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Namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Editor.VisualBasic.UnitTests.Recommendations.Declarations
    Public Class EventKeywordRecommenderTests
        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventInClassDeclarationTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>|</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventInStructureDeclarationTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<StructureDeclaration>|</StructureDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <WorkItem(544999, "http://vstfdevdiv:8080/DevDiv2/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/544999")>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventInInterfaceDeclarationTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<InterfaceDeclaration>|</InterfaceDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterPartialTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Partial |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterPublicTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Public |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterProtectedTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Protected |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterFriendTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Friend |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterPrivateTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Private |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterProtectedFriendTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Protected Friend |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterOverloadsTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Overloads |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterOverridesTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Overrides |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterOverridableTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Overridable |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterNotOverridableTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>NotOverridable |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterMustOverrideTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>MustOverride |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterMustOverrideOverridesTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>MustOverride Overrides |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterNotOverridableOverridesTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>NotOverridable Overrides |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterConstTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Const |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterDefaultTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Default |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterMustInheritTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>MustInherit |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterNotInheritableTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>NotInheritable |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterNarrowingTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Narrowing |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterWideningTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Widening |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterReadOnlyTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>ReadOnly |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterWriteOnlyTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>WriteOnly |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterCustomTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsAreExactlyAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Custom |</ClassDeclaration>, {"As", "Event"})
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventNotAfterCustomTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsMissingAsync(<ClassDeclaration>dim x = Custom |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterSharedTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Shared |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

        <Fact>
        <Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)>
        Public Async Function EventAfterShadowsTest() As Task
            Await VerifyRecommendationsContainAsync(<ClassDeclaration>Shadows |</ClassDeclaration>, "Event")
        End Function

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Review - Every Little Thing in the World
by Nina de Gramont
Listening Library, 2010
Sep 6th 2011 (Volume 15, Issue 36)
Sydney Biggs is 16 and pregnant. However, she isn't like the young women on the MTV show of the same name -- i.e., she is not whiney, bitchy and annoying. Instead, she knows she needs to get an abortion. Unfortunately she can't, because she and her best friend Natalia get caught having stolen Natalia's parents' car, driving to a party so she can inform the young man who got her pregnant. As a result of this, she gets sent to a wilderness camp with a bunch of other young people who also have done something wrong. She doesn't tell her parents she is pregnant. So now she is trapped in Canada on a weird camping expedition, when she should be getting rid of the baby. Nathalia joins her, and applies gradual pressure to convince her to keep the baby. This causes friction in their friendship, but it also has some effect. Sydney goes to a private high school for rich kids but she lives with her mother who is overworked and hardly ever sees her granola father who only seems to care about saving the earth. So she never expected to get pregnant, and she rejoices in her own smartness. Actually being pregnant is pretty weird, and she can't cope with it, so she copes by denial. It's only through Nathalia's efforts and her teenage companions in her wilderness trek that she comes to terms with being pregnant, and eventually makes a decision about what to do. The main dramatic tension in the book is about what she will do. Will she really go ahead with the abortion, or will she give it up for adoption by someone else, possibly Nathalia herself.
So this story addresses both abortion and class, and that makes it interesting. Sidney is "the girl next door" if you live in a well-to-do neighborhood, and she has the ability to think hard about abortion, but she does not chose to do so. At the camping trip, the girls meet boys who are in an "at risk" program and come from much grittier backgrounds, as well as another boy who is a start in a TV soap. Sydney's experience in difficult situations and her learning about other people's lives helps her come to a decision about whether to have an abortion and whether to disappoint her best friend.
Every Little Thing In the World is an unusual book because it shows a young women thinking through the decision about whether to have an abortion and taking each side seriously. Syndey may not be the most typical case of a teen pregnancy, but she is at least an eloquent narrator. Her parents are so eccentric as to be unconvincing characters, but it does make them interesting. Given how rare this sort of book is, it deserves attention. The performance of the book by Abby Craden makes Sydney seem quiet and rather young, although that interpretation isn't dictated by the text. It's still an engaging reading.
Christian Perring, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Dowling College, New York

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DeMar Darnell DeRozan (born August 7, 1989) is an American professional basketball player for the Toronto Raptors of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He played college basketball for USC and was selected ninth overall by the Raptors in the 2009 NBA draft. In 2016, he was named an NBA All-Star for the second time in three years.
As a senior averaging 29.2 ppg and 7.9 rpg, DeRozan led Compton High School to a 26-6 record, a second consecutive Moore League championship and the CIF Division IAA Southern Section quarter-finals. For his efforts he was awarded the Moore League Most Valuable Player Award and named to the California All-State team. DeRozan was a member of the 2008 McDonald's All-American Team, and also won the 2008 McDonald's All-American Slam Dunk Competition. He was also invited to play in the 2008 Jordan Brand Classic at Madison Square Garden and the Nike Hoop Summit, where he scored a team-high 17 points. DeRozan's achievements on the court in his senior year saw him earn first-team Parade All-American honors and First Team Best in the West honors.


