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WWW-Codeguard-0.11

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By David Oswald
| metacpan.org
Modules Perl interface to interact with the Codeguard API Perl interface to interact with the Codeguard API as a 'partner'. Perl interface to interact with the Codeguard API as a 'user' To install WWW::Codeguard, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal. cpanm cpanm WWW::Codeguard CPAN shell perl -MCPAN -e shell install WWW::Codeguard For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.
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Timing belt, will it walk?

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By David Oswald
| swedespeed.com
I just finished the 14 months process of replacing the timing belt, water pump, and spark plugs on my 88 244 with 290,000 miles. It's a long story but I had a leak on the thermostat and decided to replace that, the water pump, radiator, timing belt, and spark plugs. I got this all done in a day, put it all back together and the Volvo idled great for 30 minutes. Decided to do a test drive and before driving reved up the engine. The timing belt slipped off. Bad tensioner pulley.
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10 years after the Lacrosse building cladding fire, the defects and disasters continue

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By Trivess Moore, David Oswald
| The Conversation Verified
Ten years ago, a late-night cigarette started a fire that spread rapidly up 13 storeys on the Lacrosse apartment building in Melbourne. The November 24 fire caused more than A$5.7 million in damages, but thankfully no lives were lost. Investigators found Lacrosse was covered in flammable cladding. It’s a building defect that increases serious fire risk. Ten years on, has enough changed to reduce such defects, or is there more to do?
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