text: [ Man Hacks: How to Make a Drinking Glass Out of a Beer Bottle By Nick Lee March 26, 2014 As requested in this weeks hack we will turn an empty 22oz bottle in to a drinking glass. Read More Category: Around Albany, Videos Tags: beer, man hacks, the beer bottle drinking glass Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
Neil Warnock has hinted that Queens Park Rangers were wrong to sack him last season as they search for their first Premier League win of the campaign.
Manager Mark Hughes's position appears extremely vulnerable with his side bottom of the Premier League table after 12 games.
Saturday's 3-1 home defeat by fellow strugglers Southampton provoked fury among Rangers fans and, unlike on previous occasions, co-owner Tony Fernandes did not offer clear backing to his manager when he tweeted after the game.
Warnock, who was dismissed by Rangers last January and is now in charge of Leeds, is upset at what he believes have been attempts to pin the blame for current failures on his time in charge.
Warnock said: "You know how bitter I felt. There are quotes coming out sometimes from the current management and I don't accept it.
"I hear they're trying to get away from last year. I bet they wish they were in the position now that we were in last year [Rangers were 17th in the table when Warnock was shown the door].
"People should get their own house in order. We had a great squad and a great dressing room spirit and you'd probably have to look at that and think: 'Have they got one now?'"
Fernandes is understood to be in Malaysia at the moment but, given the severity of the situation, he may fly to London this week to try to determine the best steps to take, with Rangers five points adrift of safety after picking up just four points and facing a trip to Manchester United on Saturday.
Following previous defeats, the Rangers chairman had always stressed his support for Hughes but this time his tweets were more equivocal.
Fernandes wrote: "I feel gutted. I have put my heart and soul into this with my other shareholders. And done all we can to give support to players and management. I can only apologise to the QPR fans. They deserve better."
Harry Redknapp is the strong favourite to replace Hughes but when asked on BBC's Match Of The Day programme whether he would like the Rangers job, the former Tottenham manager sidestepped the question.
Despite his response, Redknapp's ability to revive clubs' fortunes would make him an attractive option were Hughes to leave.
- More about:
- Neil Warnock
- Premier League
- Queens Park Rangers

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Gator Football Lands New Recruit
Published June 11th, 2013
Loading Video...
GAINESVILLE- The Gator football team recieved a new recruit Traven Bryan last night.
Bryan is an offensive lineman from Casper, Wyoming.
Related Stories
- Gator Football Lands Wide Receiver Recruit
- New Gator Football Recruits and News
- Florida Football Lands 28 Recruits On National Signing Day
- Gator Football Recruiting Gets A Boost
- Gator Football Recruiting Follow
- Gator Roundup: Men's Basketball Stunned in Arizona, Women Get First Road Win, Football Adds Another Recruit
- Gator Football Lands 11th Verbal Commit to Class of 2013
- Gator Football Hopes to Land Multiple Under Armour All-Stars
- Muschamp Lands Five-Star Recruit Hargreaves
- Donovan Lands Another Top Recruit


text:
Parents' Union Dissolution and Adolescents' School Performance
Comparing Methodological Approaches
This study compares two methods of analyzing data propensity score matching and the more traditional ordinary least square (OLS) regression technique, to discuss whether results obtained via each method are comparable in answering a particular sociological question. The question of concern is whether dissolution of the marital union of parents of adolescents influences those adolescents' coursework in mathematics and in overall grade point average and cause failure rate. Approximately 50 percent of children born in the 1990s will live in a single-parent household at some point; thus, the issue of how family structure influences child well-being is of paramount importance. One purpose of this research was to clarify whether family structure change itself influences well-being, or whether observed effects are caused by other changes and problems associated with family structure, such as alcohol use, financial stress and other factors. The technique of propensity score matching may be particularly useful when randomized experimental design is not possible or is inappropriate in order to decrease confounding factors such as endogeneity and selection bias. Data were drawn from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health and Academic Achievement Study.
Results showed that experiencing a parental union dissolution was related to lower academic achievement (decline in grades and increase in course failures) at the end of that year, but was not related to progress through mathematics courses in particular. The effect of union dissolution was similar across the methods used to calculate results. The authors concluded that propensity score matching techniques are an exciting tool for social scientists studying families, because these techniques can help estimate relationships that may be best estimated with quasi-experimental designs, and can predict outcome differences between two groups of very different sizes. They also determined with reasonable confidence that union dissolution itself, or the transition process to dissolution, leads to some level of short-term academic decline. This finding is troubling given that high school academic success is considered critical to long-term educational and career opportunities.


text:
Pictures In MS Word On Demand
Do you have a picture or logo that is frequently used in your MS Word documents?
Are you tired of the constant routine involved with the insertion of the picture into document after document?
I know I get pretty tired of it. (I can't stand to repeat myself unnecessarily! :- )
Anyway, if you're in this situation where you have a logo or other picture you want instantly inserted without all the need to search the hard drive, then this is the tip for you.
Let's try putting the picture into the AutoText for super quick access.
Instead of the old Insert menu, Picture sub-menu, choose a picture type then navigate the hard drive to locate and finish the picture insertion…
you could just use the Insert menu, AutoText submenu and pick the picture from the lists there.
Boom! Picture in—searching for pictures is way out!
Ready to find out how?
Good, then let's get started.
- The first thing you'll need to do is to have the picture in an open Word document. Either insert it into a new document or open one that already has the picture inserted.
- Now click on the picture to select it.
- With the picture still selected, go to the Tools menu, AutoCorrect choice.
- In the AutoCorrect window you'll need to go to the AutoText tab.
- Enter an AutoText name for the picture in the "Enter AutoText Entries Here" field.
- When you've named it click the Add button.
- To finish click OK.
That's it!
You'll immediately be returned to the Word document where, if you take a quick moment to look, you'll find that the picture name is now in the AutoText lists under the Insert menu.
There you have it: pictures and logos as easy to find as any AutoText entry you've ever made.
~ April


text:
The Chainsmokers
The Chainsmokers are an American DJ duo consisting of Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall. Their 2014 single "#Selfie" reached No. 16 on the US charts and No. 11 on the UK charts while their 2015 single "Roses" reached No. 6 on the US charts. They released their debut EP, Bouquet, in October 2015. In February 2016, the duo released the single "Don't Let Me Down", featuring vocals from Daya.


text:
much higher velocity than a standard .22 bullet. Heavier bullet too. The speed of the bullet and how it tumbles when it enters an object allow it to be very deadly. The fact that .223 / 5.56 are lightweight, allows servicemembers to carry a lot of ammunition for their m16's. if you use them in burst or full auto, you can go through ammo in a hurry. being able to carry plenty of extra without being bogged down too much by weight, is a big benefit.
I'm no ballistics expert, but I think a regular .22 bullet out of a rifle at max gets about 1200 fps velocity. .223 / 5.56 gets around 3000 fps, give or take a few hundred feet per second depending on which barrel you have, and what load you are firing.


text:
A Check Engine Light can come on because some models may misinterpret the ratio of air and fuel being burned for combustion. The powertrain control module (PCM) will need to be replaced to fix the problem.
Problem Description and Possible Solution
Problem Data
RepairPal Verified
Average mileage: 80,309 (12,600–132,637)
Exhaust & Emissions affected: 2.3L 4 Cylinder
14 people reported this problem


text:
The Lion, The Witch & YOUR Wardrobe
Basking in the stellar reviews of Alice (in Wonderland), The Washington Ballet is partnering with Imagination Stage in Bethesda for The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe, which will run June 20-August 12, promising a dazzling fusion of dance, acting and puppetry. On April 19, Evonne Connolly, Jean-Marie Fernandez and Anna Marie Parisi-Trone hosted a spring trend fashion presentation at Saks Chevy Chase. WB Artistic Director Septime Webre and his companion stuffed lion encouraged everyone to "step through the wardrobe into the magical world of Narnia.


text:
AnnaCVP avait besoin d'un nouveau design de logo et a lancé un concours sur 99designs.
Un gagnant a été sélectionné de 89 designs proposés par 16 designers freelance.
Our goal is to call for the expansion of critical programs like the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps & Teach for America.
To this end, we have begun an effort to collect thousands of student signatures showing our support for bigger, better and more accessible opportunities to serve: locally, nationally and globally.
We require a logo to go with our new website- ideally, it will reflect the youthful energy and optimism of the campaign, as well as an original take on the spirit of service and activism.
More details can be found at http://www.campaignforpublicservice.org. The website is being overhauled, so it should not be a factor in the design.


text:
Libyan convoys in Niger, may be Gaddafi deal
By Emma Farge and Abdoulaye Massalatchi
BENGHAZI, Libya/AGADEZ, Niger (Reuters) - Scores of Libyan army vehicles crossed the desert frontier into Niger in what may be a bid by Muammar Gaddafi to seek refuge in a friendly African state, military sources from France and Niger told Reuters on Tuesday.
The Libyan rebels who overthrew Gaddafi two weeks ago said they also thought about a dozen other vehicles that crossed the remote border may have carried gold and cash apparently looted from a branch of Libya's central bank in Gaddafi's home town.
Details of the developments remained very sketchy.
The military sources said a convoy of between 200 and 250 vehicles was escorted to the northern city of Agadez by the army of Niger, a poor and landlocked former French colony. It might, said a French military source, be joined by Gaddafi en route to adjacent Burkina Faso, which has offered him asylum.
U.S. officials said they thought Gaddafi was still in Libya, though the convoy in Niger might contain senior figures.
France, Niger and Burkina Faso, as well as Libya's new rulers and NATO, all denied knowing where Gaddafi was or of any deal to let him go abroad or find refuge from Libyans and the International Criminal Court who want to put him on trial.
French Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard Valero said it was for Libyans to decide the venue but that Gaddafi must not slip away quietly. "He will have to face justice for all the crimes he has committed in the past 42 years," he said.
Near Tripoli, Reuters journalists found torture chambers used recently as Gaddafi tried to suppress the revolt. Continued...


