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Thanks to the petroleum discovery in 1959, the situation of Libya change drastically. Overnight passage of being an immersed country in the poverty to be one of the richest countries of the African Continent. Nevertheless, the control of the business of petroleum was in the hands of seven great English and North American companies that methodically handled near the seventy percent of the sale of petroleum consequently only one small part of the gains it remained in the country. One decade later, the 1 of September of 1969, a group of officials who comprised of the faction of left of I exercise Libyan, led by Colonel Muhamar El-Gadafi, they overthrew to old King Idris, who did not listen, the voices that demanded economic and social changes to him at political level. Manifestations that every day took but force as the enormous wealth produced by petroleum transformed the life of the country. The military revolutionary advice, led by Muhamar El-Gadafi I indicate that revolution intended: Unit, Freedom and Socialism in Libya, and simultaneously control a message of warning to the western world that any contrarrevolucionario attempt would be squashed implacable and decisively.
Also announcement the creation of a Socialist Republic which would be called Republic of Arab Libya . This way, Libya, one of the richest states and destined to being the maximum petroleum producer of the region in the future, end up being united to the revolutionary States socialist Arabs. This situation would reframe the future relations of the revolutionary government with the West, that until that moment was optimal. Especially with the United States and England that had many commercial and military interests in Libya. Being the main supplying country of arms for Libya, England had signed months back to the blow, a millionaire contract of sixty tanks type chieftain, and an indetermine number of antiaircraft arms and artillery for Libyan Armed Forces.
In addition, of a contract to install a complex radar network and a system of surface-to-air air defense without counting on the military installations that England tapeworm in the country. Aside from these contracts, England had to him granted to Libya several credits without interest, of 352,000 pounds in the year of 1949 and 250,000 pounds in 1951. On the other hand the United States counted on a military training base strategically important to have control in the Mediterranean. It is not possible to be left a side the numerous aid for technical attendance and economic development that both countries had granted to him to Libya. Between 1949 and 1959 England I contribute more than 21 million pounds and only in 1959, the United States took paid to the country about 25 million dollars. Against the new S-events very difficult to the future indicate what serious one of these relations especially if one considers that these new Arab socialist regimes were not in favor of any class of foreign interferences in his territory and but if they provenian of the West.

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Sometimes, when you write for a blog, you wonder if your work is making a difference. Occasionally you get a sign that it is, by following a story as it travels across the Internet. One such post was about the size of our fire trucks, Why do we have such big fire trucks for so few fires? It concluded:
In North America, fire departments drive new urban design with their criteria for curb radii, lengths and widths of streets, giant bulbs at dead ends to turn around because they are incapable of driving in reverse. So what we get is urban design by road engineers and firemen instead of planners and architects. No wonder our cities look like they do.
This was picked up by CityLab, a well-respected site followed by urban planners and designers, under the title "It’s Time to Redesign the Big Old Red Fire Truck." The article quotes MNN:
Overall, though, America is behind the curve when it comes to rethinking the fire truck. As Lloyd Alter writes at Mother Nature Network, Europe, where street lanes tend to be tighter, has a line of compact fire trucks that perform the same tasks as those in the U.S. but are far more maneuverable.
On Strong Towns, Charles Marohn picks up the story, calling it "tail wagging the dog when it comes to fire departments mandating urban design standards " with the key takeaway and summary in his two photos:
Then Robert Avsec, a retired fire chief jumped in, writing in the Fire Chief website, referencing CityLab but picking up on the European designs for fire trucks:
For many years I've held the opinion that European fire departments get a lot more bang for their buck from their fire apparatus. Fire apparatus used in Western Europe typically excel in these four areas.
- They're highly maneuverable on the narrow, winding streets.
- There is very little wasted compartment space.
- They have a much smaller apparatus footprint than American rigs.
- They carry most equipment in enclosed compartments protected from the elements.
He also shows a great video comparing the two:
Angie Schmitt of Streetsblog picks up the story, reminding us that it’s important that Avsec being on the case is seriously upping the ante:
There are plenty of experts who argue that firetrucks should be designed to fit streets, not the other way around, but these critical voices usually come from outside the fire safety profession.
And the latest is urban planner Brent Toderian, interviewed on CBC radio, referencing CityLab but picking up Marohn’s point about the contradiction in designing roads for fast fire response:
If you're just looking at one part of the safety picture — how fast you can get your fire trucks to a fire — you may inadvertently make a lot of other parts of cities unsafe because you make big wide roads for fire trucks. In doing so, you're designing your streets for people to go much faster than you want people to drive in them.
In fact, even the mayor of Calgary is jumping in on this issue; according to the CBC:
Calgary has actually made some of its roads more dangerous to pedestrians with a design that is meant to make homes safer from fire, Mayor Naheed Nenshi said Monday.
"For a long time, we have been ensuring that the roads are wide enough for the rare occasion when an emergency vehicle has to get through," the mayor said. "But we also know that those wide roads encourage speeding, leading to more fatalities."
There is no word on whether Nenshi reads MNN, but there’s little doubt he reads CityLab. Ultimately, it's just nice to know that what we write might actually be having some impact, some part in the larger discussion.


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Ghost Ship Octavius, a Seattle-based melodic progressive metal group, kicked off the first night of their tour in their home town of Seattle at Studio Seven. The band features Matt Wicklund (God Forbid, Himsa, Warrel Dane) on guitar, drummer Van Williams (Nevermore, Ashes of Ares, Pure Sweet Hell), bassist Dagna Silesia (Warrel Dane, The People Now), and vocalist Adōn Fanion. On this night, they were joined by Parker Lundgren (Queensryche) on additional lead and rhythm guitar.
