+ miles. I am getting a 2011 328i next week (company car..what can i say). The 325i though has been a fantastic car. Replaced the valve cover once, that's the farthest I've had to go in the engine. Other than that, replaced the alternator once, battery once, and all of the window regulators at least once (my only gripe). Also replaced the blower motor resistor numerous times (well I guess I had two gripes). Tires every 40,000, brakes every 40,000. Full synthetic every change. Nothing but high test. If I could find one with low mileage, I'd buy it in a heart beat. I love this car.
I bought my 325i brand new. I have also owned a 325es and a 330 convertible. However my 325i check engine light came on while on the freeway and I immediately pulled over. I had it towed to the dealership where they claim the engine lost compression due to a crack or warping. They claimed it was also the colling system. so after $2500 for an all new cooling system nothing worked and the thats when the claim that the engine block had craked or warped arose. BMW wanted $15,000 at the time to replace the engine. I lost my mind over that. So I searched online for a used motor. I found one with les mileage and a shop that would install it. So far its running great, a little louder that the original engine but we are looking into that. Also because I let the car sit for a year all passeneger regulators went bad. I had to replace those as well as all of the brake rotors and pads. Next is to get the rear lights fixed hopefully via the recall that I just happened to see on this site. Even with these issues I'd still recommend the BMW. The 325 had over 300,000 mile before my daughter totaled it and I'm sure I could of got another 300,000 if I kept it. The 330i had a head gasket issue but once fixed it was awesome. Nothing rides better than a BMW and having one repaired even to 60% of its value in this economy is a lot cheaper than buying a new one or even a used one.
Purchased 2002 325i with 150k on it in 08. Since then I have put 70k miles on it and have had only minor problems since. What REALLY matters in purchasing a used vehicle (BMW) or otherwise is if the previous owner took care of the car. There are always occasional lemons for every make and model. Overall this has been "Anne" excellent vehicle. I have no complaints. Cheers!
boufgt used with 200000 miles so far no problems keep u updated
I bought new in 2001. I have 58k miles on, first 5 years with minor problems fixed in the dealer. Then replaced three regulators and one is bad again. water pump changed two years ago, I have been told it is leaking again, air conditioning is not functioning now. And its engine service soon light is on now. If fix it all it will cost more than 3k~4k. Mileage is so low, it seems I have to give it up.
I bought my BMW new in 2002. I have 47K miles on her. I have replaced all four window regulatorsand am on my third battery. I love driving my car but I am also having the problem of it stalling when I am going very slow like to make a turn or pull up to gas pump. It always starts up again but this is very annoying and unsafe. When it stalls, I lose my power sterring. Repair shop did diagnostics but does not know why this happens. I hope to drive it ten more years!!
hi guys i have an 02 325i and just so you guys know the window regulator in this car is probably the easiest ive ever seen to replace oreilly auto parts sales the reg for about 60 bucks and there is three bolts holding it in all in all it took me about 20 mins to swap out the regulater and install the window motor very easy also for you enthusiast who want to squeeze a little more power out of the 2.5 add a k an n airfilter and cutoff the rear muffler and straight pipe it out the back not only does it free up a little horsepower but it gives it a great sound i must hand it to bmw they build a great motor and the sound mine has now is exactly how i want it to sound you see those cars on top gear and hear them and say man i wish mine sounded that way just cut huge muffler out and there ya go eventually plan on add a 3.0 twin turbo motor to mine
Purschased new now have 130,000 runs good and handles exceptionally well. have had 3 of the 4 regulators repalced for $900 so be expecting you too wil have the opportunity to visit your local Bimmer dealer. I too have brake light and battery indicator lights on the dash come on and off at times, also agree with the cost to service at the dealer is crazy, my mercedes service is cheaper than the BMW and the mechanics are TRUE experts. QUESTIONS: has anoyone heard a very failt noise from the center dash area with the key out and everything off? almost sounde like hissing very very faint. Also anyone know if it is possible to fix the radio on off volumn knob. Mine will not turn off until you try 10-20 times or more, volumn is ok. Thanks all keep the Bimmer Faith.......... virenr
