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|I use the TKO as mentioned and yes,it is slow shifting 2-3. Ive owned a lot of muncies over the years,mostly for the same car. They are the nicest shifting 4 speeds Ive driven. The t-10 is nice too. Buy a big basket for the parts if you put down any power. You can buy better cases and gears and make them work too. Add up the costs and see what fits the budget.If you seriously drag race,just buy a glide.
My advice is to talk to someone who has experience with BOTH gearboxes and get an unbiased opinion. I will also suggest you try to drive some cars with these in them, as the Richmond and TKO have some driveability quirks that some owners like and some dislike (Richmonds big heavy slow shifting gears and the TKO's 2-3 shift idiosyncrasies).
It sounds like you have your heart set on a 5spd. I can recommend some people who build these things for a living and can give you some insight. Im not trying to be a pitchman here for our product. I don't pay Jon to be here, and I don't mind if you go elsewhere (one of the benefits of not being commissioned).
Send me a private message (not a response in a thread) or an email and I'll give you some contact information for a couple guys. Theres a couple guys who are heavy into the Team Chevelle scene that can give you some insight (one owns a Richmond with extensive mods), I also have a friend in Canada who is intimately familiar with TKOs; along with 3 or 4 other guys who tend to specialize in T5s, T10s, Muncies and Toploaders. Heck if you want the best T56 builders in the country, I'm more than happy to see you get what you'll be happy with.
My response was trying to give you an answer that maximizes the number of factory parts and minimizes the impact on the wallet, while getting the job done.
|DO NOT ,,,lol,build a muncie.cost too much.work backwards. what ets do you want to turn?at what rpm/horse power? eg: 7200 rpm with 5.13 gears and 29.5 tires(slicks) will give you 112-115 mph (slicks grow and convertors may slip) richmond has or had an online calculator for speed in gears. 26 inch tall tire is short for drag racing. 4.11 gears and over 6k rpm will give you more than 120 mph which translates into a 10 second car.tremec offers 2 o/drive ratios,I have the 0.82 fifth gear.That gear gives my car a theoretical top speed of 177 mph with 3.5 gears.At 60 mph in 5th Im at 2050 rpm with 27.5 ish tires
I want to be able to trap redline in the 1/4 with the 1st 4 gears and cruise around 2200rpm in 5th. With a 26 inch tall tire i have to figure my mph per gear ,for example if I have a 3:08 rear end with a 1-1 5th gear ratio from a richmond 5 speed I'll have my target rpm for HWY cruising,in the city 1st gear is a 3.27-1 ratio, so my final drive in 1st wil be approximately 10.082-1 ,I need to find a formula to give me the mph at 6200rpm with that ratio in 1st gear,,aside from their differences from an engineering standpoint the richmond and tremec have the same ratios from 1st to 4th gear,the richmond has a 1-1 5th the tremec a 0.64-1, so the differential ratio is the deciding factor depending on which unit I go with. OR scrap it all and build a Muncie M22Z.
Any thoughts has anyone taken the plunge and not be happy.
|I have 3.50 rear gears and with a 0.82 fifth gear my RPM is 2050 at 60 MPH.she likes to be at 65 mph in O/drive and purrs happily along.first gear goes about 50MPH at chipped redline.The only thing I dont like about the tko is the 2-3 shift.
In 4th @60mph with a 3:42 rear 2900 rpm 26inch tire my 1st gear ratio is 2.20-1
|I put a TKO in my vette.2.78 first gear..82 5th gear.used the ford disc with chev pressure plate,changed yoke,moved cross member.fits good,they had a shifter that matched my car. a lot stronger than a muncie,but does not shift as fast as muncie.whats the MPH of your car?rpm of engine? a 2.98 first gear is good but the RPM drop between gears will be large
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The 2.98 1st gear M22Z gearset is 2.98/2.043/1.468/1.000
Talk to these guys. They'll get your muncie set up.
That is a great solution thank you,i do have one dilema though,I know my rear end has a 3:42 I had it opened to put a girdle on it and the ring gear was stamped richmond 3:42 I also counte the teeth on the ring and pinion which are 39and 12 that works out to 3.419rounde off makes 3:42 I have a 26 tall tire 255/60/15 firstone firehawk,at 60 mph i rev 2900 rpm i'ne used 4 different tachometers,auto meter,autogage,sunpro and my stock gm unit,as weel my gps tracked me at 60 mph with the same rpm 2900,and I had a law enforcement friend clock me 4 times with my car doing 60 mph again at 2900 rpm, the tachs were all set for 8 cylinder and I've checked the wiring by myself and 2 different auto elecric shops.
when I run the 1/4 mile I go through the traps at redline 6500 rpm in 3rd I dont know how to explain it.
But getting back to your sugestion it didnt even cross my mind, thats brilliant thinking, I'going to research it and see what my gear ratio options are for the tranny and the 3:08's would be perfect,thank you so much for your input,would you happen to know of any muncie part suppliers. Thanks again
Richmond is out of business and the parts for the Nash 5spd / ROD are hard to get these days, depending on who and where you are. The TKO is quickly becoming obsolete, and many parts have been discontinued. That leaves you with one of these Keisler LGT 5speeds. Apparently they arent shipping those yet..Im not in the loop on that stuff though.
How about a 4 gear solution for you; 2.98 1st gear in your Muncie and 3.08s in the back end. 9:1 total gear reduction, economy of the 3.08s; no shifter mounting woes, no swapping clutches or driveshafts and M22 strength.
If the 3.42 in 4th gear doesn't bug you; get an M22W gearset. M22 Rockcrusher strength with a 2.5x 1st gear. Its a help in 1st gear.
If you're really on a budget, you could change the input and cluster in your M21 to M20 units, get the same approx. ratio as the M22W without the strength increase.
switching to a 5 speed
I have a 1980 Z28 with a muncie M-21 in it know runs great no issues mechanically however 1st gear is a 2.20 ratio with a 3:42 rear end, Im thinking to go either with a Richmond 5 speed or tremec both can be set up to my liking gea wise within 2% I have 447 ft lbs at the wheels with my 406 so they can both handle the power even the mucie has so far.
Does any know through experiance which one might be easier to fit into my Z
any 2nd gen f body would do pontiac or chevrolet i dont mind having to adjust my drive shaft but I"d rather not touch the crossmeber in the end Ill do what it takes
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I only have one pick (well, technically two), on my list this week because I'm too excited to talk about anything else. The new Urban Decay Revolution Lipsticks are here! They come in 20 gorgeous shades, and having personally swatched a few of them, I can tell you that they are super pigmented, way creamy, and just generally fantastic.
As a bonus, Urban Decay has released new 24/7 Glide-On Lip Pencils to coordinate with some of the colors, including a new clear shade, Ozone, which acts as a primer to stop feathering. So basically, they've thought of everything.
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Ahhh Streak looks Beautiful!! But i must resist. I have too many neglected lipsticks!!!
@michmo - I'm definitely in the mood for a little adventure, although I have no nude lipsticks so I should probably be going in that direction. I really want anarchy though (just the lipstick, not like, actual anarchy ).
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I love at least half of them! But because it isn't represented in the pic, I am going to say Shame.
Looks great on me
Oh my God, ever since looking at those swatches I've wanted Manic SO bad. I'm going to see about going to Sephora tomorrow to pick it up, even though like arialaaaaaaaaa I have far too many lipsticks.
My favorite pink is Fiend, which isn't shown here. Bright color? Either 69 or Catfight (also not shown). Temptalia.com has some great swatches if you want to compare the colors.
Haha @candacebt. I love how many A's you put in my name!!
I only showed the ones that had matching lip liner colors, but yes, there are 20 GORG colors. Wondering how many I can buy before it's considered hoarding...
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We must remember that the purpose of the Constitution is to codify the principles expressed in our Declaration of Independence: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men (people) are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness – That to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among Men (people) deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed…."
We are drifting away from those principles. Example: when asked what part of the Constitution authorizes the federal government to pass the Affordable Care Act, The Speaker of the House replied, "Are you serious? Are you serious?" Also, "We have to pass it so we'll know what's in it." Other examples of infractions abound, such as when the president appointed czars who are neither accountable to the people nor even to Congress to regulate our lives. We have relinquished our own responsibilities and consented to let government run our lives at other people's expense at the peril of our God-given rights.
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Re: Possible alternative to Reflectix?
I don't see that it makes any difference if the inner layer is touching anything - besides that is impractical.
Re: Possible alternative to Reflectix?
