Ground broken for new junior high

September 18, 2010 by  
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CPD to participate in national drug take-back day
The Conway Police Department, along other agencies across the state, will participate in the first-ever National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. According to CPD Public Information Officer Chris Harris, the program was created to prevent increased abuse and theft of prescription medications.

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Innovation the key word at business roundtable
MALTA – A discussion among area business leaders Thursday centered around the importance of reinventing the wheel.

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Roof work begins on historic Phelps House
Work began on Thursday to replace the worn-out roof at Carthage’s historic Phelps House.

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Despite Funding Woes, L&C Water On Track
VERMILLION — Ben Bjordal can cross another item off his bucket list. The Centerville city councilman joined more than 100 other officials from a three-state area for Thursday’s bus tour of Lewis and Clark Regional Water System.

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Ground broken for new junior high
Shirley Lin Today staff The city’s first public school to be built in more than two decades is at its next step of completion with a sod-turning ceremony this morning in Timberlea.[...]

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new eco friendly high performance shortboard by Riley Surfboards

September 7, 2010 by  
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Mark talks about the “Stick” – a new high performance shortboard featuring balsa skin and a recycled EPS core. Stronger and more durable than other surfboards, all Riley boards now come with a 12 month warranty. Check out the webpage for more info www.balsasurfboardsriley.com.au

Maintaining Your High Performance Electrical System

September 4, 2010 by  
Filed under Electric Cars

On any automobile, the condition of the electrical system goes a long way towards keeping your performance at the most advantageous level. This system is called upon to do a lot when it comes to keeping your ride running. In an older motor vehicle, the electrical system has to keep energy flowing to the ignition and spark plugs, as well as run all of the cars accessories. In a modern car, extra strain is added by the fact that the cars computer needs a stable stream of power, not to mention the demands of a massive amount of sensors.


When racing, the cars engine is under maximum load for a fairly considerable length of time. This means that if the electrical system is not in the very best shape, you could be looking at power loss, hesitation, and strange behavior at the worst possible time. No one wants to pull out to pass someone only to have a cylinder misfire, or experience the agony of the ignition shutting off halfway down a quarter-mile run. How can you avoid these types of problems dudes?


The first thing to do is make sure your alternator is up to the job of generating the power you require while racing. The alternator runs off a belt from the engine and it is intended to put out enough power to not only charge the battery but also keep the motor running. If you have added on a more powerful ignition, or a new stand-alone engine management system, then your stock alternator might not be able to keep up with the electrical demands your car is making. Upgrading to a larger alternator will give your car more amps to divide amongst the various electrical components that are needed while running at full throttle.


The next item you should check? Your connection points. Increased electrical demands means more heat being created at each junction where wires connect to each other, to the battery, or to the chassis. Over time this heat can damage connections or burn them out, leaving them blackened or scored. This heat degrades the ability of a connection to properly transmit the power your engine needs. Not only that, but solenoids can also be burned out completely by this extreme electrical heat. If you notice that certain connections are consistently being affected, then you can try to upgrade them to a gauge of wire with a greater capacity. You might also want to consider evaluating your wiring as a whole to see why certain points are falling victim to more heat than others.


A further way to reduce the strain on your electrical system while racing is to remove accessories that you don’t really need. Stereo system, air conditioner, power windows and door locks? These extras are not going to help you make horsepower out on the track, and their use while racing is just going to put stress on your alternator. Ripping them out or shutting them down while you are racing will help keep the electrical system cool and probably pick you up a few seconds over the course of the race.

Justina Mathews writes issues that currently affect the performance car enthusiast. She also writes about issues that affect the street tuner industry, as well as import scene lifestyle. She’s a staff writer for high performance electrical systems.

Wavves get high, commercially and chemically

August 31, 2010 by  
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Obamas talk about first daughters Malia and Sasha
Twelve-year-old Malia Obama wears braces, toots a flute and is after her father to save the tigers. Younger sister Sasha, who is 9, shoots hoops like her basketball-loving dad and dances hip-hop.

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Children check in on the patients from Session A and find out how they create their own food in the form of sugars using water, light and carbon dioxide. They consider the role of each plant part in photosynthesis. Suitable for Y6 pupils.

