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Hi all, i've got a problem. I've finished nurserie school. the Teacher is an elder but xhen the child come after the action choosing an activity they made nothing ! (action : nothing). What is the problem ?? Tks
Can someone tell me how and when do I try and convert the red and orange heathens? I have level 3 everything and in the process of doing the lake puzzle.
Hey, has anyone else had the golden child join their tribe yet? I just got a message saying that a someone from another tribe had joined the expedition, the golden child. He's and adept scientist, age 18.
To potterylady
Collecting all science items earns you 5+ population and having both complete collections earns you another 5
p.s.: someone got a solution for the necklace problem?
I know how to convert all the purple guys except the reserch one. i have a master resercher but the purple guy just shakes his head
How much energy do i need to make a rain storm and fill the lake?
Okay solved the necklace problem ("theres no apparent place"):
You gotta solve the 15th puzzle or maybe have to solve all totem puzzles. The 15th was the last totem I worked on and suddenly my villager was able to pick up the necklace.
Hi all, please can someone help me - how do I convert the orange masked guards? Getting really tired of the rascal. The others I have no problem with - and have managed the game quite well (with a sneak peek at the hints) - but these guards are annoying! Thanks
never a dull moment. what are the 50 island events to complete the trophies.
Anyone know.
Here again. Got much further in my game, but I'm trying to pan for gold. I managed to fill the pot to 1/3, but now when I put them on the pan they say there is no gold. I have finished every puzzle except the lake, the chief, and the eye statue, and this gold thing is really driving me crazy! What do I need to do to keep getting gold?
Puzzle 6 - Dem Bones
You can complete puzzle 6 without removing the "Block Totem". There will be like 2-3 blue heathens that will try to block the mausoleum. Drop a villager on top of them and try to convert them. When you have spoken to them and drop your villager again then will run away and leave the area. Now drop your villagers at the mausoleum and clear the blockage :) When they come back just drop a villager on them again and repeat untill you're done :P
I completed it in 2 hours after the game started and removed the block totem like 20 hours later. It will take like 10 minutes to remove the blockage.
Back again.....
did the gold
chief has got the necklace
and has converted
still dont know how to convert the red and orange/yellow masks ???
and what about the dirty encampment ???
havent a clue whats next ???
HELP please
Did anyone get the jenga achievment yet?
To Yzisme, thanks regarding the glitch - works like a charm. Way to go on that tip! I managed to hold 3 or 4 orange masked terrors with one expectant mother. Better to use them as they don't work anyway. I have managed to get FOUR master builders,and building up tech points for level three of the game.
How can I increment the energy? I finished all the puzzles and almost all thec are in 3th, but my energy is just 565, any ideas?
please help
TO unlock puzzles 10,lake puzzles just use the power revive on the lake......
you can add 5 energy for every children you pop. other than that, i have not find other ways to get more energy. hope this helps
you have to have the earthquake god power, shake up the encampment a few times until all the heathens are converted
hi to all...first of all, thanks for all the help :)
second, i need help.
i've restored the mausoleum and took down the temple near it. but i can't seem to convert the last purple guy, the master builder. he never seems to be around to challenge him, he mostly hangs around the mausoleum. i've tried to push him a bit with my master builder and manage to get him to the part from where he is supposed to see me challenging him, but he still doesn't see it. so...what am i to do now?
i hope i won't have to start over, since i'm rather ahead. i thought maybe letting him cramping up the mausoleum, maybe that would get him away from it? any suggestions? thanks in advance!
just wondering how do you get the key for the relic collection.
I have tried everything. the game is beat expect for that.
thank you
Has anyone managed to light the fire with the lightning power? I'm more or less done and trying to get all the trophies but my fire won't light!
I managed to light the fire with the lightning power easy, just put the lighteninig on the spot for fire (encluding you dont have a fire) and it will light
I have converted all purple mask heathens but can't find one necklace piece. I think it is from the hydroponic farm. He dropped his mask, but not necklace piece?? Can someone help please
wow i am so annoyed, i followed all the tips in this room and so nearly completed the game trophies and all, all i needed was the eagle and suddenly my babies are stuck at nursing 123 minutes, my children wont grow, i NEVER manipulated time... so angry i was enjoying my game and breeding experiments ! GRRR everything else was completed ! oh yeah... except jenga :(
Okay I have finished everything. Now what? Can the heathens camp be fixed?
The purplemasked master builder heathen is gone. I cant do puzzle 9 because the heathen is not watching :P how do I get the heathen back?
I try to make new babies with my de-aged womans, and now they are nursing forever. Somebody knows how to fix it? I know it's possible, because 2 of them finally drop the baby, after years nursing, but I don't know how. (Sorry for my bad english...)
OMG! I just converted the "Heathen Mommy" but she's a he! Talk about a glitch in the game!
Hey in the game when you try to take the rainbow totem down how do you take the rainbow totem down these are te powers i have the bees, butterflys,sun,lighting,and the bllom one were you plany mushrooms and flowers so how to i take the rainbow totem down???????????
