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Your welcome Mike.
Media Blasting...thanks
I appreciate all the suggestions to improve my soda blasting results. I incorporated your ideas to reduce moisture and now the Eastwood soda blaster is working very well. I'm very pleased with the results and albeit a bit pricey it is worth it to me to have the flexibility of blasting what I want when I want.
Thanks for the suggestions and drawings!
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Paint Prep
Dirt, specks, cracks, little boogers in the paint.
This is just one little part of paint prep that might help you out. Theres a lot to it, and there are experts on here that have forgot more then I will ever know, but I showed an old bodyman this and he says it really helped him out. This is my little segment to the ballgame.
I worked in a nuclear power plant for quite a few years, and this is how it works.
Contamination can't be detected by the human eye, that's why they have meters to find it.
Take the dust on top of your television, if you wipe it you will see some dirt on the rag, well in a power plant you have a few places that have contamination, maybe on top of a pipe or valve that has a small leak, you might not even see it but, if you wipe that little bit of dust off from it and check it with a meter you might find contamination, which is radiation in a unwanted area, something like that.
These areas are in a controlled area that the general public cannot get into, and the power plant monitors and cleans them up when they show up.
When you clean something contaminated you decon it, now I'm getting to the point if you're still with me.
When you clean, let's say a surface two feet long by a foot tall, you can sometimes scrub it several times until it's squeaky clean, then take a clean rag and take one wipe down the side, put a meter on it and you still might show contamination.
So you're looking at this and it's spotless yet the meter shows its still got something on it.
If you wipe one time then turn the rag over to a clean part of it and wipe one time the other way, you might have to do this a couple of times, but experience at wiping one way, rather then using the same part of the rag to go the other direction is what works to get rid of contamination you can't see.
So, put a little acryliclean on your fender, take a clean rag and wipe once down the side, turn the rag over so its clean and wipe again, don't go back and forth without turning the rag over.
If this process will clean stuff you can't see with the human eye, then its a pretty sure bet you have it clean.
Also you don't have to put a lot of pressure on the surface when you wipe it.
Hers a tip on cleaning cast iron parts on your chassis using acryliclean.
Spray the part until its moist looking, then take the air hose and blow from one end to the other, like rinsing a wall, one end to the other, not back and forth, usually at least a couple of times.
I use napa 7222 primer and napa 7250 iron block/cast. Just spray them lightly and that way the cast iron will look like cast iron instead of the woodwork in an apartment I used to rent that had twelve coats of paint on the woodwork.
Number 9 wire at a building supply makes excellent hangers for your detail work.
When painting hard to get at areas like inside frame rails, spring pockets, use a siphon type gun like the old standard binks #7, otherwise the hvlp cup will get in the way, I have a bright flash light in one hand when I spray those hidden areas.
I was a little long winded on the radiation/contamination, but anybody that ever tried to explain it usually wound up writing several volumes on it.
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Just in case you didn't see this on my web site.
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I just threw in a hodge podge of stuff for you to look at Mike.
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Heres the sand I use.
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Heres some pictures of me in supplied air. Anyway whatever.
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Try this again on how to build a paint booth.
building temporay walls for a booth
Heres some stuff on how to build some take down later paint room walls if you want to. On my site you can see some paint room pictures if you would like to, anyway, this is for the night owls on here, for what its worth.
Start by laying out some 2x4's on the floor, this will be your bottom plate, so were going to start with one wall, you allready have the outside wall of your garage.
Lay them flat where you want your wall in a line, one butted up against the other.
Hilty them down to your garage floor every few feet, good enough so they won't move, don't over do it.
Don't worry about the hilty holes if you decide to take the booth out, if you are, you can mortar the holes shut if your moving out permanently.
If you don't tell anybody about the hilty holes in the floor, most people wouldn't even notice them.
Build your wall panels on the floor, depending on how high your ceiling is, you want a half inch or so space between the top of your wall and the ceiling.
I'll explain why later.
I used 4'x 8' 7/16'' thick aspenite, smooth side facing the inside of the booth.
Cut some 2'' x 4''s and lay them on there side, then lay your 4 x 8 sheet of aspenite over it and glue and screw the panels to the 2'' x 4''s.
Only sheet one side, the studs will be showing on the side outside the booth.
Go to the back wall and stand your first panel up on top of your 2 x 4 plate on the floor.
Pre drill a couple of holes for lag screws to hold your wall section to the floor plate. Lag screw it down, now go the top of your wall section, and you should have about a 1/2'' gap between the top of your wall and the ceiling, it can be close to tight or an inch difference in the gap ,no big deal.
Now locate your stringers or trusses or rafters or whatever, and pre drill your upper wall into the ceiling trusses. two if you can get them in, don't forget to level your wall section before you lag screw it at the top.
Your not going to draw that top wall section to the ceiling, all your doing is putting a couple of lag screws in it to keep it from falling over.
Finish out your wall as long as you want it, mines around 25' long I think.
Now you have the wall in, and you have a gap at the top. Get some 1'' x 4''s or 1'' x 6''s and close off that gap, those are just screwed in also, nothing is nailed, so you can dissasemble all of it.
I layed them up, then put a couple of screws in them to hold them, then took a pencil and marked them, pulled them off and put a little bead of caulk just inside the pencil line, then screwed them down and the caulk squished out, and smoothed it off with my thumb.
Do the same to your bottom plate, also caulk the cracks in between the wall sections.
Then some cheap white latex paint on the inside and it will be water proof so you can hose it down if you want to.
I'm thinking with this, plus the paint room section, you should have a rough idea on how to do it.
I'm guessing, but I think I could dissasemble my paint booth in an hour with an air ratchet and stack it up and put in the back of a pickup.
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Heres some reading for you Mike. I wrote this up on the chevelle forum a while back.
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Re: ? on paint booths
In the first three pages http://www.1969supersport.com/paintroom.html
You can take outside air directly into the paint booth
Or take inside warm air mixed with outside air into the booth
Or take just warm air from inside into the booth
Or take cooler air conditioned air from inside into the booth
You can also mix your paint by the opening and exit that air into the booth
This is a negative pressure booth, in other words you don't have any fumes inside the garage, only in the paint booth.
Its not a lot of negative pressure, if you leave the little service door open about an inch or two it will draw it shut.
This is a really user friendly setup, your runner or the person mixing the paint outside the booth, will be breathing clean air, right after the initial mixing time.
I use supplied air and I can step out of the booth and take a break and breath clean air in the garage in any kind of weather.
Its all home made with cheap piping, and there isn't a lot of air flow going through the booth, however you will have a lot of fumes while you are spraying, but the person spraying can see what he's doing.
A booth like this doesn't cost a lot of money to build, and it can be all unbolted and stacked up if you want to take it down.
Its cheap, but you can get good paint jobs out of it, with the low flow you will have less dirt.
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A little more here, when I paint I turn the heat up to about 78 degrees, warm up everything really good, then spray between 72 and 76 degrees, I haven't had any problems with this set up.
I think the warmer temperatures have quite a bit to do with it. I also leave the heat at 72 degrees overnight.
We have sprayed z-chrome, (sprayable body filler) a lot of epoxy and other paints and primers, a lot of motorcycle sets and a few cars, however when it comes down to the final base clear, on a car anyway, I will bring in a painter that is currently working in the body shop field and paints on a regular basis, which is also good because he brings his own gun, the last one sprayed for around $15 an hour, thats a couple of years ago, so I might have to pay $18 or $20 for one now.
With the price of materials I think its a good way to go.
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Re: ? on paint booths
Just in case anybody is reading what I put out, heres how you build it. http://www.chevelles.com/forums/show...ld+paint+booth
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Media Blasting
These drawings are great and further reinforce earlier comments shared on this subject. Your suggestion for a supplied air setup makes sense as well and while I'm making these other improvements I plan on doing this one too.
Thanks for the assistance!
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Heres this drawing I made on air lines.
Your getting moisture in your media. With the two cars your doing and the amount of time you will be putting in, I would suggest you get a supplied air setup as soon as possible.
When your blasting metal you don't know what type of paint or filler or primer or sealer your blasting. Its all going airborne, so you should use caution on what your breathing.
I won't even rattle can without it on. I use it for grinding, blasting, welding, painting, cleaning, etc. Once you get used to using it, you won't work without it.
The biggest thing is to make sure your compressed air supply is moisture free. I soda blast in Alabama in August and haven't seen a lot of problems humidity. But water in the air supply deadly.
25 ft of copper line between the compressor and water separator should do it.
Soda Blaster
Sounds like excellent advice. I will follow your suggestions and give it another try later this week. I am also making a dust proof (or dust catching) area in my garage to eliminate any extreme temperature/humidity problems that I may have introduced. I will post my results after I give it a try. Thanks again for your time in helping me resolve this frustrating problem!
A couple of possibilities. In spite of the billing that you can convert an existing blaster you really can't, at least not without completely cleaning the tank of all of the old media. The eastwood kit uses a restricted orifice to limit the flow of soda and coarser media will plug the restrictor. And it is almost impossible to clean the tank of all old media.
Second the purge valve is just a little above the restrictor so that it's possible for a plug of wet soda to form where it can't be purged. First time this happened I took the valve apart to fix it. Then I realized you can just backflush hose with a blow gun.
If you're having to rock the tank back and forth it sounds like the media is low. All of my pressure pot blasters do this.
Once you get the media flow issues solved it will clean. My best results are with the soda valve on the bottom all the way open and adjust the airflow on the back near the regulator Start with it closed and open it a little at a time until it starts to cut. Once you get a place clear you can blast against the edge of the bare metal and it works pretty fast.
Soda Blaster
My first attempt with Soda was marginal at best. I may of had some moisture contributing to my problem since the compressor was in a garage (about 50 deg) and the blaster was outside in the driveway (about 30 deg). The media flow was intermittent at best and I had to "burb" it several times. I had an assistant shake the blaster while I controlled the gun and it helped some. Even so, it wouldn't remove the paint from my snomobile. I decided to try glass beads and traded out the soda retrofit kit back to the standard media kit. I fooled with it for about 40 minutes and out of the entire time I got about 15 seconds of acceptable performance, removing about 3 square inches of paint. However, it is encouraging to here that others have had more success. I appreciate any ideas?
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First off, there is no "Model 70 Commander" or Series 70 Commander. Series 70 was actually a specific model name of a 5" gun. These guns actually said "SERIES 70" on the slide or something to that effect. What you have is a Commander in either the light weight or Combat variety.
As for the grip safety, that is obviously not original to the gun and has not been fitted properly. Is it possible for you to post pictures? There are different makers of grip safety and some fit differently.
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What is the best thing about Friday at Sephora? New sale items? No. Fan Friday on Facebook? No. How Candace did her Friday mani? YES!
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Your nails are giving me all sorts of Iron Man/War Machine!!!
I dig your nails @Candcaebt! It looks like the red & blue color have a jelly/ crelly consistency! Very cool!
This is my Sephora by Opi in FLOW-ER. It is actually a cool toned red w/ a (idk what u would call it) kinda shimmer like finish. Neither pic does it justice at all. The pic's are in 2 diff. types of lighting (in the house, not a pic app.) & it really looks like neither. It red & pretty! Would have taken the pic w/ my new tablet but I don't like it, too small! So bad lighting/ pic took once again!
I had an hour to do my nails while my son slept Wednesday. Quickly threw on A-England in Order of the Garter and Dancing with Nureyev on my ring finger.
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I purchased the color Crossroads this past Sunday at the VIB Rouge event. Can't wait to have some free time and put it on!
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|ive used 4 of them in a 68 camaro and a 86 pickup t0 a 68 elcamino.they have all worked great.i cant tell any difference between them and the high dollar convertors. it appears as though acc has the hot rodders in mind that have other obligations to spend their money on besides their cars. i would call them and tell them your combo and see wich one they suggest. they havent steered me wrong yet. also dont forget to run a auxillery cooler.
opinions on the ACC Boss Hog converter?
anybody here have any experiences with the ACC "Boss Hog" torque converters? I put in a B&M holeshot and can't tell any difference from the stock converter. the guy at the local tranny shop looked at it and told me my converter was nothing special, it was just a p6, whatever that is. anyways, I am pretty disgusted with the B&M so far as the money I put out and the performance I didn't get. I'm looking at a 3600 stall ACC, but they are considerably cheaper than the B&M, not that this is a bad thing. anyone have any experiences good or bad with them? if it matters the car is a lemans (kinda heavy I spose) 455, powerglide and 4:10 rears.
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Re: Creepiest Triplets Ever
Wow, love this baby dragon! Nice work!!
Re: The Bus Stop
Nice work mate!
Re: Black Swan
Re: Self-Expression
I love the composition and color scheme here. Will buy if it prints!
Re: MORE COWBELL!
Cow just wants to jam with his cowbell but the rest the pigs in the band are just not feelin' it! Gotsa have some more cowbell!
5 colors on brown.
the colors is what kicked my because I just couldn't find a happy color scheme until this one. I'm still not sure.
I hope people dig it and definitely open to all feedback, good or bad!
Thanks for the support!
I hope to have the detail link up tomorrow!
Cute! But I already have too many black woot shirts.
Re: Painting the Roses... Wrong
After all... don't you think the spades would rather paint the roses black?
Any feedback is very appreciated!
Re: Feathered Friends
I feel that feathered raptors aren't represented enough. Jurassic Park was cool and all, but come on, feathers can look good on dinosaurs too!
Re: Sticking Out
This is beautiful, very mesmerizing. Definitely deserves to print!
Re: a monster in disguise
when you are a cookie, no one can hear you scream
Re: happiness
heh, awesome.
love this
Re: BAD MOTHERDUCKER
Draxxx + Crescent Debris = masters of kick a s s cute
Re: The Fifth Element?
With the power of the mighty four elements, I grant you warriors the powers of Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water!
Now go forth and protect our world!
"Uhhh, but what about me?" said the pink fella.
Oh... uhhhm... you shall have the power of the fifth? element...
Ah yes! Heart! That'll work!
Now you go forth Heart, and save the world... or something...
Haha this is hilarious. Great work, I bet this will get popular really fast!
Re: Newcomer
Glad you guys dig this.
Re: Have a Nerd Day
Funny idea!
Lol nice!
Re: Baa Baa Bad Sheep
Baa Baa Bad Sheep
Very nice! Excellent concept and execution. As an origami fan this shirt is definite buy. GMV +1
And now I'm depressed.
This must print, it... it's just that awesome
Re: Not at All Like the Others.
I would have to say this winter has not been at all like the others. My back hurts just thinking about all of the snow i've shoveled . . . sheesh!
Re: A Handy Guide
that x for no may cause problems. May I suggest a O with a line through it instead? it has worked for other designs like this. For instance: http://s3.amazonaws.com/wootsaleimages/a_simple_question_of_weight_ratios6muDetail.png
mindputtee wrote:Also, about the concerns of this getting rejected on the grounds of TMNT and video games, that's total crap, this design doesn't reference TMNT at all, yes it's a mutant turtle but that concept is not owned by TMNT. This is a completely independent idea, even if it does play on people's nostalgia for TMNT.
Oh, I agree that it's a Jatravartid reason to reject a TMNT shirt, but someone went ahead and found the previously rejected Shredder shirt I was talking about. It clearly has as much to do with a video game as this one. I guess I'm just suggesting the rejectionator should be consistent...
BTW, I disagree that it "doesn't reference TMNT at all" on two grounds. The neon-green mutation slime, for one. Also, not only are those ninja weapons (as pointed out by someone else), but they're the exact 4 weapons wielded by the actual TMNT's. Hmm.
wcsae wrote:Woot hasn't repeated the rejection when TMNT shirts have reappeared so I'd assume it was a one time mistake where they might not have realized TMNT is not just a video game franchise.
Or there wasnt a 'no videogame' rule those weeks where TMNT shirts made it through? I didn't check, just offering an alternate hypothesis.
Re: A Chocolatey Facade
with the seeds standing in for a fiveoclock shadow it gives me a creepy uncle vibe. and now I can't unsee it :{
Re: You aren't hot enough.
Technically it isn't moist enough. as it is water expanding that makes it pop. But GMV
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Ah yes, when you just can't find all the pieces.
Re: Stop and Smell the... Nevermind
Thanks for the comments, but I just realized that I screwed up at the top of the cactus, I don't know how I didn't catch that I'll resubmit a fixed version soon
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awww i love this!!!! i hope it makes it into the fog and makes it to the top 3!!!! Good luck!!!
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Re: If Wishes Were Shurikens
So is that 'If Wishes Were Shurikens, we'd all be blind'?
I sincerely hope this shirt does well
One more gargleblaster the best, I love the idea and the execution. voted!
Re: The Odd Ball
Ever since he was little, he didn't fit in with the other kids. While all the other balls were out playing sports, this ball just wanted to sparkle and twirl. The Disco Ball is all grown up now, and is the life of every party. The other balls are so jealous!!
My first entry in a while, so take it easy on me. 4 colors on Blue. Comments and votes are welcomed!
I think Chaka will be wearing FOXskin if he sees me wear this one ;3
Re: Stop and Smell the... Nevermind V2
I fixed an error I had with the top of the cactus. Enjoy!
Re: Spork
I'm no artist so I'll just suggest it to someone who can draw utensils. Spork standing and looking at 2 bathroom doors with an unsure look, one door marked as a fork, the other as a spoon. Feel free to use it if you like it.
Ahhhh! Love this. Im a clown so i could totally wear this. My friends talked me out of buying your last shirt, Henna, on the grounds i would be shunned as a homophobe >_>
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I've been looking for a decent RPG (Non MMO) for PC since I'm currently burning myself out on Guild Wars 2.
I'm looking for something that's more compatible with Mouse/Keyboard or just Keyboard.
Was looking into Agarest and The Last Remnant. Anyone know if those games are any good? They said they recommend controller for The Last Remnant however, which is a shame because it looks like a really nice game.
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Gaucho wrote:What did ulf do there?
obhave wrote:DocEmrick wrote:Rylan wrote:obhave wrote:Just got caught up on the game thread. Wish I could of played this game, stupid travel/work/lack of laptop.
Nobody cares.
Rylan, be nice.
Is that possible
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Not to be a starched shirt about it, but this is why I'm ambivalent about dead threads. ulf is not dead. Opinions on him should not be aired in any forum outside of the game thread. IMO.
Agree, I don't like game analysis of still-alive players in the dead thread
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I'm considering a change of career (or at least a break in my career to spend time working abroad). I'm a qualified solicitor but have had thoughts of teaching for a long time. Im keen to do some teaching English as a foreign language abroad and have looked into the different courses. I work full time so cannot do the CElTA full time course, and I can't find a part time course in my area (leeds) to start before september. Ive looked into the Trinity CertTESOL courses but can't find if they can be done part time - does anyone know if they are offered part time?
My other option is to do I-to-i EDI course which they say is the equivalent of a level 5 qualification (ie CELTA) but is available at weekends. It's accredited by Ofqual but I'm worried that if I do this course my options are limited for finding decent work abroad - I'm particularly interested in working in Hong Kong. If I do the EDI course will it enable me to work in schools in HK or just language centres? How much can I expect to earn out there? I'd be very grateful for any information or advice that anyone can give me!
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By Chris Harris
Theo Walcott trusts Arsène Wenger to steer Arsenal to success this season.
Not for the first time the Gunners have been tipped to drop out of the Premier League's top four and the harbingers of doom have grown louder since Cesc Fabregas left for Barcelona this week.
But with Wenger looking to bring in replacements for this summer's outgoing players having already added Gervinho, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Carl Jenkinson and Ryo Miyaichi to his squad, Walcott is staying positive.
"Well, I am smiling right now so I am very positive," he said following Arsenal's 1-0 win over Udinese.
"Tuesday's result was very positive and hopefully it will help the fans as well. I am sure the boss has got players coming - I don't know - but if you sell one of your best players I am sure he has got options coming in.
"But the mood is very good. We got a very good result at Newcastle I thought, especially going down to ten men. A clean sheet was very good and we had young players come on and gain experience in the Champions League. We have another very tough game at the weekend and then head out to Italy."
With Robin van Persie and Samir Nasri suspended on Tuesday, Walcott stepped up on the night and was Arsenal's most dangerous player when they went forward, capping a promising display with the only goal of the game. At 22, he is ready to take on more responsibility.
"I was the oldest player on the table for dinner at Newcastle at 22 years old," he recalled. "It was quite funny but I'll do anything I can do to help the young players coming through. I have been around for a long time so I know what it's all about and if I can help anyone out I will happily do that.
"This team has always been known for being so young but we cannot use that excuse anymore. We need to win something and that's the most important thing.
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Arsène Wenger has quashed any suggestions of luck in his side's excellent run of league form.
Arsenal became the first side in Premier League history to record four straight victories from losing positions with their 2-1 win over Newcastle last Monday.
Wenger admits they may have made life difficult for themselves but insists his team have been full value for their five straight league victories.
"Every time we were behind, we showed outstanding spirit," he told Arsenal Player. "It is not fantastic for your emotions but overall when it finishes well you accept that you suffer.
"If that is the price we have to pay we are ready, but you just want to continue with the same attitude because I don't believe in luck too much on that side of the game.
"If you come back it is because you fight and if you fight you have a chance to come back. So let's fight first."
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So I got 99% of my crap together on Friday night for a Saturday morning hunt. 4 am on Saturday morning I decided to shed the woodie decoys and bring only the mallards. Well in stead of putting them in the garage (40ft away) I decided to drop them on the side of the drive and says to myself, "Self, we'll take care of those when we get home."
Well... I didn't. Had a great morning, lots of MALLs but only one bit of a small group came within range. Picked one and dropped a drake on my second shot. Got home cleaned the duck, took a nap, and got ready to have an evening out with my lady. My truck was behind hers in the drive.
Her: " You want me to move my car?"
Me: "Nope. I'll drive around ."
Dekes: "CRRUUUNNCH!!! " (oh yeah, I also left my coffee cup there too. Picked up the shards before I took the photo.)
So lesson for today... Don't be lazy, put your %#*€ away before you head out. Enjoy the photo


