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Head Lice and Ivermectin Lotion
I first heard about the drug, ivermectin, as a paste wormer for horses. It kills parasites. I then discovered that oral ivermectin has been used for some time, as a last resort when over the counter and prescription head lice shampoos have not been effective. A new study suggests that ivermectin lotion may be the answer parents have been searching for when it comes to controlling head lice.
Researchers said that a single 10-minute hair application eliminated head lice in nearly 3 out of 4 children. The lotion is sold under the brand name Sklice by Sanofi Pasteur, which paid for the study.
Using a lotion with 0.5 percent ivermectin, the researchers found that after 14 days it had worked in 73.8 percent of 141 volunteers - most of whom were children younger than 12. In comparison, 17.6 percent of the 148 kids (and a handful of adults) whose hair was treated with a drug-free form of the lotion were louse-free after two weeks.
Lotions were applied to dry hair and then rinsed out after 10 minutes. The immediate success rate, judged the day after the lotion application, was 94.9 percent in the test group and 31.5 percent in the control group.
"The advantage of it is, it's a one-application, one-shot treatment," lead author Dr. David Pariser of Eastern Virginia Medical School, in Norfolk, told Reuters Health.
The study involved children from 11 states and did not compare the ivermectin to any other treatment. But in a previous study where ivermectin was tested against other drugs, Pariser and his colleagues note that ivermectin showed a similar one-day success rate of 92.4 percent while malathion, an insecticide sometimes used to treat lice, cleared 82.4 percent of patients after one day.
The FDA approved Sklice, in February 2012, for topical treatment of head lice in patients 6 months or older. The lotion is only available by prescription. On the website, sklice.com, common side effects are listed as eye redness or soreness, eye irritation, dandruff, dry skin and a burning sensation of the skin.
Some physicians have said they expect the ivermectin lotion to have less systemic adverse effects than the oral medication. However, they believe that it should be used as a last resort when more established treatments fail.
Head lice have 3 stages of life: the egg (also called the nit), the nymph and the adult. Any treatment will need to be able to eradicate all three stages.
Some physicians have also stated they believe that more than one application of the ivermectin lotion may be necessary if the first application doesnt completely kill all the live lice, newly laid nits and the nymphs.
Dr. Sue Hubbard, pediatrician and co-founder of The Kid's Doctor, says she understands how frustrating head lice can be for parents as well as children.
In a recent article on the subject she notes: The first line treatment for lice is NOT to shave your child's head (as one mother threatened), but to buy one of the over-the-counter products for the treatment of head lice. These products contain either permethrin or pyrethrin.
She also writes that it is important that a parent follow the directions: using a hair conditioner before the use of the OTC product can diminish the effectiveness, and many products recommend not washing the hair for several days after finishing the application. It is also important to follow the directions for re-applying the product in order to treat hatching lice and lice not killed by the first application. In other words, you must read the package insert!
If you have tried over-the-counter head lice remedies and still have not been able to get rid of the little buggers, talk to your pediatrician or family doctor about a prescription treatment plan.
Besides Sklice, other medications that require a prescription to treat head lice are Natroba, Ovide and Ulesfia.
Sources: http://www.kidsdr.com/daily-dose/lice-going-around


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Barnard News
Similar event to take place in Shanghai in conjunction with Barnard's Sixth Annual Global Symposium
Political science professor weighs in for Foreign Affairs, the Washington Post, and more
Political science professor discusses Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan for "Obama's World" feature
Three faculty members will participate in Barnard's Sixth Annual Global Symposium "Women Changing China."
Barnard's College Goal NY gives guidance on applying to college and securing financial aid
Barnard's Pre-College Programs offers six summer high school programs that blend classroom and experiential learning for a uniquely Barnard experience.
Glen Oaks Library receives both Public Choice and Editor's Choice awards
Barnard celebrates a milestone anniversary of the Toddler Center and Director Tovah Klein's new book on toddler development.
Barnard College hosted the fourth annual 2014 Athena Film Festival honoring extraordinary women in the film industry.

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-2008-2012 Audi S5
Your mass air flow sensor measures the quantity of air entering your engine and works with your car's computer to optimize your engine's performance. If it is not working properly the result could include reduced fuel mileage, poor performance, failed emissions testing as well as a check engine light.
Bosch is a global leader in the engineering and manufacture of both OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and aftermarket automotive parts. As an OEM that has worked with nearly every major automotive manufacturer in the world, you can trust Bosch parts for their quality, durability and performance. With such a wide OEM parts offering, chances are if you can buy the aftermarket part from Bosch today there is a good chance Bosch made the part for your car originally.
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General Business - Associate of Business
This program has two goals: to provide educational experiences enabling graduates to enter a variety of entry-level positions and to provide students with skills and experiences that will assist them in functioning as a consumer in today's modern society. Career opportunities with this degree are numerous and may include a variety of situations in retail stores, insurance companies/agencies, banks and many types of small businesses. Job titles include sales associate, assistant manager, insurance clerk and teller.
For department information or additional degree requirements, click here
For course description, click on the course.
|Total Credits Required for Degree
|Liberal Studies
|Liberal Studies Electives*
|Health Promotion
|Associate Degree Core
|Other Required Courses
|Choose from the following:
|MGT 121 Introduction to Business (4 cr.)
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Stephen Ure
Stephen Ure (March 28, 1958) played Grishnákh in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and Gorbag in The Return of the King. In June 2007, he and 14 other actors filed a lawsuit against New Line Cinema over merchandising royalties.
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Discount is reflected in the shopping cart.
