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|Yep, I'm onto it. I'll put this one to bed and let you know how it goes once it's all done. Thanks for your help. Rob
|Not an exact way, but by comparing the duration thats advertised,and looking at the duration at .050,you get a pretty good idea how fast its climbing by comparing two different grinds of a similar size. If you ran a comp 292,you would need a 3000+ stall and around 4.10 gears,but at .050 its at 244 duration,kinda see what I mean by comparing the difference between advertised and the .050 measurement?
|Thanx rifraf. I kinda knew that the cam specs are the most important factor, but was thinking that the profiles, like aggressive lobe ramps can't really be measured by specifications and that maby that's what he was implying. I know that's what gives Comp Cams an advantage. This cam I've chosen has got all the specs I want and it's on the limit, or even just past it for a docile street machine. That's fine as it's my hobby car and it'd do less than 2000 miles a year! Sometimes people rate products as how they were years ago, but they forget that products need to improve with time for consumers to continue to purchase them. Bit like the Champion spark plug sarga which I'm closing right now lol!
|Thats funny,I know what you mean. As for your your friend,I can relate,but when it comes to cams I have found that the specs to achieve what your after outweigh the sticker you get in the box,providing its a good quality cam. Many times I have had to have a cam ground to my specs because I couldn't find one that did what I wanted,one of the cool things about owning a sb chev is the massive variety of cams out there. Its a rare day that you cant find near exactly what your after for a sb chev,tell your freind to think outside the box"with his favorite name".
|He does'nt like the brand. I think he's just being narrow minded as he loves his Crane cam grinds. Like me, he is a mechanic but he's also built up a lot of SBC performance engines for customers and he knows what he's doing when it comes to modifications. But I think it's a romance thing that makes him choose his cams, much like someone choosing a Ford or a Dodge over a Chevy. I guess time will tell if the cam works for me and I'm sure it will. Can someone tell me why this thread has been moved? Does'nt it deserve full attention? Man if I see another 'which is better, a 400 or 383' or similar thread I'll go ape. This thread is just as worthy as most other threads. I'm beginning to take this personally lol.
Does he not like the specs or the brand? Ive had real good luck with sped pro cams,its just like any of them though,if you don't break em in right or put to much spring pressure on em or don't lube em or make sure the lifters spin easy,they all will go flat. I think you will like that setup a lot. Gm makes a break in lube oil additive that I always use on flat tappet cam motors,good stuff.
Careful on that spring pressure
Also,Ive found that cam likes to be run strait up,no advance needed.
|Thanks again. Well I'm locked into the deal. I've ordered from Northern auto parts the EPS manifold, the Speed Pro cam grind CS1013R and the a set of stiffer springs. Specs for the cam are the following - 2000-4500 RPM Range, 288/298 Adv Dur, @.050 214/224, Lobe Sep 112, Lift 443/465. I spoke to a buddy of mine at a party last night and told him that that particular cam's on order. He told me those Speed Pro cams are *****, and that Crane and Comp' are the only way to go. He's probably right, but I don't hear anyone mentioning about missing lobes on a Speed Pro cams like I hear with Comp cams. Their grind patterns should not be that inferior to others or are they? I mean all they have to do is copy what's out there that works, and ensure their quality control's in gear. Anyways, I'm stoked about the service from Northern auto parts. I've used them before and could'nt be happier. This order also includes a timing gear set so the overall package weight would be a little on the Porky Pig side, yet the cost for shipping to my Australian door is a measly $40! I reckon I've saved between $200 and $300 Australian dollars rather than buying locally.
|Yep,that sum-k1103 is a fair jump smaller smaller on the intake side so you would have more low end than the Monte,but less up top,but you also must factor in that its maybe stuffed in a 350? The more cubes you have,the more tame the cam will apear. I think for a dayley driver,that cam with an eps,which I realy like,and a 500-650"depending on your priorities" carb would be the sweet deal.
|87 monte ss
|ive got a smallish cam in my monte ( 222/222 AT .447 LIFT) it sounds great and gets my 3500lbs daily driver down the track in 14.20 on street tires
|Thanks fellas, good useful info there. The motor's in a 1971 HG Holden (GM) pick up that weighs probably the same, if not less than a 68 Camaro. It's appearance is not unlike your El Camino's, but again, probably the same dimensions as a 68 Camaro. It's rear end gearing is on the low side for such a torquey v8 to the point where I never give it full gas on take off. I'd say the gearing's around 3.55 or so. Yeah, the EPS manifold also means no adapter for my square bore Holley, which is a good thing seeing hood clearance is tight. Thanks. I love my 307 (bored out close to 327 cubes) and just about anything American, Fords included!
|My friend put that cam in a 70 gmc 307 truck,he loves it, I noticed a slight lag right off take off though,but it was very minor. How heavy you are and how low your gears are will dictate how long the lag is,his truck is heavy and had pretty high gears so that would be a worst case scenario,it realy did run nice though,a very small stall would have made it perfect.
|rifraf, would the summit 1103 cam be too much for a 307 that's had the usual breathing mods done and with a stock converter? I'm toying with a similar cam from speed pro or whatever they call themselves. I'm also going to get the EPS manifold, does anyone know anything useful about it? I'm choosing it over the performer manifold as I'm using a square bore vacuum secondary Holley.
|I don't know what cubes you have,or what heads,but the older sb heads without rotators take the sum-k1103 no prob,and then some,in a 350 the 1103 sounds just a hair over stock but you can still hear it has a cam at an idle,and it works real nice with the stock converter,its right at that edge,and it still keeps good vacuum. That other one may sound stock,in fact,there are a lot of stock cams bigger than that. Just a heads up from a guy whos used em quite a few times. Maybe that other one is what your after?
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Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
On the original topic, I have noticed in other internet forums that when the gender balance tips too far in either direction, the tone of the board can suffer. It gets a little too gendered, and the minority gender starts to feel out of place and abandons ship. And it can be either gender. I used to belong to a great board where the gender balance tipped female. It sustained itself for a while, but men continued to appear and leave, while the women stayed around, and now it's almost all women. I don't think men feel too comfortable there.
The same is true of clubs. I used to belong to a great running club, with approximately equal members of men and women. Then I joined the same club in a different city. "Thank god, a girl!" they said, "We've been looking for more women." Then they introduced me to the only other girl who had showed up for the run - also her first day - and we ran together alone as they took off. When I showed up the next week, there were no women, and no one ran with me. Almost 10 years later, they still have no women in that club and I'm not surprised..
I have to say though, Sailnet is clearly a great resource and I've gotten wonderful advice here. But it's the only board where I feel the need to be closeted about my gender in most of my posts. One does get the sense - rightly or wrongly - around here that women aren't taken very seriously.
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Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
After my post Diane had asked how long I had been sailing, where I am, etc. I'm currently in Annapolis, MD, having just returned from Ft. Myers (on the West Coast of Florida) via the Florida Keys (stopping @ Marathon and in Key Largo). I came up the East Coast, partially on the ICW and partially using the Gulf Stream to make some time coming North. I'm a "snow bird", traveling South in the Winter and North in the Summer. I've been a full time live aboard for going on 3 years plus now. Prior to that, I did some coastal cruising, mostly along the Outer Banks of N.C., for about a year or so. Before that, I sailed on a large lake close to where I'm from for about a year or so. So, all together, I've been sailing about 5 to 6 years. I decided to become a live aboard after spending time on the lake and sailing around the Outer banks. I would really enjoy meeting other live aboards in the Annapolis area. I'll be here until around early Sewptember when I'll begin my treck South again. I plan to go to the Bahamas this fall, jumping off from the Lake Worth area. Thanks to all of you that posted encouraging and positive remarks. They are greatly appreciated!
"A pessimist complains about the wind. An optomist hopes the wind will change. A leader adjusts the sails"
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
wherever chain is sold it is sold by the barrel.. received and sold inbarrels...when folks buy it, sometimes they dont want a whole barrel,, as that can be a lot of chain---so if you ask for the end of the barrel--and it has a buncha feet in it like i got at downwind marine---which is in san diego--near the police run municipal docks, then ye can arrange to buy some from down wind marine. that is the easy way.....
for mexico, bruce rocks --works best--make sure it is an original bruce. not a knock off. you will need about 200 ft of chain, or 250. 250 is safer. rope to chain chafes off and boat gets lost--lots of rocky bottom stuff here.
if i had a sewing machine i would make stuff for the boat, yes. i dont own one yet.
zihuatenejo is latitude 17. golfo de california is 28 or 29 or so...coldville, in winter.