text: W.Va. handcrafted beer business growing By Megan Workman April 6, 2013 Story Share Lawrence Pierce As the only two employees at Fayetteville-based Bridge Brew Works, owners Nathan Herrold (left) and Ken Linch have designated roles on brewing days to make the operation going smoothly, Herrold said. Linch typically adds the hops and monitors boiling while Herrold pulls the spent grain out of barrels. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Lauren Sandberg isn't a brewmaster at Morgantown Brewing Co., but she has helped carry bags of grain, stirred the mashed grains in barrels and still physically felt her hard work three days later.The marketing director at the Morgantown-based brewpub said handcrafted beers found at craft breweries are exactly that -- crafted by hand."Big breweries like Budweiser, all they have to do is flip a switch and everything happens," Sandberg said. "Our brewmasters add the grain themselves and stir it by hand. It's actually physical labor done by hand and it's difficult."The craft brewing industry is becoming "more and more popular" because of this attention to detail, Sandberg said.There were more than 2,300 American craft breweries that operated for some or all of last year, nearly 400 breweries more than in 2011, according to the Brewers Association, a national organization that represents small and independent craft breweries.There are five breweries in West Virginia.More than 108,000 craft brewers work in an industry that grew its volume by 15 percent and sales by 17 percent last year from 2011.Two brewers, a master and an assistant, make the batches at Morgantown Brewing Co., the state's oldest operating brewery.One Onion, the state's first brewpub -- a restaurant and brewery that sells 25 percent or more of its beer on site -- opened in 1992, one year after a law passed in West Virginia that allowed beer to be brewed and sold in the same place.The brewery has gone through a few owners and name changes, but its current brewers still use the same mash tuns, fermenters and tanks as the original owners.Morgantown Brewing president and co-owner Art Gallagher has expanded the brewery since he purchased the business in 2009. While the former owners had only four beers on tap, Morgantown Brewing has 10 beers to taste at a time, Sandberg said.The beers can be found in bars across the state, but they are most known for their presence in West Virginia University's football stadium.When InBev bought Anheuser-Busch for $52 billion in 2008 to become the world's largest brewer, Sandberg said the majority of craft brewers probably weren't concerned. While the leading global brewer sells brands such as Budweiser, Stella Artois, Hoegaarden and LandShark, drinkers want more diversity, Sandberg said.People are tired of the "same old, same old" big-market beers because "they are all light in color and taste the same," she said. "You don't want to go to a brewery and drink a Bud Light," Sandberg said. "Our Alpha Blonde is the gateway to craft beers. It's cool opening doors for people and having a little blonde college student who typically wants a cranberry and vodka drinking the Alpha Blonde because she thinks it's awesome." Bridge Brew Works co-owner Nathan Herrold said he and business partner Ken Linch don't brew anything that they wouldn't drink themselves.Brewing the best beer is all about knowing the system, from how the grain is milled to temperatures and barrel volumes, Herrold said.The Fayetteville-based microbrewery is the only one of its kind in the state, he said. A microbrewery is a brewery that produces less than 15,000 barrels of beer per year with 75 percent or more of its beer sold off site, according to the Brewers Association.Bridge Brew Works distributes to bars and restaurants throughout one-third of the state.Herrold and Linch are the only employees who work at the brewery they opened in 2010, which has seen steady growth since. "Being small, you can get as basic or as scientific as you want about it and that's the neat thing," Herrold said. "You can cater more to your consumer. We're constantly trying to forecast what the consumer wants."The duo has tried 30 different styles in the past year, he said.To honor Herrold's mother, whose maiden name was Angie Rye, the pair is working on a commemorative beer called Momma Rye IPA. Proceeds from sales of the hop-filled brew will go toward awareness of ovarian cancer, which his mother died of three years ago. The batch should be ready close to Mother's Day, he said."West Virginia is a state that's Anheuser-Busch and Miller [drinkers], but the craft beer scene here in the state is slowly gaining steam and momentum," Herrold said.Taylor Books owner Ann Saville said she has been following the craft brewing industry for a while. It has steadily gone up over the last few years and she wants to be a part of that growth, she said.Saville is opening Charleston's first brewpub this month. The grand opening for Charleston Brewing Co. was scheduled for the first week of April, but she now expects to open the doors for the first time by April 15."I've got a lien on my building ... it's a big risk but I've minimized the risk by timing and research into what works and what doesn't," Saville said. "There is growth, it's a matter of the public becoming aware and the word spreading. I think we're going to have a hard time keeping up with consumption."Saville said what sets smaller breweries apart from the big market breweries is the quality."The big boys use a lot of adjuncts, a lot of rice, in their beer. If we make a wheat beer, it's made out of wheat," Saville said.The proof is in the product for craft brews, Herrold said."The only brewers that are going to survive are the ones that are unique, making good product, and that have low debt loans," he said.Reach Megan Workman at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-5113. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Thomas Memorial to charge upfront co-pays for non-emergency ER visits 2 Nicholas lawsuit alleges Justice, others tried to block consolidation 3 Names released in fatal crash on Interstate 79 4 Balzout co-founder Scott Cable dies at 54 5 WV coal production decline expected to continue Charleston physician has different theory about Giffords' recovery Previous Story Crime report: March 27-April 4, 2013 Next Story


