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Low potassium (hypokalemia) refers to a lower than normal potassium level in your bloodstream. Potassium is a chemical (electrolyte) that is critical to the proper functioning of nerve and muscles cells, particularly heart muscle cells.
Normally, your blood potassium level is 3.6 to 5.2 millimoles per liter (mmol/L). A very low potassium level (less than 2.5 mmol/L) can be life-threatening and requires urgent medical attention.
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Looks good to me, but you might need to build some more. I'm up to 10 swarms so far this spring.Swarms will vary in size depending upon rather they are a prime swarm and how massive the parent colony got before swarming. I've seen them as small as a softball and bigger than two basketballs. To me it looks like your traps are a good size for an average swarm. However I'm not a bee.7 deep frames can hold a lot of bees especially if some of your frames are foundationless. The exact number I don't know, but a deep frame has around 6500 cells. I would guess a single bee on a packed frame would cover 3 to 4 cells. 6500 x 7 = 45500 cells. 45000/1 bee per 3.5 cells = 13,000 bees. Supposedly 3000 per lbs. So the comb in your traps may accommodate 4 lbs of bees. I didn't count the walls, and top of your box, but the bees need some spare room too.
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Don't forget Lee's buddy Michael Curry. ;)
He forgot the side court.
The approach Curry should have taken, is with a big pre-game conference (and taped for his team upon that day's arrival), to the NY writers: "There has been an awful lot of talk about good and evil in repect toward it's influence on team leadership levels. The Nets has its only savior in Vince Carter and he has those glowing robes. There has been trash talk toward our side on AI's reluctance on walking the burning coals. This is all nonsense. Tonight, AI will start and play the entire 48 mintues. I am sure those glowing robes will do likewise. May the best team win." That is how you sell basketball, your team, individual challenges and your organization!
Great recap Lee. I just watched the game. I think those highlighted parts sum it up perfectly. No AA on Harris. No AI/AA this game. And KB in for his post defense on Josh Boone, Brook Lopez ? Is this season almost over yet?
Great point. We only have to add about 8 or 9 pieces over the summer and that should do it. Plus find a new coach.
tell to mrs Davidson to sell this team and buy a new one. Less of "micromanagement."
Games like this last year we always won. The team's offensive output was plenty to win.
Wow, I look at the game box score and found that we lost to a team with only 2 names whom I knew, time flies. LB is going to playoff, NBA is going to have a Hollywood scenario writen by Pistons for MJ, the basketball god.
so your ok with the coach? and the trainers seem to be slipping too... i mean look at all the injuries this year,,,,,,,
I looked at Coach MC after the game and his body language was as bad as I have seen it...the slumped shoulders, the downcast eyes, the shuffling steps. From what I've read about body language, those are all pretty negative signs.
Arnie is not wasting his good creams this season. He's sandbagging to show management how valuable he really is.
I think Rip's the only Piston worth keeping at this point. He's tired.
You forgot the coach. That leaves us with, umm.... yes, the Palace. Palace good. So we've got a good base to start with. All we need is a basketball team and coaching staff.
If you remember, early in the season, Curry looked just fine. It got pretty tough on him though after the preseason and the first few regular season games. This is when it became obvious to everyone that Joe was determined to put him out there as the head coach 48 minutes a night. What you're seeing now..... that's just tired legs. For a while Curry tried to fix this by sitting down more often, but that just made the blood pool in his lower extremities. Joe should have seen this coming and switched him out with Dave Cowens predominantly, with Walker getting in there sporadically depending on the situation. This way we're rotating between guard and big man at the head coach spot, and not making the mistake of running two backcourt coaches. The other teams would surely eat us up for a bush-league move like that. Pat Sullivan? He's not even an NBA coach. I've broken down what he does on the bench, and it seems that all he does is move his head back and forth and yell once in a while, that's it. He tries to make up for his coaching inadequacies by rushing to timeout huddles before everyone else. I'm not fooled by that. Go back to Argentina, Pat Sullivan! Don't get me wrong, Curry is a fine coach. Joe's just using him wrong. Next year's GM needs to switch Curry and Cowens and then spend the season with a heavy rotation of both while inserting Walker at intervals regular enough to keep him playoff ready. It should have been obvious to anybody that Cowens should have been getting out there more as the head coach. Instead, ESPN has to slap us in the face today with a reminder of just how great of a basketball product Cowens is. LeBron is just the fourth player to lead his team in PTS, REBS, AST, BLKS, STLS, the other three were Garnett, Pippen, and Cowens. Who knew this? I knew this. Joe shoulda known this. Time to fire Joe. He ruined everything this year with his idiotic coaching rotations.
I'm thinking with the general tone of this thread that it's probably all right if I don't watch the second half of last night's game. It wasn't in HD anyway.
Yup, b/c the defense was good enough. We started to look alot better before the injuries to Sheed/Rip. Now w/ Curry going nuts w/ the line-up again, we're back to where we started.
Kobe Bryant/Lebron James get scouted thoroughly.
I guess I missed the memo that bynum was one of the best players in the world.
I agree 100%. What other team uses one head coach? Good post.
flawless really, but i still can't resist adding: if Joe had gotten the coaching rotations right, we could and would be 77-0 right now.
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Prongs are great tools. A flat collar or a leash can be a potential hazard too in the hands of the wrong person.
Prongs are great tools. A flat collar or a leash can be a potential hazard too in the hands of the wrong person.
I stopped using the prong a while ago because ty listens to heal now and there is no need for it. The whole point of training tools is to use them until you reach your desired behavior then you can hang them up.
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Kakarot, I think your dog will self-correct shortly. You just started working with the collar. Lots of youtube videos on using a prong collar.