Yes So long as the inner layer is reflective, and not touching anything. Equally as effective as non-bubble wrap/foam/non-bubble wrap.
I would like to find a way to test these combinations, it could be invaluable. But surface temperature on the backside won't tell the whole story, so I"m not sure how to test.
Re: Possible alternative to Reflectix?
Sounds like my idea of Reflectix/foam/Reflectix in the V-berth is a good idea.
I wouldn't disturb a hull/deck joint that isn't leaking. They are probably just stained from years of condensation.
Re: Possible alternative to Reflectix?
I was just thinking about all the bolts in it, should I pull them and re-bed, they seem to go right through and some have a bit of rusty looking discoloration underneath. Figured better safe than sorry is to pull them and clean and put back in. Radiant works both ways for sure, but it's heat out that I'm more worried about, so I'm not sure how it would benefit me on the hull side, other than if some radiant heat would pass right through the foam, and reflecting it back would help. After reading a bit more about the different types of heat transfer I think a reflective layer as the innermost layer makes the most sense, as it prevents radiant heat from hitting the foam as much as possible, rather than the inner layer of foam warming up, then reflecting the radiant heat back that passed through it. Perhaps I should put it outside too. I wonder though if it just touching foam(which would be warmed by the radiant heat, and therefore allow heat to conduct right through) is why it needs a complete air gap on one side.
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Radiant works both ways - in or out. Reflectix as the outside layer will keep the boat cooler in a warm climate.
The strips aren't hard to install. Epoxy either plywood solid wood strips to the hull on 16" centers after light sanding and acetone cleaning. They will have to be wedged in place overnight. You should be able to do this to any areas where it is needed in one day.
The Ethafoam I use is smooth on the surface and pretty easy to clean.
I wouldn't mess with the hull/deck joint. The only way to really re-bed it properly is to remove the deck from the hull. If it doesn't leak the bolts should be fine.
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The 2 layers is to protect the middle reflective layer somewhat, the acoustic foam has a durable "skin" on it, also a reason I am looking to it instead of some other foams and should be ok so long as protected from major scratches etc, but easy to clean with a sponge. Then either building a strip ceiling(hard, I have to glass in the vertical parts as I haven't got any).
Also because in some areas I can get away with the thickness, others I cannot so it makes it easier to just have 1 type of foam(assuming I need only 1 roll).
I wonder if there would be a big benefit to having the reflective material as the inner layer, since it would reflect any radiant heat before it warmed the insulation, slowing the thermal transfer more than if it were in the middle. I am trying to figure out how to test that, perhaps some samples and a heater, or maybe I need to create a box. Not really sure how, but I think it could make a big difference.
If radiant heat hits the foam, and is conducted(but no longer radiant) through the foam, the middle layer is questionable at best and an inside layer would be much better. I know for camping pads, mylar top vs mylar middle does make a big difference.
I'd love to see how you do it someday soon, I'm de-molding and washing my reflectix for re-use. One area they used it in and shouldn't have was over the bolts that hold the deck to the hull. How hard is it to re-do these bolts(pull out, seal with butyl tape replace or put back). It'd give me peace of mind to know there's no crevice corrosion on them, and stop any water entry.
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So where reflectix is a bonus, why not use just the attic reflective on top of the foam, cheaper, thinner. Does it's job without trying to do the foam's. Save the expensive reflectix for where I can't use the other stuff.
I am thinking 2 layers foam, 2 reflective, same as you basically, just in thinner layers and without the bubbles. total thickness 1/2-3/4"
I wonder if it would be more efficient to have a layer of reflective on the inside, since it would reflect the energy before it warms the insulation and turns to conducted energy instead.
The foam I have and will use is Ethafoam in 1/2" thickness. If you are using 2 layers to get the thickness why not use a thicker foam - it is easier to apply.
I don't think you would gain anything by adding foil on the inside. I would make it the first layer.
A friend lives on a Spencer 35 that was insulated with 1/2" Ethafoam over 20 years ago. It is the warmest boat I have been on in cold weather. It has held up well. The only problem is that it can get dirty and in his case the cat has scratched it in a few places. I think the best solution (if you have a cat or not) is to line the insulation with something that can be wiped down easily.
My V-berth area has vertical beams glassed in 16" apart so the easy solution is to insulate between them to their 1" thickness and then line with something. I will probably use varnished wood strips here. In the lockers I plan to epoxy in strips the same thickness as the insulation and line with something like the plastic sheets that are about 1/16" to 1/8" thick and easy to keep clean.
Below the waterline I will not insulate I don't think. Under berths and seats one good solution is plastic carpet runner that has the protrusions on the back to grip a carpet. These will keep it off the hull and allow some air flow.
Re: Possible alternative to Reflectix?
I want the foam for it's sound deadening/impact(my head against ceiling/beams).
Re: Possible alternative to Reflectix?
So where reflectix is a bonus, why not use just the attic reflective on top of the foam, cheaper, thinner. Does it's job without trying to do the foam's. Save the expensive reflectix for where I can't use the other stuff.
I am thinking 2 layers foam, 2 reflective, same as you basically, just in thinner layers and without the bubbles. total thickness 1/2-3/4"
I want the foam for it's sound deadening/impact(my head against ceiling/beams).
I wonder if it would be more efficient to have a layer of reflective on the inside, since it would reflect the energy before it warms the insulation and turns to conducted energy instead.
Re: Possible alternative to Reflectix?
I just can't see how one works and the other doesn't, something fishy about that.
As far as I know they all work to differing degrees. R value is one factor of course with foam winning over Reflectix. But the Reflectix is best at reducing the radiant. And the foam is best at the conductive.
If you are using only one make it closed cell foam. The Reflectix is an added bonus. This would be my choice for the hull. In the V-berth area I would insulate the most because that is where there is the most body heat near the hull sides when sleeping. My boat is getting a layer of Reflectix followed by 1/2" closed cell foam and then another layer of Reflectix, followed by wood trim in the V-berth area.
In the main cabin there are usually cabinets with dead space between the hull and any seating so a single layer of foam works well.
If you have to in some places use Reflectix by itself. This is not a bad choice for a location like the deck where the core is already acting as an insulator.
In all places whatever you use should be sealed well around the edges.
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I guess most of us gun guys are computer illiterate. LOL I know where the porn is but that is about it
For the last 2 weeks I have been unable to access this web site. I thought it was down. I have received an error message HTTP 403 Forbidden The website declined to show this webpage. This error (HTTP 403 Forbidden) means that Internet Explorer was able to connect to the website, but it does not have permission to view the webpage.
I am able to access from work but it goes through a proxy server. So now I know that the site is up. Thinking it my home computer I delete all the cookies, temp internet files, make sure that there is noting configured on McAfee or firewall. I even used 3 different computers and still the same error. Since the error said it connected to the site it doesnt seem it's my system or provider. Even though no one else on my provider could access this site, even the provider help tech. Since I can log on through a proxy I'm not banned. I did leave a message on the contact us link. going through a proxy doesnt cut it. This and the sister rifle forum are the only sites it happens on. Same thing using firefox and IE. Help!
I guess most of us gun guys are computer illiterate. LOL I know where the porn is but that is about it
I'm getting ready to shoot the computer.
Give me some more info. What security software are you running? I've seen certain very secure anti-virus programs such as Kaspersky block certain websites for whatever reason. You obviously shouldn't have to use a proxy to view the site. With IE 7 you can go into Tools/Options/Advanced Tab and reset the browser to factory default settings. That may help.
Another thought, perhaps if you have a router, it's possible that the access restriction settings are blocking the site. I'm fishing here and just thinking about things that could cause this.
Another thing, I'm sure you've done this but make sure you're actually typing the address (www.handgunforum.net) into your browser's address bar and not using a bookmark. If the bookmark was originally created for a resource that no longer exists or you don't have permission to access without be logged in, that could cause this as well.
Give me the info I've asked for and I'll continue to search and try to help you with this problem.
Thanks for the ideas, all things I've thought of too. Problem has been solved. Spamers were using my provider and it was being blocked. My specific IP address has now been allowed and all is good.
We just didn't want you to see all the awesome stuff we talked about over the past 2 weeks
It'll take me a while to catch up.
I can get on this site and sign in with my laptop running Vista but not with either of my desktops (one Vista, one XP). I can go to the sign in page but when I try to sign in it doesn't let me. All computers go through the same router, kinda puzzling, any ideas?
I updated my browser (Mozilla Firefox) and had some troubles for a day or so. Most of it was settings changes with the update. Checking security settings and making sure cookies (even third party cookies) was enabled solved the issue. This site will clear cookies on exit anyway.


