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Where: Space 55 Theatre, Phoenix
When: Sunday, December 2 at 2 p.m.
Why: A plastic water bottle named Sam has lost her parents in The Gyres. With help from a blue crab, a parrot, a sea turtle, and music and puppets made from recycled materials, Sam embarks on an epic, family-friendly journey to save us all from the lonely, swirling vortex of trash floating in the ocean. For more information, go to www.space55.org.


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It is almost July and I've churned out #4 4 days ahead. It is philosophical, introspective, abstract, asks questions, tries to answer them, basically a more-or-less 'serious' read. Topics: On connection, your own place, losing touch, loss, ideas and a journal entry on an unmade film. Contains more text than #3. Also includes several hand-drawn art that has been scanned in.
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AMES, Iowa — When looking for leadership in economic development, Iowa cities and counties are turning to Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
The Cedar County Economic Development Commission, in partnership with ISU Extension and Outreach and the Cedar County Agricultural Extension District, has hired Shelise Parsley to serve as an ISU Extension community development specialist and economic development director for Cedar County.
Parsley holds the latest in a growing number of shared community and economic development positions in ISU Extension and Outreach. To date, shared positions have been established in West Liberty, Fairfield, Keokuk and now Cedar County.
Parsley works with all of the cities and the county in the areas of economic and community development, including business retention and attraction. As an ISU Extension community development specialist, she serves on local and statewide planning teams to strengthen system-wide support in the area. She also works with the Cedar County Agricultural Extension District to support ISU Extension and Outreach programs in the county.
In an effort to attract new businesses and industries, Parsley will work on rebranding the Cedar County Economic Development Commission, including overhauling the website. The website will showcase the advantages of locating a business in Cedar County. Information will be available on the site about each community, and eventually businesses will be categorized by location and industry clusters. The website will be an essential tool for attracting economic development opportunities to Cedar County.
"We are excited about Shelise taking on the role of executive director-CCEDCO. She brings experience and enthusiasm to the position as well as new ideas to lead the commission and the county in a positive direction for growth and development," said Chris Gilroy, chair of the CCEDCO board and a member of the Durant City Council.
"I am delighted to be part of a community of people who are motivated to make positive changes to improve their society and enhance their standard of living. I am excited about the opportunities and learning about the local culture and history. I am impressed with the strength of the citizens and their vision for the future," Parsley said.
Parsley was an eco-tourism advisor and a reforestation project manager in the Peace Corps in Ghana, West Africa. She has worked many years in the corporate sector as an event planner, marketing director and property manager.
Recently, she was an economic and community developer for the Village of Teutopolis, Ill., where she created 25 sustainable projects directed by a steering committee, completed a comprehensive plan for the village and was a Peace Corps Fellows/AmeriCorps volunteer associated with Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs.


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Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit (Kit #DB1517BR)
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European Governments urged to do more to tackle racism
STRASBOURG, 26.01.99 – Discrimination against members of minority groups, police malpractice, the spread of racism via the Internet and a growth in right-wing extremist networks are among the key problems tackled in anti-racism reports, published today, on Denmark, Estonia, Russia, Spain and the United Kingdom.
This is the fourth series of country-by-country spot-check reports from the COUNCIL OF EUROPE'S European Commission Against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI), which is to publish reports on all 40 of the Council's member countries by the end of this year1. Follow-up reports are planned over the next four years, with the aim being to publish reports on 10 countries a year2.
The reports identify problems and their causes and offer advice and solutions. They play a key role in the on-going dialogue between the Organisation and its member states, on curbing racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and intolerance.
These latest reports can be accessed in full on ECRI's Internet site, in English and in French, and are available in hard copy in the national language of the country concerned. Specific proposals include:
Denmark, which has an advanced Scandinavian-style welfare state, has recently seen a growth in hostility towards refugees and immigrants. It needs to: implement a structured action plan to combat racism; develop a specialised anti-racism body with powers to investigate individual complaints; counter the spread of racist, particularly Nazi, propaganda through existing laws; and, tackle discrimination in the housing and employment sectors.
Estonia, a young democracy undergoing transition, is not currently subject to severe or violent manifestations of racism, xenophobia or intolerance, although there are problems faced by the Russian-speaking populations, particularly concerning their access to citizenship. Some anti-Semitic incidents have also occurred in recent years. Vigilance is needed to ensure racism and discrimination do not develop and awareness-raising on human rights is needed among the general public and target groups.
Russia is a multi-ethnic, multicultural country, struggling to cope with sudden and radical changes in its political, social and economic fabric. Inter-ethnic tensions are rife, as well as direct and indirect discrimination, and even violence against certain minority ethnic groups. The current economic crisis and inadequate and inconsistent laws and law enforcement have exacerbated the situation. The country needs to develop: an effective body of anti-discrimination law; effective specialised anti-racism bodies; and, an effective judicial and law enforcement system. It must tackle alleged malpractice and brutality by the police against visible minorities (including Caucasians, Central Asians and third-world refugees) and do more to promote religious tolerance and equality. The discriminatory effects of the propiska-type3 system, anti-Semitism and overt discrimination against particular ethnic groups – in particular, Meskhetian Turks - should be combated.
Spain, which has recently changed from a country of emigration to one of immigration, is experiencing day-to-day manifestations of racism and intolerance, particularly towards the Roma/Gypsy community, black people, North Africans and Arabs. Anti-Semitic attitudes also exist and there has been a resurgence of aggressive and violent nationalism and of some violent racist groups. Overall, however, violent racism is not widespread. Non-citizen workers are perceived as representing unfair competition in the job's market, at a time when Spain has the highest unemployment rate in Western Europe (more than 20%). Spain needs to: swiftly and fully implement the new anti-racist provisions of its penal code; provide better statistics on racist attacks and vulnerable groups; deal with the marginalisation of the Roma/Gypsy people and of immigrants, especially those from Africa; and, combat the activities of right-wing extremist networks.
