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A renal biopsy is the removal of a small piece of kidney tissue for examination.
Renal biopsy; Biopsy - kidney
A kidney biopsy is done in the hospital. The two most common ways to do a kidney biopsy are percutaneous and open. These are described below.
Percutaneous biopsy
Open biopsy In some cases, your doctor may recommend a surgical biopsy. This method is used when a larger piece of tissue is needed.
After percutaneous or open biopsy, you will likely stay in the hospital for at least 12 hours. You will receive pain medicines and fluids by mouth or through a vein (IV). Your urine will be checked for heavy bleeding. A small amount of bleeding is normal after a biopsy.
Follow instructions about caring for yourself after the biopsy. This may include not lifting anything heavier than 10 pounds for 2 weeks after the biopsy.
Tell your health care provider:
Numbing medicine is used, so the pain during the procedure is often slight. The numbing medicine may burn or sting when first injected.
After the procedure, the area may feel tender or sore for a few days.
You may see bright, red blood in the urine the first 24 hours after the test. If the bleeding lasts longer, tell your health care provider.
Your doctor may order a kidney biopsy if you have:
An unexplained drop in kidney function
Blood in the urine that does not go away
Protein in the urine found during a urine test
A transplanted kidney, which needs to be monitored using a biopsy
A normal value is when the kidney tissue shows normal structure.
An abnormal result means there are changes in the kidney tissue. This may be due to:
Risks include:
Lee YZ, McGregor JA, Chong WK. Ultrasound-guided kidney biopsies. Ultrasound Clin . 2009;4:45–55.
Salama AD, Cook HT. The renal biopsy. In: Taal MW, Chertow GM, Marsden Pa, et al., eds. Brenner and Rector's The Kidney . 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 28.


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Situated in a 100-acre park at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Ruth Lilly pavilion was designed by Fayetteville, Ark.–based Marlon Blackwell Architect. The project features an angular canopy of ipe wood slats that envelops a glass-enclosed multipurpose room.
Jury: "This pavilion is artfully cast in the shadows of the adjacent trees; its transparency is enhanced by a latticed canopy that filters light through its entirety. … Its low posture and horizontal form enhance the encompassing flora."
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FAQs about the Chemical Hygiene Plan
Why is Dave Finster the Chemical Hygiene Officer at Wittenberg?
Why should we care about safety in the labs?
What Changes Will We Be Facing?
Where can I get a copy of the CHP?
Why is Dave Finster the Chemical Hygiene Officer at Wittenberg?
In the summer of 1996 I was appointed to be the Chemical Hygiene Officer (CHO) for Wittenberg. This is a bureaucratic position required the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA). One of my goals will be to try very hard to minimize bureaucracy, but not at the expense of safety or at the expense of skirting the law. I will also try to minimize jargon that accumulates in federal regulations or otherwise explain the jargon to which we must become accustomed.
The CHO position at some small colleges constitutes between 0.25 and 0.75 FTE. I get no release time for this appointment. This is not a position I sought, but accepted in the spirit of community service with the recognition that I was logical choice based on my training in chemistry and my vocational and avocational interests in health and safety issues. Administratively, I report to the Provost.
Since 1970, OSHA has developed an extensive list of regulations that govern the safety of workplaces in the United States. (OSHA's part of the Code of Federal Regulations is Section 29; see http://gabby.osha-slc.gov/OshStd_data/ for more than you care to know.) Around 1981 it became apparent that the regulations governing large-scale chemical industry plants were inappropriate for small-scale laboratories. Throughout the 1980's OSHA began drafting new sets of regulations for small-scale laboratories where the production and sale of chemicals and other hazardous substances was not the main focus of the organization. Obviously, academic research labs were in this category and many organizations (including the American Chemical Society) weighed in with advice and recommendations about appropriate regulations regarding academic labs. In 1990, OSHA promulgated a new section of the Code of Federal Regulations (29 CFR 1910.1450) that applied to small-scale labs. This standard is now commonly referred to as the "Lab Standard."
(The other OSHA regulation that you should be familiar with is the "Hazard Communication Standard," 29 CFR 1910.1200. In the business, we call this "HazComm." All businesses in the United States are obliged through this standard to inform their employees of the presence of various hazards in the workplace and conduct training sessions to that effect. John Paulsen presents the HazComm training annually. HazComm applies to all Wittenberg employees.)
The Lab Standard requires that the University write and implement a Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP) and designate a CHO. The CHP describes various safety requirements by which we should (must) all operate in labs. The CHP is a "living document" inasmuch as it must be reviewed every year and is open to revision. It is designed both for your use (as a user) and to meet certain requirements. (These goals may not always seem compatible.) My overall goal will be to make the CHP both a document that will be useful to us and will be "OSHA-approved." At times, of course, what we may want in a CHP gets superseded by what OSHA wants/demands.
Why should we care about safety in the labs?
Perhaps this seems like an obvious questions. But understanding the range of answers will help us implement the CHP smoothly.
Beyond government regulations, there are two other important reasons why we should be paying more attention to safety in academic laboratories. The first is that I believe that we have a professional and moral obligation to make Wittenberg a safe place to work. This is not to suggest that we have been cavalier about this issue up to now, but rather to propose that we approach this more conscientiously in the future. We could rightly point out that we have an excellent track record of safety, and, given the inherent dangers in all labs, we can applaud ourselves for having operated safely over the years. However, we now know more about dangers in the lab that we did 10, 20 and 30 years ago, and practices that were once common are now forbidden (as they should be). Mouth-pipetting was once common; it is now unthinkable even though we could note particular situations such as pipetting saline, where the danger is minimal. Chemists now wear goggles in all lab situations as a matter of habit when 25 years ago these protective devices were only worn when an expected danger was at hand. As professionals, we are obliged to stay abreast of the current modes of prudent lab safety and practice these habits daily.
A second reason - with both professional and moral grounding - is the need to pass on to our students the best training that will serve them in the future. It would be unthinkable to me to graduate a chemistry student who was not steeped in issues of lab safety. For the past 3 years, the Chemistry Department has been using a booklet, "Working Safely With Chemicals" in Chem 121. Thus, all science students are getting a good dose of safety training. (The Chemistry Department has also introduced students to the majors issues of lab safety in the pre-lab sessions of general chemistry for over 20 years.) In sending our students off to professions with inherent dangers, we must take every step possible to ensure that they graduate with a repertoire of safety habits and a safety consciousness. For example, most, perhaps all, biology students should be keenly aware of issues related to bloodborne pathogens; physicists should know whether it's voltage or amperage that kills; geologists should be aware of the dangers of field work; artists should know about long-term exposures to paint solvents. (Since, by definition, the CHP only deals with hazardous substances (chemicals), pathogens and electricity are not strictly covered by it.)