OP, I too think you should meet with a different trainer. Something else is up. Seems like your pup needs some training to understand the heel and to build a better relationship with you. It is important that the pup knows what it is you want before you slap all these collars on her. You may not like this, but reading about a 6 month old that has gone through all these collars and techniques, I'm thinking that you have some remedial work to do. The relationship is likely damaged with her and you are going to have to repair that damage. A good trainer will be worth a ton (and that is coming from my painful experience). Finding a trainer that works with prong collars can take some time. Check with people, breeders, and dog clubs even police about trainers that work with protection breeds.
Don't give up but I do think something else is up.
Why do you want to use a tool that is obviously hurting your dog? I'm not sure about you, but my dog it's my friend and I don't want to intentionally hurt him.
I too have a young, energetic dog that it's learning to walk nicely on a leash. I tire him out awhile before I practice heeling or loose leash walking. We run around the back yard, go hiking on a long line, do tricks, etc, before we walk.
I use a front clip harness in distracting areas (check out the lupine no pull harness) a front clip harness can help you get more control with out hurting your dog and making him yelp. I try to always remember that training should be fun, fair, and firm.
|Yes shrug off his yelping. He isn't stupid. He'll learn that he just can't run ahead whenever he wants. If the prong is falling then it honestly can't be very tight....
did tons of research before using the prong collar and i used it today for the first time.. kept it up high on the neck, light tug when correcting, but it kept falling down to where his normal collar would sit and i kept having to adjust it. how tight (without him trying to pull) is too tight?
also, he walked SO much better today than any other times we've tried to walk him, so we're going to continue to use it for a while until he fully gets it.. but once in a while he'll get too excited sometimes when he's in a heel position and he'll try to RUN forward.. the prong collar tightens on him and he'll semi-yelp because he decided to try to dart ahead of me.. but he'll turn around into a more comfortable distance and he'll sit down or start walking next to me again. is this something he's just going to have to understand in time and should i just shrug off his yelping?
|If the dog doesn't like collars being put on then a 2.25mm prong could be too harsh for a correction. I'd also suggest a second opinion from a different trainer.
I have a petco brand prong and an hs. They both work exactly the same. Chances are your frustrated and the dog knows it, and it's creating tension during the walk. The pup could be under exercised as well which will create an even bigger monster on walks. When Anna was learning (on her prong) she had good days and bad days, it's important that no matter what happens you stay consistent and keep trying.
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|Called Leeburg to order a HS. They suggested a 2.5mm prong small collar. I also ordered the dominant dog collar for backup. Also got the prong collar leash. Ill get it tuesday. Cant wait because she pulls like a sled dog without one.
I have a similar problem but perhaps to a bit lesser degree
So, I feel for you.
It's very frustrating to have a dog pull and equally frustrating to have to correct the dog so often that neither of you are having any fun on the walks.
At least, in my case I know the drive that's tempting the dog to pull, he just loves to sniff the spots where other dogs pee along the route of our walk. He's identified mailboxes and street signs as the most visited "pee-emporiums" and gravitates towards them during the walks.
If I use a short six ft. leash he's a real pain and I have to walk in the middle of the road to keep him away from the scents. At a minimum I have to walk him with me near the curb and him nearer the center of the road and away from the scents.
But I also use a long-line (military calls them a 360) and sometimes allow him to scent all he likes, taking him back to close heel when an auto comes or when we're crossing a busy street. He does well on those walks and even comes to close heel pretty well. But then, he know he'll be able to go back to scenting in a minute or two once the cars are gone.
I've thought of giving up the long-line entirely. But that would mean going back to both of us not enjoying any aspect of the walk...unless someone else has an idea.
Oh, we don't use prong collars or e-collars; just choke collar.
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text: I haven't looked at the box score yet, but the thing that really stood out to me tonight was the way that Chauncey was anticipating passes and getting unusual steals. Also, we seemed to be mixing the zone in nicely and helping out. Maybe it helped that we were so frightened of Dirk and he grabbed our attention. Concerning our Center situation: Not to belittle Nazr, because I think he is trying as hard as he can, but I think Dale Davis would be a better starting center for this particular team. Our fab 4 are used to playing with a defensive center who does the dirty work. They are used to running the offense with 4 guys and a pick setter. Davis sets a better tone at the start of the game. Conversely, I think that our bench could use another scoring option. Nazr would not have the pressure of getting in early foul trouble and he would probably fare a lot better against the other team's backup C. Play him the same amount of minutes as he plays now, just with a different group of players. Flip could decide which center to finish with depending on the way the game is going... sort of like how Orlando does with Darko and Battie.


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What helmet is this?
Sgt. Fang's Mystery Helmet
Coming along nicely Doug
Looking good man
Looking great.
Looking good Doug. Nice detail on the kill stripes.
Right on!. Looks great, so far!
very nice indeed
Thanks everyone. Just working on the scratches now. Boy Fett's helmet was sure beaten up. If he was so good how come he got hit soooooo much.
SO are you going topical now? And the cheeks look black the ROTJ helmet has a blue-ish upper cheek just thought you might want to know
Yeah topical. Layered was too much for me. Yeah I first sprayed the upper cheeks blue and then misted them with black. The picture just doesn't show it. One of these days I am going to buy a better camera!!
In stead of using black on the cheeks use blue and green , ESB has black cheeks were jedi greeny blue
Ok. Finally getting close. I know this is not 100% movie accurate but I think it has turned out great. I do have a question about the weathering. I am using spray paint, and have an idea but what tricks/tips are there on doing the weathering? I figure you lightly mist it from a ways away and maybe cover some of the sections so it doesn't get on it? Would you typically use flat black and maybe grey or brown? This is my first bucket but all in all I have learned a ton thanks to everyone here.
