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I got a 2005 diesel pickup and my alternator went bad. I need to charge the batteries to move the truck, but I don't have quick access to another vehicle or a 12v charger. I have a XMT 304 cc/cv and I've heard of people charging batteries with them. How do I set my machine up? CC mode shows only amps, and v-sense feeder mode shows volts, but no amps.
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Sell plasma to buy a battery charger? A new battery is $100. A charger is $30
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If you know the alternator is out...
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Or you could try this
Buy the battery charger and some alternator brushes.
Remove the alternator from the vehicle.
Charge the battery making sure the negative cable is disconnected from the battery.
Get a breakdown of your alternator. There should be one on the internet.
Most of the time it is the brushes.
Break apart the alternator and see if the brushes are worn down.
If you can not find the right brushes, find a larger size and file them down to fit. If you go this path you will have to weld the brush wire onto the stock fitting that holds
the brushes in place. The length is important because you do not want to have the new brush wearing to a smaller size than the old one.
I welded mine on with a stud welder like the one harbor fr sells for $??.
I bought my American made one from craigslist for $20.
Good luck.
My rebuild cost nothing but time as I had old unused motor brushes on hand.
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Whisk together 3 tablespoons olive oil, fresh lemon juice, Dijon mustard, honey, 1/4 teaspoon each salt and pepper; reserve.
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keith johnson wrote:Luckily that is the only hole being affected and the basket will be placed in a new location soon.
Be patient and it will be 27 holes again soon.
Corndawg13 wrote:What is wrong with the current open hole signs?? I am guessing the distances or what?
Funky Bobby J wrote:Before we make new signs - we may consider reconfiguring 17 and remeasuring it. I think that the red's distance has been off for a while. I think that the blue tee will be a really poor hole once the trees get a few feet taller. Maybe consider making the current red the blue tee (move it back 10 to 15 feet) and put red on the other side of the walkin path close to where the whites are, and put whites straight ahead.
Bobby - the former BMX area would be great for an alternate pin on occassions, but putting the pin there really screws with the flow of the course getting to the next pad. We used to put a basket on the ledge at the southwest corner of the retention pond for golds or such. That worked pretty well. But out in the middle of the BMX area would make backtracking to the next tee or a long walk around the pond - neither a good option for course flow.
keith johnson wrote:I sent this in red below to Dave a couple of minutes ago in response to a conversation we had yesterday.
I think with a couple of hours with 3-4 people the new 12D fairway and the 2 pin positions for the NEW C will be able to be worked out.
Do you want to schedule a workday for this SUNDAY Morning? - Saturday looks like rain/snow/mix.
I will be happy to finish the fairway, and will buy about 6 cypress trees to plant as blockers.
We can get this knocked out easily.
cliffwiggs wrote:I couldn't wait until the weekend, so I played 6 holes last night until it got too dark to see.
the new 12c (short I assume) isn't a bad shot. I can see how the new 12d (short) could be hard if you drift into the brush, but I got an easy par with a cobra.
If it is going to be a permanent hole for a while then the 'stubble' should be cleared some day. A few hours with a hachet would get most of those stumps out of the ground and provide a smoother fairway. If you are going to work some saturday let me know. (I just can't work sundays)
I usually don't refer to something that small in diameter as a stump, but technically yes it is.Dale H wrote:I will try to get the "Stubble" which are technically Stumps out this week with chain saw...
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Im in the process of adding an X brace to my chassis. One half of the X over the motor the other half in the halo bar. With that I need to install a removable V brace in the chassis over the rear mounted motor. The other V in the halo will be fixed. I think youll get the idea with this picture.
That said, Im looking for the best way to build the removable V over the motor. Ive been looking a Tubing Couplers like these which seem like they might just do the trick,,,, but though Id see if you guys have any better ideas.