The labs in which we teach and work and the experiences in which our students engage should constantly reinforce a consciousness of safety at both the overt and subtle levels. Surely, modeling good behavior on our part is a critical step in this training.
The Lab Standard affects "labs" on campus where hazardous materials are encountered. Wittenberg, like most campuses, has designated the following academic departments as under the jurisdiction of the CHP and CHO: Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, Geology, and Physics. I intentionally listed these in an order which suggests the degree to which daily operations might be affected by the CHP. (As CHO, I chose not to include the Art Department formally and legally, but I will be communicating with them occasionally since many issues related to exposure to chemicals directly affect their professional lives.)
All employees in these Departments who work with hazardous substances will need to be aware of and follow the Lab Standard. Secretaries are excluded since they do not handle hazardous substances (beyond the degree already covered by HazComm). Some faculty who do not handle hazardous substances will be excluded. I will leave it to the individual faculty members to decide if they should exclude, or include, themselves. It is my expectation that most science faculty should consider themselves as "employees who work in labs that use hazardous chemicals." In this situation, just about all chemicals should be considered "hazardous" even though many chemicals present a very low hazard. Students are generally excluded since there are not employees. However, all students who are (paid) lab teaching assistants or (paid) research assistants fall under the Lab Standard.
If you believe that your functions at Wittenberg will not fall under the guidelines mentioned above, you will not need CHP training. If you anticipate having students work for you in a summer research lab and/or as a lab TA next year, please alert them to the requirement of "Lab Standard training."
This is a written plan that has the following elements (taken directly from "1910.1450"):
· employee information and training about the hazards of chemical in the work area, including how to detect their presence or release, work practices and how to use protective equipment, and emergency response procedures;
· the circumstances under which a particular laboratory operation requires prior approval from the employer;
· standard operating procedures for work with hazardous chemicals;
· criteria for use of control measures, such as engineering controls or personal protection equipment;
· measures to ensure proper operation of fumehoods and other protective equipment;
· provisions for additional employee protection for work with "select carcinogens" and for reproductive toxins or substances that have a high degree of acute toxicity;
· provisions for medical consultations and examinations of employees; and
· designation of a chemical hygiene officer.
I recognize that some of these statements begin to raise concerns about the ease and convenience of continuing to teach and conduct research projects. I take it as part of my job as CHO to help articulate the Lab Standard so that the teaching/learning environment is enhanced, and not inhibited.
What Changes Will We Be Facing?
Let me present an overview of some of the changes that will occur.
1) All lab employees will need to participate in a training program that familiarizes each of us with the CHP. The Office of Human Resources will keep track of who has gone through this training as part of our personnel files. Students who have taken Chem 121 will have had some training due to the safety component that is part of that course, but this alone will not meet the training required.
2) As we review the safety programs in each department, we will have access to funds to improve safety conditions.
3) I will work with Departments to revise the Chemical Hygiene Plan.
4) The University, though me, will work on arrangements to have MSDS's "readily accessible" for labs.
5) The CHO be will available as a resource person for safety concerns in all labs.
6) Annual lab inspections will be required
What does CHP training involve?
As noted above, every lab worker will need to partake of a Lab Standard training session. These trainings will be conducted every semester. Reading through the CHP prior to the training session will be helpful.
Much like the HazComm training, OSHA looks favorably upon some record that shows that the employee has a basic grasp on the main issues of the training. This suggests some quiz, and I will follow that pattern. The agenda for the training session will be:
1. Distribute the CHP in advance, and require that everyone read the CHP prior to the training session.
2. Most of the training session will involve a quick walk-through of the CHP. It is no exaggeration to suggest that we could spend 4-5 hours discussing all the safety issues contained in the CHP. We won't! I will hit some of the high(est) points, and let most of the session be a Question-and-Answer session where you supply questions and concerns that might have been raised as you read the CHP. I will supply answers.
3. At the end of the session, I will administer a short quiz whereupon you can demonstrate your mastery of the very basic aspects of our CHP. This document becomes part of your personnel file.
Where can I get a copy of the CHP?
The CHP is available on-line at /academics/chemistry/chp.html. You can also request a hard copy and/or an electronic copy (Word document) by email to: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The camera shake is actually just caused by the vibration of the car. All the mounts I use are mounted directly to the chassis and made out of aluminum angle. Check out my youtube channel I have some pretty good Summit videos as well!
Again Memphis, great video man
Another great day at the sandpit !!!
Just picked one up. First Post.
First run, with my dog in pursuit.
*Had to delete and repost, new link*
Just picked one up. First Post.
First run, with my dog in pursuit.
my upgraded e revo bashin flippin spinnin jumpin ... love it..
I was bored to death at work the other night, soooo....I grabbed the Revo and headed over to the local fairgrounds where they have this beautiful horse arena. The track surface is this really loose, gravely, sand, and sawdust material that my Badlands tires just dominated in! The arena is so big I could almost hold it wide open all the way around. I was running it so hard that I finally overheated the esc and my 5000mah 3s *******s only lasted about 15 min. LOL!
A MUST WATCH my fully upgraded e revo brushless bashing .. A MUST WATCH
A little impromptue racing against my uncle and his LOSI XXX-SCB ...
Footage of a buddy of mine out with his Erevo.
Thrash It, Bash it, Break it, No Regrets!!!
a short clip of my first backflip
and some skatepark jumps
and its little brother merv
humay has left the building, peace.
Nothing to fancy in my video as im quite new to rc cars and trucks.My brushless E-Revo is stock and I am running 4 cell and 18/54 gearing.This video also contains some of my Summit footage and me running with my son and his E-Maxx.I plan to build a proper course for racing and also a course for crawling.
ERBE , 1/10 Summit.
my ultimate E REVO... JUMPS FLIPS AND GOPRO FOOTAGE
Here is my 100 subscriber Mega video
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My first video clip I made. Enjoy
Rock n Rolla !
Re-make of my previous video...enjoy
Rock n Rolla !
A short lived bashing session from today...I attempted to jump my truck 60 ft. Enjoy
Rock n Rolla !
Hey guys, just mucking about trying to put different video clips together, this iis what I came up with. A compilation of my previous 2 videos. There will be some more videos to come in a couple months time of some bigger, better and harder bashing.
I trust you have enjoyed watching these videos as much as I've really enjoyed making them...enjoy
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Rock n Rolla !
Here's how you break two ring gears and a spider gear in 20 seconds.
Shot a couple of days ago, one Summit and two brushless E-Revos having fun in the sandpit, hope you like it
A couple of ERBEs and a Summit showing a B4.1 how it's done
here's a teaser until my car is back up and running, and we all get back together
Hop ups: (this may take a minute)
proline badlands on desperados
red pushrods all around
twin hs 5645mgs
castle bec
modded servo switch
always on esc fan
whats left of my cvds
rpm bumper mount
ofna hexes
traxxas tqi 4 channel
proline slipstream
added heat sinks
cc blower with upgraded fan
exo carbon rear wing
6 cell lipo at the time
wire loom (melted off during the fire)
boca bearings in the motor
duratrax bearings in the wheels
velcro body mod
I forget what else is on the truck, but i know there is something in the differentials and tranny that are upgraded.