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ive been meaning to write this for some time but just havent got around to it. also, this is my first time writing a guide, so please, bare with me.
i learned this while playing the closed eu beta and it has been a great advantage! it turns out that enemies in MS spawn randomly based on a sort of ticket system. this means that it is subject to abuse
lets say we have a map with 3 floors with enemies on them. notice how you can stay on one floor and kill but it seems that mobs spawn fewer and less often the more you kill on that specific floor, and that there are hordes of mobs on the floor below. this is because of the ticket system! lets say that there are 30 spawntickets in this map and that at first they are split up equally on all 3 floors. when you start to kill to kill the 10 mobs on one floor there will be 10 free spawntickets alllowing for 10 new mob to spawn randomly on each floor. this means that the mobs doesnt necessarily spawn on the same floor as where you killed them. at some point there will be no mobs to kill on your current floor and youll have to move up or down to kill more.
the advantage here, is that you can team up with others in or out of a party and organize it so that you each take one floor and kill everything on your individual floor, purging the map of enemies and freeing spawntickets. doing so will make mobs spawn on all floors more or less equally and make exp come more steadily, even faster as you constantly have something to kill, rather than kill, climb, kill, climb.
i hope you find this somewhat comprehensive and maybe even usefull.
happy mapling!


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Pat Shipman
I was surprised recently to discover how much a few worms have to say about human evolution. There are many different ways of knowing in science, many different pathways to uncovering evidence, and some of them only the most ingenious among us would imagine. So it is with a project recently described in the Proceedings of the Royal Society of London that focuses on the anatomy, phylogeny and genetic variability of various species of tapeworms to uncover new facts about the habits of hominids, our human ancestors.
Eric Hoberg of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Nancy Alkire of the University of Colorado, and Alan Queiroz and Arlene Jones, both of the Natural History Museum in London, realized that the tight adaptational relationship between a particular species of tapeworm and its host means that tapeworms can reveal a great deal about the animals in whose guts they live. Human beings are vulnerable to infestation by any of three species of taeniid tapeworms: Taenia saginata, T. asiatica and T. solium. All three are host-specific, meaning they can't survive as adults outside a human gut. Since tapeworms must be ingested to pass from individual to individual or from species to species, the research team realized that the genetic and host differences among tapeworm species can be used to understand something about the changing dietary habits of a host species.
Tapeworms have their own charm and at the very least must be considered to have found a clever way to make a living. They co-opt the work of their host species, who unwittingly provide food and housing to the parasites at various stages in their lives. The beauty of the system is that the host species actually infects itself as it goes about its daily tasks; the tapeworm need do nothing except be at the right place at the right time. The complicated life cycle of a tapeworm is magnificently adapted to its parasitic existence. For taeniids, this always involves taking advantage of a predator-prey relationship, in which a carnivore harbors the adult tapeworm and an herbivore hosts the infective larvae. With the exception of the three taeniid tapeworms that are specific to humans, adult tapeworms in this study commonly live in the intestines of carnivores such as lions, hyenas or African wild dogs. When the adult worms mature, they shed eggs, which pass out of the host's body in its feces. The eggs are then ingested by an intermediate host, which is often a particular species of herbivore, such as a domestic cow, some antelope or a pig (domestic or wild). In the body of the intermediate host, the tapeworm eggs develop into larvae that live in the host's flesh. The larvae then pass into the definitive host when it eats the infected intermediate host, either raw or inadequately cooked. Once in the definitive host's gut, the tapeworm larvae mature into adults and shed eggs, completing the cycle.
When did hominids first become definitive hosts for tapeworms? If we knew the answer to this question, we'd know when our ancestors began to eat animal flesh regularly enough for the human-specific tapeworms to evolve. If we knew which species were the intermediate hosts of tapeworms that are closely related to the human-specific tapeworms, we'd have a good idea of which prey species our ancestors ate. Finally, if we knew which other definitive hosts carry the tapeworm species most closely related to ours, we might learn something of the style of eating and obtaining meat practiced by our ancestors.
As a paleoanthropologist who spent decades trying to track the lifestyle and origins of meat-eating, hunting and scavenging among early hominids, I regret that I never conceived of such an interesting and sound approach to these questions. Fortunately Hoberg and his colleagues did. Among parasitologists and others who appreciate the humble tapeworm, the conventional wisdom has been that humans were first exposed to tapeworms that lived in domestic animals, either in companion carnivores such as dogs or in food animals such as cattle and swine. It is important to realize that a domestic animal is distinctly different from a tame individual of a wild species. A dog or a sheep is a domestic animal; a wolf or a mountain goat is not, even when it is brought up from birth by humans. A tame animal does not pass that tameness onto its offspring; taming is not a heritable, genetic change, and there is no simple way to discover when a hominid first tamed another species. In contrast, domestication is genetic and fundamental and changes the lives of those involved. Species become domesticated because humans control their reproduction and survival over generations. By picking and choosing which animals live and reproduce and which are eaten before they reproduce, people act as powerful selective agents. The process of domestication is actually a manipulation of the genetic makeup of a formerly wild species by humans, with the result that the evolved domesticate has desirable genetic attributes such as docility, high meat yield, abundant milk, thick wool or the like. Too, there are often bony changes in domesticated species that permit them to be recognized in the fossil record.
Who Infected Whom?
It is easy to imagine that a domestic animal, say a pig or a cow, living with humans and regularly eaten by humans, will pass along an array of larval tapeworms. Repeated exposure of humans to tapeworms previously found in another carnivore species through a shared food source could provide the opportunity for that tapeworm to evolve into a new, human-specific species. If the domestication hypothesis is true, then tapeworms specific to humans will be closely related to those that circulate among our canine companions or to those of food animals, such as cattle or pigs, or other domestic species. What's more, the hypothesis predicts that the genetic divergence between the domestic animals' tapeworms and our own should have occurred at about the time of domestication—about 10,000 years ago, according to the archaeological record. Since 10,000 years is a mere blink of an eye in evolutionary terms, if humans "caught" tapeworms from domestic animals only once, then all human-specific tapeworms should be very similar genetically.
For Hoberg and his colleagues, the key question was, Are the differences among human tapeworms consistent with a mere 10,000 years of evolution since their divergence? To find out, Hoberg and his team determined the phylogenetic relationships among all known species of Taenia. Then they examined the genetic sequence divergence between the two most closely related of the human taeniid tapeworms: T. saginata and T. asiatica. Rather than look at the entire mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequence of each worm, they focused on the genes that encode cytochrome c oxidase, an essential catalyst in the end stage of metabolic respiration. Since mtDNA is passed maternally, without recombination, every change in mtDNA between mother and offspring represents a mutation. The standard metaphor is that each mutation represents a "tick" of the molecular clock. Because not all molecules tick (mutate) at the same rate, the clock has to be calibrated using data from pairs of species with well-known divergence dates: in this case, chimps and humans, rats and mice, and two species of snapping shrimp. Using this now-standard procedure for estimating divergence dates between T. saginata and T. asiatica, Hoberg got a startling answer: These two sister species of tapeworm diverged from each other not 10,000 years ago, but between 780,000 and 1.71 million years ago. Their ancestor most likely already lived in humans. Clearly, this lineage could not have been acquired because of the domestication of pigs and cattle by modern humans.
The researchers' alternative hypothesis was that the origin of human-specific tapeworms was triggered by a dietary shift from a primarily plant-based diet to one with much more animal flesh, which occurred among early (prehuman) hominids. The estimated divergence dates suggest that the hominid in question was most probably Homo habilis or H. ergaster. (The latter is sometimes considered merely an early African variant of H. erectus.) Where did these early hominids get their tapeworms from? And what role did domestic animals play in this story of worms and hominids? Revealing clues came from the analysis of T. solium, the third human-specific tapeworm, for it is closely related to tapeworms such T. hyaenae, T. crocutae, T. gonyamai and T. madoquae. These last four tapeworms respectively have the following definitive hosts, in order: brown hyenas, spotted hyenas and African hunting dogs; brown and spotted hyenas; lions and cheetahs; and jackals. The fossil record shows that each of these carnivores co-existed with early Homo in Africa for many millennia. These findings suggest that early African hominids got their food and ate in ways roughly similar to these carnivores. But these carnivores were by no stretch of the imagination domestic animals from which hominids "caught" tapeworms; they were instead fierce competitors for the same animal resources.
