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I purchased my first handgun at aged 21 at the same moment I got my first carry permit while I was a junior at the University of Alabama in army ROTC in 1979. The permit cost me $5 and was good for three years. No prints or anything. The local sheriff came out and eyeballed me. Asked me a few questions and gave me the permit as soon as he found out I was due to be commissioned the following year. Most all the army ROTC guys had carry permits that were valid ON campus. That first gun was a S&W M19 in .357. I carried it at work as an armed security guard for the next two years. Worked full time and went to school full time. Partied full time too. Still dunno how I managed that.
I was commissioned in August of 1980 after graduating with a BA in Criminal Justice as an Infantry 2nd Lieutenant and served four years on active duty with the now defunct 9th Infantry Division. Platoon leader, company XO, staff officer on the General Staff. Deployments to Germany and Panama. Served as OIC of the 9th ID composite pistol team for a season.
Got out and went into the IRR where I branch transferred after awhile to Armor and went to the Armored Officers Advanced Course at Fort Knox, then the armor M1A transition course for the Reserves at some national guard base in Boise Idaho. THAT was a blast, literally!
Got to fire SIX main gun rounds (live) as well as the coax, Commanders .50 as well as fill all the positions on the tank. Bumper, I was the only guy in my class to get the big M1A AIRBORNE on the TCPC course. When I did so, the gunner had his glasses stapled onto the bridge of his nose since his eyes were pressed against the gunsight. There was blood streaming down each side of his nose. He was NOT a happy camper, but the AI\'s all said they could see air under all treads of the tank, so we became minor celebrities. I was also able to cut a .50 target in half on that range and got big brownie points for that feat. But I was always referred to as the "squishy officer" or the "crunchy" officer. Know the significance of those? Squishy and crunchy?
I have been a Probation and Parole Officer in Miami FL in the 1980's (although my Dept did not authorize sidearms, my bosses said I could carry because I had all the REAL bad guys on my caseload and due to the fact of being ex-army captain) and have taught senior high school for the last 16 years. Eight of those in the inner city. I teach American Government, Economics, Psychology, Sociology and American History. Usually only two of those a year. This year it's American Government and American History.
I'm an NRA certified Firearms Instructor and an IDPA competitor and Range Safety Officer.
Forced out of the IRR in 1994 by the Clinton Reduction in Force. Tried to get my commission back on Sept 12, 2001 but was told, "TOO OLD, too slow, too overweight, too outta shape...thanks anyway....
I carry constantly now because I think there is a DAMN fine chance that some Jihadi is going to cut loose with full auto (isn't that against the law? LOL) somewhere soon and a lawfully armed citizen is going to shut it all down.
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When the valve between the two right chambers of the heart (the "tricuspid" valve, between the right atrium and right ventricle) fails to form a tight seal, the blood pumped from the atrium into the ventricle tends to be "regurgitated" back into the atrium.
Some background: The heart muscle is a pump that moves blood through the four chambers with involuntary contractions that promote the one-directional flow of the blood. The valves between the chambers prevent the backflow of blood into the preceding chamber, thus keeping the blood flowing in the direction it should. When the valves are misshapen or otherwise poorly formed, blood moves backwards, not forwards in the heart. This means the heart has to work harder to pump the volume of blood the body needs for normal functions.
In tricuspid valve dysplasia, the developing embryo fails to allow the flaps of the valve to "loosen" from their normally flattened position during development. The upshot is the unfortunate inability of a poorly shaped valve to keep some of the blood from moving backwards. The degree of dysplasia (it varies) will determine how much of this blood moves the wrong way and, hence, the severity of symptoms.
Large breed dogs are most commonly afflicted, with male dogs overrepresented.
Most dogs will be diagnosed with a heart murmur before the onset of any symptoms of tricuspid valve dysplasia. If the murmur is progressive or significant, veterinarians will recommend X-rays, EKGs (electrocardiograms) and echocardiograms (heart ultrasounds).
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Occasionally, life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms may result. These can lead to sudden death.
Larger breed dogs are predisposed to this hereditary disease, especially the Borzoi, Boxer, German Shepherd, Great Dane, Great Pyrenees, Irish Setter, Labrador Retriever, Newfoundland, Old English Sheepdog, and Weimaraner.
