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All incoming freshmen interested in becoming members of the Honors College must complete an undergraduate admissions application to Kent State University. Acceptance into the Honors College is by invitation and is based upon the Honors College eligibility criteria.
Admissions Requirements & Eligibility
- 3.60 minimum cumulative high school GPA
- 27 ACT Composite or
1210 SAT Critical Reading & Math
Application Process
Letters of invitation to the Honors College are sent by mail approximately one week after notification of admission to Kent State University. Invited students must also submit an electronic application to the Honors College, which includes two required essays. The invitation will include information for submitting this application.
Application Deadline
- Students must apply to Kent State University by January 15.
The Honors College is at the center of Kent State University's tradition of providing special attention to undergraduates with outstanding intellectual and creative ability.
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Bucs head into Christmas break with win over UVa.-Wise
Saturday, December 20, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 20, 2003) - Despite a somewhat sluggish start, the East Tennessee State University men's basketball team used a 19-point offensive run early in the first half to take an 81-55 victory over UVa.-Wise Saturday afternoon at Memorial Center. With the win, the Buccaneers improve to 7-2 on the season, their best start since the 1991-92 campaign. "It's a win," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "It was a bit uninspired, but bottom line, after the game I didn't get too upset with the team. It wasn't the prettiest win in the world, but now we can move on and prepare for our trip to Hawaii." Indeed, the Bucs will take a quick two-day break to visit family for the Christmas holiday and then travel to Hawaii for the Rainbow Classic Dec. 27-30. But before the Bucs could pack up and head home, UVa.-Wise was standing in the way. After four minutes of play against the Cavaliers, the Bucs led by a score of just 6-3. That left Bartow looking for a spark off the bench and he quickly inserted a completely new lineup. That group - which included guard Michael Tolliver (Bremo Bluff, Va.), guard Sam Oatman (Neenah, Wis.), guard Aaron Scott (Houma, La.), forward Brad Nuckles (Council, Va.) and guard Travis Strong (Memphis, Tenn.) - promptly put together a 19-0 run and the Bucs led 25-3 with just under nine minutes left in the game. Of those five players, Nuckles and Scott were the most impressive on this day. Nuckles finished with 16 points and a career-high three 3-point goals and three blocks. Meanwhile, Scott set career highs for foul shots (5), assists (3) and blocks (3), while scoring 10 points. Other Bucs in double figures on the night included senior forward Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) with 12 points and freshman guard Travis Strong (Memphis, Tenn.) with 10 points. "Brad Nuckles is really starting to emerge and Aaron Scott is someone who were are going to start hearing more and more from," Bartow said. "Both of those guys played outstanding today." While Wise managed to trade baskets with the Bucs the rest of the first half, they still trailed 40-22 at the break. In the second half, ETSU's starting lineup seemed reenergized and used a fullcourt defense to manufacture a 13-2 run to open the half. The Bucs led 53-24 with 16:53 remaining in the game, but the Cavaliers put together their own 10-2 run with just over six minutes left in the game to cut the lead to 75-51. From there, ETSU cruised to the victory and will now focus on Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, its first opponent Dec. 27 at the Rainbow Classic in Honolulu, Hawaii. Tipoff of that game is scheduled for 10 p.m. (EST). For Wise, Brandon Green led the way with 17 points, while Bobby Hedrick and Dieontea Stewart each added 14 points. The Bucs will not play at Memorial Center again until Jan. 12 when they will face non-league foe Union College. ETSU will return to the continental United States on Jan. 30 and will return to Southern Conference action at Furman on Feb. 5.
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Conductor has daunting task
Vanderbilt's Blair School of Music presents another innovative, one-night-only performance this coming Saturday. In "Haydn's Seven Last Words," the Nashville Sinfonietta, under the direction of Dean Whiteside, will perform "The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross" interspersed with new poems by Rick Hilles and read by Michael Hime, senior lecturer in music literature at Blair.
