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i was wondering if i should go with diesel or a gas pick up. I commute about 50 miles round trip on highway. I dont necessarily need a diesel but herd they get better fuel mileage on highway. I also want 4x4 but dont NEED 4x4 if you know what i mean. i really dont do pulling unless its in the summer pulling a mowing trailer. Just want some opinions and imput on them. thanks
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Not really enough info to be able to give advice. But, diesels tend to be a bit more up front, but can pay off with fuel economy over time. New gas engines in the 1/2 tons can get pretty good gas mileage too compared to the years past. The more load to be carried the larger the benefit in fuel economy to the diesel also.
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Stick with gas the diesel might be cheaper on fuel but repairs will kill you and if your not pulling anything over what a 1/2 ton truck can pull there is no need for extra head ache
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You have to change fuel filters more often for diesels. Fuel additives are recommended since the EPA took the sulphur out of the fuel. Also you are looking a lot more oil each time you change. I have a dirtymax and it takes the least amount of oil at 10qts.
I tow rock crawlers around and I get 15-16 highway towing and 20+ highway empty. That being said, around town kills my economy. 12-14mpg. I converted to a caterpillar fuel filter so it is less then $20 when I change it every 10k miles. Oil with full synthetic every 10k miles costs about $80 and then $10 for my Allison transmission. Filter every 10k miles. Tires aren't cheap either. Ive got some e-rated 10 ply tires and those cost more than what a Gasser will need...
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Honestly, a diesel just isn't worth it anymore unless your hauling a 5th wheel, or heavy equipment. Fuel mileage isn't there in town. Have to let them warm up, instead of get in and go.
Plus fuel tends to cost somewhat more than reg gasoline. I wouln't buy another diesel
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My 6.0 powerstroke diesel takes 14L/quarts of oil each change. 2 new fuel filters once a year.
I pull a 20x8 tandem axle enclosed trailer with mine. If I wasnt pulling the trailer, i would not have a diesel. Diesels cost more to maintain and repair.Lincoln Idealarc 250 stick/tig
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I just always wanted a diesel but like everyone said I don't need it. I have a 03 gmc half ton 4x4 an it does the job but want something different an newer. Been thinking bout a reg cab newer Chevy or dodge but never liked the reg cab. I tend to use my ext cab for storage lol
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Again I agree with Cruzier. I also have a 3/4 ton 7.3 which In some circles is the cream of the crop when it comes to diesels. I also have an older Chevy with a 350 both are 4x4. I am an advocate for diesel trucks but you HAVE to work it. If your not pulling its not going to pay for itself. If you don't own heavy equipment / large trailers or haul on a REGULAR basis it isn't worth it. I live in Michigan and the winters can get harsh it is a 15min warm up. The diesel are always a concern in cold weather. Women don't like the sound or smell (even if I feel differently). In my opinion go with a newer gasser you will overall be happier in the long run.Never Satisfied
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HOA uses DNA tests to target dog owners who don't scoop poop
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- A HOA's grounds go to the dogs and crime lab science is being used to combat the problem.
But some owners have a bone to pick with the board.
Dozer, a sweet-natured young pit bull, tugs on his leash, panting hard as he walks excitedly through his condo complex.
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"Really?! Are you serious? Am I reading this correctly?"
That's what his owner, Justin Villanueva, thought after getting a recent letter from the Borgata's, a condo community on Jones Boulevard and Harmon Avenue, homeowners administration.
"I kinda thought it was ridiculous. I thought, really? DNA test? I mean, come on."
The letter requires all dog owners in the community to bring their pooches in for a DNA swab.
"I just think nowadays, doing DNA testing, your right of privacy is gone. Now for our dogs too."
Through a program called PooPrints, the doggie DNA goes into a world pet registry that the company says can be used as a "whodunnit tool."
When a pet owner leaves their pooch's package behind, for $60 per poop, the HOA collects and sends a sample to a lab in Knoxville, Tennessee.
"Dogs defecate and you should pick up after your dog, but, I mean, DNA testing to solve the 'crime' is going too far," Justin says.
Dog owners were given no choice in the matter.
"Basically, if you don't do it you're gonna get fined."
Failing to register your dog is a $100 fine, plus a lien on your unit if you don't pay.
All for what the letter says is due to a "small percentage of residents."
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"It's a problem, but for the most part, people pick up after themselves, you know? That's why I don't think they should have gone to these extreme measures."
"I thought this was one of the most ridiculous things I'd ever heard," says HOA attorney Bruce Flammey.
He believes the association may have really stepped in it with this one.
"I've never seen any set of governing documents that say if you're going to have a dog, in particular, you have to give us a DNA sample. And interestingly, it doesn't apply to cats."
Which raises the question of inequal treatment of HOA residents, which is against state law.
"And they're going to be spending time trying to differentiate between cat poo and dog poo," Flammey points out.
In that letter they sent to residents, the HOA warns dog owners to keep their canine companions away from food and other dogs for at least an hour before getting tested, in order to avoid cross contaminating the DNA.