The United Kingdom, despite having one of Europe's most highly-advanced institutional frameworks for combating racism and discrimination, does not have significantly lower recorded incidents of racial discrimination than other European states. While there is a decline in overt discrimination, indirect discrimination and intolerance persists, including in Northern Ireland. Police malpractice and a disproportionate number of deaths in custody of members of minority groups have been reported. The UK needs to: fine-tune its legislation4; collect better data according to racial groups; raise awareness of racism and measures to combat it; ensure the 1996 Asylum and Immigration Act does not increase discrimination or hostility towards asylum-seekers or leave them without social support; deal with police malpractice; and establish racial incidents units in all police divisions.
ECRI also appeals to all member states, at national and international level, to fight the spread of racist materials and ideas via the Internet and computers generally.
1 The first series of reports, on Belgium, the Czech Republic, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta and Poland, were published in September 1997; the second, on Germany, Liechtenstein, Norway, San Marino, Slovenia and Switzerland, in March 1998; and, the third, on Bulgaria, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Slovakia, in June 1998.
2 The first follow-up reports will be on: Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, France, Greece, Hungary, Norway, Poland, Slovakia and Switzerland.
3 Under the propiska system, an individual needed permission from the authorities to register her/his place of residence. While the system has been declared unconstitutional, a similar regime has been introduced by local authorities, affecting many of the political, social and economic rights of those concerned.
4 Since ECRI's report was written, new legislation has been adopted concerning racially-aggravated violence and harassment.


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NIA-funded researchers have found that happiness is not an isolated phenomenon, unique to an individual, but rather spreads through social networks. Using data from the Framingham Heart Study, Drs. Nicholas Christakis of Harvard Medical School and James Fowler of the University of California, San Diego examined how social ties influence individuals' mood and sense of well-being. They found that people who are surrounded by happy people are more likely to be happy themselves.
The researchers looked at the happiness of nearly 5,000 individuals in the Framingham cohort during a period of 20 years. They found that one person's happiness triggers a chain reaction that benefits not only their friends, but their friends' friends, and their friends' friends' friends, with the effect lasting for up to a year.
The effects are limited by both time and space. The closer a friend lives to a person, the stronger the effect. As distance increases, the effect decreases. This explains why friends who are next-door neighbors have an effect, but those who live around the block do not. Interestingly, the effects did not apply to co-workers and were stronger between same-sex than between opposite-sex pairs.
This is the third major network analysis by these researchers that shows how social context affects health. The two previous studies, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, described the social network effects in obesity and smoking cessation.
Fowler, J.H., and Christakis, N.A. Dynamic spread of happiness in a large social network: longitudinal analysis over 20 years in the Framingham Heart Study. BMJ. 2008 Dec 4. 337:a2338. [1]


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2016 NFL Draft: Dallas Cowboys Should Take Ezekiel Elliott At No. 4 Overall
Dallas Cowboys' 2016 Schedule Features Weak December Slate
Dallas Cowboys Rumors: Drafting Quarterback At No. 4 Overall May Be Real Possibility
Dallas Cowboys' 2016 NFL Draft Trade Options Could be Too Enticing for the Joneses
Greg Hardy Continues To Show Startling Lack Of Self-Awareness In Interview
Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Wants To Help Johnny Manziel Get Life Back On Track
Alfred Morris Will Flourish With Dallas Cowboys
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2016 NFL Draft: Dallas Cowboys Post-Combine Seven-Round Mock
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DeMarco Murray Should Return To Dallas Cowboys In 2016
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Hello my Duck killin' brothers to the West (and North),
The NH DHC is having a BAR-B-Q / get together on June 12th in Merrimack NH. If you guys are interested just reply to this post:
Bring your own food, beverage and a bag of charcoal. We will be having a raffle to offset costs with any additional money donated to DU and/or Delta.Still accepting prizes for the raffle. There will also be a waterfowl fleamarket so bring up your stuff that gets little use.
Everyone is invited, please RSVP to the above post so I can have an accurate headcount. The location is approx 45 min east of Keene NH
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First of all, thank you for your service to our country. In order for you to use some of the benefits you earned from your time in the service you will need to fulfill certain requirements. Below there are links to the forms you will need as well as a checklist to make sure you have completed all the requirements.
Application: Form 22-1990: You may print the application online at the VA Forms Page. Please print the form and turn in to a Veteran's Coordinator. Complete all three pages, sign, and date. (required).
Military Transcript: You can possibly receive college credit for training / courses in the military.
- The Army/American Council on Education Registry Transcript System (AARTS)
- Sailor/Marine/ACE Registry Transcript (SMART)
- The Community College of the Air Force (CCAF)
- Coast Guard Institute
- DSST Examinations
- CLEP Examinations
Degree Plan: You must bring ALL transcripts of college / military training and a copy of your DD-214 (member 4 page required)
- Levelland: Make an appointment with Amanda Sims by calling (806) 716-2366, 2368, or 2358. Or you may make an appointment in person at the Counseling Center located in the Student Services Building.
- Reese or Byron Martin ATC: Contact Kristina Simpson (806) 716-4614 to assist you.
Complete Your File: Bring all of the completed above mentioned forms to complete the process.