Woah, I converted the Heathen "Mommy", who actually turned out to be a 20-year old guy. Guess The Sims isn't the only game where males can become pregnant!
Spoiler about Earthquakes...
Earthquakes cause rare collectables to appear
I have completed this game in 1 day !!!
i wouldn't fink it to be a joke if i were in ur place :/
but one thing is bloody true............AM THE BEST !!! ;)
anyone know what the "Sun" god power is for or what it does????
I've ran out of noni berries!?!?!!
Do they grow back? or is there another supply of food?? Pleaseee help.
HELP!!!! I have reached 90 people it says thats maxed converted all blue and purple heathens and dont have enough divine energy for earthquake. What do I do?
very funny my nursing heathen was a guy didn't know guy's can give birth to a child hahaha
Hey, has anyone else had 2 sets of triplets and 2 sets of twins nursing at once? In all of the VV games, I have never even had twins before!
Wow, Ysime, I wish that I had read your comment earlier! Your trick would have been SO helpful in any part of the game, it's a shame that I'm pretty much done. :P
Well, I managed to complete all puzzles (including the extra one) in 5 days, with no villager deaths... looks like the God Powers make the game a lot easier! :P
Where are the heathens coming from? I converted all of them and restored the heathen camp bu now I have a new group of heathens without having a mommie heathen!
How do you get the villager to stay in place after you put the time warp on him to challenge the purple masked dude at the bottom? Every time I start the challenge and hit the villager with the time warp he runs off making it impossible to win.
The purplemasked master builder heathen is gone. I cant do puzzle 9 because the heathen is not watching :o how do I get the heathen back?
help! my dyes are missing!!! i finished the clothing hut and the rainbow totem! but when i left the game and log in again they were gone!
I am having a problem with Puzzle 9! Whenever I use the time warp power on one of my builders and drop him/her on the left pile of supplies, I hear a clock ticking - and then the builder disappears! What am I doing wrong?!
I have a 20 yr old MALE villager with a baby! Anyone else have one of these individuals?
Has anyone figured out a way to "bury the dead"? The skeletons just just lay there and finally disappear. Thanks in advance.
Oh I just got the answer!! Yayy
Please can someone tell me how to put fish in lake. I'm up to the fog of doom power. If I need another power how do I get it. Also how do I beat the builder heathen ? Thanks
You're welcome :D
Does everyone remember the little island in Virtual Villagers- The lost children? The little island kids can't get off of? I found the VV5 equivalent :D
If you haven't got it yet from all of my subtle hinting, she can't move. ;)
I have a great idea for a strategy guide. Can I write one?
[You never need to ask permission, we encourage everyone to write a walkthrough or strategy guide for the site. :) -Jay]
I have finished the game except for collectibles and trophies.
I was wondering how to level up devotion after all heathens have been converted. Also when I use Earthquake none of my buildings reset.
And I can just put it on here?
[Yes, you may post it as a comment similar to our other walkthroughs and strategy guides. -Jay]
If you look under Puzzles (above) and look under Puzzle 10, Lady of the lake it gives a detailed account of how to put fish in the lake.
I have had a female villager that has been nursing for 123 minutes for about 10 years of her life, yes that is no typo :) she ages but never has the baby Any ideas? She is probably tired of the whole thing haaaa
Use your bee godly power so they can produce more berries !
Strategy guide.
Picking People.
When picking people, it's best to have at least two children, and to have your adults young; but the thing that I've found helps the most is getting people who like Learning or Running.
Erm. To be continued. It's harder than I thought... but I can do a walk-through thought.
Does anybody know of a way to get your energy capacity up quicker ? I mean how do you all get all those godly powers so fast !?
Illusen -
If a villager has some devotion already (usually learned in school as a child) just set them to devotion and they will work on it on their own. You will see them worshipping at the statue of the hand.
The earthquake will only reset buildings that are under construction when it hits, it doesn't seem to affect completed buildings.
Bluelily -
I have noticed some bugs in the nursing mothers. I had a nursing mother who nursed for 60 years. You might want to contact Last Day of Work and see if they have a fix for this bug.
Wrippedjeans -
For more capacity you need more villagers. Make babies and convert heathens, the more villagers you have the more capacity you have. To get the earthquake power you would need 80 - 90 villagers.
Liz -
That means that you converted the heathen "mommy". Usually (but not always), when you convert the heathen mommy it turns out to be a guy.
Hi -
If the heathen builder wanders away (and they usually do) all you can do is wait for them to come back to do the building contest.
Antique1944 -
That sounds like a bug in the game, you need to contact Last Day of Work and see if they have a fix.
Bunny -
Once you complete tearing down the rainbow totem the dyes disappear, you don't need them again.