Local rockers Thread the Sky got things started. This three piece group combined genres such as jazz and funk to create their own brand of progressive metal. They put on a solid performance to warm up the folks in the crowd who made it to the venue early on a Friday night.
Next up were the Disciples of Dissent. Don’t let their Blues Brothers style of dress and appearance fool you, this band put on one hard hitting set consisting of elements of punk, metal and rock. Their hard driving rhythms and beats set the tone for the rest of the evening.
Third on the bill were melodic rockers Mechanism, who tore through a blazing set consisting of many of fan favorite originals. The band had the crowd eating out of the palm of their hand and on this night, they were on point.
Finally the headliners of the evening hit the stage with their own high energy progressive heavy metal. Ghost Ship Octavius played through each of the selections on their eponymous LP. Keeping up with the theme of a phantom ship (which is a ship with no living crew aboard), the stage was illuminated in green and blue. The band kicked into a hard rocking set, starting with the excellent opening track “Sea Storm” and working through “Mills of the Gods,” “Silence,” “Pendulum,” and “In Dreams.” Throughout the course of their set, the phantom ship at sea theme was in full effect, with fog and ‘sea foam’ keeping the crowd heavily entertained. The band also let it be known that they were shooting footage for an upcoming video release. Ghost Ship Octavius put on a solid performance with great stage presence. They certainly did not disappoint. Wicklund and Lundgren complimented each other’s playing style perfectly. Williams and Silesia made for an exceptional rhythm section, laying down the driving beat, and Fanion’s vocals and added guitar playing sounded superb and he did not miss a note.
This was the opening night of Ghost Ship Octavius’ North American tour. More information can be found on their website.
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Evening All! Well yesterday saw the launch of the newest Caledonian MacBrayne ferry, the Glen Sannox (FMEL Hull 801) from Fergusons Shipyard on the River Clyde. This is a LNG ferry which when finished, will operate the Ardrossan-Brodick route. Sadly, the weather was somewhat... grey and wet. She is still not entirely finished, with a lot of superstructure to be added (for anyone interested, here is what she will look like: http://www.cmassets.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/16001_PHOTO_ARRIVING.jpg). She should be in service sometime late 2018/2019. Pre-launch on the slipway: Waiting to go: The big splash: Moving onto the fit-out berth
Something of a set of mini-voyage reports - a bit different, but I hope you will like it. Last year I got an Email from a cycle shop, which advertised the Five Ferries Cycle Route in Scotland. Described as quite a challenge, it involves a cycle around Arran and Bute, as well as some of the mainland peninsulas. Lots of BIG hills to climb (Isle of Wight looks positively flat) and of course... the five ferries! Obviously I had to give it a go. So last weekend, I had a trip up to the other side of the country with my bike, staying in a nice hotel in Rothesay. Caledonian MacBrayne actually has a specific five ferries ticket (or rather a set of five tickets) for people wanting to do this, which allows for you to do the route without needing to worry about getting tickets at each terminal/ferry. So I started off from Rothesay, a lovely little town on the Isle of Bute. From here, I caught the first of the five ferries, the Argyle. This is one of the more medium sized vessels of the CalMac fleet, who, along with sister ship Bute, operate from Wemyss Bay to Rothesay, taking approximately 35 minutes, so similar to the Portsmouth-Fishbourne service down here in the South. The difference in expected loadings though is obvious - she has 3 full height (5.1m) lanes, and one low deck either side. Slightly more cycle orientated then the Wightlink ferries, with dedicated racks for cycles at both bow and stern. A main deck is situated below, featuring a small coffee area and shop, as well as lounges. There is a vast amount of outside deck, with the top deck featuring area forward. After a lovely crossing, arrived at Wemyss Bay. From here, was a taxi ride to Largs to get the train to Ardrossan (Not cheating - honest! But since it was a Sunday I wouldn't have made the second ferry). Arriving at Ardrossan, I waited to board the second of the five ferries, the Caledonian Isles. One of the larger ferries of the CalMac fleet, she was to take me from Ardrossan to Brodick on the Isle of Arran, with a crossing time of 55 minutes. After the vehicles were loaded, all the cyclists were allowed to board, which was a lot - there were even more racks onboard for bikes without stands to go on. The passenger area is mainly on one deck, featuring a restaurant, shop and coffee lounge, as well as an observation lounge on the deck above. Again, there is ample outside deck space, including forward views. Soon after departing Ardrossan we passed the Isle of Arran, one of two ships in the CalMac fleet with open bridge wings! Despite the 25-30mph winds, she had a smooth, comfortable crossing, with the Ailsa Crag visible to the south. Arriving at Brodick, a new ferry berth is being constructed. So after departing, came the first of the cycle runs, a 14.5 mile trek along the NE coast, before heading up and over the 650 ft hills of the northern section of the Island, before reaching Lochranza. With a 25-30mph headwind... fun! On the way along the coast, saw a couple of seals playing in the bay! So I arrived at the village of Lochranza just as the third ferry, the Catriona, was arriving at Claonaig, visible to the north. This meant I had a wait before she returned. The crossing time between Lochranza and Claonaig is 30 minutes. Luckily the sun didn't quite disappear, meaning a nice wait, with the views of the hills of Arran behind me. Finally the Catriona rounded into the harbour and berthed on the slipway. The Catriona is one of CalMac's more modern vessels, a more energy efficient Diesel-Electric Battery Hybrid. Accommodation is located on the portside, with an interior lounge, and outside spaces above. She is