Thanks in advance for your tips/tricks.
No dont do that, give it a dirty was down , I get some black and brown and oaka acrylics or water colours mix it up with alot of water so its basicly justs paint water,I brush it on or dab it on witrh a rag cover completly let dry then with a dry rag clean it up to desired affect , then hit it with a coat of Testors dull coat,
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Excellent BGHunter! Thanks for the tip. I will try that.
Dynamic1, thanks I think it has turned out good!
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You did a pretty good job bud...only things I see that jump out at me are the upper cheeks still look black maybe dust it with some green and blue to change the hue? Also the kill stripes are kinda duller than what I like for them, looks to yellow and not orange enough, did u sand them and that happen they looked better before could be camera tricks though
Thanks Fett4Real. That means alot. The kill stripes are orange. (I will try and get a better shot of them, they were really orange until I hit them with the dullcote). I will try and hit the upper cheeks maybe with a little bit of blue.
Ok. This lid is done. I know the cheeks aren't as blue as they should be to be movie accurate, but for my first time doing anything like this, I think it turned out pretty good. Took BGHunter's advice and gave it an acrylic Black and Burnt Umber wash to weather it. Then gave it a final coat of Dullcote. Now onto installing the foam and fans. Tried to mount an old pair of glasses in it but it didn't work right. Might have to think about this some more. Maybe time for a pair of contacts to use while trooping I guess. Thanks to everyone here on the board for the comments and help. Couldn't have done it without you. Thanks all.


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The Kent Denver Sun Devils knocked off the St. Louis Country Day Rams, 15-6, in the opening game of the Whitman's® Sampler® Mile High Classic at Sports Authority Field, home of the NFL's Denver Broncos.
The Sun Devils (8-2) took control of the contest in the third quarter, when they powered past the Rams (8-2) on a six-goal run, increasing their lead from 3-2 to 9-2. Kent Denver received key performances from attackman Bailey Tills and midfielder Jaden Franklin, who finished with four and three goals, respectively.
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Seniors Zach Cowan and Jackson Arnold tacked on two goals each, as defensemen Alex Sadler grabbed six groundballs.
In the first half of the contest, the two squads appeared to be even as the Rams took an early 2-1 lead in the first quarter. However, things went downhill from that point as the Rams defense couldn't handle the high-octane Sun Devil offense.
"Missouri isn't really on the map in the lacrosse world," said Country Day head coach Andy Kay. "We've had a few guys go to college from Missouri, but we're not known for exporting collegiate level talent on a consistent basis. We were really pressed by a really good Kent Denver team, which will help our kids acquire a better lacrosse IQ and move on and learn from this experience."
"Our guys aren't used to seeing teams that move the ball as efficiently as Kent Denver does, and we are not used to defending shooters like they have," he said. "I thought it was a great lesson for our guys for what they need to be sustainable in the long term for our program."
The Sun Devils struggled in the face-off X in the first half, but came out and won five straight after the half, which alleviated a lot of pressure on the defensive unit.
Sophomore goalie Marcus Stears played the first three quarters, recording seven saves in the contest. Senior Ben Lehr replaced him in the fourth quarter.
"I think our goalie is pretty special even though he is a sophomore," said Graesser. "I think one of the biggest differences was the experience of our defense.
I have two guys with two years of varsity level experience under their belts and they did a really nice job today as a unit. We played some more zone defense, because we wanted to deny No. 7 [Mac Cornwall] the easy opportunities he was getting earlier on."
The Sun Devils weekend has just begun, according to Graesser, as the team prepares for two games in the next three days against Fort Collins High School and Mullins High School, respectively. From there, the team's postseason will begin.
"I didn't know if I wanted to schedule this game initially, because we have games tomorrow and Monday, but in the end, it's great for the sport and it gives us a measuring stick and it gives them a measuring stick," said Graesser. "I think playing here for the kids is really big for them and our goal is to be back here on May 19th and play for a state title and I believe today will help us get there."
The high school matchup kicks off the Mile High Classic, with Virginia vs. Penn taking the field after.
"Having regional games for the sport is huge," said Graesser. "It wasn't too long ago that it was rare to have these type of games being played."


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Ceiba pentandra is a flowering tree that is classified in the family Bombacaceae, which contains an estimated 30 genera and 250 species, including baobab trees. Common names include kapok (KAY-pahk) and silk-cotton tree.
Ceiba pentandra occurs naturally in tropical rain forests or moist areas of drier forests in West Africa and in Central and South America. In the Americas, the kapok grows from southern Mexico to the southern boundary of the Amazon basin. Kapok trees are also grown on plantations in southeast Asia.
Ceiba pentandra can reach heights of 200 feet (60 m), may grow 13 feet (4 m) a year and can live as long as 200 years. They have wide buttresses at their base and large, flat crowns on top. Leaves are large and palmately compound with five to eight leaflets radiating from a common point on each leaf. Ceiba pentandra are deciduous and will drop all of their leaves once a year.
Flowers are large and bell-shaped, with five white to pink petals. The flowers have a pungent odor, which attracts their bat-pollinators. One to two flowers on each tree open each night, helping to ensure cross-pollination. In addition to bats, hummingbirds, bees, wasps and beetles have been seen visiting the flowers.Each tree may produce 500 to 4,000 fruits each fruiting season. The fruits are thick, woody seedpods containing approximately 200 small, brown seeds. Thus, one kapok tree may produce as many as 800,000 seeds per season.
