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Samir Nasri starts against Liverpool today.
The France midfielder will make his first start of the season in the Premier League game at Emirates Stadium.
Youngsters Emmanuel Frimpong and Carl Jenkinson make their full debuts while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Ryo Miyaichi, Henri Lansbury and Ignasi Miquel are on the bench.
After his goal against Udinese in midweek, Theo Walcott continues on the right wing.
Team in full: Szczesny, Sagna, Vermaelen, Koscielny, Jenkinson, Frimpong, Ramsey, Nasri, Arshavin, Walcott, Van Persie
Subs: Fabianski, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Ryo, Miquel, Chamakh, Lansbury, BendtnerCopyright 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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The run is a 10k run, which starts at Portland Street and finishes at Deansgate, for those of you that know Manchester. It was first held in May 2003 and was created as a legacy event following The Commonwealth Games in 2002 and it's growing in size and stature each year. Actors, presenters, musicians and politicians will all be doing their bit and many brave people who are living with on-going conditions and disabilities will be running too.
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- The Bupa Great North Run, Newcastle, 16th September
- The Bupa Great Edinburgh Run, 7th October
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By GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent | January 16. 2014 7:57PM
The Boston-Portsmouth Air Show will not be held this year, according to organizers, but they are not ruling out a future return. (Union Leader File)
Ron Snow, marketing and development director with the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire, said they were unable to secure a jet team such as the United States Navy Blue Angels or the United State Air Force Thunderbirds for this year's event.
Air shows apply for jet teams in August and the jet team schedules are announced each December at the International Council of Air Shows.
Snow said about 220 air shows in the United States, Canada and internationally vie for the chance to bring a jet team to their event each year. Each team flies only 45 events each season.
After the 2012 air show, the organizations decided to try and hold the event bi-annually, but Snow said they might apply for jet teams to hold a show in 2015 instead.
Not holding an air show will have an impact on the organizations financially, but Snow said they hope to make up for it in other areas.
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Out of all thermal fax machines, you may want to get the Brother Thermal 1575. It boasts of high speed fax modem, automatic document feeder, multi sheet paper cassette tray and is caller ID ready. For the color inkjet kind, get the Brother Intellifax 1940CN. Apart from the automatic feeder, it also has a built in answering machine, a 480 page memory and a 3 second transmission speed. Thats well worth your investment! Meanwhile, for the more advanced laser fax machine option, the top Brother model is the Intellifax 4100e. Crafted with all the right features for supreme functionality, this unit only requires low operating costs and can accommodate multiple users. Main features include high speed modem (as fast as 2 seconds per page), generous memory, expandable paper capacity, top-quality clear and professional paper output, high yield Epson toner cartridge (this lowers operating expenses, hence, definitely a cost-effective solution), auto dial of up to 132 numbers and built in USB and parallel interfaces.
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September 11, 2002.
Its been a year. What a year it has been. I was up early this morning and watched and listened to the wailful keen of the drum and bagpipe corps that passed through the boroughs of New York. That sound will stick by me for awhile I think.
I found a fireman today on duty at some minor accident and thanked him for being there. These are certainly the heroes.
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There are scads of building-size, potentially hazardous asteroids lurking in Earth's immediate neighbourhood, and they may be colliding with the planet 10 times more often than scientists have previously believed, according to a new study that examined the airburst of a 12,000-tonne asteroid earlier this year near the Russian city of Chelyabinsk.
Three studies published on Wednesday, two in the journal Nature and one in the journal Science, have provided the most detailed description and analysis of the dramatic event on the morning of February 15.
Scientists now estimate the diameter of the object at just a hair less than 20 metres. Undetected by astronomers, the rock came out of the glare of the sun and hit the atmosphere at 69,202 kilometres per hour.
As it descended through the atmosphere, it broke into fragments, creating a series of explosions with the combined energy of about 500 kilotons of TNT, making it more than 30 times more powerful than the atom bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945, although the energy in this case was spread out over a much broader area.
The shockwave blew out windows in nearly half the buildings in Chelyabinsk. It knocked people off their feet; dozens were sunburned by the blinding flash, which at its peak was 30 times brighter than the sun. About 1200 people were hurt, most by broken and flying glass, but no one was killed.
One chunk the size of a small couch landed in frozen Chebarkul Lake, leaving a circular hole, as if shot with a bullet from space. That fragment, which weighed about 862 kilograms, was retrieved months later, breaking into several pieces in the process. Thousands of smaller pieces have also been recovered.
The scientific investigation relied to a great degree on video imagery obtained by "dashcams", the cameras Russian drivers often use to document car crashes and potentially abusive law enforcement. Scientists visited 10 locations where the footage had been taken by stationary cameras, and used landmarks to create a map of the asteroid's trajectory. The shockwave damage propagated perpendicularly to the path of the rock.
"It's incredible how well-documented all this is," said Peter Jenniskens, a meteor astronomer at the SETI Institute and a co-author of the paper in Science.
Taken together, the new information on Chelyabinsk does not suggest the sky is falling – no one has ever been killed by an asteroid in all of recorded human history. But it may shift the overall risk profile of asteroids, making Chelyabinsk-size events look more probable.
That's the conclusion of Peter Brown, a professor at Western University in Ontario, Canada, who re-examined decades of data compiled by scientific and military sensors. The scientific orthodoxy said a Chelyabinsk-size event ought to happen every 140 years or so, but Brown saw several such events in the historical record.