quite different from the Bute/Argyle, considering the similar crossing time, but unlike the WB - Rothesay route, this one is a summer only, and probably doesn't get the same amount of traffic. A smooth crossing was had, abit slightly breezy on the outside deck. Amazingly, the passenger lounge features USB equipped electric sockets! After arriving at Claonaig, (essentially just the slipway!), The second of the cycles was a more sedate 11 mile to the village of Tarbert. On the way I passed Kennacraig terminal, where the Hebridean Isles arrived. On the final straight to Tarbert, my weather luck took a slight bump, as it started to rain, but luckily this was a small shower and quickly passed. After having a lunch in Tarbert, a lovely looking village, I made way to the terminal to await the forth ferry. From Tarbert (Loch Fyne) the Isle of Cumbrae was to take me across to Portavadie, another 25 minute crossing. The Isle of Cumbrae was probably the smallest of the ferries travelled on, but still managed to feature an inside lounge and outside seating! Arriving at Portavadie, the real challenge came - a 20 mile long cycle, with another challenging 600 ft hill in the middle, round to Colintraive, to catch the final ferry back to the Isle of Bute - With the last ferry at 8:30; arriving at Portavadie at quarter to six - I had less than three hours to get there! After a reasonable cycle to Tighnabruche, the final hill arrived, which gave very impressive views, despite the weather turning slightly. From the hill I could see my ferry, the Loch Dunvegan, so close, yet I had to cycle further from it - another 6 miles. I finally arrived at Colintraive just before 8 - I had made it! Anyway the Loch Dunvegan, for a five minute crossing, is an impressive vessel; - she has two decks of passenger lounges on one side! I don't know how busy the route can get, but it was only one car, a caravanette and me for the penultimate sailing on a Sunday. Few other interesting pics from the weekend: Bute arriving at Rothesay: Heading down the Clyde on Waverley CalMacs two new ferries under construction: Waverley at Glasgow... ...and Queen Mary in Glasgow: Argyll Flyer Loch Riddon arriving at Cumbrae Slipway Loch Bhrusda departing Largs The Sleat, formerly the Western Ferries Sound of Sleat, now a Diving Training vessel; Finally... the OTHER Ali Cat! I hope that this was of interest!

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In researching our genealogy recently, my son and I discovered roots back to England in the 1500’s. We discovered some interesting facts, like two relatives that were in the revolutionary war, a fourth cousin 6x removed: PT Barnum ( the creator of the Barnum and Bailey Circus; and a fifth cousin 6x removed: Eli Whitney (the inventor of the cotton gin)! It was an addicting adventure.
But the questions that aren’t answered on Ancestry.com are the how and why questions and what life was like. Can you imagine cooking in the 1500’s? What tools would have been available?
The monthly blog party I’m part of, Recipe ReDux, asked the same question: Treasured Cookware – Share a story of classic cookware – and a healthy recipe to go with it.
One thing I remember as a kid was on Sunday nights, we would have homemade pizza night on a pizza stone. Homemade pizza plus soda, it was a special treat. I loved those nights because it meant the family was all together and we usually got to eat in the living room on the carpet (it was a big deal!) while watching something on TV. The pizza stone made the best pizzas, so of course I had to have one in my own kitchen right after we got married. It started off as a light tan color, but over the years it has become black from all the use. But black isn’t a bad thing! Black = nonstick power!
One of my favorite recipes to make on the pizza stone? Veggie Pizza. It might be a Midwestern food, but it’s loved by people everywhere and it’s a staple at our family get-togethers.
Homemade Veggie Pizza
- 1 package thin crust refrigerated pizza dough
- 6 ounces Greek yogurt cream cheese
- 1/2 cup light mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup light ranch dressing
- 1/2 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt or powder
- 1/2 teaspoon onion salt or powder
- 3 cups assorted chopped vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, cherry tomatoes, bell peppers, green onions
- 1/2 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- Unroll pizza dough into a circle onto pizza stone. Bake as directed on package.
- Meanwhile, mix together cream cheese, mayonnaise, ranch dressing and seasoning. Spread over cooled crust.
- Top with assorted vegetables and cheese.
- Chill and cut into squares or wedges.
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NIT semifinal games played at Madison Square Garden, New York, New York.
Georgia Tech has embraced the challenge of the NIT and played its way to Madison Square Garden in New York for a semifinal matchup with WAC regular-season champion Cal State Bakersfield on Tuesday night. The Yellow Jackets, who came up a few wins short of an NCAA Tournament bid, beat higher seeds Indiana and Ole Miss on the way to their first NIT semifinal since 1971 when they lost to North Carolina in the championship game.
“People didn’t expect a whole lot from this team going into the season, so this is a great statement saying that we’re a great team,” Georgia Tech center Ben Lammers told reporters. “Hopefully, we can continue out this season on a win streak and continue it on to next season.”
Freshman guard Josh Okogie is averaging 21.7 points in the tournament on 53.7 percent shooting from the field for the Yellow Jackets, who have recorded 61 assists on 80 made field goals in the last three games. Bakersfield lost to New Mexico State in the WAC final before winning three straight on the road as an eighth seed en route to New York, including an impressive 73-66 triumph at top seed California, and stands one victory from a possible championship game appearance against either TCU or Central Florida on Thursday.
“They told us we were the eight seed in the beginning, but I knew we had a good basketball team,” Roadrunners coach Rod Barnes told reporters. “We’re still in the stage where we have to earn people’s respect. … I think our team actually thrives off of that.”