text:
1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee Problems
RepairPal has identified the most common problems with the 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee based on complaints from actual vehicle owners. We'll tell you what the problem is and what it'll take to fix it.
The AC/heater (HVAC) system may unexpectedly switch to the defrost mode when accelerating. This system is operated by engine vacuum and should be inspected for any vacuum leaks if this problem develops. There is also a revised vacuum check valve available to address this concern.
Failure in the blower motor power module (automatic temperature controls) or resistor block (manual AC) may cause the heater blower motor to work only on the high setting. The connector to the power module/resistor block is known to overheat (and sometimes melt). The connector or terminals should be replaced; a replacement connector is available.
The AC evaporator drain commonly clogs and causes water to leak onto the passenger side floor. A sloshing noise may also be heard from the water inside the heater housing. Decaying organic debris in the housing may cause an odor. A service bulletin (TSB 24-06-96) was released; it describes how to clean the drain tube without removing the heater AC housing.
Electrical contacts in the tail lamp housing tend to break or melt, which can cause the brake lights to fail or work intermittently. Complete inspection of the tail light housing and bulbs is recommended before replacing any parts.
Loose or worn suspension and steering components can cause a wobble or shaking in the steering wheel. It may happen at a certain speed and subside as the vehicle accelerates through the range. Tire balance can contribute to this as well.
The ABS light can come on, indicating an ABS pump motor circuit fault. This is most likely to occur in warmer areas (above 90° F) and usually after a quick stop, like a refueling. If no faults can be found in the pump motor circuit after proper diagnostics, there is a revised ABS control module which should correct this concern.
The power window motor commonly fails in the front and rear doors. This may require replacement of the complete window regulator assembly which will include the window motor.
Due to warped front brake rotors or variations in the thickness of the rotors, brake pulsations may develop. The best method to reduce pulsations is to use an "On the Car" brake lathe (as long as the rotors are suitable for turning). "On the Car" equipment can correct variations (or "runout") in the rotor surfaces because it also corrects variations in other components (e.g. the hub).
Leaks at the front and/or rear differential pinion seal and from the transfer case are common. Leakage from the transfer case normally occurs at the case-mating surfaces and require removal of the transfer case to reseal.
External oil leaks from the valve cover gaskets, intake manifold gaskets (front or rear), and the rear crankshaft seal area are common. The rear main seal is an unlikely source. Normally, leaks in this area are from the bearing cap mating surfaces as well as the sealing surface between the oil pan and bearing cap.
On the 3.9L V6 and 5.9L V8 the engine oil leaks at the distributor can be misdiagnosed as leaks from the intake manifold seal, oil pan gasket, or rear crankshaft (rear main) seal. A revised distributor is available if oil is found inside the distributor.
On 3.9L V6 and 5.9L V8 engines, the intake manifold gasket may leak and cause increased oil consumption and a spark knock during acceleration; the gasket should be replaced.


text:
Khakhanate Book 2: The Crow HTML version
Book II
The Crow
Copyright © 2009 Thomas Lankenau
For Deena
Amona Island, 118 K
(Mona Is., PR, 1487)
My name is Crow. My name is also Karl Waldman, although I am never called that. Only my parents and
sometimes my siblings called me Karl, to everyone else I am, in various languages, the Crow. I suppose it is
presumptuous of me to think to carry on my grandfather's narrative, since I share few of his attributes. Still,
among those few attributes I do share with him are a good memory and enough patience to ferret out the truth
from the official version of events. These qualities would have long ago gotten me killed had I not eventually
learned discretion. As it is, they did get me exiled three times (so far), and I now find myself with a lot of time
and little to keep me busy. I am now (in my third exile) living on a small island named Amona that lies between
the much larger islands of Aiti and Boriquen. It is about eighteen li long and twelve li wide, and is little more
than a limestone slab rising about two hundred feet above the surface of the sea. It is riddled with caves and
alive with innumerable birds. I am not allowed off the island, but I can receive visitors, and a most attentive
staff of two Tainos from Boriquen meets all my needs. They grow, gather, hunt or catch and prepare whatever
we eat, and keep my small house clean and cheerful. They are a very warm, friendly couple who make every
effort to keep my spirits up. They even insist that they do not mind staying here with me and indeed, they only
rarely return home. All this even though I was a complete stranger to them when their cacique ordered them to
attend me in exile (in defiance of official instructions that I be left alone on the island) and make sure I live long
and well. Their cacique, Behechio, does know me and feels indebted to me, but more on that at the proper time.
One of the few people who care to visit me regularly is my Ani' Yun'-wiya brother Cimnashote. On his last
visit, he brought me the copy of my grandfather's memoirs, which I had left with his parents so long ago and
reminded me of his mother's prediction that I would finish it. It was that, rather than the birth of a namesake
grandson, that has led me to write this book. It should help keep me busy for a good long time.
I must admit that when I first read Grandfather's memoirs, I dreamt of writing my own after a great and
successful life that easily eclipsed that of my great ancestor. As it happens, I write now more for lack of
anything better to do, and my life has been quite mediocre and forgettable to anyone else but me. Still, I have
been around great people and significant events and I can set them down with more disinterest than anyone else
I know, especially since only a handful of people, all of whom are related to me, can read this old language.
I should probably begin where Grandfather left off. When he died he was ninety-five years old, a most ancient
age that few others have attained, especially after so active a life. I was five years old when he died and while
aware of him, knew him only as the very old man who would tell us wonderful stories. He alludes to his talent
in the narrative, but he is too modest about it. They were marvelous tales, and he would tell them with
exaggerated gestures, expressions, and inflections easily holding my rapt attention. His bright blue eyes would
variously burn with intensity, shine with wonder, freeze with icy coldness, or sparkle with fun. I was
heartbroken when my sister told me he was dead. It was many years and in my second exile before I fully
appreciated such storytelling. I do remember some of his funeral to which my father alluded in his appendix. I
stood with the whole family when the funeral pyre was lit by the then Khan, my cousin John. We all
subsequently accompanied the ashes out into the middle of the lake in a fleet of small boats. There was a natural
whirlpool there, and the ashes were placed in a basket that was directed into the whirlpool where it was sucked
under. The only other thing I remember about the day was the silence. There was no sound from the throng in
the square. My cousin John said very little. The fire crackled, steamed, and hissed dispiritedly, as if it regretted


text:
Sign In
Contact Us
Create your custom Crayola product in just minutes. Visit the Crayola My Way factory to get started now. Tip the crayon will guide you through each simple step!
Turn any art into a real stuffed animal! Super easy to order!
Add To Favorites
What would spice up your school locker? Make magnetic picture frames to show off your favorite pictures of pets, friends, or family.
With Crayola Colored Pencils, draw the shape of your the locker photo frame on a paper plate or thin recycled cardboard. Cut it out with Crayola Scissors. In the middle, cut out the section where your picture will fit.
With Crayola School Glue attach at least two magnet pieces to the back of the frame. Air-dry the glue.
Spread a thin layer of Crayola Model Magic® over the entire front of the frame as a base—it can even stick out beyond the edges if you like.
Add cool designs to the frame base with Model Magic pieces. Use thin coils for borders, edging, or to write words. Shape your favorite team logos or other designs and press them on the frame. Use your imagination! Model Magic® dries to the touch overnight
For highlights and details, complete your sophisticated locker look with Crayola Glitter Glue. Air-dry the frames.
Glue your picture to the back of the frame. Air-dry the glue before hanging it on your locker!
Let's make something!
Does Dad like baseball? Make him the perfect Father's Day gift to display at work or home.
Add To Favorites
Craft a picture frame that will cause a buzz! Make this bee-themed frame to hold your favorite photo.
Explore celebrations across the globe! Capture a celebratory moment of your own by designing a colorful fabric banner!
Make a creative and personal gift for Mom or Dad.
Craft some critter-inspired cards for friends or family. Whether the occasion is "Whale Wishes" or a simple" Bird-Day,"
Make Dad a garden that rocks!
Create fun, unique party favors that your guests will love! Customize these twisty treat or gift holders to match any pa
Read all about it! The best Dad in the world lives at my house!


text:
Low Vitamin D Associated with Falls and Loss of Mobility in Elderly
Byron J. Richards, Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist
Listen to Byron Explain
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.
One-third of elderly Americans are blatantly deficient in vitamin D and a majority lack optimal vitamin D for good health. One quality of health aspect during aging is maintaining the physical ability to get around and do things. Several new studies point out that vitamin D is needed to maintain physical functionality during aging.
The first study involved 2,099 men and women aged 70-79 who did not have mobility problems at the beginning of the study. They were tested for vitamin D status and followed for the next six years. Those with low vitamin D were more likely to develop mobility limitations, including a twofold higher risk for mobility disability.
"This is one of the first studies to look at the association of vitamin D and the onset of new mobility limitations or disability in older adults," said lead author Denise Houston, Ph.D., R.D., a nutrition epidemiologist in the Wake Forest Baptist Department of Geriatrics and Gerontology. "It's difficult to get enough vitamin D through diet alone and older adults, who may not spend much time outdoors, may need to take a vitamin D supplement. Higher amounts of vitamin D may be needed for the preservation of muscle strength and physical function as well as other health conditions."
In a separate report published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has recommended exercise and vitamin D to prevent falls in adults ages 65 and older. This report is significant because government panels of experts seldom recommend a vitamin for anything, even when the evidence is overwhelming. In other words, the evidence in support of older people taking vitamin D to prevent falls is overwhelming. And according to the first study they also need vitamin D to keep active, which is another recommendation of this panel.
I previously reported that researchers have found that increasing vitamin D in the elderly would significantly extend lifespan. I have also reported that the dose of vitamin D needed to optimize levels is between 4,000 I.U. and 8,000 I.U. per day. A person does not want to be at the bottom of the normal range on a vitamin D test. You should strive to be in the middle of the normal range for optimal benefits of vitamin D during aging.
More Health News
Loading articles...
Loading content...View All Health News Archives
About Wellness Resources:


text:
Skynet Research, maker of cutting edge robots, has a brand new module ready for consumer testing. Go here to find out how to request your own Model 101 Enhancement Module.
Relatedly, Last Exit to Nowhere has a great Skynet t-shirt.
*Previously: Terminator paper toy.
*Buy Terminator toys at eBay.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Own your own primitive Terminator
Posted by John at 7:13 PM
Labels: advertising, robot, terminator