So Flammey wonders how, after the fact, they can guarantee a clean sample and a positive match to the offending pooch.
"If the poo's going to be laying out there and six or seven dogs are gonna come and sniff it and some idiot's gonna lick it, ok, now what? How do we know what dog it was? And I don't think they're gonna be able to make it stick."
The association says they're doing this partly to save money.
They say they were spending $600 a month to pay vendors to scoop poop.
No one from the Borgata HOA or management company Benchmark would go on camera.
They had their lawyer send us a lengthy written statement which says, in part, "we reached this decision after great deliberation and concern for our community's health and welfare... After several other methods of controling the problem failed."
They say they expect the PooPrints program to be a "deterrent to those who abuse the community's trust" and a way to "avoid penalizing responsible pet owners."
Justin finds that laughable.
"This is something that needs to be seen. Because people are gonna have an 'oh, reallly?' moment, I think."
Darcy: "Do you think it rises to the level of the HOA Hall of Shame?" Justin: "Totally. Perfect. This is perfect."
Dog owners have until the Dec. 17 to get their dog's mouths swabbed if they want the association to pick up the $30 tab.
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The Incarnation reveals an intelligible world in which the scientist can be at home, a world where concepts like goodness, truth, beauty, justice, and love have real and abiding meaning.
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The Angelic Organics Learning Center in Illinois is Made from Whole Trees and Straw Bale
We've featured Gunderson and Whole Trees Architecture here on Inhabitat before. The innovative firm uses unmilled tree trunks and branches as structural components of buildings, which is much more efficient than conventional building techniques. Because nature is the best engineer of them all, unmilled trees have the ability to support more than 50 percent more weight than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Keeping the structure of the tree intact retains the continuous fibers of the wood, which are weakened when timber is cut. It's also much more sustainable, because it enables builders to use upper branches and Y-beams of a tree, instead of just the trunk. The firm uses mostly smaller, local trees, and they tend to favor those that have already fallen instead of cutting down healthy, living trees.
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Jack Dillenberg, DDS, MPH
Dr. Jack Dillenberg is the inaugural dean of the Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health. Dr. Dillenberg received his master's degree in public health from Harvard School of Public Health and completed his dental education at New York University, College of Dentistry. He received his undergraduate degree from Tulane University in New Orleans. Prior to joining the Arizona dental school, Dr. Dillenberg was associate director for public health programs in the California Department of Health Services and prior to that was area health officer serving the west area of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services. Dr. Dillenberg also is president of Dillenberg & Friends Health Services Consulting providing a full scope of health services consulting. During most of the 1990s, Dr. Dillenberg served in several capacities in the Arizona Department of Health Services, including director for more than four years and assistant director in the Division of Family Health Services. Dr. Dillenberg has also served in numerous positions on health-related boards and associations and is the recipient of a great number of honors and awards, including the U.S Public Health Service Chief Dental Officer's Service Award and the Harvard School of Public Health Alumni Award of Merit. Dr. Dillenberg is recognized at the local, state, and national levels as an expert in the area of public health leadership, health program development, social marketing, oral health issues, health center design, training of community health workers, community organizing, and lecture presentations.
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Dr. Wayne Cottam is the Associate Dean of Community Partnerships at the Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health. In this position, he developed and oversees the external rotation program for ASDOH as well as other student community activities and partnerships, teaches Head and Neck Anatomy and serves on the senior administrative team of the school. Prior to his current position, he was the Dental Director with Community Health Centers in Salt Lake City, Utah. Dr. Cottam graduated from the University of Utah in 1990 and attended dental school at the Oregon Health Sciences University, graduating with honors in 1993. He completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry program at the University of Utah Hospital and went into an associateship in private practice for one year. In 1995, he re-opened an Urban Indian Dental clinic and ran that program until joining Community Health Centers developing that program from one clinic to four clinics. During that time he received a Master's Degree in Anatomy from the University of Utah Medical School and served on the faculty in the Gross Anatomy course until taking the position in Arizona. Dr. Cottam and his wife Marie have three daughters and one son.
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Dr. Janet Woldt is the Associate Dean for Academic Assessment at A.T. Still University Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health in Mesa, Arizona. In this position, Dr. Woldt ensures the academic success of the predoctoral and postdoctoral students, manages the accreditation process, directs the assessment efforts of the School, and serves as the School's student services liaison. Dr. Woldt received her undergraduate degrees from Indiana University (1986), Northwestern University (1990) and her graduate degrees from Iowa State University (masters 2001, doctorate 2004). From 1986-1990, she practiced as a clinical dental hygienist in Northwest Indiana. Dr. Woldt also served as a didactic and clinical instructor at Indiana University from 1988-1990. From 1990-1993 she served as the Examination Coordinator of the Academy of General Dentistry. Dr. Woldt worked for the Commission on Dental Accreditation as Manager of Dental Hygiene Education, 1993-1999. In her tenure with the Commission, she managed the revision of the Accreditation Standards for Dental Hygiene Education, provided guidance to the dental education community regarding accreditation, and formulated and implemented policies related to dental education, utilization and licensure. While conducting her graduate studies at Iowa State, Dr. Woldt developed and implemented faculty enrichment programs for both new community college instructors, and masters and doctorate programs for experienced instructors. She worked in the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Programs office at Iowa State as well. Dr. Woldt and her husband Phil live in Phoenix with their daughter, Katarina.