Custom Residential Design
Spitzmiller and Norris, Inc. is a residential design firm specializing in the custom design of personal residences. We have maintained our office in Atlanta since 1985 and are experienced in designing plans for the construction of new houses, the remodeling of existing houses and the proper restoration of historic houses in a green and eco-friendly manner. High-rise interior designs are a new request for us and we are adding this rewarding lifestyle environment to our repertoire. We work throughout the South on a diverse array of projects from our recently completed 18 plus year design collaboration with Blackberry Farm in Walland, Tennessee, to designing second homes in North Carolina's mountains and Florida's Gulf Coast. We are particularly proud of receiving four Excellence in Preservation Awards from the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, four time winners of The Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America's 2009, 2010 , 2011 and 2013 Philip Trammell Shutze Award as well as accolades from Southern Living and Southern Accents. We are about to celebrate our 30th year at Spitzmiller & Norris! We want to thank all of our wonderful clients, designers, contractors and craftsman, throughout the years, which have made our projects so terrific and continue to keep us inspired! Our office is located at ADAC West and we have been delighted to be in the center of such a wonderful design community.
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I meant after you begin this no till process when can you plant. How long does it take in other words.
We are in an area where slugs, banana slugs, (big, yellow, most with black spots and about 6-8 inches long) and snails abode.
It is wicked of me, but I've taken particular glee in salting a slug - around here they turn a delightful orange as they melt away. BWHAHAHAHAHA!Seriously, I do have a slug problem, hopefully when the chickens are here they'll take care of them. My mother has snails, they came in on a plant at some time, she pays the kids a bounty if they collect them for her.
That snail is enormous!!!
Achatina achatina, commonly referred to as the Giant Tiger Snail is the largest land snail species in the world, with an average shell length of at least 18cm, they can get to around 30cm shell length, though a snail growing to that size in captivity would be very unlikely.
Kev, I love your sig line, Frost is one of my favorites, and Birches is one of his best!I have several friends who have chickens, and they both said their birds ate the slugs we have around here. They're not huge, they're fairly small brown things, nothing like what grows up in the PNW! Banana slugs would be just too much around here!


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The Appraiser's Office is assigned the task of appraising, or valuing real estate and personal property at fair market value for tax purposes. The County Appraiser does not set, nor collect taxes. After the Appraiser has valued all property in the county, the information is provided to the County Clerk. Once the taxing jurisdictions set the mill levies for taxes and the Unified Government Board of Commission set the county budget, the Treasurer is assigned to collect the taxes.
The Appraiser's Office Consist of two divisions. The divisions are:
The Unified Government's website allows property owners to view the appraised value of their home or business (and property characteristics) and motor vehicle property tax information at your leisure. You can also access personal property tax return Forms online and information that explains the appraisal and appeals process and important dates, deadlines, and forms.


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|Long, Julie
|Zuelke, Kurt
Submitted to: BARC Poster Day
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: 3/29/2002
Publication Date: 4/15/2002
Citation: Long, E.L., Sonstegard, T.S., Long, J.A., Zuelke, K.A. 2002. Transcript profiling in turkey sperm storage tubules using sage. BARC Poster Day. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The sperm storage tubules (SST) are unique epithelial structures within the avian oviduct that provide for prolonged storage of fertile sperm following natural mating or artificial insemination (AI). In turkeys, spermatozoa can remain fertile after being stored in the SST for upwards of 70 days. We hypothesized that specific and characteristic gene expression events enable and regulate prolonged sperm storage within the turkey SST. In order to elucidate the molecular basis for prolonged sperm storage, we applied Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE) to identify and characterize the relative levels of gene expression in the SST of laying turkey hens following a sham (no sperm) AI. Total RNA was prepared from turkey SST isolated at 48h following a sham AI with PBS. A SAGE tag library was then constructed from the SST RNA as per the protocol provided with the I-SAGE Kit (InVitrogen). The DNA sequences obtained from 18,903 tags represented 9526 putative unique transcripts from within the mRNA population that was sampled; 2484 tags were represented at least twice within the sample. Combined, approximately 10% of the total SAGE tags in this library represented 27 different putative mRNA transcripts. One tag (5'-ACACTGAACT-3') appeared with the highest frequency of 1.48 % (280 out of 18,903 tags). These early SAGE tag data begin to reveal the relative frequencies of individual mRNA transcripts within turkey SST in the absence of sperm and provide a useful starting point for identifying and characterizing genes that may be involved in SST function. Due to the lack of available 3' cDNA sequence data from turkey oviduct, the identity of the specific genes to which these tags corresponded remains undetermined. Ongoing sequencing of this library along with another comparable SAGE library from post-AI SST will provide a comparison between SST gene expression in the presence and absence of sperm.


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Heritage Classic Series ARR244L 24" Freestanding Gas-Liquid Propane Range With 4 Sealed Burners, 3.8 Cu. Ft., Convection, Manual Clean, 30,000 BTU Bake Burner, & Infrared Broiler, In
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- Series: Heritage Classic
- Width: 23.88"
- Height: 37.75"
- Depth: 30.5"
- Gas Type: Liquid Propane
- Primary Oven Capacity: 3.8 cu. ft.
- Cooktop: Sealed Burner
- Burners / Elements: 4
- Convection: Yes
Over the past 30 years, American Range has earned its workhorse pedigree in the world's most demanding kitchens. In that time, innovative technology and robust engineering have advanced every aspect of their cooking equipment. Building on American Range's throughbred commercial heritage, they proudly introduce the new standard in professional home ranges. American Range introduces the new Residential Series ranges with Innovection Convection Oven Technology. They have taken their successful commercial range and "civilized" it for the home. Available at AppliancesConnection
This item is for a 24" residential gas range. This item comes with a liquid propane gas type. This wonderful range features a 3.8 cubic feet overall oven capacity, Sealed burners deliver exceptional performance at every level setting and lift off to provide easy cleanup, Continuous and flush commercial-grade cast iron grates allow for easy transfer of pots and pans across the entire cooking surface, Innovection® System with convection fan optimizes uniform air flow and much much more.