text:
When people think about space travel they don't often think of Canada, but one Canadian astronaut is putting the country's space program on the map.
Chris Hadfield, who will be the first Canadian astronaut to command the International Space Station next month, is on a five month mission and spoke to Canadian actor William Shatner from the space station on Thursday. The conversation was broadcast live on several television networks.
Jeremy Hansen is a rookie astronaut at the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) in Montreal who coordinated the intergalactic chat.
He told News Talk Radio that having a vocal, social media-savvy astronaut like Hadfield has raised awareness about Canada's space program and what the country is able to contribute.
"Canadians now know, 'hey we do have a space station,' we are part of it as Canada, we played a key role in building it," said Hansen.
Canada's key role was the contribution of two robotic arms of the International Space Station; Canadarm2 and Dextre.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield's shot from space, looking down at the City of Boston.
While the CSA is based in Montreal, the agency has a research building in Saskatoon. It's part of the Innovation Place Research Park on the University of Saskatchewan campus.
Only three astronauts are currently training at the CSA. There are historically 12, but Hansen said many have retired or moved on.
Following his chat with Shatner, Hadfield answered some questions from people at the space agency. During that time he explained how people on earth look up at the sky and see black.
But Hansen said Hadfield saw something else.
"He said the sky is filled with the white of so many stars beaming back on earth and it's almost the exact opposite. He said he can't see constellations because they're washed out by so much light coming from the universe, and that just really inspired me," said Hansen, who has yet to be in space.
Despite recent budget cuts, he believes Hadfield's mission proves the importance of having a space program in Canada--and sharing that perspective of space with humanity.
"He's bringing space back to Canada for us. More people are paying attention than I think we've ever seen previously."
Follow on Twitter: @Breezybremc


text:
Compete in the greatest anime battle in the world! Comic Stars Fighting 3.6 features more characters and arenas than ever before. You can customize your fighter's HP, attack, and speed before each bout. Complete 32 levels of Battle mode, or see how long you can last in Survival mode!
Comic Stars Fighting 3.6 is one of our selected Dragon Ball Z Games. Also very popular on this website right now are Crazy Zombie 9.0, Dragon Ball Fierce Fighting 2.6, Anime Battle 1.5 and Bleach vs Naruto 2.3.
Report game as broken
Cancel report of broken game


text:
|Look up gymnophobia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gymnophobia is a fear (phobia) of nudity.
The term gymnophobia comes from the Greek γυμνός - gumnos, "naked"[1] and φόβος - phobos, "fear".[2] A phobia that has a significant amount of overlap with gymnophobia is dishabiliophobia, which is the fear of undressing in front of others.[3]
Gymnophobics experience anxiety from nudity, even if they realize their fear is irrational. They may worry about seeing others naked, being seen naked, or both. Their fear may stem from a general anxiety about sexuality, from a fear that they are physically inferior, or from a fear that their nakedness leaves them exposed and unprotected.[4]
Gymnophobics often attempt to rationalize the condition by avoidance or shunning of many forms of nudity, or such as using modesty or other seemingly rational or moral grounds. Many people avoid public nudity as well as nudity in private situations, and some have an aversion to nudity as an aspect of prudishness or body shame.
Gymnophobia refers to an actual fear of nudity, but most sufferers with the condition learn how to function in general society despite the condition. They may, for example, avoid changing rooms, washrooms, showers, and beaches. However, the condition can be regarded as an anxiety disorder if the person cannot control the phobia or it is interfering with their daily life.[5] Gymnophobia is common among children, especially those undergoing puberty. Child gymnophobia is common due to peer pressure, bullying, and a fear of exposing sexual organs.
Gymnophobia has been likened to the fictional condition "never-nude" portrayed in the comedy series Arrested Development.[6][7][8][9][10][11]
See also[edit]
- ^ γυμνός, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus
- ^ φόβος, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus
- ^ Greene, Elliot (2013). The Psychology of the Body. p. 240.
- ^ "Gymnophobia". MedicineNet.
- ^ Edmund J. Bourne (2005-05-01). The Anxiety & Phobia Workbook. New Harbinger Publications Incorporated. ISBN 978-1-57224-413-9.
- ^ Nick Haslam (23 May 2013). "No more cover-up: bared bodies and never nudes exposed". The Conversation.
- ^ Meghan Holohan. "Gymnophobics are real-life 'never-nudes'". NBC News.
- ^ http://blogs.villagevoice.com/afterdark/2011/03/are_never-nudes_an_actual_real_thing.php
- ^ "Tobias Fünke's "nevernude" problem is real. It's called "gymnophobia," or the fear of nude bodies.". Mental Floss.
- ^ Tracie Egan Morrissey. "'Never Nude' Is Actually a Real Condition". Jezebel.
- ^ "Here's a timely reminder that "never-nudes" aren't just something Arrested Development made up".


text:
Condition is fragile: handle with care
Page Tools
If the Government learns from the past, the economy can continue to grow, writes Ross Garnaut.
The economy has now experienced more than 13 years of remarkably strong sustained growth, on the foundation of economic reform over the preceding decade, the defeat of inflation in the early 1990s, prudent fiscal policy for the first years of the Howard Government and steady, and mostly well-judged, independent monetary policy. But it has now entered a period of vulnerability.
Domestic consumption and housing investment have grown rapidly for years. Governments have spent the tax windfalls flowing from exceptional export prices. These have pushed spending and costs to levels sustainable only in the most favourable circumstances.
In the early 2000s, as in the late '80s but more so, a less expansive fiscal policy would have opened a more palatable set of policy choices and economic outcomes. Alternatively, earlier judicious tightening of monetary policy would have left us less vulnerable now.
But for the immediate future, we must manage within the realities of high inflation for non-tradeable goods and services (those not traded internationally), a high exchange rate, and negligible growth in exports.
We have to manage with trade and current account deficits running at near-record levels - despite conditions in external markets so favourable that they cannot be expected to continue indefinitely - and we have to manage with the fact that debt-ridden households are abnormally vulnerable to a range of shocks, including higher interest rates.
There is a possibility of a happy ending.
This is the scenario favoured by the Government's advisers. In the story with the happy ending, exports will now begin to grow strongly - although repeated predictions of broadly based export growth were narrowed down to the resources sector by the Treasurer, Peter Costello, last week.
In the official scenario, export growth would be accompanied by commensurate easing in private consumption and housing investment. Overall growth would fall slightly below that of recent years and keep inflation within the Reserve Bank's target range (2-3 per cent) without the dollar rising. Australia's terms of trade - supported on the export and import side by developments in China and elsewhere in Asia - would remain at or perhaps above present levels, and this would support high rates of investment and export expansion in the resource sector. Strong export growth and easing domestic demand would reduce the trade and current account deficits.
This is a possible way forward. But it depends on a number of favourable developments - strong economic growth in China and globally, low interest rates, private consumption and housing investment easing but not too much, non-tradeables inflation falling significantly and foreign exchange markets continuing to support a strong Australian dollar and rapid export growth - none of which is certain.
The other possibilities are less favourable for Australia. One is that domestic demand continues to expand strongly to keep inflation of non-tradeables prices near the rates of recent years. Holding overall inflation within the target range would then be disrupted by a large fall in the value of the dollar.
It is also optimistic to expect an early and strong resumption of growth in exports. Growth in the export of resources would need to be extraordinarily strong to reach the levels used to underpin the federal budget.
We should do everything we can to reduce vulnerability in the period ahead.
It would help if fiscal policy were now tightened considerably. It should have been done much earlier. This would take pressure from domestic demand without raising the exchange rate - as raising interest rates would do. But if fiscal adjustment were small or delayed monetary tightening, through higher interest rates, may still be needed to contain vulnerability to extreme international market responses.
The benefits of productivity-raising reform are received gradually. But early resumption of the reform agenda would help macro-economic adjustment if market responses to current imbalances give us time.
The imbalances that have emerged from the boom of the early 2000s have much in common with those of the late '80s. This should give us cause for reflection. The boom of 1989 was mismanaged badly - firstly by how it was allowed to develop and then through the monetary policy response to it.
In the early 2000s we have repeated the first of the errors. It is important to respond with greater skill than in the late '80s. Not to respond at all would be to substitute the error of inaction for excessive, wrong reaction. For policy not to respond at all would not avoid adjustment. It would leave adjustment to the unmediated international market place. This would invite dislocation more sudden and less predictable in its severity and incidence than the bungled monetary policy of 1989.
Professor Ross Garnaut is an Australian National University economist and was an adviser to the Hawke government. This is an edited extract from last week's Sir Leslie Melville lecture.