The pod-like fruits open on the tree, releasing the seeds to the wind. Each seed is covered in white tufts of silky hair called kapok fiber. These hairs act as parachutes, helping the wind-dispersed seeds spread away from their parent plant. This decreases the chance that seedlings will have to compete with the parent plant for scarce soil nutrients and other resources.Like many tropical trees, kapoks are highly susceptible to interior decay. Some ecologists hypothesize that there may be a selective advantage to this particular tendency. Hollow portions of tropical trees are used extensively by bats, birds and other animals. For example, in Brazil, seven different species of bats were found roosting inside one hollow kapok tree. The beneficial droppings of these animals often fall all the way down a hollow tree section to the ground where the tree's roots have immediate access to nutrients. Competition for nutrients on the tropical forest floor is extremely intense and, because it's usually too dark inside a hollow for other plants to grow, the tree has a monopoly on the nutrient resources that fall within it.
These kapok fibers were, and in some places still are, commonly used as insulation and stuffing material for furniture and upholstered automobile seats. Because they're lightweight and waterproof, lifejackets were exclusively filled with kapok fibers until the middle of the 20th century.
Oil is made from the seeds of kapoks and is then made into soap. The seeds are also eaten by people and livestock in many parts of the world. In traditional medicine practiced in Surinam, the seeds, leaves, bark and resin from kapok trees are used to treat dysentery, fevers, venereal diseases, asthma, menstrual bleeding and kidney diseases. In Colombia, the bark is made into a liquid and applied to hair to stimulate growth. The same concoction is also given to cows after delivery to help shed the placenta.
Native tribes also put bits of kapok fiber on the base of their poison darts to make the darts fly better. Other tribes wrapped the fibers around the trunks of fruit trees to discourage leaf-cutting ants from clipping the leaves of the trees. The trunks of kapok trees were also made into carvings, canoes and coffins.
In addition to the use of the products, the kapok tree is culturally important to different groups of native people in tropical forests. To the Maya and various Hispanic cultures in Central and South America, the kapok is a holy tree that connects the terrestrial world to the heavens above. Some cultures believe that the dead climbed the kapok to reach heaven.Kapok trees are also culturally significant in Africa and are sacred in West Africa because they're associated with burial and ancestors. It''s also thought that the bark and leaves of kapoks have the power to expel evil spirits. In a region in Senegal, healing villages were founded at the base of large kapok trees because it was believed that these trees heal and protect people.
Many non-healing villages are also centered under the shade of kapok trees. If a kapok tree is not present at a village site, one will usually be planted. Often, when a forest is cleared, a great kapok tree will be left, providing shade for crops and serving as a reminder of the forest that once stood there.
As visitors approach the Tropical Rain Forest exhibit from a distance, they encounter a simulation of the remnants of a hollow kapok tree with a buttressed spire reaching approximately 28 feet at its highest point. As in nature, the roots of our simulated kapok spread along the ground for more than 30 feet and are covered in epiphytes such as bromeliads.
In Costa Rica, kapok trees are increasingly rare. Even though one tree would produce a huge quantity of wood, it is not good for construction because it is brittle when dry. The main use of wood from these trees is for concrete framing. These beautiful trees are cut down and their wood, which is very inexpensive, is used perhaps only once and then discarded. The Costa Rican conservation community wants to elevate the kapok to endangered status. Costa Rican has a few trees on the endangered list and these cannot be cut down for commercial use. Currently Ceiba pentandra is not on the list.
In the Gambia in West Africa, many people depend on products from the forest for food. Ceiba pentandra is valued in this region not only because its seeds can be eaten by people and livestock, but also as an economically important timber tree. However, the once intact forests of the Gambia have been seriously degraded, mainly through human activities such as illegal felling, frequent bush fires and unsustainable harvesting of forest products. Ceiba pentandra and other beneficial tree species are considered a high national priority for conservation. Consequently, the seedlings of these trees are raised in nurseries and are planted in degraded areas.
Baltodano, Javier. Personal communication. July 2002.
Danso, Abdoulie A., State of Forest Genetic Resources in the Gambia." Forestry Department, the Gambia. 2001. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. July 28, 2003.
Duke, James A., "Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary"." 1997. Agricultural Research Service. July 28, 2003. http://www.ars-grin.gov/duke/dictionary/tico/
Janzen, Daniel H. Costa Rican Natural History. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1983. ISBN 0-226-39334-8.
"Pacific Island Ecosystems at Risk". February 27, 2003. US Forest Service. July 28, 2003. http://www.hear.org/pier/cepen.htm
Tropilab Inc., Ceiba pentandra L. –- Kapok tree." Tropilab Inc. 2003. Tropilab, Inc. July 28, 2003. http://www.tropilab.com/ceiba-pen.html
Cherry, Lynne. The Great Kapok Tree. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Publishers, 1990. ISBN 0-15-200520-X
Cherry, Lynne and Mark J. Plotkin. The Shaman's Apprentice: A Tale of the Amazon Rain Forest. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Company, 1998. 33 pp. ISBN 0-15-201281-8
Cheshire, Gerard. The Tropical Rainforest. New York: Crabtree Publishing Company, 2001. 39 pp. ISBN 0-7787-0320-7
Kite, Lorien. A Rain Forest Tree. New York: Crabtree Publishing Company, 1999. 32 pp. ISBN 0-7787-0146-8
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University of St. Thomas Adjunct Professor of Music Marion Russell Dickson was selected as one of seven recipients of the National Association of Teachers of Singing 2014 Emerging Leader Award. Dickson will receive a $750 grant toward her attendance of NATS 53rd National Conference to be held in Boston from July 5-9, 2014.
Dickson, a graduate of Westminster Choir College and Eastman School of Music, specializes in vocal literature, including chamber music, oratorio and art song.