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
Hey there,
I wrote you a long post after I received your last message and for some reason, the inet just kicked me out. GRRR. Then we got real busy for several days. I see what you're saying about the chain. We've talked about it since you wrote to us about it. We're just not sure where to go to find a end chain barrel. We'll keep looking though.
Do you sew things for your boat? Do you carry a sewing machine? It's been very interesting to me to see so many men become very good at sewing. Never see that with other kinds of professions/sports/whatever. Right now I'm sewing up some anti-bug screens to cover the hatches...it's for the summer when it gets hot here and we need all windows/hatches open. Learn as I go. Found the name of a woman who trains women to sail on her boat for free. Am trying to get in touch with her so I can be one of her crew. Need more experience, and it would be nice to be with and be trained by women.
Went to the Galveston Art Walk the other night...some fine artists and some ok. It's a little like New Orleans there...on a very small scale. Just don't hear the jazz...more like rock n roll.
I've never heard of compounding the price of the boat per day. That's really different. We pay a flat $380/mo here at the Waterford Harbor Marina, and we usually average about $15-25/mo electric fees. It's always been less than $500. (We usually eat at their restaurant several times a month and they put that on our tab, along with several other things.) Paul thought that $.22-.36 per ft per day. If they compound it, it wouldn't make me want to stay on long, though.
We have talked with several others about the Bruce anchor and get the same feedback...it's one of the best anchors. I'm sure it all depends on what you're anchoring in.
We'll be looking for one of those at the "Boat Resale" shop up the road. We have one windlass that is a push button from the cockpit. I like that...messed up my wrist about 10 years ago and it's never been strong since.
I think we only have 140 ft of rode. About 35 ft of that is chain.
Probably won't be stopping in San Diego...although I have friends and family around that area. I used to live there...in El Cajon, then in La Mesa, then up above hotel circle in the Friar's Village condo's when my mom owned a condo there. It's gotten too busy for me now. I was born in Santa Monica (moons ago! lol) and grew up in LA and Bakersfield. I really don't care to return anymore. Too crowded. I have lots of good memories from there though...and I'll never forget them.
I know what you mean about not being able to afford both a slip and repairs. Both together can wipe out the old pocketbook. It makes sense to anchor sometimes to save money while fixing the boat.
Is latitude 17 where you are located now? Or is that up in the Golfo?
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
have fm3 already--will be second renewal in october. havent had to leave mexico for these renewals yet.
i dont leave my boat, and i have a repair slave...lol..awesome worker--my family lives in phoenix, so they can send stuff, but i need an address--also i need a soc chip for my garmin gps--i will have to have my brother send it to me in mazatlan i htink....with my document papers..lol unless those dont come back until i get to topo....love this life--plans only include documentation and mailing of packages..lol
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
Zee, you can anchor in san Carlos and get spares, work done etc...visa runs to the North easy from here also. Spent a summer in the Sea in 2000, WOW! great place!
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
ok find a barrel end with over 200 ft of chain. buy it. it will b cheaper than buying from a new barrel...lol--is a trade secret,,,you do NOT want to cruise mexico with rope rode--you WILL lose boat. chafe happens fast with rocks, and so far, more than 3 boats broke loose in la cruz de huanacaxtle anchorage this year from chafed rope rode. do not use that.
if you stop in san diego, buy the chain in downwind marine--tell them i sent ye...tell chris frost hay from me. ask for the friends of downwind marine discount. it also works in sailing supply and san diego marine exchange. good folks. decent pricing.
if you do not have a windlass, you may find you do neeed one--manual is decent, but electric with remote rock.spoils ye stinkfaced....mine has n0 remote, but it will do..modifications in progress....buy used.
used anchors should be under 200 usd. you will need more than 200 ft rode total...i use 160 ft regularly due to sell and storms. wind and surf make drgging anchor a tune to sing daily in some places. more chain helps that to not happen. buy a genuine bruce anchor--get oversized--about 25 kg. approx 50 pounds. with the 5/16 chain you will be happy and sleep at night. that is important. remember we have tides and currents and winds.
speaking of wind--whenye sail south down baja peninsula, there can be some chubasco activity north of cabo san lucas--fly reefed sails from cedros to cabo--especially at at night//--chubascos like early morning hours. we got hit at 0400 with 60 kts--was awesome!! this brick flew at 8.4kts boat speed..loved it..minor damage only--wood taff broke from strain of preventing mizzen to it--now i use hawse--if that breaks i am in biiiigger trouble than i want..lol
bubba will adapt, eventually..is a 7 yr old fat boy with heart and furrrrrzz--excellent gato.
we are still anchored in zihuatenejo bay=--will be headed to barra de navidad in less than a week, spozedly--is late in season for north movement, but we gonna do it. i willmostly be anchoed exceot during the hottst months, when i will rent a slip in somewhere in golfo de california...
rent is variable, in summer some places go to 22-36 cents per foot per day--is compounded daily. makes monthly rent between 370 and 900 usd monthly, depending on season and locale. i dont know baja...i try to remain out of slips as i need repairs done and i cannot afford both rent and repairs..all is seasonal here. summer is low season, winter is high season. high season rates are absurdly high.
latitude 17 has perfect winter weather. absolutely perfect.
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
Nice big boat! Ours is 36x11.11x4'8" and Sea Casa weighs 15,000 (6K of that is in the keel). What is mexirent like per foot? Hopefully not too bad.
Is Bubba wanting his fancy feast? That's why he's ignoring you, huh? Stinker! Cats are definitely tempermental and will tell you in some way or other that they're unhappy.
We're thinking about putting more chain, but it's pricey and we may need to just go with the line and the chain is about 38'. Total of about 140'. We're also thinking of maybe picking up an third anchor, but maybe they're less expensive in other countries? Maybe not, too. I know anything imported is pricier than in the U.S. I can see what you mean about the extra ballast keeping the boat more steady and sailing smoother. Makes total sense to me.
Hope you're having a calm evening. Where are you docked/moored/anchored right now? What's the weather like? It was so nice here in Kemah today. We had low 70 degrees, a bit of cool wind, and lovely sky. It's supposed to get chilly in the next couple of days, so time to put back on the long sleeves and jeans. I like it a little cool though. Love to snuggle into the blankets. Since we moved over here and on the boat at end of January, the weather has been mostly like spring. March had some strong winds, but not a lot of rain.
I know when one sails, weather becomes very important. I've always watched the weather, mainly because I used to have a small landscaping business in Santa Fe, NM and had to be aware of weather conditions all the time. Enjoy maps, weather, stuff like that.
Sleep well tonight.
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
my formosa is only 9 000 pounds lighter than spec--is spozed to be 34000 pounds. i dont mind weight on my boat--it takes over 1000 pounds to make any difference in the boat, so isnt like a huge deal. i like weight in my boats--smoother ride....as long as weight is distributed properly, is no big deal.
heavy stern makes bow pound. weight on ends is hobbyhorsing. i get a lurching roll when tankage is empty. so i dont mind extra ballast
bubba is ignoring me
formosa 41--40.9 documented ft, per documentation, so is what i pay mexirent on. 28000 pounds displacement , empty...41x12.2x6'6"
Re: Why are the Ladies silent on Sailnet?
Wow, you do have a lot of anchors!! We'll probably acquire more as we go. Thanks for the description of what you use them for...that helps to know. Doesn't all chain rode weigh your boat down? What size boat is your solitary bird? Ours is a 36'. It's a racer (not because we race, but because I liked her and she was affordable.) She's not as broad due to her being a racer, but she's cozy. I like cozy. Wouldn't mind having a bit bigger boat though for extra storage...but, as you say, is all good. Work with what we've got.
Poor Bubba! haha!! I know how it feels to diet...am doing that now and miss my tasty food, too. / He'll be a super happy cat when he gets more fancy feast. He'll be charging towards his fancy feast food and gobble it down in less than a minute!
Off to the chiropractor this morning...Paul has a really bad back...has broken it twice, and we've found that boat work can be hard on the back. Does he stop when it starts to hurt? NOOOOO! So off we go to the chiropractor.
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When i start ettercap-gtk and when i chose bridged or unified sniff my ettercap closed. I tryed all i can from sniffing and same thing.