text:
A Tour Of The New Jerusalem (15 of 15) by Stan Coffey
This content is part of a series.A Tour Of The New Jerusalem (15 of 15)
Series: HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED ABOUT HEAVEN?
Stan Coffey
Revelation 22:1-5
Everything about the New Jerusalem will be magnificent! In our last lesson we learned about the streets of gold, the multi-faceted foundation, the walls of the city, the streets of gold and the gates of Pearl.
Now, through the miracle of God's word and guided by God's spirit, we will tour the New Jerusalem and marvel at more of it's wonders!
An old gospel song says, "Some morning you'll find me touring that city where the Lamb of God is the light." That is exactly what we want to do today – tour the city where all of God's people will one day be together.
I. THE RIVER OF THIS CITY – (vs. 1-2)
The Site of This River
John describes a natural wonder in the center of the New Jerusalem: "the river of the water of life." Water has always been important to cities simply because they cannot exist without it. Because the city is a center of human life, water is an essential.
Ghosts don't need water, but human bodies do. This is another affirmation that we will be in real, physical bodies and not disembodied spirits. This water supply will provide constantly available fresh water, pure and uncontaminated, able to satisfy the deepest thirst.
The Source of This River – The Throne of God occupied by the
Christ is the source of all natural beauties and wonders. In this great river is reflected His thirst-quenching need satisfying nature. The Lamb always meets His people's needs and fulfills their longings.
On the New Earth we won't have to leave the city to find natural beauty. It will be incorporated into the city, with the River of Life as its source. The river flows down the city's main street. Likely it has countless tributaries flowing throughout the rest of the city.
The Symbolism of This River
This great river reflects the thirst quenching, need-satisfying ability of Christ. Jesus always meets His ...
There are 12475 characters in the full content. This excerpt only shows a 2000 character sample of the full content.
Price: $4.99 or 1 credit
Sign up for a Free Trial with SermonSearch.com and download this sermon free today!
Featured Worship Backgrounds


text:
[Date Index]
[Thread Index]
[Author Index]
Re: How to write a "proper" math document
Producing a single pdf output file is today trivial in TeX -- in fact,
that's often the default.
Inserting a graphic via a mark-up command in the source (which would
then be included, in its entirety, in sch a pdf output) is straightforward.
But with TeX, even copy-and-paste with a graphic is simple if you use
the LyX interface to LaTeX.
On 7/13/11 3:10 AM, Andrzej Kozlowski wrote:
> ...Mathematica, even when uses as a "static editor" has lots of
> advantages over TeX editors, like the ability to paste high resolution
> pictures and parts of pdf files directly into a notebook (at least on
> the Mac). When you then print to PDF you get a single pdf file in which
> the stuff originally written in Mathematica and the things that were
> pasted in are merged seamlessly together. Achieving anything like this
> with TeX takes a great deal more effort....
Murray Eisenberg murray at math.umass.edu
Mathematics & Statistics Dept.
Lederle Graduate Research Tower phone 413 549-1020 (H)
University of Massachusetts 413 545-2859 (W)
710 North Pleasant Street fax 413 545-1801
Amherst, MA 01003-9305


text:
[Date Index]
[Thread Index]
[Author Index]
Re: Remove definitions from I
Hello Friedrich !
Just write :
MakeBoxes[I, _] := "\[ImaginaryJ]"
(where \[ImaginaryJ] is Esc jj Esc)
You can also write it in the init.m file, so it will be always like you want !
Beste Grüsse
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Oliver Friedrich [mailto:oliver.friedrich at tzm.de]
Envoyé : jeudi, 9. juin 2005 11:18
À : mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
Objet : [mg57812] Remove definitions from I
I want to use the symbol I as symbol for electrical current without any
definitions. Instead I want to use Esc jj Esc for the imaginary unit like
it is done in elecrtical engineering.
How can I free the I from any definitions. It is locked!
Thank you
Oliver Friedrich


text:
On with it, then!
If you need any indication that the Buffy/Angel romance has run its course, I accidentally wrote the following sentence in my notes to describe the opening scene: "Edward watches Buffy while she sleeps."
The two of them had retired to Angel's home, which I couldn't identify; is this the bedroom of his creepy graveyard lair? Or did he rent a nice studio and I just forgot about it? Buffy, tired from patrolling, passed out the night before and wakes up up with terrible bedhead. She wants to primp, but Angel reminds her that he doesn't have any mirrors. What's more, she suggests that they go to prom together, and it's like he doesn't even CARE about prom!
Back at Angel's charming open concept apartment with hardwood floors, he discovers a notebook that Buffy left behind on which she drew "Buffy and Angel 4ever!"
Believe it or not, but I was in high school once too. And while I remember very little, I do remember writing song lyrics in the margins of my notes and practice tattoos on myself because I just had a lot of emotions. But it seems peculiar, though maybe not unheard of, for a high school senior to write "Buffy and Angel 4ever!!" on her notebook, let alone Buffy, who not one year ago stabbed Angel and pushed him through a hell vortex.
Joyce makes a surprise visit to tell Angel what so many have told him before--Buffy and Angel are not 4ever. Angel is not averse to this intervention--ever stalwart and true, he knows what's best for Buffy and doesn't want to stand in her way. Plus, as he says, "I'm old enough to be her ancestor."
Back at the library, much to Giles's dismay, all the Scoobies can talk about are their prom get-ups. Willow probably says something about wearing a knit sweater with pom poms and some nice OshKosh B'Gosh overalls; Buffy bought a pink dress that is going to make Angel "lose it." Not the best phrasing.
In stark contrast with Buffy's obliviousness, we cut to Angel having a Dream of Great Metaphoric Significance that Buffy/Angel shippers across the world have probably screencapped within an inch of its life and hung the prints all over their walls. He and Buffy are in a chapel having a very traditional wedding, although it appears nobody showed up, but hey, nobody's wedding is perfect.
At least Buffy is wearing an awesome wedding dress! Which, when they exit the chapel, bursts into flame, along with Buffy. Again I say that nobody's wedding is perfect!
Buffy turns to Willow for post-breakup support. And I'll admit it. The scenes of Buffy grappling with the breakup get to me, the way Amends got to me. It's because Sarah Michelle Gellar is sooo good. She is so good at crying. Every time she cries, just forget it.
Xander goes tuxedo shopping and spots Cordelia still pining over the same beautiful dress from Earshot. Only before he can get any quips in about her shopping addiction, he discovers that she's actually a shopgirl. Her dad got busted for tax evasion and her family lost everything--their house, their ability to send Cordelia to college, and money for a prom dress. Xander pauses to process this dramatic turn of events, and gets mauled by a hellhound. Wait, what? I think I looked away for a second and missed something.
With some help from Cordelia's knowledge of fashion and the security camera footage of the store, the Scoobies realize that the hellhound went after somebody in formal wear. The culprit, caught on film, is Tucker, a Sunnydale High student we have never heard of and of whom we will never hear again. They put two and two together and figure out that he is training these hellhounds to attack kids at the prom. While some less creative types may just choose to cancel the prom, Buffy rejects this failure of imagination. She's going to give Sunnydale High a prom--a really good one! Even if it means she has to kill everyone in the world!!
I'm no psychologist, but one MIGHT say that Buffy is deflecting. She wanted the prom to be her one perfect high school moment--all of her birthdays have sucked, Homecoming was a wash, and her graduation day will be spent fighting the Mayor during his ascension. But if she can't be with Angel at the prom, she'll focus her energies into making sure the rest of her class can enjoy the prom for her. Buffy expresses this to Giles, bravely making her way through dialogue such as: "Should I tell them they can't spend tonight with their honeys, of all nights?"
She tracks down Tucker's hellhound warehouse where she discovers he locked them all in cages and forced them to watch high school movies about prom to train them to attack teenagers in formal wear. And why would a seemingly normal teenager resort to such drastic measures? When Buffy asks him, we get a hilarious (but dark) five-second flashback to Tucker asking a girl to the prom and getting rejected.
Buffy dispenses of the hellhounds easily. The monster factor in The Prom is a bit of a red herring--in fact, the only part of the episode that anybody cares about or remembers doesn't begin until Buffy turns up at the prom in her pink dress that will make Angel lose it.
She asks Willow and Oz how the prom has been so far, to which Oz responds, "Strangely affecting. I got all teared up when they played We Are Family." "Strangely affecting" may be the perfect way to describe this episode.
"We're not good friends. Most of us never found the time to get to know you. But that doesn't mean we haven't noticed you. We don't talk about it much but it's no secret that Sunnydale High isn't like other high schools. A lot of weird stuff happens here. (Zombies! Hyena people! Snyder!) But whenever there was a problem or something creepy happened you seemed to show up and stop it. Most of the people here have been saved by you or helped by you at one time or another. We're proud to say that the class of '99 has the lowest mortality rate of any class in Sunnydale History! And we know at least part of that is because of you. So the senior class offers its thanks and gives you this...It's from all of us. And it has written here: 'Buffy Summers--Class Protector.'"
Jonathan then presents her with pink sparkly umbrella that will totes make Angel lose it.
It's such a high school movie moment--the kind that would make the hellhounds flip--but there's a reason why those moments are so strangely affecting. It's the same reason the Buffy/Angel romance is so strangely affecting. It's wish fulfillment. It's the idea of a transcendent moment in time, and a sense of closure. These moments rarely if ever occur in real life. Buffy certainly never thought she'd get her perfect high school moment. She's not voted the Prom Queen, and she doesn't get a makeover and win over the heart of the quarterback. For a Slayer, this is the perfect high school moment.
And if that wasn't enough, she gets that sense of closure, too. Angel turns up at the prom, tux and all, for one final slow dance. Part of me wishes this were his last scene on the show. They say enough to one another to show that they understand he has to leave, without belaboring the point. And then they dance in silence to The Sundays' cover of "Wild Horses." And then the credits roll. And I'm not crying, you're crying!!
Cordelia leaves the shop for the night and finds out that her dress has been bought and paid for by Xander. This may be the first instance that I've ever felt compelled to write, "Awwww, nicely done Xander!"


text: USF Putt-Putt With Bulls for a Good Cause March 29, 2012 By USF Related Links Flyer Outside Flyer Inside Flyer Sign Up For Free Email Updates By TOM ZEBOLD USF Senior Writer TAMPA - The USF women's soccer team is set to host its "Holes for Goals" putting tournament at the USF Athletics facility. The event, in its fourth year, gives participants the opportunity to explore the inning workings of USF Athletics while networking and supporting the USF women's soccer program. A title sponsorship for four putt-putters is $5,000 and includes logo recognition on all promotional materials, signage throughout the event, four USF polos, a personal "Beverage Caddie" for the tournament, season tickets for four and recognition during the awards ceremony. Another perk to the package is a title sponsorship allows you and another person to be a coach on the bench during a Bulls soccer game this coming season. A head coach sponsorship, also for four participants, comes at a cost of $2,500 and includes most of the benefits of a title sponsorship, minus one coach on the bench perk and some of the signage recognition. An assistant coach package for four gets you four polos, women's soccer season tickets for two, one hole of sponsor recognition and recognition at the awards ceremony. Other packages include a team option for four that gets you four USF polos. An individual sponsorship is $65 for the event the helps the Bulls fundraise while getting to know their supports in a fun setting. All proceeds help USF fund scholarships, equipment, provide upgrades to the practice facility, assist with team travel and other needs. Complimentary food and beverages will be provided during Friday's action with Bern's Steakhouse providing wine and dessert. To register, fax the form that is attached to this article to 813-974-6197. Space is limited to the first 24 registered foursomes. For more information contact head coach Denise Schilte-Brown at 813-974-4026 or by e-mail at email@example.com. MORE FROM Women's Soccer Former USF Goalkeeper Makes History in Spain Listro Signs with U.D.G Tenerife in Spain Simpson Renews with UDG Tenerife @USFWSOC USF Women's Soccer @USFWSOC WHAT'S HOT news: USF Receiver Group Becoming a 'Monster' news: No. 23/24 Bulls Extend Win Streak to 22 Games news: Williams Becomes Program's First All-American