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8509. Disposition of revenue. The net revenues received by the commission shall be expended only in accordance with the regional transportation expenditure plan adopted pursuant to Section 8503, except that the commission may deduct from those revenues funds to reimburse it for expenses incurred in the initial implementation of this chapter, and thereafter, its cost of administration, not to exceed 1 percent of annual net revenues.
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Hey guys! a new anime mmo is about to lauch! Lucent heart!!
Lucent heart is a free to play anime mmo style base on a zodiac system and soul mate system!
In this game you can marry an other player, got a house and they thinking about have child!
But dont worry for the fighter! this game got an important combat system! 6 class, craft system, zodiac system ( where you can get skill depending your zodiac), god skill! chose your path! good or bad? unique skill for each way.
The game have an AWESOME community! She really friendly, people help each other,pep are really really nice.
Lucent heart is an awesome game!And the CLOSED BETA START 12 DEC!!! BETA KEY is actually in giving!!!
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At $176.00 per set it should be good. Glad you got everything just right,
and welcome to Gunco.
Hey Gang: I'm new here, but I have something I wanted to share. Back at the turn of the century I bought a DSA carbine which I have enjoyed very much since then except for the trigger pull - heavy, creepy, etc.
I worked on it using a hard arkansas stone and achieved a smoother pull but not a lighter pull (please don't call me a "Stoner!") and assumed not much more could be done without changing the sear angles, which you probably know can get a hobbyist into real trouble.
But recently, I was going back through my January issue of Varmint Hunter Magazine and I spotted a tiny ad for adjustable triggers - an outfit I had never heard of before. That outfit is JARD, INC., and among many other offerings, they list a fully adjustable trigger for (metric) FALs.
Expensive! $176 plus shipping. I thought long and hard about it, but finally got on their website and sprung for one. When it arrived I pulled the gun apart once more and started the installation. It wasn't that easy (like say installing a Timney in a bolt rifle would be) but by following directions carefully and adjusting even more carefully, I finally got it adjusted and set it aside for the blue Locktite to secure the adjustments.
I loved the new crisp 3 1/2 # trigger pull with minimal over travel, but when I went up in the hills to try it out it shot beautifully for the first round. I went back home and tore into it again and finally figured out what the problem was. The disconnector was failing to catch the hammer most of the time, so the hammer was following the bolt forward and stopping the fun.
Much tweaking of the disconnector screw did not produce the desired results so in frustration I E-Mailed Jard and asked for suggestions. Their suggestion was to contact technical support and they gave me Dean's phone number. I called; talked to Dean and he suggested I readjust the gas port per the procedure, as he was pretty sure my problem was that the action was cycling too fast. So, I readjusted to factory manual specs, and this helped a lot but did not completely resolve the problem. By the way, I managed to diagnose the problem, by shooting with the dust cover removed.
Anyway I called Dean at technical support again, and he said he was mailing me 2 shims (0.015") which were to be installed under the disconnector spring. I was skeptical but I agreed to give it a whirl. Hey, it worked beautifully. Long story short, I cannot say enough about the product quality and their customer service.
At $176.00 per set it should be good. Glad you got everything just right,
and welcome to Gunco.
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text: MTA supports Chicago teachers The American Federation of Teachers suggests these ways to support the Chicago Teachers Union in its strike: "Chicago Teachers Union is the AFT's Local No. 1; it's where our union was born," AFT President Randi Weingarten said in a statement of support. "The CTU has a proud tradition of uniting and standing together to advocate and agitate for better—for students, for our communities and for our members." The 1.5 million members of the AFT are proud to stand in solidarity with our sisters and brothers in their fight to ensure that every child in Chicago's public schools has access to a great education, and that educators and their work are valued. Show Your Solidarity: Wear Red! Show your support for the CTU and Chicago students by wearing red on Wednesday, Sept. 12, and send your group photos to email@example.com. Additional Ways to Show Support: Send letters and resolutions of support. Mail to: Karen Lewis, President, Chicago Teachers Union, Local 1 Attention: Audrey May 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza, Suite 400 Chicago, Il 60654 Make a donation . Checks should be made payable to CTU Solidarity Fund and mailed to the address above. Credit card donations can be made here. Volunteer your time. If you are interested in volunteering your time to help CTU, sign up here. CTU Facebook Page MTA Board of Directors New Business Item No. 1. (Adopted August 2012) Support for the Chicago Teachers Union Whereas all students deserve the right to a quality public education in their neighborhood school, and Whereas all students deserve smaller class sizes to receive adequate attention from teachers, and Whereas all students deserve access to a broad and diverse curriculum that includes art, world languages, computer literacy, and physical education, and Whereas all students deserve support including fully-staffed libraries in all schools, access to social workers, school nurses, therapists and psychologists, and Whereas teachers deserve to be adequately compensated for their work, and Whereas the revenue necessary to fund a quality public education can be substantially realized by reallocating resources that go to mostly non-union charter schools and other allocations which currently siphon revenue from public schools, and Whereas teachers deserve protection against arbitrary dismissal and a fair recall procedure so that the talents and expertise of experienced teachers can be put to the best use serving the students of Chicago, and Whereas the Chicago Board of Education, among other concessions, is demanding "merit pay" for teachers based on student test scores, despite a consensus among researchers that such scores do not reliably measure a teacher's ability, and Whereas the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is standing up for the children of Chicago and for all public employees and unions in this time of budget cutting and union busting, therefore Be it resolved that the Massachusetts Teachers Association of the National Education Association supports the Chicago Teachers Union in its fight to negotiate a contract that addresses all of these issues with the Chicago Board of Education. Be it further resolved that the MTA endorses local solidarity events in support of the CTU. Be it further resolved that the MTA communicate such support to its locals and members, including encouraging them to adopt support resolutions or sign petitions and communicate their support for CTU and its demands to the Chicago Board of Education and Mayor Rahm Emanuel. NEA President Dennis Van Roekel's Statement on the Strike


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>What to you all do with your really dark comb, the 3 - 5 year old stuff? You call 3 to 5 years dark? I've had comb that was about 30 years old. :) That's dark.
In my experience old brood comb is a waste of effort. Unless you have a solar wax melter or a wax press, the cocoons just soak up all the wax.


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Whilst doing research into making my own set of semi-historical hoplite armour, I ran across this site and found a plethora of extremely helpful information.
Without clamoring on and on about what I want to do, I'll get right into it: Which plastic, ABS or Sintra would be good for the chest piece? I want to do a two-piece front so that I can bend over, if only slightly, that attaches to a two-piece back. The upper chest piece would be about the size of football pads sans shoulders. The lower would go from slightly above the upper, but underneath, all the way to below the navel. Being 6'1" and 250 lbs, we're talking about a healthy amount of Sintra/ABS.
