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Kristian Lynch, LCSW, MSW, JD
697 Valley Street, Maplewood, New Jersey 07040
The problems of addiction, anxiety, depression and low self-esteem are normal responses to painful life experiences. I combine traditional client-centered and gestalt therapy approaches with mindfulness meditation practices to help you recover from: addiction; PTSD; depression; trauma; anxiety; sexual, emotional and physical abuse; and low self-esteem. I will help you integrate your spiritual beliefs into your recovery process so that you may tap into resources that are generally not incorporated within traditional psychotherapy. I will provide you with a fully accepting and non-judgmental environment that will give you the opportunity to identify, process and adaptively heal your emotiona
So.i.Heard Music Therapy, MM, MT-BC, NMT
Neurologic Music Therapist
10A E Willow St, Millburn, New Jersey 07041
Our credentialed music therapists tailor sessions to each individual, utilizing personalized music exercises and interventions to address each person's unique symptoms of addiction. Our music therapists work with each client using musical elements like songwriting, processing, and guided imagery to help clients find their own voice and learn new coping skills to help manage addiction of any kind and severity.
Cathy Roberts, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
101 Park St, Montclair, New Jersey 07042
As a recovering person myself, I have a firsthand knowledge of the power of addiction and the joys of sobriety. I enjoy working with other people who have the courage to face their addiction, understand what is driving it and who are willing to commit to living a sober life. Living sober is a challenging task, and is best accomplished through education, exploration of triggers and alternative coping strategies, and the support of others who encourage your recovery.
Lewis Pagano, LPC
Licensed Professioal Counselor
33 Plymouth St Ste LL1, Montclair, New Jersey 07042
I have 20 years working with adolescents and adults in substance abuse. I also work with people with opiate addiction and buprenorphine treatment. I do substance abuse evaluations with recommendations if requested.I can also manage outpatient and inpatient treatment if needed. I have an extensive background in substance abuse treatment, family therapy, and working with adult children of alcoholics and substance abusers.
Konstantin Lukin, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
223 Bloomfield Street, suite 107, Hoboken, New Jersey 07030
If you are struggling with addiction, you know it is no simple feat to quit. Beyond the physical dependence that you may be fighting, there are all kinds of psychological factors that come into play. At the Lukin Center, we use cognitive behavioral therapy and emotionally focused therapy to target the many contextual factors that keep one dependent on a substance. We work to address cravings and triggers, ambivalence towards quitting, and other underlying emotional issues that may have led to drug use in the first place. You are not alone. If you want help quitting, our expert therapists can provide a supportive and accepting environment to take that first step.
Michael Barmak, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
347 Lincoln Avenue East, Cranford, New Jersey 07016
I help my clients become aware of how they protect against their feelings. These are called addictions We can use anything as an addiction if our intention is to avoid our feelings or to use something to make us feel worthy. I can help you manage the loneliness, helplessness and heartbreak that you may be avoiding with your addictions. Once you know you can handle your feelings then you no longer have to protect against them and can let go of your addiction.
Philip Kolba, MA
New York, New York 10013
Addiction is a mental health condition and I treat addiction by a multi-pronged process predominately from a Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) model. I help my clients understand the reasons they use a substance or engage in an addictive behavior, teach them skills regulate their emotions and tolerance distress that might otherwise lead them to engage in their addiction, and address any underlying issues that contribute to their addiction. I also help clients with with concerns about their substance use or compulsive behavior to avoid developing addictions.
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While most treatment approaches to addiction include 12 step programs, rehabs, and now sober living houses, Grey Matters International, Inc. provides a wildly successful alternative to traditional models of addiction treatment----that keeps the brain in mind. That is, talking to the conscious brain while the primal brain is deciding things even before you are consciously aware? Well, that is the problem to solve in addiction. We have the solution utilizing a new cutting edge neuroscience-centered brain rebalancing system. Contact email@example.com or call 877-606-6161.
Marty Tashman, Ph.D.(psychology), ACSW, M.S.W.
Dr. Marty
622 -624 Valley Road, Uppper Montclair, New Jersey 07043
Addiction: Alcohol, Drugs, Porn, Sexual, Gambling, & Over Spending Do you really believe that your addiction is ruining your life then you are ready for us to work together. However, having said that, if you are addicted, you need more than will power. To "beat your addiction" you need new strategies and tools, and you also have to develop a practical plan to be able to combat your addiction that would involve additional techniques. To learn about 7 different therapies that can be used to treat addiction go to: http://drmartytashman.com/a-note-to-the-person-struggling-with-addiction
Lois Horowitz, Ph.D, LCSW
London Terrace Gardens/ Chelsea/ West 23rd Street, New York, New York 10011
Twelve-step programs are extraordinarily helpful. They help addicts to understand their addictive behaviors and to develop long-term coping strategies. For over twenty years, in conjunction with Twelve-step programs, I have helped addicts to understand and work through the deep emotional feelings they experience in the recovery process. I work with both gay and straight people. Please visit my website lhorowitz.com for more information.
Gerald Schoenewolf, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychoanalyst
207 East 15th Street, New York, New York 10003
There are all kinds of addictions, from substance abuse to internet pornography. In each case, the bottom line is that a person is dealing with feelings of depression, anger or anxiety in a destructive way. They drink, gamble or look at pornography whenever they feel stress, but do not face the feelings that are causing the stress and work through them. I encourage addicts to make use of 12-step programs in combination with psychotherapy. When they stop denying and commit themselves to both, they quickly make progress.
John M. Montgomery, Ph.D.
John M. Montgomery
6 Washington Place, New York, New York 10003
Helping people overcome addiction is my specialty. I've had great success helping many clients overcome alcohol abuse and drug abuse. The framework I use, which is supported by cutting-edge research in neuroscience and psychology, proposes that the key to overcoming substance abuse is to overcome the emotional addictions -- such as, for example, addictions to anger, guilt, or anxiety -- that underlie the substance abuse. Until people have overcome their key emotional addictions, they will continue to be at risk for destructive compensations or symptoms of those emotional addictions, such as substance abuse.
Heidi Seifert, LCSW-R, MA
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
85 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10003
You went after work to hang out with friends. You had some drinks or you got high. Everything was fine in the beginning until you noticed that just stopping was no longer easy. I believe that people can reduce or completely stop. The choice is yours to make. There are consequences to working me; you may decide you don't need to be high or drunk to enjoy yourself.


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The president of Kansas Citizens for Science, Jack Krebs, is to speak on the flaws of the Kansas science standards at five venues in the state: July 24 in Overland Park, July 27 in Hutchinson, July 28 in Garden City, July 29 in Hays, and July 31 in Kansas City. Krebs was a member of the committee that wrote the original set of science standards, in which evolution was properly represented.
Kent Hovind, the evangelist who styles himself "Dr. Dino" and runs the Creation Science Evangelism ministry as well as Dinosaur Adventure Land, a small creationist theme park in Pensacola, Florida, was arrested on July 13, 2006, on fifty-eight federal charges. The Pensacola News-Journal (July 14, 2006) reports that in court Hovind professed not to understand the basis for the indictment: "I still don't understand what I'm being charged for and who is charging me," he said.