"I am thrilled and honored to receive this prestigious award from the National Association of Teachers of Singing Board of Directors and the NATS Foundation," Dickson said. "Having the opportunity to meet voice professionals, as well as having the opportunity to represent the Texoma Region, which consists of Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico, will be a highlight of the trip."
According to NATS, the grant is designed to recognize singing teachers with 10 years or less of teaching experience and who are active participants of the local chapter and regional level of NATS. Dickson, who is currently working on her doctorate of musical arts at the University of Houston, met all the qualifications and looks forward to sharing her experience with her students and collegues.
The conference happens every two years and the Emerging Leader Awards happen every four years. It is a very exciting and humbling moment, to be recognized in this way Dickson said.
"It will be a great joy for me to learn how I can grow within my current capacity as South Texas District Governor, and ascertain how this connection can positively impact the members in my district, as well as their students," Dickson said.
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amap, the protocol version detection tool by THC is installed incorrectly.
It attempts to load the file: ../usr/etc/appdefs.trig which is installed in /usr/etc/appdefs.trig. So amap only works if the current path is / or 1 directory level deep, eg. /etc, /pentest.
The root cause of the issue is that by default amap will be installed into .../bin and .../etc of: /usr/local. The solution is to use ./configure --prefix /usr/
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- In a large bowl, whisk the milk, pudding mix, sugar, creamer and extract for 2 minutes or until creamy. Pour into molds or cups. Top molds with holders. If using cups, top with foil and insert sticks through foil. Freeze until firm.
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Southeast homebuilders and residential brokers reported that sales remained ahead of the year-earlier level in July. Sixty-eight percent of both brokers and builders noted sales gains year over year.
Both builders and brokers indicated that home inventories continued to decline on a year-over-year basis. Most builders and brokers reported that new home inventories were flat to down from June to July.
The majority of Southeast brokers and home builders reported that home prices increased on a year-over-year basis in July.
Residential brokers and builders in the region indicated that buyer traffic remained ahead of the year-earlier level in July, and both groups indicated that traffic improved again from June to July.
Southeast brokers and homebuilders anticipate year-over-year home sales growth will remain positive over the next several months.
Southeast builders reported that construction activity remained ahead of the year-earlier level in July, and the outlook is for construction to remain positive.
Note: The poll results are based on responses from 65 residential brokers and 28 builders. Responses were collected August 6—15, 2012.
The housing survey's diffusion indexes are calculated as the percentage of total respondents reporting increases minus the percentage reporting declines. Positive values in the index indicate increased activity; negative values indicate decreased activity.
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2. High school friends think I got a boob job... Nope just got fat there real.
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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by MotownPride, Oct 8, 2007.
You could do it manually.
i was trying to set my lineups and it wouldn't let me. then i realized i didn't even make the consolation bracket!! i suck!!
Ahhhhh.. good point.
I am still on the fence on the keeper league. Its sounds fun but its quite a commitment. I do get attached to my teams ( even last years ) and its always hard having to start over again. So I am leaning towards it, when would you have to know by?
Well I guess we will be drafting fresh so not until next season starts. A long time off.
I think using Yahoo for a keeper league will be very hard. It would be asking the commish or someone to do alot of work. ie. Inputing the rosters, creating rules for the league, etc.
ideally we would find some other software that we could configure to our needs.
If you guys have questions on fantasy basketball league stuff, just go to the cafe and ask your questions in the commissioners forum. They sometimes have some good ideas and insight. Fantasy Basketball Cafe 2008
Darth - Way to tighted up the series there. For me looks like adding Chuck Hayes has really paid off. He has added 5 steals versus the almost no production at all that I would have gotten from Mo Pete.
Your guys came out of the gates blazing on Monday. Mine started slow plus a couple of bad GM decisions on free agents (a day late and a dollar short), benching guys who get 8 steals or hit 5 treys, etc. have killed me. A couple of players missing games seal the deal. I needed to play well to beat your team, but it's not going to happen. OK, I just now checked the score this morning. You call that tight? Looks like a blow out. <----Darth
I thought it was 5-4 but I guess the Thurs results had not been updated yet
Just checked the matchups. I am up 9-0, whats up with that Tater?
Oh? Smack talk, is it? I guess I can't win every time...I do know that I have a trophy case with five first place trophies. covering the entire gamut of fantasy sports- football, baseball ,basketball (2), and hockey.. This is what I saw in your trophy case: "Max has not won any trophies" What's up with that, Max???
Congradulations on your past acheivements. For me I just play 1 team in 1 sport and only started 3 years ago. Really do not want to play any more than that.
Offhand, I think I've played 10 times in 3 years. I'm cutting back though. I plan to only play my favorites (hockey and baseball) next year. The injuries in football frustrate me to no end and I'm losing interest in basketball, amongst other reasons. We'll see if I can stick to my plan. Good luck to all of the teams who are still in the hunt. I'll be rooting for a couple of you, in particular. I'm really happy to have made the playoffs in such a competitive league. It took lots of luck and I daresay some skill too.
thanks Darth, that means a lot. I will dedicate my 7th place finish to you.
I would like to thank all the guys who knew they would not make the top bracket and stuck with it anyway. Especially the 2 teams that did not make the 2nd bracket.
Word. BTW, I really sucked this year. Just thought I'd point that out. lol.
A blind person could have pointed that out. Oh, wait a second. I sucked much, much worse. Um.... never mind......
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Summary of articles: This special section, edited by Sharon K. Inouye, M.D., Harvard Medical School, and Luigi Ferrucci, M.D., National Institute on Aging (NIA), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), includes five articles on research supported by NIA and other public and private funders.