Famously, a large object exploded over the Tunguska region of Siberia in 1908. But there have been less-heralded impacts, including one on August 3, 1963, when an asteroid created a powerful airburst off the coast of South Africa.
"Any one of these taken separately I think you can dismiss as a one-off. But now when we look at it as a whole, over a hundred years, we see these large impactors more frequently than we would expect," said Brown, whose paper appeared in Nature.
Most rocks that size have yet to be identified, and it would be difficult and expensive to find them and calculate their trajectories, Brown said. But this could boost efforts already underway to create early-warning systems for Chelyabinsk-class impactors that are just a few days away, he said.
The paper in Science hypothesised that the Chelyabinsk asteroid is a piece of "rubble" from a larger body that had been broken apart by tidal forces from an earlier near-Earth encounter.
"The rest of that rubble could still be part of the near-Earth object population," the authors wrote.
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I've seen a lot of people that have done things in big workshops, big tables, drawing tables, even in the bedrooms or kitchens (hey, that's what I've heard!), but how you're gonna work your costuming stuff, specially when dealing with spray paint, RIT dye and removers, Super Glue, and all kinds of volatile materials in a close space? Best way is to be outside the house, apartment or in a workshop.
Well, in my situation, when I dealt with my soft parts, or measuring parts or little stuff, like my chest display casing, I was doing everything inside my computer room (my sacred SW collection and rest place...aka TDH), and one or two times in the main bedroom. But most of my time while I was dealing with the main thing (armor, JP, etc.) was outside the apartment, but because we live in a military installation housing, we don't count with a lot of space available or a few stuff that we need, like a laundry sink.
All my stuff was done thanks for just one thing and one thing only...my trusty old military wood ammunition box. It's 21" tall, 22" long, and 16" wide, which I use as my "working bench",
It's not taller than my knees, but most of the pics I've taken about my armor, gloves, Dickies jumpsuit, GA Fiberglass Jet Pack, the glove Pre-prod patches, etc. were all done in that same box (you could tell by the grey mist on top of the box by accident, while priming my JP), and I'm still working in the same box right on top, covering everything with newspaper and tape.
Now, lets see what you use as your working space, I bet that you can't beat that!
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By Joe Brewin
Thierry Henry has hailed the role of fitness coach Tony Colbert in his triumphant return to the Arsenal side.
Henry fired home a late winner to sink Leeds United in the Third Round of the FA Cup on Monday - his 227th strike in an Arsenal shirt.
But it could have been a different story if Colbert's training regime had not prepared the record goalscorer in time for a fairytale finish at Emirates Stadium.
"You always think that [you can still do a job], but whether or not you do always remains to be seen," the striker said. "I just said to Tony Colbert [the fitness coach], 'look, you have to get me ready', and he did.
"I am nowhere near a 90-minute game but he did everything for me to be able to help.
"You are always going to get what you deserve if you work hard. That has always been my philosophy in the game; you have got to work hard. I would rather have the guy in my team who tries any day than the guy who doesn't want to show up. That is my mentality."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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I first went to Plas with my parents in 1955. From 1958 till 1966, it became my second home, first holidaying - summer, Christmas, Easter, Whit - and from 1962, as one of that select band, a Plas leader. I have continued to visit on and off up to Plas closing its doors in 2007. The memories remain fresh today and the ...Read full memory
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We went to stay at Plas-Y-Nant, Easter, Whit and Summer every year in the 50s. It was simply wonderful. Yes, I remember Auntie Lena and the whole range of little customs and practices we willingly engaged in. Not the least important of these was the evening 'down and up' - the group walk down the drive, along the road ...Read full memory
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I first was introduced Plas Y Nant by The Rev. Ken D Beardsley who took a large group of us youngsters from the Methodist church in Menston Yorkshire in 1966. We were there introduced to the the formidable, affectionately known As Aunty Lena. She was not really formidable at all and was dearly loved by all. Here I was ...Read full memory
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I went to Plas in the 1960s and have fabulous memories of the wonderful holidays and all the fun things that happened, the outings, the trips to Carnaerfon, the tricks we played and of course our wonderful Auntie Lena who actually was our real auntie, she was my father's oldest sister, but no one believed us as everyone ...Read full memory


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US debt now greater than GDP
posted at 10:12 am on August 4, 2011 by Bruce McQuain
Yes, we've finally done it – and almost immediately after the Spender-in-Chief signed the new law:
US debt shot up $238 billion to reach 100 percent of gross domestic project after the government's debt ceiling was lifted, Treasury figures showed Wednesday.
Treasury borrowing jumped Tuesday, the data showed, immediately after President Barack Obama signed into law an increase in the debt ceiling as the country's spending commitments reached a breaking point and it threatened to default on its debt.
The new borrowing took total public debt to $14.58 trillion, over end-2010 GDP of $14.53 trillion, and putting it in a league with highly indebted countries like Italy and Belgium.
Public debt subject to the official debt limit — a slightly tighter definition — was $14.53 trillion as of the end of Tuesday, rising from the previous official cap of $14.29 trillion a day earlier.
Treasury had used extraordinary measures to hold under the $14.29 trillion cap since reaching it on May 16, while politicians battled over it and over addressing the country's bloating deficit.