As the August 1, 2006, Kansas primary election approaches, evolution is a burning issue. The state board of education is at the center of the furor, of course; in November 2005, the board voted 6-4 to adopt a set of state science standards that were rewritten, under the tutelage of local "intelligent design" activists, to impugn the scientific status of evolution.
A member of the Ohio state board of education proposed a change to the state science standards, prompting concern that the attack on evolution education in the Buckeye State -- which began in 2000, when the standards were in development -- is not yet over.
Writing in the July 2006 issue of Physics Today, Murray Peshkin describes his experiences in speaking to small groups -- "service clubs such as Rotary, high-school and college students of science and science journalism, a school-based community event, a League of Women Voters chapter, a Unitarian church, and a microscopy club" -- about science, religion, and evolution education. "The response to my talks has been almost uniformly positive," he reports.
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Hi there...
I´d like to show you some pictures of my costume. It was built in 1996...mainly for a costume contest at the second JediCon in germany.
I was 20 Years old back then, and together with some good friends we wanted to reanact the bountyhunter scene from TESB. I was going to build
Boba, my Brother Zuckuss, Bert was gonna be Dengar, and a Friend was to be Bossk. He also built IG-88 as a Mannequin.
Please keep in mind, that I was still a kid, (well I still am, kind off) and did not had a lot of cash to back this project up. But more importently, we did not had
the reference material we all enjoy through the net today. We had three VHS tapes and a stop button. And a couple of vintage SW books. And thats it. Except for the helmet I did it completely from scratch. The latter was a Don Post Item made of soft vinyl. Its a bit too small but we used it as a basic Structure, and reenforced it with Glassfibre/Epoxy. The Rangefinder is made of Aluminum, as are the ChinTools and the Copper-Colored rocketlauncher thing at the wrist. Wrist Pieces, Crotch-, Shoulder- and Knee-Protector was modeled in clay, casted in Plaster and then layed out with Glassfibre/Epoxy. The Chest, Collar and Back Armour Plates was cut out of Plastic Sheets and formed by heating them. Pretty basic, I guess, but regarding our possibillities, it worked out pretty well. The Jetpack was made from PVS Plastic Sheets and Tubes. We got no sizedata all, but constructed all the party just by eye measurements. It was some serious try and error, you bet.
The first series of the plaster forms was ruined, as the release agent was not appropriate and the Epoxy would not come out. Of course the clay models have been, killed by removing them from the plaster before. Geez, so back to work... ^^,
But apart from that, it worked out well. The paintjob was easy work, as I was acustomed to airbrushs. I was earning some pocketmoney by doing illustrations for some Custom Motorcycle Shops and by painting Playstations for the Sony-Magazine´s lottery:
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After sanding, I applyed the basecoate, then I painted all Bodyplates silver, masked the scatched off areas (after the reference I had) with liquid masking agent. Then I applied a layer of yellow... ah, you surely know the process from other builds...
I modified a jumpsuite and sewed the vest. The belt was made by some thin ropes, just glued together and the ammunition belt was made from leather. Pocket by pocket. The Shoes where made from "Chucks" with leather glued on. ^^,
Back then it was something special and I dont know if there was a Fett Costume as acurate as this anyway. The Jury at the Convention consisted of Howy Weed and Lorne Peterson of ILM. And they were pretty speachless, I must say. Well, our Bountyhunter Group got the first prize, so I hope you like this oldschool costume. I still got it on a mannequin in my office.
Forgive my lousy english, all the best from germany, Jean
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I've got a plan laid out for the armor, pack and some other pieces here...
Its a scratch setup untill i can get a BobaMaker or WickedArmor setup later. I'd like it to be 501st material.
What I need is a way to get a budget vest and jumpsuit hopefully without too much sewing.
I've heard Dickies jumpsuits work well, but that still leaves problems as far as the short sleeve type deals over the regular jumpsuit arm sleeves. Maybe a same color t-shirt or something worn over the jumpsuit and underneath the vest?
Then the vest, I read something about a turtleneck with the sleeves cut off. Not a bad idea...


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No Light Bulb at the End of the Tunnel
posted at 8:57 pm on June 28, 2010 by Dafydd ab Hugh
The Obamunists in Congress and in the administration are still on track to effectively ban all incandescent light bulbs by 2014, in yet another self-congratulatory scheme to stave off global warming.
Think I'm joshing?
Press coverage has described federal law on incandescents as a "ban," although this is not strictly true. The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 raised efficiency standards for "general service" incandescent lamps, the light bulb known to millions. The targets will take full effect in 2014.
However, these standards are high enough that incandescents used today — which basically resemble the one designed by Thomas Edison in 1879 and perfected by General Electric in 1906 — won't make the grade.
The U.S. phaseout parallels efforts in other wealthy countries, as well as some developing countries, to reduce incandescent use or ban them outright.
Ultimately, those politicos that Jonah Goldberg calls "liberal fascists," who have exiled God and worship health care and environmentalism in His place, want to force us all to use those God-awful compact fluorescent bulbs.
I suppose some like them, but I despise them:
- They flicker.
- They produce an audible buzz (at least, I can hear it).
- If you drop them, they have enough mercury that you should probably call a HazMat team and evacuate.
- A 150-watt equivalent costs about $13-$15, compared to $6-$7 for a regular incandescent or $9-$10 for a halogen.
- But worst of all, they produce a sallow, sickly light that makes food look spoiled and people look jaundiced.
Fluorescents make me feel physically ill; the flickering plus the color give me headaches and nausea. But I suppose that won't bother President Barack H. Obama; I should simply turn to the government "option" to prescribe Motrin and anti-emetics.
We still have a chance to overturn this policy; there are two elections before the final rules go into effect, and one of them can remove the Incandescer-in-Chief himself. For right now, halogen bulbs — which are modified, more efficient incandescents and don't have the problems enumerated above — can still meet the new standards; but those standards will continue to tighten until nothing but fluorescents will ever pass:
Paul Simonetti, a spokesman for Philips, said its "Halogena" has been out for a few years; it is about a third more efficient than standard bulbs and costs about $4. But when standards are raised in 2014, he said, Halogena won't have much time left.
"The halogen, which is a good replacement right now, actually would not meet the standard in 2020," he said. "The long-term solutions are in LEDs. That's what we see."
Now, I would love to be able to buy LED bulbs that have the same light output as 100-watt (1250 to 1600 lumens) and 150-watt (2000 lumens) bulbs; they don't flicker, they last far longer than any other kind of bulb, they don't buzz, they contain no poisons (at least not in significant quantities), they're even cooler than fluorescents, and they can be tuned to any color spectrum desired.
But at the moment, this is a typical Obamic fantasy solution: First, you can't even buy LED lights brighter than the equivalent of 60 watts… and even that is even more hideously expensive than fluorescents — the cheapest I've seen them is still in excess of $40 a throw. (That's for a bulb that illuminates in all directions, like a normal, Edison-style, incandescent. Directed-beam bulbs are cheaper, but they're more like flashlights.)
