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|Well it seems like I might have gotten a start on it, one of the idle screws was backed out a little further than the other, at least Im assuming thats what it was, just gave it a few turns to even em up. Still a little smoke but not the huge cloud I had before. And the throttle shaft has all kinds of play in it, I've seen that's a common problem too. This all from what I've read, never actually looked at any of this until now. As far as timing, we do it the fun way with no light and I was lucky enough to get the engine with no timing tab, just do it all by ear the best I can and yes it has a vacuum advance dist. And I know that cam is probably more than I should have ever bought but, it hasn't been in there any time at all and I have a 350 sitting I could always start on.
Okay, first off, where is the spark timing set? Second is vacuum advance in use? You may not think this has anything to do with it running rich at idle but it does. Third, Does the carb have the computer hook ups on it?
Fourth you have way too much cam and not enough engine. That cam makes a 350 which is 45 cubes bigger a rough customer making it way too big for a 305.
As you have already stated a carb of questionable or unknown condition could benefit from a simple rebuild. Pay particular attention to cleanliness and getting the float height correct. I agree that leaky gaskets are bad.
Interestingly, a carb that is actually lean in the idle circuit can display symptoms of richness at idle. This results from a carb that stubbornly wishes to run without the benefit of sufficient fuel from the idle circuit. How does it do it? It tricks its owner into opening the throttle blades too much to keep it running exposing too much transfer slot or worse yet inducing the dreaded nozzle drip (fuel being pulled from the main boosters at idle). Insufficient idle bypass air can also induce this condition. I guess my point if I have one, is to make sure the throttle blade angle is set in the correct relationship to the tslot and then if it won't idle properly find out why.
Stick your nose down the carb will idling (carefully) and see if you see fuel dribbling out of the mains. If no drip try putting a kit in it and see if that helps.
Correct ignition timing is an important part of the equation.
There will be other more knowledgeable members along shortly to help. This site likes a good Qjet mystery.
Quadrajet seems rich on idle??
I have an 86 GMC 1/2 ton pickup with a Quadrajet that came off an early 80's cadillac according to the numbers, the engine is a pretty fresh rebuilt 305 with a Comp XE 274 knockoff, long-tube headers and dual 2.5" exhaust with a Pypes X-change kit and flowmaster 10 series, my problem is that since I've had the truck, only about a year now and before the stuff above was added, it had an issue with smoking at idle, it smells like straight gas and wasn't too bad at first but in the last week it's gotten pretty rough, it runs great though, no bog, likes the cam, good idle, just the smoke, would a simple rebuild fix this? Im assuming that's it because some gaskets look like they could be leaking. I know, I can do some engine work, I outta be able to figure this out but, this is my first carb'ed engine and I know the reputation of the quadrajet. Sorry for the newb stuff. Thanks for any help. Just wanted to know if it'd be as easy as I'm thinking.
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Now you can attend OSCon for free. Well, sort of. Book publisher and conference organizer O'Reilly has shared over 100 presentations from the July conference. Some speakers did not share their presentations (at an open source conference? really?), but it appears most did.
Some development topics to check out:
- Developers vs. Designers (PDF) has great history, even if you don't think Java is the answer.
- Even Faster Web Sites (PPT) gives some great tips to improve the performance of your site.
- Hack this app (PDF) is technical, but a mandatory reading for PHP developers.
- How to be Normal is a tough thing for a geek to achieve. Luckily, Mike Hillyer was talking about databases.
You down with ODP?
Most of the presentations are downloadable in some sort of slide format (as opposed to a web page). As I glanced through, I was surprised to see more Powerpoint (PPT) than the open document presentation (ODP) format. Strange, for an OS conference.
My tally shows that 19 supplied the Microsoft format, while 12 were ODP. I'm sure it's a coincidence that Microsoft sponsored the presentation files page. Of course, PPT and ODP were both blown out of the water by another open format, PDF. About 70% of the downloadable presentations used Adobe's format.
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If there were seven wonders of the world's destruction, the tar sands complex in Alberta might well be first on the list. It's an assembly of devastation so brutal and absurd as to beggar the imagination – but that's why we have Google Earth, so you can log on and see for yourself. See the holes so enormous that their builders have moved more earth than for the Great Wall of China, the Suez Canal and the 10 biggest dams on earth combined. Only the Three Gorges Dam is more massive than the one that holds back Syncrude's tailing ponds.
And the crude squeezed from these tar sands? It's the dirtiest oil on earth. You have to heat it to make it flow – that's why there are natural gas pipelines flowing in from hundreds of miles away, and even talk of building a nuclear reactor. By the time it reaches the tailpipe of a car, it's done far more damage to the climate than even the oil from Saudi Arabia or Texas.
And that's if it makes it there without spilling. Already, leaks have done great damage to the Kalamazoo River; the latest science finds carcinogens in "pristine" lakes in the wild surrounding the sprawling mines. The lives of the First Nations people who have lived there forever have been changed forever.
The only good news is that the magnitude of this horror has given rise to a movement of new size and vigor. In America, it's spawned the fight against the Keystone Pipeline; in Canada, plans for pipes to the Pacific have been slowed. Native North Americans have long been in the lead, but they've been joined by many others, including the heroes described here. We fight for many reasons: for this beautiful land and the people on it, and also for the planet that this vast pool of carbon would help destroy.
That oil needs to stay safely in the ground, just as the forests of the Amazon need to stay safely upright and the Oglala Aquifer pristine. It's a test of how wise we are as human beings – maybe a final test.