Melanie -
When you drop the time-warped villager on the supplies, is the purple heathen there to witness it? If so, and your villager disappears, then this may be a bug in the game. Your best bet is to contact Last Day of Work and see if they have a fix.
Totallyconfused -
Make sure that that villager is selected in the "camera" in the lower right of the screen. Even if he/she runs off, you can click on that picture of them and you will zoom to where they are, then you can pick them up and drop them on the supplies to do the contest.
Tjana -
If you can repair the aqueduct to the farm plot (upper left of the screen, just below the hot springs pools) you can get another food source. In the meantime, if you have the fertilize power (the bee) you can put the bees on the bush and they will fertilize it, getting you a few extra berries.
Liz Johnson -
The sun power can make it stop raining, or make the fog go away.
All players -
We are compiling a spreadsheet of island events, both the ones that just happen (like the day of honoring the dead) and the ones that have choices. Feel free to post any island events you have encountered and what happened and they will get included in the spreadsheet.
Does anyone know if the chimes mean anything?? I'm concluding they don't??
Does anyone know if there's a fix for the breeding bug? I had a 77 yo nursing mother. I've tried changing from fast to slow, rebooting and making them young again. Nothing changes the timing. I have a bunch of 13 and 14 yo's nursing! I have noticed, however, that this bug seems to affect women who are made young and then have a child.
i have converted only 10 blue masks and have level 3 everything but i cannot convert anymore the light wont go out from above thier heads
Here are random events I've gotten-
(Remember, these may not be identically worded, seeing as this is from my memory)
~ There is a loud sound, and children fall out of the waterfall! "That was fun!" One yells. "Let's do it again!" Unfortunately, their village is to far away for your villagers, so the children are adopted into the tribe. (+4/5 children)
~ (Heathren name) has watched your tribe and has decided that they like what they see. They approached (your villager name) and asked if they could join. (your villager) doesn't know if they trust them or not- it didn't seem to have been enough time for learning much.(I chose yes) (+1)
~(your villager name) wakes up one morning to find that bees (or ants?) have overtaken the Noi bush! Should they shoo them away?
(I picked no)
From watching the bees/ants, (your villager) learned a lot about farming. Unfortunately, in the process the bees ate all the noi fruit.
(+ a farming skill level)
~ your villagers wake up to find sneaky footprints around the grainery.It seems some food has been stolen!
(- random numbers, usually around 300)
Another random event-
(exact wording)
~A tame bird is found with a note tied to its leg. It bears news from another village saying that there are signs that the balance is starting to be restored to the island through the combined efforts of the other tribes. Scientific evidence follows...
Your tribe gains some tech from the document.
(+2000 or less)
Here's another I just got >.>
` (Villager name) has found a way into the five pools!
- Bathe quickly before anyone notices
- Enjoy the pools
(I chose enjoy the pools)
(Villager name) knows that the heathens might catch him, but he thinks "Hah! Who are those heathens to hog the pools?" Unfortunately, the heathens see him and he is quickly surrounded. He hides his face in fear, but it is to late. Now his face is hidden behind a mask. The heathens have added one to their number.
Aaand here's another:
(I'm sitting at home, sick, with nothing else to do)
~ Aphid Infestation!
Aphids have infested the crops and rendered much of the food unusable.
well it''s starting to annoy me...i just can't get enough energy to get the god power to revive my fish.
i also cannot make any more baby's.
i now have 33 villagers and when i put two of them in the loveshack it say's there isn't enough spacing to house more villagers..
i've build all houses..so i don''t know what to doooo :(
Where can I get dry grass for the fire pit???
Heeeere's another XP:
~ (villager name) is starting to doubt the existence of the guiding hand. He looks up, expecting a miracle.
-give him a miracle.
-don't give him a miracle.
I chose give.
You make butterflies appear above his head. He however, thinks it's a natural phenomenon. True devotion comes from within.
(nothing happens)
Im having problems with my de-aged nursing mothers aswell, they get pregnant but never "have" the baby. It is seeming to be only with the ones i used the de-age god power. Even if i use the power again on the same villager i end up with a 5 year old with a baby!!! and the circle continues.
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
the chimes ring when a collectable or a mushroom appears soo listen out for them kk :) hope it helped !!
I have a problem in the game. I already solved all the puzzles unless the 17. I have the necklace complete and when I took one villager to delivery to Chief it say the chief is not in home. I do it several times but the chief never has here. What can I do?
-Sorry, my english is bad xD
I have so far encountered one event:
One of the Heathens came to me asking for a tour. I chose to give the tour. She was impressed and gave me a tour of her own, but then she stole some of my stuff. It didn't say what.
I need some help!!!! How do you get the villagers enery bar full? The other games you made potions with flowers! Doesnt seen that is the case in this game!!! Thanks!!!
I encountered another event:
A "barrell of babies" washed up on the shore.
I got two 10 year old girls.