The limitation derives from the technology: All manufacturers can presently do to make an LED brighter is to pack a bunch of them in a globe-shaped lump.
They need to be able to make each individual LED significantly brighter in order actually to compete with incandescents. Either that, or get the government to make incandescents even more overpriced than LEDs by taxing the heck out of them, or simply banning them outright. This is, not surprisingly, the tack the Obama administration has chosen to sail.
I am optimistic that the technology curve will eventually bring LED prices down as demand increases, triggering a huge increase in production; but I don't believe LEDs, compact fluorescents, or halogens will ever be as cheap, bulb for bulb, as ordinary incandescents. It must be said, though, that over the long haul, all three are more cost-effective, given their longer lifespans (assuming you don't accidentally damage or destroy them).
However, I am not at all optimistic that LEDs with the lumens I demand for lighting in my house (we like it bright, b'dad!) will be available before the bulb-grabbers take away my incandescents.
In this sense, the Obamunists are consistent: When they ban some technology for the sin of being insufficiently "green," they never worry whether a replacement is available; it's enough that some technology exists, at least in theory, that will eventually be just as good — under the most optimistic possible fairyland scenarios. Thus, they want to ban fossil fuels and nuclear power now, on the supposition that sometime in the distant future, technology elves will invent ludicrously efficient solar cells and windmills to replace today's power plants.
Alas, this means that we're in for a number of years in which incandescents are already banned, but LEDs not yet ready for prime time. I think I must begin hoarding halogens; maybe I can stockpile enough to last me through the seven lean years.
I'm most irritated by the ease with which societal planners declare themselves to be seers and oracles (or Obamacles, in this case). This is my stock in trade; believe me, there's more to being a "futurist" than watching Captain Eo a couple hundred times at Disneyland. You actually have to, you know, think about the future and how you can bring it about in the real world, step by step, taking all constraints of cost, availability, and opportunity into account, and understanding that you can no more command scientific innovation to adhere to a timetable than King Canute could order the tides in and out.
Lennon-ism notwithstanding, it's not enough simply to "imagine" a world of unicorns and free lunches.
Cross-posted on Big Lizards…


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How do you mow the lawn near the hives... or do you? That could be another problem for me...
I like the hanging hive idea... that seems to me to be the best of both worlds... does anyone know if that's even possible? Or will honey bees insist on a ground-based hive?
Actually, it's unnatural for honey bees to be ground-based. We put the hives on the ground for OUR convenience. As for a suspended hive - I won't say 'impossible - but it certainly would present several challenges: 1) In a good year - lots of honey - total weight will be a couple hundred pounds. 2) Size of hive will vary as you add honey supers, top feeders, etc. 3) How to manipulate the hive, ie. unstacking the boxes to check the bees, when it's suspended? (Remember the boxes can be quite HEAVY.)
You realize of course that the fish in your avatar doesn't have enough stripes to be a SgtMjr.


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March 20th, we depart from Florence, Kentucky at 11:30am with a 9 hour drive ahead of us. After about 30 miles on the road, Deville spotted Shelton Fireworks! They claim to be one of the largest fireworks warehouses... Read More
Ollie's Skatepark #LetsGoSkate
April 14, 2015
Take a look into our session at Ollie's Skatepark! Read More
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April 9, 2015
A look into our day of driving to and skating Killer Skatepark Read More
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February 21, 2015
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'"We don't see him a lot, but you see him a lot in the highlights making real good saves," Tippett said. "The USA is looking at him as their top guy for the Olympic team. He's just a guy, every time you see him, he seems very strong positionally and makes the saves he's supposed to."'
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Yes, everybody hears the "next year, at the new school" horror stories and none of them ever come true. But if it helps to reassure your nervous kid by getting them a few locker goodies, where's the harm? Fill up that cart! FILL IT!
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Columbus Dispatch
• Ohio State football: Pricing, structure push ticket boundaries
• Bob Hunter commentary: Premium pricing has its risks for Ohio State
• Men's basketball: Scoring will settle Ohio State's fate
• College athletics: More Big Ten expansion in the works?
• Men's hockey: Buckeyes seeking cure on homestand
The Lantern
• 'Excuses have got to come to an end' for Ohio State's men's hockey
• Commentary: Ohio State men's basketball's affinity for defense keeping Final Four dreams alive
Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Senior Bowl 2013: Ohio State's John Simon sidelined with ailing shoulder; Kent State's Brian Winters impressive; Phil Savage running things
Mansfield News Journal
• Former OSU coach Bruce still fiery
Akron Beacon Journal
• Marla Ridenour: Celtics' Jared Sullinger proves critics wrong
Thursday, Jan. 24
Columbus Dispatch
• Ohio State football: Big hikes on some tickets likely
• Ohio State football: After injuries, two players leave team
The Lantern
• Ohio State men's hockey trying 'to get over the hump'
• Grayson Overman embracing newfound leadership role for Ohio State men's volleyball
• Ohio State men's tennis' Peter Kobelt a man of many numbers
• 2 Ohio State football players no longer with team
• Tayler Hill instrumental in Ohio State women's basketball's 1st Big Ten victory
Cleveland Plain Dealer
• OSU losing lineman Joey O'Connor, LB Conner Crowell, gaining scholarship spots
Fox Sports Ohio
• Simon has shoulder injury; extent unclear
The Associated Press
• OSU notebook: Two players leaving; ticket prices may rise
• Meyer, Buckeyes lose two players off OSU roster
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Columbus Dispatch
• Ohio State football: Getting in the 'Shoe likely to cost more
• Men's basketball: Buckeyes' blowout becomes nail-biter
• Rob Oller commentary | Ohio State men's basketball: On the lookout for better consistency
The Lantern
• Ohio State men's basketball avoids late scare, survives Iowa
• Ohio State men's hockey returning to full strength, hoping for improvement
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• Ohio State coasts past Iowa, 72-63
Toledo Blade
• Ohio State ponders 12 percent hike in ticket prices
Mansfield News Journal
• Buckeyes prevail
Iowa City Press Citizen
• Iowa men can't overcome big deficit at Ohio State
The Associated Press
• Thomas scores 16 as Ohio State tops Iowa
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Columbus Dispatch
• Ohio State men's basketball: Scoring drops as turnovers climb
• Ohio State men's basketball: Pay raise would put Matta in top 10
• Men's basketball preview: Ohio State vs. Iowa
The Lantern
• Ohio State men's basketball hoping to protect home court against Iowa
• Thad Matta likely to receive $300K raise
• Ohio State women's gymnastics takes down Iowa in home opener
• Ohio State wrestling bounces back with wins against Indiana, Wisconsin
• Ohio State men's hockey stumbles on the road against Northern Michigan
Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Strongsville's Aaron White growing nicely into a prime Big Ten role with Iowa Hawkeyes
• Ohio State gives basketball coach Thad Matta a raise to $3.2 million per year
Fox Sports Ohio
• New start(s) for John Simon, Denard Robinson
Mansfield News Journal
• Matta gets new deal
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• OSU's Matta makes appearance to check out top prospect
The Associated Press
• Ohio State revises Thad Matta's contract
• AP Top 25 - January 21, 2013
• Buckeyes still trying to find a No. 2 scorer
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• Men's basketball: OSU Insider
• Women's basketball: Ohio State drops into tie for last in Big Ten
• Wrestling: Triggas, Stieber lead Ohio State over Wisconsin
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• Same problem plagues Buckeyes
Sunday, Jan. 20
Columbus Dispatch
• Men's basketball | Michigan State 59, Ohio State 56: Plan for final shot fizzles
• Bob Hunter commentary: Thomas impressive, but teammates must score, too
• Women's basketball: Ohio State wants to add to success
• Game preview: Ohio State at Wisconsin
• Ohio State football: Meyer, staff press to reel in athlete/receiver recruits
Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Deshaun Thomas scores 28 but No. 11 Ohio State misses late 3-pointer to lose at No. 18 Michigan State
• Highlight-reel dunks come naturally to Ohio State's Sam Thompson
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• Countdown to Signing Day: Ohio State (Video)
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• Ohio State comes up short against Michigan State
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Do you know that Poland is the 6th largest cosmetics producer in Europe? Well, if your answer is "no", this begins to explain the rationale behind my recent trip to Warsaw for Polska Cosmetics' International Cosmetics Industry Promotion Programme and Conference.