Treatment for severe cases of tricuspid valve dysplasia is currently not available. Though "open-heart" surgeries have been attempted, the high risks assumed with this kind of surgery are not usually considered worthwhile given the alternatives: drugs, low-sodium diets and exercise restriction.
Drugs employed are designed to treat the symptoms of the disease rather than the problem itself. Diuretics for fluid removal, beta-blockers for central blood pressure reduction and others to relieve the heart failure are typically prescribed.
The good news: Tricuspid valve dysplasia is not typically terribly expensive to treat. Now the bad news: That's because there are no definitive therapies available. Diagnosing the condition, however, may be expensive. Since echocardiograms can cost up to $500-$600, diagnosing and monitoring the disease can really add up.
New heart drugs can also add up. For large dogs, this can mean $100-$200 a month in medication for some unfortunate cases.
Thankfully, many patients don't require any treatment at all. Others may not need any until later in life, thus limiting the lifelong expenses associated with the condition.
Preventing tricuspid valve dysplasia is all about careful weeding out of affected dogs from the breeding pool. Preventing reproduction in any affected pet is critical. Since very mild forms of the disease may be undetected through conventional means, screening dogs of highly affected breeds (with echocardiography) prior to breeding is strongly recommended.
Work is currently being undertaken to identify the gene(s) involved in tricuspid valve dysplasia. The goal is to develop a genetic test so that veterinarians may screen dogs inexpensively at an early age.
Patterson, D.F. 1996. The genetics of canine congenital heart disease. ACVIM-Proceedings of the 14th Annual Veterinary Medical Forum: 225-226.
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I liked the 229 better than 226 for feel ... price really depends on area
This is a discussion on Sig P226 or P229...you Sig Experts!!! within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I held 1 in my hand today, what a mistake. Now I need one Question is, which one? They looked the same to me except ...
I held 1 in my hand today, what a mistake. Now I need one Question is, which one? They looked the same to me except 1 was a bit longer. The salesman was not much help. Plus they were priced at 799. Is that a ripoff price? I will probably pick one up this weekend. Also I have never had a tac light on a pistol, these pistols had acc. rails and I want a good light to put on it. This will be my new Home protection gun!!! Thanks
I liked the 229 better than 226 for feel ... price really depends on area
I carried the 226 in 9MM as my duty gun for several years and it performed well but I would have personaly taken the 229 in 357 Sig if I had the choice as it is more compact, better balistic performance and is easier to tote. Having said that I prefer the G22 in 40 S&W I carry now for the lower bore axis, grip ergonomics and consistant trigger that make me a better shooter at speed.
I have done some research, and I cannot find anything negative with the Sig line of pistols. Research points towards the P226, but I will have to hold all they have and see how they feel. I definately want a double stack magazine, I already have a CC pistol, this one will be my range and Bedroom gun. So I am getting one this weekend. Heck, if they are good enough for the Ohio State Highway Patrol, it is good enough for me!!!!!!!!
How about some suggestions on a durable Tac light to mount on my new Sig. Never had 1 before.
No tac light suggestions as, tho I could fit one - not my bag! I have just the hand held E1e.
My choice of the 226 ST has not disappointed me at all. I have said more than once I actually relish large and heavy - meaning normal full size is fine. I don't mind some loss of weight like with a 228 for example, or the 220 if going .45 cal.
My short term ''problem'' with my 226 was resolved and not actually serious in type - just effect - and much was down to me being slow to ID the trouble. Forget thread link now, anyways, that's history.
Once I have CT's fitted to my new aquisition of 228, that may well be carry when I want to save a little bit of weight.
Generally, I'd choose large because of controllability - if it conceals it's carried
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Sig P226 in .40 would be my choice. Dang I miss that gun....
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Yup..Sig 226s either in 9mm or 40 are great choises......I love the 228 though..........compact and still a hi cap Sig.........Have you guys seem the Sig 239 SAS yet?? Complete meltdown treatmant....in 40 cal......Duo-Tone finish with wood grips and DAO......REAL SLICK GUN.. I've sold several
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I have both a 226 and a 229. The 229 is heavier but it's more accurate than my 226. I've carried them both and the 226 was more comfortable in that role.