The reason I ask is two-fold: First off, will 1/4 inch Sintra warp or lose shape by wearing it all day in 95ish degree weather and second, how easy is it to work with ABS by hand?
I'd like to get started here pretty soon because I want the suit to be done by Halloween/Renaissance. Any input is greatly appreciated.
P.S. After getting this done, I plan on doing a set of gear based on Canderous from Knights of the Old Republic.


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|i would agree with what many have had to say there are alot of different ways to do it depending on what you have. the way i would probly do it (depending on what the pan or panel looks like is trim it so that you have about 1/4 to 1/2 in over lap. then take your flanging tool and put a crease around the old metal witch will allow the new pan to sit down flush with the older metal and will also give you more strangth and be more rigid. grind it clean and use some weld through copper primer or whatever you like. weld it it (DO NOT WELD LONG STROKES AT A TIME) and move around the panel so that the heat is not all in one area. once thats done you can grind your welds it will look nice. prime then seam seal making sure its pushed into any voids and paint. put your foot in the gas like you stole it and dont worry about kicking the floor out.
One important thing in doing these pans is to accurately plot out the depths of the F&R footwells, and the height & location of the seat riser and mounting holes. It is REAL easy to get the floors way too low as you are retrimming to get a good fit to the existing remains of the floor areas.
I put numbered marks along the top of the tunnel and the 2 door sills. Then use a straight edge across each mark and measure down to important features and make a good sketch. (before removing old floors) In a perfect world, the measurements would all come out correct with the new pan, but due to the differences in stampings, a compromise is likely on some measurements.
Also, on a floor, we are putting a seam where GM never had one, so no sense in using a step flanger to replicate?? Besides, a step flanger does not like all those curves and angles.
This is one thing I disagree with, the 1/4" overlap. My thoughts are, why leave an overlap that is smaller than original, just for the sake of making it smaller?
If you overlap it a half inch, and make it "look" original, there are many people who wouldn't even know you patched it! If it "looks" like it came from the factory that way, I feel that is second best to butt welding and metal finishing it to look EXACTLY as it did before. Which I would do, IF it were a super valuable or special car like a big block convertible or something like that.
But if you look around that floor, look at how the panels are held in, then do your "patch" the same way, make it look OEM.
Thanks for the help!
Im not really concerned with looking 100% factory and I'm ok with the fact that people will be able to tell I replaced the floors.
Dont get me wrong I'm not trying to rush through this or anything I just want to have fun and be safe while doing it.
There are a lot of spots where I can leave a little overlap 1/4" or so which I think will help me getting it ligned up.
I just dont want it to rust out on me down the road, spent WAY too much time fixing rot on this car.
I did do floor halves on a 68 Chevelle factory 327 4sp. As I recall, the halves fit pretty good, BUT.. you can't expect any repro panel to fit exactly the same as an OEM mint floor panel cut out of a donor car. That repro one would lead to serious problems when trying to get both the car & panel, trimmed EXACTLY for true butt welding. That's why I said "show me how it comes out". I can't imagine trying for a perfect trimming on a full floor half from front to back. These repro pans may sit a little low or a little high in certain spots when you try to line up the sides of the pan where they curve up. Like I said, I keep fitting, marking & trimming both the body and the pan, until I get a decent fit. I may pull the pan out a dozen times for more tracing & trimming. Then you still need to force certain areas of the new pan to meet those curves.
It won't hurt anything to try to start fitting and trimming for a butt weld, but as you get into it, I think you will see what I mean. The pan will fit terrible before you get the trimming somewhat close to an inch overlap. Go for an "inch overlap trimming" to start with, then see how things line up. If it fits really good, trim to a 1/2" then 1/4" lap. Then you will need to make up your mind to either trim to butt, or stay with a slight overlap. I would never butt, but that's me...I'm old, and I need to spend my time on more important areas...that actually show
|The structure is only as strong as the metal it's made of, the factory seam has a flange that's bent and adds some rigidity but if your weld is good the strength will be as good as the sheetmetal itself. The 71 Chevelle is a full framed car so I see no problems with doing a butt weld on the floor anywhere.
|I guess im asking if there is a structural difference between spot welding vs a full bead of butt weld.
|If the pan you have is the same as a factory pan then definately seperate the seams and install it like factory with plug welds. But if you're using just patch panels then trim them to fit and butt weld them in for an invisable repair. I have had to install some pans that weren't good copies of the originals, a few have even had the rocker flanges pointing upwards instead of down like original-on these I cut as needed and installed only what was necessary with butt welded seams to keep the original look. It's your car-do it the way you want. Bob
|Would weld-thru primer and seam sealant on the finished weld not solve the water and rot problem?
If you are going to replace floor pans, atleast do it right. If you think that your but welds are that strong, you better think again. You have to have the panels fit perfectly to get a strong enough weld, specially for the floor. The factory lapped the joints and sealed most with seam sealer. Since most people don't have access to a spot welder to do them exactly like the factory. The best bet is the use of plug welds, done with a mig welder. Apply weld thru primer first, and seam sealer after you are done.
I would not have a car that someone had installed floor pans by but welding them. I would be cutting them out and replacing them immediatly.
Like I aways say when this subject comes up, the ENTIRE car is held together with lap and pinch welds! There isn't one single butt weld on the car from the factory. EVERY single panel, including the floor that we are talking about is held on with lap welds! Why in the world is one more so bad?
The only reason a lap weld would perform any different than the hundred and fifty other ones on the car would be if it was done incorrectly.
Leave about a half inch lap like the rest of the cars lap welds have.
err..., lap welds are all over that car, and done by GM
I end up trimming the pans to where they fit the best, and lay them in to trace around them . Then, pull out the new skin and trim the old floor to 1/4" lap. That 1/4" makes a heat sink when welding, plus it gives support when you need to persuade some of the new pans edges to fit tight.
If you think you are up to the frustrations of butt welding an entire floor half...go for it
But I want to see the results
|lets cut it up
|if done correctly, lap welds will work on floors. Sometimes you need a backing when doing this type of work and a lap weld will work in those situations where a butt weld will not work. When I have to do it i leave only like a half of an inch to over lap. JMO Tim
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I kinda like Willis Wilnum...........
Just read this on Langlois' blog about the current lottery system and thought it sounds like a good idea: Maybe there's no need to tinker with the system, as plenty of the outraged suggest every year when lottery teams rest stars with mysterious ailments in the season's final weeks. But here's a modest suggestion: Instead of tying the odds to place in the standings, tie them to win totals. If that were the case, Cleveland with its 21 wins and No. 3 slot wouldn't go into the lottery with roughly nine times the odds to win the No. 1 pick and eight times the odds to pull a top-three pick as the Pistons with their 25 wins. The Pistons won less than 20 percent more games than Cleveland did. The lottery odds should reflect that margin of disparity. Instead they reward the Cavs as if they had just come off a three-win season relative to the Pistons' 25 wins. It would be relatively easy to devise a formula that carves up the lottery odds on such a games-won basis.