In an effort to increase awareness of Polish beauty and promote international opportunities, I was invited to take part in the discussion panel: The Polish Cosmetics Industry From The Global Perspective. Along with Moderator Andrew McDougall (Reporter: Cosmetic Design, France), Auani Cusma de Paula (Cosmetica News: Brazylia, Rachel Liverman (Brand Relationship Manager: Birchbox, USA), and Emanuela Treneva (United Business Media: HBA Global, USA), I was invited share my thoughts on opportunities for the expansion of Polish cosmetics internationally. During the panel we explored the strengths, perceived weaknesses, and shared insight on opportunities for growth.
The highlight of my contributions included:
Perception of Polish Beauty — Highly focused on aesthetics and skin care…this seems to be the core of Eastern European beauty. I currently know of only one "color" focused Polish beauty brand, INGLOT. Given the success of INGLOT as a color brand, I think this lays the groundwork for other Polish brands, interested in an international audience, to make strides beyond purely skin care.
Expansion Opportunities: I always say that "beauty is very personal". It's the kind of thing that connects with you on a personal level. Once that connection is made, you'll pretty much try anything. For many women, that "connection" is about a feeling, a story, a setting. This presents a major opportunity for Polish beauty from a "heritage" point of view. I think that by sharing more heritage behind the brands, you create a bond with the customer. For example, Helena Rubinstein, the very first manufacturer to offer UV protection cream, was born and opened her first cosmetics company in Cracow, Poland? Also, Max Factor — yes, THE Max Factor of PAN-CAKE makeup fame — was born in Łódź in Poland as Maksymilian Faktorowicz. He created the first ever daily foundation. Clearly, the world should know more about this kind of Polish beauty! [What's your story Poland?…Why should we love you? Pull us in!]
While in Poland I attended the Beauty Forum & Spa Expo (find video footage here on Viddy). As I walked the aisles I was in complete awe of the amazing niche beauty brands: like Organique, a paraben free skincare line that incorporates a holistic approach to caring for skin. Clarena, a line of caviar infused creams and serums. Synesis, a wonderfully chic fragrance brand…I had the pleasure of spending time with CEO Anna Garbaczewska, CEO — what an incredible woman!
Since all work and no play makes Felicia a very dull girl. . . I was delighted when Anna offered to show us (Lara of PrettyConnected.com, Rachel from Birchbox, Alice of Candifiend on Youtube, Heather of BeautyUnbiased.com, Danielle of Style And Beauty Doctor) around Warsaw. We had a ball. . . a few pictures —
While in Warsaw, I shot LOTS of Viddy footage of my beauty finds. For more, visit my Viddy account. You'll find videos from the Beauty Forum & Spa Expo, product demos, and even my wild partying in Warsaw — Spoiler alert: I guest DJ'd one night!
I am incredibly grateful to Polska Cosmetics and the entire Poland Beauty Industry for inviting me to take part in such and important inaugural event for their beauty community. It was my honor to represent the US. The Promotion Programme (which is partly responsible for my participation), will run for about three more years. The unique initiative is deigned to promote the Polish beauty industry and enable the Polish national pavilion to take part in important beauty trade shows throughout the world — clearly an important step in boosting Polish beauty awareness. I encourage you to learn more about the Polish cosmetics industry and The Promotion Programme: www.polishcosmetics.pl
Do widzenia [that's 'good-bye' in Polish]


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by BillLaimbeer, Jun 17, 2009.
Bill Laimbeer has no shot at coaching in the NBA | Freep.com | Detroit Free Press
This guy is full of it. Just trash. I love the part where he says that Bill leaving reminds everyone of the last time he left his team, then has to explain to everyone what he means because nobody really remembers it. I'm not sure if Laimbeer is ready to take a team to the NBA Finals yet, but by no means do I believe that no NBA team will hire him. He hasn't got an assistant coaching job in past years because he made it clear that he wasn't interested in anything but a head coaching position. At least that's how I remember it. This guy needs to remember he is a news writer, not a history (re)writer.
Rosenberg: No shot at coaching in the NBA for Bill Laimbeer - Full-Court Press
Kevin Love tweets that McHale out as Wolves coach - ESPN
Had Michael Curry ever coached men before he got the job? Had he ever coached women, children, animals, or anything? Kind of an article that I wouldn't think a Detroit columnist would write.
Man, this made the odd of Laimbeer coaching the Wolves next season more and more likely doesn't it? The odd of Laimbeer landing an NBA coaching job this coming season is not if but when and where. I say good for him and bad for anyone that's playing against his team. :nerd2:
He did coach fish in the little known ABL (Aquarium Basketball League).
Look for Sam Mitchell to get the Minnesota Job...
I would actually rather have that fish coach our team next year.
Sam Mitchell is a well dressed man...and I heard he still has his cold weather gear from his Toronto gig. The stars are aligning for the T-Wolves.
I see the Palace smear machine lead by Michael Rosenberg is in full effect.
Maybe he could coach rebounding...
Looks like Rosenberg threw Laimbeer under the bus here...I guess Bill didn't grant Rosey any interviews back in the day, and Bill surely shouldn't talk to him now other shoving his fist in his mouth!
I think the Pistons should make a run at Kevin McHale pronto! He could coach or play PF.
The more things change...
Pretty friggen sad. Acting like a jilted school girl. They should be glad he stayed as long as he did.
Ben told us how they were.
Ernie, once again you may have hit on a genius idea. The fact that he once fired Flip Saunders qualifies him to be coach. He's have to be a cherry picker as a pf though. There's no offsides in basketball. He could just stay around the hoop.
I think the ABL is quite the under-rated league. I got the ABL season package with my HD satellite package last year. Man, these fish can play. The goldfish are especially tough. They are always taking opponents to school.