For any specific questions please contact:
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News in this Aaron Hernandez crime drama has been flowing fast, so it's inevitable that some things that get reported may not be exactly correct at the moment. Case in point, an arrest warrant may be issued for Hernandez sometime soon, but a source has told The Boston Globe's Wesley Lowery that warrant hasn't been issued yet. It was reported earlier Friday that Hernandez had been charged with obstruction of justice in connection with the homicide investigation involving 27-year-old Odin Lloyd, and a warrant had been issued for his arrest.
Of course, there is more: Hernandez was asked to leave Gillette Stadium when he showed up for a Thursday workout, according to the Boston Herald. Patriots spokesman Stacey James told the Herald he had no idea why Hernandez came to the Patriots' home stadium yesterday, adding that no coaches were present.
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At some point, you have to take a step back and ask yourself, "What do we really know here?" And really, it['s not much, because it seems like everything is coming from law-enforcement sources who have no incentive to actually tell the truth and may have other agendas in regard to the investigation.
Hernandez's fantasy value is dropping, obviously. How far it drops depends on what crimes he is charged with -- and he will be charged with something at some point -- and how the NFL decides to take action. Hernandez could be looking at a suspension even if he is found guilty of nothing, because, as FOX Sports' Alex Marvez points out, guilt doesn't need to be proven for one to violate the league's personal conduct policy.


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Hannity Continues To Treat Michele Bachmann With Hannitization Effect
On Tuesday, Sean Hannity provided Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann with a friendly platform to clean up a messy situation. This was the second time [1] in as many weeks that the Republican presidential candidate went on Fox News' Hannity to -- as Slate's Dave Weigel has defined [2] it -- be "Hannitized [3]." And the second time at least in which controversy about Bachmann swirled around the issue of slavery [4].
On Tuesday, Hannity welcomed Bachmann on his show to respond to criticism over a pledge [5] she signed that claimed African-American children were better off during slavery than they are now under President Obama. The pledge, titled "The Marriage Vow: A Declaration of Dependence upon MARRIAGE and FAMILY," by the organization, The Family Leader, contained this passage in its first bullet point:
Slavery had a disastrous impact on African-American families, yet sadly a child born into slavery in 1860 was more likely to be raised by his mother and father in a two-parent household than was an African-American baby born after the election of the USA's first African-American President.
The uproar that ensued was quick [6] and biting [7], with The View's Whoopi Goldberg being especially scathing [8]. Hannity characterized the criticism as "Bachman bashing" and said "it goes with the territory." Throughout the interview, the text read: "UNDER ATTACK."
When he asked Bachmann to respond to the criticism, Hannity first cited the record high unemployment numbers in the African-American community before saying: "I wanted to give you an opportunity to respond and explain what you were saying that got Whoopi Goldberg so worked up." After talking about the "really bad news" regarding unemployment in today's economy, Bachmann replied:
That statement was not on the document that I signed. Apparently, the group had a statement about that in another part that they've now since removed and gotten rid of and disavowed. I just want to make it absolutely clear: I abhor slavery. Slavery was a terrible part of our nation's history. It's good that we no longer have slavery, and under no circumstances would any child be better off growing up under slavery. But that isn't what I signed. That isn't what I believe. What I signed was a statement that affirms marriage as an important part of our nation and I agree with that.
Hannity didn't challenge Bachmann on her response.
Instead, he turned the conversation to President Obama's so-called "fear tactics" and "fearmongering," giving Bachmann the opportunity to attack Obama on the issue of the debt ceiling. Indeed, Hannity isn't known, nor is he coveted by Republicans, for his hard-hitting interviews [9].
If he was, he would have pressed Bachmann to explain why, according [10] to the Des Moines Register, she "quickly signed the pledge" on Thursday when language about slavery was still included in the pledge: It wasn't until two days later that the group apologized and removed [11] the offensive passage. And when responding to criticism over the vow on Saturday, Bachmann spokeswoman Alice Stewart stated [12]: "In no uncertain terms, Congresswoman Bachmann believes that slavery was horrible and economic enslavement is also horrible." Hannity did not ask Bachmann to explain the "economic enslavement" reference or why it was fitting [13] to use that slavery analogy in light of all the criticism.
Indeed, Tuesday's interview with Bachmann is reminiscent of his July 1 interview [1], in which he meted out similar softball treatment. Following comments [4] about the founding fathers and slavery -- Bachmann claimed that John Quincy Adams was a Founding Father who worked to eradicate slavery -- Hannity welcomed Bachmann to lament about the media's "venom" after her mistake.
Less than a week before, on June 27*, Bachmann had also appeared on Hannity. That interview would try to compensate for Bachmann's mistake [14] about John Wayne. During the segment, Hannity tried to explain away [15] the Republican's gaffe, saying, "You obviously misspoke."
This of course is nothing new. During the 2010 campaign, then-Republican senatorial candidate Christine O'Donnell said [16] she had Hannity "in my back pocket." O'Donnell also reportedly claimed that she went on his show to get a "certain kind of treatment."
Campaign season 2012 has proven to be no different. As primary season heats up, Hannity's show has continued to act as a haven for Republican presidential candidates. Indeed, of the nine major contenders in the race, four have conducted [17] their first, sit-down television interviews after announcing with Hannity.
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It's Emirates Stadium Week on Arsenal.com and our focus on the Club's new home continues here with our first statistical piece on the state-of-the-art venue.
From the minute its doors opened for Dennis Bergkamp's Testimonial on July 22 last year, Emirates Stadium has witnessed a host of 'firsts'. We've got a selection of them here:
First goal - Scored by Klaas Jan Huntelaar of Ajax after 37 minutes of the Dennis Bergkamp Testimonial (July 22, 2006).