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The first question I have to ask is this car for street or competition? If it is for competition then check with your sanctioning body. There are many ways to create a removable brace. One is to simply slide a larger tube over the smaller tube at each end, thru drill them and bolt them in place. Some others are shown in the SCCA's 2009 GCR. If you google 2009 GCR it will take you to the web page where you can download it. It is a PDF file so you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Heim joint
HEIM JOINT Google it they come in all different sizes
OT, but what trans is that and what's it from? Kinda reminds me of one from a DeTamoso Pantera but looks a tad different and it's seemingly hooked to a chevy motor?
Fill me in on the car, I'm no help on the cage specs without consultin the same sanctioning body regulations you would have to follow buti don't know your class.Dynasty 200DX
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Looks a whole lot like a Factory 5 GTM...
And thats an LS6 (aluminum C5 Corvette motor) with what looks like a Porsche trans axle.
Either way, its gonna run like a scalded dog when its done.
Not so sure that I would run those tubing couplers...but thats my personal preference...I'd say a heim joint would do everything you need it to. You'd also have a double shear on the bolt, which could be say...a 3/4" grade 8 if you wanted it to be.
Like SCCATECH said though, if its ever gonna run competition, look in the rule book and see what you have to do.
Hope that helped.Precision is only as important as the project...if you're building a rocket ship...1/64" would matter. If you're building a sledgehammer...an 1/8" probably wont.
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I'm building a VW pan based car. The cage is welded to plates on the rocker sills and also bolts to the pan. This allows the body to be seperated from the pan. For my seat bars, I welded from the sill bar to the pan (same with the diagonals from the seat belt bar to the tunnel) and used a coupler like this
These are not the exact ones I got, but gives you the idea. My are for 1.75", but turned down to have the "neck" for 1.625x.134 tubing. They work good.
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Samsung's Galaxy S4 can shoot photos and videos with both its back-facing 13-MP camera and front-facing 2-MP cam. The iPhone 5 can merely simulate dual-camera still shooting, and only by quickly switching between cameras with apps like DuoCam, because it can't actually record from both lenses at the same time.
Samsung's dual camera allows you to record your reaction to the events taking place in front of you, and even put an attractive template around the image of your face or use a split-screen view. Perhaps Apple will get around to adding dual-camera support in a year or two after Samsung adds a third or fourth camera.
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As good as my GS2 screen is, I don't watch movies on it, coz then the battery just vanishes. For movies, you have a tablet or laptop/ultrabook
Did the author get fired from Apple? He clearly has a chip on his shoulder. Features? No. Gimmicks, all. Will anyone really use them? Oh, and I didn't have to carry my 20″ Sony Trinitron around in my pocket all day. You can have your S4. I'll stick with my iPhone.
The screen resolution is impressive on the Galaxy S4, but it still looks a cheaply designed phone compared to Apple's iPhone.
It's also hard to compare two phones that were launched onto the market in two different years. A lot can happen in the tech world over the course of 6 months.
BooHoo I love apple stop saying we are not the best baaaaa hang on have to follow the rest of the flock!!!
5″ screen is too big for a phone. iphone does all I need a phone to do, and does it just fine. My Android was laggy and the battery died too quickly (probably because of all the cool apps & features I had enabled but rarely used).
These features would be cool in a tablet, though – they could do with better multi-tasking and HD, and with bigger batteries they could handle it.
Windows did the same to Apple before: a zillion more features, but mostly bling, with little practicality.
My current android has great battery life (better than my business partner's iPhone 5). As far as practicality – when the iPhone first came out and became a huge success, there was no practically about it at all. At the time even the Blackberry was way ahead in that department – they had the most practical, secure phone on the market. Look where that got them.
The iPhone didn't jump ahead of Blackberry and everyone else at the time because it was a better phone – but merely because it had more "Bling"! I owned one – and i can emphatically state that the iPhone was barely average as a phone, had LOUSY email, no cut & paste, the speakerphone stunk up the place (on YouTube there were actually videos showing you how to poke holes in the speaker cover so you could finally hear it!!)