I have a problem.I changed the windows mode to play but now I can't play at all
I'm having troubles, my knowledge totem is guarded by 2 scary red people and 3 orange(2 work in the science lab). I use the butterflies to gather lots of kids to distract the orange people but it doesn't work, even when I use the bees on them all. After dragging ALL my people onto the totem, I find they have already fled from the guards, then my spells wear off. What can I do? Can you please direct any replies to: firstname.lastname@example.com? Thanks!!!
I have this weird problem with my game. For some reason it takes a really, really, really long time to make a character into a Master Builder. I mean, I've been playing for about a day now in fast mode and I only have 2 and their both from the starter tribe. None of the other skills take that long.
i had an event that went something like this...
???(cant remember their name) wanted to try bungee jumping with a springy vine and i chose to do it...then they forgot their purpose in life and just want to bungee jump...which means all their skill left and now they don't like to work lol
I have searched and searched for this answer. I don't have a nursery school. How do you build them and how do you build extra huts? Thanks :)
on my game, i found one of my villagers in the broken adeqate and it said he was "comforting", and he was right beside the purple one that always weeps. so i just wanted to know what he was doing; was he comforting himself or the purple masked dude. kk thx. crystal.
kay so my villager was in the broken adeqate and it said he was "comforting" and the purple dude that always weeps was there too. i just wanted to know if he was comforting himself or the purple masked dude. thx. -bethany
I just realized something gross. I guess its a bug, but I had no kids in my tribe so I set all of my Villagers to parenting, then found that when the men ran out of women to smooch, they became homosexual!!
Also, has anyone found out what to do if the Knowledge Totem is guarded by 2 red masks and an orange???
In regard to the building challenge, the villager I put on time warp "disappeared" as well. In reality, he was just scurrying around at top speed elsewhere on the screen. Just pick him up and drop him back on the challenge once it resets and you will be able to solve the challenge.
Shelley and AhChi, you cannot deliver the necklace until you solve the puzzle where you return the eye to the gray and gold totem by the woods where the heathens go when it rains.
The dry land about the lake is the heathens' ruined village where they congregate as you destroy totems.
The sunshine power will get rid of rain.
You get lightning power once you build up your max energy bar. As you add to your tribe and find relics, your max energy bar increases. Once you fill it, new powers become available.
Riku, your child cannot pick up the piece of necklace by the statue b/c that is where they store the pieces they have found. Every time you convert a purple heathen, you get a necklace piece. Drop a child on it and it will take it to the statue. Once you have all four pieces of the necklace, you can assemble it.
Is there a limit to the age of the mothers? My 73-yr-old just had a baby.
A semi-permanent solution for Rascal and other Yellows!
This will only work once the lake is filled. Try dropping a child onto the lake towards the south edge, notice they don't swim, they just sort of get stuck there.
If you haven't mastered the art of "decoys" yet, here's how you do it: Drop a child near some yellows, then pick him up and slowly move him. The yellows will follow, if they lose interest, drop the child for a second then pick them back up), you can "lead" yellows anywhere on the map this way.
For this trick, you will be using a child and decoying all the yellows into the lake.
Rascal is a child, so cannot swim, get her stuck first by decoying her around the South West edge of the water (you'll see some rocks, then a sand bar, then more rocks - this second more southern set of rocks is where she'll get stuck - basically on top of the flat rock), when she reaches this spot, move your little decoy out into the water about a quarter inch away and drop them. The decoy and Rascal should stay there (decoy in water, Rascal at the edge). If they don't, pick the decoy back up and re-position until they do.
Pick up another child and use them to decoy the rest of the yellows into the lake. Once you get them to swim to the original decoy, then just swoop away (don't drop a second child here) and go back for more until all the yellows are stuck around the first decoy. Don't drop any more villagers in this area.
If you close the game, you will have to re-do this because everyone moves when the game re-opens.
Ok, I've just started playing the game, and I'm trying to dismantle the hunger totem... And I can't! I have distracted the yellow guards, but the red ones won't budge. I've used the bees power more than 10 times, because I first thought the problem was with the exact position I should click on the bush... But no matter where I click, the red guards just run around near the totem, and when I try to get my villagers to work on the totem, they either get scared by the heathens and run away, or they get attacked by the stupid bees! I admit, I'M FRUSTRATED! I don't know what to do anymore...
Oh, yeah, and there are two red guards in front of the totem, and in your screenshot up there, there's only one guard, and it's right next to the bush...
Hah! He deserved it! Rascal was running around when all the children started playing tag. When he played, everyone left and he ran into the corner 'a bit lonely'. HAHAHAHAH!!!
So, I have 91 villagers, all except four relics and four science items, and have 722 max energy. I have also fully researched everything except Science and solved all puzzles except for 14 (currently in round three of building).
I know I need 800 to get an earthquake, but how do I increase my energy when all the purple heathens are converted, the chief is converted and all except four blue heathens are converted. By my calculations, converting the four heathens would get me 20 more energy and finding the other relics/science items would get me 24. So, 722+44 is only 766. I need 34 more to get to 800.
why builders are pretty late to be masters??
cuz the other skills is about a quarter to full already a master... and also how to get more max energy?