$799 is really high in my area. Have you thought about buying one from an online dealer and having it shipped to your FFL? Might save you some money.
Great guns, accurate, durable; the P229 in .40 S&W is my duty gun. The only real negative thing about the P229 is the weight....it's heavy fully loaded.
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I prefer the 226, but then again, I own six now. :)
The 228/229 is too short for my extremely large hands. The 226 fits me like a 228/229 fits people with normally large hands - it's a compact gun for my use.
In a home defense type gun, though, go for size. It'll be easier to shoot a 226 accurately due to increased sight radius.
Driver carries less than $45 worth of remorse.
Ive got several and I like them all.
Have you thought about the 226 in .357 Sig ?
For a "house" gun, I'd go with the 226 ,ecpecially if you have big hands.
I don't think you can lose either way. If you can, fire both and see which you like most. I have a 226 and a 239 and hope to get a 229 in 357SIG some time next year.
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Sounds like you're already sold on a great gun (226 or 229), but it might be of interest to know that Sig and H&K both got multi-year, multi-million dollar contracts as a result of their stellar performance in the ICE tests not long ago.
Sigs are great guns. You might want to take a look at the DAK (Sig) trigger system - it is sweeeet!
Well....I made the trip to the gun store this morning and brought home the P229. Now I need to get a decent holster for it.
One question though, having not fired it yet....does the hammer ever rest on the firing pin? It appears to bounce off the pin whan I dry fire it and hang about midway between shots with an empty magazine!!! Thanks
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Yahoo! Rising: Citi, SunTrust Up Targets on Alibaba, Tumblr Potential
Shares of Yahoo! (YHOO) are up 17 cents, or half a percent, at $33.72, following a couple positive Street notes this morning.
Citigroup's Mark May reiterates a Buy rating, and raises his price target to $39 from $38, writing that he's picking up "strong user growth trends" and the prospect for Yahoo! to sell off part of its holdings in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding in a "tax-efficient" manner.
May writes "core" Yahoo! operations, leaving aside the Alibaba Group interest, and Yahoo! Japan, is worth a higher multiple than before because it has improving trends:
We're raising our terminal EBITDA multiple for our core Yahoo! DCF based on 1) recent strong user growth and search trends; and 2) given recent out performance from the comp group (see figure below). For our price target we now arrive at an $18.2bn equity value for core Yahoo! (or $17/share) based on a DCF which assumes a 10-year revenue CAGR of 2.5%, a 6x terminal EV/EBITDA multiple (vs. 4.5x previously), and a 10% discount rate.
And he's raising his estimate for Alibaba's results next year, based on data from comScore:
For AG, we're modestly increasing our 2014 revenue and net income estimates to $10bn and $4.3bn, respectively, from $9.7bn and $4bn previously, given the latest data from comScore which shows strong (and in some months accelerating) user and pageview growth in recent months. As the figures below show, comScore data suggests page view growth accelerated y/y in July (+184% y/y) and August (+150% y/y) versus June (+144% y/y) while unique visitor growth remains consistently strong (+49% y/y in July and +51% y/y in August versus up 51% y/y in June).
And May outlines what he thinks could be two possible scenarios for Yahoo!'s unloading some of that Alibaba stake:
Wearrive at $13/share for Yahoo!'s full AG stake under the fully-taxed scenario, which in turn, assumes: First Tranche – a $100bn fully-distributed equity value for AG, based on an 21x EV / CY14 net income multiple (well below the comps at over 23x despite AG's above average growth and profitability). We then apply a full IPO discount to arrive at a $90bn AG IPO equity value and then also apply a full tax discount to arrive at an equity value for Yahoo!'s first tranche of $6.7bn. Second Tranche – a $115bn AG equity value for Yahoo!'s second tranche, based on a 24.5x EV / CY14 net income multiple. We then apply a full liquidity and tax discount to arrive an equity value for Yahoo!'s second tranche of $7.7bn. Under our tax-efficient scenario, we assume Yahoo! is able to monetize its second tranche in a tax-efficient manner (while all of our other assumptions are consistent). We arrive at $18/share for Yahoo!'s full AG stake under this scenario. Applying a 50% probability to each scenario, we arrive at $16/share for Yahoo!'s full AG stake.