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Adapted from a Longhorn Steakhouse recipeMany say that this is the best of all marinades for salmon
2 tablespoons Bourbon2 tablespoons soy sauce2 tablespoons brown sugar2 tablespoons lime juice1 teaspoon minced garlic
Mix all ingredients together.Pour over salmon, seal is plastic bag or dish and refrigerate and let chill for 2 hours.
Grill or broil salmon as desired.
Recipe: Kosher, fish, parve


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Romain Grosjean has highlighted consistency and patience as key areas which he needs to improve on this season...
Romain Grosjean has highlighted consistency and patience as key areas which he needs to improve on this season.
The Lotus driver endured a mixed campaign in Formula One in 2012 as he regularly had the pace to give the frontrunners a run for their money, but sadly didn't see the chequered flag too often.
The Frenchman was involved in too many incidents that led to eight retirements while he was also banned for one race.
Lotus, though, are backing their man to come good this season as they feel the potential is there for all to see.
Grosjean is eager to prove them right and he believes he knows exactly how to turn his fortunes around.
"I have worked on a lot of things since last season. It's difficult to pick out one," he is quoted as saying by Press Association Sport.
"It's no secret, but consistency is what I've been asked for. The speed is there, as it has always been, but the consistency has not always been good.
"So it's about finding the right balance, about making the right move when I have to make a move, sometimes being a bit more patient when I am in the car, and finishing more races.
"That's what I'm working on, and I hope it's going to pay off."
Lotus finished fourth in the Constructors' standings last year and they have high hopes of moving up the grid this campaign.
First signs during the pre-season test in Jerez last week suggest the new E21 will be among the front-runners as Grosjean topped the timesheets on day two.
"Compared to last year the car is not that much different in terms of design and philosophy, but it's a little better in all areas," the 26-year-old said.
"It has a good baseline, although we have a few things we want to work on in Barcelona (in next week's second test).
"It will be good to get Kimi's [Raikkonen] feelings to see if they are as the same mine and whether he wants to go in the same direction in terms of set up.
"But the feelings I have are even better than at the start of last year, which is a good point to start with.
"Let's hope it continues to be the case and it's quick, although the real answer will be in Melbourne."


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Have a heart—it's easy with this recipe. Photo courtesy Recchiuti Confections.
February 2007
Product Reviews / Main Nibbles / Cookies, Cakes & Pastries
Devil's Food Cake Recipe
Make Them In Individual Heart Shapes, A Romantic Dessert From Michael Recchiuti
'Devils food is rich, chocolate layer cake with chocolate frosting. The cake is made with chocolate, not cocoa; the chocolate has a much higher fat content and thus provides more richness. This is what distinguishes a devil's food cake from a regular chocolate cake, which is typically made with cocoa powder. Some recipes also contain light brown sugar.
This recipe is from the mother of San Francisco chocolatier Michael Recchiuti, Angelina Recchiuti—no doubt an influence on her son's choice to become a pastry chef and chocolatier. For a special Valentine's twist, you can cut the cake into heart-shaped servings and garnish it with your favorite topping. The individual cakes are perfect for a romantic evening, anniversary or engagement celebrations, and a hit with girls of all ages.
Serves 8-12
*Recchiuti's classic Extra-Bitter Chocolate Sauce has intense, roasted cacao and Tahitian vanilla flavors with a deep smoky finish. It can be served over cake, ice cream or with fresh fruit. More than a few people have been known to eat it straight from the jar.
Recipe © Copyright Michael Recchiuti. Other material © Copyright 2005- 2015 Lifestyle Direct, Inc. All rights reserved. Images are the copyright of their respective owners.
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Gallery: FUTURESHED
We've long admired the work of Futureproof/ed, the Belgian design studio of sustainable designer extraordinaire, Serge de Gheldere. While Futureproof/ed has historically made products that go inside your space, now they have designed a whole space to furnish or fill as you see fit — it's FutureShed!
FutureShed follows the studio's thorough principles of sustainability (see their Eco-design strategy), utilizing FSC-certified, locally-sourced timber, free of toxic adhesives and sealants; a fully translucent roof for maximum daylight and natural midwinter heat; and self-bearing walls that require no extraneous framing or hardware.
Like some of the other sheds we've showcased here, this garden habitat can be used as a children's playhouse, a storage space, a workshop, or a backyard getaway. But we think this one, designed in collaboration with design engineering student, Mara Callaert, is exceptionally beautiful.