P.S sorry for my bad eng(maybe) XD
It said to use a master builder to get the heathen builder but i used a trainee and won :D
Never mind,I found the solution myself... And just so everyone knows, there is another, much easier way to get rid of all the guards around the hunger totem
Simply use the lightning power on the guards, regardless of whether you choose to lure the yellow guards away and trap them by clicking 'M' or just luring them close to the red guards, and then use the lightning on them all. Then u simply bring your villagers to the totem and dismantle it. The red guards might return to their posts later on, but they'll leave it as soon as they 'realise' the totem is gone...
Mess Safely with the clock!
Hi, there is a safe way to mess with the clock.
1) Before changing the clock be sure to have enough food to last as long as you will fast forward.
2) Do not go over the crop-time, meaning, if you have 12 minutes until crops are available, fast forward up to 10 minutes and leave the 2 reamining minutes for the game to complete during normal playing mode.
3) Do not skip over an hour change. If you want to fast-forward past an hour-cjange, first go to 58 or 59 minutes (Ex: 18:59)and after the computer changes the full hour,(Ex:19:00) then fast forward the rest of the needed time. Keep your change in minutes.
4)Be sure to Stop the game before putting your clock back to normal time.
Select the Pause option. Also, before pausing the game and putting your clock back, make sure you have noni on the bush and crops on the land.
I messed with the game clock in all virtual villagers games. I had a lot of problems before I came up with these rules.
Happy playing to everyone : )
I was having problems with puzzle six and decided to restart, then I realized
that if you do the puzzle at the beginning, then there are only blue masks in the area and there's no so much debris. It's a lot easier, because then all you have to do to keep the masked people from reburying is drop a person on them.
i got another question... why is the heathen master scientist is so slow for the light above his/her head to disappear?
Hi, I must be blind or something--I can NOT find the dry grass for my fire! Any help? Thanks!
ok so i tried to drop a adept scientist on the blackboards and that didnt work...how do i clear the board..or do i just wait it out
JIGuest -
The dried grass is near the hospital and the knowing totem


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Turning off the filter at night and its consequences
Hello everyone.
I am a biologist and decided to run a FOWLER. (I had FW before).
I love my absolute silence when I sleep and I think I might turn off the Ehiem canister filter at night.
I am sure it is not the optimal condition but lets talk about it.
Most nitrification organism (bacteria and archaea, Nitrosomonas, Nitrobacter) are aerobic, However we still have anammox (anaerobic oxidation of ammonia by ie Planctomycetes).
I am sure not all of the microbial community will die during 9 hour of lack of circulation in the filter(think how hard it was to get ride of all those algae or cyanobacteria). Yes, it will reduce the viable and active cells but I won't say they "all will die". Moreover this will provide opportunity for Anaerobic anammox to get active.
When no input of resources (in our case tank water) is added to our "reactor"(filter) cells first go into dormant phase, then spore and then die. Others might get the opportunity to get active(as I said about anammox).
So I hypothesis that turning off the filter at night should act as a little time freeze on microbial community of our filter?
I try to search some peer review articles about this. But I would like that you guys share your experiences and your thought
1-what do you think?
Now Please comment about technical aspect of this scenario:
I have 60 gallon tank with lots of live rock and few fishes.
I set a timer to turn off the Ehiem Canister classic off by 11pm and turn it on by 7am. Does it start to filter again automatically. I never used canister so I don't know about priming.
2-Now please comment about technical aspect of automatic turning off/onLast edited by seavashr; 06-21-2011 at 04:30 PM. Reason: I am not sure if I post this in proper topic!
Well in the case of SW most of your BB is in the rock's nooks and crannys in which case you just need to keep the water in your tank circulating. You'd be absolutely fine turning the filter off at night, so long as you have power heads circulating the water in your tank when the filter is off
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I don't know anything about saltwater filtration, but I do have a canister filter. It won't have any problems coming back on after a period of being turned off. It won't need priming or anything so long as you didn't drain it or allow air to enter it somehow.
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I agree with Hockeyhead
With enough good quality live rock, you won't need the cannister for biological filteration. Were you also planning to run carbon or phosphate remover in the cannister ?If you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
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I've never heard of anammox occurring in our aquaria, most likely because its growth rate is so slow which is also what's limiting its use in wastewater treatment. In our aquaria, it's outcompeted by faster growing bacteria and rendered useless.
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Thanks everyone
Originally Posted by hockeyhead019
Originally Posted by Cliff
I want to have canister filter to keep my aquarium cleaner(physical removal) and help remove chemical as well. And some biological will be bonus.
and yes I want to have lots of rocks
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Originally Posted by funkman262
I really don't know how long these bacteria can survive without oxygen. If ammonia were the limiting factor here then they would simply be able to consume degrading cells for nutrients until the flow starts back up and brings nutrients into the canister again. It's different with oxygen though. If anything, there might be facultative anaerobes that would simply use the most energetically available ions available to them, which in this case would be nitrate.