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A look at the relationship between Mike and Sulley during their days at Monsters University — when they weren't necessarily the best of friends.(See more...) On Yify TV you can Watch Monsters University free instantly without waiting.
Toshio hires Yasaka in his workshop. This old acquaintance, who has just been released from prison, begins to meddle in Toshio's family life.
From the Ashes captures Americans in communities across the country as they wrestle with the legacy of the coal industry and what its future should be under the Trump Administration. From Appalachia to the West's Powder River Basin, the film goes beyond the rhetoric of the "war on coal" to present compelling and often heartbreaking stories about what's at stake for our economy, health, and climate.
Desperate to save his fiancee from a demon that has possessed her soul, a man turns to his longtime priest for help.
A woman is kidnapped by her deranged ex-husband and forced to perform a series of challenges in order to win her freedom.
In 1887, at age 23, reporter Nellie Bly, working for Joseph Pulitzer, feigns mental illness to go undercover in notorious Blackwell's Island a woman's insane asylum to expose corruption, abuse and murder.
The trial between Hulk Hogan and Gawker Media pitted privacy rights against freedom of the press, and raised important questions about how big money can silence media. This film is an examination of the perils and duties of the free press in an age of inequality.
Before Dawn charts the years of exile in the life of famous Jewish Austrian writer Stefan Zweig, his inner struggle for the "right attitude" toward the events in war torn Europe, and his search for a new home.
The Rebel Alliance makes a risky move to steal the plans for the Death Star, setting up the epic saga to follow.
WWII American Army Medic Desmond T. Doss, who served during the Battle of Okinawa, refuses to kill people, and becomes the first man in American history to receive the Medal of Honor without firing a shot.
When 12 mysterious spacecraft appear around the world, linguistics professor Louise Banks is tasked with interpreting the language of the apparent alien visitors.
A timeless story of human self-discovery and connection, Moonlight chronicles the life of a young black man from childhood to adulthood as he struggles to find his place in the world while growing up in a rough neighborhood of Miami.
A former neurosurgeon embarks on a journey of healing only to be drawn into the world of the mystic arts.
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When: April 26th (4th Friday of each month)
Time: 6:30 p.m.
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Youth Night Out is a time for fun family fellowship. This month will be Game Night!! All families are welcome to come out and enjoy refreshments and a good time! Join us for great family fun! We look forward to you joining in on the fun!!
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This year's All-Star team will take on Celtic FC who have one of the most dedicated and widespread fan bases in sports and are a perennial power in Scotland. Celtic captured their second straight and 41st domestic championship this season. Last November the club qualified for the knockout round of the UEFA Champions League. The club's distinctive green-and-white "Hoops" jersey and shamrock crest are recognized throughout the world. Celtic is among the best attended soccer clubs averaging more than 57000 fans per home match during the 2006-2007 season.
The announcement schedule for the 2007 Sierra Mist MLS All-Star Team is as follows. Dates are subject to change.
July 5 - The All-Star First XI will be announced.
July 10 - The MLS All-Star reserves will be announced. Five players will be selected as reserves by the head coach and the final two will be selected by MLS commissioner Don Garber.