You could go on and on – funny thing though- none of that seemed to matter to the public. It was cool – and you could play games like crazy! And people bought it in spite of what it couldn't do (and didn't do well for a very long time). So yes – Bling sells big time! Now, android (especially the Galaxy lineup) has passed them when it comes to real business use (practicality) – and it appears they might even be passing them in the 'Bling department too. I'm not a gamer – I use my Galaxy Note 2 exclusively for business, and I wouldn't trade it for a bag full of iPhones. And practical or not, many android phone manufacturers even seem to now be adding the "bling" faster than the iPhone.
The people who love android phones evidently love being able to customize their phones, have real multi-tasking, nfc, etc., but when a lot of people hear that they can control anything about their phone with their eyes – well that's cool! Who cares if it actually works well or not? It's COOL! Apple should be the first to get it – they didn't worry if some aspect of their phone actually worked well or not – it was COOL! They started out successfully selling their phone based on tons of un-practical bling – so they shouldn't be surprised when that approach works for everyone else as well.
Nothing but love for Apple's latest attempt at maps by the way! Wonder why they didn't wait until it was working before they sold it to the public? Oh – I know – it was COOL!
Iphone is zen phone.
Want a bigger screen ? IPad mini is here for that. A really bigger screen, with really good apps.
I've actually purchased a Note2. Switched back to iPhone, and I'm not alone in this switch-switch club.
Android apps are pieces od s***t, except any.do
Everything you need to know about Samsung phones was told to you in fairy tales long ago….
…."Don't look at that man behind the curtain!!"
I'm using an ancient iPhone 3GS, and these things still don't sound appealing to me. The Galaxy line is simply too large to pocket comfortably, so a bigger screen isn't too tempting. The dual cameras and NFC support really seem like gimmicks to me, things that I might try once and never touch again. What use is being able to touch-transfer files when all my friends and colleagues own iPhones, anyway?
The eye tracking actually sounds like a problem to me, I like being in full control of my devices. I don't want my movie to stop playing because I checked my watch, this is something I would probably turn off immediately. There's a point where "smart" technology starts to become detrimental to our user experience, as machines try to second-guess what we want and invariably end up making the wrong choices sometimes.
The multitasking I will give you though. I've more than once tried to remember numbers or details as I switched between apps on my iPhone. Having a split-screen feature would be nice.
And lastly, Samsung's designs are all very unattractive to me. Very cheap-looking and feeling, like an artificial sense of class that isn't quite working. Apple is no great shakes in this department either, but they at least remember to Keep It Simple, Stupid. Samsung's chrome and brushed metal and curves in all the wrong places just turn me off.
Oh, and yeah, the author of this article comes off as very bitter. Come on man, you need at least an illusion of impartiality if you want to seem credible.
The last iPhone I used was a 4 jail broken on IOS 5.1 everything that subsequently came out was just more of the same (if not less so when it could'nt be jail broken). I had an iPhone 5 for 3 days and gave it away as a birthday present as it was so boring. I normally carry 2 phones so when my trusted Nokia N95 finally died I bought a Note Ii which is a great mobile substitute for an iPad but not really a phone. I've since managed to get a Nokia Lumia 920 which is the perfect balance between a proper reliable mobile phone and a smartphone whilst the Note Ii fills in for the iPad. By the way Windows Phone 8 on the Lumia is as smooth as butter and a far better user experience when compared to plain boring IOS and finicky Android.
they all suck.
Sounds like a lot of butt-hurt apple fanboys here.
Finally a phone that I can buy that rivals the iphone, which I have been resisting buying. The Apple lovers are too religious about the products. Heaven forbid that anyone criticizes Apple stuff. It is far from perfect, but until the release of this phone, was one of the best. Now they have to play catch- up.