The concert will run for about 90 minutes and will be presented without intermission. Proceeds will benefit Shade Tree Clinic, an organization that is run by Vanderbilt University medical students and provides health care to uninsured and underinsured patients.
Nashville Sinfonietta was founded by Whiteside four years ago and features musicians from the Nashville Symphony as well as Blair faculty and students. Since graduating from Vanderbilt three years ago, Whiteside has been living in Vienna while earning a master's degree in conducting. It was in Austria that he came across the "Seven Last Words" for the first time.
He was surprised by its beauty and that he hadn't heard it before — especially since the music was considered a masterpiece during Haydn's lifetime.
There are three forms of the music: an orchestra piece, a string quartet and an arrangement for orchestra and chorus.
"In terms of the music, it's totally unique. I know no other piece of music which has seven slow movements one after the other," Whiteside said. "All different flavors of slowness: adagio and lento and largo, all these different Italian designations which all basically mean slow, really slow, pretty slow, quite slow."
Personal experience informs poetry
Originally commissioned for a Good Friday service in Cádiz, "The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross" premiered in 1787. It is still a frequent part of Lenten services in Austria, according to Whiteside, where spoken words are interspersed between the seven sections.
For the Nashville performance, Whiteside wanted to place the orchestral version within a "ceremonial context," one that was more spiritual than religious. To that end, he decided to incorporate specially commissioned poems. Using poems or other readings with the piece is a common way of presenting it — readings of works by John Donne are often used, for example.
Rick Hilles, assistant professor of English at Vanderbilt, discovered that to be the case while researching the "Seven Last Words." (As it just so happens, Hilles occasionally team-teaches a course on 17th-century poetry featuring Donne.)
Hilles got his "assignment," as he refers to it, from Whiteside in May.
"It was a very intense period of composing, sometimes listening to the music, trying to get that more inside me and mostly trying to find my way toward the resonance or the possibilities and the reverberations in these last statements of Christ," Hilles said.
The resulting seven poems are slices of contemporary life based on Hilles' own experiences (an encounter with a mountain lion), his reactions to stories in the news (a mother claiming her murdered son's body) or a friend's heart procedure.
"Some of the details I would never have imagined them that way," Hilles said of the latter poem, based on the sixth utterance ("It is finished."). "That's one of those poems, all the important details are true and the other details that are imagined are just trying to re-imagine what it might have been like in that moment to be awake while somebody is rebuilding your heart. My hope is that in the context of the music it will be suitably respectful and moving."
Many of the poems are contemplations of finality as people confront extraordinary situations, somehow finding a degree of strength and grace along the way. Each poem incorporates one of the utterances in a context far removed from its origin yet surprisingly appropriate. They read as a parallel text to the music, another layer added to the intensely told story of the music.
"We'll see how it plays out with the music because I, frankly, have no idea," Whiteside said. "The poems are wonderful, the music is wonderful, but how it will actually work remains to be seen."
— by MiChelle Jones, for The Tennessean
If You Go
What: "Haydn's Seven Last Words" performed by Nashville Sinfonietta, conducted by Dean Whiteside and featuring poems by Rick Hilles
Where: Ingram Hall, Vanderbilt University
When: 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 31
Admission: $15 or $5 for students (suggested donation)
Contact: 615-322-7651 or http://blair.vanderbilt.edu


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32 Today........oh that was a long time ago, happybirthday.
32 Today........oh that was a long time ago, happybirthday.
happy bday assface.
have fun watching the canes get clobbered this weekend.
32 today. Hating life right about now lol. It's becoming increasingly difficult each and every year to keep the fat off my body. All of the traveling I do and the redheads I smash are taking its toll on me lol.
I hate birthdays. Never been a fan. Never go out. Never celebrate. All I ever ask for is that the 'Canes and Dolphins not ruin my weekend this time every year. I fully expect the Dolphins to beat Buffalo on Saturday...but I need those 'Canes man.