The official limit was hiked $400 billion on Tuesday and will be increased in stages over the next 18 months.
No linger time there, huh? We now owe more than we produce in a year. And let's be honest, we didn't get here just during the last 3 years – although we did switch from a horse-drawn sled to a rocket sled – this has been a long process aided and abetted by both parties. Yes, one has been worse than the others at times, but it pays to remember that George W. Bush gave us Medicare part D and No Child Left Behind … both horribly expensive programs.
But it's not slowing down is it? And that's a problem for economic recovery as Dale Franks reminds us:
…a body of peer-reviewed work has been developed (PDF) that shows that an excess of government debt serves as a drag on the economy, shaving at least a full percentage point off of annual GDP growth. And we've learned that this negative economic effect has a non-linear effect on economic growth as debt increases.
There seems to be little real recognition of how drastic and the enduring government cuts in spending must be to change this so the debt isn't a drag on the economy. Granted they must be intelligent so as not to compromise our national security or disrupt what we deem as basic essential services government provides, but that leaves one heck of a lot of the pie to cut. And that would include massive cuts in entitlements. You're not entitled to something someone else can't afford. And that's where we are. I wish we'd quit calling those programs which are pure welfare "entitlements". There is a difference between paying into something for years and a program in which recipients are getting something for nothing. It is the "getting something for nothing" programs that deserve a first hard look. Unfortunately the programs in which taxpayers were forced to contribute and were subsequently looted by spendthrift politicians need to be reviewed and cut as well.
We can pretend this isn't a real problem, like most of the politicians in Washington DC, or we can face the reality (and pain) of the situation and start to work doing what is necessary to bring fiscal sanity to our nation's finances.
A good start would be cleaning the lot of them out DC and starting over. You're likely to find at least as competent a group as are up there now by randomly picking 535 names from a phone book. Yes, I know that's not going to happen, but we've got to come up with some way to scare those people straight. Suggestions are welcome.
Bruce McQuain blogs at Questions and Observations (QandO), Blackfive, theWashington Examiner and the Green Room. Follow him on Twitter: @McQandO


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|Yes that is Steve rocking the Pack look. I don't think his boots are that color but to be honest I wasn't paying attention being blinded by his outfit.
looks like some great snow.
hopefully you have a good year with a favorable snow pack and stability.
is that steve with the heavy duty green bay fan thing going? is he wearing the green and yellow boots too?
|I agree that the new breed is pretty enticing. I'll probably pick on up in the next year or two. The small size is attractive and there are some days when I would rather not have the DSLR too. Super nice cameras no doubt.
yea, no 10 fps is ridiculous. i've been shooting some skateboarding lately - i don't think i was in enough light to push the camera all the way to 10 fps, i think i was closer to 6 but it was still totally enough to catch everything i wanted and more.
the evf sucks, i get it - it does compared to a optical. i do think sony has the best evf out right now tho, there is a sweet manual focus assist feature where it zooms in something like 4 or 10 times when you touch the focus ring so you can make your focus adjustments under magnification - really adds to the precision of the focus....evf just takes some getting used to, and dropping several pounds is worth it for me.
just keep an eye on these style of cameras. they're going to get better and better, the glass is cheaper than dslr and getting better and better as far as quality. evfs will keep getting better, etc.
Dude, 10fps is absolutely firing. My D5100 shoots at 4fps and I get way too many photos. I shot over 500 frames on these two days. At 10fps, I would certainly be over 1k. Of course it's better to over shoot than miss the shot. You can always delete. It's a problem I am glad to deal with.
I've tried the electronic view finder thing an it sucks. I need some sort of optical view for framing the shot when shooting action is all.
One thing is for sure. Get the camera you are going to use. I do like those cameras and they certainly can work very well for what you are doing. Don't get me wrong. I'm just a crusty old fucker is all...
|i can carry the nex with a 16mm prime (+ fisheye or wideangle adapter) or the 18-55mm 2.8 in a lowepro lens case on the belt of my pack
The sweep panorama was one of the key features that led me to going with that camera.
I've loved it so far. I've had it for a little over a year. My parents bought it for me prior to our honeymoon in Kauai last year. We just got back from another trip from Kauai recently. I haven't started going through that batch of pics yet.
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I've looked into them. I do like the super high frame rates. 18fps for most of them? That is ridiculous. The biggest problem is they do not have an optical view finder. Makes them great for shooting scenery and such. Action? Not nearly as good. I'll stick with the DSLR.
with no mirror looking thru the lens optical vfs aren't possible with this tech. they use electronic view finders. i made sure to spring for the nex7 with the evf built in. no, its not an optical vf - but it does very well in snow. olympus em5 also has evf.
it is worth the weight savings alone to give these cameras a serious look, imo, even if you don't end up seeing one that is right for you, yet.
I use a chesty. So it's right in front of me. Yes, there is a weight and size disadvantage but it is not in my pack. I can bust it out quickly, get the shots, through it back in and go. I am surprised by how little having it on my chest bothers me.