Chris Darimont
Raincoast Conservation Foundation
Chris Darimont claims to take his inspiration as an activist from others, but when he speaks against the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline, and in support of the vast coast of British Columbia and the indigenous people who have lived there for 10,000 years, he speaks from an activist's heart.
"These are people that evolved with salmon biologically and culturally," he says. "They would spill their blood to protect that resource."
Darimont, director of science at Raincoast, writes articles and op-eds opposing the pipeline and helped film the documentary Groundswell to warn Canadian and U.S. citizens of the risks to their coasts.
"I've seen zero compromise by either Enbridge or the people opposed to this," Darimont says. "And that's good because I think there is real danger in compromise. There is no such thing as an environmentally just pipeline to our coast. There is no appropriate compromise to that."
Beth Wallace
National Wildlife Federation
In July 2010, a 30-foot-long section of the Enbridge Energy Pipeline ruptured just downstream of Marshall, Michigan. Almost one million gallons of heavy crude oil from Canada's tar sands gushed first into Talmadge Creek and then 35 miles down the Kalamazoo River.
Beth Wallace grew up along the banks of the river and was there to see the spill. "The entire river was filled with oil," she says. "A muskrat was desperately trying to clean itself and was failing miserably."
Beth is spearheading a public campaign on pipeline safety in the Great Lakes and starting a movement opposing the expansion and use of tar sands oil. "The oil and gas industry has been able to get away with business as usual for a long time without too many people asking questions, including our regulators." Wallace says. "Now people are asking the important questions and demanding answers and, in many cases, demanding change."
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Environmental Defence Canada
Thirty-year-old Adam Scott learned in high school about the changing climate: "Climate change is a generational issue," he says, "and it bothers me that older generations are leaving this as a legacy to future generations."
He got his start as an activist by leading youth to U.N. climate meetings. Now he is the climate and energy program manager at Environmental Defence in Ontario, working to stop Enbridge Pipeline 9 (if passed, Line 9 would flow east from Alberta through parts of New England).
He cites the Kalamazoo oil spill as an example of what can go wrong with even the "safest" pipeline. "The pipeline that broke in Michigan feeds Line 9," he says. "There is a very real possibility that a spill like the one in Kalamazoo could happen along Line 9. Even if it were a minor spill, the oil would reach Lake Ontario."


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The chapel began as the Bank of St. Marys in 1840, however, after seven years the bank failed. Mrs. Marie Ponce Defour and her husband, Lewis, purchased the chapel for their church. Many parishioners were Acadians who came from Nova Scotia seeking religious freedom. A bell tower was added to the building, and the chapel was used until 1957 when a new, much larger church was built. This building is also believed to be the oldest standing masonary bank building in the State of Georgia.
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they have no idea what they are doing. no materials, no photocopier, no pens, paper, books, plan, person in charge, organisation, enough teachers..... no idea at all.
Two of us worked for them for one week, it was the most stressful, badly run 'school' I have ever taught at (actually a youth hostel in the middle of nowhere with no proper classrooms). Due to the trouble we had to go through (for example walking three miles to the nearest village to make photocopies and writing our own syllabus) and having to do the work of three teachers, we were promised a raise and expenses. This turned out to be a lie. It then took us a month of emails, long distance phone calls and hassle to get paid anything at all.
What we were finally paid was £60 less than the bare minimum agreed, travel expenses were not met as promised.
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Chris Danielsen, a spokesman for the National Federation of the Blind complains, "The biggest thing with us is that we don't think the driver should be able to switch the sound off."
When enabled, the group is okay with the standard driving warning sound, which they say is "sufficient to alert pedestrians". However, they are also displeased with the reverse warning sound, which unlike the forward noise is not continuous. They comment, "Intermittent sound is not as effective as a continuous sound."
Another complaint they have is that no warning sounds are emitted when the vehicle is idling.
The backup noises sounds somewhat like a ringing bell or submarine sonar, while the forward noise sounds somewhat like a jet tanking off (a whistle) -- or as Mark Perry, the director for product planning at Nissan Americas puts it, "You know that show with David Hasselhoff, Knight Rider? The forward sound reminds me of what KITT sounded like."
The sounds are generate by a synthesizer under the hood and should not disturb passengers within the cockpit, thanks to insulating layers. The sounds measure at 2.5 kHz at the high end of the spectrum to 600 Hz at the bottom.
Nissan recruited high profile help to develop the system, including, the Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology, acoustic psychology experts from the Vanderbilt University Medical Center and a Hollywood sound design studio that was not identified. Interestingly, The National Federation of the Blind -- the organization that is offering up the current criticism -- also helped provide design input for the system.
Perry defends the system against the recent criticism, stating, "They're entitled to their opinions on the sounds turning off and what the sounds should be. The on-off switch by default is in the on position, and the driver has to make a decision each time to turn it off. The switch is there to balance the needs of drivers and pedestrians, though we think most owners will leave the system on because they can't hear the sounds inside the car."
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and legislators in Congress are currently
working on legislation
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Fresh from their stunning victory at Stamford Bridge, Arsenal return to European action with Marseille the visitors to Emirates Stadium. Confidence is sky-high off the back of such a terrific display and Arsenal fans are beginning to dare to dream once again. Arsène Wenger has been quick to calm the rapidly-growing expectations and has to be wary of a Marseille side whose counter-attacking style is well suited to playing away from home.