Best idea I have heard. So simple and yet so effectively fair.
It seems that it would certainly level the allocation of lottery balls.
What if Stern just personally selected the draft order with the goal of optimizing fairness and overall fan enjoyment? Who here is against fairness or enjoyment?
Isnt' that what he does now. In order of maximizing fan viewership anyway.
Hypothetically speaking: - If everything plays out as expected; Is #9 + a 2nd rounder enough to trade up a few spots? - Would you trade Brandon Knight and #9 to move into the top 3?
I would make that trade in a second. They may take Monroe and #9 for a top 3 but I would not want to give up Monroe.
I think this idea would actually encourage tanking even more. Washington has been locked into the #2 spot for quite a while. Over the last 10 games, though, they went 8-2. If probabilities were based on wins, there is no way they would have gone 8-2. That would have cost them a lot of ping pong balls.
I would keep Brandon Knight. He is part of the next Pistons championship team. The Pistons have #39 and #44. Perhaps one of these paired with #9 could help move up a couple of spots? With two of the first 14 picks in the 2nd round, perhaps the Pistons find another gem.
Good idea, but unless there is someone we are specifically targeting in the 6-8 range, I don't think there is much point.
MKG would be nice around 4 or 5.
If we get a top ten 1st round and two top half second rounders, I will take that combo every time over swapping multiple picks and a possible solid point guard to move up just a few spots in a murky draft. We take John Henson, Sullinger, or whatever big man comes up in the 8-10 and isn't already taken (even if we take a gamble). Maybe Dumars gets another diamond, maybe not. But the chances are overwhelmingly in our favour that we pick up a serviceable player. The second round picks might get us another JJ, which I would be totally cool with. Bang on. Why trade potential and skill that is tangible, for the possibility of a better draft pick? This isn't 2003. You don't give up everything for the first pick.
Under the system suggested by Langlois though, the gain in balls for say going 2-8 would not be as much as currently, by jumping a spot. Going from 2nd to 1st currently is a jump of 5.1%, but under the wins-system I couldn't see the increase being 5.1% on a 6 win diffence in an 82 game season. It also would depend on how other teams have gone in that stretch, and of course the formula used. It also does not unduely penalise those teams still going for wins down the stetch (Pistons) by them sliding down one or two spots by one or two wins as their resulting ball numbers will be more closely correlated. Of course it wont irradicate tanking completely, but in essence, I think it is a much better system.
I should have qualified that better by saying "if there was someone who emerged above and beyond the other guys who was going to get snagged a couple of picks before the Pistons". I agree that giving away an early 2nd rounder to move up a couple of spots probably isn't that good of an idea. Irregardless, I'll be tuning in on lottery night hoping to NOT hear the Pistons name called until later in the broadcast. If we're not called at #10 or #9, it's going to be a great day for Detroit fans!
That would involve letting an asset walk, so I don't see it happening. I personally don't believe that Brandon Knight will be a starting PG for a future Championship team. I hope I'm wrong, but the odds aren't great of winning another Championship in the next 15 years just based purely on the number of teams in the league.
I'd be happy if this team made it to the ECF within the next 5 years...............
well if they get picks in the 5-10 range all the time, which will let the good young players walk (or do you honestly think Monroe is here to stay if the team remains mediocre) as soon as their contract is up, I don't see that happening
If JD has some wiggles room with the cap, we could hope to pick up a quality free agent. When we let Flip go.........I figured 10 years before we'd get to .500 bball...... Sooner would be nice.........
I first read this as "I'd be happy if this team made it to the ECF for the next 5 years"
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Truth be told, many researchers wont touch it because A) they think it is not worthy of spending their time and funds on and B) there will never be a study designed that will satisfy the small cell devotees . . unless it fully supports all the contentions of some of the most vocal pproponants.
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25299.15. "Environmental impairment liability insurance." "Environmental impairment liability insurance" means liability insurance against liability for bodily injury, as defined in Section 25299.12, and for property damage, as defined in Section 25299.23, arising from an occurrence, as defined in Section 25299.19.


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OnRPG and MMOHuts have partnered with Aeria Games to celebrate the long awaited open beta launch of Aura Kingdom with Defenders of Azuria packs sure to get you ahead of the pack.
Aura Kingdom is a free-to-play, anime-style fantasy MMORPG. Featuring eight classes that each have expansive skill trees, with the ability to multi-class, the game returns to the roots of fun fantasy RPGs. At your side will be a faithful companion, a non-traditional pet that can join you in special attack combos, bond with you, and even share memories of past events.


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'Bout time for a new check-in from all the Texass folks.
I'm in the styx South of Harper, West of Fredricksburg, North of Ingram,.....etc. 26* right now at 0835, 26Dec06. :smt033
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'Bout time for a new check-in from all the Texass folks.
I'm in the styx South of Harper, West of Fredricksburg, North of Ingram,.....etc. 26* right now at 0835, 26Dec06. :smt033
Hellooooooooooo out there................anybody hommmmmmme????
Still here in central txsssss
I am south of I-10 about halfway between Houston & San Antonio. We like to call it God's Country!!! Good country folk and very little crime!!!
I'm still down on the coast in Rockport. Just north of Corpus Christi, and about 200 miles south of Houston.
Cow Town.... Foat Wurth here.
I'm still here too - playing with my PS90 now :)
I am New here and from LaGrange about 60 miles east of Austin.
Welcome.........Glad you're here...........& Howdy from another Texan 'bout 85 miles West of Austin :smt033
I'm from Austin, going to school at A&M in College Station.
Gig 'em Aggies!
Texas A&M class of 99 with a PhD in Wildlife Biology
Gig' Em Aggie's
Son in law to an aggie
Father to two aggies
Father-in-law to two aggies
Grandfather to a future aggie
Boy, do I feel left out.
Whoop! I'm in Squadron 20 (Titans). Should graduate and commission (Army) in May of 2009.
I'm just outside of El Paso, Texas. Yes, El Paso is part of Texas.
I noticed it isn't on your map, but Juarez, Mexico IS there.
Shows where your priorities lie. :smt076
Its not like he DREW the map himself... :rolleyes:
Forgive me for making assumptions...I was having a bad day and the map just struck me wrong!
In fact, I don't even live in Texas any more, so it "ain't" my problem!