Did you look at the photo & specs? The S4 is NOT much larger; the screen is much larger. So resolution and screen size don't matter to apple lovers or gamers. If size doesn't matter, why is apple working on a larger screen with better resolution? Maybe size does matter. If this phone won't fit in your pocket; get larger pockets. If innovation (gimmicks to some) doesn't matter, why did the apple phone take off? Maybe touch screen gimmicks do matter. If you don't like "gimmicks" get a flip phone. Oh, but a phone that flip was a gimmick too; never mind. So, if technology, size, gimmicks, etc. are bad; a couple cans and some string would be great for you. Oh, but you can't leave you home. That darn mobile gimmick just messed up everything.
Apple fan boys just talk and talk… While I am enjoying my s3's features. I can actually have my phone look and feel difrently any time I want. By customizing my screen and or adding a different battery, SD card and launcher. Let's just say that "nano" has a lot of great points. I know that apple is looking into "eye capture" technology, which the media says was a few years away. Well just imagine how many years away it is from doing half the things that that the S4 will do. BTW if the *phone ever makes at least a 4.7″ screen with sbeam and NFC technology….I more might look into it. Problem is that by that time who knows what the galaxy lineup might be into. *phone lovers don't take me wrong. The fact is that galaxy is kicking everyone's butt.. HTC, LG, MOTOROLA your *phone etc. The mere fact here is that the aether is stating a fact, period..
We alwais use my Samsung note 2 to watch movies all the time, camping at work or hanging out with friend watch off road videos
Iphone 5 has only been out for 6 months and it's already a relic with an archaic OS. IOS is by far the worst smartphone OS today. Android and even WP clobber this outdated pile of bland crap in every conceivable way. It's pretty sad that the best apps for IOS are from Google. People are stupid though and they think Apple is god.
Now that the apps are balancing up, android phone's processor, battery and screen have a clear advantage. They produces phones with screen- smaller medium large, processor- weak average powerful, to cater to all classes of people. Apple only goes for the high-end. But now their screens are not large enough, processor too slow and battery too weak to even challenge in the high-end. The only way to balance off is to buy iPhone and iPad together. That way when the consumer wants to switch to the Android system, they will find it too tedious to switch and stay with Apple. Now tell me which apple user have not experienced that..


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We're just getting into October, when most of us are thinking of buying some pumpkins and mums. But not so for some big retailers, because Christmas is arriving earlier than ever this year.
Walk into a store....stroll through the mall....or turn on the TV..... and it's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas.
Trees, Ornaments, even Music
Kmart recently began airing the earliest Christmas ad ever on television.
Meantime, it's already Christmas at Hobby Lobby, where we found their store filled with Christmas items.
Becky Sefarsic says its just too soon. "We're trying to get through Fall first, and Thanksgiving and Halloween," she said.
But good luck: The Dollar General store next door already has two full aisles of Christmas merchandise.
We found a Christmas display in Garden Ridge in August.
And Toys r Us and Walmart are already starting holiday layaway.
Shoppers have mixed reactions
Sheila Parker said "it's not just with Christmas. But you can't enjoy any holiday season because they are pushing the next one."
Still, some shoppers don't mind a head start, as it helps their finances, Felicia Maupin saying "I usually start Christmas in August. I put stuff in layaway, so you know your budget and everything."
Whatever you think of it, an early Christmas season is here to stay.
One sign outside a Quick Lube said it all: "Christmas decorations are now in stores, so it must be getting closer to Halloween." I couldn't have said it any better.
Bottom line: Christmas is the biggest shopping season of the year. Stores want to start as early as they can.
So get used to it, so you don't waste your money.
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I'm fairly new to dg and the consensus advice on the boards here was to get a fairway driver and stick to low speed drivers for awhile, the TL interested me for a bit, but nothing from Innova really held my attention long enough to warrant a purchase.
Browsing Lat 64's website I came across the River and looked at the numbers and went on ebay instanly and ordered one. I for one think it will be perfect for me, being new to the game and preferring understable discs with good glide.