JCane...Cleveland bound at 4:00AM.
Happy Birthday man!
Happy birthday man. Hopefully the Canes can deliver for you this weekend
Since you dig punk rock:
happy birthday, you're not special. you're getting older, but not much better. we all want to embarrass you, that's why we're singing this song. so happy ****ing birthday. you're not special. you're not special.
HA HA! happy b-day JCane!
"Now when I go to the bathroom I find out who my friends are." - Jake Scott after both broken hands were in casts following the 1972 season
Happy belated B-Day, dickhole!
You'd better be hungover right now! (Or, at least showering off the stank from the redhead that you kicked to the curb after she made your bacon sammitch.)
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I've enjoyed my TV viewing 9-11 p.m. Sunday nights with the airing of four episodes of "WKRP in Cincinnati" on WANE-DT 15.2, Comcast Channel 250.
This delightful series put together the most mismatched group of people you'll ever encounter, yet they played perfectly off each other.
The radio station was run by Mama Carlson's son, Arthur. He'd rather fish and play rockets with his pencils than sit at his desk. He left policy-making to Andy Travis, a program director who hailed from Santa Fe. Other crazy characters include Dr. Johnny Fever, a great disc jockey from a bygone era — the 1960s — and Les Nessman, who is more interested in hog futures than current events.
Here is a quiz on the show, which ran 1978-1982:
1. What was DJ Venus Flytrap's real name?
2. What song did Jennifer Marlowe's doorbell play?
3. In what city did Les Nessman's mother live?
4. While all the other children played baseball, Nessman had to stay inside and do what?
5. What was the name of Mama Carlson's butler?
6. What did Peggy leave outside the radio station for Johnny?
7. What were the names of Herb Tarlek's children?
8. What was so unusual about Nessman's office?
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The Jets Wide Receivers never revolted against Sanchez. Edwards loved being here and wanted to stay here. The Jets didnt want him back. Plaxico and Mason never said a bad thing about Sanchez during the season. Plaxico seemed annoyed in the interview but never said a bad word about Mark Sanchez. Holmes had problems with Sanchez over the way he was used but has said he has the potential to grow into a very good QB.
Revolting against a QB is what Owens did to Garcia. That's just an inaccurate statement you made.
can't really comment much cause all I know is that Holmes showed attitude problems in week 17 and there were reported issues here and there.
As a completely unbiased comment, I think the Jets should seriously consider getting an older vet WR that is known for leadership to help Santonio out. In Pittsburgh he had Hines Ward, he still managed to get in trouble here and there but there were no locker room issues. The Steelers made the choice to get rid of Holmes for a 5th (despite having a great year) because they didn't want him to be a bad influence on Mike Wallace.
I would be surprised if they cut him at this point. No question he has been a bust for the Jets and a major headache, but I think they hang on to him.
I don't think he's going anywhere....and I'm glad. The guy is a grade-S turd (S for SMELLY!!!)
He and Fatasaurus Rex deserve each actually.
I don't think the Jests will cut Holmes because of the cap hit they'll have to take if they do (I think it's like $9 million). It doesn't matter. The reason Sanchez doesn't throw much to Holmes is because Holmes runs downfield patterns not check-down routes within 3 yards of the LOS.
If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich. -- John F. Kennedy, January 20, 1961


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What Happens During Chemotherapy for Stomach Cancer
Most people have chemotherapy in an outpatient part of a hospital or in a doctor's office.
How often you get chemotherapy treatments depends on the type of chemotherapy that you receive. The type you receive often depends on the size of your tumor and how fast it is spreading.
You receive chemotherapy in cycles. One cycle includes the time you are treated and the rest period after it. Your medical oncologist decides how long each treatment and rest period is and how many cycles you need. For instance, some people have chemotherapy once every three weeks for four to eight cycles.