Bought it at 83000 miles in 2010. Having 93K today, i did not see any window regulator problem yet, but after 6 months i noticed that fan is over engaging and its loud sluggish and also i feel like i m lacking power. Went on like that for a while and finally frustrated and got it diagnosed and found that i need to change the fan clutch(don't buy OEM) and thermostat. What a difference car is back to normal, again its fun to drive. Comments above about the window regulators are scary, i didn't have any yet, but looks they will fail on me some time down the road. Pros: Funnnn to drive Cons: Many minor things fail
Got the car brand new in 2002, with automatic transmission and the deluxe package. It's been a pleasure to drive and it's hard not to get carried away by many of the well thought out design elements. After 10 years, I only have 68K miles on it and it has been fairly reliable with the usual maintenance. No major issues with the engine and transmission, but the smaller issues do take away from the full pleasure of owning this car and make you wonder if you should get a BMW again. These are irritating problems that you do not expect to see in a premium car. (a) The biggest problem you will hear from anyone is the crappy window regulator design. And I mean crappy with a Capital C. The "regulator" is just a fancy word for a mechanical linkage that connects the window motor to the glass. One fine day it decides to start shreiking and die. The window refuses to move or just drops down into the door. In the regulator design there's a small plastic part that guides the steel cable and the part inevitably breaks or _melts_ due to heat. I have had to replace 3 windows so far and the 4th now needs repair. 99% of the time I drive the car alone and the windows don't get any stress. The first happened a few months into buying the car. It costs anywhere from $200-$600 to fix depending on where/who does the work. (b) The second problem is the electrical wiring. Apparently, BMW decided to use a lower gauge wiring than required, which means the wire can burn out and leave you with a perennial "lights out indicator" on the dash, or worse, signaling lights that won't work. BMW finally 'fessed up and issued a recall for this in September 2011 due to it's safety implications. (c) The third problem has been the window gutter near the roof. In the 325i, this is plastic (chrome on the 330i) and apparently just stuck to the car using adhesive. I have had it come slightly loose, enough to pick up wind noise while driving or let in water in a heavy rain. I asked a shop to fix it and first they weren't sure if the part was available, then got an estimate for $400 to fix one side. (d) Other people have mentioned that the wheels pick up a lot of brake dust. This is very true, but I will give it a pass because the BMW brakes are very good. (e) The biggest issue you will have with owning this car is the dealer. Any issue from a simple oil change, transmission fluid change, battery replacement to anything larger is going to cost you 2X to 3X of what you would pay for another car. And knowing this, you are always weary of going to a dealer and looking for smaller independent shops. And these shops may claim BMW expertise, but sometimes it becomes apparent that they don't. Went for a battery replacement and the guy pops the hood and starts scratching his head because he can't find the battery. The battery is in the trunk. Or getting an oil change done and the guy can't reset the service indicator. (instructions are on the web). BMW really needs to fix the Window issue, it's beyond the normal failure rate for any car, let alone a premium car. The rest I will let slide.
bought my 2002 bimmer with 138000 beatiful inside and out two previous female owners i think alot of the problems with these cars have to do with previous owners i love it n have alot of fun with tight handling n steering would like to add a couple bolt on parts for more power but for a 2.5 liter it really is amazing what a driving machine it really is cant wait too get in an m3 next
Good car to drive but lots of minor mechanical problems that are expensive to reapir.
I bought my 02 325i in september of 09 with 90k on it. the only problems I've had with her are: the "check engine" light spontaneous turns on and off, when she's cold the power steering has a tendency to go out, the suspension bushings come loose often, and she likes to burn motor oil, I always use Mobil 1 synthetic and half way between oil changes I have to add several extra quarts, luckily motor oil is cheap at Wal-Mart! Cons aside, when I turn my car on, she returns the favor.