Must specify elevation if over 1000 ft. when ordering.
•Even, turbulent heat distribution is essential when baking, roasting, and dehydrating food. The American Range Innovection™ convection oven technology utilizes dual convection motors and louvered side panels to enhance uniform heat distribution throughout the large oven cavity. The strategic placement of the dual Innovection™ convection motors blended with the innovative louvered side panel design ensures consistent heat distribution; even when challenged with cooking the largest turkey, ham or roast.
• Sealed burners deliver exceptional performance at every level setting and lift off to provide easy cleanup
• 3 sizes of burners to serve your everyday needs: 17,000 BTU (lg), 13,000 BTU (med), 9,000 BTU (sm)
• Variable infinite flame settings for all sealed top burners
• Fail-safe system ensures re-ignition in the event the flame goes out even on the lowest burner setting
• Continuous and flush commercial-grade cast iron grates allow for easy transfer of pots and pans across the entire cooking surface
• Sealed Single Piece tooled porcelainized cook top can hold more than a gallon of spills
• Analog controls provide easy, push and turn operation ensuring child safety
• Blue LED light indicates oven functions
• Heavy metal die-cast black satin knobs with chrome bezels
• Stainless Steel Island BackTrim is included and installed
• Multiple functions include: Standard Bake, Innovection® Convection Bake, Infrared Broil and Fan mode
• Innovection® System with convection fan optimizes uniform air flow
• Two chrome racks glide at 5 (including base) cooking levels on heavy chrome side supports
• Accommodates full size commercial sheet pan
• Front panel switch controls oven lighting for optimal visibility
• Oven front construction is a durable, precision-made one piece frame
•Overall Oven Capacity:3.8 Cu. Ft.
•Surface Burner Rating - Large:17,000 BTU
•Surface Burner Rating - Medium:13,000 BTU
•Surface Burner Rating - Small:9,000 BTU
•Infrared Broiler:18,000 BTU
•Oven Bake Burner:30,000 BTU
•Total Gas Connection Rating:104,000 BTU 4 Burners
•Gas Supply:7" W.C. Natural, 11" W.C. Propane
•Electrical Supply:120 VAC 15 Amp 60 Hz Single Phase
•Shipping Weight:340 Lbs.
- Brand:American Range
- Stock Id:215231
- Product Number:ARR244L
- Series:Heritage Classic
- Color:other
- Style:Freestanding
- Cooktop:Sealed Burner
- Drawer:None
- Viewing Window:Yes
- Fuel Type:Gas
- Gas Type:Liquid Propane
- Continuous Grates:Yes
- Stainless Steel Handle:Yes
- Interior Width:20.5"
- Interior Height:15.5"
- Interior Depth:20.5"
- Width:23.88"
- Height:37.75"
- Depth:30.5"
- Induction:No
- Burners / Elements:4
- Cooktop Control Type:Knobs
- Downdraft Ventilation:No
- Hot Surface Indicator Light:No
- Griddle:No
- Grill:No
Cooktop Features
- Primary Oven Capacity:3.8 cu. ft.
- Sabbath Mode:No
- Self-Cleaning:No
- Convection:Yes
- Delay Bake:No
- Digital Temperature Display:No
- Oven Control Type:Knobs
- Timer:No
- Proofing:No
- Temperature Probe:No
- Interior Oven Light:Yes
- Broiler Element Location:Top
- Removable Door:No
Oven Features
- Volts:120 Volts
- Clock:No
- Amps:15A
- Racks:2
- Ignition Type:Electronic
- LP Conversion:No
- ADA Compliant:No
- Modules Required:No
- Oven BTUs:30000
- Warranty Terms:1 Year Parts and Labor
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'"I think [patience is] the biggest thing for a pro hockey player, especially one in a position like that," he said. "I'd finally gotten comfortable in Atlanta, so to speak, and a couple offseason trades and I ended up in the Calgary organization. Things didn't work out there as far as getting some time in the NHL, but you just stay patient and keep working hard, and hopefully you get the call sooner or later."'
Well-traveled Stuart returns to the show
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Mark Miles is wishing for Indycar fans would stop writing him disgruntled letters.
Justin Wilson is wishing for an open-wheel car he can actually fit in.
Jay Penske is wishing for a yacht so he can be allowed back into Nantucket.
Scott Dixon is wishing for a free paintball shot at Tim Cindric without a shirt on.
Sebastien Bourdais is wishing for a new trophy to replace the broken one he got at Toronto.
Marco Andretti is wishing for a way to break a natural smile at least once next season.
Chip Ganassi is wishing for the strength of balance so he doesn't fall off the pit wall in 2014.
Tony Kanaan is wishing he could grow hair like Dario Franchitti.
Sebastian Saavedra is wishing he would have more natural ways to flick people off on a daily basis.
Will Power is wishing Paul Page would use the word "wanker" in 2014.
Josef Newgarden is wishing for ways to bring the mullet back and make it stylish.
James Hinchcliffe is wishing people would stop hitting on his girlfriend. That means you Brett Michaels.
Mike Hull is wishing Chip Ganassi had a Twitter.
Townsend Bell is wishing fedoras were actually in-style.
James Jakes is wishing to walk up the steps in his house rather than being contractually obligated to use an Acorn Stairlift to get up the stairs.
Pippa Mann is wishing for a personalized autograph from the Incredible Hulk.
Simon Pagenaud is wishing he would stop spilling his macchiato.
Mike Conway is wishing taking a shot of Fuzzy's everyday wasn't written into his contract.
Takuma Sato is wishing he would stop having to act like a Texan.
Simona de Silvestro is wishing environmental nutjobs would quit harassing her about Nuclear Energy.
Conor Daly is wishing for Taylor Swift.