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Satisfaction of finishing a living room facelift
For at least a decade I have been pondering and procrastinating about updating my living room. Ten years is a long time to procrastinate, but I had a long list of reasons why I shouldn’t start the pro

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Intermission: Banksy Explores New Modes of Expression
Banksy has released two new videos on his YouTube channel. In the video above, which I’ll call a performance piece, a hippie with a “DRUGS FOR SALE” sign tries to get Prince Charles to “rehempify the U.K.” at the Glastonbury festival. The other features a custom Banksy coin-op dolphin ride. Via Eyeteeth

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Wavves get high, commercially and chemically
If there’s one place Nathan Williams truly enjoys visiting, it’s Canada. And not on account of the vistas.

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Rex flies high on record profit

August 29, 2010 by  
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Hyundai: i10, i20 And i30 Make It A Hat Trick
SYDNEY – Aug 25, 2010: Hyundai Motor Company has been a leading performer at the 2010 What Car? Magazine awards, with all three i-badged cars taking top three spots in the Supermini and Small Family car segments.

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Rex flies high on record profit
Domestic airline Rex says net profit for 2009/10 surpassed levels reached prior to the GFC thanks to controls on costs and despite a fall revenue.

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Rex flies high on record profit
Domestic airline Rex says net profit for 2009/10 surpassed levels reached prior to the GFC thanks to controls on costs and despite a fall revenue.

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Commuter rail is key to our region’s economic future
After years of advocating, planning, studying, delays, and growing momentum, Connecticut will open an inland commuter rail service running the length of the state.

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Rex flies high on record profit
Domestic airline Rex says net profit for 2009/10 surpassed levels reached prior to the GFC thanks to controls on costs and despite a fall revenue.

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Siemens Receives High Efficiency Gas Turbine Order For An IGCC Power Plant In The United States

August 28, 2010 by  
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Time may really fly(video)
Everyone knows the adage, “Time flies when you’re having fun.” Some know the ancient  version, “Tempus Fugit” but there’s no fun in Latin.

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Butternut Farms recognized
GLENFORD — At her home on Butternut Farms Retreat and Educational Center, Patricia West-Volland is having a complicated morning.

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Private-sector job growth reasonably robust’ in July
Despite losing several thousand U.S. Census workers, Maryland continued its overall job gains in July, although more slowly than in the spring.

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New uranium deposits uncovered in Shoshong
Botswana-focused uranium hopeful, Impact Minerals, has discovered large quantities of uranium deposits in the Central District, adding impetus to the Australia Stock Exchange-listed miner’s quest to open a mine in Botswana soon.

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Siemens Receives High Efficiency Gas Turbine Order For An IGCC Power Plant In The United States
Siemens Energy has been awarded a contract from Mississippi Power Company, a subsidiary of Southern Company, to supply two SGT6-PAC 5000F gas turbine packages. These gas turbines will be installed in a coal-fired integrated gasification combined-cycle (IGCC) power plant using Southern Company’s proprietary TRIGT gasification technology

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Arlington High School Class of 1950′s reunion could be its last

August 22, 2010 by  
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Student contributes to green project
One Rowlett student is making an impact that will bring eco-friendly changes not only to his community but across the country. Earl Burl is participating in the ExxonMobil Green Team this summer through his internship at the YMCA of Garland.

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Vanderbilt students going ‘green’ for move-in weekend
Plastic recycling joins cardboard and Styrofoam as students reduce impact on environment More

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Latin festival Music, food and fun
WORCESTER – If you’ve never tried green plantain Alcapurrias, you’ve missed something to write home about.

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Going Green Makes Neighbors Go Blind
Glare from solar panels on an East Bradford roof is blinding neighbors. Business – Renewable – Energy – Solar – Electric

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Arlington High School Class of 1950′s reunion could be its last
Many of the 77 kids who graduated from Arlington High School in 1950 grew up on farms. They listened to Big Band music and wore green and gold sweaters to school basketball games. If they were lucky enough to drive, they paid less than 20 cents a gallon for gasoline.