I absolutlely LOVE my Beemer!!! I'll never go back to a domestic vehicle again. The feel and telegraphing of the road, the care and craftsmanship of the entire vehicle is unsurpassed in my opinion. What an ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE!!!!!
This car has some weak points that cloud the overall ownership experience. My problems so far: Rear window regulators. It seems like there is a 100% failure rate on the the rear window regulators and at $350 a window this is not trivial. Front window regulators: The fronts have not failed yet but are slow and as a result I avoid using them. Cooling system: This year has a tendency towards cooling system failures. My fan clutch had to be replaced and the service advisor is recommending replacement of the water pump and reservoir to head off the inevitable failure at 60k miles. Lights: The side marker lights fogged up and had to be replaced. The interior door switch failed and required replacement. Brakes: brake life is not long and complete replacement at $1300 is a heavy price to pay. Mystery stalling: If I make a U-turn and don't keep the gas on, the car stalls. Sometimes it just stops on a bridge or making a left turn out of my development. This is a scary problem that so far has no diagnosis. My car also has the weird fan speed problem in which the fan pulses at high then low speed. This is annoying but apparently there is a fix for this. The ride has lost the compliency that is so good when new. My other BMW has 127k miles and rides better than this one! Summary: an expensive car to own. Look at alternatives that can provide similar quality with lower costs from Lexus or Acura. This car can make you truly miserable with repair costs. If you do own one, make sure you trade or sell the car when there is some service agreement and warranty left.
Purchased my car new. No problems until 2008, when I had to replace tires. In 2009, had window motor on passenger side replaced. May 2010 I had the power steering pump replaced and left back lights fixed...total cost $1,011.00. Car does not look dated and is fun to drive; however, it is very expensive to repair.
Bought this certified used in 2004 with only 10K miles. I've put 85K miles on it and have had no real issues. Only normal maintenance, which I do myself. Car is on its third set of front brake pads and nearing another change so it does like to eat brake pads. I'll try ceramic pads next time. Only non-maintenace part replaced was the thermostat. Car is fun to drive, especially on windy roads. Wish it had more power. AWD is a life saver in the snow and even when its just wet. I'm extremely happy with this car.
Had every electrical problem mentioned in the previous reviews. Replaced all 4 window regulators. All 4 turning lights had problem, bulbs are fine. Local BMW dealer wanted $400 dollars to "fix".
All problems listed in most of the comments i have had, brake issuses,window issuses,light issuses,but i still love my car -go figure
My 325i 2002 is nice had to put a little money in it to keep it up & riding good, overall Fun to drive beemmer!


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Stephen Kitras began work as a glass blower in 1988. and in 1994, Kitras Art Glass was formed with Stephen's wife Elke as a partner in the corporation. By 2001 the company had expanded to over 40 employees and a new facility was built to accommodate the increased production demands. Stephen continues to handle all the new product development and oversees the training of staff.
The company suffered the loss of Elke Kitras to Leukemia, but the vision that she and Stephen developed for the company continues to thrive. It is the mission of Kitras Art Glass to design and produce beautiful glass objects for the enjoyment of the general public. It is the company's belief that beautiful things enhance the enjoyment of everyday life. When surrounded by beauty, the spirit is uplifted. The company also believes that beautiful objects should be affordable, not only for the elite.


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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Tens of thousands of Asian carp are believed to have died in a 24-hour period in the Cumberland River below Lake Barkley, and state officials are investigating.
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources says specimens of the invasive silver carp will be taken to Kentucky State University for disease testing.
Fish and Wildlife's western fisheries district biologist, Paul Rister, says Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley don't appear to be affected by the die-off discovered Wednesday. Evidence of the fish kill was documented to the confluence with the Ohio River.
Rister says the source could be viral or bacterial. He says if water quality was the cause, other species would be affected.