Oriol Servia is wishing to be casted as the next Scooby Doo.
Katherine Legge is wishing for a boxing match against Jay Penske.
Ed Carpenter is wishing for more ovals.
Indycar Fans are wishing it was March!!
Did I miss any wishes?! Let me know what you think!
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 182, Nov. 11, 1999
Supercomputing '99 Special IssueThis issue of the T3E Newsletter attempts to include SC'99 non-attenders in the event, and to provide some advance orientation to attenders. For more, including a link to live SC'99 "webcasts," see:
ARSC: Booth R1302Attenders, be sure to visit ARSC's booth, R1302! You'll meet ARSC staff and see many examples of Arctic research.
For a virtual tour of ARSC's booth, see:
These research demos will be running at the booth:
- Wolf Pack Territories
- Space Weather
- Seismic modeling
- Alaska Military Operations Area
- Thermal modeling
- Caribou-Poker Creek
- Finite element modeling
- Astrophysical Modeling
- Ocean circulation
- MM5 Runs
Still images and short descriptions are also available at:
The displayed posters will be changed daily, rotating through this list:
- Challenge Projects at ARSC
- T3E Newsletter
- Seismic Wave Field Modeling
- Visualization Resources
- Supercomputing in the Far North
- System for Alaskan Middle Atmosphere Observation Data Network
- Eulerian Polar Ionosphere Model
- Parallel Modeling of Oceans and Sea Ice
- Regional Climate Modeling
- Networking
- Technical papers, corresponding to most of the above posters and several other topics (such as nanotubes, large-eddy simulation of a turbulent flame, and the "Body Language User Interface"), will be available at the booth. (They're also available at ARSC's offices, or by request to: email@example.com .)
- Post-cards (write home!)
- ARSC posters (for your wall)
- Misc. Gifts
HPCMO: Booth R804ARSC is a DoD Supercomputing Resource Center of the Department of Defense, High Performance Computing Modernization Office (HPCMO).
At its booth, the HPCMO will "demonstrate its support to the DoD and the warfighter via a multimedia CDROM, an interactive poster slide show, and some limited demonstrations." [Note, quoted descriptions throughout this newsletter taken from www.sc99.org.]
You'll see more ARSC demos on the CDROM, and these additional ARSC posters:
- Coupled Ocean/Ice/Atmosphere Modeling
- Satellite Data Yields Information About Soil Moisture in Remote Areas
- ARSC Project Helps Make Alaska Airspace Safer
- Supercomputers Aid Remote Topographic Mapping
Internet2: Booth RE812"Internet2 is a collaborative effort led by more than 150 U.S. universities working with industry and government."
(Included in this is the Univesity of Alaska.)
T3E Software Vendors' BoothsMeet the good folks that bring us:
Pallas Corporation: Booth 810
"Pallas provides quality and portable tools and services around MPI, PVM, HPF, OpenMP. Vampir, Vampirtrace, and Dimemas; these parallel profiling and visualization products represent state-of-the-art performance analysis tools."
The Portland Group, Inc. (PGI): Booth 415
"PGI is the leading independent supplier of Fortran, C, and C++ compilers for high performance computing. PGHPF High Performance Fortran is installed on 35% of the top 100 supercomputers worldwide."
Cray Research: Booth 681 SGI: Booth 621
Ptools: BOFGuy is on the panel for this BOF:
Ptools: Effective Requirements
Thursday 5pm Room C-120/121/122The BOF will explore the requirements and procurement of software and tools as related to their implementation across multiple vendors and machine types.
Task Force on Cluster Computing: BOF[ From: Rajkumar Buyya ]
The SC'99 TFCC BOF Agenda and other details are available at:
http://www.dgs.monash.edu.au/~rajkumar/tfcc/sc99bof/I have also put slides of the "Introduction to TFCC" presentation at:
http://www.dgs.monash.edu.au/~rajkumar/tfcc/Intro/TFCC BOF schedule details at SC'99 are:
Nov. 17, 1999 Wednesday 5:30pm Room C 120/121/122
CUGCray User Group members will be active at both the Cray Research and SGI booths. Are you going to Noordwijk?
Watch for Don Morton & Co.The University of Montana - Missoula will be sending five people to SC'99. Don Morton, an ARSC-affiliate, is bringing four undergraduate students so that they may be exposed to the state-of-the-art technologies discussed in the sessions and displayed on the exhibition floor. The students at U. Montana typically work on Unix and NT personal computer platforms, and are therefore very excited to broaden their horizons through this trip to Portland. Most of their travel funds were obtained by a request for, and justification of, funds from the Associated Students of The University of Montana (ASUM).
Local News Item: HPC Seminar at ARSC, Dec 7-8Mark your calendar!
On Dec. 7-8, ARSC is sponsoring a seminar on the future of high performance computing. This will occur on the UAF campus.
The invited speakers are leaders in scientific computing, and come from the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), California Institute of Technology, University of Houston, and University of Washington.
Details to appear soon on ARSC's web site, http://www.arsc.edu/ , and in the next T3E Newsletter.
Quick-Tip Q & A{{ Same question... {{ {{ To date, we've received three working, but shell-specific, {{ responses. Anyone have a general solution?
Q: Can you write a program (C or Fortran) that prints the path, relative or absolute, to its executable? It should work whether you type the path to the executable explicitly or if you type its name, and the system must search the PATH variable to locate it. (In other words, argv[0] won't always hold the answer.) Here's a contrived sample session: yukon$ pwd /tmp yukon$ ./here_i_am "here_i_am" is in directory: . yukon$ cd / yukon$ tmp/here_i_am "here_i_am" is in directory: tmp yukon$ echo $PATH /tmp yukon$ here_i_am "here_i_am" is in directory: /tmp yukon$ Send in your solutions! In honor of SC99, we'll send a small prize to everyone who solves this challenge. Deadline: Monday, Nov 22.
