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COLDWATER � The Coldwater Equestrian Teams held their annual banquet and potluck on Dec. 8. The high school and junior high team members were honored as were the coaches, parents, and volunteers.
Senior members honored were: Brianna Cooper and Alexandra Rockwell. They each received a senior gift from Kiess Jewelry from their teammates and individual videos made by Juli Hanshaw.
Sophomore member Alyssa Searing, and freshmen members Zackery Horter and Korey Rubino received team jackets.
Junior high members honored with medals and patches, included: Zackery Horter, Lorisa McClelland, Kira Reichhart, Korey Rubino, Kyle Russell, and Merranda Russell.
All team members were also honored at the District 15 Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association banquet on Nov. 2 at the Union City Middle School, receiving certificates, pins, and patches. Alyssa Searing received a district high point medal for Saddleseat showmanship. Brianna Cooper and Alexandra Rockwell also received four year rider certificates, and are eligible to apply for the MIHA college scholarships.
The team invites any interested equestrians from the Coldwater School District to join the 2014 team. The junior high team will commence practices in March for their show in May. Contact Jodi Kellogg or any team member for more information about becoming a part of this all volunteer program. For more information go to www.miha.org.
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Stocking a new tank.... Hi. I'm brand new to the forum. I still haven't figured out how to edit my profile or add a picture! Anyhow, I just purchased a new 100 gl acrylic tank. I currently have a 10 gl that houses my Pleco, Pictus & Upside Down cat. They are all still small, only 3" each. I decided they needed a bigger home and they always say buy the biggest tank you can afford. My question is about new tankmates. Obviously I will wait until the 100 gl cycles but when it's ready I have no idea what I should consider stocking. I kept an aquarium more than 20 years ago. I had a 55 gal Discus tank, only discus, no other tankmates. I loved that tank. Can my cats withstand 83 to 85 degree water discus require and are they too "active" to be kept with discus? Any suggestions (other than cichlids, as I know these would be great) as far as tankmates? I saw a school of red tail tinfoil barbs that were very pretty but perhaps they will grow too large for a 100 gl to accommodate? If I did stock with juvenile red-tail tinfoils what other tankmates would be appropriate? Any suggestion(s) is appreciated! Thanks! Kym |
For an 100 Gallon with ur stock i would do : 6-8 Silver Dollar Tatra's 1-2 AFB (African Butterfly Fish) and maybe a large school of tiger barbs (provided u dont get the AFB's tiger barbs are natorious fin nippers) There are very few fish that can tolerate the high temps needed for discus. Discus are considered super tropical and are the only fish i know of u can literaly "cook" ich off of. |
I think the pictus will be a little too active for the discus. I've read conflicting reports about pictus; some say they do better in larger schools but others say they get more grumpy and territorial as they get older. So, you may or may not want to add more pictus. |
The pictus is VERY active and has quite the personality. I did read that they liked more of the same for company so I think I'll forgo wanting to keep discus in favor of adding another (or 2) pictus. Now to figure out the rest of the tankmates...... |
If you're going to have more than one pictus, I would definitely get three rather than two. It's a good rule of fishkeeping to get more than two of a species of fish (other than those species that form pairs) to avoid bullying. This way, if the fish eventually decide that they're not the best friends in the world, the meanest fish will have two fish to pick on and therefore you won't get one fish that gets constantly harassed by the meaner fish. Pictus get to be about 6" and are active fish, but with a 100g tank you could still stock a decent amount of other fish in there in addition to the three pictus. Keep in mind that pictus are predatory, so I wouldn't add any smaller tetras, rasboras, etc as they would very likely get eaten. |
i forgot to mention With Silver Dollars u cant have live plants. I was told java fern was a good one that they didnt like the taste of but mine devoured my jave fern. Also they are "softies" (all scales fish are im pretty sure[pictus are considered scaless due to how small their scales are]) so they need soft water. I would doblack substrate cause imho it seems to have calmed my fish down from when i had tan gravel. My solo pictus catfish is the boss of my tank and he tends to just relax in the mountain (3-4 larger peices with a peice of slate) of driftwood i have. Also pictus love frozen foods. AFB enjoy live food aswell. When i got mine it only ate crickets but now it prefers his live ghost shrimp. Another idea would be maybe 2-3 Glass Knife Fish. They have exceptionally small mouths in comparison to other knife fish (many people keep them in comunity tanks because of their small mouth) and are scaless. They do best in schools of 6 but 2-3 would be just fine in a 100 gallon. They can get 1 ft + but rarely reach that as far as i know in captivity. Mine is about 8 inches. But with how small their mouth is they need blood worms, black worms, brine shrimp......etc |
Thanks for the pictus info and the #3 rule. Even tho I maintained a discus tank over 20 years ago I'm starting to realize I know nothing about fishkeeping. When I had my discus I never did any cycling, water testing, etc. I performed water changes once a week and keep the temperature at 83 to 85, and I fed them live tubifex worms. At least I knew to "wash" the worms. I didn't cycle the tank, I just filled it up with tap water and put them in. It's amazing they lived with me for two years before I gave them all back to the breeder who sold them to me. I was moving out of state and could not take them. I know nothing about ammonia, nitrates, nitrites etc. I only understand PH. I have a lot to learn. Luckily I'm now going to give the tank two months to cycle as I figure I'm going to need that amount of time to learn what I need to learn. I have a feeling I'll be booted off fishforum.com as I'll have way to many questions! After reading many postings and threads it seems like everyone here is helpful and very knowledgeable. Thanks for the input!! |
One thing I can say with certainty is you will *not* be banned for asking too many questions! It's amazing how much you can learn about the hobby here just by reading people's questions and the responses to them. In the starting and maintaining a freshwater aquarium section, there are good articles about the nitrogen cycle and how to cycle a tank. |
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Rudbeckia laciniata
Rudbeckia laciniata L.