First penalty - Ronald de Boer missed for Ajax in the second half of the Dennis Bergkamp Testimonial.
First Arsenal goal - Scored by Thierry Henry in the 55th minute of the Dennis Bergkamp Testimonial.
First league substitution - Robin van Persie came on for Emmanuel Adebayor 66 minutes into the opening league game against Aston Villa.
First competitive Arsenal goal - Scored by Gilberto in the 83rd minute of the Premiership game with Aston Villa (August 19, 2006)
First European goal - Scored after 12 minutes by Eduardo of Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League Qualifier (August 23, 2006)
First international fixture - Elano scored twice for Brazil as they beat Argentina 3-0 (September 3, 2006)
First red card - Middlesbrough's George Boateng became the first player to be sent off at Emirates in the 1-1 Premiership (September 9, 2006)
First penalty scored - Thierry Henry scored after 67 minutes of the 1-1 Premier League draw with Middlesbrough after Emmanuel Eboue was fouled.
First own goal - scored by Phil Jagielka in the 3-0 league win over Sheffield United (September 23, 2006)
First Cup goal - Scored by Bolton's Kevin Nolan in the 1-1 FA Cup Fourth Round draw (January 28, 2007)
First hat-trick - Arsenal youth team striker Jay Simpson scored three against Cardiff City in the FA Youth Cup Quarter-Final (February 19, 2007).
First Arsenal defeat - West Ham beat Arsenal 1-0 in the Premier League - the Club's 24th game at Emirates (April 7, 2007)..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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Armand Traore has joined Juventus on loan for the 2010/2011 season.
Traore (20), who joined Arsenal as a scholar in the summer of 2006, made 12 first team appearances last season, including nine in the Premier League, and has made a total of 30 appearances in all competitions for the Gunners.
The athletic France Under-21 international came into the back four last season following injuries to Gael Clichy and Kieran Gibbs, and starred in wins over Stoke City, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Portsmouth and Bolton Wanderers.
The strong and pacy defender, who has also often played on the left side of midfield, made an instant impression in his first season with the Club, helping the team reach the final of the Carling Cup in 2007.
Traore has represented Arsenal in all four major competitions and also spent a fruitful season on loan in the Premier League with Portsmouth in 2008/2009.
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Early morning flight. A little tired, but excited to get to China!
Destiny and Chelsie fresh off the plane
Beijing National Stadium, officially the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest, is a stadium in Beijing, China. The stadium was designed for use throughout the 2008 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.
Chelsie and Andrea enjoying their first breakfast at the hotel in Beijing
Chelsie and Kerri at the Temple of Heaven, literally the altar of Heaven. This is where Emperors of the Ming and Quing dynasties would pray to the heavens annually for good harvest.
Chelsie posing quick before beginning the journey up the steep slopes of the Great Wall.
Chelsie taking in the peacefullness of the Temple of Heaven.
Culture Shock! An example of standard Chinese public restrooms.
Destiny against art work outside the Great Wall of China.
Destiny day 3 at the Forbidden City
Destiny flying a cool kite in the middle of China traffic.
Destiny trying to explain to the seller he can't keep her money!
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After many hours of traveling, Becky, Marisa and Andrea are excited to have finally arrived in Beijing!
After participating in a traditional chinese tea ceremony, MBD purchased some of the delicious tea they sampled, as well as authentic, ornate tea sets to bring home as gifts or memoirs of the trip.
An incredible Chinese acrobatic show the first evening. It included this performer dancing on the head of her partner, motorcycles in a giant cage, 11 girls riding on one bike, and much, much more!
An office building within the Forbidden City.
Andrea and Chelsie taking a break to enjoy the beautiful views.
Andrea and Marisa thrilled to be in Beijing!
Andrea in front of the Great Wall of China which stretches from east to west. It was first built to keep the Mongol nomads out of China.
Andrea standing in front of the Forbidden City, and across from Tienanmen Square. Every day in Tienanmen Square there is an official ceremony at sunrise and sunset for the raising and lowering of the Chinese flag.
Becky outside of the Forbidden City. The city is protected by a giant wall and moat.
Becky, Andrea, Marisa, Kerri, Chelsie and Destiny posing in front of the Temple of Heaven located southeast of the Forbidden City.
Becky, Destiny and Kerri sampling traditional peking duck dinner at a common restaurant just outside of downtown Beijing. The family style meal included several unique side dishes.


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BlogAn interview with Felipe Skroski: Designing SilverStripe 3, UI development and the future of content management
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This year looks like it's going to be an important milestone for SilverStripe. For not only does it mark the 10th anniversary of the company that brought us the CMS, SilverStripe Limited, but it's also the year in which work has begun on the first major release of the system since it's launch in 2007. SilverStripe 3.0 is still very early in its development but it's already looking very promising, potentially offering huge improvements such as versioned assets, a reworked templating system and better separation between the CMS and the underlying framework Sapphire among other things. However probably the most exciting improvement will be a completely new HTML5/jQueryUI admin interface.
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Mario Verslype Seminar in Lakeland, FL
My friend Maureen Roberts is hosting a Mario Verslype seminar August 2-3 in Lakeland, FL. It will be in an air conditioned building. Mario has been the World Champion FCI 3x and FMBB 3x with 2 dogs, and competed in the worlds with a 3rd dog. Limited to 15 working spots and unlimited audit spots. Deposits are now being taken. Message me for more information.
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Use the 3/4" plug on the starboard side of the engine at the top of the crank case and below the carburator. That's what it is for. Use a simple hand pump with plastic hoses. Yes it can be a bit messy but not if your careful. Can't imagine waiting to take out three-four quarts of oil through the dipstick!