[ Answers, questions, and tips graciously accepted. ]
Current Editors:
E-mail Subscriptions:
Ed Kornkven ARSC HPC Specialist ph: 907-450-8669 Kate Hedstrom ARSC Oceanographic Specialist ph: 907-450-8678 Arctic Region Supercomputing Center University of Alaska Fairbanks PO Box 756020 Fairbanks AK 99775-6020
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"Quench" *Caution* Quench comes up alot in this post!
Can i ask an honest question without getting flamed (im actually fine with being flamed), or banned, or whatever?
Whats the deal with quench here?
It seems every single post that has anything remotely to do with compression ratios, theres more than a few guys on here that are fascinated with "Quench"
Most actual engine builders call it "Squish" Which is only slightly less dumb sounding than Quench.
I will use "Quench" for everyone that loves that word, but when you read it please remember i prefer Squish.
Quench is a misnomer, because the whole idea of the quench area is not to "quench" the new beginings of the combustion process, it is to give it a head start. Everyone here obviously knows what comes next, as most of you have studied the 1/8th paragraph in Smokey Yunicks 200 page book where he breezes over it. And at the end of that small paragraph it reads (Quoting offhand, but you will get the idea) Quench/squish while important, is not THAT important, as long as it is not excessive one way or the other.
How did the magical unwarrenteed HEMI that blew up all the time, so they didnt give it a warranty, even run with zero quench?
How did honda make 250 plus HP out of the S2000 with, you guessed it, little to zero quench.
*Most* Dodge 340/360/440 Engines had like .100-.125 Quench. Im not kidding. They were so poorly machined and slapped together it was common to find pistons .040 and .050 in the hole, and a dished piston, and a dished head!. Any old guys remember the quench step piston? Ya, it didnt work so great. Twas still a stone.
Heres 2 engines, that would actually benifit huge from tightening up the quench, Flathead Fords and a Briggs and Stratton.
Quench, in racing engines is used to lower detonation. It can cool the piston. It can do alot of great things.
Under sustained WOT at high operating temperatures.
In your street car. Not so much. Idle around town, take it to 6000 6500 (woooo) once a week...
Quench is almost insignifigant in street engines, it is not even worth looking at 99% of the time.
And never mind you deck the block, buy a flat top, and run a performance type gasket, i can guarentee that thing is between .050 and .040 quench. You didnt just launch a nasa missle or finally reengineer the wheel, you decked the block a got a decent piston, and somehow you engineered your quench?
Now heres the kicker: Have any of you, even once, though about rod stretch when calculating your critical, cannot deviate, must have "quench"? Theres one guy going, "Ya i have!"
You my friend, are the smartest man on this site! The rest are going "Oh man, my quench is .0xx (depending on profile and material used) tighter when my cars actually moving down the street, my dreams have been smashed!
As for real performance/racing applications, if you are doing your homework, your going to depth mike the block/piston at preassembly to get your in the hole number. THEN you calculate in rod stretch, and bearing material, and oil film compression, and then you find out your actual gotta have quench number, after of course taking into the account that different kinds of pistons do grow at different rates when they are absorbing all the combustion heat, and that they dont just grow in diameter. Then you machine the block, AFTER adding everything up.
Now i see you guys arguing over .005 in quench.....
Now we take into account that your piston grew .002 up, at 6000 your rod has streched, for arguments sake, .005, you used a digital caliper instead of a $500 depth mike, you probably didnt measure TDC and piston rock correctly with a accurate gauge and a 24 inch degree wheel, you are probably at least .010 out on your static measurements!
And you all are telling me and everyone else on here how critical quench is, and how to check it?
PLEASE, keep it realistic fellas! Anyone can use Google and look like a genius. Anyone can memorize a Yunick, or how to build a small block chevy book (which are both outdated by 20+ years now, things have changed a bit in racing engines in 20 years)
All the new guys on here, are all wound up about quench, and swirl port heads, and pushrod length, and all sorts of crap that only really matters if you race your engine. Stick to the basics. Stop being so holier than thou with each other. Try and help someone get into the hobby, instead of confusing them with wild calculations and theory. Small block chevs have made up to 365HP with all of the stuff you guys call junk. Soft exhaust seats, "too wide" "too narrow" lobe centers, small valve springs, short dual plane intakes, with exhaust manifolds!!
Then i see posts where the guys got a stone asking about something stupid like coil bind with his 480 lift 116 centerline turd cam, that might make 250 hp and you all are desktop dynoing it at 344 hp, and "you gotta use an airgap intake with a port match precisly 2 inches into the head with vortecs and 1 5/8 headers ONLY, and a .037 quench and you gotta use plasma moly rings with a 800 finish on the cyls with a burnishing brush run at 400 rpm, and a 625 edelbrock with A5 metering jets......."
We talk about pushrod length for hundreds of pages, and then most of you are running stock rockers or chinese summit rockers that are deflecting all over the place, why??
Do you have a jesel state of the art rigid valve train to warrant .117 longer custom pushrods? or will .125 do if you are using a 510 hydraulic piece of junk with lifters that compress .020 and blow all of the measurements and hours of theory out the window???
Sorry about the rant. It went longer than i expected, I couldnt take it anymore. If I dont get banned, i will try to help more, in practical ways without all the big word voodoo i see so much.
There's an old adage that I believe applies: If a job is worth doing, it's worth doing right.
Must be nice to be so much smarter than the guys that have been building and hotrodding much
longer than you've been alive.
mouse? not sure who you are talking about? Ive seen a few members mention quench/squish, but not to the detail you mentioned. Different combustion shapes promote different flame propagation rates and the fuel itself could be broken down a lot also,,,,,I dont see the harm in mentioning certain ideas and certainly friendly debates and discussions are beneficial.