But as others have said, I don't think leaving the canister off at night would be an issue anyway as long as you have enough live rock for aerobic bacteria to colonize.
Note that, as per OP's other thread, he would also like to shut off his powerhead at night.
300 gallon mega tank: build in progress
75 gallon community tank: tetras, danios, corys, platies, otos, pearl gouramis, bristlenose pleco, assassin snails, red cherry shrimp, bamboo shrimp
70 gallon growout tank: clown loaches, sailfin pleco
60 gallon goldfish tank: fancy goldfish
29 gallon frog tank: 1 bullfrog
10 gallon and 5.5 gallon betta tanks: 1 male betta each, sometimes snails
Get a rena xp.I have 3 of them running and cant even tell.
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If you have never used a canister filter, You may be very surprised at the noise you [don't] hear.My GF calls me insincere... I pretend to care.
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It is always safe to lay dowu principles, tp give expedience and interpret it, to point out the conditions to he secured in order to produce the best crops, but nothing that a paper can say will do away with the necessity of every reader running his own thinker. The Century Magazine In 1833 A.. MILLER & SON. (Successors to •"- A. Alber). Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, First-class rigs at reasonable rates. Commercial travolers and their baggage carried to and from adjoining .owns witli promptness and at living rates. QUI Warner House Barn, SALINE, - - MICH.. ♦John Banmgaidnei, (Successo to Anton Eisle.1 DEALER "r*v Foreign and American Garble, Granite and Building "stone. Corner of Detroit and Catherine Sts. ANN ARBOR MICH. REP AIRING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. All kinds of Forging, "Repairing Horseshoeing, »ud general Jobbing. SATISFACTION GUABANTEED and prices reasonable. Shop on Ann Arbor street, ment are. soon to come. Four dollars willbring you this splendid magazine for one year, and certainly no cultivated home can afford to be without it. Subscribers can remit directly to the publishers, The Century Co., 33 East 17th St., New York. They should begin with November, and so get first chapters of all the serials, including " Sweet Bells Out of Tune. " Marsh-Hawks. Most country boys, I fancy, know the marsh-hawk. It is he you see flying low over the fields,beating about bushes and marshes and dipping over the fences, with his attention directed to the ground beneath him. He is a cat on wings. He keeps so low that the birds and mice do not see him till he is fairly upon them. The hen-hawk swoops down upon the meadow-mouse from his position high in air, or from the top of a dead tree: but the marsh- hawk stalks him and comes suddenly upon him from over the fence, or from behind a low bush or tuft of grass. He is nearly as large as the hen-hawk, but has a much longer tail. "When 1 was a boyl used to call him the long-tailed hawk. The male is a blush slate-color; tho female a reddish brown like the hen hawk, with a white rump. Unlike the other hawks, they nest on the ground in low,thick marshy places. For several seasons a pair have nested in a bushy marsh a few miles back of me, near the house of a farmer friend of mine. Two years ago he found the nest, but when I got over to see it the uext week, It had been robbed, probably by some boys iu the neighborhood. —John Burroughs, iu Novt-nber St. Nicholas. near Main.. SALINE, MICH It would be hard for a pors m who cares for good reading- to make a better investment than a year's subscription to The Century Magazine. No regiou ia too remote, no expense too great, if it will only produce what the- Century's readers waul. Tills is the policy that has made it. as tUo Pt'U Mall Budget, of .TjOrdon, says, " By far the best of the magazines, English or American.'* The November number begins a new volume ami contains the first chapters of a powerful novel of New Yoi-ksociety called "Sweet Bulls Out of Tiini', " written by .Mrs. Bui-ton H-irrison, the author of "The AiigloinanUics." In this story the fashionable wedding, the occupants of the boxes iu the Metropolitan Opera House, the "smart set'" in the. country house are faithfully reflected, and the illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson, Lief's well known cartoonist, are as brilliant as the novel. In this November number begins also a great series of papers on. "The Bible and Science,"" opening with ' VDoo* the Bible contain Soieutiffe Errors? " by Prof. Schields, of Princeton, who takes decided ground that the Bible does not contain scientific errors of any moment, and who mostinterestiugly states the case from his point of view. Other articles in this series will ineludu one in the December (Christm.is ) number, " The Effect of Scientific Study upon Religious Beliefs.'