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Was this entry lost? Or am i looking for something written conjointly, _in conjunction? God spoke through Moses that the kings of the earth would handwrite their own copy of the Bible, God's Word. Paraphrase faithfully, in Spirit and in Word
_The Way of the Spirit, or the New Way of the Spirit NEB Letter to the Romans 7:6
6 But now we have been released from this aspect of the Torah, because we have died to that which had us in its clutches, so that we are serving in the new way provided by the Spirit and not in the old way of outwardly following the letter of the law.
5-6 While we were "in the flesh" the Law stimulated our sinful passions and so worked in our nature that we became productive—for death! But now that we stand clear of the Law, the claims which existed are dissolved by our "death", and we are free to serve God not in the old obedience to the letter of the Law, but in a new way, in the spirit.
6 But now you need no longer worry about the Jewish laws and customs because you "died" while in their captivity, and now you can really serve God; not in the old way, mechanically obeying a set of rules, but in the new way, with all of your hearts and minds.*
Soprano – Hiro (Official Clip): C'est bien. Mais a rappeler: il y a beaucoup de pathos dans le monde d'aujourd'hui. Seulement une determination enracinee dans la verite profonde de notre existence, au-dela de l'immediatement visible, une continuïte, la patience qui dure, "qui assume" (expression marocaine et des jeunes de Bruxelles) sa responsabilite, une vraie passion, amour, si tu veux, (1 Thessalonici 1: 3), peuvent nous sortir du trou la ou nous nous en trouvons tous aujourd'hui. Et il n'y a qu'un seul Être qui peux nous aider pour faire cela dans nos vies a nous. Sans Lui rien n'est possible qu'encore des conneries de plus grande echelle. Ou les bêtes du passe ne nous suffirons-t-elles pas? _ Stalin, Hitler, Mao Dze Dung, Pol Pot, "Didi" Amin, "le Congo rdc", Videla, Milosevitch/Radjic, ..
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Commerce's PTO Wins Award for Program Encouraging Patent Holders to Address Global Humanitarian Challenges
The Commerce
Department's Patent and Trademark Office was honored yesterday for its Patents
for Humanity initiative, a pilot program designed to encourage the use of patented
technology to address humanitarian challenges. USPTO Director Kappos launched
Patents for Humanity in February
2012 as part of a series of Obama administration initiatives to promote
game-changing innovations to solve long-standing development challenges. The
program is an awards competition recognizing patent owners and licensees who
address humanitarian needs around the globe.
"We are honored to be recognized for our Patents for Humanity initiative, which recognizes those who use patented technology to aid the less fortunate," said Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the USPTO David Kappos. "In an increasingly interconnected world, the ability of technology to transform lives is real and powerful. This program plays a key role in advancing President Obama's global development agenda."
Entrants compete in four categories: medical technology, food and nutrition, clean technology, and information technology. Winners receive accelerated processing of select matters at the USPTO. Applications to the pilot were accepted through Oct. 31, 2012, with winners to be announced at an awards ceremony later in 2013.
The non-profit Licensing Executives Society International (LESI) presented the National IP and Technology Transfer Policy Award to the USPTO at a ceremony in Geneva Switzerland at LESI's annual Global Technology Impact Forum (GTIF).


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A follow-up to the WGA's 101 Greatest Screenplays (2006), the "TV 101" list honors classic, trailblazing series and miniseries, as well as current and critically acclaimed programs, from comedies and dramas to variety/talk and children's programming.
"At their core, all of these wonderful series began with the words of the writers who created them and were sustained by the writers who joined their staffs or worked on individual episodes," said WGAW President Chris Keyser and WGAE President Michael Winship in a joint statement. "This list is not only a tribute to great TV, it is a dedication to all writers who devote their hearts and minds to advancing their craft."
For additional information about the WGA's 101 Best Written TV Series and a complete list of credited writers, please visit: http://www.wga.org/101tv.html or www.wgaeast.org/tv101.