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Josh, the River is another one of those freakishly long discs like the TL, but better. I have 2 Rivers, a 176g Opto, and 172g Opto. I can throw the 176g a little harder than the 172g, but not too much or they will go right and keep going right. They like a nice quick 75-80% arm speed snap nice and flat. Aim right at where you want it to go and it will turn right a few feet and come right back on target at the end.
If you are throwing with a nice flat release, this disc will do what it is supposed to do. If you watch what the disc does in flight, it will tell you what you need to work on in your form.
Great disc choice, enjoy.
Also if you like understable drivers consider Star Roadrunner. Putting that disc in my bag was the biggest single improvement I've ever made in my game. I guess that is because it taught me I could back off on the power and gain a LOT in control, which has helped me on tight technical wooded courses.
(Probably others would say the same about other discs listed on this thread.)
I just started throwing my sidewinders again. I LOVE that disc. I have no idea why I ever stopped throwin them.
i dig champ leopards! (and champ teebirds for a bit more stability and distance. also the new teebird plus molds are so rad! i think, anyway) but for straight, TL's are sweet, but they are harder to find in champion plastic it seems, and i just don't like star plastic for some reason lately, especially with control shots, i don't know though...
for me, for straight shots its either a beat-in roc or a broken-in champ leopard.
Yeah, I love my star roadrunner, kinda wishing I would have gone with opto plastic instead of gold from what I'm hearing. I do have a lightweight DX Sidewinder but I lost it by letting my friend use it. He never even threw it. He just lost it during the round. It was DX anyway, I plan on getting it in star because I really need to start weening myself off of wide rimmed discs, which is what I'm most comfortable throwing hard right now with a traditional grip. Anything less than 10 and my release point gets iffy. Playing 18 today and going to experiment with a fan grip, hoping the course is empty so I can take some practice shots. I birdied a 290 ft hole and parred a 44o on thursday, so I'm makin progress. And I bought myself a basket. Time to actually learn to use putters and not just use my Roc. Bad habits die hard, but you can kill them easier in your backyard.
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How have you failed lately? Ha! What a gloomy question to start your Wednesday. It's just that failure has been on my mind ever since I read this article in the NYTimes. Actually, I failed at that too. I really just read the first and last page of the article online. But I liked what I read. Do you think failure is the secret to success? Or at least to less cavities?
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How have you failed lately? Ha! What a gloomy question to start your Wednesday. It's just that failure has been on my mind ever since I read this article in the NYTimes. Actually, I failed at that too. I really just read the first and last page of the article online. But I liked what I read. Do you think failure is the secret to success? Or at least to less cavities?
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haha, i love the photo. i have had TONS of cavities in my life (i blame it on my british teeth!). i have ot be better about brushing toby's little ones :)ReplyDelete
great post! i am with joanna, i had tons of cavities when i was a kid. but i learned my lesson and have zero cavities as an adult. :)ReplyDelete
as far as failing as a mother... do you have 3 hours to listen to my list??? ;) first on that list: i'm letting my son watch a probably way too scary scooby doo while i read blogs. x
Out of 5 siblings, only the youngest had a mouth riddled with cavities. Mybe it is genetic because the other four have had zero. Granted, my dad did check our teeth before bed. I've heard cavities have something to do with the mouth chemistry. Some have more bacteria or something. It's a daily struggle trying to brush my 17 month old's teeth. I feel like I am torturing him. I've found that an electric toothbrush is best because he get the control while I guide him along. I feel bad when I skip a brush. So hard to remember everything in the morning when you work full time.ReplyDelete
Don't beat yourself up over cavities! I majorly fail when it comes to brushing my teeth and flossing yet have never had a cavity. There's no rhyme or reason to - it really is genetic! itReplyDelete
Lane's dentist when I took her last month: "We basically have to do the equivalent of a baby root canal." OUCH.ReplyDelete
