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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Tata Indica V2 TurboMax Specification & Technical Features
Engine & Different Variants of Indica V2 TurboMax
Indica V2 TurboMax features a 1405cc turbo-intercooled diesel engine, the Turbomax manages to produce 135 Nm of torque at 2500 rpm and 70 Bhp of maximum power at 4500 rpm. Despite good power and torque. There are no changes to the car’s interiors.Indica V2 TurboMax is available in two variants – DLE and DLS. The former, without power steering, will be the taxi cab operator’s choice. The latter should be the family man’s car who needs an inexpensive hatchback with power steering and air-conditioning that can that can seat five, has decent boot space, and travel long distances without putting a hole in his wallet.
The Indica V2 Turbomax is available in four shades:
- Furnace red
- Magnesium gray
- Arctic silver
- Mint White.
Tata Indica V2 TurboMax Specification
- Name:Indica V2 TurboMax
- Model:DLE
- Car Body Type:Hatchback
- Segment:B+ Segment
- Top Speed:136
- Fuel Consumption:21.00 kmpl.
- Displacement:1405cc , IDI Turbo Intercooled
- Maximum Power:70 Bhp @ 4500 rpm
- Maximum Torque:135 Nm @ 2500 rpm
- Tyre Size:165/65 R14
- Suspension:Independent McPehrson Strut, Coil Springs
- Turning Circle:4.90 mtrs.
- Brakes:Front Disk, Rear Drum
- Gears:5 Manual
- Ground Clearance:165.00 mm
- Kerb Weight:1040.00 kgs.
- Fuel Tank:37.00
- Length:3690 mm
- Width:1665 mm
- Height:1485 mm
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There Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens
There ain't nobody here at all.
So calm yourself and stop that fuss
There ain't nobody here but us...
Chickens are funny creatures. Alan opens the door to their coop every morning. By the time I leave for work they are standing on the side and in the middle of the road. I slow down and they look at the car and peck the road. I honk and some of them run alongside the car or right in front of it and stop and peck the road and grass some more. I honk again and inch forward. Somehow I get past all of them without anyone getting run over. They peck the road. They weren’t worried in the least!
So what came first, the chicken or the egg? Well, I don’t know about everywhere but around here it’s the chicken. We didn’t have fresh eggs before they got here. When they came they were cute little chicks. It was a mixed batch so we didn’t know if we were getting hens or roosters or what. We got mostly hens but there are three roosters. I really like the fresh eggs. We have all colors of eggs; light tan, brown, white and green.
The roosters act like typical males, strutting around thinking they are really something. All three roosters wanted to be in charge. They fought for dominance. One gets to be the boss rooster and bully the others. After all the posturing took place it seemed like the flock divided into three groups, one for each rooster. I think of them as chicken harems. The head rooster is called a Production Red. He’s kind of pretty, for a chicken anyway.
Chickens were domesticated about 8000 years ago and there are over 150 kinds of domestic chickens. In fact there are more chickens in the world then any domesticated bird. Different breeds have different characteristics. These run from how they look to the color of eggs they lay. They have funny names, too, like Transylvanian Naked Neck or Waki Waki Hawa. In the bunch of chickens that we got there are Buff Orpingtons, Columbian Wyandotts, Production Reds, Golden Laced Wyandottes, Black Australorps, and Light Brahmas. There was a Speckled Sussex as well, but it died. According to Alan we still need more chickens that include Welsumers, Barnevelders, and Cochins. The Cochins are the chickens who have the big balls of feathers on their feet that look like shoes. To me they all just look like chickens!
It is thought that the nearest relative of the Tyrannosaurus Rex is a chicken. This was decided from research on collagen that was extracted from the thigh bone of a 68-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Rex. There were similarities between the dinosaur collagen sample and the bone collagen of chickens. This gave support for the hypothesis that birds as we know them today are descended from dinosaurs. I didn't know collagen would last 68 million years. Before that, there was still the thought that there was a relation between the two. The dino-bird connection was based on physical similarities in the creature’s body and bone structure.
You can knit or crochet a chicken. My friend from LSSK made a great purse. She experimented and came up with the pattern herself. There are other chicken patterns as well, like chicken potholders, magnets and stuffed animals. If you can’t have the real thing you could make a fitting substitute!