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AMES, Iowa — Iowa State University Extension and Outreach has released a revised publication on how to protect ash trees from Emerald Ash Borer damage. Emerald Ash Borer Management Options, PM 2084, is available for free download from the Extension and Outreach Online Store.
EAB kills all ash species and is considered to be one of the most destructive tree pests ever seen in North America. The invasive beetle has been found in three Iowa locations. Allamakee County was declared infested in May 2010, Des Moines County in July 2013 and Jefferson County in August 2013.
"The best way to protect ash trees and control EAB is to treat the trees before they are infested," said ISU Extension and Outreach entomologist Mark Shour, one of the publication's authors. Research in the past two to three years has demonstrated that with appropriate insecticide treatment EAB can be kept from infesting healthy trees. In addition, treatment may kill EAB in trees with less than 30 percent dieback.
Insecticide products available to homeowners can be applied using a soil drench for trees up to 20 inches diameter (60 inches circumference) or as a granular application for trees up to 12 inches diameter (36 inches circumference). Both treatment methods are applied 1-2 feet from the base of the tree and need to be applied each year, Shour said.
Commercial pesticide applicators have several active ingredients available, including azadirachtin, dinotefuran, emamectin benzoate and imidacloprid, as well as several methods of product delivery — basal bark spray, soil drench, soil injection or trunk injection. One product, Tree-Age®, has demonstrated effective control of EAB for two years from one application; all other products are effective for only one season, Shour said.
"If you live within 15 miles of the known Iowa EAB infestations and you want to make a long-term commitment to caring for your ash trees, then using one of the registered products is warranted," Shour said.
"Research has shown that spring is the best time of the year to treat for EAB, but fall treatments also are possible for some products having imidacloprid as the active ingredient," Shour said. "For the current year with dry soil conditions, however, the spring of 2014 is our best option if a treatment is warranted. When there is good soil moisture, Tree-Age® can be used for healthy ash trees with a full canopy of leaves throughout the growing season."
Read the product label before using any pesticide, Shour warned. Some insecticide products have annual per-acre limits for treating EAB. This means that if a property has several ash trees on it, only a few trees, based on their size, can be treated using soil application methods — drench, injection or granular — or basal bark treatment. Other trees would have to be treated using trunk injection to protect them from EAB.
Emerald Ash Borer Management Options, PM 2084, was prepared by ISU Extension and Outreach entomologists Mark Shour, Laura Jesse and Donald Lewis, horticulturist Jeff Iles and forester Jesse Randall. For more information about EAB management, contact the authors or visit the Pesticide Management and the Environment website.
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One of the hallmarks of the School of Management is the close connection formed between students and faculty. As a prospective student, experiencing this learning community first hand can be an important part of deciding whether Bucknell is the right place for you. Bucknell's Admissions Office offers information and a host of programs for those interested in visiting campus. They can arrange for prospective students, while on campus, to meet School of Management faculty and students. We enjoy these opportunities to get to know prospective students and look forward to meeting you.
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Medical Terminology/Orientation to Radiologic Science/Imaging Equipment/
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Sophomore Seminar in Radiologic Science
Clinical Education in Radiography
Clinical Education in Mammography
To reach different learning styles, I present multiple modes of learning experiences in the classroom & laboratory setting along with personal interaction one-on-one in order to assess student's current knowledge and progress. In addition, I encourage collaboration between students in order to enhance mutual and self-learning.
I have seen the evolution of Imaging in medicine over the past thirty years in the field of Radiologic Technology; it has been my privilege to mentor students, supervise technologists and assist radiologists using technology to diagnose injury and disease. My role as supervisor, clinical instructor and teacher has enabled me to reach more patients through my colleagues and students than I ever dreamed possible! Additionally, I have been an active member of the Philadelphia Society of Radiologic Technologists, serving on various committees and as an officer; and a member of the state and national societies and educational organizations. (PSRT/ASRT/AEIRS).