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Most of those who live or have lived in Egypt know what bee2a means but for those who don't, bee2a is an Arabic word that, literally translated, means "environment." In terms of slang, however, the word carries an entirely different meaning – a meaning that helps to shed light upon social classism in Egypt. As part of the colloquial jargon and slang heard everywhere in Egypt, the word bee2a is used to describe anything that is perceived to be lacking in good taste, vulgar or ostentatious.
Seems like a normal word, doesn't it? It isn't.
The word has evolved from trying to describe a lack of taste, to describing the taste of the lower social classes. It has gotten to the point that some people describe certain dishes, as in types of actual food, as bee2a because they're a poor man's feast or because they are lacking in terms of luxury.
It doesn't stop at the food, though.
The term bee2a is used first and foremost to describe material possessions; driving an inexpensive or second-hand car can be described as bee2a, wearing cheaper brands of clothes can be described as bee2a, listening to certain types of local Egyptian music can be described as bee2a, and hanging out or living in certain neighborhoods could be considered by some to be bee2a. Even going to vacation in certain places is considered to be bee2a. This can be all attributed to the notion that Egypt consists of a hyper-consumerist and elitist society that is irreversibly obsessed with brand names and labels over quality.
Many would think that this concept of bee2a stops at the material possessions of the world but very unfortunately, it does not; it goes much deeper. The term started being used to describe those who speak broken or imperfect English – a language that is not even our mother tongue. Many who do not speak fluent English, have a noticeable accent or have an impediment in terms of learning another language are considered to be bee2a.
Videos are shared over social media showing footage of people who are speaking bad English as a joke now. There is an undeniable cognitive dissonance towards the fact that the reason not everyone babbles in perfect English is because our country has a systematically failing public education system that can't teach people in Arabic, let alone an entirely foreign language. This is not even taking into consideration the fact that people don't even need to speak English in Egypt but the negative social implications of not speaking English have started pushing people to try and learn.
This all may be attributed to the fact that a fair percentage of Egyptians are obsessed with the West, especially those who are considered to be from a "higher" social class, and have therefore integrated English into their education and their daily lives. Therefore, when people who move to metropolitan Cairo from the suburbs or try to climb their way out of the slums to achieve a higher standard of living look at the relatively better-off community, they see them speaking English, and they start associating the better standard of living with the Western language. This is a false association; you don't need to speak English to live comfortably.
The word bee2a is used to describe an array of other things, and the more well-off you are, the greater of an opportunity you have to look down at people and call them bee2a. At this point, you may ask, what's the problem with all of this? Let me tell you. When a certain activity or habit is consistently described as bee2a, a term associated with the poorer and less fortunate, a notion is born. This notion is that your goal should be to try to change yourself, your habits and your culture in order to embrace those that are not looked down upon by individuals who are considered to be the elite in Egyptian society.
This notion distracts people who have the capacity to achieve unimaginable heights, and makes them think about how to try to look "better" and sound "better" and go to "better" places. This notion brews a hatred and a disdain between people who consider themselves "classy" and "better," and people who are considered bee2a, creating a social divide that damages Egyptian culture and the contemporary Egyptian community. This notion also destroys culture; it makes people want to associate less with things such as local Egyptian music, certain dishes and different practices. This notion is one of the big problems Egypt faces till this day.
The gist of this is that you do not need to be considered trendy or not bee2a to be a decent person. A person is not their clothes, nor their taste in music, and is definitely not the size of their wallet. Stop describing people's taste as bee2a because they listen to Oka and Ortega, Mohamed Hamaki or Amr Diab instead of Drake or Kanye West. If you enjoy the culture and the art you choose to immerse yourself in, you don't owe anyone anything. Stop looking down on people and calling them bee2a if you already do that, and stop looking up to people and aspiring to possess their material objects because of the systematic discrimination you face.
There is nothing wrong with aspiring to be better, better-off and more comfortable; we all do that. What is wrong is aspiring to do so because a group of elitist and classist people have made you feel that you don't have enough so they can feel like they do. The only time you look in your neighbor's bowl is to make sure that they have enough; you don't look in your neighbor's bowl to see if you have as much as them.


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I feel like you would only know about Hollows Farm Vintage Tearoom if you lived nearby or a friend told you about it. That's how my family have came across this little gem. My mum heard about it from a friend at work and although this sweet place is down the road from us, we didn't know it existed until then! So, I thought why not spread the word, so that Hollows Farm can be enjoyed by all!
I guess you would not think to drive down a farm track, but tucked down a country lane just off the Desford crossroads sits this pretty tearoom.
It definitely has the right to have vintage in the name. As soon as you walk through the door, any vintage-obsessed heart would swoon. From the delicate flowers on the wall, to the matching china cups and teapots, the interior is calming and makes for a wonderful atmosphere to treat yourself.
If I don't already have a reputation for enjoying a spot of tea and cake, I definitely will have now. To be fair, the past few times have been at the suggestion of my parents, so I can always blame them for me eating lots of cake! I have to say though, I do not regret the cake at Hollows Farm because it was delicious!
The array of tea and cake on offer is fantastic. I'm a traditional English Breakfast kind of girl, but if herbal or fruit tea is your thing, then this is still the place to come. Choosing the cake was the difficult part. All the classics were an option such as Victoria Sponge and Lemon Drizzle, but there were also treats such as a chocolate gateau and an Oreo cake. You can imagine having to make the decision was very hard, but in the end my mum and I both went for the chocolate and orange layer cake, which was certainly no mistake. The only way I can think to describe it is Terry's Chocolate Orange in cake form!
If Terry's Chocolate Orange in cake form does not make your mouth water (why wouldn't it?), then have a visit to Hollows Farm and experience this lovely place for yourself.
This seems like such an adorable place!


Take Note! attended Region 15's Quartet Day and got to hang out with Queen Corinna Garriock from Martini, who will be the guests on our show on November 17! They each tried on her crown - perfect fit every time!


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Chronologie du Sport automobile

1971 en sport automobile - 1972 en sport automobile - 1973 en sport automobile

Les faits marquants de l'année 1972 en Sport automobile

Par mois

Janvier
 23 janvier, (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile d'Argentine.

Février

Mars
 4 mars, (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile d'Afrique du Sud.
 30 mars : Grand Prix automobile du Brésil

Avril

Mai
  mai (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile d'Espagne.
 14 mai (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile de Monaco.
 27 mai : 500 miles d'Indianapolis

Juin
 4 juin (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile de Belgique.
 10 juin : départ de la quarantième édition des 24 Heures du Mans.
 11 juin : victoire de Henri Pescarolo et Graham Hill aux 24 Heures du Mans.

Juillet
 2 juillet (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile de France.
 15 juillet (Formule 1) : Grand Prix de Grande-Bretagne.
 30 juillet (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile d'Allemagne.

Août
 13 août (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile d'Autriche.

Septembre
 10 septembre (Formule 1) : en remportant, sur le circuit de Monza, le Grand Prix d'Italie, au volant d'une Lotus-Ford, Emerson Fittipaldi devient champion du monde de Formule 1, alors qu'il reste deux épreuves à disputer avant la fin de la saison.

Octobre
 8 octobre (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile des États-Unis.
 24 octobre (Formule 1) : Grand Prix automobile du Canada.

Novembre

Décembre

Naissances
 2 janvier : Luís Pérez Companc, pilote de rallye argentain.
 22 janvier : Gonzalo Rodríguez, pilote automobile uruguayen.  († ).
 18 février : Khalid Al Qassimi, pilote de rallyes des Émirats arabes unis.
 29 février : Brian Hoar pilote automobile de stock-car américain.
 4 mars : Johannes Franciscus Verstappen, dit « Jos » Verstappen, pilote automobile néerlandais.
 25 mars : Giniel de Villiers, pilote automobile sud-africain.
 22 avril : Milka Duno, pilote de course automobile.
 23 mai : Rubens Barrichello, pilote automobile brésilien de Formule 1.

 7 juillet : Manfred Stohl, pilote automobile (rallye) autrichien.
 29 juillet : Juichi Wakisaka, pilote automobile japonais.
 17 octobre : Guilherme Spinelli, pilote  brésilien de rallye-raid.

Décès
 12 mai : Marcel Mongin, pilote automobile de course français. (° 1892).
 11 juin : Joakim Bonnier, coureur automobile suédois de Formule 1, ayant disputé 104 Grand Prix de 1956 à 1971. (° ).