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Sorry for being pretty absent over the past few weeks. I was away for a couple weeks on vacation visiting family and stuff. But things should hopefully pick up from here on.
I would like to take a moment to announce that Joe, from Joe's Washington Hockey Blog has moved his blog to Capitals.hockeyanalysis.com and will become the maintainer of the Capitals blog on HockeyAnalysis.com. Joe will be a great addition to HockeyAnalysis.com as the Capitals are challenge Boston for top spot in the east and are a represent the eastern conference and are a serious threat to represent the east in the Stanley Cup finals.
Brian Burke's first trade as Leafs GM was anything but a blockbuster acquiring Brad May from the Anaheim Duck's, but it does confirm indicate that Burke really likes to acquire players he knows well. As I have said before, Burke isn't one to make a trade just to dump a player he doesn't want or need, he makes trades to acquire a player he wants. He wanted to add more toughness and Brad May was his guy.
Despite the fact that the Senators have one of the worst records in hockey, many people still claim that they are a very talented team playing below where they should be. They have three highly skilled players in Heatley, Spezza and Alfredsson but might be the least talented team in the NHL from player #4 on. Their #5 point producer is Alexandre Picard, who hardly had a regular shift in Tampa last year. Brendan Bell, who couldn't make the Phoenix Coyote's team last year is not getting a regular shift and nearly 17 minutes a game on Ottawa's defense. Jason Smith who saw his ice time diminish significantly in Philadelphia last year is now getting 18 minutes a game for the Senators. Winchester, Ruutu, Foligno, Donovan, Phillips, Volchenkov, Kelly, Schubert, Neil, McAmmond, etc. all have their beneficial attributes but being highly skilled are generally not among them. Please, the era of the Sens being one of the most talented teams in the NHL is well behind us.
Don't look now but the laughing stock of the NHL early in the season are now back in the playoff race. Yes, I am talking about the Dallas Stars who are now one game above .500 with 39 points and trail 8th place Phoenix by just 4 points and have 3 games in hand. The Stars are 9-5-1 since the Sean Avery incident and subsequent suspension. Prior to that they were just 8-11-4.
The Jonathan Tavares sweepstakes will probably come down to three teams, the New York Islanders, Atlanta Thrashers, and the St. Louis Blues. The Islanders are a downright horrible team with no stars and the Thrashers aren't much better with just one star player who is playing poorly. Both will likely trade away more talent come the trade deadline. Meanwhile, the Blues have been devastated by injuries. It started off with Erik Johnson before the season began and Paul Kariya, Eric Brewer and Jay McKee are out with injuries. This Blues team probably wouldn't have challenged for a playoff spot but without Johnson, Kariya, Brewer and McKee they just aren't a very good team. My bet is Tavares goes to one of the eastern conference teams but the Blues will be in the hunt with their injury situation. Honorable mention goes to toe Lightning and Senators who probably will be able to stay ahead of these other dreadful teams.
Kris Versteeg leads all rookies with 13 goals and 33 points and may very well have the inside track on rookie of the year thus far (now that Brassard, my pre-season pick is injured and out for the season) but two guys to watch for are Bobby Ryan and Steve Mason. Ryan has 8 goals and 22 points in just 23 games and has been playing a key role in Anaheim's offense. Ryan was the second overall pick in 2005 behind some guy names Sidney Crosby and he is finally showing why he was so deserving of being picked so high in the draft. Meanwhile, Steve Mason has gotten the Columbus Blue Jackets in the playoff hunt with a 13-9-1 record with 5 shut outs, a 1.82 gaa and a .934 save percentage. His goals against average and save percentage are both tops in the NHL. If he can continue to play anywhere close to this level for the remainder of the season he'll be a lock for rookie of the year.


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Another trap is Russian bees.
He then writes that a lot of research has been performed in Europe( not the other acids) and launches into his article.
i use aprigaurd for my mite treatment.
My understanding. Oxalic acid trickle is done ONLY ONE TIME when there is NO BROOD present, it will kill brood.
Since I seem to have brood all the time the temp is above 50F in my area, I dont know when I would use oxalic acid as the bees are either raising brood, or in a cluster. The acetic acid part jumped out at me, but alas, it provides no "real" info.
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Quote from: KONASDAD on February 20, 2007, 05:28:47 PMHe then writes that a lot of research has been performed in Europe( not the other acids) and launches into his article. I have went through European reseaches but I don't find result. I may see that acetic acid has bees in program but no results.Good methods to kill mites are many. During brooding time we use formic acid and thymol..
When essential oils was being pushed as the answer for all problems,
I vaporized 3 times at 7 day intervals as Michael described and I had no noticeable brood damage.
chemically free???
Why does acetic help nosema,
fowl brood, chalk brood
Why vaporazing oxalic acid is not in favour is that formic acid make same job without heating.
However, given that a jar of pickles has acetic acid in it, would this avoid the legal restrictions?


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Green Bay to Battle Badgers in Sunday Showdown
By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - For the first time this season, the Green Bay women's basketball team (7-2) will play back-to-back home games as nonconference rival Wisconsin (7-3) visits the Kress Center on Sunday, Dec. 23. The game will be broadcast live on Time Warner Cable Sports32, marking the second time Green Bay has played in a televised game during the 2012-13 campaign.
The Phoenix is coming off a 72-37 rout of North Dakota State, a game that allowed head coach Kevin Borseth to give all active players at least six minutes or more on the court. Green Bay opened the game on a 17-0 run and did not allowed the Bison to score for the first 9:57 of the game. The Phoenix shot 56 percent from the field, good for a season high and the third-highest single-game field goal percentage mark in program history. Green Bay's 26 assists and five blocks also set new season highs.
In the win over the Bison senior Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) led all scorers with 20 points, marking her second game with 20 or more points this season. Fellow senior Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) scored nine points and tied a career high with eight assists, while redshirt junior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) scored 12 points in just 13 minutes on a perfect 6-for-6 from the field.
The Badgers make the trip northeast to Green Bay as winners of their last four, improving Wisconsin's home record to 6-1 this season. The Badgers are just 1-2 on the road this season and haven't played away from the Kohl Center or UW Field House since a Nov. 28 loss at Virginia Tech. Wisconsin last played on Dec. 15 in a 76-47 win against Eastern Illinois in a game played at the UW Field House-the first time the team had played in that facility since 1998.
The Badgers hold an 18-10 all-time series lead over Green Bay, which dates back to 1975 when the Phoenix was still a Division II program. Green Bay has won the last three meetings against Wisconsin, including a 65-49 victory in Madison last season. In his last game on the Green Bay Bench against Wisconsin, Borseth and the Phoenix picked up a 70-66 win during the 2006-07 season in a game played in front of more than 5,000 fans at the Resch Center.
The first 1,500 fans in attendance at Sunday's game will receive a Phoenix holiday ornament courtesy of Prevea Health. Tickets for the matchup against the Badgers are still available, but are going fast.