TV: 7 p.m. ET, ESPN
LINE MOVEMENT: Georgia Tech opened -2.5 and has since been bet down to -2. The total opened 122.5 and has climed to 123 points.
ABOUT CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD (25-9): The Roadrunners, who reached the Division I NCAA Tournament for the first time in 2016, are 30-for-59 from 3-point range in their first NIT after shooting 33.5 percent from behind the arc during the opening 31 games. Junior guard Shon Briggs has stepped up in the tournament, averaging 17 points to push his season mark to 7.4, while senior guard Dedrick Basile has chipped in with 16.3 to go along with four assists. Senior guard Jaylin Airington (14.4) is the team’s leading scorer overall and sophomore backcourt mate Damiyne Durham (12.8) is next after averaging 14.3 in the NIT.
ABOUT GEORGIA TECH (20-15): The Yellow Jackets have put 20-win seasons back-to-back for the first time since 2003-04 and 2004-05 after allowing just 62 points per contest and shooting 48.8 percent from the field in the NIT. Okogie has led the way while Lammers contributed 15 points, 8.3 rebounds and 4.3 blocks (eight against Ole Miss in the quarterfinals) in the last three games – making 15-of-20 shots the past two. Senior forward Quinton Stephens has raised his production in the NIT, averaging 16.3 points to go along with eight rebounds in the three games, to improve his overall numbers to 10.5 and 7.7, respectively.
* Roadrunners are 10-1 ATS in their last 11 games as underdogs.
* Yellow Jackets are 6-2 ATS in their last eight games as favorites.
* Under is 10-4 in Roadrunners’ last 14 neutral site games.
* Under is 5-1 in Yellow Jackets’ last six neutral site games.
CONSENSUS: 75 percent of bets are on Georgia Tech while 70 percent of totals bets are on the Over.
TCU Horned Frogs vs. Central Florida Knights (+2.5, 32)
TCU coach Jamie Dixon has plenty of experience on the sidelines at Madison Square Garden, something he hopes can help his Horned Frogs when they take on Central Florida in the semifinals of the NIT on Tuesday in New York. “We’ve done this a lot, been to New York a bunch,” Dixon – who coached 41 games at the arena while at Pittsburgh – told reporters. “It’s a special place in March. There’s no other place I’d rather be.”
Dixon’s fourth-seeded crew earned the trip to its first ever NIT semifinal with an 86-68 win over Richmond last week and it has won five of six since ending the regular season with seven consecutive losses. Junior guard Kenrich Williams recorded the first triple-double in TCU history with 11 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists in the win over the Spiders, and he is averaging 14.2 points and 10.2 boards in six postseason games.
The Knights, also seeded fourth, have survived three close affairs to reach the semis, including a 68-58 win at home over Illinois. Sophomore guard B.J. Taylor scored 17 points and one of the nation’s top defenses limited the Fighting Illini to 30.6 percent from the field.
TV: 9 p.m. ET, ESPN
LINE HISTORY: Texas Christian opened as a 2.5-point favorite and has remained steady. The total opened 131.5 and is up to 132 points.
ABOUT TCU (22-15): Junior forward Vladimir Brodziansky scored 20 points versus Richmond after recording 19 in an overtime win at Iowa in the previous round. Sophomore guard Alex Robinson ranks second to Brodziansky in scoring with an 11.4 average and he is posting seven assists per game since the regular season came to a close. Guard Desmond Bane has consecutive 13-point games to help pick up the slack from when fellow freshman Jaylen Fisher was lost for the season to a wrist injury in the opening round against Fresno State.
ABOUT UCF (24-11): One-time Duke star and former Stanford coach Johnny Dawkins has led the Knights this far in his first season at the helm, one that began with few expectations for a program that was expected to be rebuilding. “Our belief has been in these players from Day 1,” Dawkins told the media. “I think, as we started to play and started to gain some momentum, I think they started realizing what we can accomplish, and they kept working.” Taylor leads the way with 17.6 points per game while senior guard Matt Williams (15.1) is a steady contributor and 7-6 sophomore Tacko Fall (11.0 points, 9.7 rebounds, 2.5 blocks) is a force in the paint, although he has scored in double figures just three times in the last 11 contests.
* Horned Frogs are 9-2 ATS in their last 11 neutral-site games.
* Knights are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 neutral-site games.
* Under is 5-1 in Knights last 6 games following a ATS win.
* Over is 5-2 in Horned Frogs last seven non-conference games.
CONSENSUS: 61 percent of bets are on TCU while 64 percent of totals bets are on the Over.