* in important series of letters that passed between General Sherman aud his broth.'V Senator John Sherman is also printtll in November, which number contains also contributions from the most distinguished .vriters, including" an article by James Russell Lowell, which was not quite completed at the time of his death. The suggestion ■which Bishop Potter miykes in. the November Century as. to t\-hat eo,u.ld be done with the World's Bail* if it were opened on S,i*.n.d"tj"-, is one \vhioh seems tho most practical solution of the problem yet offered. The December Century is to be a great Christmas number,—full of Christmas stories, Chmtmas poems, and Christmas pictures,—and in it will begin the first chapters of a striking novel of life in Colorado, *'* Benetits Forgot," by "Wolcott Balestier, who wrote " The Naulahka" with Rudyard Kipling, Papers on good roads, the new educational methods, and city govern- THE WOOING OF "OLD TIPPECANOE." The KentuoJsy Girl Whom He Loved but Who Preferred Another. Mi*. J*. B. Bosworth, brother to Mrs. Mary L. Todd, tells the following interesting story: Gen. William Henry Harrison, the grandfather of our chief executive,visited Frankfort, Ky., when 20 years of age, and there surrendered his heart to the bright eyes of Miss Monarchy Fen wick:, one of the bewitching maidens of the infant city. He did not prosper in his wooing, but the impression was, to a tender degree, lasting. Upon taking his leave he put a ring upon her linger with these unconsciously prophetic words: "Monarchy, when I am president of the United States send this ring to me with any request you may have to make, and I will grant whatever you ask if it is in my power." Smiling at the jest she took the valuable circlet and placed it among her treasures. When she uext saw her old admirer she was the wife of Judge Samuel Todd, a wealthy and promineut citizen, aud had become a fatuous housekeeper of wide hospitality. Ho had been elected president of the United States, aud was en route, via Frankfort, to his* inaugural ceremonies. Accepting her invitation to dine, the distinguished guest was seen at his best. The presidential suite comprised twelve persons, some in carriages, others on horseback, and the village was stirred throughout at the invasion. Among other good things on the table was a molasses-cured ham which had been buried for nine years in wood ashes. President Harrison partook freely of this ham, and pronounced it the sweetest he had ever tasted. Calling her two boys to his side, ho put an arm around each audsaid; "Monarchy, here are your hoys,bnt where are your girls?'* She had no girls. Her husband's daughter by a previous marriage was in after vears known as "Sister Gabrielle" of "St. Catherine's Academy at Lexington. The ring, which, is a cluster of seven garnet stones set in gold, is now in the possession of Mrs. Mary L. Todd, daughter-in-law of the Monarchy who was the sweetheart of the lirst President Harrison. The house where the dinner was given is on Belle Point, the spot being known as Lake Park, and is in sight of the place where Gen. Frank P. Blair and Montgomery Blair were born. On ■an old tree may "still be seen the initials of William Henry Harrison, cut by himself.—Cincinnati Comvicrcitd- Gazelte. • "Why He Flagged tho Train. One of Michigan's railroad companies decided to establish a freight and ticket office at R., a small flag station iu the southern part of the state, and the grocery-keeper of this hamlet was comn-tissiaued as agent. The first morning he awoke about 5 o'clock, and, hearing the "limited" whistle in the distance, hurriedly slid into his trousers, and, without stopping to finish dressing, dashed down the stairs, flag in hand, ran out upon the plat^ form and began wildly waving the flag across the track." The train stopped; the conductor alighted, and, seeing uo one but the agent in sight, turned to him with the inquiry: "Where's your passengers?*" "Haven't any," replied- the agent, as he made another grab • to 'keep • his trousers from falling down. "Then whv in thunder did vou stop us?" "W—-well, I—I—thought perhaps there might be some oue who would want to get off here."—Detroit Fred Priss. Song. '•Come liitltef, come hither! The broom was In blossom all over yon rise. There went a wide murmur ot brown bees about it with songs from the wood. We shall never be younger?0, love, letus forth for the world 'neath our eyes, A3-, the world is made young e"eii ns we, and riglitf air is her youth and right good. "Then there fell the great yearning upon me ' that never yet went into words: While lovesome and moansome thereon spake and faltered the dove to the dove. And I came at her calling, "Inherit, inherit, and sins with tho birds'; I went up to the wood with the child of my heart and the wife of my love. "0* pure! 0, pathetic! "Wildhyacinths drank it, the dream-light apace. Not a leaf moved at all 'neath tho blue, they hung wniting-for messages kind; Tall cherry trees dropped their white blossom that drifted no whit from its place, For the south very far out to sea hud the lulling low voice of the wind. "And the child's dancing foot gave us part in ravishment almost a pain, An infinite tremor of life a fond murmur that cried out 011 time. Ah, brief, must attend in tbe doing, and spend itself sweetly in vain. And the promise be only fulfilment to lean from the' height of its prime. " 'We shall never be younger; nay, mode me not, fancy, none call from you tree. They have thrown me the world they went over, went up, and, alas! for my part I am left to grow old and to grieve and to change: but they change not with me; They will never be older, the child of my love and the wife of my heart,'" —Jean Ingelow. Deodorizing Onions and Cabbage. If you will eat onions why don't you take the smell out of them when it ean be done so easily? Before they are cooked they maj- be soaked for a little while in salt water to help remove the strong odor, and while they are cooking place in the pot a piece of bread tlie size of an egg or larger tied in a linen bag. Tins* may also be used for cabbage or any other vegetables with penetrating odors. HE WAS A KINDLY DRUMMER. But His Attempt to