Following Sunday's contest, the Phoenix will travel to Wichita, Kansas to take on Wichita State on Dec. 30. Green Bay will return home in the new year to play three straight home games, starting with St. Bonaventure on Jan. 5 at 2 p.m.
FOLLOW IT LIVE: Sunday's game will be broadcast live on Time Warner Cable's Sports32 with Matt Menzl and Cordero Barkley on the call. Fans can also listen to Bruce VandenPlas on the call on WDUZ The Fan 107.5 FM and 1400 AM. Live stats and Live video will also be available for the game against Wisconsin. Be sure to follow @GBPhoenixWBB and @JustinGrones on Twitter for updates throughout the game.
GAME-CHANGER RANGER: Redshirt junior Breannah Ranger has continued to provide a spark off the bench for the Phoenix this season, and has improved her play in the post each week. Ranger scored 12 points in just 13 minutes in the win against North Dakota State while making all six of her field goal attempts. The Skokie, Ill. native is averaging 13 minutes and five points per game.
Sunday's game marks the first time
Green Bay will play back-to-back home games this season, where the team holds a
perfect 3-0 record. The Phoenix is in a stretch of playing five of six games at
the Kress Center, including the Horizon League opener against Detroit on Jan.
SCORING DEFENSE: Green Bay leads the Horizon League allowing just 51.1 points per game. The Phoenix has allowed only one opponent to score more than 54 points this season, and boasts a +14.4 scoring margin-good for the top spot in the Horizon League.
NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: Green Bay will close the 2012 calendar year with a trip to Wichita, Kansas to battle Wichita State on Dec. 30. The Phoenix will then open 2013 with its final nonconference matchup of the 2012-13 season, a home contest against St. Bonaventure. Detroit will visit the Kress Center on Dec. 8 to mark the highly anticipated Horizon League opener.
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my bookmark worked this morning. yesterday it was messed up.
Editedto add: However, what happened to my post I made yesterday about the missing info and posts being marked read? :?
I do have overall problems because I am on dial-up and live plum nearly,( plum out of the county, nearly out of the state). :? :roll:


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Nope, no PF-9.
But I think that you know that we have a P3AT, which Jean carries when we go to the mainland.
It's had lots of practice rounds through it, and it hasn't bobbled yet.
And it's quite accurate.
I admit to having given it a ramp-and-chamber polish job, and to having de-horned its sharp-bottomed trigger. (All about an hour's-worth of work.)
I also added a steel magazine release, even though its original plastic part wasn't giving us any trouble.
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I've tried gluing it in, but nothing really "takes," not even epoxy.
So I have to be really careful to make sure that it stays in place, when I field-strip and clean the pistol.
Certainly, it's worth every penny we paid for it, and for its aftermarket parts too.
I'd buy another Kel-Tec gun, if I needed it.


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A head-on collision in Deer Park that killed two men and critically injured a mother and child "rips the heart" out of the victims' close-knit communities in Brentwood and Smithtown, friends and neighbors said Saturday.
Robert Fattibene, 53, of Grandview Lane in Smithtown, and Herver Leonel Garcia Munoz, 32, of Macarthur Avenue in Brentwood, were pronounced dead at the scene Friday night, Suffolk police said.
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Fattibene was driving a 2001 Dodge Durango north on Commack Road about 6:35 p.m. when he veered into the southbound lane and collided near Suburban Avenue with a 1999 Nissan Altima driven by Garcia Munoz, police said.
"It's a tragedy beyond comprehension," said Munoz's friend and neighbor Carlos Vargas. "To lose him and for this other man to die, and these innocents to get hurt, it's hard to understand."
Yesenia Marilu Martinez Vasquez, 24, a passenger in the Nissan, was taken by police helicopter to Stony Brook University Hospital. Her 3-year-old child, Justin Martinez, who is also Garcia Munoz's son, was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center in West Islip.
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2014 Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees Announced
One year after no one was voted in, the National Baseball Hall of Fame announced the election of three players today. Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Frank Thomas all got in on their first appearance on the ballot, marking the first time since 1999 that three players were named.
Eligible candidates needed to be named on 75 percent of the 571 ballots submitted this year by members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America, meaning 429 votes were required for election.
Craig Biggio missed the 75 percent cutoff by two votes, tying Nellie Fox in 1985 and Pie Traynor in 1947 for the smallest margin in balloting history.
In addition to those above, the Class of 2014 will include managers Joe Torre, Tony La Russa and Bobby Cox, all of whom were elected unanimously on the Expansion Era Ballot in December, as well as Ford C. Frick Award winner Eric Nadel and Spink Award winner Roger Angell.
Enshrinement will take place in Cooperstown, N.Y. on July 27.


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Winners for 2013 from the Lakeland Fire Department, which are nominated and awarded in 2014, are Firefighter/Paramedic Luis Hernandez and Driver-Engineer/Paramedic Mike Smith. These two firefighters were manning Engine 31 one fateful August evening when they were called to a general fire alarm call on the 800 block of Bella Vista Street. Upon arriving firefighters noticed signs of active smoke coming from a second story apartment. The door was locked with a dead bolt lock and although they called for forcible entry tools time was of the essence. To avoid any delay, FF Hernandez kicked down the door and both he and D/E Smith, who was serving as step-up Lieutenant that day, quickly entered the apartment to find an unconscious woman, with signs of burns and smoke inhalation. They quickly removed the woman and their quick thinking, action, and bravery is credited with having saved her life.
Firefighter/Paramedic Margaret Orozco is being recognized separately for her steady and significant work with both the state and national level Children's Burn Foundation Camps.
These three amazing members of the LFD team were nominated by their superior officers. They will be honored for their heroism by the Sons of the American Revolution at a ceremony Saturday, April 19, 2014 at the Cleveland Heights Golf Club at 11:30 AM.
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some snake in the grass tried to break into the house yesterday by getting into the back yard. We can only figure that Sadie came around the corner and scared him. The jackass left the gate open and the dog ended up crossing two one way streets at dusk. Not a choice I would normally make with a black lab, but things happen.
The hardest part to deal with was the vomiting and diarrhea that happened when we picked her up from a very nice lab owner who recognized her from walks that we took this summer. Thanks Drew.
It was a long night staying up with her last night. Finally at midnight she wanted something to eat. She was much better today and got a full check up from the vet, but I am still pretty bent out of shape. :pissed:
We never will know if someone deliberately poisoned her or if she ran across some rotten food on her journey across town. The vet is having me watch out for more vomiting to make sure she didn't swallow something that is obstructing her like a porkchop or other bone. He told me how little dogs like to swallow little bouncy balls and they act like a ball valve until the X-RAYS. We're hoping that is not the fact. The vet was great and asked if I hunted and told me that as soon as she has a good poop, go for it!
both gates got locks put on them last night. :pissed: :pissed:
have great season and take care of those who can't take care of themselves.


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After looking around a bit, I could not locate a thread of "Straight Shooters" Vs. "Bad Sellers." If there is one around here somewhere, please point me to it and delete this.
Anyway, I had a bad experience with an eBay seller and figured I might help inform potential bidders - man, do I wish I'd had such a resource available to me before I bought from this guy!