"We have aimed for a striking but serene form so that you won't want to hide this shed in the back of your yard," say the designers, "Also, the FutureShed is puzzle-engineered as to virtually eliminate sawing waste during production. Every little piece of cut wood is reused in the FutureShed."
Thanks, Serge!
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July 22, 2006 at 11:52 pm
CCA in Canada: http://www.environmentaldefence.ca/reports/Arsenic_In_PlaygroundsFINAL.pdf
Briefly back from holiday — what a nice surprise to see this covered. Thanks, Sarah.
Thank you also for the great comments, y'all !
– Price in Belgium is 3400 eur, including delivery, but without assembly. This is 4300 USD, at current rate. Not 30.000 usd. Did we include a typo somewhere ?
– The main point is this: most garden wood is preservative treated, and is really not suited for house or garden use.
"In addition, quite often, the wood used in garden equipment is preservative treated wood. CCA (chrome copper arsenide) preservative treated wood, recognizable with its greenish hue, will leach chrome VI (think 'Erin Brockovitch'), fluor and arsenic — a serious threat to human and environmental health. "
A 2004 European directive list these woods as toxic substances that should not be handled without gloves, because, there may not be a lower toxicological dose for arsenic. Meaning, that you don't need to accumulate a certain dose of arsenic in your body before health effects (carcinogen effect // genotoxic damage) start appearing. The link above leads you to a report on CCA in canada. The cynical aspect of it is that a large number of playgrounds have become highly contaminated because of the chrome VI and arsenic leaching from the playtoys.
Take care,
July 17, 2006 at 9:07 pm
Yes….It's a very nice shed…..But $30,000.00 !!!???!!! Better try again.
July 14, 2006 at 8:48 pm
This costs $30k? I really like the design, but couldn't this be done with local materials for half that? Tongue-and-groove wood, 4×4 corner posts, angle-Al reinforcements and a plastic/fibreglass/plexiglass roof, plus some barn hardware for the door… Smells like – high margins…
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[…] We've waxed lyrical about many a mini backyard prefab, (the FutureShed, the Modern Cabana, the MetroShed ) but the EcoSpace Garden Studio really takes the cake. This stylish little prefab is green in almost every way: it is constructed from sustainably harvested cedar, employs eco-friendly materials throughout the structure and interior, and even comes outfitted with a pre-built green roof! Starting at £15,850, its reasonably priced as well – although bathrooms, kitchens and necessary amenities cost extra. […]
July 13, 2006 at 1:30 pm
wow. can a shed be gorgeous? i want to live in it.
July 11, 2006 at 1:26 am
Great design. Appealing, sustainable, and compact. Love that it is well-partitioned for easy organisation.
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text: Chronology of manned Soyuz missionsmissioncrewdatesnotesSoyuz 1Vladimir KomarovApril 23–24, 1967first spaceflight casualty, parachute deployed incorrectly during reentrySoyuz 3 Georgy BeregovoyOct. 26–30, 1968attempted to dock with unmanned Soyuz 2Soyuz 4Vladimir Shatalov; Aleksey Yeliseyev (down); Yevgeny Khrunov (down)Jan. 14–17, 1969docked with Soyuz 5 on Jan. 16Soyuz 5Boris Volynov; Aleksey Yeliseyev (up); Yevgeny Khrunov (up)Jan. 15–18, 1969Yeliseyev and Khrunov spacewalked to Soyuz 4Soyuz 6Georgy Shonin; Valery KubasovOct. 11–16, 1969Kubasov performed welding experiments; rendezvous with Soyuz 7 and 8Soyuz 7Anatoly Filipchenko; Vladislav Volkov; Viktor GorbatkoOct. 12–17, 1969unsuccessful attempt to dock with Soyuz 8Soyuz 8Vladimir Shatalov; Aleksey YeliseyevOct. 