Is there any solution for this?
I did exactly this...
Assuming, ettercap and others are set already.
up the eth0
echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables to NAT is not essential.
check the ip, subnet, gw using ifconfig
check the network (scan for victim and etc.)
now, the following command for ettercap MItM sniff with SSL...
ettercap -i eth0 -TqM arp:remote /victimIP/ /GatewayIP/
See the output.
and then I got an output... I just straight followed this... but again, just for once... I red the ettercap manual and found that ettercap can strip SSL and also though ettercap manual says as /routerIP/ /victimIP/, but i switched them and that worked... ettercap manual also told that it transperantly changes and bluffs the ssl certificate. I was caught for the certificate... then I had to allow it manually as "Trusted for now" and then it worked... but just for that time... and then it failed... no data pass... I tried to look for my fb account, yahoo account, gmail account and all were ok for that time. then the page open for facebook only... and rest of them, not ever opening till the ettercap is running. I tried this same for GUI also... and I was successfull for GUI and CLI both but for once...
now guys, any idea??
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When i start ettercap-gtk and when i chose bridged or unified sniff my ettercap closed. I tryed all i can from sniffing and same thing.
Is there any solution for this?
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
thorin is right. you need some readings first.
Run chkpoison plugin also when you are sniffing your network with wireshark you should be able to see effects of arp poisoning by inspecting" DA" field of ethernet frame sent to your GW "DA" field will contain Mac of attacker's card.
I've gotten this setup to work by using arpspoof but by not using ettercap to perform a MitM attack; I just run it as ettercap -Tq -i wlan1 . Using ettercap -Tq -i wlan1 -M arp:remote // // doesn't work for me.


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The Feministing community posts are generally really high-quality. Today, I learned of some awesome news through Josh T's post on there (cross posted here):
Last week the Maine Human Rights Commission ruled in favor of a transgender girl's right to use the girls bathroom at school. Asa Adams School allowed the girl to use the restroom that matched her gender identity until a boy, who it seems was encouraged by his grandfather, harassed her and followed her into the bathroom. School officials then told the girl she had to use the single-stall faculty bathroom.But this comment on the post from marriedinohio brought me out of "yay" and into "ew":
LOL. [1] I'm glad that in Ohio most people have common sense. [2] If small boys and girls were allowed to go to the same bathroom they would play doctor. That is just what kids do - they are curious about everyone around them and themselves. In high school the kids would be having sex because that is what teenagers have on their minds. [3] This is not the purpose for school. Also, as a grown woman, I don't want to be in a small, confined, non-public space that generally does not have cameras, with a biological male. The fact is, the chances of a woman being assaulted in her lifetime is high enough as it is. I don't care who they think they are. [4, emphasis mine] If I see a biological male in the women's restroom I'm whipping out my cellphone and dialing 911. I'm not going to wait around and find out if they are there to rape me or if they are there because they think they belong there. [5]1. Not fucking funny.
2. All evidence to the contrary.
3. Yes, trans girls and boys are going in there to have sex with cis girls and boys. Because their primary concern - prepubescent or adolescent - is sex, sex, sex. Not, you know, a natural and universally human function like evacuation.
4. Sit the fuck down. This young girl clearly knows who she is, and it's not her that's threatening violence or harassment - it's a cis boy. It's your problem that you don't have the decency to address her for what she is.
5. They do belong there. Because they need to pee. Because, contrary to your belief, trans folks are human. Would you rather them face violence, as this little girl did?
Bottom line: assholes feel entitled to be assholes where ever they are. Even when entering a feminist space, even in a trans-centric space, they feel obligated or entitled to spew their hatred and ignorance.


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- 4 cups fresh or frozen broccoli florets
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
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- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons milk
- 1-1/2 teaspoons prepared mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon dill weed
- In a large saucepan, bring the broccoli, water and 1/4 teaspoon salt to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 5-8 minutes or until broccoli is crisp-tender.
- In a small saucepan, melt butter. Stir in flour until smooth. Gradually stir in milk. bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in the mustard, dill and remaining salt. Drain broccoli; drizzle with the mustard sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
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Trudy writes:
The more I listen to your fantastic podcasts, the more I love them. wO0t. I am the Naples, Fl nurse/artist who has written before.
Because I did get the pleasure of tracking reportable diseases and conditions in Florida, I was struck to know that other states did not require reporting of giardiasis.
Thought you might find the link to the list in my state interesting.
I do have a question...if you answered it can you mention the podcast number, please? It is more of a TWIM question, but I would like both of your comments because of the urban gardening interest by Dr. D. When tomatoes were suspected of being the source of a widespread salmonella outbreak in the not too distant past, there was speculation that the organism was contained within the tomatoes' cells!!! I garden, was a biology art major before finishing my BSN. This made absolutely no sense considering the differences between animal and plant cell structure. Also, what does Dr. D. think of organic gardening?
You also may find it interesting that Florida does allow land application of bio solids after processing in a wastewater treatment plant. Considering some of the encysted pathogens, I always felt this was unwise. Not every County allows it.
All the best from your very loyal listener...life long learner with ear buds which are rapidly embedding as a result of your "infectious podcasts"...
Dang, you are the best, guys. Listening to the podcast about crypto right now.
Gave you 5 stars and wrote a "glowing review" (ala Mark Crislip) on iTunes.
Alexander writes:
Dear Drs. Despommier and Racaniello,
I've really enjoyed listening to your podcast and learning about all of the fascinating parasitic diseases that they don't teach us enough about in medical school. I'm a student at Boston University School of Medicine but currently taking a year off to do HIV research in Uganda. Among other things, I'm hoping to perform a retrospective study looking at the impact (if any) of soil-transmitted helminth infection on antiretroviral treatment outcomes in a cohort of HIV-infected individuals in rural Uganda.
At any rate, my real question for you has to do with treatment of schistosomiasis. I happened to be swimming in Lake Victoria last weekend (self-preservation is not one of my strong points...) and am thinking it may not be a bad idea to take some PZQ. My question is: how long does one need to wait after potential exposure to schisto for PZQ to be effective? My favorite new textbook, Parasitic Diseases 4th Edition by Despommier et al (have you heard of it?) says that PZQ is effective against the adult organism. However, it sounds like it takes several days for schistosomulae to migrate from the infection site to the liver, only then at which time they develop into adults. Provided that schistosomulae are also susceptible to PZQ and the drug has good subcutaneous tissue penetration, it should be fine to prophylax even within the first days after exposure. However, if this is not the case it may be necessary to wait some period of time to ensure that any schistosomulae have had time to transform into adult worms before administering PZQ. Any thoughts on this?
Finally, I just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to create and sustain TWIP. It's always a pleasure to listen in, and I'm actually finding the information you provide in the podcast (coupled with your wonderful textbook) to be quite clinically relevant here in Uganda.
Thanks, and all the best,
PS - here's an idea for a future TWIP episode: a review of clinically relevant (or otherwise interesting) interactions between parasitic infections and other infections, e.g. genital schisto increases susceptibility to HIV infection in women. I think one important and possibly under-emphasized point by Peter Hotez and others at the forefront of advocacy around NTDs is that it is valuable to target NTDs not only for the purpose of eliminating these infections themselves but also for mitigating any pathogenic synergy they might have with other more "sexy" diseases like HIV.
Cedric writes:
Dear Vincent and Dickson,
I recently read this paper discussing the phenomenon of self medication in animals. The authors speculate that this behavior was selected for, at least in part, due to the antiparasite properties of many of the plants, animals, or materials consumed by animals for reasons other than nutrition. I was wondering if Dickson had any more information on this process, and what his opinions are regarding the origin of self medication in regard to parasites.
Thanks so much for all of your work in developing TWiV, TWiP, and TWiM. Your discussions have given me a real head start in my undergraduate biology classes, and I look forward to every episode.
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Good day (or night),
Starting from October I've listened to about half of the TWIVs, all the TWIMs and the TWIPs. I find them to be very enjoyable, the semi-Socratic method of teaching is quite refreshing. However, two particular subjects have been underplayed.