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Sgt. Butch Baker Family Speaks on Death One Year Later
Son Will Go Back to Force
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Santa Cruz Police Detective Butch Baker's son, Adam, says he wants to go back to the police force on the one year anniversary of his father's death.
Time may not heal every wound, but with a lot of support from the Santa Cruz community, Adam, Kelly and Jillian Baker are starting to laugh again.
"It's a big milestone, we've gotten through a year," said Jillian Baker.
The wounds are still fresh from the day when from the day when detective Sgt. Butch Baker and his partner detective Elizabeth Butler were ambushed by Jeremy Goulet on what was supposed to be a routine check up. Those nightmares are still real, "I found out the news over the radio that was extremely hard for me," said Adam Baker.
Adam was a community service officer and was on duty the day his father was killed.
For the first time in an interview with Central Coast News Adam wanted people to know, he will be joining the police force again.
"I'm happy to say I am going back to work and that is my plan."
For Butch Baker these officers weren't co-workers, they were family and it's where he raised his family. So for people who may have opinions about Adam doing police work in a place where his father was murdered, "It was in Butch and I know it's in Adam too," said Kelly Baker, Butch's wife.
It's the officers and community support that is the reason Kelly Baker said she shows up to events; to make sure they know she is okay.
"The hardest part is losing my soulmate, my love, but in conjunction with that it's been amazing...I lost Butch but it brought so many people into my life and we're just doing what we can with what we've been given."
Now, using each day for a good, hearty belly laugh, telling Central Coast News stories about the police sergeant with a notoriously devious streak and about his passion for his work.
Seems like it would be just the way Butch would have wanted things to turn out.


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Hello all. New to Bees this year. My wife and I have been looking into getting into this for several years, as an addition to the Maple Syrup, Just never got going at it. This spring we decided to get a few hives, get them ready and install a few packages in the spring of 2009. Well.... long story short... we now have 2 hives. One started as a package and one from a 5 frame Nuc. The package is now up to 2 (10 frame) deeps, one capped medium super and is filling the 2nd medium super. The Nuc, I decided to put into 8 frame mediums. They now have 3 mediums for a brood chamber and I'm probably adding a fourth within the next few days.
Thanks to all for the welcome."I wonder, does there exist any maple syrup forums where you can discuss your other hobby or business?"There sure is. I'd be willing to bet that you could find a forum for just about anything if you looked hard enough.
JP,I'd be glad to let you know. When I can post links. Would not want to break the rules.


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I recently found that OpenShot 1.1 could easily be installed on current versions of Ubuntu, so I went ahead and gave it a try on my Karmic Koala installation. I want to share here how you can install it, as well as a few screenshots depicting how good it looks. Moreover, I found it very easy and intuitive, even for someone with no video editing experience like me.
There are two ways you can install OpenShot 1.1 on Ubuntu Karmic, both are easy. Let's start with the "official" and recommended way:
Installing from the repositories
Open a virtual terminal and run the following command
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jonoomph/openshot-edge
Then update...
sudo apt-get update
And finally, install...
sudo apt-get install openshot openshot-doc
You should then see OpenShot under Applications menu > Sound and Video > OpenShot 1.1.
Installing Openshot 1.1 on Ubuntu Karmic Koala
Installing from DEB packages
NOTE: This is the preferred installing option if you are running Ubuntu 8.04, 8.10 or 9.04.
Download the DEB package corresponding to your Ubuntu version and architecture from HERE. I think that in this case, the easiest is to just double click on the DEB file you just downloaded and complete the installation from the GUI. Should you want to do it from the command line, here's how:
sudo dpkg -i ????????
Where "????????" should include the path you saved the DEB file under, as well as the DEB file name. For example, I decided to save the OpenShot DEB file under my home folder, so in my case it would go like this:
sudo dpkg -i ~/openshot_1.1.0-1_all.deb
Just for your information, this method resulted in some dependencies missing when I tried, so once again, I recommend using the PPA. I reckon this could be related to my machine, as I have only tried once, but... For those of you not using Karmic, if you had this same problem, dependencies can be worked around easily. When Gdebi or dpkg complain about a dependency missing, just install that package on Synaptic or from the command line.
Once again, I have never done any video editing myself, but I found OpenShot to be very easy and intuitive on my brief playing around with it. I downloaded a brief video (One of Starcraft2's cinematic), and did some simple transitions, editing... It was a lot of fun!
Playing around with OpenShot 1.1
So there you have it, I completely recommend installing OpenShot if you want to get into video editing under Linux, or simply have some good fun playing around with it. There are other alternatives (I hear KDEnlive is probably the strongest now), but OpenShot is already showing lots of potential, and it is GTK oriented!
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LAKELAND, FL (August 15, 2013) – City Manager Doug Thomas announced today that the City of Lakeland has concluded an investigation of sexual misconduct allegations made by Sue Eberle that named six current non-sworn general employees. Based upon the results of the investigation, there is conclusive evidence that two of the six employees violated City of Lakeland policy and will receive recommended three-day suspensions without pay.
On May 2, 2013, Thomas directed staff to have Lakeland Police Department (LPD) Office of Professional Standards take the lead on investigations involving all LPD sworn and civilian employees, including any Lakeland Fire Department (LFD) employees that may be subject to the Firefighter Bill of Rights, but all other General Employees would be reviewed by investigators from the Human Resources Department. The Human Resources Investigators reported directly to the City Manager's Office. None of the employees named in the investigation supervised Eberle and none of them worked directly with her in the same Department at the time of the allegations.
Bryan Fluke, employed since January 1988 and currently a Maintenance Coordinator for Lakeland Electric, admitted to having a consensual relationship with Eberle while employed by the City. This is substantiated by Eberle's testimony which would indicate that the relationship commenced in the mid-1990. Based on Fluke's testimony, no inappropriate behavior took place at work or on City property. However, Fluke did violate City email policy and he was untruthful in the investigation which is a policy violation for which he will receive a three-day suspension without pay. Fluke's only other disciplinary action involved a 1993 oral warning regarding a verbal dispute he had with another employee.
Jose Diez, employed since February 2008 and currently an Information Technology Support Analyst III, admitted to more recent inappropriate conduct of a sexual nature with former LPD Crime Analyst Tiffany Dwyer outside a break room at the Lakeland Police Department. Dwyer previously resigned on May 14, 2013 while under investigation. Both Diez and Dwyer maintain that the conduct was consensual. However, the conduct was inappropriate and it was a violation of City policy for which he will receive a three-day suspension without pay. Diaz has no prior disciplinary actions.
Thomas stated "The City of Lakeland is clearly disappointed in the actions of Mr. Fluke and Mr. Diez that have been verified as violations of our Personnel Policies. Their actions were clearly inappropriate and fall short of our organizational values that each and every employee is expected to reflect in their performance of their job responsibilities."
Other employees named within the investigation include:
Gary Gonyer, employed since September 1997 and currently a Traffic Control Foreman, admitted that he and Eberle had a consensual sexual relationship, but not on City time or on City property. This information was substantiated by Eberle who stated that they had met offsite which is not a violation of City Policy.
Jerry Doss, employed since October 1980 is currently a Multicraft Operator, denied the allegations and there is not sufficient evidence to substantiate Eberle's claims.
Shawn Maguire, employed since October 1988 and currently an Industrial Coatings Specialist, denied the allegation against him by Eberle and claimed he was physically incapable of performing the alleged act due to his recovery from a serious work-related incident that left him in a full body cast and months of recovery as substantiated by workers compensation and medical records.
Dennis Herbert has been employed since July 2001 and he is currently a Safety Coordinator. Eberle alleged that Hebert wanted to be more than co-workers which he denies. The investigation failed to identify sufficient evidence to substantiate Eberle's claim.
The investigation into the non-sworn general employees included two rounds of interviews with the named employees, a review of email records and interviews with 15 current employees identified as co-workers and/or supervisors (who were possible witnesses of alleged inappropriate behavior) of the six named employees. None of the 15 witness employees could substantiate Eberle's specific allegations. Also, the length of time that has lapsed between the conduct alleged and the interviews of the six named non-sworn employees affected their recall of the events as well as the ability to probe further given that some of the allegations date back to 1993.


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Functional differentiation
From HaskellWiki
1 Introduction
Functional differentiation means computing or approximating the deriviative of a function. There are several ways to do this:
- Approximate the derivative f'(x) by where h is close to zero. (or at best the square root of the machine precision .
- Compute the derivative of f symbolically. This approach is particularly interesting for Haskell.
2 Blog Posts
There have been several blog posts on this recently. I think we should gather the information together and make a nice wiki article on it here. For now, here are links to articles on the topic.