How you take chemotherapy
You may take the drugs in pill form. Or you may receive them through a needle attached to a tube that allows the drugs to drip slowly into your veins. This is called an intravenous (IV) drip. If you receive the drugs intravenously, you will have to go to an outpatient clinic or doctor's office. These treatments can last several hours each time.
Another approach is to place chemotherapy directly into your abdomen through a special catheter. This is called intraperitoneal (IP) chemotherapy. The doctor places an IP catheter with its tip lying right in the area where the stomach is. You receive the chemotherapy through this catheter so the drug can be absorbed and sent throughout the body over a few days. Doctors use intraperitoneal chemotherapy to treat stomach cancer that has spread in the abdomen and to the liver, which are the most common areas for metastases (areas of cancer spread beyond the stomach).
Commonly used drugs for stomach cancer
Two of the most common chemotherapy drugs used outside of clinical trials are the generic drugs cisplatin or 5-FU. These chemotherapy drugs may be used to treat advanced stomach cancer. They may be used alone, but they are usually used in various combinations. When used in combination, doctors may use acronyms to refer to the combined drugs names. For instance, FAM is the combination of 5-FU, Adriamycin, and Mutamycin.
Adriamycin, Doxil, and Rubex (doxorubicin)
Adrucil (fluorouracil or 5-FU)
Camptosar (irinotecan)
Platinol (cisplatin)
Amethopterin (methotrexate)
VePesid, Etopophos, and Toposar (etoposide)
Xeloda (capecitabine)
Taxotere (docetaxel)
Taxol (paclitaxel)
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On Friday, Jan. 13, 2006, Jonathon Sharkey became a candidate for the governor of Minnesota. Jonathon is a satanic dark priest, sanguinarian vampyre and a hecate witch. The announcement of his candidacy marked the beginning of the largest amount of media coverage ever given to an unknown third party candidate for governor in our nation's history. Sharkey has been featured on television, radio, and in print not only nationwide, but worldwide. The Impaler is one of his many names and the namesake of this documentary film about Jonathon and his run for governor.
Cast: Tina Fey, Lourdes Flash, Julie Sharkey Carpenter, Brian Dickson, Tucker Carlson
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The combination of a high-risk pregnancy unit and new neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are offering unique services for Valley women and children at Community Regional Medical Center in downtown Fresno.
Marci Deck is one such Valley woman. Her triplets were the first to use the new 56-bed, state-of-the-art NICU.
MedWatch the TV show is calling for viewers to dust off their cameras and send in a video, e-mail or letter with their home remedy and it may be featured in an upcoming segment.
If you have a home remedy you think could help others, send it to us. We'll put it to the MedWatch test and a Community Medical Centers doctor will see if it's "Fact or Fiction."
The number of mammography patients seen at Community Medical Center-Oakhurst has almost doubled since the installation of new digital mammography equipment in October.
Digital mammography is similar to traditional mammography, but instead of using X-ray film, digital imaging is used. This allows for a faster procedure, more patient comfort and clearer, more accurate readings.
Saving energy also means saving money at Clovis Community Medical Center, where PG&E presented the hospital with a rebate check on Feb. 25 for the hospital's new high-efficiency boiler system.
The $39,511.88 rebate came as an incentive for PG&E's Non Residential Retrofit energy efficiency program.
Community Medical Centers received four new grants from the California HealthCare Foundation totaling nearly $100,000. The monies will be used for three Community Regional Medical Center programs and to help market a Spanish version of Community's television program MedWatch.
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Site Visit/Compliance Commitment (C2) Program
The site visit program offers free, confidential*, on-site, compliance assessments of independently owned and operated small businesses, facilities that are owned or operated by local governments, and independent school districts. Those who successfully participate in the program can receive a C2 certificate and can earn up to a two-year exemption from routine investigations.
- What is the site visit program?
- What is a C2 Certificate?
- Who is eligible for a free site visit?
- Who is not eligible for site visits?
What is the site visit program?