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talk area one of the most significant service providers of online therapy….Therapists For Eatng Disorders Near Me…. and in this video i’m going to be discussing why i chose talkspace and why i seemed like therapy was an excellent choice talking a little bit about the price and the alternatives offered i’ll discuss what those first interactions appear like and and how you get matched to the ideal therapist and i’ll also discuss my experience of the first week of online therapy if you desire
to avoid to any of those bits if you search in the description listed below you’ll see time stamps that will take you to those particular areas you’ll likewise see a link to talk area currently they’re offering about 100 pounds or 100 off your very first month which is significant and i’ll speak about rates quickly so if you have actually seen any of the other videos you’ll know that my philosophy my technique really is that taking antidepressants without access to treatment is a bit like purchasing some truly good running shoes and after that never heading out running the antidepressants can make you feel nice for a little bit and actually can resolve a lot of the issues but if you want to get to the origin of the issue really you need a certified therapist and you even need to be beinged in a space with them or as holds true now with things like talk area and better aid being able to communicate
in a virtual environment with one so i’ve had face-to-face therapy and it’s been actually helpful a variety of counselling sessions cbt sessions and each time i discovered it actually truly important as this video has been shot it’s just before christmas and you can see the little little led tree behind me which could be quite a difficult time anxieties tend to be enhanced at this time of year you know financial concerns relationship concerns social anxieties all of these things can be like boosted during the december vacation duration it’s truly difficult to get face-to-face therapy at the moment because of covid however i in fact think that now i have actually tried online treatment this this just works it doesn’t matter if you’re on lockdown or you’re viewing this video in 2 years time actually the advantages
of virtual therapy and virtual counselling to me appear quite instantly clear and i’ll concern those in a minute i picked talkspace instead of betterhelp merely since when i was evaluating the site i liked the features i felt reassured by the deal the rate for talkspace was much better than better assistance and i likewise like the alternatives the talks based off of me you basically get to select whether you wish to participate in chat just therapy whether you want chat plus one video call a month or chat plus i believe 4 or five video objectives a month obviously that varieties in price before we go anywhere looks like a lot but if you have actually.
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Toronto Blue Jays 4 — New York Yankees 6
Bullpen made the game close but the sweep would be complete.
After a scoreless first inning by David Phelps, the Yankees got to Blue Jays starter Drew Hutchison. Early on in the game, productive outs was the name of the game. Brett Gardner just missed a home run to right field as the Yankees left fielder bounced it off the wall. Derek Jeter would hit an infield single that third baseman Juan Francisco could not make a play on to put runners on the corners with no outs. Jacoby Ellsbury would productively fly out to left field, deep enough to score Gardner and the Yankees were ahead by one.
A pair of walks and a single in the second gave the Yankees another opportunity to score with one out. Like Ellsbury, Kelly Johnson would fly out deep enough to score another run. The Blue Jays would respond to the early two-run lead with two runs of their own. A one-out single by Jose Reyes gave Melky Cabrera the runner needed for his 11th home run of the s...

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- 1 How does a 2-stroke outboard work?
- 2 Is a 2-stroke outboard faster than a 4 stroke?
- 3 Are 2-stroke outboards reliable?
- 4 Do 2-stroke outboard motors have engine oil?
- 5 How long will a 2-stroke outboard last?
- 6 Why are 2-stroke engines banned?
- 7 Which outboard motor is the most reliable?
- 8 Will 2-stroke outboards be banned?
- 9 Where are 2-stroke engines banned?
- 10 Why are outboard motors so unreliable?
- 11 Are 2-stroke boat motors bad?
- 12 Which is better 2-stroke or 4 stroke?
- 13 Can you still buy new 2-stroke outboards?
- 14 What is the best oil for 2-stroke?
- 15 How often should you start your outboard motor?
How does a 2-stroke outboard work?
A 2-stroke engine goes through two steps to effect combustion, and each involves the piston moving the length of the cylinder, or making a “stroke.” 1. As the piston begins to move up, it compresses the air/fuel mixture in the cylinder and closes off both the intake and exhaust valves.
Is a 2-stroke outboard faster than a 4 stroke?
Since the two-stroke isn’t encumbered with a valve train, the engine has fewer moving parts. Thus, it has less rotating mass. A two-stroke outboard can often accelerate faster than the same horsepower four-stroke.
Are 2-stroke outboards reliable?
One of the biggest things to look for when choosing an outboard motor is reliability. Fortunately, the 2 and 4 stroke motors in today’s market are very dependable. They’re built to last and power any adventure.
Do 2-stroke outboard motors have engine oil?
2-stroke outboards generally have an external oil tank with the oil and fuel mixture injected into the cylinder. The oil is consumed and the oil tank level must be maintained, replacing oil as it is used up. Today and into the future, 2-stroke, 4-stroke, electric or diesel, the choice is all yours.
How long will a 2-stroke outboard last?
A typical two-stroke or four-stroke outboard engine should provide 1,500 hours of run time. Based on the average use of 200 hours per year, this will last 7-8 years. However, changing your oil every 50 hours of operation and regularly flushing the engine can see your outboard engine last 10 to 20 years.
Why are 2-stroke engines banned?
Answer: Two-strokes left the market because they could not meet steadily-tightening EPA standards for vehicle exhaust emissions. A four-stroke engine has a separate piston stroke for each of the four functions necessary to a spark-ignition engine: intake, compression, power, and exhaust.
Which outboard motor is the most reliable?
Best Outboard Engines
- Suzuki DF25. Above: Hour upon hour of testing has proven the reliability and easy starting of the DF25.
- Yamaha F25. You’ve gotta love where an engine like the Yamaha F25 can take you.
- Mercury 75/90/115.
- Torqeedo Deep Blue.
- Suzuki DF90.
- Yamaha V-Max SHO 115.
- Evinrude ETEC G2.
- Yamaha F250.
Will 2-stroke outboards be banned?
Two-stroke engines are not “banned” for use on all waterways in California, nor is there any plan to do so. Carbureted and electronic-injection two-stroke engines are considered high-emission engines.
Where are 2-stroke engines banned?
Many 2-stroke boat engines banned in California state parks. MILLERTON LAKE, Calif. Starting Sunday, state park officials have the power to cite boaters who violate the new emissions standards — and this new regulation applies to a specific type of boat engine.
Why are outboard motors so unreliable?
Why are boat engines unreliable? Many boat engines are “unreliable” because they are not taken care of correctly. While some boat engines are less reliable than others, there are common engine issues that appear from overuse, ill-maintenance, or low-quality materials.