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Re: Summations with Primes
On 3/12/03 at 2:29 AM, afelder at crsi.org (Anthony Felder) wrote:
>Can you tell me if, when calculating a summation of f(i) where i goes
>from imin to imax, Mathematica can be forced to only use prime values
>for i?
Yes, by adding the appropriate code. That is there isn't a built in directive to do what you want.
I think there are two basic approaches. First would be to generate a list of primes, map f to the elements of that list then sum. For example:
Tr[f/@Select[Range[imin, imax], PrimeQ]] will do the trick
This approach might be made more efficient using the NextPrime function in the package NumberTheory`NumberTheoryFunctions`
The other approach would be to modify f so that it returned zero for non-prime arguments. I think this approach is likely to be slower than the first approach.


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Want to you use your blog for a simple one-column link blog? A two-column business site with a custom header and no posts? Reddle can do that. It even adapts its layout to visitors reading your blog from a device like an iPhone.
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Even though Reddle would then have a fixed maximum width it'll still shrink to fit your screen, even all the way down to something as small as an smartphone screen.
You can accomplish something similar on every browser if you don't want a second sidebar. Just take all the widgets out of your sidebars in Customize → Widgets and Reddle becomes a one-column blog!
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You see their names all over Levy County, but do you know the faces of the many people who are running for political office?
The Levy Association for Retarded Citizens has planned a showcase for the candidates to introduce themselves at an invitational softball challenge.
The LARC softball team has invited all candidates running for political office to a face-off two-inning softball game. A second game will be played by two teams made up of political candidates picked at random to play against each other in a three-inning face off.
The Friends of the Lower Suwannee & Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuges will hold a group paddle and picnic in Cedar Key. All are welcome.
Bring your own kayak or rent one in town. Bring a lunch and we will gather after the paddle at the Cedar Key Park to eat together.
Ceder Key Lions and volunteers Paula Wescott, George Sresovich, Dick Wescott, Lannie Cardona, Frank Molitor and Marve Franks. Not pictured are: Judy Duvall, Jennie Pinto, Teri and Rory Brennan who collected 14 bags of trash alongside the newly renamed stretch of Highway 24 honoring fallen Cedar Key serviceman, Marine Lance Cpl. Brian Rory Buesing.
The Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge will host a Kids Photo Safari on Tuesday, June 19, from 9-1 p.m. at Refuge headquarters for grades 3 – 9. Digital cameras and nature journals are provided for the photographers to keep notes on what they see. Reserve your child's camera now. Ten slots are available - and it's all free.
Summer art teachers needed
The Cedar Key Arts Guild's Summer Art Program Coordinators are wondering if there is anyone among you who might be interested in teaching a 2-1/2 hour (9-11:30 a.m.) workshop to children (either elementary or secondary level or both groups at different times) during the weeks of July 16-27. We still have six time slots to fill (three teachers if they will do both groups) and there is a small stipend involved.
The Eagles of Cedar Key proudly placed a floral tribute in honor of Cedar Key residents who lost their lives in service to our country. The group asks that everyone remember them every day.
The Cedar Key Dolphin Research Project team will be hosting an informative session titled, "Past, Present, Future" at the Cedar Key Library on Thursday, June 14 at 5 p.m.
Open to the public, those attending will meet Stefanie Gazda and the Dolphin Project Team as they talk about their past findings, goals for this research season and plans for the future.
Light refreshments will be served.
BACK Fighting Cancer golf tourney
The Swinging for a Cure golf tournament is being replaced by a new tournament, the BACK Fighting Cancer golf tournament to be held at the Chiefland Golf and Country Club.
Proceeds will benefit BACK Fighting Cancer which in turn supports families in the Tri-County area who have a child who has been diagnosed with cancer.
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'No one was more excited to see the offensive burst than Buffalo goalie Martin Biron, who hasn't seen much scoring support and was coming into the game a bit rusty. Biron was making his third appearance in twelve games, but looked solid making 25 saves on 26 shots. The win ended Biron's three game losing streak.'
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General News | 11th July 2005
Khan contract completed
The 27-year-old will arrive at Trent Bridge in time for the Championship match with Surrey at home on July 26 and Director of Cricket Mick Newell expects the Test star to be a valuable addition to the squad.
Said Newell: ?The contract is signed and sealed and I think Younis will prove to be an excellent replacement for Stephen. Nine hundreds in 37 Tests is not to be sniffed at.
?His Test record in the past 12 months has been terrific and Chris Cairns recommended him to me when it became clear Stephen was going to be away. He?s also got the right kind of character to fit in with the dressing room atmosphere, which was also important.?
Khan will play in five Championship matches and three totesport League games. His last appearance will be against Gloucestershire in the Championship at Trent Bridge.


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"Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence"
American Museum of Natural History
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Time Out says
Wed Apr 4 2012
AMNH's latest blockbuster explores the natural phenomenon of light-producing organisms, from summer's fireflies to aquatic creatures that live in the depths of the ocean. Visitors walk through a series of re-created environments—such as A Summer's Night (with glowing fireflies), Mysterious Cave (with luminescent "fishing lines" strung by gloworms) and A Sparkling Sea (a look at Mosquito Bay on Puerto Rico's Vieques Island)—that introduce them to the world's glowing wonders.
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4 Stunning Highlights for Dark Brown Hair 2014
Dark brown hair with golden highlights
To highlight your hair with golden brown color ,you need to pick a level 8 blond hair coloring and also 30 volume peroxide to create a pigment of gold color .
If you discover that your highlights are extremely golden ,you can still tone your too golden highlights with an ash-based semi-permanent color .It is
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Dark brown hair with caramel highlights
Caramel highlights are ideal for both straight or curly hair ,however they are extremely hot on the curly types.When you place the shade all over the ends of your curls , your locks are going to stun the people who are around you .
Dark brown hair with red highlights
If your organic hair color is dark brown hair ,except you wish to have funky hair with highlights ,there is no need to be concerned simply because most women with dark brown hair enjoy natural highlights .It is far better to start over with reddish color for your highlights therefore you are going to be surprised with the tone against your skin including an auburn highlights .
Dark brown hair with honey highlights
You can consider to straighten your dark brown hair with honey caramel highlights.For you that have straight hair, the caramel color blends naturally with your dark brown hair.