While the Gunners have been enjoying a recovery from what was a slow start to the season, their French counterparts have also seen results improve with a 100 per cent record since the 1-0 loss to Wenger's side last month.
The French side will certainly have to be at their best if they are to keep Gunners captain Robin van Persie quiet. The Dutchman comes into the game in tremendous form with an incredible 12 goals already this season and it is no surprise that the odds of him finding the net again are relatively short. Van Persie to score and Arsenal to win is available at 15/8 (2.85), with the same player to score more than 1.5 goals at 4/1 (5.00).
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Edgestar built-in wine coolers are inspired by you to fit seamlessly into your lifestyle and suit your specific wine storage needs. This slim design has a 15" width perfect for replacing an outdated appliance such as a trash compactor and allows you to store and display up to 26 bottles of your favorite wine. Loaded with features and an elegant design this wine refrigerator is a popular choice that will perfectly blend into any home décor.
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The standard bottle capacity is based off of the 'Typical Bordeaux' bottle dimensions. Please note that if storing larger bottle sizes, the bottle storage capacity will be reduced. The above image shows the different bottle dimensions of some of the most popular wine bottles.
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Located in Delhi's southern precincts, at Mehrauli, is the Qutub Minar complex, a World Heritage listed site dating back to the late 12th century. Built on the foundations of Hindu and Jain temples, the monuments within the complex are fine displays of Indo-Islamic architecture, many incorporating Afghan elements.
After entering the complex, walk past the Mughal Gardens then veer right to the (1) Alai Minar. This was the Muslim ruler Ala-ud-din Khilji's grand attempt to build an identical tower twice the height of Qutub Minar (see 4). However his death in 1316 left the incomplete tower standing at just 80.3 feet (24.5 meters).
Stroll south to the small (2) Tomb of Imam Zamin, constructed by Imam Zamin (a saint from Turkestan) in 1537. The dome and delicate sandstone latticework screens are of particular architectural interest.
Next door, admire the old gateway to the Qutub Minar complex, the arched (3) Alai Darwaza. A red sandstone masterpiece, it was built by Ala-ud-din Khilji in 1310 and features incredibly intricate lattice sandstone screens and white marble inlay work. Turkish and local artisans were involved in the design.
Nearby is the star attraction, the (4) Qutub Minar, a 237.8-feet-high (72.5-meter- high) tower of victory started in 1193 by the first Muslim ruler of Delhi, Qutub-ud-din Aibak, with additions beyond the first story made by his successors. Gradually narrowing from the base to the top, there are five stories, the first three made of fluted red sandstone and the top two from sandstone and marble. Carvings and verses from the Quran adorn the tower, which today leans around two feet (60 centimeters) off the vertical.
Next to the tower is the first mosque constructed in India following the country's Islamic conquest, the (5) Quwwat-ul-Islam Masjid. This crumbling mosque was built by Qutub-ud-din Aibak in 1192 but had various additions by his successors. It remained Delhi's principal mosque right until 1360.
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|DC to the top
Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2009
|beautiful weather, and a beautiful climb.
|Posted Jan 5, 2013 5:12 pm
|Great climb. Disappointment Cleaver at 1:30 am with crampons on rock was quite the treat.
|Posted Dec 24, 2012 12:45 pm
|dc weather stop
Date Climbed: Sep 8, 2012
|held up at ingraham with crazy weather, rockfall, thunder, lightning, general mountain awesomeness.
|Posted Dec 19, 2012 6:14 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2011
|Memorable blue bird day...
|Posted Dec 6, 2012 12:58 am
|Dissapointment cleaver
Date Climbed: Jun 10, 2011
|a great day summitting rainier in 2011!! We climbed Dissapointment cleaver. This year 2012 we tried again but were unsuccessful due to massive snowstorm. We only reached 13,000 ft this time before having to descend back to camp. we waited out storm for two days then went to Mt.Hood instead.
|Posted Dec 4, 2012 8:56 pm
|CMC Group
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2011
|Fine folks...
|Posted Nov 30, 2012 4:10 pm
|Great Sunrise
|A 4th of July climb via the Emmons that was awesome. Due to winds most parties threw in the towel early but staying one more day set the stage for sharing the summit with one other person!
|Posted Nov 14, 2012 3:02 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 1986
|Great climb. Got to see a beautiful sunrise from summit.
|Posted Nov 13, 2012 4:08 pm
|DC w/RMI
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2012
|Cold! Altitude hit me pretty good. First time up Rainier. I'm hooked. Can't wait to go back for another climb.
Trip Report
|Posted Oct 2, 2012 4:18 pm
|Amazing Conditions
Date Climbed: Sep 27, 2012
|Blue sky, few clouds, unusually warm, very awesome climb. Thanks RMI!
|Posted Sep 30, 2012 10:27 pm
|Dissapointment Cleaver in 24 hours
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2011
|Climbed the DC leaving the car at 5 PM and returning to it at close to 5 PM the next day. We had a very limited time/weather window. I think we got about 2 or 3 hours of sleep at Camp Muir. It was awsome!
|Posted Sep 29, 2012 6:59 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2009
Emmons-Winthrop overnighter
29.07.2012 Winthrop overnighter
|Posted Sep 22, 2012 12:46 pm
|Ingrahm Direct
Date Climbed: Jun 17, 2010
|Great views!
|Posted Sep 20, 2012 5:26 pm
|First time
|Did the Schurman route. Perfect weather.