Play the "tfinister- Ing-Angel Act T\*as Misplaced. The drummer was smiling softly to himself in the corner of the car seat, says the Detroit Free Press. "What is it now?" asked a friend of his who had come on at the last station. "Odd, very odd," said the drummer. "Did you notice the man who got off as you came on? The tall oue with the red-leather sachel?" "I noticed the sachel." "Well, he's a brick." He came on board about a hundred miles down the road looking very much broke up, and sat dowu across the car from me. He hadn't been there more than half an hour when he took a black bottle out of his valise, looked at it a moment eagerly and put it back again. In a few minutes he did it over again, only holding it longer in his hands. The third time he took it out he pulled the cork, replaced it and shut it up in his valise. By this time I was especially curious and began to watch him close- "The fourth time he took it out of the valise he opened it and set it in the corner, where he could gaze at it. Then every two or three minutes he would take it up, start it toward his lips and put it back again. Of course, by this time I knew that the man was lighting the devil in him and was trying not to drink tlie stuff in the bottle, though he was thirsty for it and every effort at resistance was a torture to him. Finally when he had made a desperate effort to overcome the temptation, I went over to him. "'Excause me,'" I said, "'I am glad to see you trying to conquer your old enemy, and art: deserving of all encouragement. I hope you will let me assist you"'—and I reached for the bottle—".-by throwing the vile stuff out of the wiudow.1" "•I wish to thunder yon would, stranger," he exclaimed gratefully. "'It's water, and if I get much drier in this blamed hot car I'll be tempted to take a dose of it before I get to a place where I cau get something lit to drink.'" Patti Sang for the Parrot. In her castle at Craig-y-Nos Mme. Patti has a §6,000 parrot, which she cherishes and pets as if it were a child. One day there went to interview Patti a young man who had traveled long and far to view the beautiful Craig-y-Nos p.ilace. "Mme. Patti will he here in a mo- meut," said the door a udant. Just then there was a rustle of skirts and Mme. Patti swept into a room adjoining. In a minute the most beautiful, birdlike notes rose upon the air, unmistakably from Patti's throat. "She is singing for me," said the delighted listener to himself, "and she is too modest to come in here and sing directly before me. She wants me to hear her as she sings at home. O.what joy to have this privilege!" At this moment the heavy draperies were pulled aside and the attendant said: " "You may wait upon Mine. Patti now. She has been giving a short lesson to her parrot. She teaches him every day. This way, sir, if you please." In Her "X'lictiQth. Year. Kalph Emerson's widow is now in her SJOth year. Slie lives with her unmarried "daughter. Miss Ellen, iu the old homestead at Concord. She sees no visitors, reads nothing, and apparently feels no interest in the outside world. Only at the rarest intervals does she leave tho house. Then she goes for a short drive in the old family carry-all, which looks as if it might have beeu pim*lia-i'-l with she Imnseiu 1S35. Miss Emerson is the constant companion of her mother. THE STORE Unqualified Sucess Of our COLLOSSAL SALE Every item on our list found just as ad/ortised Every promise faithfully fulfilled. The tremendous Crowds that have visited "The Store" the past week haye found us prepared in every department to fulfil their most Sanguine Expectations. We have out Ceasered Ceasar. We have outdone ourselves. We will continue this Sale for only a short time 'onger. If you have not availed yourselves of its benefits, do so at once. It is au opportunity 3*011 cannot miss in Justice to Yourself. . MACK & SCHMID . 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Object Description
Title | 1892-11-03; Saline Observer |
Date | 1892-11-03 |
Publisher | LeBaron & Nissly |
Description | An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published. |
Subject/Keywords | Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers; |
Copyright Permission | This material is in the public domain. |
Type | Newspaper |
Format | JPG/JPEG |
Language | English |


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Leopard spots fade in pastel ombre´ waves, coloring this scarf in a stylish spectrum.
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Width: 26in / 66cm
Length: 80in / 203cm
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Round avatars not looking good in Safari
Hey all,
i made round avatar pictures on my theme by using
border-radius: 50%;
you can see it here: Tingeltangel and it looks well in chrome and firefox but not in safari and also not in chrome on iphone/ipad. Why's that?
im pretty sure you'll need to put your image inside another div.
check this out: http://www.splashnology.com/article/round-avatars-in-css3/4099/
hi again. i think the problem is that you trying to apply all those things on the image itself. i use to put round images inside a div and then style the div itself.


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This is not exactly a pie. And, it isn't birdseed, either. But that is the name that jumped out at me and I couldn't shake it loose, so here we are. It does look exactly like birdseed, and it is in a pie dish. Good enough for me.
Also, this isn't a perfect recipe. …click to continue Birdseed Pie