Writers Guild members had a broad and dynamic TV programming field to choose from, as eligibility criteria included any series that aired from the early years of television through the present, on broadcast TV and basic or pay cable. All genres of scripted series were eligible for consideration, including animation, children's, comedy, daytime/serial, drama, scripted anthologies, miniseries with six hours or more of programming, and variety/talk series. Series must have been written in English, have aired in the U.S., and featured onscreen writing credits. (Individual episodes, specials, non-serialized or individual programs including telefilms/movies-of-the-week, and miniseries with less than six hours of programming, were not eligible.)
TV Guide Magazine Joins WGAW L.A. Tribute, WGAE Set to Host NYC Celebration
Tonight, the Writers Guild of America, West hosted a special tribute event, panel discussion, and reception to formally unveil the WGA's 101 Best Written TV Series at the Writers Guild Theater in Beverly Hills. TV Guide Magazine, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, co-sponsored the event that featured a line-up of panelists including iconic TV series creators, showrunners, and writers whose shows made the 101 TV list, including Steven Bochco (Hill
Street Blues), James L. Brooks (The Mary Tyler Moore Show), Vince Gilligan (Breaking Bad), Winnie Holzman (My So-Called Life), Norman Lear (All in the Family), Steven Levitan (Modern Family), Ronald D. Moore (Battlestar Galactica), Gail Parent (The Carol Burnett Show), Carl Reiner (The Dick Van Dyke Show), Matthew Weiner (Mad Men), and host/moderator Merrill Markoe (Late Night with David Letterman).
The program featured several segments, covering TV's early days, the Golden Age, and present day. Panelists discussed the craft of TV writing in an ever-changing industry and media landscape over the past several decades, as well as writers' primary role in creating innovative programming that has made an indelible mark on the culture from TV's inception to today. WGAW Vice President Howard A. Rodman and TVGM L.A. Bureau Chief Michael Schneider introduced the evening. Writers who created and/or wrote on series that made the "101 TV" list included Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof (Lost), David Shore (House), Terence Winter (The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire), Jason Katims (Friday Night Lights), Shawn Ryan (The Shield), Semi Chellas, Jonathan Igla, Erin Levy, Andre & Maria Jacquemetton (Mad Men), D.C. Fontana (Star Trek), Bill Odenkirk, Mike Scully, Matt Selman, and Patric M. Verrone (The Simpsons), John Rappaport (M*A*S*H), and Kenny Solms (The Carol Burnett Show). Also in attendance were several actors who starred on TV shows that made the WGA's 101 TV list, including Harry Hamlin (Mad Men), with wife/actress Lisa Rinna, Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica), Tony Danza and Marilu Henner (Taxi), Devon Gummersall (My So-Called Life), Dan Castellaneta (The Simpsons). CÎROC was the West Coast event's bar sponsor.
The WGAE is set to host its event to celebrate the 101 TV list this Wednesday, June 5, on the rooftop of the Guild's headquarters in downtown Manhattan. Event participants include Guild members Seth Meyers, John Markus, Tom Fontana, Bill Persky and Liz Tuccillo. Expected attendees include Andrew Bergman, David Chase, Sabrina Dhawan, Lena Dunham, Diane English, Scott Frank, Gina Gionfriddo, Howard Korder, Steve O'Donnell, Michael Rauch and Jacquelyn Reingold.
The WGAW's "101 TV" committee, which conceived the initiative, includes Guild members Aaron Mendelsohn (Chair): W. Bruce Cameron, Michael Conley, Diane Driscoll, Gary Goldstein, Katherine Fugate, Margaret Howell, Ken Pisani, Ari Rubin, and Susan Walter.
*Editor's Note on listing writers and/or writing credits for the WGA's 101 Best Written TV Series list: A series' "Creator" or "Developer" was listed if WGA writing credits were available. If no "Created by" or "Developed by" writing credits were available, credited writers for series' pilot, premiere episode, or first season were listed.