Sorry 'bout dat, cheef
No problem...............Hope your days are getting better :smt033


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We bikers are a pretty hardy bunch. We long for the open road, the wind in our faces and the feeling of being one with our rides. Being closed up inside a four-wheeled, climate-controlled cage? That's a last ditch choice for those of us who favor the two-wheeled freedom of a motorcycle. And yet for those riders who live where the winters are harsh, snowfall is measured in feet and temperatures can dip well below freezing for weeks at a time it's often necessary to park the bike for the winter.
But simply putting your motorcycle in the garage for the winter can mean having a ride that's hard to start come spring. If it starts at all. It can also lead to an expensive trip to your local dealership if you don't take a few simple steps to get your bike ready for the winter. By taking a little time to prep your bike for a couple of months of inactivity you can ensure you're ready to ride when the weather finally breaks.
Pick Your Spot
The best place to store your motorcycle for the winter is a garage or a storage shed. It should be dry with a door that locks. If there are windows in the garage be sure to put the bike in an area that isn't exposed to direct sunlight. That sunlight will cause the temperature to rise and fall which can lead to condensation and rust forming on your motorcycle. If you don't have a garage or storage shed or renting a size-appropriate storage area isn't feasible, consider buying one of those portable motorcycle shelters. These units are sort of like a tent for your bike. If you have no choice but to let your bike spend the winter outside be sure to put a high quality cover over it.
Do An Oil Change
If you're comfortable doing your own oil change, and saving a few bucks, you should do one before putting your bike up for winter. If you'd rather not bother doing it yourself have one done at your local dealership. When doing your own oil change first start your bike and let it warm up to normal running temperature. This will make the oil drain easier and dry out any internal moisture that might have developed since your last ride. Drain the crankcase and properly dispose of the old oil. Be sure to replace the oil filter while you're at it. Then fill the crankcase with fresh oil. Do not use any oil additives as most motorcycles use the engine oil to lubricate the clutch as well and those additives can cause the clutch to slip.
Lube The Cylinders
If it will be six weeks or longer that your bike sits idle you'll want to take out the spark plugs and pour about a teaspoonful of new engine oil into each spark plug hole. Then shift the motorcycle into its highest gear and turn the rear wheel a couple of complete revolutions by hand. This spread the oil so it coats the cylinder walls, piston rings and valve seats, protecting them from moisture. Don't forget to put the spark plugs back in.
Fill Her Up
If your motorcycle is fuel-injected then on the way home from your final ride of the season stop at the gas station closest to home and fill the tank all the way up. If your motorcycle has carburetors instead of fuel injection you'll need to loosen the drain bolts on each carburetor and drain the fuel before you fill the tank. Be sure to tighten the bolts. A full gas tank will prevent moisture and rust from developing inside the tank. It's also a good idea to add a fuel stabilizer, especially if you have to store the bike for six weeks or longer. Fuel stabilizer will keep the gasoline from getting thick and clogging fuel jets or carburetors.
Wash And Wash
Give the bike a thorough wash and wax, making sure to dry it completely. You can spray a light coating of WD40 on all the chrome to help prevent rusting. Once you're sure the mufflers are completely cool you can gently push a clean plastic grocery or trash bag into each muffler to keep moisture from collecting there. Cover each muffler with another plastic bag for further protection. Give a shot of WD40 to all cables, the pivot points of the clutch and brake levers, pedals and the side stand.
Prep Your Tires
Fill your tires to the recommended maximum psi. Then place a few half-inch thick squares of cardboard under each tire so that they're not in direct contact with the floor. By doing this you keep your tires from coming into contact with the potentially freezing temperatures of a concrete garage floor. Those temperatures, over a prolonged period of time can cause the rubber to degrade and crack.
Prep You Battery
If there's an electrical outlet in your garage that's close to where you've parked the bike you can leave the battery in the motorcycle and hook the battery up to a batter tender or trickle charger. If you don't have electricity conveniently located or if the temperatures inside the garage will dip below 30 degrees Fahrenheit for an extended period you'll need to take the battery out of the motorcycle and store it somewhere warmer where you can still attach it to a battery tender.
Cover Up
After you've done everything else and the bike is parked, put a cover over it to add one layer of protection from moisture and dust. Be sure to use a cover made specifically for motorcycles. A simple tarp or old sheet will trap moisture on your motorcycle. Covers manufactured expressly for motorcycles are made from porous materials that allow moisture to escape.
After The Winter
Once the snow has melted, the temperatures have worked their solidly back into 40 degree plus territory and the days start getting longer you'll be very tempted to rip the cover off the bike, punch the starter and hit the road. Do yourself a favor and take a couple of minutes to do a little prepping. Check tire pressure and inflate as needed. Do a thorough visual inspection. Pull the plastic bags off and out of the mufflers. Then roll the bike out of the garage and start it up. Before you kick it into gear check your brake lights, blinkers, hazard flashers, high beams and horn. Once you're sure everything is working order you're good to go for another riding season.
Not A Do-It-Yourselfer
Maybe you don't have room in your garage or an out-of-the-elements spot to store your motorcycle. Or you may not be comfortable with or have the time to change your own oil. Check with your local dealership. Many of them offer both winter prep and storage services. This will be more expensive than doing it yourself, but much cheaper than what you'll spend on repairs if you don't store your bike properly for the winter.


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This is so awesome. You really need to check out the slide-show at the bottom of the page.
This is so awesome. You really need to check out the slide-show at the bottom of the page.
For a concept car, that's pretty darn cool...wonder how it'll hold up against car crashes though.
I still don't think it'll be any cheaper lol!
interesting though
wow, what trippy concept
Nice, but do the make a washing machine to go with it?
Cool car. I am not into the high priced cars. I think people only buy them for a status thing. I will keep my Honda. That's the way to go. Cheap and good on gas.
pffft that car is old.. look at its wrinkles..
There goes bmw being retarted again.
The BMW is by far the best car I've owned. I've had fords, Pontiacs, and Chevys. The ride and handling is far superior to anything I've owned. Has nothing to do with status for me, these cars are all over the place in California.
I dont like bmw anymore cause you cant mod the computers on the cars so there goes the aftermarket for there cars now.
Give me a toy car I can make into a reallly nice street car and I will ahv emore fun with that.


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over at www.entertainmentearth.com they have boba and jango helmets but does not say who makes them or anything. anyone know? im thinking about buying one of these, what do you think?
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over at www.entertainmentearth.com they have boba and jango helmets but does not say who makes them or anything. anyone know? im thinking about buying one of these, what do you think?
These Fett Helmets are made by Rubie's. Try ebay to get a better price or preferable get a Don Post. Do a Search here for Rubie's to find opinions of them.
are the rubies any good? and in that i mean quality.
You get what you pay for. These are very inaccurate in terms of size, shape colour and damage/weathering, but all except the size can be rectified with a bit of hard work. The benefit is that they are pretty cheap.
If your budget can stretch, and you're more than 5' 8" tall I'd suggest getting a more accurate sized bucket. You'll be far happier with a more accurate bucket in the long run. Check out the cargo hold or ebay.