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For a while I felt bad about not wanting to "hang out" with others, making conversation, or maintaining relationships, but I recently had the revelation that I'm a loner xD
I just naturally prefer spending time alone studying, playing video games, or researching stuff ^w^
Now, I'm not completely against interacting with others, but I prefer it if those interactions are short and rare. Spending a lot of time with someone and building relationships with others that aren't family just seem... blegh xD (Maybe I'm just lazy, who knows... meh =P)
Either way, this personality profile thing describes me perfectly in so many ways ;3 :
Well, here's my answers to the questions:
Q: How long have you been a loner?
A: Well, I guess I've always been a loner, even though I usually put on the mask of an extrovert ^^; It's only recently that I became perfectly comfortable with who I am.
Q: Did you give up on people?
if so, why?
A: I dont think I've really "given up" on people, but I'm quick to judge. I also carefully guard my "true" self even though a lot of people might say that I am close friends with them.
Q: What do you generally dislike about them?
A: I don't like how people try so hard to be something they're not, especially adolescents (I put on a "Miss Perfect" mask often though... so I guess that's hypocritical =P )
In general, I guess I'm just a loner who sometimes puts on the exterior of an extrovert. I don't hate people either... I just honestly enjoy spending time examining myself and trying to understand the world around me more ^o^
Studying over summer vacation x3
How long have you been a loner?
Since the start of middle school. It's seems that I've never really fit in with anyone. I've put on so many masks that's it's hard to tell who I really am.
Did you give up on people?
Technically no, I know there's good people in this world, it's just that society has become so corrupt...it's hard to find those few.
What do you generally dislike about them?
The problems from my past causes me to dislike people for a number of reasons, so many in fact that I can't write them all.
How well does it suit you?
I have to admit, it get's lonely. Eventually I'll brake out of my shell, but right now I'm taking one step at a time. I sometimes tend to have a "Miss Better Than Thou" additude, especially around kids my age, but I can't help it. I guess it became some sort of defense mechanism if that makes sense. It keeps people away from me so I can be alone.
I'll be back
How long have you been a loner?
i dont know
Did you give up on people?
nope. im just a bit antisocial
if so, why?
i dont know why as well.
What do you generally dislike about them
i dont like crowds and noisiness of the public
How well does it suit you?
suit what? is this about "fashion"?
im somebody pretending to be nobody
ya.. silence is the best thing ... sometimes.. =)
There and Back Again
I was a shy person wen i was a kid. . .i didnt even like my aunts & uncles cause they love to tease me alot.
wen i entered middle school, i began to "open up" to people, thats mainly because my fwens were there.
but wen i entered high school , during the 1st & 2nd year. My best fwen who was with me in middle school started to changed. she became a person that i didnt even like. instead of telling her or breaking our fwenship. . .I decided to pretend nothing as happen but i kept my distance away from her.[ meaning im not that close to her anymore ] i kept crying & beging god to let me have my past back. [ of course it will never happen ] yeahh, so i kinda gave up on human wen i was at the age of 13 & 14 but everything is all good now since i've told myself to accept reality.
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How long have you been a loner?
All my life.
Did you give up on people?
What do you generally dislike about them?
I don't generally dislike things about people unless I know what to dislike.
How well does it suit you?
Almost perfectly.
Currently I am a loner because I bought my parent's retirement home which means i live in an area with no one really my age. But then again i should be used to that ... a close friend moved away between 1st and 2nd grade; mostly boys in my tiny hometown so didn't grow up with people my age.
I don't remember being so much a loner in elementary school except i have always been prone to going off to my room to read even if a friend was visiting.
In junior high/high school is when I really got worse because of mental games my Mom played on me. I was quite the club joiner but I was also one of those people who did a lot of work and never got any credit. Mom would tell me that what i told her about getting stepped upon was not actually happening - I was just making it up. Also apparently in high school I became invisible! At lunch when sitting and trying to chat with "friends" I would be talking with someone when suddenly they would just start talking to the person next to me instead. Again Mom said I was just making this all up.
In college I was not interested in bible study (I tried it, but found it wasn't for me) OR going out to get drunk (did not drink). Instead i got invited to frat parties with a friend because he knew i didn't drink and wouldn't get into trouble. I was in cabinet for a club and did a lot of work in a position that was deemed impossible and received no help from anyone. Then got badmouthed for quitting and for speaking up. On a more positive note I gained a few guy friends at the frat parties. They accepted me like a little sister and i was more than happy with that!
Did you give up on people? if so, why? Well ... I couldn't exactly give up on my Mom. I lived at home and would just have to accept her parenting as long as i did. Sometimes you love your family but you don't like them.
But ... what happened with my best friend in high school shook me up for quite a few years. My Dad was going to drive my friend and I to a big mall out of town. I called the day before we were planning to go to set up with my friend's parents to drop her off and we set a time. The next day she didn't show up and it was an hour later so i gave my friend a call. She seemed more than eager to get off the phone - said she was a little behind in homework. Suddenly her Mom snatches the phone away and basically tells me because I wasn't a 4.0+ student i was not good enough to spend time with her daughter! Yes, my friend was an honor student, yes, she was a cheerleader and had a busy school club and church life. But that was pretty cruel! My friend and her Mom had no clue about the personal family issue I was dealing with at the time and that was why my grades had slipped to B's and C's. I barely talked at all to anyone at school after that.
I gave up trying so hard to make new friends because i couldn't handle being emotionally beat down anymore. It seemed the most healthy thing to do!
Well I would say I'm both a loner and social-bug.
I mean, there are times when you look at groups of people and you tell yourself
"Man, I know I can't blend in with these groups"
So I would be a loner.
Then at other times, you find people that you can have fun with and
so you become a social-bug.
I say everyone has both so it's normal to be a loner at times.