On the other hand, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey's Rob Peck reiterates a Neutral rating on the stock, while raising his price target to $34 from $31, writing that he has "We have fielded a number of questions regarding recent strength in Yahoo's stock price."
Peck concludes it has to do with positive user trends for core Yahoo!'s traffic, rising expectations for Alibaba's valuation, and some expectations about what Tumblr, the blogging service, could produce for the company:
The company has recently discussed passing 800m UVs across its properties on a global basis, passing Google for the most UVs. This is consistent with managements "chain reaction to growth" of "people then products then traffic then revenue" […] Recent discussions and analysis regarding investor expectations for the IPO and ongoing valuation of Alibaba have increased from the $60-$80b and $100b ranges. To derive our valuation for Yahoo!'s core assets, we separate the Yahoo! Japan, Alibaba IPO and Alibaba ongoing stakes. We assume the current market value for the Yahoo! Japan asset of ~$5.40/shr and the IPO value for Alibaba of $100b (up from $80b) which translates into a post tax per share value for Yahoo! of ~$6.20. Post the expected IPO of Alibaba, Yahoo! will still own a 12% stake. We feel the expected value for the ongoing stake in Alibaba has risen to a range of $150b-$180b based on a ~25-30x net income valuation. This valuation may be reasonable considering Alibaba's leading position in the market, high growth rates and improving profitability (~51% operating margin in 1Q2013). Using ~$180b as the value for the ongoing stake, core Yahoo! would trade at ~4.5x EV/EBITDA […] As mentioned above, if we assume that Tumblr generates 300m UVs per month, as reported by Yahoo! at the time of acquisition and that 50% of the traffic is of monetizable quality we can generate ~$14m in revenues with just 2 ads per visit shown to visitors 4x per month at $1 CPM. This is roughly consistent with the $13m estimate for Tumblr's 2012 revenues. In thinking about the value of the asset, we continue to have concerns about traffic quality and brand's desire to advertise against certain types of traffic. However, if we look at some of the current ads slots available (large native display and video – example below) we feel that our $1 CPM estimate may be too low going forward and sense that Yahoo! may be counting on CPMs north of $5 to support their purchase. The table below shows the potential to scale revenues on rising CPMs - yielding ~$72m in revs on $5 CPMs.
Peck offers the following table for Alibaba valuation metrics at different assumed multiples:
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i am really enjoying the iPad now that i have things like attachment, iFile, rar, zip, etc... support.
i am actually very close to it replacing my day to day needs and find i need my macbook pro less and less outside of work.
my question is that i have a lot of work related documents that i would like to keep on my iPad and am not sure what the best way to handle them is?
here is my setup and maybe someone can give me some suggestions:
on my macbook i have:
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- inside there i have folders labeled things like "contracts", "marketing", "proposals", client names, etc... and inside these i have Word docs. Pages docs, PDF's, Keynote docs, etc it the usual stuff
i would like to be able to just drag that folder over with SSH or whatever to the iPad so that i can have access to everything i have on my Macbook and i wasnt sure where i can put them so that they can be opened by the various programs like Pages, Docs to Go, Keynote, etc.. on the iPad and then saved back to their original location?
i also was thinking how i would maintain the changes i make on either the Macbook or the iPad so that they would be available on the other. i have a 20GB iDisk storage location but it doesnt seem like that would work out as i can not download/upload files to that with iDisk or OneDisk from the iPad (i think that is crazy FYI). i was also thinking about Google Docs or Box.net but would prefer my iDisk since it syncs and keeps the files local on my Macbook which would seem to be the best solution. i also signed up over at iWork.com which is still in beta but i am not sure how that all works and it only gives you 1GB of storage so i am not sure about it as a solution either.
my goal is to be able to grab my iPad only on short work trips and have what i need with me from my "Work" folder and also be able to access it with the appropriate programs on the iPad to work with them and then save them back to that location updating the file.
i hope what i am looking to do and asking for suggestions makes sense to anyone reading this and look forward to any suggestion.