I have to agree that the NEX camera's are great and you should get plenty of great shots with one. I may purchase one in the future, though the wife will probably kill me. I don't have any super crazy glass. A decent Telephoto and a wide angle that came with the camera kit.
that looks like a great little camera, if a little large in the body compared to other fixed-lenses. crazy zoom on that bitch... use the panoramic sweep on it yet? i was stoked with that on my nex.
for me i like using interchangeable lenses - get to use a fisheye and a 300mm zoom on the same camera, super fast 1.2s, leica someday, & get to use primes! and i already have a significant investment into canon glass so being able to use them on the nex with an adapter was a selling point for me also...
biggest thing for me was this: you'll only take shots with the camera you have WITH YOU and the dslr with L series glass is just a ridiculous amount of weight to add to a bc pack and i hate the lag on my point and shoots (they're not as nice as linville's tho) for action shots
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What is impetigo?
Impetigo is a highly contagious skin condition. It usually occurs on the face, neck, and hands of young children and infants. Children who wear diapers also tend to get it around the diaper area. Impetigo occurs more rarely in adults, usually following another skin condition or an infection.
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Impetigo is caused by two bacteria — Streptococcus pyogenes and Staphylococcus aureus. Recommended treatment often depends on which bacteria are causing your impetigo. Outlook for this condition is good and it usually goes away within two to three weeks.
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Types of impetigo
There are several different types of impetigo. The symptoms and causes are what set each type apart from the others.
Impetigo contagiosa
This may also be called nonbullous impetigo, and is the most common type of impetigo in children. It is very contagious. This type of impetigo usually begins with red sores around the nose and mouth.
These blisters burst, leaving a weeping, red rash that becomes crusted. This rash may be itchy but is not painful. Swollen lymph nodes (bean shaped glands that help your body fight infection) may also occur with impetigo contagiosa.
Bullous impetigo
This form of impetigo is most common in children under age two. Blisters usually appear first on the torso, arms, and legs. These blisters may initially appear clear and then turn cloudy.
Blisters caused by bullous impetigo tend to last longer than blisters caused by other types of impetigo. The areas around the blisters may be red and itchy.
This is the most serious form of impetigo because it affects the second layer of the skin, rather than just the top layer. Blisters tend to be painful and may turn into ulcers, or aggravated, open sores. Swollen lymph nodes and scars may also occur.
Symptoms of impetigo
Impetigo symptoms can be uncomfortable and embarrassing, particularly when they are present on the face. Though the symptoms vary slightly from type to type of impetigo, they are similar and can include:
- red sores that pop easily and leave a yellow crust
- fluid-filled blisters
- itchy rash
- skin lesions
- swollen lymph nodes
Causes of impetigo
Impetigo occurs when certain types of bacteria infect the skin. This can occur in a few different ways, such as:
- skin-to-skin contact with an individual who has impetigo
- touching things an individual with impetigo has had contact with, such as towels, bedding, and toys
- injury to the skin
- insect bites
- animal bites
Risk Factors
Who gets impetigo?
Certain individuals are more likely than others to develop impetigo. Risk factors include:
- being two to six years of age
- regularly attending a daycare or school
- having skin irritated by other conditions
- poor hygiene
- warm weather
- being in a crowded environment where bacteria can spread easily
- having dermatitis (itchy, inflammation of the skin, sometimes caused by allergic reactions)
- participating in activities that involve skin-to-skin contact
- having diabetes
- having a compromised immune system
Diagnosis of impetigo
Your doctor will examine your sores and ask about any recent injuries to the skin. Most cases of impetigo can be diagnosed through physical examination. However, your doctor may wish to take a culture to determine the type of bacteria that is causing your impetigo.
Taking a culture involves brushing a swab over an affected area. This swab will then be sent to a lab to be tested for bacteria. The information from this test can help your doctor decide whether you need antibiotics, as well as what type of antibiotics to prescribe.
Impetigo treatment
Treatment for impetigo depends on the severity of the symptoms as well as the type of bacteria causing the impetigo. If you have a mild case of impetigo, your doctor may recommend simple hygiene methods to help the skin heal and to prevent impetigo from spreading.
At-home treatments
The affected area should be cleaned several times per day, using either water or an antibacterial wash. It is important not to scrub the area while washing it, as this can further irritate the skin. After washing, pat the skin dry and apply an antibacterial or over-the-counter antibiotic ointment according to your doctor's recommendation.
If there are many scabs on the skin, you can soak this area to help remove some of the scabbing and promote healing. Affected areas can be soaked in soapy water or a 1:32 solution of vinegar and water (one ounce of vinegar for every 32 ounces of water).
Try to avoid picking at or touching the areas affected by impetigo. A non-stick dressing can be applied to reduce the spread of impetigo. Always wash your hands thoroughly after touching areas of your skin affected by impetigo.
If at-home treatment does not work or your impetigo is severe, your doctor may prescribe medication. Your doctor may prescribe a topical antibiotic cream to apply directly to your skin. It is important to clean the skin before applying the antibiotic cream, so it can penetrate the sores.
Your doctor may also prescribe oral antibiotics. These come in liquid form for children and pill form for adults. Whether you are prescribed topical or oral antibiotics, it is important to finish your prescription to prevent the infection from returning. Stopping an antibiotic regimen just because symptoms have improved can lead to a recurrence of the infection and antibiotic resistance.