First Toxoplasma. The papers by Fekadu, Lindova and McAllister are great primers for the studies regarding the behavioural effects of T. gondii. The Gaskell one is by far the most interesting though. So, hands down, the leading theory for schizophrenia's etiology is an inappropriate level of L-dopa, the precursor for such molecules as dopamine and epinephrine. Depending on the population studied, seroprevalence of T. gondii induced IgGs among patients with schizophrenia is as high as 97.7%. Though there is some ambiguity as certain studies report a 42% seroprevalence amongst schizophrenics, compared to 11% in controls. Regardless of the exact rate, it has a statistically significant presence in schizophrenics and people with other mental health problems.
Just a correlation though. A tongue in cheek refute of correlative studies is the stork theory (will be paraphrased/butchered). The idea is that from 1970-1985 there was a surge in the German birth rate. At the same time, there was a surge in the stork population of Germany. Their coincidence was statistically significant. Of course, we know this is bupkis. Storks and babies aren't actually related. However, if we found that there was a drop in condom sales, we could have an aha moment, due primarily to the fact that we can name the mechanism for why that correlation actually matters.
Back to Gaskell, and the aha mechanism for toxo and schizophrenia. Their group shows that T. gondii has two fully functional enzymes specific for producing L-dopa, and they show that these genes are transcribed specifically when the parasite infects neural tissues, and that the enzymes produced do make L-dopa. We really can't prove that toxo causes schizophrenia with Koch's postulate since putting a brain parasite into a volunteer isn't all that nice. However, I'm flummoxed to think of anything else that is needed to point at T. gondii as the causative agent for some types of schizophrenia.
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After a few long months of research -- including selecting the seven most significant vendors and conducting in-depth briefings, demos, and customer references -- I am pleased to announce that the inaugural Forrester Wave™ evaluation of social advertising platforms is now live!
The social advertising space is a rapidly growing and maturing category. Social advertising generates more than 85% of revenue for both Facebook and Twitter, and marketers' spend is trending sharply upward. In fact, the vendor customer references I spoke with for this evaluation spent an average of $512,000 per month on social ads. However, the public social networks' native tools are insufficient for enterprise marketers manage this spend. Vendors have responded with products intended to help marketers achieve outcomes that justify the effort and spend.
We define this category as:
Platforms that help marketers buy, manage, optimize, and measure ads on public social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
These platforms are best used by marketers seeking to reach new customers who aren't already aware of their offerings; they should be used alongside both TV and search ads as well as social reach tactics, such as influencer and advocate marketing.
We selected vendors that have a standalone social offering, a strong self-service platform, a critical mass of enterprise customers, and customers that spent more than $50 million on social advertising through the vendor in the 12-month period ending July 1, 2013. The best vendors help with analytics and measurement capabilities; measure beyond the social network's walls; and integrate social advertising with other reach tactics and types of ads.


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|From Thunderbolt
Date Climbed: Sep 8, 2016
|Great weather, great day
|Posted Sep 11, 2016 11:49 pm
|NW Chute
|Climbed from Thunderbolt Pass. Went on to North Pal.
|Posted Sep 5, 2016 8:23 pm
|Traverse to Thunderbolt
Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2014
|Started with Starlight from the west with a traverse to Thunderbolt. Fun stuff.
|Posted Aug 15, 2014 5:22 pm
|Traverse from Tbolt
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2014
|Ridgeline was phenomenal! Thanks to our guide Trevor for great leading along the traverse and up the famed summit block. A little extra adrenaline kick: made it to the top of the milk bottle as thunder and lightning started flashing a few miles away.
|Posted Aug 4, 2014 3:38 pm
|Luke Swanson
|TBolt to North Pal
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2013
|Traversed from Thunderbolt to Starlight to North Pal. Starlight was my favorite part, but also took us the longest and gave us the most route finding trouble.
|Posted Oct 24, 2013 5:38 pm
|Traverse from Thunderbolt
Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2012
|Truly a thrill to be atop the milk bottle I'd read so much about.
|Posted Sep 12, 2013 9:10 pm
|Starlight Buttress Direct, 5.7
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2007
|W/ Chris. Great route. 12hrs r/t from bivy.
|Posted Aug 12, 2013 11:11 am
|Tbolt pass to Npal
Date Climbed: Sep 26, 2009
|Mini traverse from camp site at Tbolt pass, up to Tbolt, here then on to Npal. Good times.
|Posted Aug 11, 2013 7:47 pm
|From Thunderbolt
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2013
|Some route finding errors made this a long climb from Thunderbolt. From the summit, we descended (I think) Southwest Chute #4. We made 6 or 7 rappels along the way. There were rap stations already set up at all of the necessary spots.
|Posted Jul 22, 2013 3:25 pm
|Palisade Traverse
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2012
|Great lunch spot on our trip covering the Palisade Traverse. Some fun moves coming up from the saddle with Thunderbolt.
|Posted Sep 24, 2012 1:42 pm
|Ol Walsher
|NW Chute
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2012
|NW Chute. Best summit ever!
|Posted Sep 22, 2012 11:58 am
|Vitaliy M.
|From SIll
|Winter ascent in February
|Posted Aug 27, 2012 3:35 pm
|NW chute
Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2012
|With Oleg R. CA 14er #13.
|Posted Aug 21, 2012 12:38 am
|Seth Maciejowski
|Pal Traverse
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2012
|With Dennis, Lots of low fifth and fourth up the north shoulder of Starlight. Wild moves on the east side of the Milkbottle.
|Posted Aug 3, 2012 12:35 pm
|Clyde Couloir
Date Climbed: Jun 2, 2012
|Awesome ice climbing in the Clyde couloir! Snow on the upper half. Two easy <5.5 half pitches from the notch to the summit. Milk Bottle hard in boots... Felt harder than Thunderbolt in climbing shoes. Perfect weather, killer views!
|Posted Jun 6, 2012 7:33 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2011
|Great experience and beautiful day in the Palisades.
|Posted Oct 7, 2011 1:53 pm
|Traverse fromT-bolt
Date Climbed: Aug 3, 2011
|I am pretty sure I did not find the easiest way up from the notch but I still made it. Milk bottle was a pretty cool feature.
|Posted Aug 5, 2011 2:46 am
|t-bolt to sill
Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2010
|traverse is not as hard as hyped, a bit disappointed. milk bottle was definitely fun, and not difficult at all.
|Posted Jul 16, 2011 5:06 pm
|Thunderbolt to U-Notch
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2011
|With Pratyush!
|Posted Jun 29, 2011 3:58 pm
|TB to North Pal
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2011
|climbed as 3-member team, bailed when it was 6.30 and we were still at U-Notch. The 3 peaks that we did were awesome though!
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No one ever posts here and I thought I'd drop in this video I did of a hike I enjoy taking now and again...enjoy :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AugYl...ed 23 Mar 2011
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No one ever posts here and I thought I'd drop in this video I did of a hike I enjoy taking now and again...enjoy :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AugYl...ed 23 Mar 2011
That was excellent. Thank you. 10 miles south of Stuart is the park. I think?
God I wish I was younger and could still do that. I was getting out of breath watching the vid. :)
For people not from Florida. That gives you an idea of 90% of what Florida really is like.
The wild hogs are all over the damn place down here.
Florida really is a hunters and fishing paradise.
Work is going on too make the Appalachian trail complete, from the Everglades too Canada. The Florida trail is just a few miles too my west.
I caught a quick look at your boots. I know you know what you are doing.
But our damn rattlers are learning not too rattle, I guess for self preservation, so as not too attract predators.
Dont know if you had snake legging on. But if not. I would wear them.
5 footers are the norm here in the Ocala National Forest.
Welcome too the forum.
I am going too watch part II and III as soon as I catch my breath. :)
Yes...about 10 miles or so from town...right where A1A goes over the RR tracks a few miles of kanner hwy.
I wish I got into this stuff when I was younger (i should say even younger...;-) so I could be more knowledgeable while out on the trail ...My past hiking experiences have all been in the Northeast (VT in snow mostly) and there isn't much to worry about there except the occasional hungry black bear or a pack of ballsy coyotes...
Yeah... I like to think i'm invincible...but you're right...i need snake guards...I do carry a snake bite kit...with the venom sucker and all that...just don't ever want to get to the point where i'm rushing to get that out of my pack!
Hey thanks again for your post...really happy someone out there enjoyed it!
Watch them hogs. I had a boar come at me. Got too about 4 feet from me and we had a Mexican stand off.
I had my .44 special pointed at his head, he had his tusks pointed at me.
We both backed off at about the same slow pace.
Keep a pistol with yah. Legal now in State parks down here.