So, were there really Dinochick-Rexes or Chickosauruses running around millions of years ago? I don’t know. What I'd really like to know is did dinosaurs taste like chicken?
Knitayear goes on. August 26 is day 148. I helped a school district and actually was included. They asked my opinion and asked for suggestions. I felt like they really wanted to know what I thought. I chose a purple mohair. The purple is a royal color and the mohair binds it all together and makes it strong. Day 149 is August 27. It was a busy day but I got a lot accomplished. I was very industrious and chose a yellow variegated soy yarn. I did a slip stitch pattern that makes this section look industrious too! Day 150 is a lazy day. I chose a light green from sock yarn for this day. Day 151 is an ambitious day. I have plans and actually get some things that I planned done! I chose a very thick turquoise yarn, for my big plans! Day 152 was not a good day. I was invisible. I suppose I let it happen. Anyway, I picked a beige homespun, kind of nondescript, like I felt all day today. August 31 was a lot better day. Got a haircut and got to go to the wine dinner. I also helped some people who appreciated it at work. I felt a lot more useful than yesterday! I chose a rainbow Noro, and used an orange/green section. I liked how the colors twisted together. They twisted to make a new color. I need to remember that experiences twist together and make new ones. And tomorrow will be a better day. I don’t suppose there are any orange and green chickens. Unless it’s Easter!
Tomorrow is a busy day.
We got things to do, we got eggs to lay.
We got ground to dig and worms to scratch,
It takes a lot of sittin', gettin' chicks to hatch.
Oh, there ain't nobody here but us chickens.
There ain't nobody here at all…
So calm yourself and stop that fuss
There ain't nobody here but us...
Chickens are funny creatures. Alan opens the door to their coop every morning. By the time I leave for work they are standing on the side and in the middle of the road. I slow down and they look at the car and peck the road. I honk and some of them run alongside the car or right in front of it and stop and peck the road and grass some more. I honk again and inch forward. Somehow I get past all of them without anyone getting run over. They peck the road. They weren’t worried in the least!
So what came first, the chicken or the egg? Well, I don’t know about everywhere but around here it’s the chicken. We didn’t have fresh eggs before they got here. When they came they were cute little chicks. It was a mixed batch so we didn’t know if we were getting hens or roosters or what. We got mostly hens but there are three roosters. I really like the fresh eggs. We have all colors of eggs; light tan, brown, white and green.
The roosters act like typical males, strutting around thinking they are really something. All three roosters wanted to be in charge. They fought for dominance. One gets to be the boss rooster and bully the others. After all the posturing took place it seemed like the flock divided into three groups, one for each rooster. I think of them as chicken harems. The head rooster is called a Production Red. He’s kind of pretty, for a chicken anyway.
Chickens were domesticated about 8000 years ago and there are over 150 kinds of domestic chickens. In fact there are more chickens in the world then any domesticated bird. Different breeds have different characteristics. These run from how they look to the color of eggs they lay. They have funny names, too, like Transylvanian Naked Neck or Waki Waki Hawa. In the bunch of chickens that we got there are Buff Orpingtons, Columbian Wyandotts, Production Reds, Golden Laced Wyandottes, Black Australorps, and Light Brahmas. There was a Speckled Sussex as well, but it died. According to Alan we still need more chickens that include Welsumers, Barnevelders, and Cochins. The Cochins are the chickens who have the big balls of feathers on their feet that look like shoes. To me they all just look like chickens!
It is thought that the nearest relative of the Tyrannosaurus Rex is a chicken. This was decided from research on collagen that was extracted from the thigh bone of a 68-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Rex. There were similarities between the dinosaur collagen sample and the bone collagen of chickens. This gave support for the hypothesis that birds as we know them today are descended from dinosaurs. I didn't know collagen would last 68 million years. Before that, there was still the thought that there was a relation between the two. The dino-bird connection was based on physical similarities in the creature’s body and bone structure.
You can knit or crochet a chicken. My friend from LSSK made a great purse. She experimented and came up with the pattern herself. There are other chicken patterns as well, like chicken potholders, magnets and stuffed animals. If you can’t have the real thing you could make a fitting substitute!