The site visit program provides free, confidential*, on-site assessments to evaluate environmental compliance of eligible facilities. Site visits are conducted by an environmental consultant under contract with the TCEQ.
Here's how it works:
- A facility representative should call our toll free hotline at 800-447-2827 to request a visit.
- An independent contractor will contact the facility to schedule the site visit.
- The contractor will conduct the site visit using an approved checklist that will address air, water, and waste regulations that pertain to your industry.
- The facility representative will receive a written assessment describing all compliance-related findings and recommendations for achieving compliance with the checklist (possibly including ways to reduce pollution and waste).
- Once the operator or owner corrects all compliance deficiencies noted in the report, eligible facilities can request to receive a second visit.
- If the contractor finds no deficiencies, then the facility will be recommended for a C2 certificate.
*All information from the site visit is confidential: it is not provided to TCEQ enforcement staff.
What is a C2 Certificate?
If the facility is in full compliance with the TCEQ-approved checklist, the TCEQ may award the facility or site a certificate from the C2 Program. With a C2 certificate, recipients receive up to a two-year exemption from routine investigations. In addition to the TCEQ, the following programs also recognize the C2 certificate:
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- City of Corpus Christi—Storm Water Department
- City of Dallas—Air Pollution Control
- City of Dallas—Public Works and Transportation
- City of Dallas—Storm Water Management
- City of Fort Worth—Department of Environmental Management
- City of Houston—Bureau of Air Quality Control
- City of Houston—Public Works and Engineering
- City of Pasadena—Public Works and Engineering
- City of Waco—Water Utility Services
- Brazoria County Environmental Health Department
- El Paso, City-County Health and Environmental District
- Fort Bend County Environmental Health Department
- Galveston County Health District
- Harris County Pollution Control Services Division
- Montgomery County Environmental Health Services
What makes you ineligible to receive a C2 certificate?
- PST systems are not eligible for C2 certificates. Therefore, they will not be covered under the C2 exemption. The TCEQ reserves the right to inspect PST systems at any time.
- The facility or site cannot be under an active enforcement review by any of the participating regulatory environmental organizations.
What circumstances can void an exemption?
The exemption from routine inspections is void in the event of imminent threat or danger to human health and the environment, catastrophe, formal complaints, inspections required by a permit, or a follow-up on previously cited violations.
Who is eligible for a site visit?
To qualify for a site visit, the facility or site must meet one of the following criteria:
- Employ a company-wide total of 100 or fewer employees;
- Be operated by a small local government (a county with a population of 100,000 or fewer people; a city with a population of 50,000 or fewer people);
- Be an independent school district (ISD) serving a student population of 100,000 or fewer students.
Eligible Facilities
- Aggregate Production Operations
- Auto Body Shops
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- Auto Salvage Yards
- Concrete Batch Plants
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- Foundries
- General Recycling
- Metal Fabricators
- Metal Finishers
- Manufacturing
- Petroleum Storage Tank (PST) Facilities (limited to one site visit)
- Printers
- Surface Coating
- Wood Products Industry
Who is not eligible for a site visit?
Facilities and local governments are not eligible to receive a site visit if they:
- Owe fees and penalties to the TCEQ;
- Have an open Notice of Violation (NOV);
- Have an open Notice of Enforcement (NOE) or an agreed order that has not been signed.
Where can I find more information and assistance?
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Just when Southwestern had fought back from an eight-point deficit to tie the game with six minutes left, Central Nebraska made two crucial plays in a 66-54 victory over the Spartan men here Wednesday night.
Sophomore guard Marcus Littleton sank two 3-pointers and Devin Kastrup converted a pump-fake jumper to pull Southwestern even at 51-51 after trailing 51-43.
The Spartans seemed to have the momentum against the taller, faster Raiders. In the final six minutes, it would come down to execution, which plays to Southwestern's strength.
Then coach Mike Holmes watched two critical plays unfold, much to his frustration.