Prevention of impetigo
Good hygiene can help you prevent impetigo. These methods include:
- washing hands regularly
- bathing or showering regularly
- cleaning and covering any injuries to the skin
If you have impetigo, there are several things you should due to prevent it from spreading to other areas of the body, as well as to other individuals. These include:
- using antibacterial soap to wash hands
- using a clean towel or fresh paper towel to dry the body or hands
- washing linens and clothes in hot water
- cleaning surface areas in the home with antibacterial products
- keeping fingernails short
- avoiding schools and childcare centers while infection is contagious
- not sharing personal hygiene items


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Of 1,800 British adults who participated in last December's survey on Genes Reunited and its sister site, Friends Reunited <www.friendsreunited.co.uk>, 96 percent said that knowing about their ancestors was important to them. But only 1.5 percent of the survey respondents could name all eight of their great-grandparents, 17 percent could name only one, and more than a third couldn't name any. About 60 percent of participants couldn't say what their great-grandparents did for a living, and a third didn't know where any of them lived.
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Re: Tankless Water Heater, CNG?
We have been using our vent-less Excel for 5 years without any problems. We have a dedicated LPG system for it along with a water solenoid that opens the supply to it when the LPG solenoid opens. This keeps the system from trying to ignite when the water is on, but the gas is not.
Re: Tankless Water Heater, CNG?
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I don't believe anyone expressed concerns about the tanks.
Oxygen depletion, carbon monoxide poisoning and propane leaks should be the concerns
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Causing a propane tank to explode is a tremendously difficult undertaking. You can drop them, hit them with a car, sometimes even shoot them and still an explosion won't happen. They're a safe energy source as long as you aren't placing the bottle directly inside the fire.
Oxygen depletion, carbon monoxide poisoning and propane leaks should be the concerns
Re: Tankless Water Heater, CNG?
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Well there was often explosions on.MacGyver so I am sure it is not a good idea!
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Now I don't want to be spreading miss information, but I contacted Precision Temp about the ShowerMate M-550. I specifically asked if it was ABYC approved and they said yes it is. He did not provide any documentation at all though. I do know they are not legal at all in Canada on boats.
Another option would be a hydronic heater and they offer a heat loop for the hot water but they run on diesel. It is kind of pricey.
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How about propane heated camping showers? A company called Zodi makes some that are small and could fit neatly into a boat. Granted they aren't made specifically for sailboats, but I'm sure it could be MacGyvered in
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How about propane heated camping showers? A company called Zodi makes some that are small and could fit neatly into a boat. Granted they aren't made specifically for sailboats, but I'm sure it could be MacGyvered in
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Oh, as far as being "compliant, last I checked ABYC is a voluntary standard that is mainly forced onto boat owners through problems with surveys, and subsequently insurance companies that will not insure your boat. I'm not saying we should not have some standards, but from my 35 years of boating experience, it is a rare builder that builds boats that meet all ABYC standards. Then there are problems with the standards differing from those in Europe, something else to be aware of.
Surveyors do sometimes misinterpret rules, and this has resulted in people, myself included, in having to modify boats to get insurance. Meanwhile they miss things all over the place. I was just aboard a boat that had the fuel tank vented in the bilges (diesel), and batteries installed in the bilge on their side, and not well fastened down. The survey did not even mention these things.
As far as gas water heating, if done right, I think it is very safe. With systems that have vents, I don't see a problem; I do like power venting ones best, as they assure proper draft. I would not use an unvented heater, but I think some unvented ones can be modified to have vents. I know some boater have done so.
The few instances of problems, and some were quite serious and involved deaths, were the result of people not following installation instructions or common sense. One happened near where I live. The person involved had installed the flash water heater in the head shower without a vent. This was a live aboard situation, and the person used it in the winter, with the hatches close up, with disastrous consequences. You can hardly fault the equipment for the result.
I don't like to see these heaters mounted in living spaces. A cockpit locker would be a better choice. If you have the room and are really concerned, I think you could make any one of these heaters ABYC complaint by building a gas tight locker to put it in. Supply outside air and a flue and you have it. Maybe this is more than most people are capable of, but it's not impossible. The Precision Temp would be ideal for this, as it is power vented. If done this way, you are not taking combustion air from inside the boat. I think the Precision Temp is plenty safe even if using inside air for combustion.
I would also argue that a flash water heater is an attended appliance. It is not left on when no one is on board. Even if power was left on to it, it should not cycle on. I don't see any reason for it to be on except when one is right there using it. In this regard it is no different than a galley stove.
You ought to have a smoke and carbon dioxide detector on your boat too. Common sense, but I don't think this is required by ABYC.
All-in-all, even with all the modern convinces being added to boats, boating has never been safer. Very few people are injured or die from this activity. The number of deaths has fallen over the years. Remarkable when you think of things like Jet Skis showing up on the water with hundreds of horsepower. Your chances of becoming a statistic are much greater in a boat with no motor and less than 16 feet. More people die falling on their front steps than boating. I'm growing tired of all the "safety police" trying to tell me how to conduct my business. No activity is without risk, but people will jump in a car and think nothing of it, while people are flying past them driving with less thought than they use brushing their teeth!
Anyway, I say these units can be installed in a safe and effective way. The risk can be mitigated. They are no worse than the galley stove. When gas stoves fist started showing up on boat, many people said they were unsafe. It turned out insurance company clams fell, as compare to older technologies like fuel oil or alcohol stoves. Suddenly they were no problem.