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Senator Craig on high gas prices

August 16, 2010 by  
Filed under Fuel Economy


We are all frustrated with the once-again rising gas prices. Many in Congress grandstand with promises emptier than our wallets after filling up. You won’t hear that from me. I am offering real solutions that represent a comprehensive, compromise approach. Gas prices won’t normalize with government intervention into the markets, and no matter what we do, gas prices won’t adjust overnight. There is also no single solution. That is why we need to tackle the problem from multiple angles. I introduced the Security and Energy Efficiency Energy Act with Senator Byron Dorgan, a democrat from North Dakota. Our legislation is moving through Congress and does four things: 1) achievable, stepped increases in fuel efficiency of the transportation fleet; 2) increased availability of alternative fuel sources and infrastructure; 3) expanded production and enhanced exploration of domestic and other secure oil and natural gas resources; and 4) improved management of alliances to better secure global energy supplies.

Toyota Prius – High Tech

August 13, 2010 by  
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BYD F3DM high price reflects the hard charging electric vehicles predicament 1

August 8, 2010 by  
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As the related technology is not yet mature, and parts production for the time being can not form a scale, so the high price of electric vehicles. BYD F3DM version as much as 169,800 yuan low carbon price, has more than double the normal price of more than F3 cars.

    After several delays, finally listed BYD F3DM low-carbon version and for individual sale. BYD official explained that the reason for the delay was due to wait for the State’s policy on the introduction of new energy subsidies, and denied earlier media reports that BYD to give up mass-produced electric car talk.

    Delay new energy subsidies to the electric car market sales prospects increased uncertainty in the battery technology, social facilities, policies are not in place to support the case, the electric car is still a long road to popularity.

    An unnamed automotive analyst said in an interview, BYD F3DM for personal sales, to some extent reflects the development of electric cars, BYD’s determination, but the current environment, BYD This was more “play the concept of” main purpose is to rely on “image projects” to bring the traditional car sales.

    Target sales of 1,000 vehicles this year, only

    Two weeks ago, postponed several times in the time to market, after market sales for personal BYD F3DM low carbon version finally appeared.

    F3DM the use of electric and conventional dual-mode drive technology, energy, equipped with 1.0L engines, the official price of 169 800, will take to promote sales of certified sales of the model. Subject to capacity constraints and domestic BYD most other cities in the lack of charging stations and other facilities, F3DM currently only sold in Shenzhen, the future will be at the right time across the country.

    Recently, this reporter made a Shenzhen BYD brand dealership learned, F3DM low carbon version of the vehicle has to store and accept reservations, but so far only sold 12. 4S stores in Beijing BYD no F3DM like cars, when there is no clear timetable for the sale.

    BYD official declared, F3DM electric vehicles for personal sales are popular ice-breaking move, but analysts point out that subject to cost, the price of electric vehicles currently still unrealistically high, and the country not yet on the new energy subsidies introduced, F3DM sales outlook.

    BYD itself, even for low-carbon version F3DM sales model is not optimistic about this year, the company expects sales this year F3DM low-carbon version only 1000 or so.

    BYD Auto Sales Company vice president Wang Jianjun, acknowledges that this is the market capacity to set goals.

    He said that society is willing to pay people to buy environmentally friendly cars in the end how many still unknown, and new energy vehicles currently covered by individual subsidies only 5 cities, considering the subsidy in place of the time, the use of the environment and issues such as convenience, 1000 sales goal is rational.

    BYD is the concept of the play?

    ”Zaochu an electric car is not difficult, the difficulty is Zaochu low cost, security, environmental protection and into the bulk of the electric car, the relevant technical bottlenecks, high cost and mass production facilities are an obstacle to electric cars.” BYD insiders frankly, the domestic large-scale development of new energy vehicles time not to, but F3DM low-carbon version of the introduction of that BYD will never give up mass production of electric vehicles.

    This reporter learned that the German auto company Daimler Motor Company has signed a cooperation agreement to jointly develop the Chinese market areas and sales of electric vehicles. In addition, the BYD Auto Company and Volkswagen AG of Germany signed the cooperation agreement for electric cars is also advancing. Under the agreement, the two companies will hybrid vehicles and lithium batteries in electric vehicle research and development to cooperate.

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