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The Centre for Policy Dialogue(CPD) has been carrying out the Executive Opinion Survey in collaboration with World Economic Forum (WEF) since 2001.This is the tenth survey. Along with WEF's Executive Opinion Survey (based on questionnaires developed by the WEF) ,CPD also conducted seventh Rapid Perception Survey on the prevailing economic issues of concern. Major Objectives of the Press Briefing To launch WEF's Global Competitiveness Report 2010-2011 in Bangladesh. The Report was globally launched on September 09, 2010. To report on Bangladesh's relative performance in the global context. To report the detailed findings of the CPD study on Competitive Business Environment in Bangladesh in 2009. To report findings of the CPD's Rapid Perception Survey with regard to performance of surveyed companies in 2009 and their perception on various contemporary issues of concern.
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A race of singers : Whitman's working-class hero from Guthrie to Springsteen / Bryan K. Garman.
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South with the sun : Roald Amundsen, his polar explorations, and the quest for discovery / Lynne Cox.
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- Description: xvii, 291, [3] p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 25 cm.
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| Siberia and U-2 -- North -- Nansen returns -- Amundsen's inspiration -- Caves of death -- Belgica -- Leaving Norway -- Greenland shark -- Greenland east and west -- Ilulissat -- Coolest crossing -- Baffin Island -- King William Island -- Cambridge Bay --- South Pole -- The heroic dogs -- Darkness and light -- Flying boats -- Amundsen and Byrd -- Navigating -- Antarctic aviation -- Parallel planes -- Discovering greatness -- AGAP -- Map of the Antarctic.
| A powerfully built man more than six feet tall, Amundsen's career of adventure began at the age of fifteen (he was born in Norway in 1872 to a family of merchant sea captains and rich ship owners). Twenty-five years later he was the first man to reach both the North and South Poles. The author, an adventurer and swimmer, author of Swimming to Antarctica, gives us in this new work a full-scale account of Amundsen's life and expeditions. We see Amundsen, in 1903-06, the first to travel the Northwest Passage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, in his small ship Gjoa, a seventy-foot refitted former herring boat powered by sails and a thirteen-horsepower engine, making his way through the entire length of the treacherous ice bound route, between the northern Canadian mainland and Canada's Arctic islands, from Greenland across Baffin Bay, between the Canadian islands, across the top of Alaska into the Bering Strait. The dangerous journey took three years to complete, as Amundsen, his crew, and six sled dogs waited while the frozen sea around them thawed sufficiently to allow for navigation. We see him journey toward the North Pole in Fridtjof Nansen's famous Fram, until word reached his expedition party of Robert Peary's successful arrival at the North Pole. Amundsen then set out on a secret expedition to the Antarctic, and we follow him through his heroic capture of the South Pole. The author makes clear why Amundsen succeeded in his quests where other adventurer-explorers failed, and how his methodical preparation and willingness to take calculated risks revealed both the spirit of the man and the way to complete one triumphant journey after another. She also describes reading about Amundsen as a young girl and how his exploits inspired her to follow her dreams. We see how she unwittingly set out in Amundsen's path, swimming in open waters off Antarctica, then Greenland (always without a wetsuit), first as a challenge to her own abilities and then later as a way to understand Amundsen's life and the lessons learned from his vision, imagination, and daring.
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Cox, Lynne. "South with the sun : Roald Amundsen, his polar explorations, and the quest for discovery." New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2011.
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Economic upheaval is upon us, and regardless of rescue plans, bailouts and motivational speeches by politicians and political candidates, we are in for a long and deep recession. Companies are already implementing layoffs, while others are being bought out, going bankrupt, or going out of business completely. The question for VARs and others in the business of reselling IT goods and services is how to survive these harsh economic times, and they have proven to be a very resilient lot. Many of the VARs contacted for this series are doing quite nicely, due to some unique and innovative recession-proof strategies.
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- What to sell during a recession
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- How the economy is impacting your business
- How VARs are surviving the struggling economy
- Advice from seven successful VARs
Despite VAR optimism, IT spending is down, due to the problems in the US housing and credit markets, not to mention the weak dollar. IT spending trails the rest of the economy, and isn't impacted immediately like for example, discretionary consumer spending. While you may put off buying that big-screen TV, you can't put off the day-to-day technology demands of your business.