13–18, 1969unsuccessful attempt to dock with Soyuz 7Soyuz 9Andriyan Nikolayev; Vitaly SevastiyanovJune 1–19, 1970new space endurance record (17 days 17 hours)Soyuz 10Vladimir Shatalov; Aleksey Yeliseyev; Nikolay RukavishnikovApril 22–24, 1971docked with Salyut space station, but faulty hatch on Soyuz did not allow crew to enterSoyuz 11/Salyut 1Georgy Dobrovolsky; Viktor Patsayev; Vladislav VolkovJune 6–29, 1971new space endurance record (23 days 18 hours); first stay on a space station (Salyut); crew died when capsule depressurized during reentrySoyuz 12Vasily Lazarev; Oleg MakarovSept. 27–29, 1973tested modifications to Soyuz since Soyuz 11 disasterSoyuz 13Pyotr Klimuk; Valentin LebedevDec. 18–26, 1973first spaceflight devoted to one instrument, the Orion ultraviolet telescopeSoyuz 14/Salyut 3Pavel Popovich; Yury ArtyukhinJuly 3–19, 1974first mission to military space stationSoyuz 15Gennady Sarafanov; Lev DyominAug. 26–28, 1974failed to dock with Salyut 3Soyuz 16Anatoly Filipchenko; Nikolay RukavishnikovDec. 2–8, 1974rehearsal for Apollo-Soyuz Test ProjectSoyuz 17/Salyut 4Alexey Gubarev; Georgy GrechkoJan. 11–Feb. 10, 1975conducted studies in meteorology, solar astronomy, atmospheric physicsSoyuz 18-1Vasily Lazarev; Oleg MakarovApril 5, 1975third stage failed, forcing emergency landingSoyuz 18/Salyut 4Pyotr Klimuk; Vitaly SevastyanovMay 24–July 26, 1975continued experiments begun on Soyuz 17Soyuz 19Aleksey Leonov; Valery KubasovJuly 15–21, 1975docked in space with ApolloSoyuz 21/Salyut 5Boris Volynov; Vitaly ZholobovJuly 6–Aug. 24, 1976mission aborted due to noxious odourSoyuz 22/Salyut 5Valery Bykovsky; Vladimir AksyonovSept. 15–23, 1976photographed parts of East Germany in multiple wavelengthsSoyuz 23Vyacheslav Zudov; Valery RozhdestvenskyOct. 14–16, 1976failed to dock with Salyut 5Soyuz 24/Salyut 5Viktor Gorbatko; Yury GlazkovFeb. 7–25, 1977replaced entire air supply of Salyut 5Soyuz 25Vladimir Kovalyonok; Valery RyuminOct. 9–11, 1977failed to dock with Salyut 5Soyuz 26/Salyut 6/Soyuz 27Yuri Romanenko; Georgy GrechkoDec. 10, 1977–March 16, 1978new space endurance record (96 days 10 hours)Soyuz 27/Salyut 6/Soyuz 26Vladimir Dzhanibekov; Oleg MakarovJan. 10–16, 1978first crew to return to Earth in different vessel than they launched inSoyuz 28/Salyut 6Aleksey Gubarev; Vladimír RemekMarch 2–10, 1978first Czech astronaut (Remek)Soyuz 29/Salyut 6/Soyuz 31Vladimir Kovalyonok; Aleksandr IvanchenkovJune 15–Nov. 2, 1978new space endurance record (139 days 15 hours)Soyuz 30/Salyut 6Pyotr Klimuk; Mirosław HermaszewskiJune 27–July 5, 1978first Polish astronaut (Hermaszewski)Soyuz 31/Salyut 6/Soyuz 29Valery Bykovsky; Sigmund JähnAug. 26–Sept. 3, 1978first German astronaut (Jähn)Soyuz 32/Salyut 6/Soyuz 34Vladimir Lyakhov; Valery RyuminFeb. 25–Aug. 19, 1979new space endurance record (175 days 1 hour)Soyuz 33Nikolay Rukavishnikov; Georgy IvanovApril 10–12, 1979first Bulgarian astronaut (Ivanov)Soyuz 35/Salyut 6/Soyuz 37Leonid Popov; Valery RyuminApril 9–Oct. 11, 1980new space endurance record (184 days 20 hours)Soyuz 36/Salyut 6/Soyuz 35Valery Kubasov; Farkas BertalanMay 26–June 3, 1980first Hungarian astronaut (Farkas)Soyuz T-2/Salyut 6Yuri Malyshev; Vladimir AksyonovJune 5–9, 1980test flight of updated SoyuzSoyuz 37/Salyut 6/Soyuz 36Viktor Gorbatko; Phạm TuânJuly 23–31, 1980first Vietnamese astronaut (Tuân)Soyuz 38/Salyut 6Yury Romanenko; Arnaldo Tamayo MéndezSept. 18–26, 1980first Cuban astronaut (Tamayo Méndez)Soyuz T-3/Salyut 6Leonid Kizim; Oleg Makarov; Gennady StrekalovNov. 27–Dec. 10, 1980conducted maintenance and repairs of Salyut 6Soyuz T-4/Salyut 6Vladimir Kovalyonok; Viktor SavinykhMarch 12–May 26, 1981conducted biomedical experimentsSoyuz 39/Salyut 6Vladimir Dzhanibekov; Jugderdemidiin GurragchaMarch 22–30, 1981first Mongolian astronaut (Gurragcha)Soyuz 40/Salyut 6Leonid Popov; Dumitru PrunariuMay 14–22, 1981first Romanian astronaut (Prunariu)Soyuz T-5/Salyut 7/Soyuz T-7Anatoly Berezovoy; Valentin LebedevMay 13–Dec. 10, 1982new space endurance recordSoyuz T-6/Salyut 7Vladimir Dzhanibekov; Aleksandr Ivanchenkov; Jean-Loup ChrétienJune 24–July 2, 1982first French astronaut (Chrétien)Soyuz T-7/Salyut 7/Soyuz T-5Leonid Popov; Aleksandr Serebrov; Svetlana SavitskayaAug. 