Does it take some thought and careful planning, sure, but I think they are a great idea for increased comfort. I used one everyday for over eight years living aboard without a problem of any sort. Make up your own mind; I'm just a guy with an engineering background, and a licensed 100T CG captain with thousands of hours on the water. What do I know?
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I'm looking for help. I had one on my old boat for eight years and loved it.
I just got a used Wolter that was never installed. I tested it and it is working fine. It has a flue hood with the 3" vent.
I'm looking for a manual and I found part of one online, but it was missing some pages. One thing in particular I'm trying to figure out is how the optional flue fan was connected and what type of fan it was. I had put the fan option into my Wolter on my last boat. I liked the power venting as it assure proper flueing. It looked like just a normal muffin fan and I remember hooking it up to the terminal strip, just not exactly where.
Would anyone have any information, like a manual or information on the fan connection or type, like CFM for the flue vent option?
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if the portable shower ones support electric they may be compliant as they don't have any exhaust when operating in electric mode, though admittedly it is 11KW or 100amp.
Alternatively there is also the Soviet shower method -- how people took hot showers in the soviet-union and post-states where hot-water is either intermittent or completely absent. I remember it from my childhood.
The method is to have a bucket or some container which holds liquids, fill it mostly with cold water, then set the kettle to boil, pour in boiling water, stir and test is appropriate warmth (exact proportions of hot-to-cold depend on water temperature), then use a measuring cup or some such to pour it over yourself in the shower.
Washing dishes is same deal, make sure either container wide enough, or dishes small enough to fit.
I was thinking that if you happen to have a gravity-fed solar-shower assembly, then in winter or relatively cold times, can simply top it off with some kettle water. Though admittedly solar-showers and gravity-fed ones do have "tanks". Could even consider a bucket to be a "tank", though bucket very handy item, since can also use it for laundry, and many other uses.
Of course there is also the option to take cold showers, which are supposed to be good for you. In Russia snow bathing is one (fun) way to get clean during the winter. Winter swimming is also great fun :-), good for circulation, and heat-generating ability (assuming you have enough dietary-iodine).
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I wrote some stuff in ssr2 that you might want to use. I would also suggest getting lots of extra change for the info booth. We usually get about $400 in change and $300 of it in $1s at the Portland Zine Symposium.
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Proper tabler etiquette: don't have a sales pitch that you use to every person who comes within hearing distance to your table. It's creepy.
I'm not too sure about that, when people come up to my table - its as if they are expecting me to tell them WHAT they are looking at and why they should care...i understand not giving them a flat stale spiel but ive always managed to do well when i engage people about what i've got going on...of course my mundane career has been 45% customer service related so yeah it sticks a bit.
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And I'm not being snarky by asking Erin, but I've honestly haven't been to any other zine fest other than the one I've helped run in years. I don't think I've been to Philly Zine Fest since 2004. I think what we've learned from Philly is not to have loud music or live punk bands (granted that may change at least for Friday's portion of the RVAZF this year...but I also don't know what Philly did with their music this year either). What I learned from the old DC Zine Fairs is that having almost only anarchist zines table is really fucking boring.
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Well, it looks like the folks in Washington have done it. The device, called "sequestration," that imposes mandatory across-the-board cuts in Federal defense and non-defense spending is actually going into effect. That mechanism was created back in 2011 at the time of the US debt ceiling crisis as an outcome so terrible that it would force Republicans and Democrats to find a compromise that starts reducing the US Federal deficit. Instead, it has itself become the compromise between a Republican plan that would impose all of the planned $85 billion in budget cuts in the current fiscal year on non-defense spending, and an Obama proposal for $85 billion in tax increases, future cuts in entitlement spending, and selected defense and non-defense cuts. Republicans would rather see actual cuts in current US spending, even if that cuts spending on defense, their favorite category of Federal spending, rather than support any increase in taxes. And Democrats would rather see cuts in non-defense discretionary spending rather than in Social Security or Medicare, even if that means many of their favorite Federal programs will face cuts.


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Dang...buckle down homer
Dang...buckle down homer
Somebody please screen grab the face Homer just made. The human mouth should not contort that way.
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Red Raindog (05-07-2013)
ballgame? Oh me of little faith.
2-0 Braves
Great start. Ugh.
Tom Servo (05-07-2013)
Simply not competitive against good competition.
come on rain?
The older I get - the better I was
and yes - I hate the Cardinals (Reds fan since 1958)
Gonna have to depend on offense tonight. Will there be any?
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"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
just turned on the game. what happened?!?! almost 40 pitches?!?!
Just call me Legs
3-0 now.
41 pitches
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I was on a team and played a bit but I'm looking to join a new team around Tampa, FL or something... I have not been in a tournament but I was suppose to go for the CFP tournaments but as u can see I left my old team a few weeks ago. I've been practicing with them for months and with other players that are a lot higher ranked in the divisions than I am so they helped coach me. I looking to get in an play a tournament this season of any tournaments. I'm looking for at least a 5-man or more. Please email or reply or something to this if you have any interest!!
Anyone lookin for a team or players?
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well, how old are you? i have a few of my own teammates, but we need some more people. and what gun do you have? IM me and we can sort things out.
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Need some advice on the meanings and possibly an example the following questions:
Q1: "Future tense (be careful!)" - Not exactly sure what that be careful means. Originally thought something along the lines of: 'I will be going to the cinema tonight.' However this was until I see the 2nd question and then got confused.