As a child my younger brother NEVER brushed his teeth and never seemed to have cavities. I always brushed mine but still seemed to get them! I think it just depends on the kid. We have teeth brushing time at night with my two year old but I can't say it is really doing much good. It results in a lot of tooth brush waving but probably not that much actual cleaning.ReplyDelete
I almost never brush my kids' teeth. If my husband doesn't do it, it pretty much doesn't happen. I barely brush my own teeth (and DEFINITELY not twice a day, for heaven's sake!). As a kid, I think I went years w/o brushing my teeth and had very few cavities. So I guess success has really ruined me.ReplyDelete
Here in Norway parents brush their kids teeth twice a day, and all children are called in to dentists once every year. The dentists are really giving parents a hard time if the children has a bad teethsituation.... In Norway kids have free dentist (and doctor) until they are 12 years old.ReplyDelete
Ray's breath stinks.ReplyDelete
Don't worry! I had 9...NINE cavities in my baby teeth. As a nerdy little kid it motivated me to be diligent about my oral hygiene (I dreamed about the day my dentist would finally say to me, "You have no cavities") and since getting me grown up teeth I have none. We get two chances for a reason!ReplyDelete
no worries, i get disapproving tut tuts from our dentist every time my #1 goes for his check ups... they totally know how to guilt trip you - maybe that's part of their education?ReplyDelete
I didn't have any cavities until I started having children. Then I got one right smack dab in my front tooth. That one was barrel full of crap.ReplyDelete
who needs to brush baby teeth? they fall out anyway :)ReplyDelete
- Misty BeesleySeptember 28, 2011 at 9:09 PM
Brushing teeth is overrated. I learned this after having Claire. I thought my friends with kids were crazy when they said having a baby made even brushing your teeth difficult. I'm pretty sure I brushed my teeth twice that first month.ReplyDelete
But hey I think it's genetics with the boys. Sounds like they are taking after their Uncle Deebs. He's got a mouth full of metal!
The last time I took the boys to the dentist I had J and she was only 2 months old. The dentist seriously looked at her and said I should bring her in for a check up before she turned ONE! Seriously? What, are they gonna strap her down and give her a cleaning?? Good luck with that! hahaaaReplyDelete
I was brushing my son's teeth and keeping him away from sugar, and guess what? He got his 4 front teeth corroded (like cavities) from sucking on lemon and drinking water with lemon!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2011 at 8:39 AM
My kids do it themself, I will put the toothpaste on and then they do the work ;)ReplyDelete
So if you do not brush your kids teeth, do they not have a bad breath?
Btw, my daugther (9yr) does not have any cavity but my son (7 yr) always have one in his one year checkup.....
I didn't have any cavities as a kid but as an adult I have had so many, it seems like every time I go the dentist I have another one :( I blame having a brace for 2 years and never quite managing to brush around the wires properly!ReplyDelete
Oh I had so many! I remember going to the dentist with my 3 brothers ALL the freaking time, we hated it! I think you just inspired me to start brushing Matthew's teeth, haven't started yet, he is 18 months, so let's hope I'm still in time! (plus he only has 6!)ReplyDelete
Teeth brushing is kind of a low mommy priority for me too. It's a topic I always secretly feel semi-guilty about. Glad I'm not alone!ReplyDelete
- jessicaMarch 30, 2012 at 6:24 PM
hi sharon. i'm jessica, one of your readers, and also a dentist. i thought maybe i could share a couple of tips with you, and your readers on looking after the little ones teeth. i think it's great that your boys are already visiting the dentist!! but hopefully, in the future, they will only need to go for the 6 monthly checkup and cleans and no more fillings :)ReplyDelete
ideally, you could bring your infant with you to the dentist once they get their first teeth (usually between 6-9 months of age), even just for a quick 10 second look. that way, we get a quick look at the gums and teeth development, and also your child will progressively become used to having foreign objects/a stranger look into the mouth. the main objective is just to condition them to the environment. one of the most terrifying things for a young child is to attend the a clinical-looking dentist surgery for the very first time in their lives in pain (this is why i hear so many horror stories from patients with childhood dental memories..)