The Writers Guild of America, West (WGAW) and the Writers Guild of America, East (WGAE) are labor unions representing writers in motion pictures, television, cable, new media, and broadcast news. The Guilds negotiate and administer contracts that protect the creative and economic rights of their members; conduct programs, seminars, and events on issues of interest to writers; and present writers' views to various bodies of government. For more information on the Writers Guild of America, West, visit www.wga.org. For more information on the Writers Guild of America, East, visit www.wgaeast.org.


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Since 2002 Perimeter Institute has been recording seminars, conference talks, and public outreach events using video cameras installed in our lecture theatres. Perimeter now has 7 formal presentation spaces for its many scientific conferences, seminars, workshops and educational outreach activities, all with advanced audio-visual technical capabilities. Recordings of events in these areas are all available On-Demand from this Video Library and on Perimeter Institute Recorded Seminar Archive (PIRSA). PIRSA is a permanent, free, searchable, and citable archive of recorded seminars from relevant bodies in physics. This resource has been partially modelled after Cornell University's arXiv.org.
This course provides a thorough introduction to the bosonic string based on the Polyakov path integral and conformal field theory. We introduce central ideas of string theory, the tools of conformal field theory, the Polyakov path integral, and the covariant quantization of the string. We discuss string interactions and cover the tree-level and one loop amplitudes. More advanced topics such as T-duality and D-branes will be taught as part of the course. The course is geared for M.Sc. and Ph.D. students enrolled in Collaborative Ph.D. Program in Theoretical Physics.
We derive geometric correlation functions in the new spinfoam model with coherent states techniques, making connection with quantum Regge calculus and perturbative quantum gravity. In particular we recover the expected scaling with distance for all components of the propagator. We expect the same technique to be well-suited for other spinfoam models.
To interface photons with solid-state devices, we investigated the coupling of optically active quantum dots with optical micro- and nano-cavities. Initial experimental progress have led to the unexpected observation of ultra low threshold lasing of a photonic crystal defect mode cavity embedded with only 1 to 3 InAs self-assembled quantum dots as gain medium. Photon correlation measurements confirmed the transition from a thermal light source to a coherent light source.
We have only scratched the surface of the potential for using large-scale structure (LSS) as a probe of fundamental physics/cosmology, i.e., quantitatively, we have only measured a small fraction of a percent of the accessible LSS information. Future measurements will probe dark energy, inflation, dark matter properties, neutrino masses, modifications of gravity, etc. with unprecedented precision.
A standard canonical quantization of general relativity yields a time-independent Schroedinger equation whose solutions are static wavefunctions on configuration space. Naively this is in contradiction with the real world where things do change. Broadly speaking, the problem how to reconcile a theory which contains no concept of time with a changing world is called 'the problem of time'.
Braneworlds are a fascinating way of hiding extra dimensions by confining ourselves to live on a brane. One particular model (Randall-Sundrum) has a link to string theory via living in anti de Sitter space. I'll describe how the ads/cft correspondence has been used to claim that a braneworld black hole would tell us how Hawking radiation back reacts on spacetime, thus solving one of the outstanding problems of quantum gravity - the ultimate fate of an evaporating black hole. I'll review evidence for this conjecture, ending with some recent work that shows it may be problematic.
Motivated by recent mathematical developements in non-commutative Donaldson-Thomas theory, we construct a new statistical mechanicalmodel of crystal melting to count BPS bound states of D0 and D2 branes on a single D6 brane wrapping an arbitrary toric Calabi-Yau threefold. We also discuss the wall crossing phenomena, which are crucial for the proper understanding of the relation between the crystal melting and the topological string theory.
Lecture on Quantum Groups by Lucy Zhang
The world will start to run out of cheap, conventionally produced oil much sooner than most people expect, possibly within the next decade. This talk will discuss the reasoning that leads to that conclusion and the likely consequences if it is correct. It may be possible, with considerable difficulty to substitute other fossil fuels for the missing oil, but if we do that we may do irreparable damage to the Earth's climate. And even then we would start to run out of all fossil fuels, including coal, probably within this century. Can civilization survive if that happens?