Q2: "'going to' form (as a future)"
Q3: "present simple used as a future form"
Q4: "present continuous/progressive used as a future form"
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BAY CITY, Mich. — She owns two parrots and a cat, but 16-year-old Keili Woodruff, of Bay City, has another pet that causes people to do double takes: a baby skunk.
His name is King Leon, in homage to the alternative rock band Kings of Leon. He's a 5-month-old, black furball with white stripes.
Keili says she enjoys taking him to local festivals, pushing him around in a stroller. Most recently, she paid a visit with him to the Bay County Fair.
"It's fun to see people's reactions," the Bay City Western High School junior said. "People do double takes all the time."
In order to own the skunk, she had to go through the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to get the proper permit to keep a wild animal in captivity. The permit cost $100 and took about three months to obtain. Keili has to renew the permit every three years.
After she received the permit, the DNR gave her a list of skunk breeders in Michigan and, in June, she contacted a breeder in Lapeer. King Leon cost $200 and came with his scent gland removed so he can't spray people.
King Leon eats almost anything, Keili said, with a few exceptions. He can't eat onions, raisins, grapes, asparagus, cat food or any processed meat, she said. And he doesn't like tomatoes or carrots.
Mostly, he eats chicken, yogurt, cottage cheese, corn on the cob, cereal, high-protein dog food and several other types of food.
"When he was little, (Keili) had to wake up every few hours to feed him. She was like a mom with a newborn baby," said Emily Werth, Keili's dad's girlfriend.
King Leon is like having a cat and a dog rolled into one, Keili said.
"He uses a litter box to go to the bathroom and he likes to go outside to play," she said.
One of Keili's parrots calls King Leon by his name and the skunk tries to play with the cat by pouncing at it.
King Leon likes to play and requires a lot of attention, Keili said. She has a skunk puppet that she puts on her hand and wrestles him with. He also goes in Keili's purse and pulls out items to play with.
"I would never get another one until I'm retired and am home all the time because you have to give them nonstop attention," Keili said.
When King Leon is left home alone, he likes to hide all of his toys and other items under Keili's dad's bed.
"It's like his little cave," Werth said.
Because skunks are nocturnal animals, Keili had to train King Leon to be on the same sleep schedule as her. It took about two months, Keili said.
"He's really good now, he sleeps all night," Keili said, adding that he sleeps in bed with her.
King Leon still requires two naps a day that last between one and two hours, Keili said, adding he likes to cuddle when he gets tired.
"He's so loving and cute. He's almost like a stuffed animal," Werth said.
King Leon isn't Keili's first pet skunk. She had a female skunk named Butters and, after having her for six months, she took Butters to the vet to get spayed.
Keili didn't know it at the time, but skunks can rip out the staples from the surgery and that's what happened to Butters. She died shortly after the surgery and the family has a tombstone in their backyard in Butters' memory.
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The incident with Butters is why Keili decided to get a male skunk the second time around.
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But like owning a dog, King Leon answers to his name, digs in the yard, goes for walks on a leash and can even learn how to do tricks, she said.
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For now, she plays with her new pet at home and people around town are getting to know him.
At the local Family Video, a pet-friendly store, she said workers adore him.
"They're going to start carrying crackers there for him," she said.
PHOTO: Keili Woodruff, 16, of Bay City and her pet skunk, King Leon in Bay City, Mich. She owns two parrots and a cat, but 16-year-old Keili Woodruff of Bay City has another pet that causes people to do double takes: a baby skunk. (AP Photo/The Bay City Times, Danielle McGrew)


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Decide what you want the engine to do, and build it for that.
Was the original poster talking about fuel economy, or absolute flat out top speed at Bonneville, or maybe he is one of those quarter mile drag freaks ?
What will she do mister ? Means a whole lot of different things to a lot of different people.
spiffitz, I like what you say, stay with old school I have a comp cam big and lobitty, works very good!! The same go's for the changing of the timing order.
The ford cams with the same firing order as a Chevy or close to it. The story behind that is more power better idle and on, not true. Recently some well know Motor specialists put out an article in hot rod magazine about this issue. Their conclusion is loss of torque and power, so much for the new style cams of the future. Spiffitz don't get me wrong there is a lot of very good technology to day, some is just bulls---.
On my 289 I went from a dual-plane F4b-style manifold to a single plane Torker and gained lots of usable low- to mid-range torque on the street, to the point where I was able to use a higher gear to drive some parts of my daily commute. I swapped it for a Performer RPM and gained... nothing. Once my car is painted and on the street I'm swapping the Torker back on.
As a side note, I'm running the Torker Plus cam of yesteryear. I'm wondering what I'd gain by swapping it to the Performer RPM cam. The profiles seem to suggest the RPM cam is more aggressive than the Torker Plus although decades of cam technology might have something to do with that. But heck, an intake swap is cheaper and easier for me at this point.
I have a mustang 302, small motor! my manifold is a 70's single plane torquer!!