I also re-read the FAQ Guidelines before starting this thread and I don't believe I'm violating anything.
OK, so back in mid-March I bought a set of "Finished ESB Boba Fett Gauntlets" from eBay Seller Frank-N-Son-Part2. They didn't arrive until the second week of May. Granted, he's in the UK and I'm in Los Angeles, but that's still a LONG time.
What arrived was a crushed box, wrapped in a garbage bag with a name tag stuck to it. He said he was going to send the package with some sort of tracking info, but every time I asked him how I could track the package, he claimed his wife had posted the package and he didn't have the number with him. No surprise when the package arrived, it did not have any sort of tracking number on it.
The gauntlets themselves were not what was pictured in the auction. The paint job was a gloppy green mess with silver splotches. I thought I could just sand & repaint them, but then there was the problem of trying to get them to fit together. Nothing was aligned. For instance, I present to you the left gauntlet:
He suggested that I should squeeze the bottom portion hard and it would fit... all that accomplished was that the flamethrower parts popped off.
Finally, I tried to contact him after discussing the gauntlets with some other prop builders and they were of the opinion these were recast, hence the soft details. His reaction? No reply.
After a week of e-mails with no reply, I left him negative feedback to which he finally replied: with a nasty e-mail (claiming his wife read the e-mails I sent but did not know how to reply) and negative feedback for me. (That makes sense, right? He sends me crappy merchandise which means I deserve negative feedback?)
To wrap this up, I'd like to state that I have ordered new gauntlets from a reputable TDH member and hereby suggest you think twice before bidding on a Frank-N-Son-Part2 auction.
Meanwhile, how about a thread in the Cargo Hold where we can list people we've made deals with and give them the thumbs up? I've had some good experiences with darbycrash, OPPI, and Rimshot!
Good luck and be careful out there!
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Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
You open the manual and start running the tests on the ignition system or you can randomly replace parts hoping that the shotgun approach will yield a positive result.
tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
I have a Tohatsu 3.5 as well. I have an intermittent problem driving me nuts. Most of the time it starts reasonably easily. Once started it runs fine But once in a while it is dead as a door nail. Yes the fuel **** is open, the fuel tank vent is open, the starter kill switch is in place the choke is pulled. I am inclined to think it is electrical, but have been unsuccessful in finding the problem. Any suggestions?
Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
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Agreed, Seloc has a way with words to help you understand your motor. I would recommend it over any others.
Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
You did not adequately clean the carb. Carb spray itself it not aggressive enough to dissolve the organic varnishing in the low-speed passages. You must completely disassemble it (including jets, emulsion tube nozzle, and of course the needle and float). Then submerge in real carb dip for 4 hours at room temperature. THEN blow it out with generic carb spray, and reassemble, paying close attention to the float height.
You did not need to adjust the pilot mixture screw. But, since you did... It should not bottom out the spring; it should Gently seat in a delicate brass jet in the carb. The correct initial setting is about 1-3/4 turn out, and once the motor is running OK and fully warmed, you would then adjust it as on any other carb on any other motor. If you are not familiar with that procedure, or don't have a very good ear and a razor-accurate shop tach, get assistance from someone who does. Yes, you must pull the fuel tank bolts to make that adjustment... But since you are "never" supposed to change it, that's not a big deal.
There is in fact an inline filter screen between the fuel **** and the tank, which should be inspected.
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Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
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Seloc Marine has a book on about every engine out there.
If choking it keeps it running it does sound starved for fuel. Float valve can stick or stuff can block flow even if the float and valve operate correctly. I had a head gasket leaking water into the combustion chamber on a 2 HP older motor and with choke on it would at least run. The evidence was in removing the spark plug and shining light on the piston to observe tiny droplets on the piston. Very little water, but gasoline will generally not leave this evidence so I replaced head gasket. The gasket gave me even better indication where the leak was.
Lastly, if the float or valve were not filling the carb bowl with gas due to sticking would expect a shot of starting fluid while it falters would bring up the rpm as the fuel shortage would be remedied and the intake path wouldn't be blocked. Hope this helps and let us know what you find.
Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
I'm guessing you just pluck it out? If so, how do you get it back in? I'll dump the fuel and take a look. Thanks.
Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
I had a Honda 2HP. It had a very small fine mesh filter inside the fuel line just at the tank outlet. You can't see it from the outside. Yours may be similar?
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Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
Okay thanks. Well I changed the plug, cleaned out the tank, cleaned out the carb, cleaned out the petcock, cleaned out the lines, cleaned the air screen, blew out and cleaned the air lines that run to the bottom of the engine compartment and put fresh premium fuel in. I wasn't sure how many turns to put on the one screw in the back of the carb, so I screwed it all the way in until the spring bottomed out, and then turned it out 2-3/4 turns, which from memory, should be about right. I put the tank back on and now I can't get to the adjustment screw. Seems like a dumb design but oh well.
I started it right up and it actually idled great with the choke off. Problem is that it still will not run once you throttle up, unless you choke it about half way. I opened the fuel cap to see if that helped. Same deal. This is what it was doing before. Has anyone figured this out? I was pretty meticulous about cleaning out all parts of the carb and jets, although I could not figure out how to get the float off without breaking the clip that holds it on. I did my best to spray that out and confirmed cleaner was squirting out another part of the carb.
I got this motor as a package with a sailboat, and it has never worked right. This is the second time I've tried cleaning it. Oh and I recently read about an inline filter. That is one thing I did not find. Can anyone tell where that is and how to take it out, clean or replace it?
Any other advice here?
Re: tohatsu 3.5 won't run without choking
Nope. The 3.5 4-st is the "big brother" of the 2.5, and is already upgraded.
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The OP was talking about the old 3.5B, with slide type throttle. Yours is an entirely different animal. We clean them all the time (few a week) in my shop. Must be done in carb dip. Period. Better yet, if your carb was abused by letting gas sit in it too long... for your MFS4... would be to install a new carb for the MFS6B (identical powerheads), and clean up the old carb as a spare. 50% more hp, too. We do it all the time.
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Prager University has another of its excellent video series out today, and it takes a look at … education. Stanford Professor Terry Moe discusses the single biggest obstacle to reforming the educational system, as well as the biggest reason why we need reform in the first place:
One of our staff members here at Prager University has a relative who is a gifted teacher, but who left the classroom because union politics drove her away. Many of her colleagues were more interested in ending their work day the very minute their union contract said they could than in staying an extra hour to create more effective lesson plans. Talented young teachers got passed over for promotions and raises in favor of older, burned-out union members who were biding their time until they could collect full retirement.In our latest video, Terry Moe explains exactly why teachers unions are the main obstacle to real reform in public schools. Dr. Moe is Professor of Political Science at Stanford University.In just five minutes, you will learn:
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New York Times ignored -- again -- expert analysis of Bush energy bill
An August 9 New York Times article [1] by reporter Richard W. Stevenson on President Bush's signing of the 2005 Energy Policy Act [2] reported that the bill "encourages increased domestic oil and gas production" and that Bush said the bill "would give the United States a start on reducing its dependence on foreign oil and help the economy over the long run." But for the second time [3], the Times omitted the assessment of many energy analysts -- and the acknowledgment of even some conservatives -- that the bill, which Bush signed into law on August 8, will not significantly reduce American dependence on foreign oil.