Early engines had a built in pump that stayed screwed into this access point.
Buy the Moyer Marine repair manual. It shows how to do many maintenance procedures.
Big Eye
Combine that with this from Moyer:
Moyer Marine Online Store
and a simple hand pump like this
Amazon.com: Jabsco 34060-0130 Marine Engine Oil Drain Hand Pump (10.25" Long, 1.25" Diameter): Sports & Outdoors
Or this:
Liquivac Topside Oil Changer | Oil Extractors | Northern Tool + Equipment
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and you are done and cleaned up from your oil change in 10 minutes.
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Thanks again.
I will add a plug this season while TD is on the hard. I still have only 23 hours on my 3 year old Moyer rebuilt. Mostly back and forth from launch / haul and maneuvering in close harbors. We can sail onto and off of our mooring. It is time to replace the oil because of its age if nothing else.
Did you take it out and put it in yourself?
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About the best place to get out ALL the oil is tapping a 3/8 npt plug into the transmission cover
Due to the angle the motors are installed and lack of oil filter I found the sediment settled in this area over the years
Here is another. Indigo sells an oilfilter kit. It uses the existing oil change hole that was mentioned by someone else to circulate the filtered oil.
Incidentally, on my machine there was a manual pump in this hole which was a factory option on some machines. It worked well enough but was not fun to use. And I wanted the oil filter. The kit comes with everything you need, it is very well made, and it installs in a lazy afternoon.
Now here is the connection with this thread: The fitting for the oil filter has a connector for an oil change pump. I bought a 12V oil pump on ebay and installed it permanently with the oilfilter kit.
Now changing the oil involves putting the oil hose in an empty container, open the oil change valve (just a ball valve from Home Depot), and pushing the button to run the pump. All done in 3 minutes.
I never enjoyed changing the oil, now I genuinely do! Admittedly, it probably gets out less than the nifty hole in the transmission cover (depending on the tilt of the machine) but surely more than what I got previously. And it is so easy (did I mention fun?) that I have been known to just do two (or three) oil changes in a row, separated by running the machine for 10 minutes, to mix the new oil in. Which means I get nearly all the old oil out, and it only costs me a couple quarts oil.
Cost is about $80.- for the Indigo kit, the pump was about $20.-. Plus maybe another $20.- for a ball valve, an electrical switch, a few feet of hose and a couple hose clamps.
"Is there some silly law prohibiting drain plugs? "
Supposedly YES although I've never seen it cited. It is also apparently considered bad engineering practice to put in a drain plug, which chould vibrate out or strip out or corrode out, releasing the critical engine oil and stopping the engine. And, going into the bilge and then the water outside.
With no drain plug that just can't happen.
With a drain plug plus a catch pan plus a safety wire it can't happen either...but no plug at all is the cheapest simplest surest way to make sure it can't happen. Supposedly required by 'code' somewhere, somehow.
|I use a vacuum pump on the Yanmar which works well. My question is why the heck these expensive engines do not have oil pan plugs. There is plenty of room to drain into a container in many boats. Screwing around with pumps seems to be a pointless, time wasting, and unnecessary endeavor. Is there some silly law prohibiting drain plugs?
|At this point in time a Dino oil for diesel like Rotella has the most stuff left in it and my A4 is quite happy with the 15-40
"Also whether mixing 10W30 with something like 10W40 or other grades is ok?"
Totally. What you'll wind up with is two quarts of "10w35" so to speak. Maybe not precisely but close to it. You'll have some of the 30-modifiers and some of the 40-modifiers, and the results do average out.
WRT the actual addtive mix in any oil grade, your best bet would be to call the engine maker (or in this, Moyer Marine) and then call the company that is making the oil. All the name brands have tech support departments who can and will look up what additive package is best for your engine, and tell you which of THEIR products is best compounded for it.
I think if you called Mobil, Shell, Amzoil (ahem), a couple of top names you'd find very similar suggestions from all of them. There are things that are not obvious when you reaed the can, or the web pages. Zinc may be used as a lubricant--but the Mobil synthetics have been used more expensive Molybdinum powders for 20+ years now instead, without mentioning it.
API and SAE also answer questions about this stuff, they LOVE it when a customer calls in and tries to learn what oil really is going to work best.
Oill Grades and additives
I have an Atomic 4 (1977) and usually use regular 10W30 automotive oil. I was advised recently that being an older engine I should use an oil with some of the additives present (eg: zinc), meaning an API of SL or lower (the "ell"). Most regular oils I see are SM or SN I think because of the effect of the additives on catalytic converts. I see many motorcycle oils (4 stroke) with SF or SG so I wonder what anyone here thinks about adding a few quarts of this to the crankcase? Also whether mixing 10W30 with something like 10W40 or other grades is ok?
Thank you very much and sorry for deviating from the topic of this thread
Depending on the angle of tilt on the engine you will routinely only get about 3 or 3 - 1/2 quarts of oil out on each oil change when using the dipstick or fill port to empty from. You will always leave at least a quart of old oil inside the crank case which is why all of these guys have mentioned different engine access points for draining the oil (transmission, various plugs that are low on the engine block etc.).
I also use a 12V Jabsco oil pump to suck out the oil and it works well enough. I usually do 2 oil changes per year to help dilute the 1 or so quarts of oil I cant get out of the engine.
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Thanks to all for the suggestions. I ended up using a battery powered pump. I wish I had bought one of the vacuum rigs, but, this worked well enough. I only seemed to get 3 quarts out, so, I flushed with 3 quarts, sucked it out again and filled it back up. The dip stick shows clean oil now.