Tyrone Crisswell, a 6-4 freshman from Omaha, got inside position on two Central Nebraska misfires, and put them back for baskets to push the Raiders up 62-54 with only 1:45 remaining. Instead of facing just a five-point deficit with 2:31 left, now the hole was a little deeper.
"Those two (putbacks) at the end of the game were keys," Holmes said. "We were getting some pretty good looks out of our transition stuff, but obviously you have to have the ball before you can get into transition. We know that we're giving up some size and athleticism. That's why we're blocking out in practice every day."
Spartan freshman Jack Harrison had drawn a charge as quick Central guard David Plain drove out of control down the lane. The turnover gave Southwestern the ball trailing 58-53, but Harrison hit his head on the court and left the game briefly. A missed drive gave Central the ball, and that's when Crisswell converted his key rebounds near the basket.
"We told our guys, we don't have the luxury of taking possessions off," Holmes said. "We have to do things right every single time, because they have good enough players that they'll end up making some plays even when we do everything right."
Crisswell led the Raiders with 18 points and talented 6-5 sophomore guard James Spencer of Chicago made several key shots during a second-half surge on the way to 15 points.
Southwestern, outscored 33-19 in the second half, saw its production curtail after the break. Kastrup ended with a team-high 15 points. Marquealis Edwards had 10 of his 12 points in the first half, and Patrick Wright had only one free throw in the second half after a 10-point first half.
Sophomore guard Chase Blazek of Creston is out indefinitely with injuries sustained in a Nov. 21 car accident.
The Spartans (3-5) are off until traveling to Storm Lake next Wednesday to take on Buena Vista JV.
CENTRAL NEBRASKA (66) — Tyron Crisswell 18, James Spencer 15, David Plain 13, Steven Ferrini 8, Riak Bol 8, GaRon Dumas 4. Totals — 27 7-10 66. 3-point goals — 5 (Ferrini 2, Plain 1, Spencer 1, Crisswell 1). Team fouls — 14. Fouled out — None.
SOUTHWESTERN (54) — Devin Kastrup 15, Marquealis Edwards 12, Patrick Wright 11, Marcus Littleton 9, Jack Harrison 4, Delby Halcomb 3. Totals — 21 7-10 54. 3-point goals — 5 (Littleton 3, Edwards 1, Kastrup 1). Team fouls — 14. Fouled out — None.
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Hi I'm new here. Not sure if this exact question has been posted before? I wear progressive bifocal lenses and want to know (as I'm a student to welding) if there is a solution to either using a magnifying lens or something else to aid in close up viewing of the weld. In my personal situation welding at home I've found it difficult to see the weld start point especially using a fixed type shade. Just got an auto darkening helmet and haven't yet tried it out. I've found that I require a lot more light on the weld surface to see to begin. Is that common to those of us who wear bifocal lenses?
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Better light on the workpiece that doesn't trigger your auto dark is always an improvement. Not seeing where your rod tip is behind a #9+ fixed is not unique to either myopes nor presbyopes, and you will be amazed how the auto darkening hood improves your arc starts looking through a #3.
Personally, I would get my Rx renewed if having trouble with my close vision and consult with the doc before adding more magnification in the helmet.
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Yep. Sure do. At 54 Ive lost my up close vision. I ware same type lens and found they can't increase my up close with out affecting long range vision. But I would rather ware them over bifocal glasses for work. I put a 1.00 magnifier in my welding hood, works great can now see weld puddle clear. I'm now up to a 2.00 in my hood all time.
And I sometimes use a 1.25 par of reading glasses with the mag. Lens In helmet for very fine Tig work. Ya can't weld if ya can't see, guess just comes with age. Makes u appreciate the good vision I had for so many years. Wish I could get it back along with other things. :-)
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Magnifing Glasses
I use +2.50 safety glasses under my hood. For tig I use +3.00 for fine work.
The lens that fit in the hood can have a different power on each side.
But I found that they would scrach very easy.