I hate how some people hate on loners.
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From an early age i have been a loner, a certain incident prove that in my English class 8th grade we were reading the book Shane. And the teacher was talking about how the main character was a loner and he asked the class if they knew someone who was a loner; the whole class pointed at me. To be honest the only reason i was a loner is because my school mates turned me in to one, they made me the outcast by avoiding me and like i had some kind of disease. I was a quite the shy kid in school i didn't talk much and always stare at the ground( mainly because i had bad acne) i felt as if i wasn't good enough to look into the others faces. I mean they were beautiful and clear and i looked like a pizza. Because of that shyness people sought to take advantage of my weakness by bully me into submission thus i made few friends. Eventually i developed my voice and i was like HEY! wait a minute dammit you cant do this to me and i wont let you, i decided to fight back thus becoming the bully that i so hated....preying on the weak. Because of all the bullying i became robot like, in order to survive i had to become stronger even if t meant discarding all emotions. Apparently i have this unexplained animal magnetism that attracts others to me; its how i made friends i used to push people away but they kept coming they wouldn't take no for an answer. So i just gave up and said fine....you can stay......what others see in me boggles my mind are they secretly attracted to me, or something else?
"I Lelouch vi Britannia, commands you to DIE!"
I am a loner.
I have no friends.
It really sucks, because u tend to feel that you've missed out on a lot.
How long have you been a loner? I can't say that I have had a close friend in my 28 years. I've had acquaintances, classmates and some who were friends but I haven't see or talked them to in years (because they died or moved away).
Did you give up on people? No, I haven't given up on a people just large groups of them.
if so, why?
What do you generally dislike about them? Large groups seem to force the human mind to be more reactive (using the hind-brain more and the fore-brain less) which leads to an increase in stupid/dangerous things.
How well does it suit you? I dislike being a loner, but I don't have great self-esteem and communication skills to try and rectify my current situation.
Is a large bear mixing drinks
I'm a loner from upbringing. The education system isolated me and I was bullied because I had aniridia and Aspergers.
once they open up space for the public, sign me up! Because I don't mind being alone for long periods of time. I would love working in space. I am a Dr. who has no people skills out side of the net. So coach put me in a laboratory in space. That would be 2 dreams of mine coming true.
I've had a number of friends during my life, but there's honestly not many people in my area. I live on a farm in the middle of nowhere, so I don't really have all that much to do. I also suffer from severe Tourette's Syndrome, which made it almost impossible to be in a school. As thus, I was home schooled until grade 8, when I decided I was done with schooling. Man, notice how weird the word "Sch oo ling" looks?
I've always been shy, but I've had a surprising easy time making friends. My two friends both moved away about a year and a half ago, and there's nobody else my age in a large area. I mostly just spend my time alone now. I feel lonely, so I seek companionship online. I miss hanging out with friends...
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I Haven't heard any updated news on the 1965 dodge dart charger lately ** Are they all gone or just in hiding ???
There is alot of news. Up til now I have found 34 cars.Some of them factory cars, some dealerkit cars and some gfo/go cars!This is the known story up til now.The Dart Charger StoryIn 1964 Dodge launched the "DartCharger" to promote the Charger name for 1966 production as well as get closer the accelerating sales of the Ford Mustang. Plymouth had the Barracuda but Dodge didn't have any cars in that field. Latest info in this matter is that the Dodge dealers association in Los Angeles/Orange County stood behind these cars so they had something to compete with. So they built the DartCharger. Starting in late August or beginning of September 1964 all cars were built at the Los Angeles plant. Some of the "dealer cars" was produced at Los Angeles and Detroit plant. Until now no dealer kit car has been found from the St Louis plant. The dealer kit car was simply a kit with the DartCharger stuff that was to be added on any 273 HP Dart at the salesroom.The DartCharger came in two body styles; 2 dr hardtop or convertible. All factory cars were light yellow with two options for the interior; black interior or white/gold interior. The convertible top was always black. Hardtop cars came with standard painted roof in light yellow. Optional were black or white vinyl roof. The interior was black but in late December 1964 they offered for hardtops only, white and gold interior which was available until late March 1965.The LA plant produced some 180 DartChargers. They all have paint code 991 or 999 on the fendertag. All cars had DartCharger badges on each fender as well as on the dash. The center dome on the Cragar wheels was cut out and put a DartCharger emblem on! Some of the DartChargers were sold without the emblems. What I know of is two cars! According to the dealers that I have spoken with about 30% of the DartChargers was convertibles and the rest hardtops.All the factory cars had the following equipment;273x4 Charger engine904 HD transmission or 4 speed Hurst shifted manual transmissionsuregrip - (optional)HD suspension (optional)Cragar S/S 13x6 wheelsfront & rear bumperguardsRadio w/antennaWoodgrained steering wheelStandard mirror (after Nov 20, -64 all cars had outside adjustable mirror)Night/Day mirrorSpare tire on standard rim 13x4,5Power steeringPower brakesPower top (convertible)Interior light kitAir condition - (optional)The DartChargers were produced until March 1965 when Dodge launched the Dart Go/go package for sale. At this time the yellow paint was introduced as "spring color". The deal Dodge offered the dealers about the DartChargers was to buy at least 5 cars. Always arrived on Friday and the sale was the same weekend with good result according to the dealers that I've spoked with. What I have found out up til now Dodge launched the DartCharger kit "dealer kit" in November 1964 that the dealers could put on any cars that they had in stock. That's how it came up red, ivory and blue