19–27, 1982second woman in space (Savitskaya)Soyuz T-8Vladimir Titov; Gennady Strekalov; Aleksandr SerebrovApril 20–22, 1983failed to dock with Salyut 7Soyuz T-9/Salyut 7Vladimir Lyakhov; Aleksandr AleksandrovJune 27–Nov. 23, 1983attached Salyut 7 to experimental solar cell batterySoyuz T-10/Salyut 7/Soyuz T-11Leonid Kizim; Vladimir Solovyov; Oleg AtkovFeb. 8–Oct. 2, 1984new space endurance record (236 days 23 hours)Soyuz T-11/Salyut 7/Soyuz T-10Yury Malyshev; Gennady Strekalov; Rakesh SharmaApril 3–11, 1984first Indian astronaut (Sharma)Soyuz T-12/Salyut 7Vladimir Dzhanibekov; Svetlana Savitskaya; Igor VolkJuly 17–29, 1984first woman to walk in space (Savitskaya)Soyuz T-13/Salyut 7Vladimir Dzhanibekov; Viktor SavinykhJune 6–Sept. 26, 1985 (Nov. 21 [Savinykh])repaired dead space stationSoyuz T-14/Salyut 7Vladimir Vasyutin; Aleksandr Volkov; Georgy GrechkoSept. 17–Nov. 21, 1985 (Sept. 26 [Grechko])mission cut short due to unexpected psychological illness of VasyutinSoyuz T-15/Mir/Salyut 7Leonid Kizim; Vladimir SolovyovMarch 13–July 16, 1986first spaceflight between two space stationsSoyuz TM-2/MirAleksandr Laveykin; Yury Romanenko Feb. 5–July 30, 1987 (Dec. 29 [Romanenko])new space endurance record (Romanenko; 326 days 12 hours); addition of Kvant 1 module to MirSoyuz TM-3/MirAleksandr Viktorenko; Aleksandr Pavlovich Aleksandrov; Muhammed FarisJuly 22–July 30, 1987 (Dec. 29 [Aleksandrov])first Syrian astronaut (Faris)Soyuz TM-4/MirVladimir Titov; Musa Manarov; Anatoly LevchenkoDec. 21, 1987–Dec. 21, 1988 (Dec. 29, 1987 [Levchenko])new space endurance record (Titov and Manarov; 365 days 23 hours)Soyuz TM-5/Mir/Soyuz TM-4Anatoly Solovyov; Viktor Savinykh; Aleksandr Panayatov AleksandrovJune 7–17, 1988second Bulgarian astronaut (Aleksandrov)Soyuz TM-6/MirVladimir Lyakhov; Valery Polyakov; Abdul Ahad MohmandAug. 29–Sept. 7, 1988 (April 4, 1989 [Polyakov])first Afghan astronaut (Mohmand)Soyuz TM-7/MirAleksandr Volkov; Sergey Krikalyov; Jean-Loup ChrétienNov. 26, 1988–April 27, 1989 (Dec. 21, 1988 [Chrétien])Mir was left unoccupied after crew returned to EarthSoyuz TM-8/MirAleksandr Viktorenko; Aleksandr SerebrovSept. 5, 1989–Feb. 19, 1990addition of Kvant 2 module to MirSoyuz TM-9/MirAnatoly Solovyov; Aleksandr BalandinFeb. 11–Aug. 9, 1990addition of Kristall module to MirSoyuz TM-10/MirGennady Manakov; Gennady StrekalovAug. 1–Dec. 10, 1990crew performed spacewalk to fix damaged hatch on Kvant 2Soyuz TM-11/MirViktor Afanasiyev; Musa Manarov; Akiyama ToyohiroDec. 2, 1990–May 26, 1991 (Dec. 10, 1990 [Akiyama])first Japanese citizen in space (Akiyama)Soyuz TM-12/MirAnatoly Artsebarsky; Sergey Krikalyov; Helen SharmanMay 18, 1991–Oct. 10, 1991 (March 25, 1992 [Krikalyov]; May 26, 1991 [Sharman])first British astronaut (Sharman)Soyuz TM-13/MirAleksandr Volkov; Toktar Aubakirov; Franz ViehböckOct. 2, 1991–March 25, 1992 (Oct. 10, 1991 [Aubakirov; Viehböck])first Austrian astronaut (Viehböck)Soyuz TM-14/MirAleksandr Viktorenko; Aleksandr Kalery; Klaus-Dietrich FladeMarch 17–Aug. 10, 1992 (March 25 [Flade])first Russian spaceflight after breakup of the U.S.S.R.Soyuz TM-15/MirAnatoly Solovyov; Sergey Avdeyev; Michel TogniniJuly 27, 1992–Feb. 1, 1993 (Aug. 10, 1992 [Tognini])crew performed spacewalks to extend lifetime of MirSoyuz TM-16/MirGennady Manakov; Aleksandr PoleshchukJan. 24–July 22, 1993placed docking target on Mir for use by space shuttle AtlantisSoyuz TM-17/MirVasily Tsibliyev; Aleksandr Serebrov; Jean-Pierre HaigneréJuly 1, 1993–Jan. 14, 1994 (July 22, 1993 [Haigneré])slight collision with MirSoyuz TM-18/MirViktor Afanasiyev; Yury Usachyov; Valery PolyakovJan. 