Personally, I find this a singularly gratifying result, since I was among the first to argue that early Homo hunted and scavenged animal carcasses. My evidence was archaeological—the presence of stone tools, cutmarks and hominid-induced breakage patterns on the fossil bones at hominid sites. Now quite different evidence from taeniid tapeworms provides a strong confirmation of the hypothesis that our hominid ancestors were adept facultative carnivores. The intermediate hosts of these tapeworms tell another important tale. African antelopes are the most common intermediate hosts. Other such hosts include the large buffalo, Syncerus caffer (which is not the domesticated water buffalo), wildebeest, waterbuck, impala, kob and quite small-bodied duikers. Three significant points emerge from these analyses. First, the definitive and the intermediate hosts are all African species. Second, the predators incorporate a wide range of hunting styles. They include classic ambush predators and those that specialize in swift, long-distance pursuit, solitary hunters and group predators, frequent scavengers and habitual hunters. Had all of the carnivores been, for example, swift group predators such as African hunting dogs, this might have suggested that hominids obtained their animal food through a similar strategy, but this idea cannot be sustained. Third, the intermediate hosts exhibit a wide range of habitat preferences, among them wet, marshy areas or dry savannahs; closed forest habitats, open bushland or very open grasslands. Apparently, hominids did not restrict themselves to preying on species of a single habitat. Instead, the pattern is one of diversity, both in the style of obtaining animal food and in the ecological locality in which that food was acquired.
Interestingly, the human-specific T. solium and T. asiatica have intermediate hosts that are not antelopes. The intermediate hosts of T. solium are humans, other primates, hares or rabbits, hyraxes, members of the dog family, and wild or domestic pigs. The intermediate hosts of T. asiatica are the domestic pig and cattle. This observation brings us back to a paradox posed above: If our ancestors weren't initially exposed to tapeworms from their domestic stock, why do human-specific tapeworms have intermediate hosts among domestic animals? Hoberg and colleagues suggest a complex scenario. From their data, they judge that the human lineage acquired taeniid tapeworms in sub-Saharan Africa, quite plausibly coinciding with the onset of regular scavenging and hunting in early Homo between 780,000 and 1.71 million years ago. The eggs of the ancestral taeniids passed from true carnivores to their varied prey, and then from those prey as larvae back to carnivores or on to predatory hominids. In time, the larvae of those carnivore-specific tapeworms evolved into human-specific tapeworms. Hoberg and his colleagues believe there were two independent exposures of hominids to the taeniid tapeworms; one lineage led to T. solium, and the other lineage evolved into T. asiatica and T. saginata. T. asiatica and T. saginata may have diverged when some hominids migrated out of Africa into Eurasia. From currently known fossil evidence, this expansion of hominid territory took place about 1.7 million years ago, when Homo ergaster colonized Eurasia. Moving into a new continent meant Homo encountered new prey species and new carnivore competitors. Many millennia after this great migration out of Africa, archaic Homo evolved into modern Homo sapiens, who still later domesticated animals, perhaps in at least two separate episodes. It now seems that conventional wisdom must be turned on its head. Humans did not "catch" tapeworms from their "dirty" domestic animals, but instead infected the domestic animals with their own tapeworms.
This imaginative and thought-provoking study has given us valuable insights into the human past. The transition from a largely plant-based diet to one incorporating significant amounts of meat was an ancient and profound one. Although the more animal-based diet had advantages—it has been linked to the increasing relative size of the brain in early Homo and to that species' enormous expansion of geographic range—one of the real costs of that change in lifestyle was the acquisition of tapeworms that sapped the energy of hominids. Until now, we have read this history as a hero story in which the clever human lineage triumphantly conquers the world. From the worm's-eye view, this is instead the triumph of the tapeworm, who not only spreads all over the world but persuades another to bear the cost of that expansion.
© Pat Shipman
You can find this online at http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/num2/2002/11/a-worms-view-of-human-evolution/1
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Larry Sadler Takes Us on a Tour of AOL's NYC Offices
Apr 5, 2012
Larry Sadler understands how a physical space can inspire creativity and reflect a culture of collaboration. As Senior Facilities Manager, Larry incorporates these attributes into the overall design and layout of AOL's headquarters and Patch's New York City offices, overseeing the day-to-day operations as well as the holistic design and implementation of new renovations.
An AOLer for over fifteen years, Larry started his career with the company as a community action team consultant, our version of an online police officer, working out of AOL's Oklahoma City call center. During Larry's long career at AOL he transitioned to the Facilities team to manage global call center facility operations and oversee multiple major construction and renovation projects. Larry slowly began to shift his role from global call center operations to International operations, supporting AOL locations in China, France, Germany, India, Ireland and the United Kingdom. In this role, he continued to oversee operations and project management before relocating to New York City to manage AOL's headquarters and other New York City facilities in January 2010.
When discussing AOL's office designs, Larry cites that his goal is always to create an environment of collaboration that reflects AOL's values and incorporates its branding. Integrating functional meeting spaces to host a variety of onsite events, branding open spaces with AOL Artists' canvases and showcasing the products and services that AOL produces in common areas for visitors are all ways that Larry integrates AOL's culture into a creative work space.
Never one to back down from a challenge, shortly after the acquisition of The Huffington Post, Larry and his team had only two weekends to support the renovation of the 5th floor and accommodate the new The Huffington Post Media Group. It was a difficult and complex process, given the time constraint, to actually implement and execute the design and ensure that the space would be fully operational for the new HPMG team. A little over a year later, Larry and his team are now working on different ways to continue to improve the space. "We are now in the process of reevaluating the newsroom to make it feel homier. Our goal is to make the space more functional, collaborative and comfortable for the entire 5th floor teams."
As AOL continues to change and grow, Larry and his team are also focused on reducing office costs by looking for the most energy efficient solutions. "The [AOL Headquarters] building was designed as a LEED gold certified building, so the electrical and mechanical systems in place are already designed for efficiencies. We've made sure to maintain the infrastructure and implement those systems into all of our new work and construction."
Outside of work Larry enjoys riding motorcycles on the open road. Every year, he rides about 3,000 miles in two weeks with friends and families, taking the back roads of the country while enjoying the beautiful mountains and scenery. This year's destinations include Yellowstone National Park, Glacier National Park and Monument Valley, Utah. Besides his motorcycle, Larry also cannot live without his iPad, despite his hesitancy to adopt the product when it first came out. "I never wanted an iPad, and now I live by it. It effects everything I do, I'm completely dependent. Whether I'm reviewing plans, or marking them up during a walk through, I just can't live without my iPad."
(Photos by Gino DePinto and Noam Galai.)
Larry Sadler Takes Us on a Tour of @AOL's NYC Offices aol.it/I866W8
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Literate programming/Vim
From HaskellWiki
< Literate programming
For highlighting of Literate Haskell files in vim, here's the latest (as of January 5th, 2008) version of lhaskell.vim for your reference:
" Vim syntax file
" Language: Haskell with literate comments, Bird style,
" TeX style and plain text surrounding
" \begin{code} \end{code} blocks
" Maintainer: Haskell Cafe mailinglist <firstname.lastname@example.com>
" Original Author: Arthur van Leeuwen <email@example.com>
" Last Change: Jan 05, 2008 by Kalman Noel
" Version: 1.02
" Thanks to Ian Lynagh for thoughtful comments on initial versions and
" for the inspiration for writing this in the first place.
" This style guesses as to the type of markup used in a literate haskell
" file and will highlight (La)TeX markup if it finds any
" This behaviour can be overridden, both glabally and locally using
" the lhs_markup variable or b:lhs_markup variable respectively.
" lhs_markup must be set to either tex or none to indicate that
" you always want (La)TeX highlighting or no highlighting
" must not be set to let the highlighting be guessed
" b:lhs_markup must be set to eiterh tex or none to indicate that
" you want (La)TeX highlighting or no highlighting for
" this particular buffer
" must not be set to let the highlighting be guessed
" 2004 February 18: New version, based on Ian Lynagh's TeX guessing
" lhaskell.vim, cweb.vim, tex.vim, sh.vim and fortran.vim
" 2004 February 20: Cleaned up the guessing and overriding a bit
" 2004 February 23: Cleaned up syntax highlighting for \begin{code} and
" \end{code}, added some clarification to the attributions
" 2007 January 05: Fixed broken highlighting when some totally common TeX
" environments or commands are used (document, section, ...)