VARs in general have enough business in the pipeline at the present, and the IT business showed positive growth during the first half of the year. But that optimism may not last, and VARs are already looking warily at next year. R.W. Baird's Q3 2008 Enterprise VAR Survey shows a weak third quarter, with 41 percent of respondents below plan, saying "VAR feedback for the quarter is about as negative as we have seen in years with more resellers below plan than above plan for the quarter." And it's not looking good for the immediate future, either. The fourth quarter looks negative, with a majority of respondents expecting fourth quarter to be below normal. Gartner research also predicts downward pressure on IT budgets through 2009, although states that Congressional actions taken to loosen credit will save the IT industry from a "worst case scenario."
On the positive side, Jobfox, a job search website which ranks top professions, listed "sales representative" as the number one recession-proof profession. However, a closer look at various VARs' performance reveals that success in a downturn depends on what you're selling, how you're selling it, and who you're selling it to.


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help with fish oil capsules...
Hello i have a 3 year old german shepherd, called Alfie. :)
I've heard that you can give your dogs human grade fish oil.. What should/shouldn't you look for when buying them and would you say salmon oil is better? or just omega 3 fish oil?
I've been looking at these two and wondered if these would be ideal? and if so how many would you guys suggest?
Holland & Barrett Omega 3 Fish Oil Concentrate Capsules 1000mg | Holland & Barrett - the UK's Leading Health Retailer
Holland & Barrett Salmon Oil Capsules 1000mg | Holland & Barrett - the UK's Leading Health Retailer
Any advice would be appreciated!
Ingredients should always be named.
This company does not state WHICH fish they used in their product.
I've read many times that the addition of fish oil in a dog's diet needs some vitamin E added as well....some fish oil capsules come that way I believe.
Check out Nordic Naturals. I won't use any fish oils but this for me and my pets!!!!
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I give Happy and Lux one capsule over their food every night of this, should I be giving them more or less? Attachment 254697Attachment 254705
Knowing the ingredients of a supplements is very important that's why I always check with Supplemented.co.uk Buy Vitamins and supplements online to know the ingredients, how it works and even side effects.
For fish oil find more details at Omega 3 1000mg Fish Oil Softgels ? Supplemented
I've also been researching fish oil. So far, I've read that there can be "too much? of a good thing on some levels in humans - causing vision problems etc.
Also, with anything "fish" condensed - Mercury is a concern I have. I'm having trouble finding anything really - that addresses either of these two issues with supplementing a dog's diet with fish oil. I can't start giving this on a regular basis until I know there are no long term "more harm than good effects".
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Many human brands add in vitamin A and D. Don't use those. The can cause toxicosis.
For cardiac patients we recommend 40mg/kg EPA and 25mg/kg DHA. This is significantly higher than recommended for normal non cardiac use. So a 90lb dog would about 1600mg EPA and 950 DHA. (I did not use a calculator). 3000mg seems very excessive.
Nordic Naturals is an excellent brand.