|Posted Sep 19, 2012 10:40 pm
|Disappointment cleaver/ Ingraham Glacier route
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 1979
|A couple of successful ascents, both from Muir to the Ingraham. Thanks to my partners Dan Logan (in 1979) and Big John Anderson (1984)
|Posted Sep 13, 2012 9:55 pm
|Perfect Weather Window
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2012
|From Paradise to Muir, we had low vis, snow, wind...loved the rime ice that collected on us. Quick nap and it was off to the summit via DC. Couldn't ask for better weather, clear sky, freezing temps, light winds..... Descent from Muir to Paradise really sucked with post-holing and shit but we were just thrilled to have summitted between all the lousy weather this month. :)
|Posted Sep 13, 2012 5:31 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2012
|Hiked in late on 8/31, acclimated all day 9/1, and made a push at 1am on 9/2. Got to the top of the Cleaver @ 6am, only another 1800ft and 2.5 hrs ish to the top, but partner had to turn around. Conditions were prime - no snow, rain, bluebird both days up high. Too many people generally speaking for my taste
|Posted Sep 8, 2012 11:13 am
|Winthrop Glacier
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2012
|Got up in time to watch the sun rise. Enjoyed this route much more than the DC route.
|Posted Sep 5, 2012 1:31 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2012
|From camp at Ingram Flats with Murad, Goran and Thomas. Respectable peak.
|Posted Sep 4, 2012 3:37 am
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2012
|Took the dc route and made Columbia crest. 40 mph winds at summit but great weather on the way down. Awesome trip
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- 1 can (10 ounces) enchilada sauce, divided
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- 1 can (15 ounces) pinto beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 10 flour tortillas (6 inches)
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Mexican cheese blend
- Shredded lettuce, chopped tomato, sour cream and sliced ripe olives, optional
- Spoon 1/2 cup enchilada sauce into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. In a large saucepan, cook and stir the cream cheese and salsa over medium heat for 2-3 minutes or until blended. Stir in the chicken, beans and chilies.
- Place about 1/3 cup of chicken mixture down the center of each tortilla. Roll up and place seam side down over sauce. Top with remaining enchilada sauce; sprinkle with cheese.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until heated through. Serve with lettuce, tomato, sour cream and olives if desired. Yield: 5 servings.
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"Wonderful flavors and easy to make! This dish will become one of our weeknight staples!"
"We have made this many times and it is delish! It is actually tastier than many enchiladas I've had in restaurants. I always make a double-batch because my busy family demands leftovers of this great meal to have handy!"
"I doubled the recipe for my family of 5 and didn't have any left they enjoyed it so much! Very easy to make as well."
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Neighborhood doggie lady: how to approach?
While I was walky doggying Smokey today, a lady that lives about a block away came out with 5 dogs! 2 (smaller side dogs) were in the back of a car. 1 weiner dog ran off to greet another friendly doggie walker. And she had 1 off leash (larger dog) and a poodle by the collar.
I saw her and said 'hi' earlier when she watched Smokey and I ride by the first time around.
I want to be her friend. I want Smokey and Zeeva to socialize with her dogs.
Given that Smokey and Zeeva don't do well with other dogs and that Smokey is pretty male aggressive, do you think I can ask her about her pack? How? A knock on the door? Is that weird? Maybe I should wait and if I see her out again I can approach her? Should I explain our situation and see if it's ok with her to do some kind of meet and greet?
I've seen her once before and said 'hi' (I usually at least atempt to wave or say hi when I'm going around the neighborhood). She seems friendly and always watches Smokey as we ride by...but most people watch us. I think they wonder how the walky dog contraption works. Lol.
IMO, because of the part in blue below, I wouldn't even broach the topic. I'd weigh the benefits over the potential for something bad to happen. We had a member here who took her dog on a play date with another dog owner she recently met. The other person's dog got hurt, they weren't even sure how he got hurt but the man blamed the German Shepherd. What followed was weeks of threats, stress and calls to animal control and her dog didn't have a history of dog aggression.
Also, as long as your dogs are under control, good on leash (which it sounds likes they are) I'm of the belief they don't need to play with other dogs.
If you do want to have your dog around other dogs how about in a controlled environment like an OB class, or maybe a class to help reduce the DA?
I'd choose being safe over worrying about your dogs interacting with other people's dogs.
You can still be her friend, but if your dogs aren't good with other dogs then don't bring them with you. One of our neighbors has GSDs and it was because of their dogs that I went over to introduce myself. There's nothing wrong with being friendly :)
Since Smokey and Zeeva aren't really fond of new dogs, personally I would not attempt it. You'll be setting them up to fail for no real reason! There is no gain to be had - you could still become her friend and do dog stuff with her, without doggie play dates. I have a lot of dog friends and rarely do our dogs ever get together to play. Usually we meet up for training at a house, park, pet store.... go on hikes or play fetch/Frisbee together in the park. The dogs are around each other but don't have to interact, which would be a safe idea in this case. And it's always nice having a second dog person with you to do dog things and give you an outside perspective on things you're doing! It's great having someone to say "Why don't you lower your criteria?" or "Have you tried this product?.." so that you can become a better owner and more educated/worldly all at once! ;)
It would be nice to make friends with her. Since she already recognizes you and you say hi, you can stop and ask her about her dogs. Get a feel for her and her dogs. If you develop a good relationship maybe you could introduce your dogs one at a time, to one of her dogs. I think seeing more than one dog approaching is intimidating for some dogs. And if you meet, don't stand around - go for a walk, have the dogs keep moving and distracted with smells so they are not focused on one another.