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As we get closer to the printing of, From Vendor to Adviser, my new book, I am conducting a few webinars to introduce some of the new and exciting topics of this book. On Oct 28th I'll be conducting the second one – the first was last week. I don't know how many I will be doing, but there are a limited number of seats and I am not advertising this on my website. You can sign up here: (CLICK). It's first come first serve, and there will be a waiting list, so sign up even if the seats run out. This event will lay some of the ground work for what it means to move from vending to advising – don't miss it!
Passion drives the sale. If you're not passionate about what you are selling, change jobs. As I prepare for next week's Venture Tech Network conference in Las Vegas, it occurs to me that no matter how great your questions are, your references, the technology you sell, or the team behind you, if you don't look and sound enthusiastic, the sale is dead.
I was reading a book on Disciplines over the weekend which stated, "Only 10% of employees like their job." 10%! That means in a group of ten people, nine don't like what they spend most of their day doing. This is sad. How can these people perform at peak levels if they don't enjoy what they do? In fact they can't. The chapter went on to say that most employees are not performing well.
I can imagine that in a factory setting or some monotonous manual work regime, that the job can still be done with some level of quality, but not sales, and not marketing. If you don't love what you sell, move on to something else. On the other hand, if you can find the excitement in what you do, attitude outsells skills and features every time.
How do you do this? In my coming book, From Vendor to Adviser, I talk about people groups; the importance of figuring out the people group you want to serve in the work you do. When you love the people you call on, work takes on a whole new meaning. When you see your people group's situation improving because of the value you bring them, everything changes. Try this, stop focusing on the products you sell, and consider really taking an interest in the people you serve. Discover their needs at a personal and business level, and see how you can remove stress from their lives by improving how they conduct business. This brings much greater fulfillment than simply selling a widget.
These are just a few of the things I've been talking about for years as I work with sales teams around the world, building a more effective go-to-market strategy. The part that was somewhat new to me was how exciting the retail business is right now with regard to technology and security. Millions of dollars are being poured into solving problems and growing sales in ways I had not considered. I didn't realize that retail operations are losing 8 Billion dollars every year on inventory shortages, and that 30% of that loss is due to shoplifters, but over 60% is tagged as insider theft! Developments in cross channel merchandizing, new forms of payment including Google Wallet, other smart phone apps, and tokenization efforts to get rid of credit card issues and PCI compliance hurdles. Using video to study shoppers moods – which will in turn be used to customize video marketing they may be viewing in the store (this is scary technology). And then there is the QR (Quick Reference) code hype – in England they are using these codes to pay for parking spots, but who is to stop the young entrepreneur who sees the opportunity to replace these 2D bar code stickers with their own, point to their own duplicate paysite – Surely someone has figured this out!
Competition – most are competing on price! If you sell high-tech solutions in a high-involvement sales model, you don't want to compete on price. Especially if you resell technology! There's just not enough margin in it. As I told students in VA this weekend, people stop learning when they graduate. I'm not sure why that is, and it's not universal, but it is common. People have stopped reading meaningful books and have largely turned to their friends for counsel. When someone hears negative comments, they tend to dismiss them rather than looking for the truth in it. The world is full of time wasters and mediocre performers. Study, seek out wise counsel, learn from others mistakes, read great books, take notes, and use your discretionary time wisely. Then schedule free time to relax, goof off, and enjoy the weather. When it's scheduled, it makes sense; when it's part of the daily routine, it leads to ruin.
I love what Seth Godin says about ideas in Linchpin; People don't have good ideas, but they don't have bad ideas either – they just don't have any ideas (I'm paraphrasing here). You can't come up with great ideas if you don't come up with ideas…most of them will be bad ideas, but that's okay. Just start coming up with ideas. Take time to think, brainstorm, collaborate. Interview people, watch people, think on what you hear and observe, and start writing about it. As you write and think, you come up with ideas. Look for the good ones and execute.
People Groups – This is a powerful concept. I used the example of a lemonade stand in my talk this weekend. Let's say you decided to start a lemonade stand. You might sell to anyone…but suppose you begin to realize that most of your customers are bike riders on long rides, passing your house on weekends. You might decide to expand your business, carrying snacks – maybe Twinkies! But bike riders don't really need Twinkies – instead they might like Goo or Power Bars. Later, you might even start to stock bike parts. Suddenly, it's not about food, but rather, meeting the needs of bike riders.
In another discussion I was talking with someone who raises bees, sells honey, and provides equipment and expertise. "Is it about the honey, health, or beekeepers?" I asked…If it's about your own bees, you won't be successful. If you aim to help people with health, you may find your adjacent markets take you into all kinds of health areas including supplements or organic farming. If it's about helping beekeepers, selling bees, and supplies, etc, your adjacent markets look much different.
The point is, you need to know who your people group is. From there, you should be studying their specific needs in order to solve the problems typical among your people group. Once you have that – you must become the best person to meet those needs; suddenly price is not the issue.
What would Google do? I mentioned Jeff Jarvis' book before, What would Google Do? It's worth a read – the market is changing. Sun UNIX workstations used to be a highly profitable business, Novell was at one time the go-to NOS company, and perhaps everyone will be sporting iPads in place of laptops if things continue to go well for Apple. I spoke with one young man in the real-estate business. How will real estate change – how is the Internet taking over some of the value agents used to provide? This sames question must be asked by every company, especially by those of us in the high-tech market.