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More than 1,300 tubes at the San Onofre nuclear plant are so damaged that they will be taken out of service. The figures released by Southern California Edison, San Onofre's operator, are the latest disclosure in a probe of equipment problems that have kept the north San Diego County plant sidelined for more than three months. The two reactors shut this year each have nearly 10,000 tubes, and the number retired is well within the limit allowed to continue operation. But Edison officials backed away from a company executive's comment last week that the utility hopes to restart at least one of the twin reactors next month. Likewise, federal regulators said there is no timetable for a restart. The Associated Press, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Federal Aviation Administration faulted for slow response to whistleblowers' claims of flight safety violations. The Office of Special Counsel, which looks into whistleblower claims by federal workers, outlined seven instances where the FAA took as long as two years to respond to employees' charges. Among the substantiated allegations were that controllers at a busy air traffic control operation in Long Island, N.Y., slept in the control room at night, left shifts early and used personal electronic devices while on duty. "These disclosures paint a picture of an agency with insufficient responsiveness given its critical public safety mission," Special Counsel Carolyn Lerner said in a letter to President Obama. Reuters, The Associated Press
Study finds that half of drug labels lack information on safety and proper doses for children. U.S. Food and Drug Administration researchers based their conclusions on an evaluation of more than 500 medication labels in 2009. Experts said the lack of labeling information often stems from the difficulty, partly for ethical reasons, in conducting drug research on children. But the result is that doctors are hampered in treating them. "Kids are mostly healthy but they still get heart disease, they still get lung disease, they still get endocrine disease, they still get arthritis, they still get many of the diseases that adults get — and it's in those populations that we can't get things studied," an FDA researcher said. Reuters
Workplace safety regulators cite violations at plants in Pennsylvania and Texas. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration charged Bazzini Holdings, a candy maker, with 15 safety violations at its Allentown, Pa., plant. The agency, which proposed fines of $56,400, launched its investigation in November after a plant employee's arm was amputated. Separately, OSHA charged CertiFit Inc. with nine safety violations at the auto parts company's plant in San Antonio, Texas. The case stemmed from a January accident in which an employee was killed when a delivery truck backed into a loading dock where the the victim was working. OSHA has proposed penalties of $46,000. OSHA
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'Birds close out series with win over New Orleans
By Steve Selby / Memphis Redbirds | June 30, 2009 12:09 PM ET
Metairie, LA - The Memphis Redbirds homered twice in the first inning and went on to beat New Orleans 6-3 in the final game of a rain-shortened series.
Jarrett Hoffpauir hit a one-out, solo homer in the first inning off Clay Hensley (3-2) to open the scoring. Hoffpauir leads the Redbirds with 10 home runs.
Nick Stavinoha followed Hoffpauir's blast with a single to left. That brought the 'Birds hottest hitter to the plate, Brett Wallace.
The Memphis third baseman entered the game with a 13-game hitting streak. He wasted little time extending the streak as he hit a mammoth blast to right field that carried over a swimming pool that sits beyond the outfield fence for a 3-0 lead. It was Wallace's fifth of the season.
Wallace added a run-scoring single in the third inning and a double in the eighth, upping his average to .291.
Oneli Perez (1-0) pitched into the sixth inning to pick up the win in his Redbirds debut. He recently joined the Redbirds after signing as a free agent.
Jess Todd closed out the game by earning his seventeenth save. After allowing a leadoff single, Todd fanned the next three batters to end the game.
The Redbirds took two out of three games in the series and have posted a 5-2 record over their last seven games.
Notes: Wallace's 14-game hitting streak is the longest by a Redbird this season. Tonight's Probables: Memphis - RH P.J. Walters (2-6, 5.06), Albuquerque - RH Josh Lindblom (0-0, -.--)
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Ethanol, when blended with regular gasoline, is a performance killer. No ifs, ands or buts (IMHO, of course!). The most visceral experience I've had to confirm this is on my sportbike - 1000cc, 180 hp high-revving sportbike (Yamaha R1); have experienced the same on smaller capacity (600cc) bikes as well. Gas with ethanol makes the bike stutter and hesitate, and makes for uneven idling in summer/hot temps - sometimes even has the effect of stalling the bike. Mechanics focused on high performance motorcycles will attest to derogatory effects of ethanol in fuel, in my experience.
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Zou Shiming, two-time Olympic gold medalist and three-time World Amateur Champion and IBF Featherweight Champion Evgeny Gradovich pose during their media day workouts at the Wildcard Boxing Club in Hollywood, California. Shiming returns to the ring after his pro debut in April, to headline an exciting card where he will take on Mexico's Jesus Ortega, Saturday, July 27, at the Cotai Arena at The Venetian Macao Resort in Macau,China. Gradovich of Russia, now fighting out of Oxnard,Ca. makes his first title defense against #1 contender Mauricio Munoz of Argentina. Promoted by Top Rank and Sands China Ltd., in association with Tecate, "ZOU SHIMING: Fists of Gold II " , will also feature another world championship fight – WBO/WBA flyweight champion Juan Estrada vs. Milan Melindo.


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As all of us know if you want good tunes in a Jeep you gotta add some bass. Now I am not looking to be bumping my neighborhood at 2AM but i would like to hear my music on the highway top on or off without blowing my soundbar speakers. I am looking to put in a subwoofer but i do not want to put it behind my rear seat since i remove it most of the time and then the subwoofer would be exposed. And there are many people in my area looking for the 5 finger discount! Has anyone put in a sub anywhere else besides the center console or behind the seat?? Any recommendations for subs that wont be too loud but work nicely?