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A daily token economy is one that is characterized by having students earn or lose a set number of tokens each day, starting at the same point each morning. For example, a teacher could have students start with ten tokens during the day and lose them for disobeying the rules and earn more for extra special actions. In this economy students are expected to follow the rules and are charged when they break a rule.
Alternatively, a teacher could have each student start with 0 or 2 tokens and earn another token for each class period during which the student followed the rules. In this type of economy students are basically being paid to follow the rules. Typically students in this type of economy can also lose tokens for extreme behavior.
The Benefits of a Daily Token Economy
The daily token economy is very easy for a teacher to set up. The biggest decision is whether students should earn tokens for good behavior or lose tokens for bad behavior. Additionally, students start with a clean slate each day so students who have a bad day one day do not have to start on that same note the next morning.
Students can save up their tokens each day and shop at the end of the day or after a saving up for a higher price item in the store. Teachers need to have a system in place for students to save tokens if they want to save up for an item. Younger students in particular are apt to lose tokens if they are to keep them in their desk, as well as students who have ADHD or other organizational issues. One solution to this is to have a "bank" where students can make a deposit and allow the teacher to keep track of tokens for them.
The Drawbacks to a Daily Token Economy
Teachers who opt to start each day at zero, while rewarding students for positive behavior throughout the day, also run the risk of discouraging students from the very start. Additionally, if teachers choose to start each day with a set number of tokens run the risk of starting with too few tokens so that students quickly get discouraged with just a few lost tokens.
In all, a daily token economy has its positives and its negatives. What works best for one teacher may not work best for another. Thinking through each detail of the token economy will help each teacher choose the right method that works best with a specific group of students.
Here is a great example of a daily token economy behavior plan thanks to Kristin Cahalan, third grade teacher. In this economy, students start with ten tokens each morning. They have the option of saving or spending their tokens in the store each day. Ms. Cahalan's store, pictured here, shows a simple variety of items that students can save their tokens to buy. In this particular classroom, students also receive a behavior grade. Ms. Cahalan has a sign posted for students to clearly understand how their behavior in the classroom is converted into a grade.
This is a great example of a daily token economy. Thanks to Kristen Cahalan for sharing!


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Survivor's Melinda Hyder & Cirie Fields To Appear On Guiding Light
June 19, 2006 11:04 PM by Joe Blackmon
Former SURVIVOR cast members Melinda Hyder and Cirie Fields will appear on GUIDING LIGHT, Thursday, June 22 (check local listings) when they stroll into the fictitious town of Springfield for a day. From "Survivor: Panama — Exile Island," Melinda Hyder will play a waitress at the restaurant, Company, and has scenes with Justin Deas ("Buzz Cooper"), while Cirie Fields will play an internal affairs officer who has scenes with Ricky Paull Goldin ("Gus Aitoro").
Cirie finished third in this past season's SURVIVOR and was the winner of America's Vote for the GMC Yukon. She is a nurse and resides in South Carolina. Melinda lives in Tennessee and once sang at Dollywood. She was the second SURVIVOR to be voted off.
GUIDING LIGHT is broadcast weekdays (check local listings) on the CBS Television Network and is a Procter & Gamble Production. GUIDING LIGHT was nominated for a "Daytime Emmy Award" for Outstanding Drama Series in 2006.
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June 21st, 2006 at 11:44 pm
Hey, no one posted that STEPHENIE LAGROSSA (Survivor: Palau and Survivor: Guatemala) was on Guiding Light on June 8!
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July 1st, 2006 at 12:35 am
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Link: Survivor Exile Island's Melinda Hyder Cirie Fields To Appear On Guiding
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March 15th, 2007 at 10:18 pm
I was just thinking you should bring a new Jonathan and Sara on the show but diferent people playing as them and make Sara an older person and maybe you can put 21 year old Ashley Tisdale on there to play the role of Sara
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Witnesses said the driver of a stolen Ford Taurus was speeding before losing control and striking several trees and rolling, the Patrol said.
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