8–July 9, 1994 (March 22, 1995 [Polyakov])new space endurance record (Polyakov; 437 days 18 hours)Soyuz TM-19/MirYury Malenchenko; Talgat MusabayevJuly 1–Nov. 4, 1994Malenchenko performed first manual docking of Progress resupply shipSoyuz TM-20/MirAleksandr Viktorenko; Elena Kondakova; Ulf MerboldOct. 2, 1994–March 22, 1995 (Nov. 4, 1994 [Merbold])first woman to make a long-duration spaceflight (Kondakova)Soyuz TM-21/MirVladimir Dezhurov; Gennady Strekalov; Norman ThagardMarch 14–July 7, 1995first American to fly on Russian spacecraft (Thagard); addition of Spektr module to MirSoyuz TM-22/MirYury Gidzenko; Sergei Avdeyev; Thomas ReiterSept. 3, 1995–Feb. 29, 1996first German to walk in space (Reiter)Soyuz TM-23/MirYuri Onufriyenko; Yury UsachyovFeb. 21–Sept. 2, 1996addition of Priroda module to MirSoyuz TM-24/MirValery Korzun; Aleksandr Kaleri; Claudie André-DeshaysAug. 17, 1996–March 2, 1997 (Sept. 2, 1996 [André-Deshays])first French woman in space (André-Deshays)Soyuz TM-25/MirVasily Tsibliyev; Aleksandr Lazutkin; Reinhold EwaldFeb. 10–Aug. 14, 1997 (March 2 [Ewald])fire seriously damaged Mir's oxygen generation system (Feb. 23); collision with Progress punctured Spektr module (June 25)Soyuz TM-26/MirAnatoly Solovyov; Pavel VinogradovAug. 5, 1997–Feb. 19, 1998Mir's oxygen generation system repairedSoyuz TM-27/MirTalgat Musabayev; Nikolay Budarin; Leopold EyhartsJan. 29–Aug. 25, 1998 (Feb. 19 [Eyharts])unsuccessful attempt to repair Spektr solar panelSoyuz TM-28/MirGennady Padalka; Sergey Avdeyev; Yury BaturinAug. 13, 1998–Feb. 28, 1999 (Aug. 28, 1999 [Avdeyev]; Aug. 25, 1998 [Baturin])first Russian politician in space (Baturin)Soyuz TM-29/MirViktor Afanasiyev; Jean-Pierre Haigneré; Ivan BellaFeb. 20–Aug. 28, 1999 (Feb. 28 [Bella])first Slovak astronaut (Bella)Soyuz TM-30/MirSergey Zalyotin; Aleksandr KaleriApril 4–June 16, 2000last occupants of MirSoyuz TM-31/ISSYury Gidzenko; William Shepherd; Sergey KrikalyovOct. 31, 2000–March 21, 2001first ISS crew (Expedition 1)Soyuz TM-32/ISSTalgat Musabayev; Yury Baturin; Dennis TitoApril 28–May 6, 2001first space tourist (Tito)Soyuz TM-33/ISSViktor Afanasiyev; Claudie Haigneré; Konstantin KozeyevOct. 21–31, 2001exchange of Soyuz return craft for ISS crewSoyuz TM-34/ISSYury Gidzenko; Roberto Vittori; Mark ShuttleworthApril 25–May 5, 2002first South African space traveler (Shuttleworth)Soyuz TMA-1/ISSSergei Zalyotin; Frank De Winne; Yury LonchakovOct. 30–Nov. 10, 2002exchange of Soyuz return craft for ISS crewSoyuz TMA-2/ISSYury Malchenko; Edward LuApril 26–Oct. 28, 2003Expedition 7 crew to ISSSoyuz TMA-3/ISSAleksandr Kaleri; Pedro Duque; Michael FoaleOct. 18, 2003–April 30, 2004 (Oct. 28, 2003 [Duque])Expedition 8 crew (Kaleri, Foale) to ISSSoyuz TMA-4/ISSGennadi Padalka; Andre Kuipers; Edward FinckeApril 19–Oct. 24, 2004 (April 30 [Kuipers])Expedition 9 crew (Padalka, Fincke) to ISSSoyuz TMA-5/ISSSalizhan Sharipov; Leroy Chiao; Yury SharginOct. 14, 2004–April 24, 2005 (Oct. 24, 2004 [Shargin])Expedition 10 crew (Sharipov, Chiao) to ISSSoyuz TMA-6/ISSSergey Krikalyov; Roberto Vittori; John PhillipsApril 15–Oct. 11, 2005 (Oct. 24 [Vittori])Expedition 11 crew (Krikalyov, Phillips) to ISSSoyuz TMA-7/ISSValery Tokarev; William McArthur; Gregory OlsenOct. 1, 2005–April 8, 2006 (Oct. 11, 2005 [Olsen])Expedition 12 crew (McArthur, Tokarev) to ISSSoyuz TMA-8/ISSPavel Vinogradov; Jeffrey Williams; Marcos PontesMarch 30–Sept. 29, 2006 (April 8 [Pontes])Expedition 13 crew (Vinogradov, Williams) to ISS; first Brazilian astronaut (Pontes)Soyuz TMA-9/ISSMikhail Tyurin; Michael Lopez-Alegria; Anousheh AnsariSept. 18, 2006–April 21, 2007 (Sept. 29, 2006 [Ansari])Expedition 14 crew (Lopez-Alegria, Tyurin) to ISSSoyuz TMA-10/ISSOleg Kotov; Fyodor Yurchikhin; Charles SimonyiApril 7–Oct. 21, 2007 (April 21 [Simonyi])Expedition 15 crew (Kotov, Yurchikhin) to ISSSoyuz TMA-11/ISSYury Malenchenko; Peggy Whitson; Sheikh Muszaphar ShukorOct. 