text:
West Seattle Chamber honors Pete Spalding and American West Bank at awards breakfast
Also honored were The Grove West Seattle Inn and West Seattle Garden Tour
The West Seattle Chamber of Commerce honored Pete Spalding as West Sider of the Year and AmericanWest Bank as Business of the Year at their annual Awards Breakfast Wednesday morning April, 18.
Also honored were The Grove West Seattle Inn as Emerging Business of the Year and the West Seattle Garden Tour as Westside Not-For-Profit Business of the Year.
The Chamber cited Spalding's work as a "tireless advocate and civic leader for West Seattle. Pete has been an active member of the West Seattle Food Bank board, serves on the Southwest Precinct Advisory Council, the Pigeon Point Neighborhood Council and other community groups." In thanking the Chamber for the award Spalding mentioned that he tries to live up to the phrase from Mahatma Ghandi who said, "be the change you want to see in the world."
AmericanWest Bank's award was accepted by branch Manager David Kim. The bank which changed hands and named this past year (it was formerly Viking Bank) was selected from a pool of more than 40 submissions. The Chamber program said, " Many nominators mentioned 'friendly, personal and professional', but it was AmericanWest Bank's community involvement and support of non-profits that earned them the title."
In the description for the The Grove West Seattle Inn award the Chamber said the hotel which was remodeled last year is a "strong addition to our business community." Chamber President Dave Montoure in his remarks noted that in a survey done last year the two things mentioned as most frequently needed in West Seattle were a hospital and a hotel. "Now we have some place for our parents to stay when they visit," Montoure said laughing.
The West Seattle Garden Tour (coming up July 15) now in it's 18th year was noted by the Chamber as a, "fun, family friendly event," but more than that for donating the "net proceed to support Seattle based community gardens and other non-profits that promote horticulture, education and the arts."
The speaker for the event was economist Matthew Gardner of Gardner Economics who, in a frequently humorous talk offered a generally upbeat forecast for the economy. Gardner is a frequent guest on CNBC and cited regularly by media for his opinions on economic developments.
In his remarks he noted that "Seattle remains the best west coast location relative to potential growth," matched only by Phoenix, Arizona and that this area is the only west coast market that exhibited strong income growth in 2011.
We encourage our readers to comment. No registration is required. We ask that you keep your comments free of profanity and keep them civil. They are moderated and objectionable comments will be removed.


text:
For your reasons stated above,if I had plenty of money,I'd surely buy............the Kel-Tec. > BTJM ------
This is a discussion on Rohrbaugh or Kel-Tec within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Hey guys, I need a nice little gun to keep in my pocket at work. A guy on our shooting told me to get a ...
Hey guys,
I need a nice little gun to keep in my pocket at work.
A guy on our shooting told me to get a Kel-Tec P3AT in a pocket holster, but I clocked on Chris's sig and I kind of like the Rohrbaugh P9S.
I have no experience with either, which would you suggest for a pocket gun? I'm thinking the Rohrbaugh simply because I can put my 9mm in it.
"There are more things on this planet with fangs, claws, poisons, and scales, than there are things that are warm, fuzzy, and full of love. It's just a simple fact." - James Keating
For your reasons stated above,if I had plenty of money,I'd surely buy............the Kel-Tec. > BTJM ------
Last edited by RSSZ; May 25th, 2006 at 07:34 PM.
Ever looked into the Kahr PM9/40 or MK9/40? Great little handgun that fits easily in a jeans pocket and is pretty damn accurate and controllable for a gun it's size.
"You've never lived until you've almost died. For those who fight for it, life has a flavor the protected will never know" - T.R.
<----My LT was unhappy that I did not have my PASS-Tag at that fire. But I found the body so he said he would overlook it. :)
You can buy 3 of the Kel-tec P3AT's for the price of a Rohrbaugh R9. That said, the R9 is a much nicer gun. Better quality, much better trigger, more effective caliber.
Rohrbaugh's downside is 1) price, nearly $1000 and 2) It's heavy. If it were any lighter, I don't think I'd want to shoot 9mm from it, but it is quite heavy in a pocket.
P3AT's sometimes have issues from the factory, finish work isn't great, and the trigger is LLOOONNNGGG. It has a lifetime backing from the factory, most problems are simple to fix, even for a 'tinkerer' like myself, and it's size and weight make it perfect for pocket carry. Did I mention that they're cheap??
I have the P3AT :)
Liberty is an inherently offensive lifestyle. Living in a free society guarantees that each one of us will see our most cherished principles and beliefs questioned and in some cases mocked. It's worth it.
Bit apples and oranges and yes - monster price differential so really hard to compare them in some ways.
Seeing as G2 KT seems more reliable than G1's - probably worth considering - tho I have to say I hate the look and feel - but then hey, function is the main deal. I had an early one and sold it.
Even the R9 has been for a few folks less than 100% - hard to tell why in some cases as most people get on with it fine. I only really have mine for BUG duty tho just rarely it might have to be 1º as my only option.
A grand is a lot to plunk down that's for sure tho the gun is extremely finely engineered - much will be down to budget I think.
Chris - P95
NRA Certified Instructor & NRA Life Member.
"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
My wife's new gen2 P32 has over 250 rounds through it with one minor jam.
We're happy with it.
Proud member of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy:
Porche or Ford?
I just recently bought a P3AT. But if I could have afforded the R9 I would have gone that route. The Kel-Tecs seem to work very well if you use them for what they are intended but the Rohrbaugh sure seems like a nice gun.

Kel tec also has the p-11 which is a 9mm and is coming out with a single stack 9mm that is supposed to be even smaller.
I own a p3at and use it everyday, one way or another...it is SO small and light that carrying it is...well forgetful. you can actually forget you have it in your pocket. I bought a rubber boot slip on grip and a +1 mag with finger ext on it, and that makes all the difference in the world for shooting and adds virtually nothing to size.
just my .02, but I would buy the p3at again, if I had it to do over.
reliabe, light, safe,and very very concealable.
--people ask why I carry, and I show them this picture. I think it says it all.--
NRA Certified Instructor--many disciplines
My gut feeling is that the earlier Rohrbaughs are going to end up being highly collectible firearms in the future.
Just a funny sneaking little hunch that I have.
the kel-tec will have issues. but you can work them out. the factory and internet sites have the information to correct any propblems with the kel-tec. i have a p3at and have worked on it to make it a carry gun. some on the site/peoples will tell you that their kel-tec worked 100% out of the box. mine was 85% out of the box, now it is 98%, i want 100%, just like my glocks. I still carry it as a "bug" (sometimes), (s&w model 60 is the best), but i don't feel good about it. i would go with the kel-tec, the price is right and the factory will strand behind the gun. i have not shipped my 380 to the factory, i have more test/rounds to shoot before i get to this point. i do not known any thing about the r9, it looks like a goood gun, but i do not have one to test. i was going to buy one, but kel-tec will have a small 9mm (i have the kel-tec p11 and it is a great gun) this summer, and shyy is also coming out with a small 9mm this summer. i am going to get both of them and test them hard. i test all of my guns hard (duty and off duty guns), this way i know they will go bang when i need them too. the kel-tec might take some work and i don't know about the r9.
I have the P-11, and have had no problem with it. My first test was to buy 250 rounds of 9mm reloads at a gunshow for $9. Lousy, dirty ammo. I put all 250 rounds through the new Kel-tek as fast as I could load the mags. No malfunctions. Rhome made a nice holster for it, but it is almost sacreligious to use it on the plastic toy. I may have been lucky, but it is accurate, easy to carry in the pocket or a calculator case clipped to the belt, is the size of a ,380, and has 10 rounds of 9mm or 15 if you use a Smith mag. Did I say I like it?
Split the difference, and go Seecamp. Seriously, I would want to try an R9, before buying one. I have shot 2" .357 mags, but the R9 is small. My Seecamps are fairly "snappy" on the trigger finger, with Fiocchi JHPs, so...
Also, a pocket gun is one you will most likely always have on you, hence, if you ever need one, it will be the one. Unless you are of above average resources (more power to you, if so!), a $300-400 gun lost to the evidence locker would be easier than a $1K gun. The old wisdom: "Two is one, and one is none...."
I think the P11 is the most reliable of the Kel-Tec bunch. I had one and never had a failure. I also have a P3-AT with which I have also never had a failure. Like everyone else has stated, it is just SO small there is never a reason to not carry it.
For the most "bang for the buck" go keltec. Stick with the second generation P3AT (New extractor) and feed it different ammos to see what it likes. For what you are looking for....slim, light, pocket carry, won't even know it is there....you won't be dissapointed. R9 is a fine piece of hardware, but I don't want my BUG to cost more than my primary. Also look at Gunsamerica.com under "K other guns". They have some good prices. Good luck.
"Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it."
At the local gunshop yesterday,I saw a used P-3AT,G2,great shape,green frame like mine,for $225. One probably could have gotten it for 200 even. ----------


text:
Sign In
No Tickets Left?
Provide Your Contact Information Below
07/19/14 7:00pm – Performance Workshop Taiwan: The Village
See All The Village Events
New Jersey Performing Arts Center
July 19, 2014, Saturday @ 7:00pm
With millions of fans nationwide, Ticket Monster
is your destination for exclusive discounts on
sports, concerts, and theater tickets.
Sign up and never miss a deal!
Enter your email address and we will send you an email with instructions on how to reset your password.