I hope you throw in your 2 cents worth more often. I certainly dont agree with everyone and I still really enjoy the site.
Thanks for the great post
look around, at any racing discipline. and look at the ones that are in the engine rooms.. building power that most could only dream of..
not many 60+ y/o in the room..
in fact they are the ones that tend say. it can't be done..
most said we'd never see speeds like bill eliots t-bird at superspeedways again because of the restrictor plate.. guess they where wrong..
yes guys that have been going for 30+ years have allot of good info in their gray matter..
but guys that have been learning from age 10 and are under 35 are running circles around the old pro's
so I can't see where this always comes up.. that younger means not as smart or smarter..
I think mouses post was a good one.. and pointed to things that some that ask about their build might never even think of. and most times don't have to..
cause deburing and rounding of the sharp edges of the valve releafs and spark plug threads, and anyother sharp points in the piston or champer. will do more to "quench" pre ignition than any "quench pad" measurement
Last edited by gearheadslife; 11-22-2012 at 05:39 AM.
Lets say for argument's sake that quench does nothing for performance or emissions or economy or to help prevent detonation.
When talking about the compression ratio of an engine, if a quench figure isn't specified, then all the parameters would need to be listed individually.
An example would be saying the CR was based on a 0.040" quench, OR it would need to be stated that the CR is based on what the piston to deck measurement is, what the compressed head gasket thickness is, what the deck height of the block is, and what the compression height of the piston is along with what the chamber and dish/dome volume is.
So it is easy to see how using a quench figure that encompasses ALL the measurements (except the combustion chamber and piston dish/dome volume) is much simpler than listing each measurement individually.
BTW, the 0.040" quench figure is used because it's generally viewed as being optimum for a steel rod street/strip engine using a wedge combustion chamber. If the actual quench measurement in question is other than 0.040", the difference in the CR can be easily found using a compression ratio calculator.
The same principals apply to proper valve train geometry. Sure- the engine will run most times using stock length pushrods. But is it somehow wrong to set the valvetrain up correctly? It doesn't cost any more for the right length p-rod than it does the wrong length p-rod, so what's the problem?
As far as "guys arguing over .005 in quench", "swirl port heads" and "talk about pushrod length for hundreds of pages", I'll chalk that up to hyperbole and maybe too much caffeine.
As to "I will use "Quench" for everyone that loves that word, but when you read it please remember i prefer Squish", squish and quench are two entirely different phenomena. So if you're going to preach at least get the terminology right. "Quench" is used for expedience only. Again, see Quench for more on the subject of quench and what it all really means.
But what you will not see me do is dumb anything down to make it more palatable for those too lazy or uncommitted to do the best job they can.
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Zero quench distance reduces pre-ignition and high octane gasoline eliminates detonation. I use both.
I am currently building an engine and have started a post. You can bet money I will be asking about my quench distance in the near future.
It's important.
I worry sometimes that we cause young people to stay on the porch because they can't afford or don't understand how to do things exactly right. Numbers matter when people are trying to legislate our hobby out of existence. On the technial side those factory motors with mega "quench" either burned leaded fuel or had extremely low compression or both. The goal is 0 quench the static clearence considers all the factors that you say we ignore.
I wonder why some hide their age in their profiles.
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wasn't a magical age, if you look at the post I quoted from..
and the post he qouted.. from you'd see why..
I don't see why some think because they are older they are somehow smarter than someone else..(and if you read the post I quoted from and that whole post you'd have got that)
my next engines a 454 based 489 that will need a DOME to get any compression..
so a "quench pad" area should be a great thread..
FYI I'm almost 43
So I guess I should put .040" head gaskets on my 400, even though the pistons are .032" in the hole because it's not important. I guess I've got 2 more years to figure this stuff out
Quench/squish really got attention when emissions standards got tighter. Complete burn and not sending any unburned hydrocarbons out the exhaust became important, and quench considerations were part of making that possible. Find an engineer that was working in OEM engine design in the 1980's if you want to know more.
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LEWISBURG, Pa. - Midfielder Thomas Flibotte tied a Bucknell freshman record with six goals, and the Bison rode an 11-goal first half to a 17-8 rout of No. 13/14 Drexel on Tuesday afternoon at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. Bucknell, listed 18th in this week's Nike/Inside Lacrosse Poll, set a program record for largest margin of victory against a ranked opponent and improved to 5-1 with its fourth straight win.
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Take a look at the detailed spec sheet like this link. Stay within the spec. and relay will live a long, dependable life. In theory, of course.
|Bump, this question is bugging me too. I see new cars that run 30 amp micro fuse but then run a 30 amp maxi in the same module. I'm guessing it has something to do with reliability and failure due to duty cycle and heat. I want to use all micro relays and fuses (Cooper bussman power distribution module) which is rated for 30 amp per connector but then if so why would cars use anything other than micro for 30 amps or less.
I was figuring a ballpark number for the small relays would be 15 amps (stupidly simple reason: they're half the size of the large ones so half max amp rating ), though I guess I can get a better look at the next ones I check out. As far as the large ones possibly being less than 30 amps I'm not sure, which is why I'm trying to figure it out. I know that my '00 Trans Am had these types of relays controlling everything including the fans (one fan could be run by one relay, but both fans on at the same time got their power from 3 relays in parallel), so they can probably handle anything I'd throw at them - but it's better to be sure depending on the situation.
T-Bucket - I had found that pdf earlier, but the problem is it seems to deal with the older style relays that used 1/4" blade terminals, not these newer style relays (at quick glance at least). Something like this would be excellent for the newer style, but I haven't found a manufacturer yet who supplies this info in an easily accessible location (Omron, Tyco, Siemens, Bosch, AC Delco, etc).