This is what im going with
but when he takes out his seat he'll be without a sub
I woudl either put one in the console or get one in a lck box kinda thing and put it behind the rear seat, i think tuffy has some of the sub box things that aren't consoles
i got my amp bolted on to the metal right under the rear seat.. My sub is bolted on to those hooks on the sheet metal from the inside so i actually had to remove the speaker from the box and drill holes through the sub and used U hooks to tighten them from the inside... Worse part is there is no space for a screw driver so it's quite hard to get the speaker off the box to get to the nuts for the U hooks.
I currently have my rear seat taken out since the brackets that connect it (those towards the front of the jeep) are worn out and rattle... I have a black cloth over the back so all you see is black when you look through my hardtop tinted windows.
Can i see a pic of that?
Does that mean you have no BOX just the sub cone under the seat?
oh sorry i didnt clarify.. the box it self is bolted on to the hooks on the metal with those u bolt/hooks.. So the U bolts go under and through the hooks mounted to the body and then through the box and are screwed together from inside the box. Goods to that is it looks clean, doesnt rattle and you cant steal it unless you somehow rip out all the hooks off
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Hey guys, heres what I put in my TJ. It's a 10" Infinity Base Link w/an amp built in. Speaker cost $300 and installation was $75 (Purchased all at Best Buy). I can hear the stereo loud and clear with the top down on the highway. I positioned the base of the speaker to where you have to open the rear door to remove it. As long as the rear door is locked...you can't remove the bolts that hold the base down. Removing the seat won't give anyone access either. I live in Hawaii...theft capital of the world!!!! and no problems yet.....KNOCK ON WOOD.
zero options if you want to be able to hear it on the highway topless. my alpine type R is in the trunk with the amp under the rear seat and its the greatest sounding system in the state of oregon.
maybe you could try putting in some bass-inclined speakers in your soundbar.
i got my sub hooked up and its great. what you guys do for actual sound besides bass? how you making that any better?
for actual speakers.. if you have a sub i'd recomend you shut off the bass for the speakers so you can get clearer power out of them. I'd recommend some tweeters or something for voice bolted to the top of the dash or around that area (as long as its at or above chest level). Anyhow check out my setup if you want to see what i have in mind.
ya i cant figure out how to shut off the bass to my speakers, cuz when i turn it down on the faceplate, it also turns down the sub. how do you just do the stock sound bar?
get a set of bass blockers. they filter out the low frequence hertz that damage the full range speakers. i have my mtx 2160 amp mounted in the dash. i removed the pocket part of the glove box door and it fits in there with room to adjust it. om running a audiobaun 12 ultra excurtion. right behind the console screwed to the floor. i have 2 other amps that i would sell 1 thats 2ch 400 watt and a 2000w 2ch that will run mono.
How do you have your sub connected? to the rear speakers with a converter or through the RCAs?
If it's an after market cd player, search the manual for "high pass filter"
I went the cheap way, so when it gets stolen, no biggie. I picked up a sub, 10" in a box and an AMP. Wl-Mart had em as a package for......get this....40.00. I screwed the amp to the sub box. I set it behind the rear seat. If I need to remove it then it comes out as one piece. Or if someone steals it, it will be easier for them take...just unplug and go. I'm only out 40 clams and it sounds just fine for my needs.
It seems the simplest thing would be to just start looking now for a factory sub console, so that when this setup gets ripped off, (cuz it most likely will, since you made it so convenient!) you could just go the route the factory did. It aint the most powerful, but it's practically invisible, does the job well enough, and you can still get more than a gallon of milk in the back of your Jeep!
Figure out somewhere to put the amp
There is no place on my console for a 10" speaker.....I have a '98 TJ....With the one I picked up, it takes up half of the "trunk" space....a sacrifice, but I got used to it.
I have my amp bolted on to the floor underneath the rear seat. Out of sight and not in the way.. :)
I'll post a pic when i get home.
This is what I have installed in my jeep, it is plenty loud and it fits right under the back seat. Here is a link to the information. click here
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