As Congress moved toward passage of the energy bill in late July, The Washington Post reported [4] that the Department of Energy estimates that the percentage of U.S. oil obtained from abroad will increase from 58 percent to 68 percent by 2025; the report added that "[a]t best, analysts say, the energy legislation would slightly slow that rate of growth of dependence." A July 28 Los Angeles Times article [5] noted Petrie Parkman & Co. analyst Steve Enger's assessment that "[t]he energy bill is not going to make a meaningful difference in U.S. supplies," as well as Energy Security Analysis Inc. senior oil analyst Rick Mueller's belief that "[t]here's very little in the bill" to address the rising demand for oil in the United States. But a July 29 Times article on the bill failed to report these views, as Media Matters for America noted [3].
While Stevenson did quote Bush acknowledging that the "bill is not going to solve our energy challenges overnight" and that "it's going to take years of focused effort to alleviate those problems," he omitted more negative statements by Republicans. For example, Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ) said [6] that "I predict that if this bill is enacted, gas prices in Arizona will increase and air quality will be impaired because of its ethanol mandates," adding: "The bill does little to reduce our dependence on foreign oil and will impose huge new costs on Arizona power consumers because of the bill's national one-size-fits-all renewable portfolio standard." The July 26 Washington Post report quoted Ben Lieberman, a senior policy analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation and an opponent [7] of the bill, as follows: "We'll be dependent on the global market for more than half our oil for as long as we're using oil, and the energy bill isn't going to change that." He added that the bill "would not do much" to increase domestic production.
In contrast with the Times, an August 9 Washington Post article [8] reported Bush's statements about the bill, but also noted that "independent energy analysts cautioned that with crude oil prices hitting new highs, consumers should not expect the new law to push down gas prices or reduce U.S. reliance on Middle East oil soon, if ever." Similarly, the Associated Press reported [9] on August 8: "President Bush signed a bill that will give billions in tax breaks to encourage homegrown energy production but won't quickly reduce high gasoline prices or the nation's dependence on foreign oil."
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AMES, Iowa — Iowa NSF EPSCoR helped heighten awareness of energy topics at this year's Iowa State Fair. The project contributed to several science, technology, engineering and math activities — known as STEM — giving kids hands-on experience with the carbon cycle, biorenewables, solar cars and wind energy.
Iowa NSF EPSCoR is Iowa's National Science Foundation Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research. EPSCoR is aimed at building research capacity and increasing competitiveness for the state of Iowa through investments in infrastructure and human capital.
On Friday and Saturday, Aug. 16-17, Iowa NSF EPSCoR External Engagement partnered with CenUSA, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, and 4-H Youth Development to create an exhibit featuring the carbon cycle and biorenewables at the Iowa State Fair. "We thought the exhibit was quite successful, thanks to strategic location of the exhibit booth, interesting and informative displays, hard work of volunteers and kids' curiosity," said exhibit coordinator Jyahao Leong.
The exhibit, located in the Bruce L. Rastetter 4-H Exhibits Building, included an iPad educational game about carbon, a C6 character photo opportunity, carbon cycle posters and biochar hands-on experiments. More than 200 students played the educational game on the bank of iPad minis, and even more got their hands dirty with biochar experiments.
On Saturday, Aug. 10, Friday, Aug. 16, and Sunday, Aug. 18, Pat Higby, Iowa NSF EPSCoR broader impacts member, was busy providing material for STEM exhibits as well. On Saturday at the 4-H building she estimated 500 students and 500 adults came through the STEM booth. "They were busy making solar cars and learning about wind energy," she said.
Lisa Chizek, North Tama fifth and sixth grade science teacher, used Higby's materials again on Friday at the 4-H building as part of the North Central STEM Hub Festival. Sunday, the Boy Scouts used Higby's solar car activity. Meanwhile, Higby and her students managed the energy bike activity at the University of Northern Iowa booth and wind power activities at the Fabulous Resources for Energy Education area. She estimated that 400 students and 200 adults used the materials just on Sunday.
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The win in the season opener over the Bonnies moves Canisius to 22-12 all-time in the first game of the season. The Golden Griffins will return to action Sunday with a pair of games in the Cleveland State Indoor Tournament, starting at 10 a.m., when the team plays Bucknell. Canisius will also play St. Bonaventure for the second time this weekend, with first pitch set for 12 p.m.
Canisius started the 34th season in program history with a 5-2 win over St. Bonaventure (0-6). The Griffs broke the game open with four runs in the bottom of the second and added the team added another run in the fourth inning. Sophomore Michelle DelPrince went 2-for-3 with three RBIs and a run scored in the game one victory and senior pitcher Amanda Baun went five shutout innings where she allowed just two hits to earn the win in the circle.
In the second, freshman Tori Nappo drove in the first run of the season with an RBI-double to right, and DelPrince followed with a base hit to left that allowed senior Stephanie Pfentner and Tori Nappo to score. After DelPrince stole second, freshman Alexis Roman picked up her first career RBI with an infield single to short.
Leading 3-0 in the fourth frame, Pfentner started the inning with a single and then was lifted for pinch-runner Kalie Michalski. Michalski would advance to third on a pair of wild pitches and she came across the plate moments later when DelPrince lined a base hit to right. The Bonnies scored two runs in the top of the sixth off junior Jen Consaul, who came on in relief of Baun and allowed two runs, both of which were unearned, on two hits in two innings. Consaul earned the save for her efforts.
The Blue and Gold racked up nine hits in the game one victory, with DelPrince, Pfentner and freshman Meghan Cuda all have multi-hit games.
Canisius jumed out to an early 2-0 lead on the host Cleveland State Vikings, but Cleveland State scored three times in the fourth and three more times in the sixth to earn the 7-4 win. Cleveland State moves to 2-5 on the season with the victory.
Canisius got on the board first as junior Valorie Nappo crossed the plate thanks to a fielding error by Cleveland State's defense. Tori Nappo also scored in the frame as she raced home from third base after a wild pitch. The Vikings scored three times in the fifth to take a 3-2 lead, with the key hit coming from Cleveland State freshamn Allyson Broschk, who knocked in a pair of runs with a base hit to right.
Broschk drove in another run and scored a run in the sixth as Cleveland State took a 6-2 lead into the bottom of the sixth. Valorie Nappo made it a three-run game at 6-3 with an RBI-single that allowed sophomore Robin Kennery to score, but the Vikings added an insurance tally in the seventh to make the game 7-3. In the bottom of the seventh, Roman posted another RBI with a base hit back up the middle that allowed DelPrince to score from second base.
Consaul took the loss for the Griffs in the nightcap after she allowed three runs on six hits while fanning two and walking one. Sophomore Corrine Schaus came on in relief and allowed four runs on six hits to go with a strikeout.
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