Oh wow...haven't quite been in that situation, though I do carry a six shooter with 22 wmr loaded. I know it's legal to carry, but firing would be another thing...that park is so small I'm afraid 100 people would call the cops if I had to use it.
So at that point, I would probably have to call the police and let them know I was attacked by a pig and had to use my firearm!!??
I was riding my bicycle for exercise, through the State park, across the other side of the Saint Johns river.
About 30 hogs sprung up in front of me. I ended up in the middle of them, having cut the herd in half. They were crossing the dirt road I was on.
They are not afraid of people. They will protect their own.
The one hog came back, I guess as security, too help his friends out.
Guess as I did not run or seem too pose a danger. He let me be.
But their is no doubt in my mind. If I walked toward that group. I was in for an ass whipping.
You go down that trail and cut a herd off. Like get caught in the middle of them like I did.
I would very much consider carrying some heavier fire power and more ammo.
Your also in very very serious Easter Diamond Back A.O.. Pygmy rattlers, small and deadly and you cant hear them.
Not trying too ruin your hike or fun.
But I dont walk 10 feet into the swamp across the street from my house, unarmed.
Florida is loaded with things, big and small, that can ruin your day.
Pack a gun and be careful.
I have black bears in my yard every night, that laugh at me if try too chase them.
Looking forward too part II and III. of your video.
Your video is an excellent example, of why long range guns are not a big seller down here.
Shorties rule. :) Once you get 20 feet off the roads down here. Unless you have a tree stand. You cant see but 20 feet.
Yes, all really good points. And thank you for the more firepower suggestion, I showed that to the lady and said "Look, I need to buy more guns; Don't you want me to be safe"!?
No worries, not ruining my fun... I'll be back out there soon enough, just much more prepared!
Hey that's neat, thanks for posting it.
I didn't read everything, but what recorder did you use and how was it mounted.
I didn't mention what I used to film and I know it's 25 mins long or so...on the longer side for a youtube vid for sure! Not sure I'd watch the whole thing myself lmao
I went out there thinking I'd take some pics... so brought my trusty sony cyber-shot 7.2 mp (i'm no photographer!). However, when I got out there I figured I'd give the mpegmovieVX feature a shot and put everything on its best settings (640 fine - "high quality" display for tv). It wasn't mounted either, I was holding it in front of me. If it was mounted it probably would have been a much bouncier vid, b/c it doesn't have the video steadying feature, I was just absorbing some of the movement with my hands.
Well that came out really good for what you used and just holding it.
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jQuery simplifies building rich, interactive web frontends. Getting started with this JavaScript library is easy, but it can take years to fully realize its breadth and depth; this cookbook shortens the learning curve considerably. With these recipes, you'll learn patterns and practices from 19 leading developers who use jQuery for everything from integrating simple components into websites and applications to developing complex, high-performance user interfaces.
Ideal for newcomers and JavaScript veterans alike, jQuery Cookbook starts with the basics and then moves to practical use cases with tested solutions to common web development hurdles. You also get recipes on advanced topics, such as methods for applying jQuery to large projects.
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The animal on the cover of the jQuery Cookbook is an ermine (Mustela erminea), also known as a stoat. "Ermine" sometimes refers to the animal's white winter fur, and "stoat" to the brown fur it has during the rest of the year. It belongs to the weasel family, which includes martens, ferrets, minks, otters, and polecats, though it is distinguished from these other members by its black-tipped tail. The ermine lives in northern woodland regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. It is mainly nocturnal and makes dens in tree roots, under stones, and in tunnels. A solitary animal, the ermine can travel up to 10 miles in one night searching for food. Its predators include foxes, badgers, cats, and birds of prey. The ermine's slender body helps it run swiftly, even across snow, as well as climb and swim. Although this shape has advantages, it also causes the ermine to quickly lose heat from its body. Thick fur and a fast metabolism help compensate, and the ermine must eat daily to meet its energy demands. Its diet includes small mammals, birds, fish, and insects. When the ermine spots its prey, it sneaks up on it in a series of leaps, grasps the victim's neck, and kills it with repeated bites. White ermine fur is highly prized and is used in trimming coats, although demand has dropped in recent years. Typically, several furs are sewn together to form a pattern of black dots on a white field. This pattern was imitated in heraldry-the design of coats of arms-as early as the 12th century, most famously in the arms of Brittany. Ermine fur is also a symbol of royalty or purity, which is perhaps why Elizabeth I of England, "the Virgin Queen," was painted with an ermine by her side. The cover image is from Riverside Natural History. The cover font is Adobe ITC Garamond. The text font is Linotype Birka; the heading font is Adobe Myriad Condensed; and the code font is LucasFont's TheSansMonoCondensed.
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Informative but Not So Easy to Use
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Packed with a lot of code and useful information; but not really an intuitive well organized resource. I am experienced coder but I found the examples and syntax really not as well organized as it could or should be.I still found myself going to the web to get more syntax information and examples.For instance it took me about an hour to struggle with a simple jquery method...which should have taken 5 minutes.
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Just like it says: Full of recipies
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But unlike other CookBooks from O'Reilly this one is probably too long. I am glad I don't own it in print as I am sure it's quite bulky.jQuery is fantastic and this book will get a beginner to where they need to be and introduce a few useful plugins and recipies. It is likely more usefu to an experienced JavaScript guy though.It leaves a few questions, but plenty of online documentation for jQuery. If this book gets an update please include a more comprehensive look at creating plugins and not just talk about them.
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Great book, but jQuery updates fast.
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This has been a relatively clear book of how approach jQuery, and has information for all types of users. I've been using jQuery for a few years, and found it a good reference for understanding/addressing common problems. Plugin authoring, jQuery UI and QUnit all have significant sections in this book, so you also get support for good development practices that you wouldn't necessarily get out of the API.The only trouble I have with this book is that jQuery updates very frequently. The book I read covered up to v1.3, and newer things (notably the Deferred object) aren't covered at all. Upon reading it some of the material definitely feels a little out of date.That being said it's still a great book, and will give you a great understanding of the capabilities of jQuery.
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from Baltimore MD
Users attempting to learn jQuery by example using this "cookbook" need to look elsewhere. The purpose for a book targeted at developers (especially one labeled a "cookbook") is to show developers examples of code which accomplishes a specified task. The end result for the code snippets in the book should be a working piece of code that does something - however mundane that may be. It doesn't need to be a perfect work of art but at the very least, the reader should be able to replicate the code as-is and have it actually work. This is very definitely not the case with this book. Of the code samples I've tried (duplicating them exactly as printed in the book) a number of them do not work. Enough of them do not work that it does absolutely no good to continue reading.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(3 of 11 customers found this review helpful)
source code useless
By disappointed
from TN
I bought the book to learn but was disappointed with the incomplete source code
(7 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
Source Code is worthless
By lockjaw
from Oklahoma City, OK
About Me Designer, Developer, Educator
There's no denying this title has a lot of great content, but if you were hoping to learn theme building you might want to look elsewhere. Chapter 15 looks strong at first until you find yourself searching for the html source code that is the base for the entire chapter is no where to be found. It quickly became a ridiculous waste of time. I'd shop around for a different title.
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(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Pro. Dev take on the book
By Devlin Liles
from Springdale, AR
I have been a professional developer for 4 years now mainly focused in the windows services and back ground communication pipelines. I was asked to pick up support for an app written with alot of jQuery. I was given "jQuery Cookbook" by a friend and I fell in love. It is straight into the meat. Normally I have to wait 2-4 chapters before the useful stuff gets going and with the cookbook I was diving in right away. I haven't written any jQuery before reading the book but I did understand javascript and the DOM. With that foreknowledge the book made jQuery so amazingly easy. I could not have picked up jQuery in 2 short weeks without this book. I recommend this book to any professional developer that is looking to add jQuery to their skill set.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Lots of Good Stuff
By Larry
from Somerville, MA
What can I say? The O'Reilly Cookbook series is great - and this book fits right in. The first few sections can almost be read and used as a tutorial. The other recipes are clear and well-written.In addition to the basics, they also do a good job of covering topics like jQueryUI, Ajax, and unit testing.Heck, for[$] all you need is to have one of them guide you to a solution and the book has already paid for itself!
(9 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
where is the source code download?
By saub -o -tager
from dallas tx
good book with lots of samples, but i cant find the link to download the source code?