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| Chicken Clutch from Gari. http://www.etsy.com/shop/garilynn |
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| Close up of chicken's head on Gari's purse. http://www.etsy.com/shop/garilynn |
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| Chicken potholder Gari made. http://www.etsy.com/shop/garilynn |
Knitayear goes on. August 26 is day 148. I helped a school district and actually was included. They asked my opinion and asked for suggestions. I felt like they really wanted to know what I thought. I chose a purple mohair. The purple is a royal color and the mohair binds it all together and makes it strong. Day 149 is August 27. It was a busy day but I got a lot accomplished. I was very industrious and chose a yellow variegated soy yarn. I did a slip stitch pattern that makes this section look industrious too! Day 150 is a lazy day. I chose a light green from sock yarn for this day. Day 151 is an ambitious day. I have plans and actually get some things that I planned done! I chose a very thick turquoise yarn, for my big plans! Day 152 was not a good day. I was invisible. I suppose I let it happen. Anyway, I picked a beige homespun, kind of nondescript, like I felt all day today. August 31 was a lot better day. Got a haircut and got to go to the wine dinner. I also helped some people who appreciated it at work. I felt a lot more useful than yesterday! I chose a rainbow Noro, and used an orange/green section. I liked how the colors twisted together. They twisted to make a new color. I need to remember that experiences twist together and make new ones. And tomorrow will be a better day. I don’t suppose there are any orange and green chickens. Unless it’s Easter!
Tomorrow is a busy day.
We got things to do, we got eggs to lay.
We got ground to dig and worms to scratch,
It takes a lot of sittin', gettin' chicks to hatch.
Oh, there ain't nobody here but us chickens.
There ain't nobody here at all…
Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011 specifications and features with price details
Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011 specifications,Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011 reviews and Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011 Features are include here by Top Speed.Here we give a full and detailed structure of the Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011.TOP SPEED provide High resolution wallpapers of the Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011.Addition of extra features of Vehicle can very the Price given .Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011 wallpapers,Stills and pictures
Base 6M Base 6M $19,200 Not Available 1.5L I4
122 HP 31 / 37 mpg
Base CVT Base CVT $19,850 Not Available 1.5L I4
122 HP 35 / 39 mpg
EX 6M EX 6M $20,760 Not Available 1.5L I4
122 HP 31 / 37 mpg
EX CVT EX CVT $21,410 Not Available 1.5L I4
122 HP 35 / 39 mpg
EX 6M w/ Navigation EX 6M w/ Navigation $22,560 Not Available 1.5L I4
122 HP 31 / 37 mpg
EX CVT w/ Navigation EX CVT w/ Navigation $23,210 Not Available 1.5L I4
122 HP 35 / 39 mpg
Honda CR-Z EX 6M 2011 specifications
- Standard Engine 1.5L I4
- Standard Transmission 6 Speed Automatic
- Cylinders 4
- Horsepower @RPM 122@6000
- Fuel Economy Cty/Hwy 31 / 37
- Combined Fuel Economy 34
- EPA Class Two Seater
- Number of Valves 16
- Torque @RPM 1000
- Fuel Type System Hybrid Gas / Electric / Multi-Port Fuel Injected
- Turbo (Yes/No) No
- Overdrive Transmission Yes
- Battery Output N/A
- Compression 10.4:1
- Displacement 1497 / 91
- Bore X Stroke 2.87x3.50
- Cruising Range 360.4 miles
- Final Drive Gear Ratio Opt N/A
- Power to Weight Ratio 27.8
- Final Drive Ratio No
- Valves Configuration Single Overhead Cam
- Supercharged No
- Electric HorsePower RPM 1500
- Electric Torque Feet Per Pound 58
- Electric Torque RPM 1000
- Electric HorsePower BHP 13
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Braking & Traction
- Regenerative Braking System
- Vehicle Stability Assist(TM) (VSA(R)) Vehicle Stability Control System Operated Via Engine Power Reduction, ABS and Traction Control
- Traction Control
- Electronic Brake Force Distribution
- 4-Wheel Anti-Lock Brakes
- Brake Assistance
- Hill Start Control
- Front Power 262-mm Ventilated Disc and Rear Power 259-mm Solid Disc Brakes
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