The trick as had been said is to get the oil hot enough. I turned the engine on and waited for the temperature gauge to get up to about 170 or so.
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|Quick question before I can answer this . All of mine hold their own, depending on each situation. I wouldn't really call any of them dominant or submissive, is that possible? Clearly the oldest one is the alpha, but she isn't dominant about it. They don't fight, they take toys from each other and move onto the next toy if theirs gets taken. They are all just very even keeled. I have seen Midnite nose the older golden in an rambunctious way and the golden has corrected him and Midnite walks away and moves on, that has happened maybe twice in a year, does that make Midnite submissive and the golden dominant? I just don't see those couple times determining that. I would lean toward all of them being dominant if I had to choose, is it even possible to have 5 dominant dogs?
1. Ages:
-Finder is 20 months
- Cafall is 15 months
2. Sex:
-Both male
3. Breeds:
-Cafall is a GSD
-Finder is a Siberian Husky
4. Dominant one:
-Cafall, GSD
5. Submissive one:
-Finder, Sibe
6. Any aggression or fear?
Not between them. Finder initially came to me with submissive urination problems but we've gotten him over that. He's a happy boy now.
7. How do you manage them?
Walks, training, off leash play. They each get individualized attention and snuggles. They are fed together but wait for my release to eat. We always have two of everything and that seems to keep the squabbles to a minimum. Love them.
I have 5 total so I will list a little different to keep it straight
1 Gizmo- papillon 7 years old intact submissive...micro alarm system
2 Karma- Dogo Argentino 6 1/2 years old spayed female dominant...leader of the pack within the dogs
3 Rommel- Rottie 5 years old neutered male dominant submissive
4 Zen- Dogo Argentino 2 years old neutered male dominant submissive
5 J'Zargo- German Shepherd 4 months intact dominant submissive
So far I've been luck with no fear or aggression
I manage them with work...IPO, weight pulling, dock dogs, running, hiking, bike riding, and a lot of dog events.
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1. Ages - Kaiser 5 years old - Stella 13 weeks
2. Sex - Male & Female
3. Breed - German Shepherd mix - German Shepherd
4. Dominant one - Male is more dominant.
5. Submissive one - Female pup is not the roll on back and pee submissive type but she submits to my male. She has a strong will power, confidence, and low aggression like my male. They can share toys, water, and eat next to each other without any issues.
6. Any aggression or fear - No
7. How do you manage them - With me Kaiser submits completely. I can take absolutely anything from him without so much as a second thought. He looks to me to handle things. Gives me the most beautiful eye contact I have ever received from a dog. We have the special kind of bond that is more than just general compatibility. With Stella he is extremely patient. He is the kind of dog that is very difficult to get an aggressive response out of. Will avoid conflict. He has extremely low aggression, high restraint, and would not aggressively attack another dog over items he wants but he has a lot of confidence and a strong will power. The kind of dog that can take things from other dogs with just patience, will power, and an assertive approach. However well he does with her I still don't leave them unsupervised though and I handle her when she gets into puppy antics or decides to pester him when he wants to sleep.
1. Ages
2. Sex
3. Breed
4. Dominant one
5. Submissive one
6. Any aggression or fear
7. How do you manage them
1) 2.5, 2.5, 4-7
2) 2 males and one female
3) GSD BC GSD mix
4)Shiggies older female
5)Dexter Border Collie
6) Dexter Can be nervous, Tyson can be people fearful which leads to growling, Shiggies Rock solid with people, does not like off the wall dogs
7)Well Dexter has over his people nervousness he got older and we got shiggies and i think he learned from her, no secret that my 2nd or 3rd thread was about ty attacking dexter in the yard that was all my fault and i dont leave them alone together, and shiggies well she is pretty solid except for the food/water thing that we worked out,
Interesting question, I'm interested to see more answers.
1. Ages Lola 7, Dexter 1.5 (years)
2. Sex Dexter male, Lola female
3. Breed Dexter GSD, Lola Maltese Pekingese mix
4. Dominant one Lola
5. Submissive one Dexter
6. Any aggression or fear Dexter: None Lola: Biggest fear: Thunderstorms, Aggression: Does not like some adult strangers (few, random, and not related to gender, but loves kids). She would usually move away physically, and I can tell that she does not want to be petted by that particular person, so I let them know. She does not like to be bothered by playful GSD puppies at times and I have seen her give Dexter the stare of death at times, which he understands.
7. How do you manage them
Good question. Due to the size difference, I want Lola to be dominant to a certain degree. I feel that they settle their differences pretty well by themselves without me intervening too much. They're always together and never crated, so whatever they/we've been doing works.
1. Ages 8,7,5
2. Sex F, F(both spayed)M(intact)
3. BreedAll GSDs SLx and WL's
4. Dominant oneOnyx
5. Submissive oneKacie
6. Any aggression or fearOnyx is aggressive, not really fear based
7. How do you manage themOnyx keeps a ball in her mouth so she isn't biting Kacie during outdoor play time. Karlo gets the others ramped up and Onyx will redirect onto Kacie so I manage that all the time. As long as Kacie doesn't challenge Onyx, all is well, but now and then the posturing begins and I diffuse it. If I correct one of the females, the other will take that opportunity to show dominance. So I usually use my body, quiet voice and redirect...unless it is major, then I will show my momma bear and stop it then and there.
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What are the dynamics of your pack at home?
For those that have 2 or more dogs, what are the dynamics between them?