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The FIT LAB is a fitness facility that has been termed 'Boutique Fitness'. Don't let the word boutique lead you to think the FIT LAB is all frilly and no sweat! Quite the opposite is true. Our culture is one of comadarie, empowered training in several venues and all of it...even barre is a challenge. Shaking quads will prove it. :) All instructors carry national certs and live to give our clients a challenging workout. By boutique the powers that termed it means we are small and defined in what we offer. Just like a dress boutique we offer only the top line of fitness led by top of the line instructors who have a passion for fitness and people. The FIT LAB, our areas boutique fitness facility is cranking out some serious improvement in our members fitness. Proud to be the proud owner of a 'Boutique Facility'! Every facility has it's own culture which is really great- if not we would all be the same.... how boring would that be?
Kettlebells were developed in Russia in the 1700s, primarily for weighing crops. Seems the farmers enjoyed the physical benefits kettlebells provided and in time we now have the Sport of Kettlebell! I absolutely love training with them as do my clients/members. Why not? They provide benefits that most other weight training does not. This iron globe with a handle on it addresses all components of fitness! KBs are great for 1:1 personal training, group environment and training sport specific. LOVE Kettlebell training!
Coach Kevin is leading a great Urban Boot Camp. The 4 week outdoor camp was such a hit the recruits asked for round two! Seems they like being challenged and like to run, jump, crawl around on the ground. Most importantly they have created a bond and are and making great headway in their fitness levels. HOOAH!
This post title depicts the atmosphere in our XTREME FITNESS Makeover. Two weeks in and attitudes have changed from timid to I CAN DO THIS! Workouts are changed to ensure no two are alike and better yet they are productive and challenging. Thankfully nobody has puked which is really good because day one they learned that their trainers don't clean up puke. Self-confidence and determination is beginning to ooze from their pore. Congrats to these hard working women and onto week 3! Pictures next week!
The title of this blog adequately describes what happened the first session of week 2. The participants are in this program to improve their fitness levels, body comps and lifestyle. All the while having individual goals in a group environment. Okay- So what the heck happened last night?!?! A few words come to mind; loaded for bear and challenge me with a butt kickin! The workout was absolutely owned by each and every one of them!!! However one person stood out in the crowd. Each and every component of her comps had improved. How about that for an individual WIN!!! If the energy, dedication and 'want to' stays at this level nothing less than sucess will be gotten by all. HOOAH about sums it up. :)
If you are following this blog please help me cheer these gals on. They absolutely rocked their group workout this morning! Energies were high and with obvious determination they powered though RIP TIDE. In the coming hours I am sure they will be icing, foam rolling and stretching! It's a good thing we covered those 3 very important revovery items. :) If things continue as they are now there is no doubt what so ever that goals will be met and every one of these ladies will continue their journey. Check ya later and have a great weekend!
Although this was our first session these women were impressive. Following body comps and introductions the majoritiy participated in an Intro To Kettlebell Session. Doing so prepared them for what's coming down the pipe. The others rocked a water rower/kettlebell circuit. Each group is assigned a trainer. A portion of the training session is set for the group to discuss that days lession. FB groups allow us to break out with our coaching for some individual team coaching. It hasn't happened yet but I suspect a bit of team competition is in our future. At least I hope it does.... nothing wrong with some good old fashioned (fair) competition, right? After all there is a prize on the line!!!
Tomorrow we kick off a challenging six week program. 2 teams of 7 will work individually and as a group to rally up by improving their body comps and weight. The person who creates the most change will win a years membership to Balance Personal Training's FIT LAB. Throughout our journey I'll be blogging our progress. Let's all rally around all these hard working individuals!
A1 - Two handed swing :30
A2 - Goblet squat with overhead press :30
A3 - Alternate cleans :30
A4 - Alternate balistic rows :30
A5 - Get up ES :30 or TGU Alternate ES :30
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Labor Day, the holiday that indicates summer's over is just around the corner. Where has the time gone? Seems like were we just looking forward to the Memorial Holiday and about to kick off summer. The older I get the more I realize time is precious and fleeting. Fact is I feel as though I should be working right now. Throwing caution to the wind, taking a walk on the wild side, here I sit thinking. Thinking about time, goals and the fact I need to get my 'ducks in a row' so to speak. Goals... yeah- I am extremely goal oriented. I wonder if your ducks are in a row. Do you have a goal? A plan? Or do you just wing it. Wierd how this turned from me to you. Enough said about my procrastination for the upcoming fall. It's time to get off-line and get busy. Off the top of my head my goals are to allow for more personal down time and run the SPINNING 8 wk weight loss program and to be the best trainer I have ever seen. However most importantly I'm going to worry less. My belief is that if we give all we have to give the outcome of our efforts will be ok. Maybe not perfect but most likely not an epic fail either. Summers is almost over and I welcome fall and all the changes it may bring. :) Enjoy the last few weekends of summer and I hope your fall goals are achieved!


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In theory, I believe, age discrimination in the employment market is illegal in Spain, but it seems to be rife. Many job advertisements for English teachers are blatant about, explicitly setting an upper age limit of 50 or 40 or even 35. Others are a little less blatant, but boast on their website of the youth of their staff.
I am a 51-year-old graduate with a CELTA (B) and teaching experience, though most of the experience was not very recent, and my Spanish is pretty good (C1). I have been applying for work in Spain since last December and in all that time I have managed to get just one interview. Most of my many applications are simply ignored by employers.
I certainly don't believe I am too old to do the job and I don't think students would think me too old to tolerate, but I'm not sure what, if anything, I can do to persuade employers that I am worth interviewing. Has anyone any observations, comments or suggestions to make?


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TSA did prevent most of the insect repellant, but everything else was permitted. Why the repellant? Well…
FAA regulations state that Personal Care Items containing hazardous materials (e.g., flammable perfume, aerosols) totaling no more than 70 ounces may be carried on board. Contents of each container may not exceed 16 fluid ounces.
The repellant was in 6.5oz containers (approx), and most bags contained more than the limit of 10 or 11 cans ranging from 2-128 cans over the limit. Most bags were large suitcase bags completely full of just bug spray.
In cases such as these, TSA is required to return the entire bag (s) to the airline so they can remove the hazmat. In this case, due to the high volume of items, TSA Boston worked with air TACV representatives in the baggage screening location to ensure the 70oz rule was followed for each bag.
Our officers followed the proper protocol spelled out by the FAA and included in our SOPs. If anybody else plans to take items such as insect repellent to Cape Verde to help with the Dengue fever, it is highly recommended an alternate shipping method is found so the items will be permitted. Our thoughts go out to the people of Cape Verde.
***Update 11/12/09***
FORCV updated their web page to correct inaccuracies.


text: I've never been a fan of fan voting to be honest, and the first returns for all-star voting this year have not changed my opinion. Piston breakdown Guards Billups - 6th, behind Iverson, Wade, Carter, Arenas and Kidd. He has no chance of cracking the starting lineup Hamilton - failed to crack the top 10, being out-voted by both Marbury and Francis (what the?) Forwards Prince - 9th, getting some love but still out-voted by Grant Hill and Iguodala. Wallace - 6th, just behind Hill (!) and James, Bosh, JO and Pierce Centres Mohammed - 10th, a fair effort considering. Beaten by the likes of Z, Pachulia, Dalembert and Krstic Overall, I have to say that the majority of fans still go by 'big names', rather than how well the guy is playing. ie. Grant Hill is 5th in forwards. Okafor only 8th. C-Webb even makes the top 10. Marbury (8th) and Francis (10th) make the top 10 despite playing like rubbish. Mourning 4th in C's. Eddy Curry not in the top 10 but he should if he continues his solid play of late. Over in the West still some annoying trends.Marion and Brand still getting no love whatsoever. Marion 7th behind Battier and Odom, Brand not even making the top 10. Gasol is 10th. No Rashard Lewis or Zach Randolph. If they don't get votes this year they never will.Ginobili still 6th despite hardly playing and even Stackhouse makes 9th beating out the likes of Bibby, B-Diddy, Miller, and Ridnour. But the most shameful thing is Deron Williams not even rating a mention.And I don't know how many people actually live in Dallas but they either hacked the system or have a lot of fans! Erick 'career mediocrity' Dampier is 3RD out of Centres!! Ahead of Okur, Brad Miller and Marcus Camby. That is absurd. Josh Howard and Jason Terry also doing very well. Stackhouse already mentioned. It must have been Cuban somehow. And finally to the 31,833 people who have voted Chris Mihm into 9th place, take a look at yourselves!


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I was getting ready to paint my guants and armor. I am going to primer everything first to get a good base to work from that the paint will stick to well.
my questions is for the silver/chrome first layer.
I have read that some people have used rub and buff for the base paint job. and some have used the Chrome spray paint and some have used chrome paint through an air brush.
I'm doing the ESB version.
Do you want the shiny chrome finish as the base? or is silver better.
Which way would be the most accurate?
Or which one would be the most durable?
Should I use testors chrome, or the should I use the Chrome spray paint from the paint department at Wal-mart ;)
Once I get the chrome painted I will liquid mask the scratched areas and paint the Panzer green on the guants.
The Armor green for the ESB version I ma still a little confused on. But it seems that it is the same as the ROTJ armor. But, if anyone knows exactly all the better.
I am going to put the dents on the armor than primer everthing. Hopefully this weekend but maybe not until Monday night during football.


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What kind of time frame?
if there is time, i would have them create a fantasy portfolio. they can take a month and track stocks to see what is going up and what is going down. with 5k i'd think a fund would be a better investment than individual stock.


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Darjeeling tea classification (EX , SPL, TPY, etc)
Hello everyone, I could use help…
Does anyone know the meaning of the letters: EX, SPL, TPY, CH, DJ, used next to the name of darjeeling tea?
Thank you very much :)
When Darjeeling teas are sold, they are graded by size and quality. The grades fall into four basic groups: whole leaf, broken leaf, fannings, and dust.
In decending order of quality:
WHOLE LEAF Darjeeling Tea
SFTGFOP: Super Fine Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe (SFTGFOP) indicates that it contains many tips and are long and wiry in appearance. The tea liquor is lighter in color, but this depends on the Darjeeling tea season.
Other whole leaf grades are:
FTGFOP: Fine Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe (FTGFOP).
FTGBOP: Fine Tippy Golden Broken Orange Pekoe (FTGBOP) Darjeeling Tea leaves are smaller in size and are graded in decreasing order of quality.
Other broken Darjeeling Tea grades are:
TGBOP: Tippy Golden Broken Orange Pekoe.
FBOP: Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe.
BOP: Broken Orange Pekoe.
GFOF: Golden Flowery Orange Fannings (GFOF) Darjeeling Tea leaves are still smaller in size than the brokens and are graded in decreasing order of quality.
Other Darjeeling Tea fanning grades:
GOF: Golden Orange Fannings.
D: Dust
CH is China, SPL is Special, CL is Clonal
Hope that helps!
Moraiwe gave you the traditional grades of Darjeeling. The letters you are referring to are other/additional commercial designations which are used by sellers or estates. The EX is extra and SPL is special; EX SPL is extra special. There is also SUP for supreme. It's not uncommon to see something like FTGBOP SPL. CH stands for teas from Old Chinese seed bushes which are said to have a special taste. There is also CL for clonal. Many of the estates are replacing old bushes with these new new clonal bushes. DJ is just the abbreviation for any darjeeling tea, there are a number of classifications like DJ 1 DJ 03 denoting different qualities. DJ is also the abbreviation and station designation code for the Darjeeling railway station in India Rail Schedules.