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April 12, 2012
When: Saturday
Where: Breckenridge Beer Fest (day) and three20south (night)
Home Base: Portland, Maine
Where does the name come from? Jason Spooner is the default booking mule and travel agent…and we use his car for all band-related nonsense.
What type of music do you play? Roots rock/Americana as a Triple-A radio station songwriter
If your band were a dog, what breed would it be and why?
Hungarian Vizsla's…They are fairly rare hunting dogs known for efficiency, stealthiness and loyalty. This band is efficient and stealthy as a trio and we've kept at it for good solid while. You need to travel light and we certainly do that. The trio formation gives us a lot of mobility and has enabled us to work in a number of scenarios… clubs, festivals, theaters and a huge range of opening slots. Anywhere from Michael Franti to Ray Lamontagne, to Peter Rowan to B.B. King. We're also pretty keen on tracking down and pursuing opportunities. That's where the hunting angle comes in.
If you had to compare yourself to another band, who would it be? G. Love meets Paul Simon on J.J. Cale's front porch.
What sets your band apart? I think we offer enough to appeal to fans of roots, jam, folk and rock… maybe the versatility or chameleon quality of what we do is the strength. We have so many influences individually and collectively. Sometimes that can be a detriment to bands… to us, I think it's a strong point. We're able to lean in a number of directions depending on the show and venue. We can certainly play the dance-y/upbeat shows but we're also very song and lyrically focused so we're equally comfortable in listening rooms. All of my favorite bands have some kind of inherent versatility.
What's been your craziest experience on the road? Our last flight from Denver to Missoula was pretty nutty…it was smack in the middle of that huge Jan. 2012 snow storm that was hammering the northwest for a week and we flew right into it. The co-pilot literally announced to the passengers before we boarded, "we are hopefully going to land in Missoula as planned but we may have to land elsewhere." We made it but it was a nail-biter.
Is your music geared toward mosh pits or foot tapping?
Dancing and foot-tapping.
Who: This Must be the Band
When: Saturday
Where: three20south, Breck
Home base: Chicago
Where does that name come from? The Talking Heads song "This Must be the Place." We like that song.
What type of music do you play? Only Talking Heads songs.
If your band were a dog, what breed would it be and why? Boxer: because boxers are the greatest, but aren't too good in fights with other dogs.
What sets your band apart? We are probably the only band willing to both a) only play Talking Heads and b) drive through the mountains to play that music.
What's been your craziest experience on the road? Our trailer flipped off the first time we tried to get out this far west.
Is your music geared toward mosh pits or foot tapping? Jumping up and down.
Who: The Reverend Hooch
When: Tonight
Where: Alma's Only Bar
Home base: The Mile High City
Where does the name come from?
Our music is very bluesy, and we wanted a name that reflected the carnality and spirituality of the blues. While stoned at rehearsal one day, we came up with 'Reverend Hooch', and it stuck.
What Type of music do you play?
Retro electro blues rock and soul.
If you had to compare yourself to another band, who would it be?
We have our own sound but our influences include The Allman Brothers, Clapton, Hendrix, ZZ Top, Joe Cocker, Gov't Mule, North Mississippi All-Stars, The Black Keys, and many others. But every time we play or record, it winds up sounding like us.
What sets your band apart?
We are old school. Our favorite music came from the late 60's/early 70's, and we try to capture that vibe but with a modern twist.
What's been your craziest experience on the road? We recently played a show in Arizona. Steve and Roc (guitar and bass) wound up missing the flight out of Denver because of a mix up at the check-in counter. David (drums) made the flight, but the bag that he checked, containing his drum hardware, never made it. Roc and Steve were able to catch the next flight out of Denver to a tiny airport in New Mexico where, as it turned out, the bag containing David's drum gear was stranded. They retrieved the bag and found the last one-way car rental in N.M., and after driving five hours across Ariz., they made it to the gig before soundcheck, with David's drum hardware in hand. All we needed was a few hits of acid and a bottle of ether, and the whole ordeal would have been worthy of Hunter Thompson.
Is your music geared toward mosh pits or foot tapping?
Our music occurs somewhere in between those two extremes where white people start to get their groove on.
Who: Boom Box
When: Tonight
Where: three20south, Breck
Home base: Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Where does your name come from?
We had a band called the Cantaloupe Antelope and we were having trouble getting gigs. Most places didn't have enough letters to write our name on the marquee. I bought this Ouija board from a flea market and we sat down one night to figure out how to make some money. We asked the "board" what we need to make money. Letter by creepy letter it spelled out BoomBox. We immediately thought, "This Ouija guidance is nonsense," and traded the Ouija board for some weed. After smoking said weed, we got a call about a gig from a friend who was throwing this multi-act kind of thing at a local club. He asked us the name of our band and we responded with the normal Cantaloupe Antelope thing. "We don't have that many letters for our sign out front," he said. To which we responded, "do you have enough to spell BoomBox?"
What type of music do you play? Both kinds
If your band were a dog, what breed would it be, and why?
A pit bull…loyal, observant and hopefully a useful and respected member of society. However, anyone who decides to f*ck with us and our family will likely have their face torn off…
If you had to compare yourself to another band, who would it be?
Why compare yourself with others? No one in the entire world can do a better job of being you than you…
What sets your band apart? We feel that we are the best qualified candidates for the job.