If you have a smaller frame, the rubies might be nicely proportioned to you and the rest of the issues can be fixed up.
Hope this helps.
I agree with Han Hunter, check out this site http://www.starwarshelmets.com click on Fan Made Helmets and click Boba Fett, there you can see comparison shots of the most common helmets around.
You will be happier with a good helmet in the long run. also check this site and read what people are saying about the helmets.
Good Luck.
Yes, they are Rubie's, and yes, I too would recommend anything other than it unless you are a glutten for punishment. It will take you more money and effort to make it worthwhile than most care to invest.
well i think im exactly 5,8 and couldnt care less about the paint job, i was going to paint it myself, but sizes of it, so it is too short or to tight? i really appreciate all of your help on this issue, i really appreciate it. i saw some resin helmets that fans made, what about those? and specific person i could go to to get one? anybody got one of the resin helmets or whatever? im thinking about making a jango paint scheme because he was the origonal fett after all!
what do all of the different helmet names mean? one in particular is mlc and i saw a few more, can anyone explain this? only thing i recognize is DP=don post
ooh i like the don post 97 (wait dont think of me insane!) jango fett repaint on that site
how much is a 97, and is it shorter than the other DP buckets?
why doesnt anyone like the 97? anyone here have one to sell?
Nobody likes 97's because of all the DP boba helmnets it is the most innacurate and crappy sculpt. No flare, flat dome, small size all reasons the 97 isnt a great helmet. I personally have a 97 and ever since I got it I have wanted to get a new helmet but I just have never gotten around to that part. I do not like the 97 it just doesnt look right. Now don't get me wrong I have seen some amazing helmets come from 97's. With alot of work you can reshape it to something that looks like a nice fiberglass helmet. A 97 will run around $30-40 I wouldn't pay anymore than that. If I were you I would buy a 96 or better yet a 95 on ebay.
I believe it's been said that the Rubie's Fett are cast off a DP97.
Not sure about the Rubie's Jango. People sell stuff here at decent prices all the time. Like I said before check ebay for some deals as well. Everything also depends on your budget and how picky you are about accuracies.
im not too picky that it might not be the correct angle or whatever on it, all im concerned is, is the 97 sturdy or flimsy plastic? and cant i stretch out some pieces? or whatever? i know my hat size in my marine corps uniform is
7 1/4 does that help or anything? so what should i get, a rubies os a '97.... i have never wore a fett helmet at all so i dont know what to expect, im on a tight budget.
The Rubie's helmets are too short. If you open your mouth wide enough, your chin will poke out and probably the back of your hair.
The '97 DPs are made of a flimsy vinyl that is very prone to warping. Most of them have flat domes (like Frankenstein) from sitting around unsold on store shelves for the past seven years. I have seen a few decent ones, but the majority of them are turds. Stick with the advice given above and look for a '95 or '96 DP on eBay or here in The Cargo Hold. If you have got the funds, there are very nice FG (fiberglass) helmets in there all the time. As for the abbreviations, scroll through the Helmet forum and you'll figure them out. Most are abbreviated as to not publically announce who the maker of them is.
what about the rubies jango?is it thicker than a 97?i was thinking, if the jango is short, couldnt i take some sintra or whatever to extend it down some? is the rubies jango and teh rubies fett the same minus the dent? which would be better to make into a jango.
Extending them with sintra may sound great in theory, but would take more effort than the rewards would net.
Both helmets are made of vinyl are are subject to warping. The Boba appears to have been made from the same mold as the DP 97 and the Jango is from a newer, smaller mold.
Honestly, unless you really, really want one of these, I highly recommend something else. They really are sub-par. Decent helmets can be found for $100 or less. At $60 plus shipping, you will easily dump more than that into a Rubie's helmet and still have to worry about it warping.
what are the DP 95 and 6 made of? will they warp?
They too are made of vinyl although it is a bit more sturdier than the 97s. That being said, all vinyl helmets are prone to warping if not stored properly. Cool, dark place and avoid leaving them in direct sunlight (like inside of a car on a hot day).
The 95 DPs came in two different forms; a white interior (the sturdiest of the bunch) and a green interior. The 96 only came in green. The white 95s are a bit harder to find as they were the first batch, but a good choice if you plan on sticking with a vinyl helmet.


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I'd like to try it. But with 100 pound anvils going for close to a grand ,It's not a cheap sport. ( don't try with cheapo Chinese cast iron anvil)
I just bought a black powder log blasting wedge & when I get it sand blasted & painted a bright color ( they sometimes fly off aways) I'm going to try it out.


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text: This team has much more young talent than those squads ever had - way more and better potential building blocks. And I don't buy the idea that we have too many bad contracts. We aren't going to contend for two to three years, at least. By that time, today's "bad" contracts will be great large soon-to-expire-contracts. Rip, Maxiell, CV even Gordon -- those guys will be very ripe for trading whether or not they have real BB value.


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By Matt Fortune
Theo Walcott thinks Arsenal will be a different proposition for FC Twente now the Gunners have a competitive run of games under their belt.
Two late goals a fortnight ago have given Arsène Wenger's side every chance of an 11th straight appearance in the Champions League group stage. But the win in Arnhem was hardly straightforward.
Arsenal were hustled and harried all over the pitch and were reliant on a set-piece to break the deadlock. It was the Club's first competitive fixture of the season and while Walcott acknowledges the strength shown by Twente, he is hopeful of an improved performance this time out.
"It was our first game so they were very sharp and it took us by surprise I think," said Walcott. "It was very difficult to go there. The fans were behind them and they treated it as their cup final. They were very strong in their man-for-man marking.
"We did not play our best but we got a good result. Hopefully we'll perform better at home.
"The best thing is to think of it as 0-0, keep a clean sheet then we are through. But this club needs to play Champions League football."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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Game days are filled with excitement and anticipation. For our 11 a.m. game against Monmouth this past Saturday we started filing into the locker room a little before nine. Our pregame in the locker room is something special. Our dance-offs and coach's inspiring speeches are often talked about and posted to various Snapchat stories, but we tend to leave out the elaborate measures we take when it comes to our hair. A popular option when it comes to game day hair styles is the braid. Braids vary from the standard pony braid to the elaborate upside-down French braid. We have two experienced braiders on staff: veteran Taylor Smith and her prodigy Sami Franco. Between the two of them all of our heads are covered.
Every hair style is unique to the player and carries some significance, here are a few standouts: (To see the mentioned hair styles look at the this week's photo album)
Tori Greco: I call it the Dino Braid (short for dinosaur). Taylor Smith has been doing it for me since sophomore year, and I rarely play without it.
Alexis Roskovich- I am very indecisive so my stylist (Sami Franco) and I switch things up game-to-game. This week's was one of my favorites with three French braids leading into a fish tail. I think it will be making another appearance come MAAC's.