Here is a link to a Bosch catalog that has part numbers and ratings
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A pretty good indicator of the amp rating is the size of the fuse on the circuit the relay is controlling. The micro relays are probably 20 amp max rated,seeing most of the ones on GM cars and light trucks are fused with a 20 amp fuse or less, while the full size bosch style can be 30 amp or 40 amp, some of those have HUGE spades for terminal 30 and 87 87a, they could be rated at 50 or more.
As far as exact specs, IDK , deductive reasoning can be a good aproach to making a good educated guess.
Those full size relays in the picture with the puny little spade connectors may not be very heavy duty. I would be suprised if they are more than 20 amp rated, I could be wrong.
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Hey All, I'm looking to do some custom wiring work with some of GM's later-model fuse/relay block and relays, and am having some difficulty finding any good specification-type documentation on the different relays that are used. I don't really have anything that would push these relays to their max, but it would be nice to know if it's safe to use one of the smaller relays in place of a larger one.
You can see what I'm working with in the pic below - the fuse block (with terminals removed) can be found in just about any later-model GM car (don't know what year they changed to this style terminal, but probably 95+) that almost exclusively uses Metri-Pack 280 style terminals for the relays and mini fuses, and Metri-Pack 800 terminals for the maxi fuses (the post on the right connects to a buss bar for the maxi's). The relays shown are the large & small SPST (grey) and SPDT (black) that would be used in this kind of fuse block and what I'm trying to find the amp ratings for.
Now, one way to guess at the ratings is to go with the max rating for the terminals, and the Metri-Pack 280 has a max amp rating of 30 amps with the correct wire (per Delphi's web site and terminal supply sites). So then my next question is do both the large and small relays have the same 30 amp rating or do the smaller relays have a lower rating?
I'd like to figure this out since being able to use the small relays would increase the number of relays that can be used in this fuse block - At minimum it can hold 3 large and 2 small relays, but at max it can hold 8 small relays giving quite a bit of flexibility in a custom situation.
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Nice apartment, ideal for three people, is in an excellent position to explore the home of baroque architecture and its beautiful beaches. Nearby are commercial activities of all kinds and the owners are always available for every possible need / problem. What else to say .... happy holidays to Scicli
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Hi there,
New to this site, I'm a Uk based photographer, I do images which are built out of many shots, to give me lots of control over the picture when I get back to my computer, check my website out at Andrew Brooks photography and here's a few of my shots to give you an idea of what I do...
Any feedback very welcome...
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Posted 04 October 2006 - 08:23 PM
Your pictures are certainly quite unusual. I'm fascinated by your comment that you use hundreds of photographs to compose one image. How long would you say it takes you to create one of these extraordinary works of art? Thanks for sharing with us and... er.... Welcome to The Family!
You can find me online at:
altphotos - a forum for creative photography
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Posted 04 October 2006 - 08:47 PM
Excellent site. Some beautiful photographs. Like stewart, I would be interested to know more about your techniques. I especially like your first image - at first it looks like it is taken with a fisheye, but then after reading about your technique, I can start to see where the different images are merging together and the subtle differences in perspective. Not sure if it is part of the image, but about three inches left of the buiiding and three inched down, there is what seems to be apparent cloning. It could just be an unusual symetry or just one of the joins, but even so it is a spectacular shot.
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Posted 18 October 2006 - 11:41 AM
Thanks so much for the feedback and making me welcome, Stewat the big shots can take about 2 weeks to put together, the city scape one was the bigest so far, took about 3 weeks and is over 2oo pics.
I've just added a new Slideshow to my website at http://andrewbrooksp...m/SlideShow.htm
theres some shots I've been working on over the summer there which I've not posted yet...
I've just added a new Slideshow to my website at http://andrewbrooksp...m/SlideShow.htm
theres some shots I've been working on over the summer there which I've not posted yet...
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- Maryam in Marrakesh said...
ooh I love rings. So glad the party is moving there. That said, I'm sort of tired of that YSL ring. I saw it all last year, everywhere. And I guess when everyone is wearing it, it's not that interesting to me.
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I love these rings. I love the Yves Saint Laurent Snail Ring in Green and pink too at Bergdorf! The Wardrobe Curator:www.beverlyjacobs.com
- February 2, 2013 at 11:34 AM
That saint laurent ring still does it for me. Gorg.
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I'm really into the ring trend! With our constant attention to our cellphones and Ipad's our fingers are always on display!
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|I know this is a really old thread but came across it last night. I was wondering how the sprayit lvlp gun in the last post or any of the other china lvlp guns worked. I have been considering a lvlp for painting at home. Kinda a pain to go to my shop for just a scoop or bike tank. I love my tekba prolite and devilbiss guns but would like to try and do a few things at home while the kids play outside but don't have a big compressor at home
Ok, I found this thread when searching LVLP guns. I will admit I did not read the whole thread, but thought this was interesting. I just bought this gun, the Sprayit 33000 and is looks alot like the gun discussed.
It appears to be the same gun Summit Racing is selling for 65.00
Summit Racing® LVLP Spray Guns - SummitRacing.com
Also the same gun as the Asturo R500 for $130.00
Paint Sprayers Plus Asturo AOM R500 Series HVLP Spray Gun Auto/Wood
Same China supplier as the one discussed in this thread
Lvlp Spray Gun (RP8615/R500) - China Lvip Spray Gun,Spray Gun
If you look close they all have R-500 in the upper corner of the gun and have the same basic specs.
The cool thing about the Sprayit one is that you can get different tips from Amazon for 18.00 plus shipping
Any thoughts or experience w/these guns?
I would like to find a cheap gun for primer that is truly HVLP, if such a gun exists. To get my HF guns to shoot right they take alot of air, like 45-50, and I would guess they nearly use twice the amount of product for the same size area painted.