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Boeing C-17 Globemaster III (RAF)
The Boeing C-17 Globemaster III is a large military transport aircraft. It was developed for the United States Air Force (USAF) from the 1980s to the early 1990's by McDonnell Douglas. The C-17 carries forward the name of two previous piston-engined military cargo aircraft, the Douglas C-74 Globemaster and the Douglas C-124 Globemaster II. The C-17 commonly performs strategic airlift missions, transporting troops and cargo throughout the world; additional roles include tactical airlift, medical evacuation and air drop duties.
Boeing, which merged with McDonnell Douglas in the 1990s, continued to manufacture C-17's for export customers following the end of deliveries to the U.S. Air Force. Aside from the United States, the C-17 is in service with the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, NATO Heavy Airlift Wing, India, and Kuwait. The final C-17 is being produced in 2015.
Boeing has marketed the C-17 to many European nations including Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom. The Royal Air Force (RAF) has established an aim of having interoperability and some weapons and capabilities commonality with the USAF. The 1998 Strategic Defence Review identified a requirement for a strategic air-lifter. The Short-Term Strategic Airlift (STSA) competition commenced in September of that year, however tendering was cancelled in August 1999 with some bids identified by ministers as too expensive, including the Boeing/BAe C-17 bid, and others unsuitable. The project continued, with the C-17 seen as the favourite.[69] In the light of Airbus A400M delays, the UK Secretary of State for Defence, Geoff Hoon, announced in May 2000 that the RAF would lease four C-17's at an annual cost of £100 million from Boeing for an initial seven years with an optional two-year extension. The RAF had the option to buy or return the aircraft to Boeing. The UK committed to upgrading its C-17's in line with the USAF so that if they were returned, the USAF could adopt them.
The first C-17 was delivered to the RAF at Boeing's Long Beach facility on 17 May 2001 and flown to RAF Brize Norton by a crew from No. 99 Squadron. The RAF's fourth C-17 was delivered on 24 August 2001. The RAF aircraft were some of the first to take advantage of the new centre wing fuel tank found in Block 13 aircraft. In RAF service, the C-17 has not been given an official service name and designation (for example, C-130J referred to as Hercules C4 or C5), but is referred to simply as the C-17 or "C-17A Globemaster".
The RAF declared itself delighted with the C-17. Although the Globemaster fleet was to be a fall-back for the A400M, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) announced on 21 July 2004 that they had elected to buy their four C-17's at the end of the lease, even though the A400M appeared to be closer to production. The C-17 gives the RAF strategic capabilities that it would not wish to lose, for example a maximum payload of 169,500 lb (77,000 kg) compared to the A400M's 82,000 lb (37,000 kg). The C-17's capabilities allow the RAF to use it as an airborne hospital for medical evacuation missions.
Another C-17 was ordered in August 2006, and delivered on 22 February 2008. The four leased C-17s were to be purchased later in 2008. Because of fears that the A400M may suffer further delays, the MoD announced in 2006 that it planned to acquire three more C-17s, for a total of eight, with delivery in 2009–2010. On 26 July 2007, Defence Secretary Des Browne announced that the MoD intended to order a sixth C-17 to boost operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. On 3 December 2007, the MoD announced a contract for a sixth C-17, which was received on 11 June 2008.
On 18 December 2009, Boeing confirmed that the RAF had ordered a seventh C-17, which was delivered on 16 November 2010. The UK announced the purchase of its eighth C-17 in February 2012. The RAF showed interest in buying a ninth C-17 in November 2013.
On 13 January 2013, the RAF deployed two C-17s of No. 99 Squadron from RAF Brize Norton to the French Évreux Air Base. The aircraft transported French armoured vehicles to the Mali capital of Bamako during the French Intervention in Mali.
Number in RAF Fleet: 8
Crew: 3: 2 pilots, 1 load master (five additional personnel required for aero-medical evacuation)
102 paratroopers or
134 troops with palletized and sidewall seats or
54 troops with sidewall seats (allows 13 cargo pallets) only or
36 litter and 54 ambulatory patients and medical attendants or
Cargo, such as a Challenger II tank
Payload: 170,900 lb (77,519 kg) of cargo distributed at max over 18 463L master pallets or a mix of palletized cargo and vehicles
Length: 174 ft (53 m)
Wingspan: 169.8 ft (51.75 m)
Height: 55.1 ft (16.8 m)
Empty weight: 282,500 lb (128,100 kg)
Powerplant: 4 × Pratt & Whitney F117-PW-100 turbofans, 40,440 lbf (180 kN) each
Fuel capacity: 35,546 U.S. gal (134,556 L)
Cruise speed: Mach 0.74 (450 knots, 515 mph, 830 km/h)
Range: 2,420 nmi[185] (2,785 mi, 4,482 km) ; 5,610 nmi (10,390 km) with paratroopers
Max. wing loading: 150 lb/ft² (750 kg/m²)
Minimum thrust/weight: 0.277
Takeoff run at maximum weight: 7,600 ft (2,316 m)
Landing distance: 3,500 ft (1,060 m)
Pymes75
Re: C-17 Globemaster (RAF)
Post by Pymes75 » 03 May 2015, 23:24
One of the key benefits of the C-17 over other lifters like the A400m is not just the headline max load, but sheer distances that it can deliver equivalent loads.