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In short.....DDR/Czech/Slovak lines can and do make awesome family companions and protectors...............if the alpha male and female of the family have experience with large, powerful dogs. They are not necessarily for first timers.
West German showlines are much easier and mellow. LOL. They still have a look that will ward off most criminals or burglars. Health can be an issue.
Well your doing your research and thats great! But it seems like you made a 180 degree turn and your now looking at another hard core dogie?
Herder dogs are another on my "would not recommend list." I have worked with a few different, it's a "different set of "issues." I have trained a couple dealt with a couple Dominance hassles (female) and I found "herders" to be not so bad, almost kept a foster! I was impressed with her!
Course she was in my care because the original owner had said "I'm done she's going to the pound!"
Not an easy dog, still say a King Shepherd or a Shilo might be what your looking for?
|Companion, guard, herding and police DO NOT have to be exclusive in a dog.....people who breed dogs that one has to be exclusive to the other are missing the essence of the breed.....those that believe that they have to be exclusive are probably not knowledgable enough to pick a good breeder regardless of what line they choose.
I have been following English shepherd breed for a number of years and did own one.
The breeders have the same issues as GSD , with the exception a conformation group.
They have "working/herding" farm dogs and bred for pet only .
Same story , when you don't pay attention to instincts , same things that you said were important to the GSD to allow it to be a good companion quote "He must possess instinctive behaviour, resilience and self-assurance in order to be suitable as a companion , guard, protection, service and herding dog.."
then you will have the same problems , a dog not suitable as a companion .
The pet group tends to focus on the "irish white" which is the striking lassie type colouration .
Problems are showing up .
The one I had was pretty hard-core working , bi-colour type.
If you think they are not demanding , better have another look.
In the strain I had there were headers and heelers -- dogs that addressed livestock , sheep / cattle head on , or dogs that ran or drove them from behind . Mine was a tough little header .
Wow so I offer my experience and take with my dog who is considered medium drive as well as things to consider yet unhelpful despite being said by others as well. Good to know.
Yes, they are good companions IN THE RIGHT HANDS!!!! Even the low drive dogs can be a handful, especially for newbie owners. They still need a job to do and training. They don't come instantly perfect.
Nobody said a companion dog is below standard. We said any breeder breeding below standard is bad for the breed. My dogs are primarily companions yet I still have to put in the time and energy to maintain them. Shasta may be lazy as all get out but even she needs the time put in for exercise, whether she wants to or not, because if I don't, she'll get destructive. The creator of the breed wanted the breed maintained as a working dog. Lounging around as a lazy family pet was not and is not how they're supposed to be. Even if they're just bringing in the morning paper, its a job for them. They NEED that mental work to be a solid member of the family.
Breeders who breed below standard are not deserving of respect nor are they breeding with the total package in mind. They see dollar signs. That's it.
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An English Shepherd is a totally different breed than a German Shepherd..Not sure that your saying you are getting one of those instead?
English Shepherds look bernese mountaindogish and are anything but couch potaotes. I have some friends with them and they require quite a bit of exercise. Or maybe your saying your looking at american line shepherds?
I don't recall anyone saying a companion dog is below standard.
My dogs, and probably many here who work their dogs, are my companions first and foremost. They just happen to do things in addition to being companions.
I think you could find what your looking for in any "line",,forget the 'line' stuff, and research the breeders you were sent. A good breeder can either match you or not, to a dog that will fit your wants and don't wants, as many have suggested
I am the person who started this thread, some of the replies have been very helpful and I got some nice mails too with breeder recommendations.
I am going to avoid working line dogs and the DDR, czech, iron curtain etc because its apparent that they will be too much for me.
Gotta say the replies by Kzoppa and the moderator David were totally unhelpful, I almost want the time that I spent reading them back. A waste of bandwidth and space.
I didn't know about the GSD standard so I read it, quoting:
He must possess instinctive behaviour, resilience and self-assurance in order to be suitable as a companion , guard, protection, service and herding dog..
So whoever said a companion dog is below the standard needs to read the standard again.
But anyways those are just words and if people are breeding hard intense dogs that are unsuitable companions in most normal homes then who cares what the standard says.
Is the GSD the next junk-yard dog? Heading towards pit-bull and rottweiler territory?
I will look into the breeders suggested but otherwise I'm going to get an English Shepherd, amazing dogs.
Thanks to the helpful posters.
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While I think both dogs are easy to live with and both do well with the kids, the ride has not been without occasional bumps and blips. We deal with them, learn from them, and move on. Everything is relative. We dont sweat the small stuff, dont expect our GSDs to act like anything other than GSDs, and have a high tolerance for chaos, lol. What may seem easy and second nature in my house may seem overwhelming to someone else and vica versa. Neither of my dogs, and in particular the male, would be a good fit for a meek, permissive person seeking a dog with a golden retriever temperament.
Having said that my preference is a WL dog. But even with a decade of "pet" training in Bully breeds, my WL GSD handed me my butt! Serious "rank" drive issues and "People Issues" he was "not" a fan of company!
I was up for the challenge and I have a great dog! It was a lot of work but it was worth it
to me. My wife however says "never again", I kinda "think" never without!
In my personal acquaintance of family and friends, I recommend a GSD to none of them!
Not a decision to be taken lightly!
The question the op asked I feel is appropriate and is asked a lot. A big misconception is that ddr or working line is high energy. A dog that has to WORK has to have lots of energy right? That was my biggest concern when getting my first working line dog. I was afraid of a dog that was always go go go. That simply just isn't true. Not to mention my working line dog has very high pack drive and is bonded deeply with my family. He greets every member at the door with great enthusiasm. Yet he is aloof and serious to the outside world. So in short a working line can make a wonderful family companion.