Steph Schmalz: I like the half braid, half pony. You get the intensity of the braid with the flow of the pony tail. It's a good balance.
Caroline Ogden: I wear the same style every game for good luck. The French braid I wore my freshman year and I added the pony braid onto it this year.
Sami Franco: I wear my hair in a two-feet long straight ponytail, because of its length I distract the girl I face guard by whipping my hair back a forth. Plus it's too long to do anything else to.
Taylor Giglio: I wear some type of braid in my hair every game, each season I wear a different type but then it stays the same style for that whole season. I wear a Little Mermaid scrunchie in my hair in honor of my best friend Whitney who was in a severe car accident and is on the road to recovery so hopefully she can return to school soon and play lacrosse again some day.
Casey Depauw: I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Gabby Kotas and Ashley Bull for their dedication, perseverance and tenacity in doing my hair this season to ensure I perform at my greatest potential on the field.
Ashley Bull: I call this the flaming arrow (due to my red hair… if you didn't catch on). It has served me well. As they say: look good, feel good, play good.
Kayla Scully: Scully was unavailable for comment but, she wears a bandana to every practice and has a variety for all occasions including a special game day collection. It takes a special individual to pull off the bandana but Scully does a great job
After we have brushed out all knots and the final hair tie is in place it's time for business. We took the field at 10:15 for our warm-up, and from the first whistle on it was go time. We strung together a full 60-minute game, clinching a spot in the MAAC Tournament in two weeks.
The Easter bunny made two appearances at the KAC this week sending us on a chocolate egg hunt with the help of our assistant coaches and came back to leave us amazing Easter baskets after our game with the help of Mrs. Cuddy! Everyone was able to enjoy the off day on Easter Sunday whether it was with their own family or a teammate's! We hope you enjoyed the holiday as well!
Just Keep Re'Laxing
Alexis Roskovich
This week we wore yellow ribbons in our shoes in honor of Whitney Corby, an Albany lacrosse player who played with many of us and was in a severe accident over Christmas break. Whitney is an inspiration to all of us as she is on her road to recovery; any prayers you could offer in support would mean a lot.


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With over 400 million users worldwide, Gmail is very popular and they're hoping to keep that popularity growing by adding some new features to the inbox. One of them, I discovered quite by accident, when I hit the drop-down folder menu option to more an e-mail from one of our dedicated writers into a file. Suddenly there were four options, I'd never seen before and couldn't recall adding.
Turns out Gmail is now auto sorting your mail with some new algorithms the company hopes will take care of spam. Your inbox will be split into four categories.
Your messages will be sorted into:
Primary: Person to person communications. A message between you and Bob or you and Mom.
Social: Messages from Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, online dating sites, media sharing sites and other social entities.
Promotions: Deals, offers and marketing e-mails.
Updates: Confirmations, receipts, bills, statements and calendar notices.
Forums: Messages from online groups, discussion boards and mailing lists.
Google is updating the look of the inbox and when you receive the update, you'll see those categories as tabs across the top of your Inbox:
Judging from the comments on Google's blog post about the changes, some users that have the updates are just loving it while others, don't like the company making those sorting decisions for them. The changes will also be coming to the Android 4.0 and iPhone and iPad apps. Here's what the Android app will look like:
If you'd prefer to opt out of displaying some or all of the new tabs, click the gear symbol at the right of your inbox and select Configure Inbox.
A window will pop up that will allow you to select which tabs you'd care to view. Categories that have no tab will appear in your primary inbox.
E-mail clients and services keep continually adding new features for ease of use, but I'm one of those grumpy old souls that often feels that they have so many features that it's easy to get lost when trying to perform the simplest of task. What about you? Do you find features like this convenient or would you prefer to sort your own e-mail?
~ Cynthia
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Clark Gable: The Signature Collection DVD
Boom Town (1940)
Risk all, win all. Oil wildcatters Gable and Spencer Tracy grab for wealth and romance. With Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr.
China Seas (1935)
Trouble ahead! As if typhoons and pirates aren't enough, skipper Gable sets sail with passengers that include his fiancée (Rosalind Russell) and fiery mistress (Jean Harlow).
Dancing Lady (1933)
Curtain up! Joan Crawford joins Gable in one of their eight stellar screen pairings, and Fred Astaire makes his screen debut in this famed Broadway backstager.
Mogambo (1953)
Love may be the greatest danger of all. Gable, Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly star, and Africa is the new setting for a vibrant remake of his decades-earlier Red Dust.
San Francisco (1936)
Gable, Spencer Tracy and Jeanette MacDonald vs. Mother Nature! The recreation of the city's massive 1906 earthquake is still a stunner on the cinematic Richter Scale.
Wife vs. Secretary (1936)
Businessman Gable relies on secretary Jean Harlow - too much, according to wife Myrna Loy. James Stewart adds to the star-bright comedy / drama.
- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 6
- Run Time: 616 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Language: English
- Studio: Warner Home Video
- DVD Release Date: June 20, 2006
- Packaging: Custom Case
- Closed Captioning: Yes
- Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono [CC]
FRENCH: Dolby Digital Mono
- Director: John Ford, Jack Conway, Tay Garnett, Robert Z. Leonard, Clarence Brown
- Cast: Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert, Joan Crawford, Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly, Myrna Loy, James Stewart Hedy Lamarr, Rosalind Russell, Jean Harlow, Jeanette MacDonald
- Genre: Drama
- Color: Black & White / Color
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Vintage Short Hollywood Hobbies
Classic Cartoon Home on the Range
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Musical Short A Girl's Best Years
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Dancing Lady
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- Roast Beef & Movies with Curly Howard
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Documentary Profile Clark Gable: Tall, Dark & Handsome, Hosted by Liam Neeson
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- Night Descends on Treasure Island
Classic Cartoon: Bottles
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Vintage Musical Short New Shoes
Oscar-Winning Crime Doesn't Pay Short The Public Pays
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- Release Date: 1933, 1935, 1936, 1940
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i'd leave it and skip the mite treatment.
I also treated for mites with the MAQS formic acid - the good thing about this is that you can leave the honey on during and it does nothing to the honey, which is safe to harvest and eat afterwards.
they swarmed sometime in June or early July and I didn't notice it. So they have spent the summer building the colony back up and just haven't been able to make honey. The only thing is that I'm pretty sure they swarmed last summer too and even so I got a bazillion tons of honey last year.
Quote from: 10framer on September 17, 2013, 11:28:22 AMi'd leave it and skip the mite treatment. Same here! :)Good Luck!
Well it seems that everyone says 3 deeps is too much space for the bees to try to keep warm during our cold winter. I've always left them with 2 deeps, plus a third empty one on top that I fill with old pillows for insulation. Then I wrap the whole mess up. But they're only inhabiting the two lower boxes. So far that's worked for me.