" For version 5.x: Clear all syntax items
" For version 6.x: Quit when a syntax file was already loaded
if version < 600
syntax clear
elseif exists("b:current_syntax")
" First off, see if we can inherit a user preference for lhs_markup
if !exists("b:lhs_markup")
if exists("lhs_markup")
if lhs_markup =~ '\<\%(tex\|none\)\>'
let b:lhs_markup = matchstr(lhs_markup,'\<\%(tex\|none\)\>')
echohl WarningMsg | echo "Unknown value of lhs_markup" | echohl None
let b:lhs_markup = "unknown"
let b:lhs_markup = "unknown"
if b:lhs_markup !~ '\<\%(tex\|none\)\>'
let b:lhs_markup = "unknown"
" Remember where the cursor is, and go to upperleft
let s:oldline=line(".")
let s:oldcolumn=col(".")
call cursor(1,1)
" If no user preference, scan buffer for our guess of the markup to
" highlight. We only differentiate between TeX and plain markup, where
" plain is not highlighted. The heuristic for finding TeX markup is if
" one of the following occurs anywhere in the file:
" - \documentclass
" - \begin{env} (for env != code)
" - \part, \chapter, \section, \subsection, \subsubsection, etc
if b:lhs_markup == "unknown"
if search('%\|\\documentclass\|\\begin{\(code}\)\@!\|\\\(sub\)*section\|\\chapter|\\part','W') != 0
let b:lhs_markup = "tex"
let b:lhs_markup = "plain"
" If user wants us to highlight TeX syntax, read it.
if b:lhs_markup == "tex"
if version < 600
source <sfile>:p:h/tex.vim
set isk+=_
runtime! syntax/tex.vim
unlet b:current_syntax
" Tex.vim removes "_" from 'iskeyword', but we need it for Haskell.
setlocal isk+=_
" Literate Haskell is Haskell in between text, so at least read Haskell
" highlighting
if version < 600
syntax include @haskellTop <sfile>:p:h/haskell.vim
syntax include @haskellTop syntax/haskell.vim
" Where Haskell is nested within TeX
syntax cluster lhstex contains=tex.*Zone,texAbstract
syntax region lhsHaskellBirdTrack start="^>" end="\%(^[^>]\)\@=" contains=@haskellTop,lhsBirdTrack containedIn=@lhstex
syntax region lhsHaskellBeginEndBlock start="^\\begin{code}\s*$" matchgroup=NONE end="\%(^\\end{code}.*$\)\@=" contains=@haskellTop,@beginCode containedIn=@lhstex
syntax match lhsBirdTrack "^>" contained
syntax match beginCodeBegin "^\\begin" nextgroup=beginCodeCode contained
syntax region beginCodeCode matchgroup=texDelimiter start="{" end="}"
syntax cluster beginCode contains=beginCodeBegin,beginCodeCode
" Define the default highlighting.
" For version 5.7 and earlier: only when not done already
" For version 5.8 and later: only when an item doesn't have highlighting yet
if version >= 508 || !exists("did_tex_syntax_inits")
if version < 508
let did_tex_syntax_inits = 1
command -nargs=+ HiLink hi link <args>
command -nargs=+ HiLink hi def link <args>
HiLink lhsBirdTrack Comment
HiLink beginCodeBegin texCmdName
HiLink beginCodeCode texSection
delcommand HiLink
" Restore cursor to original position, as it may have been disturbed
" by the searches in our guessing code
call cursor (s:oldline, s:oldcolumn)
unlet s:oldline
unlet s:oldcolumn
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A New Baby
I must say...being able to have texts and emails from my patients does make it easier to communicate. A quick question or a picture of a cut on the knee can quickly be sent over a handy phone, and I can often reassure a parent that a visit may not be necessary.
At the same time, messages from my patients make me feel more connected to them and their family. This was the case the other day when I was out of town and missed the birth of one of my newest patients. The good news? The tech savvy, mother kept me in the loop throughout her delivery!
This mom was having her 4th baby, and 1st girl after 3 boys. (hmmm....wonder if I should have had that 4th baby after all - a bit late to ponder that question?)
She sent me a quick text that she had gone into labor, but it was 3 weeks early. I had hoped to be at the hospital for her delivery as it is still fun for me to be in the delivery room. There really is nothing better than observing a delivery, as you are always a reminded of the miracle of birth.
So....out of town, missing the birth..but, she sent me a picture of her in labor, followed by quick text telling me it was almost time and then......a picture of a precious, healthy baby girl, all 7' 2" of a new life! This picture is of the new proud dad (I think she's already got him wrapped around her finger). It was almost like I was there...while still enjoying a few days at the beach.
So, one of the best parts of my job is being a part of a family and watching that family grow. Doesn't get better than that.
Congratulations to sweet baby girl Roberts. You are perfect!
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I have this very old iPhone 3GS (about 2 year old phone) which I got from a postpaid plan from Globe Communications in the Philippines and I find it useless when it came to using the network for my internet needs. Why? Well my Globe iPhone plan don't offer unlimited surfing. When I inquire on the nearest Globe center in our place, they didn't allow me to subscribe for their unlimited surfing plan because according to them it can't be applied to my iPhone plan. They say that I need to turn off the Cellular Data Network every time I am not using it to avoid unnecessary charges that will really shock you when you receive your bill which I always forget so what I did is I permanently turn off the C.D.N. feature of the iPhone which I find it sucks.
What I did recently is that I jailbreak the iPhone to unlock it so that I could use it with other SIM card like Smart or Sun SIM cards. I have this unlimited surfing plan from Smart and I can really use it on my phone so I begin my quest to unlock the phone. I did several mistakes in the process


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The Healthy Heart Program is a ca rdiovascular disease prevention program that aims to help reduce the risk of heart disease through fitness and nutrition education. The program is also designed to help with weight control. During half of the class, participant engage in aerobic exercises. Over the course ofthe program, the aerobic exercises progress in duration and intensity.The other half of the class includes leaderdirected discussion around eating for hearthealth and hand-on cooking activities. The curriculum emphasizes an eating patternthat is rich in fruits, vegetables, low-fat dairy, fish, whole grains and legumes; itencourages leaner meats and poultry and fewer refined carbohydrates and saturatedand trans fats.Healthy Heart classes meet for about 1 hour twice a week for 12 weeks.IN A SCIENTIFICALLY RIGIOUSSTUDY, PARTICPANTS IN HEALTHY HEARTS:• Lost an Ave rage of 4.5 Ibs.• Lost 2 inches from their Waist• Consumed Fewer Calories• Ate Fewer Dessert Foods• Walked 1600 more steps per dayEXERCISE BENEFITS METAL HEALTH• Improves mood and attitude• Decreases depression• Allows you to sleep more soundly• Increases your energy level• Socially allows you to enjoy other company & build a new circle of f riendsPresented in Partnership with UW-Extension, Lincoln County. For program pricing information and to get the registration forms, please call 715.539.1072. All registration forms are due prior to the start of the first class.
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Ive started to paint one of my helmets up in Jedi colours;
Im using Tamiya rattle cans, Which are modelers paints
Istarted by spraying a coat of grey primer then marked were i wanted to have the gel coat show thru then using mid grade wet an dry abrasive paper i took back the primer in places to reveal the white GC
Then i added the deep cuts and score marks
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After aplying the battle damage marks i gave it a couple of coats of a cheep $5 chrome enamel ( paints are realy expensive over here you pay around 8 - 18 for resonable cans like Krylon belton and 15 - 25 for a small can of modelers paints ) .
This is the first time ive used these paints and im pretty happy with the results.
To get the battle damage on the paints i placed painters tape were i wanted to have the silver show thru,... Once paint is sprayed and alowed to dry over night so its cuerd, The tape is removed then i scratch of the paint around the area i had taped to acheive a weatherd look, in the pics i have only done this to the red .
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I would love some stingless bees then I don't have to wear anything when working them.Do they have them around these parts?? I mean in America??
here is my facebook friend from Brazil. If you are on there, you might contact him.here is the facebook link for the beemaster facebook site also. sometimes we get international contacts on there, that are not on here.


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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:13pm
Saturday's games featured explosive offenses, playmaking, shot-making, and monster runs after halftime that proved to be decisive. Sunday was more defensive and was capped by a night-time thriller.
Eight teams advance to the NCAA quarterfinals, and eight head home for the summer.
The Pioneers trailed 11-8 in the third quarter but finished the game with an 8-3 run. They can score as advertised. The Canadians ran wild on Saturday night, accounting for 12 of the 16 Pioneer goals. North Carolina did not defend their strong hands (Wes Berg got to his right. Mark Matthews got to his left. Jeremy Noble got to his right.) and slid to Noble's eyes, a recipe for failure as the midfielder notched seven assists. You must smartly defend to the scouting report and sit on their strong-handed tendencies.