10, 2007–April 19, 2008 (Oct. 21, 2007 [Sheikh])Expedition 16 crew (Whitson, Malenchenko) to ISS; first Malaysian astronaut (Sheikh)Soyuz TMA-12/ISSSergey Volkov; Oleg Kononenko; Yi SoyeonSo-YeonApril 8–Oct. 24, 2008 (April 19 [Yi])Expedition 17 crew (Volkov, Kononenko) to ISS; first second-generation cosmonaut (Volkov); first Korean astronaut (Yi)Soyuz TMA-13/ISSYuri Lonchakov; Michael Fincke; Richard GarriottOct. 12, 2008–April 8, 2009 (Oct. 24, 2008 [Garriott])Expedition 18 crew (Fincke, Lonchakov) to ISS; first second-generation American space traveler (Garriott)Soyuz TMA-14/ISSGennadi Padalka; Michael Barratt; Charles SimonyiMarch 26–Oct. 11, 2009 (April 8 [Simonyi])Expedition Expeditions 19 and 20 crew (Padalka, Barratt); first repeat space tourist (Simonyi)Soyuz TMA-15/ISSRoman Romanenko; Frank De Winne; Robert ThirskMay 27–Dec. 1, 2009Expedition Expeditions 20 and 21 crew; brought ISS to full crew of sixSoyuz TMA-16/ISSMaksim Suryaev; Jeffrey Williams; Guy LalibertéSept. 29– , 2009 (Oct. 11, 2009 [Laliberté])Expedition Expeditions 21 and 22 crew (Suryaev, Williams)Back to top


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My Little Princess Inflatable Bounce House
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My Little Princess Bounce House is the perfect bouncer for any little princess and a few friends.
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Dimensions: 90"L x 90"W x 74"H
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WESTERN Ky. (7/19/13) – After the hottest week of the 2013 year, it appears that we may have a rather damp weekend in the forecast.
Today, Friday, we will see a 10 percent chance of isolated thunderstorms with a high of 93 degrees. In the evening hours there will be a few spotty clouds here and there with a low of 73 degrees.
Saturday will bring forth a considerable increase in storm potential, with a 40 percent chance and a high of 93. As the day progresses into the evening hours, the chance of thunderstorms will jump up to 60 percent.
Sunday will have a good chance of storms, but with considerably lower temperatures. There will be a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms with a high of 88 degrees. Sunday evening will see a slight drop in storms, with a 40 percent chance and a low of 71 degrees.
As for next week, unless there is a break in the various storm fronts heading this way, it looks like we might just have a wet week as a whole.
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Pan, the innermost of Saturn's known moons, is located within the Encke Gap of Saturn's A-ring. It acts as a shepherd satellite and is responsible for keeping the Encke Gap open. The gap is a 325 km (200 mile) opening in Saturn's A ring.
Pan creates stripes, called "wakes," in the ring material on either side of it. Since ring particles closer to Saturn than Pan move faster in their orbits, these particles pass the moon and receive a gravitational "kick" from Pan as they do. This kick causes waves to develop in the gap and also throughout the ring, extending hundreds of kilometers into the rings. These waves intersect downstream to create the wakes, places where ring material has bunched up in an orderly manner thanks to Pan's gravitational kick.
Pan, like Saturn's moon Atlas, has a prominent equatorial ridge that gives it a distinctive flying saucer shape.
Pan was discovered by M.R. Showalter in 1990 using images taken by the Voyager 2 spacecraft nine years earlier.
How Pan Got its Name:
Moons of Saturn were originally named for Greco-Roman Titans and descendants of the Titans. But as many new moons were discovered scientists began selecting names from more mythologies, including Gallic, Inuit and Norse stories.
Pan, a satyr (a creature resembling a man with the hind legs and hooves of a goat), is a Greek god of nature and the forest.


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