Good point Oldred.
I am known for being cheap, but I have never regretted
buying a "better-than-needed" tool, I've always looked back
and said "I'm glad I did"
The cheap stuff has cost me more in the long run.
If you are only going to use a gun a few times, buy a good
one and use it, then sell it on Ebay.
|This may be a bit of twist in the subject of this thread but as the owner/user of several of the knockoff type guns, including the "purple" gun that I like very much, I think everyone should look closely at what they intend to use them for. If you only (honestly) intend to use them for a couple of jobs or maybe you are just going to paint a "beater" then they are a good idea but if you are going to use them for much of anything else then take a real look at the pro class guns. Even at $400.00 or more the gun will still cost less than quality material for just one job and even the econo paints can add up in a hurry plus the added labor of dealing with a less than perfect finish produced by some of these things. Gun failure such as dribbling, leaking, spitting and, as I saw happen to a fellow painter, parts falling off the gun while spraying a car (in this case the trigger pin fell out and landed smack in the middle of the hood on the last coat) can easily cost more than the difference in the price between a "bargain" gun and a "real" one. I used my HF guns and liked them a lot but when I took the plunge and bought my IWATA I realized immediately that I should have done so sooner, the difference is nothing short of amazing. With a gallon of paint costing more than even the pro guns you can quickly spend the difference in price between the cheapie and the pro gun and watch it drift toward the vent fan but in the end you will still have just the cheap gun. Point being that by the time you do just a few jobs with the pro models you will save enough to make them actually cheaper to own plus a lot easier to get that slick finish, the gun really is a bad place to pinch pennies. I still use my HF guns for some things and would not want to be without them because they do have their place but I do not use them for quality BC/CC materials anymore, except for very small jobs, and I truly feel my IWATA has saved me money instead of being a spendy luxury. I am not a pro and I only do this on a hobby level and IMO these guns (the IWATA, Sata, etc) are still cheaper to own after only a few jobs, just something to think about.
I'm a little tied up till about Wednesday so I'll probably set down and order guns then . . . I'm leaning towards these Astros - if anyone has any experience with them please speak up and let me know what you think!
The Harbor Freight gun I believe is item #43430-9VGA.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong on the part numbers.
Hope that helps!
The Iwata LH 1.4 400 Copy
I bought the Ebay gun,haven't used it.I want a primer gun and didn't see the gun mentioned here on Habour Frieght, anybody know the listing name or #? thanks Cisco
I think it is something like spray gun world that had package of two astro evo lvlp guns, one with 1.4 and one with 1.8 for primer, somewhere around $150 for the two going from memory. I haven't used the astro evo, I just know some people have posted they like the gun, and think was mentioned on here as well. I just did a search, here is the link.
Hi Guys,
Thanks for all the replies. Unfortunately it looks like this gun is no longer available so I think I'll go for the Harbor Freight Purple guns (unless anyone has any other suggestions - if so please speak up! (I would spend a little more if need be to get a servicable gun), we'll probably get two so we have a primer and color gun.
I know they aren't the best guns but we just can't justify hundreds of dollars on a gun to just shoot a front clip - we inheireted my father's truck and my son crashed it. He feels terrible and he wants to repair it but we only had liability insurance on it and it's not worth paying a body shop so we're stuck doing it ourselves. It doesn't have to be perfect and the truck is white so I don't think it will be too hard to get it presentable, even with a cheap gun.
Though the crash is an unfortunate event, it has so far made a good father & son project. Hopefully we can make the replacement panels look presentable so my son gets a decent reward/reinforcement for the effort he's put out!
Thanks again - I appreciate hearing from people who've "been there and done that"!!!
I also have W400 Zhipp gun. I am currently using it to spray DAP Landau top adhesive while doing my interior work. I lays that stuff down pretty well.
I have the ebay zhipp gun, model w400 with 1.5. I don't think its too bad a gun when you consider the cost, 30 to 40 bucks, throw away when it breaks. I just used it to spray epoxy today, and it sprayed it pretty well, once I reduced it down enough. I didn't want to dirty up the iwata, plan on running mostly clear through that and no primers.
I don't see it offered on ebay anymore. Its now demoted to use as a low vicosity primer gun for me, as I had a pretty good base gun, and bought the real deal iwata lph gun for clear, the cheap gun was really to get me buy till I could get a good gun, since the conventionals I had been using for years are ready for the scrap heap. I'll probably use the zhipp till it breaks, or something else replaces it, or in emergencys.
Bondos w400 copy is made by astro I believe. This is likely a better gun then the ebay or harbor freight gun, I haven't used either. A lot of people seem to like the astro evo guns too, which is around a $100 gun I believe.
Its generally recommended to get the best gun you can afford when learning so you don't have the guns deficiencies holding you back, but I personally did get by okay with my conventionals and lower cost guns for awhile, but they won't perform like a high dollar gun or have the material savings the best guns have. The cheap guns you have to dump more material on to get to lay out well. I know its hard to spend several hundred dollars on a gun, but after a few jobs spraying, a good gun should pay for itself. I know the material saving and ease of spraying metallics my hvlp base gun I've had for years had over the old conventinal I was using before had me wondering why I didn't buy it sooner.
|I have two of those HF "purple" guns that I bought a couple of years ago and they do a great job, for the price I don't think you can go wrong. I have an IWATA now but I still use my HF guns sometimes and if I lost them I would not hesitate to buy a couple more.
the purple HVHP harbor freight gun put an excellent paint job on my 62. it beats the hell out of my old binks 69.
the prob with most paint jobs is not the gun but operator error and not mixing the paint properly.
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"Collectively we thought that we didn't perform away from home and we always had to pull it back in the second leg.," she told Arsenal Player. "We have to sort that out and that will be the first thing when we're preparing.
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