text:
28G Techy Tank Attempt
Hey, I wanted to throw together a journal of my fish tank progress since just before going high tech to today. I have been working on some technology to automate my fish tank. My goal is to eventually have a tank that takes care of itself.
I'm constantly learning new things about this hobby and I welcome any suggestions. I have really learned a lot from the other journals and discussions on this forum and for those, thank you.
I have been in this hobby for about 10 years. My tank stayed largely the same for a number of years until I finally made the change to a high tech tank. Basically I was a poor student up until recently.
Tank:20 Gallon Long
Plants: Jungle Val, Java Fern, Some Mystery plant
LiveStock: 6x Scissor Tail Rasbora, 2x Kribansis
Fast forward to 2012, I decided to go high tech. I decided to go for an LED light fixture from RapidLED. That design is shown here.
I went with Green leaf to get a full CO2 setup, and diffuser.
While this was on order, I started building a custom CO2 Controller. Its currently implemented, but it's not tidy. Its been a pile of circuit boards and wires for a couple of months. This should change this week as I have some time.
The result for 07/04/2012
Plants: Anubias Nana, Crypts, Java Fern, Cyperus Helferi?, Jungle Vallisneria
Substrate: Changed over from stony gravel to Eco-Complete. I did this by draining out the water, adding it all the Eco-complete into a pile on one side, and the old gravel on the other. I would scoop out the old gravel of the course of 2 weeks. No fish loss, except one scissor tail that suicided out of the bucket I was storing them in during the initial substrate dump.
Around this time, I upgraded to a 29 gallon tank and proper stand.
I also did some research and started with fertz. I'm following the EI method, with a regiment of:
1/4 tsp KNO3
1/16 tsp KH2PO4
1/16 tsp K2SO4
1/32 tsp MgSO4
1/16 tsp CSM+B
During water changes I add an extra 1/2 tsp CaNO3 and 1/2 tsp MGSo4 as my water is basically RO here in Victoria BC.
Filter: Fluval 206
Fish: I found my other fish a nice home, then got 15 neon Tetras, 7 Panda Cories, 3 otos, 2 assassin snails
At this point, I discovered that I need root tabs. I used the flourish root tabs, and all of the crypts finally stopped melting. It took me a while to realize that eco-complete holds nutrients, it doesn't really come with them.
I hope to package my fish tank controller soon, so that it looks like more than a bunch of wires. Its step one for automating my whole fish tank. The steps for the future are day/night cycle with changing brightness, auto dosing, overflow and auto top up. I'm looking forward to getting there.
Thanks for reading,
I'm planning to get some LEDs from Rapid too. Which ones did you get? I plan to get their non-dimmable solderless 12 LED kit.
Do you mind sharing the details behind your DIY controller? I am the midst of planning either a 20L shrimp tank or a reef and a DIY controller would help out.
I ended up going for the soldered dimmable LED since I knew I would be controlling the system with a Arduino micro controller. I knew I could make it tidier than the solderless kit. I also wanted to make use of my RGB LED strip, which would of gotten in the way of the solderless blocks.
Looks like most of your plants could grow without all of the high tech equipment and fert regiment. I see sags, crypts, ferns and Rotala indica.
Why not get some more challenging plants like Limnophila aromatica Ludwigia inclinata, and Pogostemon helferi
I agree with Hilde, push your limits
"I think I'll set up a 4-bulb ATI T5HO on a 12 inch tall tank directly on, 6bps of CO2, and triple- EI dosing. Then I'll grow some jungle vals."
There are some pushers in here, I like that. I will check out my LFS and see what I can find. I know there has been some talk on the forums about LED lighting turning typically red plants green, I would like to see for myself how they do.
very nice plants
man, why not push things even more and start up a collectoritis tank? Some eriocaulons would look rad in there. Put them in a tank they deserve! Too bad you're in canada though, could be hard getting stock :c Well, maybe not. I guess it's all relative.
I finally made some progress on my fish tank controller. I built it to allow up to 8 peripheral devices that can be controlled on a digital clock timer. I have yet to rewire it, but I managed to get everything mounted within the case today. Still needs a little finishing work, but here's an update of what I have accomplished so far. I also got a call to tell me my Limnophila aromatica came in today. I will have some posts up shorty. Hopefully with new growth showing. I tried finding some of the other plant suggestions, apparently Pogostemon helferi is impossible to find in Victoria as it doesn't transport well.
that's a great build.
Finished up the wiring. Tested it out today by turning a fan on and off. Seems to work out pretty solid. I already had this system monitoring the PH, and temperature, but now with a bit of programming, I can get it controlling the CO2 relay, air pump, and lights. All of which will be timed off the real time clock with battery backup. That's the green module mounted on top of the arduino mega 2560.
I haven't figured out what I'm doing with the other 5 plugs. I just need to buy more gear I guess.
With Flash
What are you using for the ph probe? Do you have a BOM (bill of materials) handy for your build?
I'm looking at making one of these because I need 3+ timers and my current reef power strip with two timers tends to stick causing one of the clocks to get out of sync.
|All times are GMT. The time now is 04:10 AM.
Powered by vBulletin®
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
User Alert System provided by Advanced User Tagging (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
vBulletin Security provided by vBSecurity v2.2.2 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.


text:
Latest Weather Blog
Heavy rain affects traffic, outages reported
BATON ROUGE - Heavy downpours moving through East Baton Rouge Parish are affecting some people's drive home, and knocked out power to thousands.
The Department of Transportation and Development said at 5:40 p.m. that high water was blocking the right and center lanes of I-110 South at Capitol Access. Then 15 minutes later, a wreck in the northbound lanes at that same location blocked the left lane.
Police also responded to reports of lightning striking at least one home in the parish as the storm moved through. According to Entergy's website, more than 1,800 people in East Baton Rouge Parish lost power as the storm moved through. Livingston Parish also reported more than 1,100 outages.
Keep up to date on the latest conditions using WBRZ's live traffic camera feeds.


text:
New to the group/ Need help with loosing preancy weight r/o
View Single Post
View Public Profile
Send a private message to spiderlashes5000
Visit spiderlashes5000's homepage!
Find More Posts by spiderlashes5000
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 22,068
Wednesday, July 27, 2005 at 04:31PM
How tall are you? Is 115 a good weight for you?
I had a baby 8 months ago. I gained over 70 pounds during my pregnancy
. I just forced myself on the treadmill as often as I could afterward. I've lost about 68 pounds of it (pretty much by month 4). The last 3-5 pounds are kicking my butt. (Yes, i still eat junk food, just try to limit it.) The weight comes off for sure. But your figure may never be the same. Mine isn't...
It's not awful or anything, but it's just different. But some people spring right back to exactly what they were. Good luck. Most of my weight is gone, but I still need to tone, ALOT. So maybe we can motivate each other!


text:
See It All
Need to know how many times a phrase or word appears in an MS Word document?
Afraid you've overused a word in your writing?
Looking for a quick way to search the document (a way that doesn't involve manually looking through the text) so you can make sure you haven't "thrown in" that favorite catch phrase one too many times?
If you answered "Yes," here's a quick tip you can use to help with your document editing, if you're using one of the newer versions of Word. (Sorry, I couldn't find this one in Word 2000 when I looked).
Let's face it, what you're really doing is hoping to find all the occurrences of the word or phrase. So, let's find them!
The first thing you need to do is open the Find window. There are several ways to do this. Two of them are the Edit menu, Find choice or Ctrl + F.
The obvious step in the Find window is to type in the word or phrase for which you're searching in the "Find what" field.
Do not click the Find Next button. (I know that's your first instinct here, but all you'll get is the first occurrence that Word finds of the phrase, not all of them).
You're looking for the "Highlight all items found in" box.
Check this option and be sure to select where to search for the phrase from the list below.
You'll notice that the Find Next button just became the Find All button.
Click the Find All button.
Instantly, you'll discover that the document now has all occurrences of the word or phrase you entered highlighted, awaiting your editing decisions.
When you're done with the Find window, click the Close button and you'll be back on your way!
~ April