(4 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
great one
By fortnine
from India
i liked every bit of this book... so even before comleting reading the whole book i prefered to give my review.... really a great stuff.... and thanks a lot for such a wonderful book
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Spotlight show • When British piano-driven pop-rock band Keane met producer Dan Grech-Marguerat, he told them he was a big fan. But the next thing he told them, according to keyboardist Tim Rice-Oxley, was that he hated their most recent album, 2008's "Perfect Symmetry." So when Grech-Marguerat helmed Keane's newest album, this year's "Strangeland," he told the musicians to stay away from the guitar explorations of "Perfect Symmetry." Instead, he wanted them to focus on the basics of what made them popular: emotional and beautifully arranged songs that ached and soothed. "Think about what makes you fall in love with pop songs" was essentially Rice-Oxley's mantra during the writing and recording process. "That's what makes being in a band wonderful," he said. Kiev opens.
When • Tuesday, June 26, at 7 p.m.
Where • Gallivan Canter, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $30 at SmithsTix
Jimmy Cliff
Spotlight show • Reggae and punk music come from the same worldview, so it should come as no surprise that 64-year-old reggae legend Jimmy Cliff has been working with Rancid's Tim Armstrong on Cliff's new album, "Rebirth," due out in July. "He's a very honest person," said Cliff in a phone interview about Armstrong, to whom he was introduced by the late Joe Strummer of The Clash. "He expresses the same kind of sentiments we express in reggae music, about injustice." Last year, the Armstrong-produced Cliff EP called "Sacred Fire" was released, and the creative relationship was so fruitful that Cliff said "we just made it flow" on the new album. "Rebirth" contains original songs as well as a Rancid cover ("Ruby Soho") and a song by The Clash ("The Guns of Brixton"). Cliff said the new album represents a new chapter in his life. But not the last chapter. Trevor Hall opens.
When • Tuesday, June 26, at 7 p.m.
Where • Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Garden members pay $35, others pay $40, at redbuttegarden.org
Spotlight show • Scott Hansen is known as ISO50 for his photographic and design works, but when it comes time to create and perform music, he's known as Tycho. Music came late to the San Franciscan, he said in a phone interview. "I don't come from a musical family," he said. "Drawing was my outlet." But when he was 21, he procured a drum machine and synthesizer and began fashioning ambient, layered techno music that explores and unfolds rather than hitting listeners with a sledgehammer. As you might expect, visuals at a Tycho show are much more considered than the average band's set design. "I've never seen the difference between the two," he said of visuals and audio. "It brings another dimension to a live experience." Tycho hasn't performed in Utah before, but many Utahns count themselves as fans to his rock-star status in the graphic-design scene. "If you're into [my] design, you'll be into the music," Tyhco said. "Music is a more pure expression of the vision. I don't have the visual talent to put emotion [into visuals]."
When • Wednesday, June 27, at 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 in advance, $17 day of, at 24Tix
The Groovefest American Music Festival, a five-day festival dedicated to American music, continues through the weekend.
When • Friday, June 22, from 11:45 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Saturday, June 23, at 9 a.m.; Sunday, June 24, at 11 a.m.
Where • Cedar City Downtown, 200 S. Main, Cedar City
Tickets • Free shows; $8 workshop admissions; at www.Freegroovacious.com/wordpress; information at www.groovacious.com.
Fire In The Skies
Local metalcore band Fire In The Skies plays with guests We Rise The Tides, Before You Fall and Asmodeus.
When • Friday, June 22, at 6:30 p.m.
Where • The Basement, 3109 Wall St., Ogden
Tickets • $7 in advance, $9 day of the show, at SmithsTix
River City Extension
The indie-folk-rock band performs.
When • Friday, June 22, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Kilby Court, 741 S. Kilby Court (330 West), Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 in advance, $13 day of show, at 24Tix
Henry Santos
The musician performs a night of Bachata music.
When • Friday, June 22, at 8 p.m.
Where • Club Karamba, 1051 E. 2100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $30 in advance, $40 VIP, at SmithsTix
Nappy Roots
The alternative Southern rap quintet plays a Park City concert.
When • Friday, June 22, at 8 p.m.
Where • Park City Live, 427 Main St., Park City
Tickets • $12 at SmithsTix
Laura Marling
The 21 year-old singer-songwriter has been praised for her troubadour ethos and evocative lyrics. Her sound is folksy, precise and just dang pleasant to listen to. David Dondero will open.
When • Friday, June 22, at 9 p.m.
Where • State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20 at thestateroom.com
Chris Young
The country singer performs with Due West, Jon Pardi, Nathan Osmond and Paisley at the Eagle Country Fest.
When • Saturday, June 23, at 3 p.m.
Where • Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20 at SmithsTix
Benefit Concert for Garage on Beck
The Intermountain Acoustic Music Association hosts a benefit for The Garage on Beck Street, whose stage and outside patio recently were destroyed in a fire. Bands on the bill are The Trappers, The Folka Dots, Triggers & Slips, Candy's River House and Spell Talk.
When • Saturday, June 23, from 3 to 10 p.m.
Where • State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 suggested donation
Justin Moore
Country singer Justin Moore will perform at the event center for Snow College.
When • Saturday, June 23, at 7 p.m.
Where • Sevier Valley Center, 800 W. 200 South, Richfield
Tickets • $12-$20 at svc.snow.edu
One Voice Children's Choir
One Voice Children's Choir, formerly known as the 2002 Winter Olympic Children's Choir, will sing patriotic and inspirational music composed and arranged by director Masa Fukuda, including "Light the Fire Within," the 2002 Winter Olympics theme. The concert is part of the Temple Square Concerts in the Park series.
When • Saturday, June 23, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • LDS Assembly Hall, 50 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Dia Frampton
Utah native Dia Frampton, who kickstarted her career by competing on "The Voice," will perform. Previously, she toured with her sister in a band called Meg & Dia playing alternative rock.
When • Tuesday, June 26, at 6 p.m.
Where • The Complex, 537 W. 100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $16 in advance, $20 night of, at SmithsTix
Glen Campbell
Legendary country singer Glen Campbell, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, brings his "Goodbye Tour" to the intimate setting of the Sandy Amphitheater. Special guests are Glen's sons Cal and Shannon Campbell and daughter Ashley.
When • Tuesday, June 26, at 8 p.m.
Where • Sandy Amphitheater, 9400 S. 1300 East, Sandy
Tickets • $30-$49 at SmithsTix
Crucial Fest
Exigent Records presents Crucial Fest 2012, the second annual local festival, spotlighting 30 underground bands June 27-30. For more information, go to exigentrecords.com.
When • Wednesday, June 27, at 8 p.m.; Thursday, June 28, at 6 p.m.
Where • Various venues around Salt Lake City, including The Woodshed and Kilby Court
Tickets • $25 and $20 wristbands available at Graywhale Entertainment stores
Schedules • Visit www.exigentrecords.com.
Swedish electronica DJ Avicii will perform in Salt Lake for the first time on the Levels Tour. Local artists Loki, Life+, DJ K and Jake Williams will also perform.
When • Wednesday, June 27, at 7 p.m.
Where • Saltair, 12408 W. Salt Air Drive, Magna
Tickets • $32 at SmithsTix
Fully Clothed Gentlemen
The Fully Clothed Gentlemen are a newly formed five-part a cappella group that performs pop, adult-contemporary, doo-wop and comedy music for all ages.
When • Wednesday, June 27, at 7 p.m.
Where • The Stage at City Center Park , 300 E. 100 North, Orem
Tickets • Free
The Avett Brothers with City & Color
Roots-rockers The Avett Brothers will perform with guest City & Color.
When • Thursday, June 28, at 7 p.m.
Where • Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $35 in advance, $40 day of, at SmithsTix
Brown Bird
Hailing from Providence, R.I., Brown Bird is a two-person acoustic band that plays original traditional American music.
When • Thursday, June 28, at 7 p.m.
Where • Ogden Nature Center, 966 W. 12th St., Ogden
Tickets • $20 at www.ogdennaturecenter.org
Valient Thorr with Holy Grail, Royal Thunder and The Kickass
Metal band Valient Thorr will play a concert with Holy Grail, Royal Thunder and The Kickass.
When • Thursday, June 28, at 7 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $13 in advance, $15 day of, at SmithsTix


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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by haribobo, Dec 6, 2010.