Are 2-stroke boat motors bad?
2-Stroke Outboards Cons The biggest downside to 2-stroke motors is higher emissions. Due to their design, much of the engine oil is burned with the fuel and exits the engine in the form of harmful hydrocarbon emissions. Older 2-stroke motors that rely on carburetors are particularly bad for emissions and fuel economy.
Which is better 2-stroke or 4 stroke?
Because 2-stroke engines are designed to run at a higher RPM, they also tend to wear out faster; a 4-stroke engine is generally more durable. That being said, 2-stroke engines are more powerful. Two-stroke engines require pre-mixing of oil and fuel, while the 4-strokes do not.
Can you still buy new 2-stroke outboards?
Yamaha and Mercury have stopped producing direct-injection 2-stroke outboards (Tohatsu still builds a few), but the latest-generation 4-strokes weigh the same as 2-strokes and offer the latest digital advances.
What is the best oil for 2-stroke?
Some of the best 2-stroke engine oils to consider include:
- Red Line 2-Stroke Engine Oil. Buy on Amazon » Red Line has been a reputed brand in the racing market since 1979.
- Lucas Semi-Synthetic 2-Cycle Oil.
- Maxima Castor927 2-Stroke Engine Oil.
- Valvoline 2-Cycle TC-W3 Motor Oil.
- Pennzoil Marine XLF 2-Cycle Engine Oil.
How often should you start your outboard motor?
A few hours every week keeps the motor in better shape than using it two or three full days every month. The more often it gets used, the better it will run, just like any vehicle. If it’s left sitting idle at the marina or in a garage for the majority of the time, parts tend to go bad faster.


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By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Former Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman Josh Brent is a free man. He has been released from the Dallas County Jail.
He was released from behind bars this afternoon. He went to prison following the conviction of a previous incident that killed his former friend and teammate Jerry Brown Jr.
Through the investigation, it was determined that Brent was drunk when he crashed a vehicle that killed Brown Jr. At this time, it is not clear if he will have to go to a rehab facility to complete the rest of his six-month sentence.
He was originally scheduled to be at the facility through the end of July. Brent was convicted in January of intoxication manslaughter.
The accident happened in December 2012. The police investigation showed that Brent was drunk more than twice the legal limit when he crashed his car near Dallas.
Brown Jr. was a practice squad player at the time of his death. While Brent claimed that he is retired, a team may be able to give him another chance with his sentence out of the way.
At this time, though, it is unclear if a team will be willing to take that gamble. If he signs with another team, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell may lay down the law by giving him a suspension before Brent sees a field again.
Goodell has had a ruly-hand when it comes to suspending and fining players.
From 2010 through 2012, Brent made 39 appearances with the Cowboys. He made 5 starts.
He had 31 tackles with 1.5 sacks. He also had one forced fumble and one pass deflection.
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Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence was ruled out for the remainder of Sunday’s game against the Buccaneers with a shoulder injury.
A nightmare day continues for the Jaguars. At one point, the Jaguars were down 30-0 and now have watched their quarterback get injured for the second time in three weeks. The Jaguars have quickly gone from No. 1 seed contender to squarely on the playoff bubble. C.J. Beathard is in at quarterback.

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4 Places In Mussoorie That Serve The BEST Tibetan Food Ever!
What's better than having some steaming food in the cold weather? Nothing at all! In fact food tastes so much better in the hills, especially Tibetan food which you'll find plenty of here in Mussoorie which is why we've mapped out 5 places that you must check out RN!
1. Kalsang's Friends Corner
Tucked in a corner on the famous Mall Road, this is one of the greatest tourist attractions in itself! The two floored restaurant with Tibetan prayer flags and red printed walls and glass windows all around gives a very traditional feel! They have a 10 page long menu that showcases Chinese, Tibetan and Thai specialities. From Dim Sums to Soups & Thukpa, everything is super delicious so go try!
Location | Survey Colony, Mall Road
Timings | 10 AM –10 PM
2. Amitash - The Rice Bowl
Amitash Restaurant also known as Rice Bowl is a simplistic and cozy restaurant that has a clear view of two sides of the Mall Road! This restaurant has a hut-type look from the outside and has a very calm ambience and an amazing view from the 2nd floor. The restaurant has an extensive menu which boasts of Noodles, Momos, Spring Rolls and Fried Rice to name a few! We personally recommend that you try out their Fried Rice and Manchurian - it’s a combination made in heaven and would satiate all your Chinese cravings *no exaggeration*!
Location | The Mall Road, Rialto Gate
Timings | 10 AM – 10 PM
3. Momos Tibetan Kitchen
Momo’ Tibetan Kitchen is tucked away in the Kulri Bazaar on the Mall Road. Fairly new, as compared to the ones that have been here for decades, this place has some really cool, peppy interiors with some beautiful, artsy walls! They serve Thai, Chinese and of course, Tibetan food.Their Thukpa and soups are amongst the most recommended dishes here that one cannot miss. Don’t forget to order up the Ginger Beer - it goes best with all this scrumptious food!
Location | South End, Mall Road
Timings | 10 AM – 10 PM
4. Doma's Inn
This place in Landour has an eclectic decor with a traditional and colourful vibe to it. The restaurant has a main dining hall which is beautifully designed. When here, do try the Thukpa and momos which are super authentic and delicious.
Location | Ivy cottage 248179, Luxmanpuri, Rajmandi, Landour
Timings | 10 AM - 10 PM
So plan a trip and tuck into these treats super soon!