The tough part is finding an experienced breeder to match you with the right dog. I'm sure everyone on here has a different favorite breeder. What I'm looking for in a Shepherd might be the total opposite of what you're looking for. I know when I was looking I didn't know what pack drive was. Or what a civil dog meant. Or that high prey drive didn't mean high energy. Reading descriptions and actually experiencing these things in real life are very very different.
My advice is go to a breeder that is straight forward and blunt with you. One that isn't telling you everything you want to hear or at least is throwing disclosures in there. Go to one that will not only talk but show you in person what they are talking about. Seeing my breeders dogs in person made a big difference to me. In the end it's a little bit of a crap shoot and you have to actually own a Shepherd or two to actually know what traits you really want.
But can ddr lines make great family companions? Imo 110% yes. Any line can make a great pet. It's dependent on their temperament.
I think that if you are concerned that a DDR dog will be too much dog to start with, why not get a GSL or even an AL dog to start with. After you have brought the pup through to maturity and have a nicely trained dog and feel ready for a second one (GSDs are like Lays Potato Chips: you can't have just one), then you can move on to a working line dog for your next GSD.
Not all GSL dogs have roach - backs. There are a lot of good dogs out there. Some of them have good drive, good nerve, good health. For a beginner, I think you have a better shot at getting a dog that will be a good match.
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I have started teaching almost three year old group and I had a little problem.
My students are keen on taking the book I am reading to them from me and of course don't want to share it with others. Should I make the rule that only I hold the book and turn the pages (there are only 4 children by the way) or should I perhaps ask each student to turn a page once in a while? They are very young and I know it is only natural that they want to glance through a book, but if I give them a book at the end of the class they will refuse to share it.
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take your pup out often. when you can't watch your
pup keep him crated.
Hi Ankittanna - yes he's a long-haired. Lots of grooming but I think he's worth it
Will up the walk time a little over the weekend. Plan on taking him for his first trip to the woods
|That's one handsome bugger u got there! Long haired, is he? I usually take Kaiser out twice a day for roughly 15 mins.. Since he's not had his shots yet, I just take him up to the terrace of my apartment building.. he's about 8 weeks old now.. maybe another month or two & I'll start taking him out.. I would suggest see how tired he is after his walks, if he crashes as he enters home, that's good, if he still has some energy to burn, increase the duration in the next walk period..
Thanks again for the tips. I'll certainly restrict access for the time being and see if that helps.
In a lot of ways I'm really lucky with him as he sleeps in his crate all night (from 11pm-7am) and has never once pottied in there. For the first 4 weeks he was home, I slept on the sofa next to the crate and set my alarm to take him out every couple of hours (although he would hardly ever go). I guess he just has a strong bladder! He's an absolutely perfect boy in all respects apart from the indoor pottying so if I can crack this one soon I'll be really happy
Here's a pic in case you missed him on the picture forum. Ears are up to stay by the look of things so won't have anyone else asking me if he's a sheepdog when I take him out. It was really annoying me
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Thanks for the replies - much appreciated!
Thorny - no, strangely not. It's anywhere in the conservatory and not just in the area where I used to keep the newspaper. I've been disinfecting a few times a day. We laugh as we say that our floors have never been so clean but I'll have to look into a specialist product like the one you mentioned. Thanks!
My 16 week old seemed potty trained at week 8-9 as well, but when he has the run of the house he will occasionally (once a week) pee on the floor without alerting me that he needs to go out, despite my requirement that he speak before we go outside. But he has not had any accidents in crate in 2 months.
Thanks for the replies - much appreciated!
Thorny - no, strangely not. It's anywhere in the conservatory and not just in the area where I used to keep the newspaper. I've been disinfecting a few times a day. We laugh as we say that our floors have never been so clean but I'll have to look into a specialist product like the one you mentioned. Thanks!
is the pup peeing in the exact same spot in the conservatory each time? if yes, there may be pee smell left over after the paper training that he is going to. My lab puppy did this until I saturated those spots with "Natures Miracle" and then she didn't mark there any more.
Another idea is crate training and keeping him in a smaller space which he instinctually won't mess in, rather than letting him have the run of the conservatory.
|I walk my dog in and around my neighborhood (not far though in case she straight up wont move) for about 30 min and shes ready to lay down... happy mind you but still obviously tired but would like to go some more if I asked her lol if that makes sense. About 20-30 min should work for now. I would then slowly increase the time and distance from the home.
A couple of puppy questions....
Hi everyone. I have a couple of questions I wanted to put to you all regarding my first GSD pup in quite a few years....
Firstly, we're having real problems potty training. When he was first bought home at 8 weeks, we used to lay newspaper in the conservatory for him. I took this up after a few weeks as wanted to get him used to using the back garden. Anyway, he still seems to remember that the conservatory was the place to potty and so he still goes in there unless I'm watching him non-stop. Any ideas how I can get him out of this? (he's now 15 weeks btw so I'm not expecting miracles but would just like the accidents to slow down a little!).
The second question is re. exercising. We take him out 2/3 times a day usually for 10 minutes or so at a time. At what age should I be upping the distance/time walking? Don't want to over-exercise him now but also conscious about under-exercising too.