Dead stop, I can smoke the tires, 10ms a hour, 20, 30ms, no lag, just instant torque, mid, top end, it doesn't matter. My experience with a single plane torquer is torque, go figure!!!
|I ran a Torker II on a Ford 302 for years and I really liked it alot. My friend suggest that I switch to a dual plane intake, he said my car would be quicker. Well I bought a Performer RPM and installed it, the intake swap really wasn't worth the time and money. I barely noticed any difference in power, I think that with the power band I was running in and the 4:11 gears out back, swapping intakes was a waste of time for me.
|I have a single plane victor jr. on my 355 powered '65 chevelle conv't (not to be confused with my 66 zz502 hard top, hence the name GLEN anyway, it came on the car when I bought it and it sux.. No power until ~3000 RPM and with a stock low gear and auto trans = snotty rice burner coffee can muffler kid gets you off the line every time. I just ordered a dual plane idle-5800 rated intake. The car is just a cruiser, not a racer but that doesn't mean I can live with seeing the back end of a clapped out 1990 honda either... If you are driving on the street stick with the dual plane.. .
|Another thing, my car has a 3.73 gear in the rear, my car rarely runs at 1250rpms i'm always driving at a higher speed, it's not a daily driver, I think I don't even drive it one a week. I could also combine it with a four hole carb space to improve signal to carb. As said earlier, I have a long duration camshaft which is made to match that intake.
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I also wondered about the difference. This is from a previous post I had and my own dyno comparison.
"So where was the best power made-Dart or Airgap? I've got a Team G and also an airgap for my 468 and can't decide which I should run..."
I'm not sure of your combination and after having my dyno run (firm believer) it helped in ending speculation. This is what I had posted previously and got the idea for comparison.
"I agree with hotrodf1, I have an old article from Hot Rod november 1990 called "The Lash Word" (yes it's a bbc write up). The 454 engine used was a "Sat. night special" and compared cams (hyd,solid,roller) and also oval port intakes (weiand 8013,torker II,Holley strip dom, Dart). Now the hyd cam was healthy (comp cams 292H) that even at low rpm Dart hp& torq equaled if not bettered the the dual planes.
So when I saw that I decided (with my sat. nite special bbc 427)on my dyno run I was going to compare my edelbrock rpm with a Dart intake (oval port). The Dyno guy figured the rpm would be the only way to go. But after the dyno pulls we were both surprised and he said the Dart was the way to go. With the rpm intake the right and left A/F ratio was off.. Yes staggering the jetting might of worked but the dart was right on. Now every application is different, but after the dyno run it made me a little more open minded."
Now the tq started earlier on the air gap but the peak hp occured about the same rpm as the dart. Air gap 525hp@6400 500#tq@4300rpm. Dart 540hp@6300rpm and 500#tq@4600rpm and again the a/f ratio was off on the air gap. I'm not saying one is better than the other but in my application the dart worked and your results might be different.
|I have a Edlebrock Torker II on my 350, and I will say; the bottom end is a little saugy, but you can't beat the top end performance. After about 1800 rpm, the single plane really takes into its element. I have the stock heads on the engine at the moment,though. I'm pretty sure with better flowing heads, it just about take care of the issue. It all kinda depends how you drive your car too. Me myself, drive my car like I stole it at every light (gas prices and all). So not having much power at 1000-1500 rpm, doesn't really bother me. Now if your trying to putt around town and keep the car under 2000 rpm, a dual plane is definetly what I would suggest. But what fun is that. That what 4 bangers are for... not your chevy V8
|What about vaccuum at idle? Would it drop?
|I've run three single plane intakes on 350 and 400 Ci engines on the street with plenty of part throttle power but the RPM airgap is definately a good intake. A Weiand Team G, Victor Jr, or similar would probably shine on your combination considering the 300 duration cam and if the rest of the driveline is matched to higher RPM use. Your idle will also smooth out just a tad.
Thanks, I knew there were people out there with those intakes in the streets.
By the way, I picked out my user name way before I built my motor, it's just because I like to daydream about one in a vette....
|Rick WI
|You would likely pick up power above 5000 RPM with a Super Vic style intake. With that cam and wanting to run at the strip it would not be a bad upgrade for those conditions. It will run just fine on the street with that intake, we run them all the time.
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Since I don't have a 427 but only a 383 SB, I tend to ignore posts concerning big blocks. Yes I know you can get an aftermarket SB in 427, but if the poster does not have one, why include it in your signature?
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Bacary Sagna could shake off his ankle injury just in time to face Chelsea on Sunday. The Frenchman has not featured since he was stretchered off against Aston Villa but he could give his manager a timely boost as Arsenal attempt to turn around their Premier League fortunes on Sunday.
Stamford Bridge is a place that holds mixed emotions for Sagna. Last season, the defender nodded home his first and only Arsenal goal to hand his side the lead just after the hour mark. The Frenchman then picked up an injury that would keep him out for the rest of the season and the Gunners conceded two late Didier Drogba goals to compound a bittersweet afternoon for Sagna.
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Newly registered here, but I have been reading the board for years. I have a 501st approved TK, but it is time to start on my Grail - ESB Fett.
That said, I have been watching for pieces recently and am going to start piecing this thing together over the next few months. I ran across an auction on eBay for Evolution Toy's (I know the general sentiment about this guy's armor pieces around here) ESB Gauntlets:
Anyone seen these in person? I know that they are supposed to actually do the metal parts pretty well, and I like that all of the parts are actually aluminium. But what about the gauntlets themselves? Junk?
Opinions are sought and highly appreciated here.
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