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Fans flock to Armoury to meet legend Pires
Gunners legend Robert Pires delighted supporters on Thursday evening when he visited The Armoury store to sign copies of the new 'Arsenal Greatest Premier League Games' DVD.
The former French international was greeted by 200 ardent fans who queued for their chance to meet the ex-Arsenal midfielder.
The DVD brings together the very best Arsenal action from the Premier League era, with more than 60 matches from the past 20 years featured across three discs, including the title successes of 1997/98 and 2001/02 and the unforgettable 2003/04 'Invincibles' season.
Mercurial midfielder Pires was a mainstay of the Club's success during this time, establishing himself as one of the Club's all-time greats as he helped the team to two league titles and two FA Cups, netting 84 goals in 284 appearances in his six years at the Club.
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text: Wow, I cannot believe this sad news. I feel bad that I just sent him an email (somewhat) complaining about the helmet I received and had no idea this was going on. Hard to believe he was still making stuff with all of this medical stuff going on. You are in my thoughts and prayers Bill.


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Just the other day, I finally got a set of tubular bells, like these.
They hang outside and are played by the wind.
It's really interesting to watch how my mind clings to the sounds, trying to conjure up a melody, a continuity.
Dennenappelmoes wrote:I do not believe you hearing music in your head has that much to do with you being a musician. If your senses "go solo" (otherwise known as hallucination) or, less extreme, if you are thinking about music or imagery, it is, as far as I know, your brain/sensory system telling you it is bored. It is understimulated, and that is where it starts to invent its own stimuli or cling to its own imagined objects. Music is just a thing that can be focussed on, maybe even meditated on, but apparently in your daily activity your mind likes to keep several dishes in the air otherwise it becomes bored, demonstrating this to you with these earworms. If the mind is more skilfull in accepting lack of stimulation, that is to say, if you have managed to overcome the first hindrance, which is desire for sensual stimulation, I would expect the music will stop and the lights will go on in your mental pub.
So, I do not think it is very relevant to figure out the role of music in itself (music is just a stimulus, for better or for worse) or your previous activity as a mucisian, the way I see it, the issue is mental boredom.
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Re: Beauty and... the Beast?
Very funny
Re: Frankie loves kitties
Beauty +1
Re: cat lover
Nice to see a Masters of the Universe theme!
I really like the design... but on white... blah... can't it be on some more fun color?
Thirdbase9 wrote:Pigtails they maybe, I didn't see them as that until I read your post, it looks like a guy with a big beard in a dress.
Ditto. I didn't see pigtails until it was pointed out. There is a gap in the pigtail, which makes it look like a beard.
Phoenixg wrote:I figured out it was zombie-related.
1> not explicitly clear from design. This could make some problems in today's security-paranoid world. Can you imagine wearing this trough a TSA checkpoint?
2> Shotgun shells? For a double tap? And UNFIRED shells? ...boo.
3> ...inner beauty? not seeing it.
I'd like to see a reworked version of this in an appropriate derby. Love the concept, not the application here. Sorry.
Ditto, except I had no idea it was Zombie related until I read the comments.
"One should see nothing improper, hear nothing improper, say nothing improper, do nothing improper."
So here's the Skull Man, who is lost on earth and only see good in human. Do human accept him to be part of society?
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smatzke wrote:Ditto. I didn't see pigtails until it was pointed out. There is a gap in the pigtail, which makes it look like a beard.
Yeah, the same thing happened with me. And even though I know they're pigtails now, I still see it as a beard. This is especially true in the thumbnail, as her hair tie loses its detail. It's a decent design, but unfortunately it was ruined for me by this!
It would've helped if the pigtail was placed differently or the hair tie was in a more vibrant colour, rather than being white, so that it wouldn't look like a gap and would stand out more and define the shape of the hair.
I like this one. I have always thought that sometimes my terriers think they are Rotties and visa-verse.
Re: Genetic
I think it's beautiful - doesn't really say 'genetic' - more 'this is who i am'. but i love it. I wouldn't wear it, but I can think of a couple of friends I would buy it for.
Re: On The Inside
This shirt is awesome, how often do you see a geode on a shirt? Love the pun too.
ochopika wrote:Oh, yea his robo-body does look bender-y. I was looking at stuff like this:
but I wanted to simplify it and make it...cuter... so that's how my robot happened. I do love Futurama though, so I'm sure there's some subconscious influence there.
It's OK, it's obviously not Bender since everybody knows he's more of a turtle lover and not birds. ;)
Plus the robot with can body + tube arms & legs is indeed a pretty common format.
jmgenens wrote:For those questioning the design's relation to the "inner beauty" theme, what I took from it was that while the person may be doing something that appears outwardly violent (killing his friends) he's actually doing so out of a sense of loyalty and love on the inside - protecting his loved ones from an existence of rotting flesh and craving brains.
The more I think about it the more I like it... then again, my sense of humor has a little sick twist to it ;) .
Thank You! That's exactly what my design is about. You really understood the theme behind it.
The reason I used shotgun shells is because the main character in the movie uses a shotgun, even when explaining the Double Tap rule. That's the reference.
And thanks to everyone that has supported it so far. I could sit here all day defending my design, but it's very nice to see that people that liked it are doing it for me. It means a lot to me, you guys rock.
mjc613 wrote:I think you are.
Re: What Lies Beneath
Unfortunately unoriginal :c
Aww. I hope the artist will resubmit, as I like the design!
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Re: The hobbit classic! Just got through the book again the other day!Friendship is the Real Treasure
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Dont look now but there's a rejection right behind you. No no... Don't turn around. You'll only provoke it. Just... Slowly, take your design down and... move to th left, making a new one after reading the instructions. (and incidentally, is this someone else's art from the web with some MS Paint things pasted into the bowl?
This submission breaks about 5 rules of the derby, mate.
love it love it love it
Re: Anatomy of a Geek
Cool. I am a bit ashamed i don't know what the head in the jar is though.
Re: A Beauty Within
That's HORRIBLE! And Fabulous! It's Fabulously Horrible!
Take the advice above.
In this case, google images is not your friend.
everyone has their thing but i just dont get all the doctor who shirts. I mean really they might out number any other subject matter printed on a shirt. if you like thats great but i personally like to see new ideas and subject matter.
nice however i think unless you had watched the movie recently like myself you would not know from the thumbnail what it was.
Re: Just this once
You forgot the draw the horrendously giant muscles that it would take for that rat to hold the umbrella.
Love it!
Re: EXTERMIN....oooh pretty
That guy in the dress has nice legs, but he should trim that beard.
It's kind of sad as to what will happen to the girl.
This looks rushed, lazy, and sloppy, even against most of your other designs, which tend to look rushed and lazy.
edgrrrzzmom wrote:Takes me to my quiet place.
Re: Revenge Sucks
Forgiveness is nicer.
Re: Whistle Click Click
Thanks everyone! Looks like I've got a cult favorite here. I hope to have an Etsy store open soon with some of my designs. Stay tuned!
jabascus wrote:You may want to edit the 'Are you sure to open'. It seems to be missing a word or two.
Hehe, thanx ;)
Re: Loyal Friend
I think that the only people that don't get the "message" are the few that negatively criticized it because CLEARLY a lot of people like and understand it. As always, ingenious creation.
manikx66 wrote:nice however i think unless you had watched the movie recently like myself you would not know from the thumbnail what it was.
If you have EVER seen the movie and don't know what this is by the thumbnail, then you're not a Goonie.
Re: Gift
awesome! its really cool its selling at Society 6 as well and on their front page! yee-ha!
Re: Copper Clad Heart
I think this is beautiful. Love the color scheme. I would definitely buy this.
Re: Inner City Beauty
I love the design but think I would like it better on a different color shirt. However, please win so I can have one. I am sick of the cat shirts.
Re: Friendship is the Real Treasure
Anything with friendly dragons is awesome. The Hobbit reference only doubles its value.
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