Who will medal at Canadian Nationals? Multiple choice allowed.
Chan, Reynolds, and Russel.
Chan, Sawyer, Reynolds. Ten has a shot to make the podium if Sawyer or Reynolds mess up.
I really enjoy Shawn Sawyer's programs,hope he can get good result.
Chan and Reynolds for 1 and 2. Sawyer, Ten, or Russell for the 3rd spot.
It'll be a good battle for the third spot. Sawyer & Russel have good PCS scores, Ten has a good balance between PCS & TES scores, and Rogozine is on a roll winning his two GP events and easily lands his triple axels.
If Rogozine can improve his speed and flow across the ice, and keep up his stamina at the end of his programs, I think that he may be able to take the final spot. Also if he does well at the Junior GPF then he's going to have lots of momentum heading into nationals.
I'm rooting for the "oldies" like Marc-Andre Craig & Ian Martinez.
Anyone know how Eladj Balde is doing? Is he even competing this year?
FYI, the scores of the top 3 at the Canadian Challenge this past weekend in Mississauga:
Martinez: 194.71
Craig: 193.19
Russell: 180.08
One person did not vote for Patrick Chan!
He competed at the challenge this past weekend. You can see archived video at Skatebuzz.com. The senior men closed out the competition so you are looking for the last day, section 2. First is the Senior Pairs Free, then the Men. The live stream was not geo-blocked so I imagine the archives will also be fully accessible and you no longer even have to register at Skatebuzz.
Here is a link to the pbp of his performace http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showpost.php?p=2975939&postcount=380
Chan and Reynolds, almost sure. And I hope Sawyer for the Silver !!!
Fingers crossed for Joey to put it together and make the podium.
Joey's a mess.
I think 3rd will be between Sawyer, Ten and Rogozine. I gave it to Ten who has the axel now to beat Sawyer and slightly better PCS than Rogozine although Andrei is improving his speed and fitness a LOT.
My sentimental choice by far is Craig. He looked extremely fit and ready at the challenge. Problem is, when you get older and you're at the end of your career, the enormity of the situation can become overwhelming if you think you have a chance in the back of your mind. I think this will be his undoing.
Yep, Joey's a big mess. I can't believe that year after year I think he'd somehow improve technically.
Craig is definitely my sentimental favourite as well. At the age of 28 he skates and looks like that? His jumps at the challenge were amazing and probably bigger than before, and he it did not seem like he was really gasping for air at the end of his performance. At nationals, I hope that Skate Canada doesn't try and do something to prevent him from making the podium if he skates well.
I think it'll be Chan, Reynolds, then Sawyer, although I'm hoping it's Sawyer and then Reynolds. If Reynolds lands all the quads though, Shawn doesn't really have a chance against him.


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Arsenal are 1/3 with GunnersGaming to beat Bradford away and book their place in the semi-final of the Capital One Cup.
There have been 25 previous clashes between the two sides, with 11 going Arsenal's way, nine Bradford's and five ending in a draw.
However the Gunners shouldn't take things for granted as the home side have already taken one Premier League scalp this campaign when beating Wigan in October - and they boast a good record at home.
The Bantams have the best home defensive record in League Two, having conceded just six times in 11 matches at Valley Parade and have only lost once in their last 12 fixtures.
Having said that, Arsenal come into this after getting back to winning ways with a 2-0 win over West Brom at the weekend and have scored 13 goals in the League Cup this season - a competition high despite playing only two games to date.
They have also scored 15 goals in their last four League Cup away games, and that suggest plenty of goals could be on the cards.
Over 2.5 is priced up at 1/2 with GunnersGaming, while over 3.5 could be the value at 4/3.
One player who will not be in the starting XI for Arsenal is Theo Walcott who has scored eight goals in his last seven League Cup starts and is on the sidelines with a calf injury.
In his absence, the stats suggest Andrei Arshavin could be the on to be on in the goalscoring markets. He has scored three goals and assisted eight more in just eight appearances in this competition and is 10/1 with GunnersGaming to score first, and 11/5 to net anytime.
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Friday, January 15, 2010
The Linux Command Line eBook
Slowly but surely I started to feel more comfortable using the command line, but I always felt I knew too little about it. If felt like this Pandora's box that would hold an immense amount of power, but I didn't know how to use it.
About a year after I started using Linux, I now feel like I can do my share of basic things from the command line, and the more I use it, the more I like it. I am starting to understand why advanced users have it in such high regard.
Anyways, as I was trying to teach myself more about the command line, I tried to find documentation and tutorials, mostly by searching the web. For the most part, I found information that was segmented, obsolete or simply explained by an expert for other experts. However, I ended up finding a fabulous Book that has made a big difference for me. It's entitled The Linux Command Line, and was written by William E. Shotts Jr.
I very much recommend and encourage you to VISIT HIS SITE, DOWNLOAD HIS BOOK, and if you enjoy it as I did, HELP HIM continue this great project.
NOTE: William, the author of this great book, was kind enough to drop by! He brought to my attention that this book can also be purchased as a printed copy. They are of very good quality, so go ahead and GET YOURS, I just did!!
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Hi Chema,ReplyDelete
Thank you for your kind review of my book!
You might also point out to your readers that another good way for folks to support the project is by purchasing a printed copy. That way, your readers not only give to the project, but they also receive a nifty book. Really, the printed copies from Lulu.com are quite nice.
Take care.
William Shotts
Hi, William!!!ReplyDelete
Wow, what an honour to actually get a reply from you!!! I will update my blog entry, of course.
Thanks again for your incredible work!
more easy than I though, in the beginning I have many problems to manipulate some Linux commands, now I can't say that I master, but is more easy, of course people like you help me a lot.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 2, 2012 at 10:11 AM
A truly excellent book. Really well written with clear examples. Over the years I have dabbled a little with Linux but never really got to grips with the command line. That is until reading this book. Still a long way to go but it is beginning to make sense. I recommend that you get yourself a copy.ReplyDelete
i believe the book is excellent...If only I could read it....ReplyDelete
Can someone please help me download this book, I've only recently started being interested in Linux and i would certainly love to get my hands on this book, otherwise i'll just have to buy it...Replies


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In the space where historically-influenced tailoring meets contemporary youthfulness, you'll find the fall 2012 menswear collection from Alexander McQueen. Designer Sarah Burton was inspired by nineteenth-century portraits from Vanity Fair – portraits that spanned the social spectrum of boys to noblemen – and the fact is evidenced in everything from the cropped britches (worn atop long socks) to the coats thrown back like tails.
These stately, dapper silhouettes have enough of a modern edge to come off feeling far from stuffy. And then, to really drive home the modernity of the collection, Burton drops in details like bold all-over prints, cropped bomber-style jackets with leather or sateen contrast sleeves, and tuxedo pieces that a daring enough male could wear day as well as night.
The collection's look book is also accompanied by a film directed by Marlon Rueberg, and starring models featuring models Henry Pedro-Wright, Ysham Avdulahi with Greg Buckley, Kumi Keazor, Alex Bennett & Jermaine Josephs.
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'"It's unfortunate Lindy can't be here with us, but it gives us a chance to reset and look at it from a different perspective. We are finding a lot of habits where Lindy was talking about them, but it wasn't coming around."'
Archives for February 2013
Miller happy to see Sabres hitting reset
Realignment plan not fair, Ott says
'"How can you have 14 on one side and 16 on the other side? The percentages of making it in the East become that much greater."'
Rolston mentor on Sabres' new coach: 'I can assure you that he's top shelf'
'"I had always told him I saw him being an excellent guy to teach pros because he was more current with the guys," Morris said. "He knew their music. He knew the mindset of a professional athlete. He trained his brother Brian as well in the offseason. So he was familiar with the current player and the types of things that were all the hot buttons for young pros to get the most out of them."'
Thursday's Florida Coverage
Preview: Panthers vs. Sabres, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. (South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Sabres-Panthers Preview (AP)
Buffalo Sabres (7-12-1) at Florida Panthers (6-9-4) (The Sports Network)
Sabres face Panthers seeking second win for coach (NHL.com)
Moneyball approach for Sabres scouting analyst
'His role — his title is hockey analytics assistant — expanded into video and statistical analysis of opposing teams, referees and mapping league trends.'
Thomas Vanek a bright spot for Sabres
'"[Vanek] still has that type of talent. He has proved to be a consistent scorer his whole career and I don't see him tailing off for some time."'