Louisville, Ky., native Chase Carraro tipped the possession scale in Denver's favor.
North Carolina suffered another home playoff loss, but long term I think this team is on the right track. The midseason lineup change on attack to Marcus Holman, Jimmy Bitter and Joey Sankey was an astute shift. The Heels played smarter, faster and tougher since March, but haven't seen championship weekend since 1993.
This game was lost on the defensive end. The undisciplined defense, repeated cheap shots and high hits must be stopped. I have zero tolerance for their gutless headhunting and urge the ACC to take a closer look at penalizing repeat offenders.
The Tar Heels' first-round loss is affirmation that you don't win big with transfers. Davey Emala and Jack McBride did not push this team over the top, and questions about Nicky Galasso's future now hang over this program.
The Orange defense paid the price for bad slides, as Duke's senior midfielders Justin Turri and Rob Rotanz capitalized on open looks. When superb athletes like Matt Harris, Brandon Mullins, David Hamlin and Brian Megill learn to play team defense together...this unit will be one of the scariest in the country.
The Orange opened the game shooting 0-11 and went a combined 1-17 until midway through the second quarter. They got no production from starters Jojo Marasco, Hakeem Lecky and Derek Maltz.
What's next: Everybody talks about how inexperienced Syracuse was this spring, but next year they will try to win without stalwarts Kevin Drew, Tim Desko, Tom Palasek and Bobby Eilers. When you can't win face-offs and make saves, your odds of winning decrease greatly. 'Cuse must address these issues in the offseason.
The Blue Devils improved to 59-6 at home under coach John Danowski, scoring six goals in the third quarter. The seniors, specifically Rob Rotanz, Justin Turri and CJ Costabile, drove the playoff bus.
I didn't think their defense was as buttoned up as it should be. But Duke remains the team to beat.
Undefeated no more. All of their achievements will be scrutinized and adjusted for strength of schedule. Their defense crumbled at crunch time. Eleven seniors will be difficult to replace.
I was most impressed with their depth of scoring — five different players scored two goals and eight found rope. This is more than a one-man team, and their resolve and ability to stay the course and play the full 60 minutes was on display after trailing 7-2 and 9-5. Colgate ended the game on an 8-2 run.
Sophomore goalie Conor Murphy started and got better as the game developed, but his clearing looked shaky.
Repeat wins over Maryland from the ACC cant be overlooked, and the Raiders are feeling it after their first NCAA Tournament win. Seize the underdog role, have a plan, freshen your legs, and anything is possible.
I'm not sure their win over Canisius offered many positives except a free pass to the quarterfinals. The Hounds won their first NCAA tournament game since 2001 after sleepwalking through the second quarter.
Loyola beware. Last year, the first-round winners with cakewalks into the quarterfinals all played poorly and lost the next week. Hopkins, Cornell, Syracuse and Notre Dame all won their first-round games by six or more goals, but lost the next week to teams who had to fight hard in Round One.
The Hounds play Denver for the third time this season on Saturday in Annapolis, Md. NCAA organizers need to check their calendar next year and avoid scheduling the south double-header head-to-head with a little event in Baltimore called the Preakness.
Jimmy Hanney scored three times and goalie Sean Callahan stood tall as the Golden Griffins (6-8) fought hard only trailing 4-3 at half. A 13-0 run for Loyola once again sealed their fate. The MAAC remains winless in the NCAA Tournament and seems to be on a flat line trajectory. MAAC programs should be improving with the growth of the high school game across the country and the early recruiting cycle that allows many late blooming gems to fall through the cracks.
Cavs continue to struggle on offense, hitting double digits just once in the past three outings. They managed only one goal after halftime and manufactured just 25 shots. The good news was that goalie Rob Fortunato buckled down and the defense tightened in a game where they had to.
Moving forward, the biggest challenge will be 6-on-6 offense. How will the Cavs create quality scoring chances against the ND defense? I expect the Wahoos to mix and match the 3/3 zone with man concepts next week. Virginia didn't face off well against Princeton, and this would be an area of concern.
The Tigers were valiant in defeat. Their short stick defensive midfielders stood toe-to-toe with Virginia dodgers and Tyler Fiorito was superb in the goal. Fiorito moves onto the Major League Lacrosse scene and should see time immediately for the Chesapeake Bayhawks. The game was lost when Princeton gave UVA two transition goals because of mistakes — misplaying a long pass from Chris Lapierre to Steele Stanwick, and making a sloppy sub and jogging into the hole when Matt Lovejoy hit a hustling Bobby Hill. Both could have been avoided.
Offensively, Princeton found little success in the dodging game outside of a slick Tom Schreiber right to left split dodge. Jeff Froccaro hit a few shots and Forest Sonnenfeldt had an outside crank, but the Tigers lacked quickness and explosion on their way to the rack.
Princeton's hyped senior class graduates without a trip to championship weekend. The Tigers must re-load on defense and find more athletic goal scorers to complement Schreiber.
Jays drubbed Stony Brook, 19-9, at Homewood Field. The pep band got an ideal tune-up, after some quiet games against Maryland and Navy. Mike Poppleton padded his stats at the face-off stripe, continually winning possessions for JHU. The attack was crisp and the shooting more accurate. I didn't think the defense was as focused, allowing the Seawolves nine goals on limited possessions isn't impressive. Goalie Pierce Bassett continues to struggle.
Goalie Sean Brady did his best to fend off the onslaught, but if you can't win face-offs you have little chance for an upset. Stony Brook's defense struggled in every regard. On offense, Floridian Matt Bellando played well, as did Russ Bonanno. At one point the offense hit five of 12 shots. I tip my cap to this team; rallying from a 1-7 start, they won their league AQ. The Seawolves played in nine one-goal games this spring, and will move forward in year No. 2 under head coach Jim Nagle.
The Irish went on a 5-0 run, extending a 5-4 lead to 10-4 and disposed of Yale on Sunday afternoon. After an unemotional and flat showing to St John's, ND was ready to play jumping out 4-0.
ND scored 13 goals in an NCAA playoff game. Wow. They had nine different goal scorers and shot 13 of 23. Jim Marlatt continues to make plays. They played three midfields. The defense made a couple of slide mistakes, and Yale jammed the ball inside.
The biggest challenge facing Notre Dame is defending Virginia — do they switch on all picks and give Steele Stanwick some favorable match-ups? Or do they try to keep Kevin Randall or a pole on No. 6 and fight through all picks? Offensively, what kind of zone looks will Kevin Corrigan have for the Cavs?
Matt Gibson and Deron Dempster are a terrific offensive combination, and Brandon Mangan showed glimpses of dodging excellence...but Yale lacked the necessary firepower to put much pressure on ND. They struggled to make saves. The contrast in athletes between the Ivy League and the rest of the nation is eye-opening. Yale graduates Greg Mahony and Gibson, so they'll be right back into the mix for the league AQ.
The Mountain Hawks experienced a very difficult ending to a breakout season. They didn't handle the moment well to start, falling behind 6-1. But after a Kevin Cassese timeout they caught fire, dominating the game for the middle 30 minutes. David DiMaria, Dante Fantoni, Roman Lao-Gosney and Kyle Stiefel got the sellout crowd on its feet. Goalie Matt Poillon was sensational, stopping and blocking shot after shot. But Lehigh couldn't finish with a 9-7 lead.
Their junior class is exceptional, so Lehigh will be right back into the Top 12 to start 2013. But they have fired the warning flare and earned national respect, so nothing will come easy again.
Down 8-6 and 9-7, Maryland rallied with goals from Drew Snider, Mike Chanenchuk and Joe Cummings for a dramatic come-from-behind win at Lehigh. The Terps had led 6-1 but gave up seven straight goals and didn't score for over 21:00 minutes. Their defense finally made some stops and scooped up key ground balls to give the offense some extra late possessions. Owen Blye played well, and Jay Carlson is a trusty inside shooter. The Terps goal celebrations on the sideline rival any I've seen.
Maryland beat Hopkins during the regular season and match up quite well with the Blue Jays because of their tenacity on ground balls, patient offensive approach and strong defensive midfield of Jesse Bernhardt, Landon Carr and David Miller.
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I had another thought, it's what we did for my 12 year old that seemed to make her happy, at least she tolerated it nicely. She got her one on one time while I watched my favorite tv show and gave her a gentle massage. Relived stress for both of us. Maybe your gal would enjoy that?