text:
Rhondda Cynon Taf
'Dare Valley Country Park is a great place for walking. You can stroll at will in the country park or try one of our three way marked walks.'
'Now with more than 180 members, was formed in 1993. The Group promotes rambling, protects rights of way, campaigns for access to the open country and defends the beauty of the countryside. We have a national reputation for our friendly welcome and relaxed attitude on our walks and new walkers are always welcome. So come and enjoy the Countryside in the friendly company-of fellow walkers.'
'Cwmaman was a well-known coal-mining village which, at one time boasted several collieries. Until the 19th Century, Cwmaman was virtually uninhabited, with around 40 farm workers living in and around the community by 1841. By the end of the 1840s, the first coal pits were sunk and Cwmaman began to transform into a thriving industrial settlement ... '
'Start the walk in the Rose and Crown pub car park. This is a traditional pub and, like other pubs with the same name, it is thought that the name comes from the end of the War of the Roses and the celebration of the new monarch, Henry VII ... After all these years the pub is still well visited, even though it is quite isolated. If you decide to have a quick drink before you start the walk, your next stop is Eglwysilan Church, which stands next door - eglwys is Welsh for church (compare eglise in French and iglesia in Spanish) ...'
'Notable sites have been linked by a series of heritage walks in Pontypridd, Aberdare and Llantrisant and by Driving Trails around the Borough, all of which can be downloaded from this site.'
'The nice thing about the Valleys is there is so much of them. So you can cycle on the Taff Trail. You can walk on the Ridgeways. Relax by the rivers. Or paraglide off the cliffs. However you like to escape the stress of modern life you can probably do it here. And we are only 10 minutes away from a motorway!'
'Explores the famous Rhondda Valleys of South Wales. This scenically beautiful route starts in Trehafod, and follows a clockwise circuit visiting Mynydd y Glyn, Mynydd Dinas, Mynydd William Meyrick, The Bwlch and Ferndale before returning to Trehafod via the iconic Tylorstown Tip. The route provides extensive views of the South Wales valleys and the Brecon Beacons to the north. The route has approximately 5000 feet of ascent.' Held Mid May.
Directory Statistics
Most Popular Listings
- *Corby Borough CouncilCategory: CorbyGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Local-Government-Districts/(272 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 11373
- Tenterden WalksCategory: AshfordViews of 'Full' Record: 7389
- East Midlands Airport TrailCategory: North West LeicestershireDistance (miles): 6Views of 'Full' Record: 6721
- White Coppice, Anglezarke & Rivington WalksCategory: ChorleyViews of 'Full' Record: 5799
- Vale of Evesham WalksCategory: WychavonViews of 'Full' Record: 5453
- Royal Hunters' WalksCategory: BromsgroveGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Woodland-Walks/(336 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 5336
- Yeovil Circular WalksCategory: South SomersetViews of 'Full' Record: 5060
- Leigh-on-Sea & Hadleigh Castle WalkCategory: Southend-on-SeaDistance (miles): 7Views of 'Full' Record: 4910
- Market Harborough and Great Bowden WalkCategory: HarboroughDistance (miles): 6Views of 'Full' Record: 4901
- Ripon Rowel WalkCategory: HarrogateDistance (miles): 50Views of 'Full' Record: 4641
- *Amber Valley Borough CouncilCategory: Amber ValleyGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Local-Government-Districts/(276 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 4622
- Clyde Coastal PathCategory: RenfrewshireDistance (miles): 36Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Coastal-Walks/(241 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 4448
- Oxshott and Esher Commons WalkCategory: ElmbridgeDistance (miles): 7Views of 'Full' Record: 4369
- Wirral Circular TrailCategory: WirralDistance (miles): 35Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/2-26-50-Miles/(136 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 4350
- Verwood WalkCategory: East DorsetDistance (miles): 7Views of 'Full' Record: 4302
- Alnwick's Hulne Park WalkCategory: AlnwickDistance (miles): 8Views of 'Full' Record: 4255
- Fradley Junction WalksCategory: LichfieldGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Canals-and-Rivers/(425 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 4162
- Gordon Way TrailCategory: AberdeenshireDistance (miles): 12Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/1-11-25-Miles/(34 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 4134
- Cambridgeshire Walks (Around St Ives)Category: CambridgeshireViews of 'Full' Record: 4129
- Peak District Six Dales Circuit WalkCategory: Derbyshire DalesDistance (miles): 27Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/2-26-50-Miles/(144 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 4127
- Gordano Round WalkCategory: North SomersetDistance (miles): 26Views of 'Full' Record: 4066
- # Fancy Free WalksCategory: South EastGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Walking-Enthusiasts/(458 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3997
- Great Shelford WalksCategory: South CambridgeshireGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Parish-Council-Walks/(334 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3987
- Wigan Flashes WalksCategory: WiganGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Nature-Trails/(321 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3920
- Kent & East Sussex Railway WalksCategory: AshfordGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Railway-Line-Walks/(271 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3911
- Itchen Navigation WalkCategory: WinchesterDistance (miles): 11Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Towpath-Walks/(345 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3903
- Essex Pub WalksCategory: EssexGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Pub-Walks/(259 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3901
- Isaac's Tea Trail Walk - North PenninesCategory: TynedaleDistance (miles): 36Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Historical-Figures/(376 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3885
- Tinners WayCategory: West CornwallDistance (miles): 18Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Prehistoric-Sites/(322 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3871
- Mawdesley Village WalksCategory: ChorleyGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Parish-Council-Walks/(421 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3744
- Scarborough WalksCategory: ScarboroughViews of 'Full' Record: 3730
- Staple Fitzpaine Herepath TrailCategory: South SomersetDistance (miles): 14Views of 'Full' Record: 3635
- *Broxbourne Woods National Nature ReserveCategory: BroxbourneGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Nature-Reserves/(186 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3604
- Aldbourne Circular Route WalkCategory: KennetDistance (miles): 12Views of 'Full' Record: 3561
- Lammermuir Hills WalkingCategory: East LothianGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Hills-and-Mountains/(294 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3476
- River Rea Heritage TrailCategory: BirminghamDistance (miles): 14Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Canals-and-Rivers/(260 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3468
- Piercebridge & Stanwick Archaeology WalkCategory: RichmondshireDistance (miles): 10Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Prehistoric-Sites/(243 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 3410
- Galashiels PathsCategory: SelkirkshireViews of 'Full' Record: 3280
- Worsley Village Circular WalkCategory: SalfordDistance (miles): 3Views of 'Full' Record: 3246
- Abbots Bromley and Bagots Park Circular WalkCategory: East StaffordshireDistance (miles): 12Views of 'Full' Record: 3231
- Selby Horseshoe WalkCategory: SelbyDistance (miles): 9Views of 'Full' Record: 3141
- Hidden Valleys Circular WalkCategory: AshfieldDistance (miles): 10Views of 'Full' Record: 3096
- Cannock Chase Circular WalkCategory: Cannock ChaseDistance (miles): 8Views of 'Full' Record: 3096
- Hampstead Heath Circular WalkCategory: CamdenDistance (miles): 6Views of 'Full' Record: 3039
- Fownhope Village WalksCategory: South HerefordshireViews of 'Full' Record: 3006
- Bury to Clare WalkCategory: St EdmundsburyDistance (miles): 19Views of 'Full' Record: 2997
- Rhondda Cynon Taf Walking TrailsCategory: Rhondda Cynon TafViews of 'Full' Record: 2985
- Ticehurst WalkCategory: RotherDistance (miles): 7Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Lakes-and-Reservoirs/(312 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2964
- Wragby & Goltho Limewood WalkCategory: East LindseyDistance (miles): 6Views of 'Full' Record: 2959
- Bridgemere WalkCategory: Cheshire EastDistance (miles): 6Views of 'Full' Record: 2902
- *Meopham and District Footpaths GroupCategory: GraveshamGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Footpath-Associations/(265 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2897
- Breinton Springs Circular WalkCategory: HerefordDistance (miles): 6Views of 'Full' Record: 2888
- Buckie Fishwives PathCategory: BanffshireDistance (miles): 8Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Industrial-Archaeology/(263 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2868
- Alnmouth and Lesbury WalkCategory: AlnwickDistance (miles): 4Views of 'Full' Record: 2850
- *Swale Footpaths GroupCategory: SwaleGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Footpath-Associations/(239 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2848
- Kings Bromley Parish WalksCategory: LichfieldGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Parish-Council-Walks/(266 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2819
- Offa Hoppa Bus WalksCategory: North HerefordshireGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Bus-Way-Walks/(223 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2807
- The Wrekin and the Ercall WalkCategory: Telford & WrekinDistance (miles): 9Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Hills-and-Mountains/(293 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2800
- Shoe Trail to the Panopticon HaloCategory: RossendaleDistance (miles): 2Go to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Sculpture-Trails/(301 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2797
- # Saturday Walkers' ClubCategory: South EastGo to [New Window]: www.open-walks.co.uk/Directory/Independent-Walkers-Clubs/(328 visits)Views of 'Full' Record: 2762
- >>> some more details


text:
'"We just didn't answer the call," Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller said. "They were a physical team, and we needed to be physical and control the puck in their zone a little bit. We just did not have any of that in the second period."'
Sabres sloppy in loss to Ducks
December 6, 2007 Submitted by
Via: Buffalo News


text:
Track My Order
Frequently Asked Questions
International Shipping Info
Send Email
Mon-Fri, 9am to 12pm and
1pm to 5pm U.S. Mountain Time:
(303) 284-0979
Chat With Us
Member Since:
June 3, 2013
United States
Product SEN-10703
about 4 years ago
No The magnetometer is at address 0x30, and the accelerometer is at address 0x3C
Product SEN-10888
about 4 years ago
It doesn't work in magnetometer (bad specification I2C no ACK of chip) same with the level translator
It work in accelerometer
No public wish lists :(
Forgot your password?
No account? Register one!


text:
Musical 'Beach Party' Films Get A Second Wave; Garifuna Collective Plays Live
2 segments
In this episode: The so-called "beach party" films of the '60s -- where teens romped along the surf and occasionally broke out into song -- washed away with the changing tides of the 1970s. Now, Disney aims to revive the musical genre with a new made-for-TV-special. We talk with the New York Times' Brooks Barnes about the new "Teen Beach Movie" -- and with film historian and author Tom Lisanti about the music-filled original films.
Plus: The Garifuna Collective, hailing from Belize, has spent a career playing the music of Central America's Afro-Amerindian community. They play material from their two new albums -- one with the Canadian singer-songwriter Danny Michel -- live in the studio.


text:
High-quality, cast zinc bracket, designed to provide unobtrusive wall mounting for Bose® cube speakers. These brackets allow both horizontal and vertical adjustment of speakers, so you can direct the sound where you like.
Compatible products
- All Bose® 2-speaker and 5-speaker home entertainment systems (excluding the Lifestyle® 650 system)
Rated 5 out of 5 by hg from UB-20 Mounting Can these brackets be used with standard electrical junction boxes in the United States? is there a diagram of the backing plate?
Date published: 2016-03-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by LowOverhead from Serves it's purpose well One of these brackets was purchased to mount a center speakers above a TV. Bose included all the hardware to mount this easily adjustable bracket including plastic anchors for masonry walls, screws for wood stud mounting and "butterfly" toggle mounting on gypsum (drywall) walls when hitting the stud isn't possible. A small metal, rectangular backing plate with four mounting holes is provided to mount the small, but heavy speakers. The bracket, like Bose speakers, is high quality and includes a couple of adapter pieces to accommodate vertical or horizontal speakers. There is also provided an adapter piece that snaps onto the back of the speaker. This pieces allows you to fully mount the metal plate and set the vertical and horizontal angle of the bracket without you needing to support the weight of the speaker while tightening the single adjustment screw. Before mounting the speaker, a small decorative piece covers the backing plate. There is even thought given to routing the speaker wire through the bracket and into the speaker with small notches and a hole through which you use the Bose style speaker-wire termination plug. Picture instructions are provided for the numerous styles of vertical and horizontal Bose center, front and surround speakers speakers. Of note, the butterfly toggles provided require 1/2" holes. I would guess most home owners/DIY folks have 3/8" cordless or corded drills. This makes it necessary to carefully enlarge the holes in the gypsum just the tiniest bit to insert the toggles. However the screws provided with the toggle are long enough to adjust for 1/2" or 5/8" thick gypsum and perhaps even thicker plaster installations. Keep in mind this bracket is intended for use with Bose speakers and cannot, or at least not easily, be used with non Bose speakers. When complete, the speaker mount is professional looking, matching Bose speakers.
Date published: 2015-11-21
- y_2017, m_6, d_22, h_21
- bvseo_bulk, prod_bvrr, vn_bulk_1.0.0-hotfix-1
- cp_1, bvpage1
- co_hasreviews, tv_0, tr_7
- loc_en_IE, sid_ub20_acc, prod, sort_[SortEntry(order=RATING, direction=DESCENDING), SortEntry(order=SUBMISSION_TIME, direction=DESCENDING)]
- clientName_bose
- bvseo_sdk, java_sdk, bvseo-22.214.171.124
- getReviews, method:CLOUD, 0ms