1. Ages
2. Sex
3. Breed
4. Dominant one
5. Submissive one
6. Any aggression or fear
7. How do you manage them
1. 5yo & 3yo
2. female & male
3. both GSDs
4. 3yo male
5. 5yo female
6. I'm not sure if I would label this aggression or dominance but 3yo male can stop 5yo female from walking past him with a look and a growl, 5yo female stops, becomes still and bows her head
7. Try and treat each one the same, I don't give the 3yo male anything first because he is the dominant one, sometimes he gets things before her, sometimes she does. They both have the same rules.
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Every ID clip I've tried has come apart, gotten caught, gotten ripped off in play. From now on I get collars from Gun Dog Supply because they include, for free, a brass ID plate. Coke being my escape artist has two plates on his collar (paid a few bucks extra for the second plate). I use the DuraSoft ASAT/Biothane. Coke wears his collar 24/7 and even on a tie-out and it's never broken, cracked, come apart. My other dogs have them but don't wear them unless we're on vacation or far away from home. Being biothane they don't get slimy, cracked, rotten, etc.
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I also put my tags on a special clip so that it is easy to switch collars, since I rotate collars.
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I like switching collars depending on the time of year. During the summer I will use a lighter weight quick release collar so that if it gets wet it can dry quickly but I do have a quick release leather collar that I use.
It is one of the only leather collars that I have seen that is made with he quick release hardware and it is very high quality.
This company also make leashes and service dog equipment here's their link:
I also put my tags on a special clip so that it is easy to switch collars, since I rotate collars.
|It's not uncommon to have many collars as each can do a different job. I would go with just a regular collar for tags and leave the agitation collar for protection work. I don't believe they are made for every day wear, I'm by no means an expert just my opinion.
Agitation collar to hold IDs or regular leather collar
Bella's padded leather collar which holds all her tags is falling apart. I leave it on all the time. I WALK her on a Herm Sprenger choke. She is 2 1/2 years old now and weighs 77 lbs, 27" tall at the withers and still growing!
She has a retired K9 cop for a trainer who is working on protection work and scent work. She wears a vest sometimes.
WHAT kind of collar should I get for her IDS? She has a very expensive police leash adjustable in length so quality is important.
Can an agitation collar be worn all the time for her tags and IDs?
Or should a high quality regular leather collar be used for IDs? I was intending to buy an agitation collar at some point anyway. Her trainer is away right now so I need advice before her ID collar really disintegrates.
Is it usual to have several collars, agitation for protection work and plain one for IDs constant wear or only use the agitation collar during training? Keep in mind I walk her on the choke, she really has excellent obedience but the choke comes in handy IF you need control in a situation. Advice really needed and appreciated!!!Thanks!!!
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that would be alot better movie than AVP!
AVB... I like it!!! They are both 20th Century Fox. so there is a loose bond there... I would have a heart attack if Boba had more than 3 minutes of screen time! We need to do what ever needs to be done to make this happen!!! Or Heck...How about PVB?? That could be even better!
Reminds me of "Imps", the Star Wars fan show based on the life of Imperial Stormtroopers... they had a scene where they had to break up a skirmish, and when they showed up, the skirmish was between Boba Fett and two Predators.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdSpHwbWVTY Part one of IMPS...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaAju...eature=related The second part of IMPS. The Boba Fett / Predator scene is 2minutes 36seconds into it. Check it out!
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haha yeah I remember that. I was like "Awe man I woulda killed to see that fight!!!"
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Re: Docking for Dummies
After taking the ASA sequence up through 104 I hired the instructor for a half day to just focus on learning to dock my new to me boat. Some of the best money spent. We worked through a range different warping and docking scenarios. Drilled through probably 20-30 iterations just to get reps in. Has made me much more comfortable when new or unique situations arise.
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Last May (2013) I took ASA 104 I was lucky enough to be in a half-full marina. We spent two mornings driving around the marina and she'd just point and say "That one, pull in there," and we'd rapidly have to figure out a docking plan. I think it might have been the most valuable part of the class.
I rented my first big boat this May, a 39' Jeanneau, and successfully if not gracefully docked it three times. It was a bit nerve-wracking, but I was grateful for the experience from the year before. Especially when I had to dodge this berg when coming in
In a couple weeks I'm renting another 39' and although the plan is to anchor out every night, I'm going to make sure I get some docking practice in too. I think practice and keeping up on the practice is the key to feeling comfortable.
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All the above sound like good advice. The only thing (I might have missed) is to get out there and practice, practice, practice. I like to go out to where there is a mark of some sort and practice approching it in forward, reverse, upwind, downwind, different speeds, etc. etc. Do it over and over in all types of wind. After a while you'll get in sync with the movement of your boat. I'ts also fun. It's really fun during crab season when I pick up my traps. Yumm!!
By the way, be sure not to get your prop wrapped in a line! If you're new to this, use a pole like a man-overboard pole - or shorter - to practice with. No line to get fouled. I've seen sailing schools use a baton about 3 feet in length for this purpose.
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emcentar! I bought my boat in Deale! (was at Sherman's up by the bridge)
Guess this discussion has me wondering where I fit in all this.
I've not pulled into many slips over the past 9 years but when I have, I've always used the "only go as fast as you want to hit" rule and have done ok.
I've had lots and lots of practice with wind water and current docking, port or starboard on our club's floating docks, the Chessey.s docks with pilings (pilings bother me) (Port on my boat is always easier)
I've practiced quite a bit going into/out floating finger docks that are only about 18" wide and floating, where the river current is always running north or south giving the boat's keel a big push N or S when she's turned 90 degrees to the flow. I've done ok with that quite a bit, and the restaurant patrons ( 15 ft above the dock) sometimes applaud LOL
So, I guess I'm ok with slips. I do practice reverse quite a bit and can really steer my boat in reverse, but like we all know, she has to be moving for rev rudder to work.