Thanks everyone! Look forward to some advice
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Thursday, June 7
By Nick Ames
John Jensen, Nicolas Anelka, Sylvain Wiltord, Robert Pires, Patrick Vieira, Thierry Henry, Emmanuel Petit, Cesc Fabregas.
That's the list of eight ex-Arsenal players who have lifted the Henri Delaunay Trophy, Europe's premier international football prize. Sitting in a slowly-stirring Gatwick Airport that seems a far cry from the party atmosphere I'll step out to in a few hours' time, I wonder if we're about to see a ninth etch his name into continental history.
I'm about to fly to Kharkiv, in the east of Ukraine – commencing a journey in which I'll be charting the progress of Arsenal's sizeable Euro 2012 contingent. Nine current Gunners, and one imminent arrival, will be representing their countries in the competition – and I'll be watching the majority in action in the next few weeks.
Kicking things off in Kharkiv this Saturday will be a meeting of two forwards, Robin van Persie and Nicklas Bendtner, on whom the hopes of Dutchmen and Danes respectively will be resting as their teams vie to escape an intriguing Group B.
Over the coming fortnight I'll also see Theo Walcott, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Laurent Koscielny, Per Mertesacker and new boy Lukas Podolski at first hand – and if Wojciech Szczesny, Tomas Rosicky or Andrey Arshavin make it out of Group A I'll be looking to catch up with them in the latter stages.
During the course of the tournament I'll be writing a daily blog from the heat of the battle, bringing you the best Arsenal angles from Euro 2012 as well as insights about life at a major tournament and travelling around Ukraine. There will be quotes, interviews and reaction from those involved and plenty more - so stay close to Arsenal.com for breaking stories as the action unfolds.
Despite justified fears about player fatigue this summer, not to mention other sub-plots making the news, I sense we're in for an intensely competitive and sometimes spectacular June – with a concentration of quality not seen in any international competition over the past decade.
What price this resulting in at least one Arsenal player lining up for his country in Kiev on July 1, just 90 minutes away from joining that glittering list of Gunners alumni? I'm certainly not going to bet against it, and I hope you'll join me in finding out as I follow Euro 2012 from a uniquely Arsenal perspective.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Long story short my girlfriend continuously surprises me and keeps getting better and better.
She's never had an issue with the fact I have multiple costumes (am a nerd in general) and my friends and I frequently suit up in stormtrooper suits.
The other day she mentioned she'd wear whatever I want if I had a costume for her. (yes she did bring up the golden bikini, but there's not too much to it. Yes I know that's not a bad thing) :lol
SO I'm hoping to make her a Samus costume for Halloween this year so we can go out together and both have awesome costumes.
Looking for help from any members here if you've seen a decent costume or reference material anywhere.
Google searches turned up some good hits on cosplay sites so far.
I might take a Pepkura route for most of the costume and detail it as time goes on.
I'm thinking it won't be as much armor since I don't want her to feel cramped like she can't move, so I'm thinking from the thigh up to the chest piece will be fabric undersuit with a few hard plate details that won't restrict movement.
I also want to make the helmet very comfortable for her so she doesn't get freaked out wearing it for a period of time.
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1 Bad format
The format of this page is awful. I'm collecting the problem descriptions, but having to be very careful not to look at the solutions.
The function signature and description of what it is to do should be given. The solutions should be on some separate page.
+1, especially the solutions on separate page. Oligomous 18:15, 8 December 2009 (UTC)
2 Does the problem 1 example need correction?The problem refers us to
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I think the answer to problem 6 is kind of "cheating". I think something like this would be a nice alternate solutions:
isPalindrome :: Eq (a) => [a] -> Bool isPalindrome [] = True isPalindrome [x] = True isPalindrome (x:xs) = x == last xs && isPalindrome (init xs)
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'"I think they're going to finish every check that they have on me, and that's fine," Campbell said. "But I think they took a couple penalties on us, and that's the frustrating part. There's nothing wrong with good clean hockey and good physical hockey. But when it gets like that, I just try to keep my head up and protect myself."'
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:skull Fellow Bounty Hunters ....
Since I first posted up with pics of my JP I have spent loooong hours working on improving on it.
Today saw me finish the last bit of fabrication and I thought I'd offer up my work for critisim.
Full work notes on this can be found in my Jango Build Thead.
It still needs some more weathering and appologies for the dodgey photoshopping around the thrusters.
He she is ....
Post weathering
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'Kotalik has missed 13 games with a sprained knee. He's unsatisfied with the lack of explosiveness when he skates. "I'm still not 100 percent, and I'm still feeling it in the different motions and in the movements," Kotalik said. "I really need to be on top of my game, so until the pain goes away I'm not going to go out there. But I can see myself playing maybe at the start of next week."'
Paille nears return; Kotalik in no rush
March 21, 2007 Submitted by
Via: Buffalo News


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Hello Everyone!
I'm about to start painting my ROTJ aluminum Fett armor and had a quick question about Fett's color scheme.
For reference, I have been looking at photos of Fett taken when he was on display at various museums. From the pics I've seen, it appears as if the green color of Fett's Helmet is a slightly different color than his chest armor. His chest armor looks to be a shade or two darker, deeper green. Is this the case??
I just want to make sure it isn't the camera flash in the photos that is producing this color difference. If any Fett experts out there know for sure, please let me know. Sorry if this is common knowledge, but I haven't seen this question asked recently. I just don't want to start painting my armor and then found out that I have the color shades all wrong.
I will check back to read any posts. Thanks for reading!