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The Royal Commission recommends that the Victorian Government establishes a new entity, the Victorian Collaborative Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing. As a first step, the Mental Health Implementation Office should establish the governance of the Collaborative Centre and begin planning for a purpose-built facility in Melbourne.
The Collaborative Centre will bring people with lived experience together with researchers and experts in multidisciplinary clinical and non-clinical care to develop and provide adult mental health services, conduct research and disseminate knowledge with the aim of delivering the best possible outcomes for people living with mental illness. The centre will work within a network of partners including service and research organisations in rural and regional areas.
The Collaborative Centre will:
- drive exemplary practice for the full and effective participation and inclusion of people with lived experience across the mental health system
- conduct interdisciplinary, translational research into new treatments and models of care and support to inform service delivery, policy and law making
- educate the mental health workforce through practice improvement, training and professional development programs.
Models of care for the services the Collaborative Centre provides to its local community will reflect the Commission’s final redesign of Victoria’s mental health system


12 December, 1986
Safety volunteers may get tax break
TRENTON — Residents would get a tax break for joining loc,a1 volunteer fire companies and rescue squads under a measure released this week from an Assembly committee.
The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Joseph Palaia (R-Monmouth), is part of a total legislative package designed to provide assistance to,emergency service, units.
It would grant volunteer firefighters, rescue squad and first aid squad members a $1,000 exemption on their New Jersey Gross Income Tax.
According to Assemblyman Palaia, a volunteer would have to be an active member of a company which meets certain standards in order to, qualify for the tax exemption.
“It is obvious that the state must provide added personal. incentives to attract more individuals to the ranks of public safety organizations,” he said. “A tax break may be one of the ingredients necessary to convince an undecided resident to volunteer their time.”
Another measure in the package, passed recently in the Assembly, would create a study commission to explore the creation of a pension’ fund for emergency service volunteers.


Reports have it that Japanese vehicle manufacturer Suzuki will be taking the covers off the fourth-generation 2022 Suzuki Swift around mid-next year. And with the new generation comes big changes such as an evolutionary design, a new platform and changes to its powertrain options.
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The information was sourced from a Japanese publication, which points to July 2022 as the reveal date of the ever-popular subcompact city car. The all-new 2022 Suzuki Swift's underpinnings will sit on a "newly developed" platform, referred to as the HEARTECT lightweight architecture, which will make the subcompact hatchback lighter than it already is, and more rigid compared with the outgoing model's architecture. The report doesn't say, however, whether the upcoming Suzuki Swift's chassis will totally be all-new from the ground up or just be a considerably revised version of the current third-generation Swift introduced back in 2017.
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Along with the five-door city car's frame overhaul, the exterior of the forthcoming iteration of the Suzuki Swift will boast a huge advancement over the current generation, with softer curves and more prominent lines that would make the chic hatchback appear a touch more premium.
Not much information is available about possible changes to the Suzuki Swift's interior, but reports say it will have a more advanced cabin with minutiae such as a partly-digital instrument panel and a larger infotainment display screen.
With regard to the powertrain options, it looks like the Japanese marque will retain the 1.2L naturally aspirated 4-cylinder engine in its regular gasoline and mild hybrid (MHEV) variants. The series-parallel hybrid (HEV) option, however, is being ditched for the next-generation Suzuki Swift, most likely due to lack of demand. Reports claim that the 1.2L mill of the all-new 2022 Suzuki Swift surpasses that of its predecessor in terms of fuel efficiency and power feel, though no specifics are mentioned.
In the Philippines, the MEHV and HEV powertrains are not on offer. What we have is the 1.2L K12B Dualjet I4 gasoline engine that produces 82hp of maximum power output and 113Nm of peak torque, which is paired to either a 5-speed manual or a continuously variable transmission (CVT). It remains to be seen if the mild hybrid option will be introduced by Suzuki Philippines moving forward. We're sure it will be much welcome as it promises considerable fuel savings.
It was also reported that the 1.4L turbocharged 4-cylinder gasoline-fed Suzuki Swift Sport variant with a 6-speed manual gearbox will be continued—with a possible increase in grunt—but it won't be arriving until 2023. Sad to say, this variant is also currently not on offer locally. There are only two Suzuki Swift varieties available in the country: the Suzuki Swift 1.2 GL and the Suzuki Swift 1.2 Special Edition, each with a manual and a CVT option.
With many motorists prioritizing safety these days, the next-generation Suzuki Swift is expected to come equipped with loads of active and passive safety features. Details of these new safety techs are scarce at the moment, but the current Philippine-spec Suzuki Swift has dual airbags (driver and passenger), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD), and 3-point seatbelts for all five passengers, to name a few. The petite car also boasts a pedestrian injury body, in which major injuries to pedestrians are reduced, if not totally avoided, in case of a crash. The hugely popular hatch also has an impact-absorbing body design that features the manufacturer's Total Effective Control Technology (TECT). It is also important to note that the current generation of the Suzuki Swift got 4 stars out of five in the Southeast Asia or ASEAN New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) rating. Suzuki is most likely improving the upcoming generation to get a perfect 5-star score.
The all-new Suzuki Swift will be around before you know it. More information will surely be available in the months to come, so keep your eyes peeled for both non-official and official teasers or announcements.


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Homeopathic care and medicines have long been known to be an effective alternative to synthetic drugs. Our homeopathic treatments are individualised to each of our patient’s, focusing mainly on eliminating the underlying cause. We focus only on natural homeopathic care, ensuring no downsides or side effects in our approach.