For instance, according to manufacturers figures the A400m can fly 30 tonnes of cargo 2,450 nautical miles whilst the C-17 can carry 32 tonnes out to 4,670 nautical miles. That's a hefty increase in distance and is one of the many reasons why I think the RAF should have more C-17s - over some A400s, if necessary (but preferably in addition to them)!
S M H
Re: C-17A Globemaster III (RAF)
Post by S M H » 04 May 2015, 23:00
If possible D.F.I.D could purchase three of the five tailless C17 for the R.A.F this would speed up aid response time and not have to wait for commercial lift spots as at present Then the Helicopters would have been lifted to Nepal in days!
It remains very puzzling that the MOD insisted to have the C-17 due to its better "tactical" capabilities, chiefly the "short" runway capability, yet there is no plan to open up those tactical capabilities (at least airdrop...!)
Meanwhile, An-124 leasing is alive and well, as it really is quite unbeatable for carrying heavy, large loads over a great distance. I'm an heretic, i know, but the AN-124-150 was offered at the time of the first C-17 lease, and i think it would have been a better purchase. It would cost less, carry twice the payload on same distance, remove the need to pay into the NATO lease arrangement.
No / worse tactical capabilities, but not a real loss, since C-17's tactical value isn't exploited at all anyway.
CR4ZYHOR5E
Post by CR4ZYHOR5E » 23 May 2015, 11:04
as SMH mentioned, it will be interesting to see whether the U.K exploits the ever-closing window of opportunity to take another 1-2 C-17s.
My understanding was that the RAF C-17s were some of the hardest worked (no. of hours) airframes in the global fleet, thus even if there was no requirement for additional lift capacity it might be prudent to opt for a couple of new airframes to account for the inevitable attrition of the high hours a/c in a few years time?
Post by R686 » 15 Jun 2015, 23:17
Not released to RAF but 4 more white tails sold to Qatar
http://boeing.mediaroom.com/2015-06-15- ... Four-C-17s
Post by SKB » 16 Jun 2015, 00:26
R686 wrote: Not released to RAF but 4 more white tails sold to Qatar
So that's how Sepp Blatter is transporting his money around...
sea_eagle
Post by sea_eagle » 16 Jun 2015, 19:51
So does that mean all the white tails have now been sold or is there one still left on the shelf? With the latest £500 million budget reduction don't think there's much chance of finding the odd £200 millions down the back of the MOD sofa. Shame not to have bought 2 more to add to the fleet.
Post by raven111 » 16 Jun 2015, 19:56
Do we need any more now that the Atlases are finally starting to arrive?
No (simple as that).
It is a fetish, widely held, as if the global reach of the Forces was down to their number (only).
shark bait
Post by shark bait » 16 Jun 2015, 20:31
raven111 wrote: Do we need any more now that the Atlases are finally starting to arrive?
I wouldn't say so. For the times we need more biguns wouldn't we be better off leasing an124
@LandSharkUK
shark bait wrote:
I think we already do. For one the Chinook HC6s arrive from Boeing in the belly of a Ruslan.
Yep we do, its something we should carry on with.
Buying more C17 would seem a bit OTT for me.
Post by The Armchair Soldier » 29 Jun 2015, 10:54
Getting a time slice of an AN124 from the NATO pool, or, starting to lease themselves are slightly different
- talking about the cost structure. In many cases the deliverable (service) can be exactly the same
Post by The Armchair Soldier » 25 Apr 2016, 17:24
Caught this on Twitter: http://www.air-cosmos.com/royaume-uni-d ... c-17-70577 (in French)
A French source claiming that the RAF is investigating the tactical use of its C-17s. 20 "jumps" have already taken place apparently.
RichardIC
Post by RichardIC » 25 Apr 2016, 17:52
http://www.raf.mod.uk/news/archive/firs ... a-25042016
Well look at that. When I glanced at it on Gab's Twitter thread I just assumed it was A400M.
Post by Gabriele » 25 Apr 2016, 18:36
And this follows on from the first Rapid Air Landing and Follow On Air Landing in Joint Warrior last year. The tactical role for C-17 is finally becoming a thing. There have been mentions of it for several months now.
Post by ArmChairCivvy » 25 Apr 2016, 19:16
The C17 fleet (strategic lift) was grown to above the true rqrmnt... bcz of the Afghan situation (of the day; despite all the commercially available lift that could be hired).
Whoo-ah; are we really going to be using that extra slice of capacity; no one citing the strict lease conditions, anymore, that have not applied for yonks (as that was just the way to get the fleet settled in, and get it serviced/ maintained in a cost-sensible way, when the final size was an "unknown").
Timmymagic
Post by Timmymagic » 12 Jun 2017, 20:17
Any reason why this was done in the US first rather than the strip that was prepared for the A400M at Woodbridge a few months ago?
Most likely a training ex with USAF
Going to guess the length and surface preparation varied massively between the A400m and C-17, with the latter pretty much needing an engine rebuild after operating on a dirt strip.
EVALUATING THE C-17 SEMI-PREPARED RUNWAY CAPABILITY – AN OFF-ROAD MAP. (2002)
http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a430864.pdf
Old but still has some usefull infomation
Post by Tinman » 15 Jun 2017, 15:49
shark bait wrote: Going to guess the length and surface preparation varied massively between the A400m and C-17, with the latter pretty much needing an engine rebuild after operating on a dirt strip.
Whats your source for the engine rebuild? Or was it an inspection to see what damage if any occured?