text:
Floating this out there...our AKC Retriever Club (Ohio Valley Retriever Club - OVRC) is thinking of putting on a training day aimed at guys/gals that would like to know more about Retriever Clubs and what we do -especially related to training dogs to work in the field.
The day would consist of running marks on winger thrown ducks (singles and doubles), training concepts, obedience (for the hunting dog) walk through, perhaps an informal collar clinic. In additon we'd likely go through a simple test set-up and run 3 of our dogs at the JH, SH and MH levels so people get an idea of test/skill looks like. Including running blinds.
This would be open to anyone and their dog(s) interested in participating and learning more. It is a family oriented group so kids welcomed! Am putting together an agenda so if you are interested...post here or PM me. We'll do this on a Saturday or Sunday in May.
Open to all retrieving breeds - Chessies, Labs, Goldens, Tollers, Flatcoats, etc


text:
Manufacturer: US Vitamins Limited
Trade name: Glyboral Semi
Strength: 2.5 mg
Type: Tablet
Active ingredient: Glibenclamide
Category: Sulfonylureas
Pregnancy category: Glibenclamide belongs to FDA pregnancy category C.
Uses: Glyboral Semi 2.5 mg tablet is used for the treatment of type 2 diabetes.
How to use: Take Glyboral Semi 2.5 mg tablet immediately after breakfast every day at the same time.
Side Effects: Constipation, diarrhea, hypoglycemia, skin rashes
Dosage: The initial dose of glibenclamide is 5 mg daily.
Written by: : healthplus24.com team
Date last updated: 42214
Sponsored Links
Subscribe to our email newsletter.


text:
I am interested in what some may think comparing an OM35 with an OM28V. I am interested in tone and volume in particular. I realize there are some cosmetic and build differences (ie neck profile, string spacing etc)
I would really like to hear opinions on the tone and volume.
Any info is greatly appreciated.


text:
Portrait: Youth
Labels: portrait
Barcelona images: Daily photographs of Barcelona, Spain. Pictures of a modern city, combined with personal style. A photography and travel site. Art, architecture, people and traditions. Travel to Barcelona through my camera, know more about our city and towns nearby. Welcome!
Labels: portrait
Labels: portrait
Labels: gold fish
Labels: parc del laberint
Labels: barcelona soccer, soccer
Labels: architecture, bw, estació de frança
Labels: olives
Labels: barcelona market, fish
Labels: bw, ciutadella, el born


text:
Aviana Response: If the bra is riding up in the back then you do not have the correct band size. It is too big. The wrong size bra will never fit correctly. Remember that each brand fits differently and that the fitting charts are just a starting point. I would also suggest using the Universal Cup Size tool now available at HerRoom.
Nancy from Illinois
X Response:
I'm sorry that this bra did not work for you. It is intended to have a lower profile than some of our other styles and that could be your problem. Please remember that each brand and style fits differently. Size charts and measurements are just a starting point for bra fit. You need to try several sizes and styles within the brand to find the bra that works best for you.
Lynda from Danville, CA


text:
2013-01-03 / Top News
North Dakotans might be eligible for earned income, child tax credits
North Dakotans may be able to take advantage of the earned income and child tax credits, says Debra Pankow, North Dakota State University Extension Service Family Economics Specialist.
An online subscription is required to view this content. View our video to learn more:
- Login to post comments


text:
Starting tomorrow Ma 27, 2013 - A blog tour for my Night Owl Reviews TOP PICK "Don't Call Me Baby", which is 25% off at ARe and Naughty Nights Press until May 31. Here are the stops on my tour:
May 27 - KD Grace
May 28 - Black Hippie Chick
May 29 - Dawn's Reading Nook
May 29 - Adriana Kraft
May 30 - My Reading Obsession
"Don't Call Me Baby" is 25% until the end of the month at All Romance eBooks and Naughty Nights Press. Get your copy before the price goes back up!
Dont Call Me Baby is a fast paced, very adventurous romantic novel that will take readers on a roller coaster ride of scorching romantic fun. The main character, Catherine, is a woman after my own heart. She is young and fiercely independent, and beyond gorgeous. She is not wealthy, but she wants to live the good life and is not afraid to go get it. She is also very sexually liberated, and in the 1980s this was sometimes a good thing, and sometimes a not so good thing. The story is so blisteringly hot and steamy; its difficult to put down. It took me back to a better time, and a time I enjoyed much more. It is a novel I truly enjoyed reading, and will definitely be reading time and time again. Its not for the faint of heart, but its also not to be missed.
So many men, so little time. Catherine has a long list of men that she sees on a regular basis, and at the top of the list (for the moment, anyway) is Brian. Hes one of her professors at Quincy, and a married man, but thats never been a problem. But hes so demanding! So maybe some time apart will be just the trick. A summer theater camp at another local college for local teens should make him realize that Catherine is not his possession, right? That is, until she gets to the camp and meets the other counselors. Ryan is gorgeous, and the rest? Well, whats a girl on her own to do? Why, enjoy as many as she can! In the meantime, Catherine will come to grips with her mind and her heart, and will figure out what she really wants in life.
Book Blurb for Don't Call Me Baby
DON'T CALL ME 'BABY' is a fast-paced, quick-witted, sexy, novel about a young woman exploring her sexuality and the cultural morés she collides with on a daily basis.
It's 1983 in Maryland and Catherine Stone is sex on wheels. She plays the field the way men have done for aeons. Not content to strive for her MRS degree like so many young women her age, she seduces men of all stripes married college professors, theatre students, virgins, complete strangers who intrigue her. She has already cost one man his job.
She asks herself lots of questions on her search to enjoy her sexuality. Why don't other women enjoy their sex as much as she does? Why do so many women and men look down on sexually free women, calling them sluts while sexually free men are called studs and Lotharios? She bucks at the double standards! Catherine has made no commitment to any man. She's free to explore and she gladly does so. No man can tie her down and no woman's judgment will stop her from playing the field to her heart's content.
Does she meet her match in a new man who introduces her to sexual bliss she had never before experienced? When she tries multiple partners and bondage for the first time as a submissive, she believes she's found the sexual bliss she is looking for and with a man who not only introduces her to the fineries in life but also cares about her like no man ever has before.
Night Owl Reviews May, 2013 4.50


text:
Planned - Mach HID spruce up
Whatup folks? One of my ballasts went out on my Mach's. On top of that, I have tried restoring the lenses about 3 times now. Even used the good 3m Kit. They're still fudged up. So I'm going to be doing a complete spruce up-
-Replace both ballasts (either 35 or 55), aftermarket
-replace both bulbs, aftermarket
-swap OEM non-Mach lenses onto the Machs (sealing with the butyl rubber of course!) (OEM 00-04 regular headlights)
-paint Machs black while I have em cracked open
-clear Lamin-x to protect
I'll be posting progress and pics in this thread. Plan on starting to order items now.
How about these?
I'm planning on replacing mine (with Depo ones) after winter and coat them with this
Good for replacing the whole thing!
I bought a set of brand new OEM 2000-2004 headlights off of ebay. $60 for the pair and $30 for the shipping! These will be my donor housing lenses to swap over to the Machs, via heat gun and screwdriver. I'd rather not stick em in the oven.
I will be pairing that with some LaminX clear on order with the UV option.
Trying to figure out if I want to spend the extra cash on TRS 3Five ballasts with relay harness. Also want to the paint the Machs black while I got them open and see if there is a clear lense upgrade for the projectors.
I want these mofos to be FRESH and as bright and clear as I can. Will get around to HID retrofit in the fogs next :)
TRS emailed me back and suggested the Evox-r projector swap. I found on the other Focus site that they don't fit.
OEM housing lense swap
Laminx clear w/UV
TRS E55 clear lenses
TRS Morimoto 50w ballasts/bulbs (5000K)
I would love to swap some upgraded projectors in there but they won't fit and I don't want to mess with fabrication.
I've done the TRS clear lens swap and I thought it was worth it.
Putting headlights in the over sounds weird and it kept me from painting my Machs for a while. Since the method is all over the internet I gave it a go and it wasn't as bad as I thought, if you use a heat gun keep it moving so you don't concentrate the heat in one spot.
Cool! Cool!
That's a good idea...Definetly a great place to buy from...I got my D2S and fogs 6k from them and love the look and added visibility
My brand new OEM regular headlights just came in (donor lenses).
I will be ordering the 50W 5000k Morimoto system, LaminX and E55 clear lenses on Friday (payday!).
hey, i have machs i just got and am planning to get em atleast working before i get em on my car lol. i sanded and polished em alright, but not perfect, definitely better though. anyways, as for the new hid kit, how do you plan on wiring that in? i am in need of a new ballast, but it's cheaper to just get a ddm tuning hid kit it appears. the machs i got came with the ford pigtail already, so would i just plug power into the wire originally for the low beams? and ground to the negative wire? this is what I'd assume, but please correct me if i am wrong.
Don't go with DDM. They're run by scumbags. Get something like this http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...roducts_id=242
Pricier than the cheapo guys but worth it. 5 year warranty and much higher qaulity than DDM or any of the cheapos. (DDM will NOT honor your lifetime warranty, check my thread above, scamming aholes).
I believe the 35w kits plug right in to the Machs, but the 50w kits will have to have some creative wiring. I'll have my buddy help me with that.
yeah, I love TRS. i found just a ballast on ebay for not very expensive, so i'm going with that so I can just get the headlights on right now
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:17 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.1
vBulletin Security provided by vBSecurity v2.2.2 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.