I just pick up 2 pair of +2.25 for general work and 2 pair +2.50 today.
I misplace them all the time.
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I have a 2.0 in my Jackson hood and nothing in my 100 buck Northern Tool hood.
Both are auto dark, I tried the older Northern hood out about a week ago, after a few months of wearing the Jackson and I couldn't see crap. Really when it went dark it was dark.
I put the Jackson back on and didn't try it again. So there are some real differences in the hoods. I can't believe I wore the other for over a year.
It even scares me now to bring it as a backup.
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Glad to know I'm in Good company. Just remember we're as good once as we ever were.
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Bob- i could never find glasses that's why put lens in hood :-) you would think after loosing so many they would be laying everywhere, I think they have hidden legs.
Finally bought a Miller Elite a year or two ago, little expensive but a super helmet for fab work.
Cheap ones just don't hold up for every day hard work. Thanks guys its a elite group to be in, ya can't cheat your way in, you earn it. :-)
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I've had multi focal lenses and have yet to find an insert to work well. Best option for me was to have prescription lenses made specifically for welding with only near sight correction and large lenses. Now I can see pretty much everything. An auto helmet will help also as others have mentioned.
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I've been dealing with this issue for years now, been wearing bifocals for around 6-7 years and now find that I still cannot see good under the helmet...Thanks for the suggestions about the reading glasses...I already use +1.50 over my bifocals when reading small text or working on something small. I will give them a try under the hood. Keep on Welding!
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Newbie planning paludarium - advice welcome :)
Hi all,
My name is Danielle. I'm new to the hobby (haven't actually started, really), and have an ambitious project in mind that I'm trying to get lots of advice about before I make any permanent committments. A little about me: I am a biology MSc student living in Saskatoon SK. Plants are both my hobby and my academic area of interest. Actually, the reason I ever took biology in the first place was because I started keeping carnivorous plants and thought it would be cool to learn more about plants in general. My knowledge of carnivorous plant care is entirely self-taught and I researched and asked questions on CP message boards for weeks/months before I went out and got any. That should demonstrate that although I am planning an ambitious setup for a beginner, I have thought about it lots and think I have a good chance of making it work.
I want to create a paludarium (vivarium with both land and water areas) with tons of terrestrial, epiphytic and aquatic plants and a few fish to live in the water area. My mom is a glass artist and is going to help me build a custom tank. The dimensions I am planning are 36" long by 18" wide by 18" high. This would be a total volume of about 50 gallons. I'm thinking of an 8" high waterline, for a total water volume of ~18-20 gallons (terrestrial part to be built on platforms so that fish can still swim underneath). I am already experimenting with water plants in a spare tank and have Anubias, hornwort, water lettuce, frogbit, java moss, Cryptocoryne wendtii, Bacopa/moneywort, Sagittaria, and Amazon sword, along with some freebie ramshorns that came along with the java moss. So far I have managed to keep duckweed out and am hoping to keep it that way!
I am aiming for a low-tech (but lighted), Walstad-style tank that requires minimal maintenance/upkeep. Light will be provided by 1 or 2 SunBlaster T5HO fixtures. For hardscaping, I am going to do a DIY false-rock background, possibly with a trickle waterfall, and lots of well-soaked driftwood, manzanita, maybe some rocks. Substrate will be aired-out organic plain soil (no perlite or other additives) with a cap of rinsed black play sand.
I have several options for the DIY background; I'd like to go as natural as possible but there are some things I just may not be able to do with wood, rocks, and bentonite/peat moss background (used in vivariums but not suitable for prolonged soaking in water). Considering experimenting with carved foam painted/sealed with Quickrete cement to form the underwater/waterfall elements. I'm expecting that this will fall into place once I decide on the hardware I am going to use.
This is where I could really use the advice of aquarium people. From what I have read, using a second tank as a sump seems to be the easiest way to do water changes, keep water levels constant, and heat/filter water without having a lot of unsightly hardware inside the display tank. But is this overkill for a beginner, and/or a water volume of only ~20 gallons? Would I be better off keeping it simple and just sticking with a canister and submersible heater?