No Man's Land
'If Rolston is just an interim coach, here to teach the young players and develop this team, then it seems the Sabres would be sellers at the deadline. Then again, if Rolston gets them back in the race, isn't Regier going to want to find out just how good his coach is? Does he care?'
Sabres plummet down the goal scoring ladder
'Buffalo has just four goals in four games with both Jason Pominville and Thomas Vanek hitting the skids. Vanek has one goal in eight games while the captain has one in 10. On the other side their line mate Cody Hodgson has three goals in six games.'
Different coaches stress different things
'One thing Rolston stresses each and every practice is attention to detail. A drill must be done right or it's done again. As far as how far they've come in attention to detail in practice the head coach said, "Yes we're getting there. That's a process too. You come into a situation where you're new to the team and you want to make some adjustments so we're trying to find balance on how do we go about that. Like teaching, whether it's video, what we can do on the ice or individual video with the players. It's getting the proper mix, but making sure that when we get out there to practice, we're getting down the things that need to be done."'
The Pegula Era at Two Years
'Everyone knows what needs to be done. Not sod. Not sculptures. Not contract extensions for hockey guys mired in mediocrity. By the time we do this column for the third anniversary, hopefully Terry Pegula can figure it out.'
Thursday's Rochester Coverage
Rochester Amerks drop fourth straight (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Ryan Hamilton scores both goals in Marlies' 2-1 victory over Americans (CP)
Amerks come up short in 2-1 loss to Marlies (Amerks.com)
Penalty killers post a shutout as Sabres end skid
'"It was more of the game we need to play, and we'll see if we can take the confidence and turn it into something here," said goaltender Ryan Miller, who made 30 saves against the NHL's highest-scoring team.'
Tampa's a dream for ex-Griff Conacher
'"It's such a nice setup here in Tampa," Conacher said before facing the Buffalo Sabres in a game in which he assisted on the Tampa Bay goal in a 2-1 loss. "The fans are awesome. The city's awesome. It's just a dream. It's been an awesome season so far."'
An era comes to an end
'Lindy was forced to get on the phone and personally call season ticket holders and beg them to keep their season tickets. It was almost as if Lindy was the guy that had to personally call every fan and apologize for the Ted Nolan fiasco. What followed was 16 years of ups and downs that finally ended last week.'
Wednesday's Tampa Bay Coverage
Miller, Sabres turn back Tampa Bay Lightning in 2-1 decision (Tampa Tribune)
Malone glad to be back on ice (Tampa Tribune)
Lightning fall to Sabres (Tampa Bay Times)
Lindbeck hasn't taken needed big step (Tampa Bay Times)
Sabres 2, Lightning 1 (TampaBayLightning.com)
Photo gallery (TampaBayLightning.com)
Photo gallery (Sabres.com)
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- 4 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) diced tomatoes, drained
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- 1/2 cup minced fresh cilantro
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- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Cover and chill until serving. Serve with tortilla chips. Yield: 7 cups.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
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'"We've talked about (size). You look at some of the kids that we've signed lately like Gerbe, Kennedy, and Derek Roy's on the roster," Devine said. "But I was talking to a Montreal scout this year and he said, 'Kevin, we thought that one year and we ended up picking guy named Doug Wickenheiser.' I don't know if a lot of guys know that name, but they picked him over Denis Savard. And a lot of guys do know Denis Savard."'
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|Here is some info Advanced-Design Engineering S10 Frame Swap for AD Trucks Definitive S-10 Frame Swap Vehicle List - THE H.A.M.B.
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Did you Google 1950 Chevy truck build ? I did and got some hits you may like !AOL Search
Also saw an ad for "Overhaulin" today that says they will be doing a 54 chevy this week. Not sure what network carries that show, but I think it will be on at nite.
Thanks for the info Brian, I am brand new at this so, all info is very helpful. What parts would you reccomomend (for a limited budget) to get things off the ground for this project? I think to modify my existing frame I will need the mustang II front end.. I Have a ford 9 inch that will need to be gone through... I have all the body parts and they are in good shape just need to bang out some dents.... was told that this frame (which is already lowered with disc brakes, air bags, would be easier and cheaper than buying a new mustang II front end and re-gearing the 9" that I have... Like I said, any info for me to make this a summer time cruiser (that will last) is helpful... I am trying to get the entire truck finished by May 2013 as you know, and need to get in the right direction ASAP...
Thanks for the help
Here's a dropped front axle. This is new and a modern design. I actually have one of these (though it's for a 55-59) and it's a damn nice piece.
1947-54 Chevy/GMC Pickup Dropped Axle - Speedway Motors, America's Oldest Speed Shop
You have been sold a sock of poop as far is info. Unless that frame has had some extensive work done to it, as well as the rad support and inner fenders on the truck you have a LOT (read that LOT) of work. We are talking adding a room onto your house kinda work.
First off, unless it's an S-10 frame it is WAY too big.
There is no such thing as a frame "swap", it requires a LOT of fabrication to pull off making a frame fit another vehicle, it is the rage apparently in 2000's to do this, I don't get it, I have seen way too many of these that look like every loving crap.
There are zillions of kits and parts to upgrade your original frame. Awesome springs that make it ride beautiful, dropped axles, bolt on disc brakes, there are ZILLIONS of kits out there. You can swap to independent with a bolt on kit in one weekend!
Look at what just one place has. Classic Truck Chassis & Suspension Parts - Speedway Motors, America's Oldest Speed Shop
You want this thing done by May, sand blast and paint (or simply have it powder coated they will blast it for you) your original frame, get that Speedway bolt in crossmember and your done. If you want to shop around for a Mustang II crossmember there are tons of them, get some good references (personally I have no idea if that Speedway one is good or not) but there are TONS of options for these trucks. Changing frames changes EVERYTHING. Running board mounts, bumper mounts, the rad support has to be cut all up, the inner fenders, the steering has to be changed, the motor has to be moved from the stock location on the frame, there is NO SUCH THING as a frame "swap". It is no different (not a tiny bit) than trying to put a fender from an 84 pickup on your truck! "COULD" it work, sure with enough work. But making one from scratch would be a lot easier.
I have owned one of these trucks for 40 years, drove it every day, drove it all over Cal, it WORKED with the stock suspension and that was with crap old junk. Rebuilt with the new super ride springs and such, they drive sweet.
REALLY think hard before you start such a HUGE project as modifying the wrong frame (or fender) to fit your truck.
And as far as money, by the time you rebuild the suspension and find that you need another rear end anyway and the steering box is shot and on and on you save NOTHING. Add up REALISTICALLY what it will cost and you will find that buying some nice rod parts that were made to update your truck are no more money than that frame "swap". The "swap" is simply a money swap, time swap and work swap. You swap money time and work spent onto the wrong frame to force it to work, that's all.
1950 chevy truck Frame Swap
I'm looking for some advise. I am rebuilding a 1950 chevy truck and have purchased a 1984 chevy truck frame, that I was told I could make work for this project. Does anyone out there know if this is the case? I have the 84 frame ready to be sandblasted and painted but, want to make sure this application will work before putting any more money into it. I'm trying to have this truck done by May of 2013 for my 10 year anniversary.... Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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What CCQ could be used to test the following:
-If I were you, I'd buy... (conditional)
-He was eating his dinner when his cellphone rang. ('was eating...rang'; interrupted past continuous)
-She looks up to her father. (look up to)
-I wish I'd visited Bombay (I wish I'd done sth).
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!


text: All the libratards want background checks to buy firearms. Well, with their own out of pocket money, why not do a background check on everyone who has a social security number every five years using the criteria now in effect today. Then issue a permit to buy to everyone who qualifies. The people who don't want guns don't have to use the permit, and the people who want guns would be allowed to purchase anywhere on the U.S. even in New york or Chicago or Rawlins, Wyoming. No further paperwork, period. Then enforce the frigg'n laws we already have!!! This would keep the government from screwing up anything else for a long time to come.


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There was a bit of confusion at WalMart this morning.
When I was ready to pay for my purchases of shotgun shells
and bullets the cashier said, "Strip down, facing me."
Making a mental note to complain about the Federal gun
registry people running amok, I did just as she had instructed.
When the hysterical shrieking had finally subsided, I found
out that she was referring to my credit card.
I have been asked to shop elsewhere in the future.
They need to make their instructions to us seniors a little