May help relieve a little guilt on your part as well along with loosening up tired mature muscles. (I hate using the word 'old' as I am creeping up on that age too lol)
Tasha (my older girl) hates brushing... she desperately needs a good furminator session, but yeah...
Thanks. For the longest time Arya was in her crate, so from about 10 PM to 10 or 11 AM it was just me and Tasha time... and in the past couple of weeks that has changed since I'm keeping Arya more out of her crate so she can sleep with me as well, since, when she gets to the point of actual task training, she needs to be out of her crate and able to actually be able to get me... so that threw a wrench in Tasha and my normal time together.
Tasha loves car rides most of all... not so much walks... so maybe take her with me anytime I go for a car ride just to a drive through, or to feed my horse in the morning or evening, something like that... and leave Arya behind... since my disability does not require my Service Dog to be with me 24/7 unless I'm in an episode.
I do try to give her special treats that Arya doesn't get... but then Arya gets a lot of training treats... that I try to include Tasha in with as well...
It's just hard... since, while Arya is still too young to really be able to work for me, I'm still training her to maintain closeness with me and be more in tune with me... she's a great dog... but not my heart dog. And my older girl is my baby... my heart dog... that I am planning on getting a tattoo of her footprint. We've had so much time apart... from boarding school to college... and I don't want to miss any more of her life.
But... yeah. Just be more creative.
Thanks guys.
Hmm, with a Service Dog in Training, that does make it more difficult. I have multiple dogs/pets as well, but none for Service Work.
What 'I' do with mine is make sure when I get home from work is to greet everyone by name - even when I get mobbed at the door I make sure to single out each and every one. I make excuses to take at least one guy with me where ever I can, even if it's just a walk to the mailbox or out to feed chickens. I have one that likes to ride the lawn mower with me (he's a toy poodle) but doesn't like car rides - go figure. So, Turner 'mows' the yard, while the dogs that like car rides will go with me to feed the mare (she lives 1.4 miles away lol). I take turns on who goes to the feed store and who stays home with a fresh raw bone.
I do have a large fenced back yard so I can also allow them to run while I call individuals back for treats and send them out again. (good recall training and it singles them out to make them feel noticed/special lol)
I don't think it's necessarily the amount of time you spend, but the quality of time. I also make an effort to spend multiple times per beastie each day for one on one time, even if only for 5-10 minutes, but several times a day - like when OB training a pup.
Your mature girl would probably appreciate the one on one time just to walk to the mailbox and get a treat, maybe learn an easy new trick (keeps mind active), sneak a cuddle session in for just the two of you. Maybe an extra 5 minutes of 'special grooming' time - I have one that I sneak in grooming with play because she HATES brushing, she gets petted with a brush while chasing/tugging a toy.
Just get creative and stop feeling guilty. Make the time you do have for her and just her very special, even if it seems too short.
I'm also a young adult who has for the most part had one dog at a time most of my life. I have an 8yr old & a brand new pup. I still haven't figured out a great way to train & work with my pup without making the old girl feel ostracized. One good thing is my father lives close so I can let him take the pup outside to exercise & work with her while I stay inside with my old dog.
Sad thing is my pup now needs to sleep with us as well so I don't get those one on one cuddles anymore. I try to often reward my older dog with treats I wouldn't normal give her. I will now let her sit in my chair with me so she feels like she has more privileges than before. All the little things I can think of to reassure her she still holds my heart & she hasn't been put to the side.
Not much help I know, but I wanted to let you know your not alone in this matter. I also wanted to comment to help stay in the loop of your thread so I can check out some advice others may give you as well. I'm sure your girl knows you still love her very much, she just may not show it as well as before because of your new pup but she will come around eventually.
|I have four dogs and they each like doing different things so I'll rotate spending time with them doing what they like... And when I have to leave some behind I'll make up some frozen peanut butter kongs and once they have them they could care less about where I'm at, lol. I'll possibly be adding a fifth next year too but me, I love the chaos, work involved and busy house... having that many is DEFINITELY not for everyone!
How do you make sure to make time for all your pets?
Just something I've been wanting to ask for a while...
Those of you with multiple dogs/pets... how do you make individual time for them, and keep them from feeling left out?
Most of my life I've only had one dog. I'm only 21... and my older dog is 9 years old... so she's been my only dog.
And now I have a puppy, a cat, and a horse in addition to her. My cat loves attention, but he doesn't NEED it, and my horse is happy as long as she has a buddy and plenty of grass/hay... so it's really my puppy that eats up my time. She gets to go more places with me since she's also my Service Dog in Training...
But I feel bad because I leave my baby girl, my truly heart dog, behind. I sleep next to her every night... but often, due to work and school schedules, can't take her on individual walks or do a lot of individualized stuff with her.... and her eyes when I take Arya somewhere and leave her behind... I'm probably anthropomorphizing way too much... but it makes me feel horrible.
So... how do y'all make sure you make time for all your babies?
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Yesterday, while I was out doing a service project for our church, my mum was out looking in estate sales and junk shops. She found a 1983 Return of the Jedi book case by American Toy & Furniture and bought it for me to display some of my collection. The old lady she bought it from told her, "That's a good book case, you can just paint over it." and my mum said to her, "I can't paint over it! It's Star Wars! My daughter is a total Star Wars geek."
I've been told by some girl I didn't even know that she hates Star Wars because "Star Wars is a ripoff of Halo"
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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by Veronika, Sep 22, 2011.
Carry on!
I fell in love with Makeup Forever's HD cream blush immediately after I tried it, so I immediately ordered the HD Foundation. Now I'm full of zits around my cheekbones and I don't even have the foundation yet
I hope blemishes are just a coincidence.
Erm...what kind of oils are in that cream blush?
Also can I just say I HATE people who get away with doing every wrong thing to their skin and it still looks fantastic? I had a woman today with great looking skin and she told me she uses her shampoo to wash her face in the morning, and then an Ivory bar in the afternoon if it gets any dirt on it.
Why can't I get away with that?!?
Their HD foundation doesn't seem to break me out I couldn't get a great color match, though.
I've been traveling and my travel blush is my sample of Stila cream blush in Lilium. That stuff stays put for 12 hours on me.
What do you guys use to apply cream blush, other than your fingers?
I'm afraid of cream blush.
Try a very small fan brush. I find these very easy to blend both blush and contour colors when doing my drag make-up in a good way.
I can understand that. Cream blushes aren't as user friendly as powder ones.
But they are not nearly as scary as BeneFit Benetint. That stuff is horrid on me--it dries in under a second before you have a chance to blend it so you end up with red blotches that aren't that easy to get rid of as this is a stain. And it splatters like blood from a severed artery. Sorry for the graphic analogy.
We have ragweed pollen with the bonus of mold from months of standing water from the Missouri River flood (yes...I know, you've never heard about that...but, trust me, it is a big rive and it is a disastrous flood that impacted many--but by all means do not tell the national media). So in a new allergy symptom for me, my eyelids are swelling up. It's very attractive, of course. I called my optometrist. Verdict: new (expensive!) prescription eye drops and a directive to not wear eye makeup until a good hard freeze...
I suppose I should probably follow directions. Except tomorrow. We're having a church directory photo taken and I refuse to have it taken with no eye makeup.
I understand. I went to Israel in June with a slight eye infection, I had some glop from the clinic I got at the last minute which made it go away in a few days. I wasn't supposed to wear eye makeup either but I look like a rabbit without mascara so I did.
I currently look like a raccoon due to allergies, too. So there is no way I'm getting that picture taken without under eye concealer even if my lower lid is slightly swollen and should have no makeup near it. I'll wash it all off when we come back home!
This reminds me of the woman who got in trouble a few weeks back -- the Surgeon General? -- for saying that women don't work out enough because they're afraid of messing up their hair.
Well, if I were paying for weaves or blowouts, I wouldn't be working out five times a week either. It's only because I went curly-natural and just wash my hair when I'm sweaty that I do that schedule.
Vanity is a bitch.
Duo-fiber brushes (the kind with black short hairs and white longer hairs) work really well for cream blush.
Right?! Benetint is AWFUL. It's all over magazines constantly, and basically launched Benefit as a brand. I can't understand editors' obsession with it - they must get kickbacks or something. That and Maybelline Great Lash mascara.
i love benetint
What's your secret?!
Ha, so with you on the Great Lash mascara! It does absolutely NOTHING good for me, just flakes all over.
My stepmom loves Great Lash mascara. I hate it! Why is it so popular?!