up until about 2 yrs old, it can also be really tricky to brush their teeth (for them, and for you!). the alternative is to use a damp warm flannel washcloth, and gently wipe over their teeth. at this age, you shouldn't need to use toothpaste. past the 2 yrs old mark, they generally tend to have developed the fine motor skills to handle a toothbrush with a smear of toothpaste, so give them a go... but it's best if you follow it up as well, up until school-age usually. the kind of toothbrush doesn't really matter, so long as it's being used in a thorough manner.
finally, if the day is really crazy and there's no time to brush or check their brushing twice, the night-time brush is more important than the morning-brush. without brushing at night, the food particles from daytime meals stick onto the surfaces of the teeth and the mouth tends to dry out, hence less saliva to neutralise cavity-causing acids.
its so important to look after childrens oral hygiene. it sets up their habits for life, really! studies show that kids who have cavities in baby teeth, tend to have more cavities in their adult teeth too. in addition, if the cavity is deep or the tooth is infected and the tooth is removed sooner than it is ready, it interferes with the spacing in their mouth - often leading to crooked adult teeth, and necessary orthodontic (braces) work in the future. also, dental infections, pain and accidents are the 3rd most common cause of emergency childrens hospital admissions!! please please please don't think this is one of the things you can neglect, just 'because baby teeth fall out anyway'
i hope this long,boring and rambly comment was somewhat informative,.... there's a million things that a mother 'should' know and 'should' be doing.. and there's only so many hours in a day. but there you go, another little info nutshell for you :)
- Amy ColemanMarch 30, 2012 at 6:24 PM
Wow, this is disappointing. I hate to be the critical one, but I can't help it on this one. What happened to teaching your children good oral hygiene habits early on? I was honestly shocked at all of these comments. As parents we are all concerned about our childs health and well being and I can't believe one of the most basic personal hygiene needs is being treated as an oversight... To each there own though. But man, think about how your kid feels, constantly having gritty teeth, bad taste in their mouth, being the kid with stinky breath at school...ReplyDelete
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Atrium Gallery opens the Fall Season with "From the Land," a four-person exhibition presenting a variety of works surrounding the iconic theme of landscape. Featured will be new pieces by national artists Suzanne Caporael,Leila Daw, Ellen Glasgow, and, for a first showing at Atrium, Adam Straus. Interpretations of images offered up by the natural, physical surroundings have occupied artists for centuries, whether depicting this with a representational image, or transferring impressions to include emotional responses, or reducing to symbols. This exhibition seeks to explore all of those and juxtapose the variety in a complementary setting. "From the Land" will open September 27th and run through November 16th. There will also be an Artist Talk, Saturday, September 28, 11 am with Leila Daw.
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14 APRIL 2009, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Hippocrates (ca. 460-370 BCE), the most famous of ancient physicians, once noted: "Wine is fit for man in a wonderful way provided that it is taken with good sense by the sick as well as the healthy." Now new archaeochemical evidence, backed up by increasingly sophisticated scientific testing techniques, are pointing to a long history of medicinal remedies tried, tested, and sometimes lost, throughout millennia of human history—herbs, tree resins, and other organic materials dispensed by ancient fermented beverages like wine and beer.
"With these tests, and our ability to use the latest, state-of-the-art chemical method--liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry-mass spectrometry (LC/MS/MS)--we are able to push back confirmation of Egyptian and Levantine herbal medicine into the early, Predynastic period of Egyptian history, about 3150 BCE. Other very sensitive, recent methods have been used to identify the herbal and tree resin compounds in the wine," noted Dr. McGovern.
"The all-important idea that we are taking away from this research and our growing body of analyses is that, by trial and error, humans may well have discovered natural remedies over the millennia, remedies which lay buried in our biomolecular archaeological findings. By analyzing ancient fermented beverages, which are ideal in dissolving plant alkaloids and other substances, we are able to re-discover some of these remedies," he said.