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Donald Trump, Elections, Featured Post, GOP, GOPocrisy, Republicans	— January 12, 2021 at 12:48 pm
How do you spell "hypocrisy"? "G-O-P."
by Mitchell Robinson
Republicans would like you to believe they are the party of "national security"–except when it's the security of the nation's Capitol…
Storming of the US Capitol on 6 January 2021
"House Charges Donald Trump With Impeachment for 'Inciting an Insurrection'"
Republicans would like you to believe they are the party of "fiscal responsibility"–just don't look at the national debt too closely…
"Trump Will Create More Debt Than Obama"
Republicans would like you to believe they are the party of "personal responsibility"–but don't ask their leader to take any responsibility for his words or actions…
"Defiant Trump denounces violence but takes no responsibility for inciting deadly riot"
Republicans would like you to believe they are the party of "family values"–unless you think the president pardoning his son-in-law's father for hiring "a prostitute to lure his brother-in-law, then arrang(ing) to have the encounter in a New Jersey motel room recorded with a hidden camera and the recording sent to his own sister, the man's wife, is a "family value"…
"Kushner pardon revives 'loathsome' tale of tax evasion, sex"
Republicans would like you to believe they are the party of "law & order"–unless they don't feel like following the law about wearing masks during a pandemic, and don't feel like being orderly…
Content source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD), Division of Viral Diseases
"3rd Member Of Congress Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Blames Capitol Attack Lockdown"
Republicans would like you to believe they are the party of strong foreign policy–but that doesn't mean we can't side with Vladimir Putin over our own intelligence agencies…
"Trump sides with Putin over US intelligence"
Republicans would like you to believe they are the party of religious freedom–but not *that* religion…
"Outcry as Donald Trump calls for US Muslim ban"
So rather than asking what the Republican Party stands for, it's time to acknowledge that today's "GOPocrisy" stands for nothing.
The party is simply out of ideas, out of touch, and soon will be out of time.
And, hopefully, not a minute too soon.
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This is a classic horseshoe, albeit one that substitutes sautéed mushrooms and tomato for the original ham.
"They're just not elegant anymore," my mother sighed.
But for a long time, horseshoes really were elegant. They were created and served in Springfield's most elegant restaurant in what was Springfield's most elegant hotel. I know, because I ate my first horseshoes there in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
It was one of my most special childhood treats, and by far the one that made me feel most grown-up. Every so often my grandfather, Robert Stevens, who was a realtor, would take me to lunch in the Red Lion Room at the Leland Hotel. My entire family dined in the Red Lion Room occasionally for birthdays or other celebrations. But when my grandfather took me to lunch there, it was just the two of us. We'd order horseshoes, and then eat quietly so we could listen in on the political wheeling and dealing going on all around us.
It was an awe-inspiring experience for a young child. I'd squirm a bit, because my starchy petticoats and the stiff ruffles on the back of my underpants were itchy. But the horseshoes were wonderfully delicious; and the "Olde English" decor as well as the waitresses' faux-medieval outfits – long velvet (velveteen?) dresses in deep jewel-tones of red, green and gold with laced bodices and matching jeweled caps – made the Red Lion Room seem like something in a magic castle from a fairy tale. And listening to the political goings-on made me feel important, even if I didn't understand much of it.
Those horseshoes were made with two slices of homemade-type white bread not more than a half inch thick. The ham was thinly sliced from a bone-in ham, which provided the horseshoe shape from whence the sandwich's name came; other meat choices were also thinly sliced, and the chicken or turkey was roasted in house – never (Heaven forbid!) from highly processed chicken or turkey "roll." The cheese sauce covering the meat and toast was tangy, and the handful of crisp fries that topped it were made from fresh potatoes. The sandwich was served on a preheated steak platter just slightly larger than the two pieces of toast.
Over time, though, horseshoes morphed into something that, although recognizable as descendants of the original, has become a far cry from those I first ate. I don't know exactly when it happened, but I suspect it must have begun in the 1970s when I was away at college and then Chicago. And I don't know why, although my guess is that local restaurant owners and chefs began competing for horseshoe customers by offering ever-larger portions. But horseshoes were always rich and filling – even the half-portions known as ponyshoes. Has there ever been anything less appropriate to super-size? The toast is now Texas (usually Wonderbread-type), meats are piled on, and options now include hamburger patties as well as breaded and fried whole chicken breasts and pork tenderloins. The platters are larger, filled to the brim with cheese sauce that's rarely as tasty as the original (even when it claims to be) and the handful of fries or wedges from freshly cut potatoes has become a mountain of usually crinkle-cut frozen fries drenched in more cheese sauce.
Super-sized horseshoes have become so ubiquitous that most people – even locals – now think they're the original version. They've been featured as such on TV in shows such as "Burt Wolfe's Travels and Traditions" and "Man Vs. Food," hosted by Alan Richman, and in travel books and guides like the Sterns'. Websites such as Wikipedia and What'sCookinginAmerica.net inaccurately describe classic horseshoes.
I have my childhood memories of horseshoes, as well as a recipe for "Original Leland Horseshoe Sauce" (p.16) written in my grandmother's beautiful copperplate cursive. I was pretty sure it was the original – or at least close to it – because of my taste memory. But I've long wanted to nail down horseshoes (pun intended), to establish beyond doubt their origins and exact composition.
Thanks to local history buff Tony Leone, at last I've been able to do so. Leone is more that just a history buff. He's been appointed by the Illinois House to the Illinois Capitol Historic Preservation Board and by the governor as a trustee of the Illinois Historic Preservation Board. Owner/innkeeper of the Pasfield House, which he beautifully renovated in 2002, Leone was named the 2011 Preservationist of the Year, winning the Springfield Mayor's Award for Historic Preservation. When Leone handed me an inches-thick file, I found horseshoe pay dirt.
Leone's interest in horseshoe history resulted from his acquisition of the Pasfield House, and its owners' connection to the Leland Hotel. The first Leland was opened in 1867. According to a July 1909 Springfield Chamber of Commerce newsletter, it was considered "one of the best hotels in the West" and the prime reason a serious attempt by Peoria and another by Decatur to "steal" the capital failed, because a sufficiency of quality hotel accommodations was crucial for out-of-town legislators. "In the history of the Capital the name of the Leland Hotel…has ever been a point of vantage which has turned the tide of many a battle and brought home the spoils to Springfield," it says.
A 1908 fire destroyed the original Leland Hotel. Though it had been privately owned, Springfield's citizens were concerned enough about the consequences of its loss that the Chamber of Commerce formed a committee to build a new hotel and fund it with public subscriptions. The $125,000 raised was "the largest amount of money ever raised in Springfield by public subscriptions for any purpose," the newsletter says. "We, all of us, know that with the Leland standing, Peoria would never have thought of attempting to "lift" the Illinois State Fair and that with the promise of the new building, their claims melted into nothingness." George Pasfield, Jr., whose family was one of Springfield's oldest and wealthiest, was president of the new Leland Hotel's board of directors, and other Pasfields were in charge of its construction.
The Leland's grandeur gradually faded, and it eventually closed. Its only enduring legacy is the horseshoe (five horseshoes were the Red Lion Room's last meals, served even as the electricity was being cut off in October, 1970).
Horseshoe historian Tony Leone in front of his Pasfield House Inn.
In the State Journal's 1938 Christmas edition, Robert Woods writes "At the Leland Hotel, Chief Chef Joe Schweska has his own recipe for Welsh rarebit sauce which he has been graciously giving to hundreds who have asked for it in the years since he has been serving it.