Inhabitants. I have fallen in love, love, LOVE with Celestial Pearl Danios. I know they are hard to find and there have been concerns about depletion of the wild population from wild-caught stock. There is the potential that I could successfully breed them, maybe, which would be cool. I'm thinking if I went with a sump, I could possibly integrate a small "nursery/hatchery", with identical water parameters to the main tank, to keep eggs/fry from getting eaten. The other concern I have with CPDs is that in a fairly wide, heavily planted tank, I may not see much of them! Thoughts?
I would also like to keep a small school of cories (around 6) and some cherry/ghost shrimp. I'd start with the shrimp and cories and make sure I could keep them alive before I went for CPDs If I could get away with it I'd love to add another small, peaceful, schooling fish, but I am so in love with the CPDs that I wouldn't mind leaving them out if it would make the setup overly complicated.
I don't have any plans for terrestrial inhabitants at this time.
Like I said, I am still in the early planning stages, and am going to be quite busy this summer, so the project will be slow going. I would love to hear any feedback about my proposed setup, suggestions, things I've overlooked, etc. I was at my first SAS meeting last month (where I got most of my plants!) and plan to go to the May meeting as well. If there are any SAS members on here I'd love to chat in person before/after the meeting
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The size tank you are thinking of sounds really close to a 40B (36"long, 18"wide, ~16" high)
I don't really know what's available in Canada vs the U.S., or how the pricing differs, but it may be worth just buying a 40B - most tanks here in the U.S. cost about the same or less then it would for an individual to buy all the glass panes to make one.
Also, sometimes the 40B is in the Petco $1/Gallon sale, making it even more likable.
I've done some (smaller) paludariums using EPS type foam, and covering it with a sand/epoxy mix. it was pretty easy to do, and I was fairly happy with how it turned out.
Also, I don't think the background is all that important, as long as you have some other stuff in there (driftwood, rocks, plants, etc.), and it will likely get covered over, or at least obscured by moss and plants and such eventually.
I don't think the CPD's are endangered anymore, but I'm not certain. The store I bought some from a few months back advertised them as captive bred, and I've heard/read quite a few accounts of hobbyists breeding them (sometimes unintentionally).
For what it's worth, I'm sorta planning (started some work, but indefinitely delayed for now...) a paludarium using a 40B. I'm hoping to build an upper canopy part with sliding doors, so I can use the entire aquarium for water, but I'll have to see how things work out once I get a chance to start working on it again. I'm also planning on using a sump, partially to keep the waterline constant, but also to keep heaters and whatnot out of the main tank. It seems like it should work fine, but setting up the overflow and return may take some careful planning and adjustment.
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Dendroboard.com has great advice on how to best go about constructing your tank. Regardless, I would like to say that planning for a sand cap is probably a bad idea. Honestly, I would not go with sand at all since it is very heavy for one, so your false bottom has to support a lot of weight. Furthermore, the sand might compact the soil or trickle through to the bottom and clog up the mesh or simply wash into the water area. I would propose to go with abg (Atlanta botanical garden) mix, you can google that term.
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@lochaber, thanks, i'll look into the 40B... maybe I can find a $1/gallon sale... but then i might be tempted to go even bigger...!
i'm torn on the sump idea, i've gotten different advice from different people, some people think they're great and wayyy easier in the long term, others think they are too much of a pain to set up and overkill for a 20g water space.
i REALLY like your idea of building a canopy overtop of the tank so that you can use the entire thing for water! hmm...
@Hobbes, i guess i wasn't clear about the sand cap, it is for the bottom of the planted aquarium area, to hold the soil down and give the fishes (cories) something safe to forage about in. the terrestrial part will have a substrate mix much closer to what you're describing... sphag/peat/orchid bark type mix.
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