Will any of these lost remedies be useful today? We may know soon. Dr. McGovern has begun collaborating with researchers at Penn Medicine's Abramson Cancer Center to answer some of these questions. The new project, "Archaeological Oncology: Digging for Drug Discovery," is currently testing compounds found in fermented beverages from China, including the earliest chemically confirmed alcoholic beverage in the world, dated to ca. 7000 BCE from Jiahu (see Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 101.51: 17593-98). Research is focused on artesunate, a wormwood derivative, found in a rice wine from Henan province, dated to ca. 1200 BCE. McGovern's colleagues on the project for discovering anti-cancer and other medicinal benefits from ancient remedies include Caryn Lerman, Scientific Director of the Abramson Cancer Center and Professor of Psychiatry, Wafik S El-Deiry, Professor of Medicine, Genetics and Pharmacology, and Melpo Christofidou-Solomidou, Research Associate Professor of Medicine.
A Senior Research Scientist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. McGovern is author or editor of numerous books on archaeology and archaeological science, including, in 2003/2006, Ancient Wine: The Search for the Origins of Viniculture. Over the past two decades he has been a pioneer in the emerging field of biomolecular archaeology.
Photos: Top, A selection of wine jars from Scorpion I's tomb at Abydos, laid out on the desert sand. (Photograph courtesy of German Institute of Archaeology, Cairo.) Bottom, A "wine cellar for eternity": Peering down at some of 700 wine jars buried with Scorpion I, one of the first kings of Egypt, in his tomb (U-j ) at Abydos, about 3150 BC. The wine, laced with pine resin, figs and herbs (including balm, coriander, mint, sage and many more), was a true medicinal elixir for the afterlife. (Photograph courtesy of German Institute of Archaeology, Cairo.)
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My husband loves Eggs Benedict and he rates this as a keeper. I made it for dinner as I'm not of fan of crab for breakfast. This makes 2 hearty servings so can be made into 4 smaller servings. It's a rich dish so I would prefer the smaller serving.
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This is a great breakfast dish, with all the essentials in one dish.
The bacon crab bread pudding mixture makes two large portions, and as the chef suggested, I topped each portion with two eggs. I did not have large ramekins and personally did not care for the "overflowing" presentation. Instead, I used two - 12 oz square (4.75 x4.75) Corningware dishes. The plus side to this was it gave the bread pudding more surface area for crunch and the eggs and hollandaise stayed contained within the dish, making eating much easier. After 20 minutes at 400 degrees my pudding was still a tad moist so I just place it under the broiler till dry (about 1 minute). I used the Blender Hollandaise Sauce also found in AllRecipes. Nice combinations of flavors and a new favorite for breakfast.
This recipe is soooo delish! Did I miss something when watching the video because I am not sure when to use the distilled vinegar....please help me thanks so much
eggsellent! I used corn bread stuffing mix instead of bread crumbs. once it was out of the oven I topped it with crab chantilly, peppered bacon strips, asparagus and 2 poached eggs with hollandaise sauce. yummmmi
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For some, hitting the party circuit for Halloween may seem more gruesome than a Freddy Krueger-Chucky hybrid (personally, we'll be holed up at the Chateau with gal pals and Ouija boards!). If you're not down for a rager, but aren't the type to get your kicks keeping the porch light on for the wee ones, either, it still doesn't mean you have to be a complete snooze. L.A.'s teeming with legit spine-tingling to-dos and macabre must-sees — and that doesn't even begin to touch on the town's rich, hair-raising history.
To prove our point, we've lined up a cheat sheet of haunted houses, forests, bridges, and even ships to visit for sh*ts and giggles (and shudders) tomorrow. And, for those of you donning crazy getups and raging all night long, we have plenty of wicked Tinseltown ghost stories to serve as pre-costume-ball fodder. However, a warning to the wussies: Hold on to your hats, because this one's a real doozy!