The article continues with Schweska describing how he uses the sauce for horseshoes (though not naming them as such), and then giving the recipe.
Welsh rarebit is a classic U.K. dish of toast covered with cheese sauce. Some say the term "rarebit" is derived from "rabbit" and legend has it that the dish was created by poachers who came home empty-handed. Another regional specialty based on Welsh rarebit is the Kentucky Hot Brown, created at Louisville's Brown Hotel in 1926. It consists of toast topped with sliced turkey, bacon and tomato slices smothered in Mornay sauce, traditionally made with Swiss-type cheese. There seems to be no evidence that Hot Browns and Horseshoes have a connection of their own.
"….new information has turned up regarding Springfield's Horseshoe, our unique sandwich with the cheese sauce topping.
"'I was 18 and Steve was 17, I think – we were just kids – and Joe Schweska, the chef at the Leland, taught us and Augie how to cook. I started out as a pan man, a pot washer.
"'When Joe Schweska started the horseshoe at the Leland in 1928 or 1929, he used 'near beer' in the cheese sauce or Welsh Rarebit because it was during Prohibition and you couldn't legally get alcohol.
"'In the original horseshoe, the French fries were wedges. You'd take a potato, cut it three times, then use eight of these wedges to represent the nails of the horseshoe.
"'Now,' said Wables, 'you use long branch, julienne, shoe string cuts for French fries. The horseshoe [made with] ham came first,' he said. 'Then Joe started adding chicken [to the meat options], then the bacon and tomato.
"'If you use a good Cheddar cheese, then you have a good sauce. And we always used beer in the sauce.
The horseshoe sandwich begins with two pieces of toast on a preheated platter, covering the toast with an entrée. Top with the cheese sauce and surround with French fries, explains Gonko in the article.
An undated postcard of the restored 1909 Leland Hotel.
That's it – that's the original horseshoe, just as I remember it, although at some undetermined point before my time, the potato wedges had been replaced by fries. But only a handful of them, and always made from freshly hand-cut potatoes.
I have no problems with variations on classic dishes, including horseshoes. Breakfast horseshoes, riffs on horseshoes such as the late Caitie Barker's wildly over-the-top version of cornbread, pulled pork, hot chili powder-spiked cheese sauce, and sweet potato fries – even the mountainous version typically served today, if that's what you like – are fine with me. Just don't claim they're the original.
Wables was right: the secret to good horseshoe sauce is good cheddar. Use at least sharp cheddar; I prefer extra-sharp. The original specifies Kraft's Old English Cheddar. Apparently it's still produced, but I've never been able to find it. Do NOT use pre-grated cheese; it's coated with a substance that keeps the shreds separate, which isn't harmful, but keeps pre-grated cheese from completely melting into sauces.
Using good beer is also essential for great horseshoe sauce. I have no idea what kind of beer was used in Schweska's original, although I'm sure the sauce was tastier once he could use real beer. I use an English ale such as Bass, or English-style IPA for maximum flavor and because of the sauce's Welsh rarebit connection.
This sauce is so delicious it's tempting to eating spoonfuls right from the pan. I also use it as a base for cheese soup, macaroni and cheese and more.
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Remove the saucepan from the stove. Add the Worcestershire sauce and the cheese, and stir until the cheese is completely melted .
Whisk in the beer, and return the saucepan to the stove. Cook, stirring constantly, until the sauce comes just to a bare simmer. Do not let it boil.
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I am working on my 1999 V70 GLT AWD (2WD converted before my ownership), and I am chasing an oil leak. See the list of replaced/refreshed parts at the bottom of the post.
I have recently replaced the cylinder head with one that I purchased and had rebuilt. I have zero boost, which I have isolated to the Boost Control Solenoid or TCV, however you want to say it. Some extensive testing revealed that it is stuck blowing the waste gate actuator open under any sort of boost. I have a new one on order and if that doesn't work then I will begin troubleshooting electrical things for that, but for now the major issue is the smelly (burning on contact with hot exhaust pipe), messy (puddle of oil - about 1 qt/100 miles), oil leak that I cannot find to save my life.
The main purpose for this post is I am chasing a mystery oil leak. During the R&R on the cylinder head, I replaced the turbo oil feed and drain lines and gaskets. I also redid all of the cam seals while it was apart. It leaked before the head job, and is still leaking now. Just today, I tore it back apart down to the rear exhaust cam seal and replaced it again just in case. There was a tiny leak, but now it is bone dry after the replacement, and there is still oil dripping from the bottom of the vehicle. The oil appears to leak from that side because if I chase the drips back up the engine, it goes up to the bottom of the turbo, and basically stops. There is a tiny bit of residue on the PTC intake inlet, but that doesn't look fresh.
I can only get it to leak while under load, and when parking after driving, there will be a small puddle underneath. I can let it idle all day and it will never leak. At this point I am beginning to suspect the rear main seal, but the leak seems to be higher than that. I will try to get some pictures up soon, but right now they would just show oil everywhere on the back and bottom of the engine. I just de-greased today and will be trying to trace the leak a bit better tomorrow.
PCV - all hoses. Kept breather box and cleaned thoroughly.
Vacuum lines - Any that were in the way and any that looked rotted.
Timing belt kit - Water pump, timing belt, idler pulley, etc, etc, all parts to do when doing a head job.
you are not getting vacuum to the breather box. I think your model has a diaphragm control on the box. they go bad or check lines to it.
not sure if you have a PTC oriface on the turbo fresh air pipe, but check to see if clogged. If its not that then turbo could have bad seal.
but that would cause cloud of white smoke on the hi way when you pass, so doubtful.
Turbo drain pipe at union on rear of block can leak a ton of oil under load...the other end without a gasket.
Is it also flinging oil onto the RHS drive shaft?
Rick, Tried the dye and it was of no use. The oil is going everywhere on the back of the engine and so is the dye.
precopster, I am thinking maybe turbo drain pipe at the block or similar. It is an AWD model so it is pretty difficult to see up in there.
Now I am getting a P0014 error, so I am thinking I am losing a bit of oil pressure causing the VVT solenoid to act up. I am only taking it on test drives at the moment and not relying on it, so I have time to chase this. It really puts out oil under load. It leaves a good sized puddle under the car. It isn't getting worse, but isn't getting better either. I have replaced the rear exhaust cam seal, and the oil dipstick seal now because they both had small leaks, but I am still having this large leak somewhere on the rear.
In other news, the new TCV fixed the lack of boost so it doesn't feel like a snail anymore.
That would be the most difficult pipe to access with an AWD. I was thinking this when mine failed when I put the motor together 3 years ago. I ended up buying a new pipe as the old one had been disturbed by constant re-insertion and trying to line up the gasket on the other end.
Well that was a pita to replace... Holy ****... My hands and arm have never been so cut up or grease caked. Gloves? Forget about it.. Thin blue nitrile tore after 5 minutes and anything thicker won't give you clearance to remove or replace things. I got tired of removing pieces of glove so opted for no gloves. So much oil got everywhere. I destroyed one gasket trying to get it in there and finally gave up and let my indie do the job on his lift. No more puddles when I park or smoking from the exhaust pipe.
Just looked underneath my 98 S70 GLT and it looks like it's leaking just a tiny bit too. It's easy to see and reach though. Shouldn't be as much of a problem.
After a wash off, no oil visible. No oil at idle. Hot run, wet back of engine.
Update,i did the deed and replaced the drain line. Will see if it cures oil leak problem.
I did have my indie look for leaks to no avail a couple years back, looks like this one needed Volvo knowledge.
Glad it worked out. That little guy is hard enough to reach on a FWD. I used Hylomar blue sealant to ensure it stays put. No leaks in 3 years apart from the VVT exhaust cam seal weep.


When Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez isn't vigorously defending Rep. Omar's anti-Semitism, she's meeting with a pro-Hamas group, as John Rossomando at the Investigative Project notes.
AMP continues to wear its sympathies on its social media sleeve.
The group American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) does not shy away from its support for the terrorist organization Hamas. The group's National Campus Coordinator, Taher Herzallah, recently posted Palestine TV photos of injured Israeli soldiers and a destroyed tank to his personal Facebook page. The caption for both photos read: "The most beautiful site in my eyes." It appears that this post has been removed.
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White-tailed deer are highly susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 infection
By Suchandrima BhowmikAug 19 2021
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that can infect both animals and humans. They are a respiratory virus named for the crown-like spikes on their surface. These viruses are culprits in several outbreaks across the globe.
Usually, coronaviruses spread in animals but can jump to humans. There are seven known types of human coronaviruses, wherein four types, namely KHU1, OC43, NL63, and 229E, cause mild to moderate respiratory infections, such as the common cold.
Three types, however, cause severe respiratory infections – the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV).
The seventh coronavirus type is the novel SARS-CoV-2 that has spread from China across the world, causing the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
"The World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) has reported the natural infection of SARS-CoV-2 in at least ten animal species across continents including the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia: domestic cats and dogs, tigers, lions, cougar, snow leopard, puma, mink, ferrets, gorilla, and otter", says the team.
Determination of susceptible host is important in understanding the ecology of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and also potential reservoirs that can lead to animal-to-human transmission.
The SARS-CoV-2 virus has been shown to infect a wide range of animals naturally and experimentally, and prior studies indicate deer are susceptible to infection. White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) fawns have been found to be susceptible to SARS-CoV-2.
Study: Infection and transmission of SARS-CoV-2 and its alpha variant in pregnant white-tailed deer. Image Credit: Jim Cumming / Shutterstock
White-tailed deer are among the most abundant and geographically widespread wild ruminants in the U.S. Historically, deer contact with humans has resulted in diseases being spread to human populations.
Studying SARS-CoV-2 susceptibility and transmission in adult white-tailed deer was the objective of a new study posted to the bioRxiv* pre-print server.
This study also assessed competition between the two SARS-CoV-2 isolates, the ancestral strain, and the alpha variant.
"Additionally, the emergence and sustained transmission of SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern (VOC) has important implications in virus evolution and pathogenesis", says the team.
What did the study involve?
The study involved a Vero6 cell line for virus propagation and transmission. Six female white-tailed deer, of which five were pregnant, approximately two years of age, were involved in the study. Four deer were infected with the ancestral strain and alpha variant and two uninfected deer were allowed to mingle with the infected ones one day post-infection.
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Any signs of clinical symptoms were studied, and nasal, oropharyngeal, and rectal swabs were collected on specific days post-infection. Tissues were also collected from the upper respiratory tract (URT) and lower respiratory tract (LRT), gastrointestinal tract (GIT), central nervous system as well as accessory organs.
This was followed by RNA extraction and reverse transcription-quantitative PCR (RT-qPCR), Next-Generation Sequencing, detection of neutralizing antibodies against SARS-CoV-2, and histopathology studies of the tissue samples.
What did the study find?
Research showed high copy numbers of viral RNA in the clinical samples and tissues from the infected deer. It was also found that infection with the alpha variant leads to abundant production of the viral nucleocapsid N protein.
Tissues collected 4 days post-challenge (DPC) and 18 DPC demonstrated presences of SARS-CoV-2 in the lymphatic tissue and the upper respiratory tissues.
"Histological evaluations in the upper and lower respiratory tract tissues collected at 4 DPC revealed pathological changes described as rhinitis, marked attenuation of the respiratory epithelium of the trachea, bronchitis, and in some cases bronchiolitis", says the team.
Next-Generation Sequencing reveals a competitive advantage of the alpha variant over the ancestral strain. This advantage is associated with Asp to Gly substitution at the amino acid position 614 of the S protein, leading to an enhanced affinity for the ACE2 receptor.
"Interestingly, we only detected viral RNA in the uterus of the deer which was not pregnant, but also had higher viral RNA levels detected systemically in tissues compared to the pregnant doe necropsied at the same time point 4 DP", says the team.
However, it is difficult to draw any conclusion due to the small number of animals and the short study duration.
What did the authors conclude?
"Recent large-scale SARS-CoV-2 surveillance efforts in animal and humans have found evidence of reverse zoonosis (human-animal) resulting in natural infections in companion animals, farmed mink, primates, and large cat species in several countries", says the team.
The source of these infections is mostly infected animal care workers and pet owners. However, SARS-CoV-2 was also found to mutate and cross back into the human population by giving rise to different variants that make it crucial to identify host species capable of acting as reservoirs, leading to secondary zoonotic infections in the future.
"Furthermore, this work demonstrates the need for more intensive, focused surveillance efforts on high-risk animal populations, such as farmed and wild white-tailed deer and mule deer populations, as well as farm, wildlife and zoo workers, in order to identify new animal-derived SARS-CoV-2 variants which may evade current mitigation strategies", adds the team.
*Important notice
bioRxiv publishes preliminary scientific reports that are not peer-reviewed and, therefore, should not be regarded as conclusive, guide clinical practice/health-related behavior, or treated as established information.
Journal reference:
Richt, J. A. et al. (2021). Infection and transmission of SARS-CoV-2 and its alpha variant in pregnant white-tailed deer. bioRxiv pre-print. doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.08.15.456341 . https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.08.15.456341v1
Posted in: Medical Science News | Medical Research News | Disease/Infection News
Tags: ACE2, Amino Acid, Antibodies, B Cell, Bronchiolitis, Bronchitis, Cell, Cell Line, Central Nervous System, Cold, Common Cold, Coronavirus, Coronavirus Disease COVID-19, Evolution, Gastrointestinal Tract, Histopathology, MERS-CoV, Nervous System, Pandemic, Propagation, Protein, Receptor, Research, Respiratory, Respiratory Virus, Rhinitis, RNA, RNA Extraction, SARS, SARS-CoV-2, Severe Acute Respiratory, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, Syndrome, T-Cell, Transcription, Uterus, Virus, Zoonosis
Suchandrima Bhowmik
Suchandrima has a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Microbiology and a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in Microbiology from the University of Calcutta, India. The study of health and diseases was always very important to her. In addition to Microbiology, she also gained extensive knowledge in Biochemistry, Immunology, Medical Microbiology, Metabolism, and Biotechnology as part of her master's degree.
Bhowmik, Suchandrima. (2021, August 19). White-tailed deer are highly susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 infection. News-Medical. Retrieved on January 21, 2022 from https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210819/White-tailed-deer-are-highly-susceptible-to-SARS-CoV-2-infection.aspx.
Bhowmik, Suchandrima. "White-tailed deer are highly susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 infection". News-Medical. 21 January 2022. <https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210819/White-tailed-deer-are-highly-susceptible-to-SARS-CoV-2-infection.aspx>.
Bhowmik, Suchandrima. "White-tailed deer are highly susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 infection". News-Medical. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210819/White-tailed-deer-are-highly-susceptible-to-SARS-CoV-2-infection.aspx. (accessed January 21, 2022).
Bhowmik, Suchandrima. 2021. White-tailed deer are highly susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 infection. News-Medical, viewed 21 January 2022, https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210819/White-tailed-deer-are-highly-susceptible-to-SARS-CoV-2-infection.aspx.
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Dragon Quest XI Screenshots Show World and Characters
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Square Enix released the latest Dragon Quest XI screenshots! This latest Dragon Quest XI screenshots show world as well as characters. Through the screenshots, we also see the difference between the PS4 and 3DS versions. There also screenshots of two locations of the game's setting, the Ishi village and the Tree of Life. Check them out below!
Dragon Quest XI takes place in the world of Lotozetasia. All life in this world is originated from a sacred tree called "Great Tree of Life."
The protagonist comes from Ishi village which is located around a quiet gorge. There aren't many shops and facilities in the village, but it has proper in livestock. There is a tradition in this village where those who turn 16 must climb a rocky mountain called the "Rock of God".
Above we can see the difference on the environment's appearance between two versions. On the PlayStation 4 version, we'll see beautiful fields full of flowers and trees, flowing waterfalls, and monsters depicted splendidly. We'll also get to watch the livelihood of townsfolk in detail. Meanwhile, in the 3DS version, we'll get to see both the "3D Mode" on the top screen as well as the old school-style in the "2D Mode" on the bottom screen. At the beginning, you can choose between the 3D Mode and the 2D Mode. As you advance further, you'll get to choose again between both modes. In battle mode, 3D Mode will allow you to see both the party and the monsters in a 3D. Meanwhile, in 2D Mode, they will appear like in classic Dragon Quest games, with just the sprites of the monsters appear on screen.
The protagonist is a young man who lives in Ishii. After turning 16, he goes through a coming-of-age ceremony and finds out that he's the reincarnation of a "hero" who once saved the world. And so, he must take on a big mission. The question is; who is the hero? What is his mission? In order to confirm this, the protagonist leaves his hometown and goes to his journey.
Besides the protagonist, we are also introduced to two other characters, Emma and Camus.
Emma is the protagonist's childhood friend. Both of them challenge the coming-of-age ceremony when they turn 16. She is the one who first sees the seal on the hero's left hand, that shines when he is in danger, thus awakening a mysterious power.
Camus is a blue-haired thief who meets the protagonist during his journey. He is rough when it comes to speech and behavior, but actually he's loyal and honest. As a seasoned traveler, he'll guide and support the protagonist as his partner.
Dragon Quest XI will be available for Nintendo Switch, 3DS, and PlayStation 4 in the future before March 27, 2017 in Japan. Read more post related to Dragon Quest here.
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