We Follow the Homeopathic Principle
Homeopathic medicines and therapy are made from unique natural ingredients and techniques. This field of medicine follows a simple principle, which is the law of similars: “like cures like.”
For example, slicing onions cause teary eyes and runny nose. Equating this concept to the law on similar, when we use an onion to make a homeopathic medicine (Allium cepa), it can then be used to treat a patient with the same symptoms (e.g., a person suffering from hayfever). Other types of fevers will require other homeopathic medicines to match their specific symptoms. Another example involved drinking too much caffeine can cause anemic symptoms like agitation and sleeplessness. Again, using the homeopathic concept, turning coffee into a homeopathic medicine (Coffea cruda), it can be used to treat patients suffering from the same symptoms, as well as other related symptoms like insomnia and racing thoughts.
You probably get the point by now. The law of similars is pretty clear and straightforward. The correct homeopathic medicine must be given to the patient with the same specific symptoms. By doing so, it will relieve their symptoms and correct their bodies. Homeopathic medicine consists of all-natural ingredients. It doesn’t use any chemical substances, guaranteeing a natural cure that has no side effects whatsoever.
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I finally have a decent pipe! Bought it from, patelbadboy2006, KM Hafa 30 inches...and i love it :P Also got a nammor hose, coconaras and loads of shisha...Cheers dude! I now have a decent set up
The difference between this and my old piece of crap is amazing
I do still need some cleaning brushes though, some look a bit short to me, anyone know where i can get a decent set in the UK?
...And if anyone i nthe UK is selling a phunnel bowl ill bite your hand off for it :P


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The material included for this meeting�s agenda includes a detailed legal analysis by LeRoy Schramm of the issues related to various administrative assessments by the State of Montana against permanent trusts established for campuses of the university system or revenue from those trusts.� You will recall that this issue first came to our attention when we had under consideration a policy to make income from timber sales on university system lands immediately distributable instead of continuing to deposit them into the specific trust.� In January, we were all surprised to learn the magnitude of the administrative expenses that were to be imposed upon our distributable revenue.� LeRoy Schramm was instructed to review this situation and come back to the Regents in July with a report and recommendations.
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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter said Wednesday that the National Rifle Association’s proposal to put a gun in every American school is a “dumb-ass idea.”
Nutter, a Democrat, was speaking about a gunman who shot and killed two firefighters in Webster, N.Y., Monday after they arrived at a house fire.
“I guess out of last week’s bizarre press statement — it wasn’t a press conference — I guess that Mr. [Wayne] LaPierre would say that firefighters need to have armed guards go with them. I think it just shows that that was a completely dumb-ass idea from the start,” Nutter said on MSNBC.
He continued: “We need to ban assault weapons. We need to ban the high-capacity clips and magazines. We need serious background information system upgrade.”
On Friday, NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre said during a news conference in Washington that the NRA wants to have armed security in every school in the country in response to the Dec. 14 shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Nutter said: “The American public has really had enough and that we’re not going to allow what has happened in the past to go on.”
He added: “People need to demand a plan, and cities all across America certainly need to join this fight.”


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Kitchen & Bathroom - Cabinets & Design review in Mississauga
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Achieving Social Equality for Women in Vietnam Today: Some Lesson Learned
AbstractAchieving social equality for women is one of the most crucial Millennium Development Goals in many countries all over the world. In contemporary Vietnam, social justice is taken into consideration in various angles, in which women’s social justice is an issue mattered to the Party and the State. In fact, Vietnam has made remarkable achievements in the implementation of social justice for women in many fields such as economics, politics and education. This study, however, also addresses many challenges faced by Vietnam in implementing social justice for women, which include (1) The difference in the proportion of men and women participating in economic activities, management leadership at all levels participation is still quite high; (2) Women’s more disadvantage than men and their lack of receiving necessary conditions to contribute to their worth; (3) Women’s social injustic through the smaller percentage of girls in primary and secondary school in comparison to boys, especially in poor and ethnic minority areas, etc. By analyzing the underlying influencing factors of the situation in Viet Nam, the article suggests core solutions to improve social justice for women and girls in contemporary Vietnam, which include training women with essential skills, sharing women’s workload by infrastructure and services, strengthening the implementation and the supervision of Law on Gender Equality and the National Strategy for Gender Equality, focusing on more effective propaganda and education on gender equality, As a result, women will fully realize their potential and, therefore, contribute more to social life.Keywords: social equality for women, women’s social justice, Social justice for Vietnamese women
Jul 18, 2018
How to Cite
THI, Nga Nguyen; KIM, Dr. Oanh Hoang Thi. Achieving Social Equality for Women in Vietnam Today: Some Lesson Learned. European Journal of Social Sciences, [S.l.], v. 1, n. 2, p. 81-85, july 2018. ISSN 2601-8640. Available at: <http://journals.euser.org/index.php/ejss/article/view/3653>. Date accessed: 21 sep. 2020. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.26417/ejss.v1i2.p81-85.

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Pumpkin Water Tower - Circleville, OH
The water tower in Circleville, Ohio is shaped and painted like a giant pumpkin. The giant pumpkin is in honor of the town's annual Pumpkin Show which was first held in 1903. Today the show attracts 400,000 visitors!
The water tower, which holds a million gallons, was built in 1976 but it wasn’t until 1997 that it was painted to resemble a giant gourd. The stem doesn’t really have a function, it was added for authenticity!
Circleville is also the home of the Ted Lewis Museum, named for an obscure actor.
Located at: Logan St., Circleville, Ohio