DartChargers kitcars. The most odd dealercar is two Dart 270 2 dr hardtop DartChargers in California!! The dealerkits was produced in 300 units. The Dart go/go package could be put on a Dart even with a slant six!The news now is after speaking with some old dealer ships that the reason for building these cars is that Dodge didn't had any car to compete with the Barracuda who had the Formula S package. For that reason the Los Angeles/Orange County dealerships decided to build the DartCharger. More info on this matter later.What about the numbers then? Well, I will try to describe all "to look for" items for these cars.Factory DartChargersAll factory DartChargers seems to have been produced between late August/early September of 1964 until beginning of March of 1965. All factory DartChargers were produced at the LA plant. All VIN# should start with L 455 xxx xxx and the paint code on the fender tag should read 991 or 999. Production figures 180 cars.Dealer DartChargers (kit cars)The kit cars was just simply a kit with the DartCharger badges/wheels that could be put on any car on the showroom floor that had the 273 HP (code 31 on the fender tag). I have so far only found out that these cars were produced at the LA and Hamtramck plant. Production runs between November of 1964 and June of 1965. If the car was a showroom car in any color it had that paint code on the fender tag. Otherwise they had the paint code 881 on the fender tag. Production figures 300 cars.The Dart go/go packageThe Dart go/go package was offered to the public in March of 1965. Production runs between March of 1965 to June of 1965. All these cars were yellow and have the paint code 881 on the fender tag. Pale yellowThe pale yellow was a spring color that was first offered to the public by Chrysler in March of 1965. Dart go/go package cars. However the only exception was the DartCharger that was released in August/September of 1964. Paint code for this color is 881, 991 or 999 on the fender tag. These are the cars that currently are in the register; DartCharger convertibles factory 5 carsDartChargers hard tops factory 14 carsDartChargers convertibles kit cars 1 carDartChargers hard tops kit cars 10 cars Dart go/go package convertibles 3 carsDart go/go package hard tops 2 cars
:Hi Didn't they produce some fastbacks like the Barracuda or was that just a mith? Talk at some of the mopar get togethers in the N/W claim a yellow & a white one has been at car shows ?????
I have a 273 Go-Go Dart GT from LA March 27th 1965. I thought the 270 Darts were all post tops.
I have a Dart GT.. VIN #L4551618xx. LA built March 1965, 881 Pale Yellow, black top and black bucket seats, 273 V-8 10.5:1 4 barrel, 904 auto, 7.25 rear with 3.23:1 gears. The Dart was built with NO factory A/C, back-up lights, 10" drum brakes, HD rear springs, and power steering.
I have a 1965 Dodge Dart GT Charger that i bought new on 8-14-65 at Anaheim Dodge, Dealer# 71-56993 Vin # L455-183897. I was told by the dealer that it was the only SILVER Charger Built.I still own it. The only Charger badge is on the carb cleaner. The interior is black. No power steering or brakes.The paint code is NNl-B on the fender plate.


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This is my second season beekeeping. Last winter I wrapped the hive in tar paper, put on a mouse-guard and laid some insulation over the inner cover (opening left open) with an empty super on top covered with the telescoping lid. All was fine - bees came through gangbusters. But it was a weirdly mild winter so I don't think it was typical at all.
I cut 4 sheets of 1/2-inch rigid foam insulation and basically made a box around the hive, securing the corners with duct tape. I slid a sheet of the same insulation in underneath the screened bottom board
I'm leaving the third box on top to contain the insulation and provide some ventilation space for moisture to escape.
. I'm in central Ontario - our winters get cold (-25 C isn't uncommon).
Now, Finski - I'm having trouble understanding about the moisture business. How would you suggest I allow for venting?
Under the inner cover? And then the outer cover over that? And I can tilt the hive up a bit to allow for drainage.
I can make a hole in the front where the upper entrance is, if you think that will help. I had closed it up recently because of the darn wasps.
Here is what I am planning, with a question about fiberglass insulation:- entrance reducer at smallest opening w/ mouseguard- SBB left open, base of hive stand enclosed with tar paper to keep wind from blowing up under the hive.- Two deeps and a super Too much space. Internal condensation proplems. Heat losses. No on ein Finkland use 3 box es in wintering. We put extra supers in stores. Hivev is not right place to store unextracted honey.- Inner cover upside down with exterior vent hole open- Above the inner cover, an empty super with a bat of fiberglass insulation and then the telescoping cover - QUESTIONS: It seems the foil backing on the insulation should face the inside cover, or should I remove the foil? Should I close the center hole of the inner cover, or should I leave it open and put a hole in the foil of the fiberglass to allow for moisture to wick up through the insulation (as I read somewhere) and out through the upper super? Or is the exterior opening/vent hole in the inner cover enough? Or should I close the exterior opening and let the moisture rise through the insulation?Thanks!
The sugar also acts as a moisture absorbent.
Inside your empty supers 'above the inner cover' place a damp paper towel over the center hole, then dump 5-10 lbs of dry sugar inside (as insurance). Then place 2" rigid insulation (cut to fit tight) inside and 'over' the sugar, topped w/ telescoping cover.
Never to late to learn something new Finski ;). Try it sometime. Once wrapped for Winter I don't touch them until Spring either w/ exception of weekly visits w/ the stethoscope, nothing new there Fin.While it 'might' be anecdotal (according to some), any remaining sugar when Spring arrives has obviously taken up moisture based simply on its new form, stiff as a board. My light hives certainly appreciate the food and will have eagerly begun eating, my more 'well to do' hives don't need it so they ignore it.What could be wrong w/ that?Yes Finski, several Canadian Beeks I know (and have known) practice similar methods, some are even more experienced than you ;)."all beekeeping is local"
Thanks for the help, Finski - Just one question: with no upper hole open, how does the moist air escape? Won't it gather in the upper part of the hive and just stay there?


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