Re: Docking for Dummies
Same here. I need to kick the throttle some when changing direction (stopping the boat from moving forward and then getting some momentum in reverse) and getting the bow through a stiff wind when turning the boat using a back and fill. That's true on my boat and on the Island Packet 32 I took the docking course on.
|Alex W
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On most boats I find that I need to use a good amount of reverse to get the boat moving, then go into neutral to stop the prop spin to minimize prop walk. Leaving the boat at idle speed in reverse doesn't give me enough control.
This is my experience on the 3 or 4 boats that I've sailed that have inboard engines. I'm sure that others do behave differently.
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I try to avoid having to use both levers when I dock. If all is going well, just putting it into forward, neutral, or reverse should do the trick with the throttle at its minimum. Occasionally, a little "goosing" the throttle might be required, but the aim should be to let the wind, current, and momentum do the work, with the prop walk assisting.
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It's true I spend much more time just hanging out on my boat than I ever thought I would when I was looking for a boat. It's my county-house-escape-from-the-city even when I don't plan to sail. I'm glad I didn't go shorter than 28 feet and I can already see myself fighting a case of 5-foot itis in a few years.
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Nope, I didn't sail her. I have heard they aren't suited to the light winds we often have on the Chesapeake, but it really did make my Pearson feel like a camper. And I love my boat.
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You can get single lever controls for the Edson wheel. There are multiple companies making throttle controls that work, and nothing changes at the engine end. I like the implementation simplicity of dual-lever controls, but understand why single lever could be better. It's not a cheap upgrade (about $1000 if using new parts), but it is a lot cheaper than a new boat.
Did you sail the Island Packet in the class? Boats that behave nicely around the marina are great, but ultimately I want a boat that sails well and my impression (from reading reviews) is that I'd be disappointed with an Island Packet.
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I am going to build a pinhole camera as both a woodwork and photography project. I already have a 5x4 dark slide back so have the rough dimentions of the rear of the box, however, I need advice on the other parts of building thes machine.
Firstly, what size should the hole be, and secondly, what distance from the plate should the front of the camera be to get the best results?
Also is it a good idea to paint the inside of the camera black?
I have a lens cap and manual shutter sorted. and wondered if making the hole out of brass would be a good idea, if so what thickness would be best, given the size of the hole to be made?
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I can not offer much advice on this project, but the pinhole needs to be as acurate as possible with a very clean cut edge, some of the best pinhole body caps used on digital cameras offer a lazer cut hole, try a search on the net, I am sure there is a lot of information out there that willl help you!
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January is a time of lists. For some, it's their 2014 resolutions. For me, it's my post-Christmas to-do list. Inevitably, there will be quite a few thank-you letters to write (even for those unwanted presents that feed the January eCommerce activity). I will also be making my way to the bank to cash the checks I've received from the more removed (and dare I say older) relatives. And I won't be alone: 23 million checks were sent as gifts in the United Kingdom in 2012. This unwanted yet unavoidable annual visit to the branch means that whilst checks might be a less risky present, they are not hassle-free. But hopefully not for much longer. In 2014, the UK government will finally consult on introducing legislation to speed up check payments, including through smartphone-enabled remote deposit capture. And about time.
In the US, bank customers have been using services like USAA's Deposit@Home since December 2006. Remote deposit capture was initially only possible through a high-resolution scanner. Innovations in mobile technology have made remote deposits easier and more popular. By 2012, 13% of US online adults who have done mobile banking activities in the past three months reported depositing a check by taking a picture with their mobile device.


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Teaching Kids Morals & Values
This is the time of year we all become very reflective, even my young patients. I love to ask them what the holiday season means to them. Some are about wanting while some about giving.
During a recent office visit, I was having a discussion with the mother of young patients of mine. She and her husband had been talking about giving rather than receiving and how to begin to instill those values in their children.
Their children were getting to the age where they wanted an allowance for doing chores: making their beds or setting the table. They decided to start giving their kids $1 a week for allowance.
At the same time, they set up three different banks for their children with jars which were labeled: SPEND, SAVE, GIVE. Each week, their children got to decide how to divide up their dollar, with the caveat that some amount had to go in each jar. (The parents were also clever in that they gave them the dollar in coins).
This mother was commenting on how her children were already understanding the concept of giving and saving, while at the same time learning how much to spend. She found it interesting to listen to her children's comments while they each wrangled with how to divide up the money. She also noted how their different personalities played into the dividing the funds. She found that their reasoning changed each week.
As Christmas and Hanukah drew closer, her children were putting more money in the GIVING jar and talking about why, as well as what, they wanted to do that money. Each of the children had specific ideas of how to GIVE their money and to whom.
I love this idea and think that it is such a clever way to start teaching children about how we all have to divide up our money. It doesn't matter what amount you start with or what age children you have, it works for all! Teaching the basic premise of money management with SPEND, SAVE, GIVE is a lesson for all and what better time of year to discussing GIVING.
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I have seen in this sub-forum a particular strategy in testing a possible meaning of a word by contextual analysis. It consists, having first decided what the word must mean, in replacing it by the chosen term in all its occurrences and checking if the result of the operation gives an intelligible sentence, in which case the term is considered as being the correct meaning.
This strategy is erroneous, and it is dangerous. Here is the demonstration:
In every sentence where the word "dog" occurs, I can replace it by "animal". Sometimes, it will result in an intelligible sentence which forms a true statement:
All dogs have a physical body. >> All animals have a physical body.
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