I do love the Benetint lip balm.
i dont know, i have oily skin so maybe that is why it blends well
as for the great lash mascara, i dont get it either. my friend who is a makeup artist says he doesnt like it on real lashes but it is great on false eyelashes.
I don't work out until my hair says I need to wash it anyway. It takes an hour each time, it doesn't even cost me money. I just really need to be that efficient.
This is so my new location.
Now I have to has opulence all by myself! It's all because I am pro-green eye shadow, isn't it? Someone pass the mini-giraffe, I need comfort....
I will always be hasing opulence with you, 'paw even with the green eye shadow.
Thanks for the cream blush suggestions, will check them out!
When I bought the Makeup Forever HD blush, I bought this brush at the same time; it's fabulous!
The HD Foundation is nice, but I may have been a bit off on my selection of shade. If I wasn't ordering on-line, I'd bring it back, but it's not horrible, so I may go just a bit lighter on my next order.
I tried the Buxom mascara yesterday for the first time, and I loved it. I know it's only one day, but it didn't run/flake and I LOVED the brush!
Thanks, will play with the brush next time I am at The Temple of Doom Sephora.
That brush is almost identical to the Sonia Kashuk version, which is around $12.
e.l.f's works great too! e.l.f. stipple brush
Just wanted to give a plug for a nail polish I found at CVS, Rimmel's French Manicure series in French Rose. Pretty name, pretty light natural shade and (huge for klutzy me) easy to apply. Even better, I'm on day 5? and no signs of having to remove it yet. Oh, and it's $5 (at that price I did get the long lasting topcoat as well).
i asked who makes the custom blended foundation but the parts all come from separate beauty supplies in bulk and she mixes them herself. To recreate the custom foundation for oily skin, use a shade that you like from any line. Add lavender foundation, you will end up adding a lot of it. Add some green foundation, not nearly so much, less than half. Add a little white foundation, less than the green. It may be sold as "color corrective foundation" or "correcting primer."
I've just spent an absurd amount of money at the hairdresser: cut, highlights, dye, conditioning/straighthening plus mani/pedi (first time I got it done in a salon in over a year).
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WASH-State: neutered male, 5yo, gorgeous coated GSD
On the lookout for a loving home for 5 year old long-coat GSD. He is obedient, loyal, healthy, playful and very affectionate. He does well with other dogs (with the exception of dominant intact males) - but would prefer the company and attention of his humans. Can be weary of strange people and new introductions should be carefully managed. I took him in as a foster and fell in love. However, my 8 year old male GSD doesn't feel the same and has been making his opinion very clear. As devastating as it will be for me - I need to consider the mental and physical health and safety of both dogs and separate them. Re-home or long-term foster are both on the table. I will only see him go to a home that is better than what I can provide.
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After having done a few removals myself I know you edit out all the messy parts and I don.t blame ya. Especially when you get to the honey store it tends to ooz all over everything. :-D
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Charlie Sheen to become a grandpa
"Grandpa" Charlie? Has a nice ring to it! US Magazine reports that Charlie Sheen will become a grandfather for the first time this year. His oldest daughter, Cassandra Estevez is pregnant, and the actor confirmed the good news when he appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman earlier this week.
Sheen told Letterman, "Me as a grandfather, Dave...I don't know. It's like the world's going to crack in half. It's fabulous. It's just not a title I'm ready to adopt."
Will be Charlie make a good grandfather? Well David Letterman was curious too, and in true Charlie Sheen fashion he responded with, "Well, yeah, because you can leave the kid!"
Oh, Charlie .. or should we say Grandpa Charlie now.
Sheen's ex-wife Denise Richards also confirmed the news via Twitter:
I guess some of you have heard... @charliesheen is going to be a Grampa...yes GRAMPA! his beautiful daughter Cassandra is gonna be a mama..— Denise Richards (@DENISE_RICHARDS) January 15, 2013
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I'm looking to start my knee/shoulder armor and have had no luck tracking down the Krylon Equipment Yellow and Krylon Signal Yellow online. Admittedly I haven't looked in any stores yet. Are these colors still available, or have they been replaced by something new?
Also, are there any Rustoleum options that are close for the yellow? I've had much better luck with Rustoleum over Krylon in the past.
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Hey Guys,
is there a multiplayer game with sandbox elements, basebuilding and long-term motivation?
Ive played so much, for example:
- Mortal Online
- DayZ (Mod and Standalone)
- Infestation
- Nether
- Project Zomboid
an many many more (indie games too)
So now I found a game called "The Memory of Eldurim" it looks great but its not a mmo or even have a huge multiplayer (~50Players) if im right.
Now I heard that H1Z1 will be released in 1 month (early access), but that will only be a survival game with weapons and cars until it will be released (I have much hope in that).
So I dont really know what Im looking for, so Im asking you guys again.
Do you know some games (no AAA-Games, I like indie games) that are already released and make some fun in a different way (no mainstream gameplay).
ps. Life Is Feudal is still not released -.-
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Don't know if you have anything blooming down there in the tropics, but I wouldn't want an open feeder 15 feet from any hive or nuc, ever. If you have some things blooming it probably won't be a big deal, but if not, and you have lured in a bunch of neighborhood bees it could cause a little commotion when you shut it off.
Aren't you glad you did it today! :-DMoots is going to be here tomorrow as slave lab.... Err. As mentee. :evil:Bailey :lau: :lau: :lau: :lau:
Me too. You driving a truck? We're going where cars shouldn't try. Bailey
Update since the big move!Everything went fine and has looked good since the move, just one thing has me a little baffled! I moved both Nucs to their hive boxes Friday afternoon, at that time I added a quart of 1:1 Syrup atop the inner cover of each. I had about a half of quart on the open feeder, so I left it in place. By Sunday night the open feeder was just about empty, so I went ahead and pulled it.The video was shot Sunday evening, both hives were quite active and had orientation flights happening. The hive in the foreground is the one that has me scratching my head. While the hive in the background, Alpha hive, has taken a full quart of syrup, Bravo hive's syrup is basically untouched??? It "may" have gone down a little bit, but practically unnoticeable.Video - Yesterday Afternoon
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- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1 cup soft bread crumbs
- 1 can (8 ounces) water chestnuts, drained and finely chopped
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 pound ground venison
- 1 pound Jones Dairy Farm All Natural Pork Sausage Roll
- 3 to 4 teaspoons canola oil, divided
- 1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
- 1-1/4 cups cold water, divided
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- Hot cooked noodles
- In a large bowl, combine the egg, bread crumbs, water chestnuts, soy sauce, ginger and garlic. Crumble the venison and sausage over the mixture and mix well. Shape into 1-in. balls.
- In a large skillet over medium heat, brown meatballs in batches in 2 teaspoons oil, adding 1 teaspoon oil if needed. Transfer meatballs to a 3-qt. slow cooker.
- In the same skillet, saute mushrooms in 1 teaspoon oil until tender. Stir in the broth and 1 cup cold water. Pour over the meatballs. Cover and cook on low for 4-5 hours or until a meat thermometer reads 160°.
- Remove meatballs and mushrooms with a slotted spoon; keep warm. Strain cooking juices into a saucepan. Combine cornstarch and remaining water until smooth; add to saucepan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with the meatballs, mushrooms and noodles. Yield: 8-10 servings.
Originally published as Venison Meatballs in Taste of Home April/May 2003, p56
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"This is the best ground venison recipe that I have tried. We use venison a lot so this is a keeper."
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"These were yummy! I didnt add the water chestnuts because I dont like them, but the meatballs were good anyways."


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Leading health authorities agree that hand washing is the simplest, most effect thing people can do to reduce the spread of infectious diseases. Download this 8 1⁄2 x 11 poster and put it in a prominent place as a reminder to wash up. Spread the word on hand washing, not germs!
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Fit-and-flare Dropped-waist Lace Dress
€1,295.00 €1,295.00
€895.00 €895.00
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- A fit-and-flare dress with a softly gathered skirt and slightly dropped waist. The Japanese-woven lace features a floral pattern and short sleeves are left unlined to highlight the intricate threadwork. Balance the feminine design with flat boots and a utility jacket.
- Dress length: 92cm/36.2in. This is based on a size UK 8 as proportions change slightly according to size.
- Model's height: 173cm/5ft 8in
- Outer: 35% rayon viscose, 34% cotton, 31% polyamide
- Lining: 100% polyester
- Short sleeves
- Back zip closure
- Dry clean
- Imported
Item 40423941
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