Green-headed coneflower, Greenhead coneflower, Cutleaf coneflower, Wild goldenglow, Sochan
Asteraceae (Aster Family)
USDA Symbol: rula3
USDA Native Status: L48 (N), CAN (N)
A sunflower-like perennial, green-head coneflower�s branched, leafy stalk grows 3-12 ft. tall. The stemmed flowers are at the apex of the stalk. Each flowers is 3-4 in. across, with cone-shaped, greenish-yellow centers and back-tilted golden rays. The center cones elongate and become brownish as the seeds ripen. Attractive leaves are pinnately dissected and emerge early in spring.
Blackeyed Susan (R. hirta), an eastern species introduced many places in the West, has a dark brown or brown-maroon hemispheric disk surrounded by orange-yellow, somewhat drooping rays. The lanceolate leaf blades sometimes have teeth, and there is no crown or ring of scales on the fruit.
Plant Characteristics
Duration: PerennialHabit: Herb
Leaf: Gray-Green
Size Class: 3-6 ft.
Bloom Information
Bloom Color: YellowBloom Time: Jul , Aug , Sep , Oct
USA: AL , AR , AZ , CO , CT , DC , DE , FL , GA , IA , ID , IL , IN , KS , KY , LA , MA , MD , ME , MI , MN , MO , MS , MT , NC , ND , NE , NH , NJ , NM , NY , OH , OK , PA , RI , SC , SD , TN , TX , UT , VA , VT , WA , WI , WV , WYCanada: BC , MB , NB , NS , ON , PE , QC
Native Distribution: Que. to n. FL, w. to ID & AZ
Native Habitat: Low, rich woods; wet fields; alluvial thickets
Growing Conditions
Water Use: LowLight Requirement: Sun , Part Shade , Shade
Soil Moisture: Moist
Soil pH: Acidic (pH<6.8)
CaCO3 Tolerance: Medium
Soil Description: Moist, slightly acid soil.
Conditions Comments: Because it spreads rampantly by underground stems, cut-leaf coneflower is only appropriate for large sites. May need staking in garden situations but otherwise very hardy. (Ontario Native Plants 2002)
Use Food: Early spring leaves boiled for greens by Cherokees and other Southeastern peoples.Conspicuous Flowers: yes
Attracts: Birds
Value to Beneficial Insects
Special Value to Native BeesSpecial Value to Honey Bees
This information was provided by the Pollinator Program at The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.
Description: Untreated seed.Seed Collection: Not Available
Seed Treatment: Not Available
Commercially Avail: yes
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Find seed sources for this species at the Native Seed Network.
View propagation protocol from Native Plants Network.
National Wetland Indicator Status
Region: | AGCP | AK | AW | CB | EMP | GP | HI | MW | NCNE | WMVE |
Status: | FACW | FAC | FACW | FAC | FACW | FACW | FAC |
From the National Suppliers Directory
According to the inventory provided by Associate Suppliers, this plant is available at the following locations:Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery - Orefield, PA
Amandas Garden - Dansville, NY
Sunshine Farm & Gardens - Renick, WV
ArcheWild Native Nurseries - Quakertown, PA
Toadshade Wildflower Farm - Frenchtown, NJ
From the National Organizations Directory
According to the species list provided by Affiliate Organizations, this plant is on display at the following locations:Texas Discovery Gardens - Dallas, TX
Native Seed Network - Corvallis, OR
Mt. Cuba Center - Hockessin, DE
Bibref 1620 - Gardening with Native Plants of the South (Reprint Edition) (2009) Wasowski, S. with A. WasowskiBibref 1294 - The Midwestern Native Garden: Native Alternatives to Nonnative Flowers and Plants An Illustrated Guide (2011) Adelman, Charlotte and Schwartz, Bernard L.
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USDA: Find Rudbeckia laciniata in USDA PlantsFNA: Find Rudbeckia laciniata in the Flora of North America (if available)
Google: Search Google for Rudbeckia laciniata
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Notorious Internet hacking group Anonymous has reportedly threatened to shut down Zynga and Facebook, after the gaming giant announced it was laying off five per cent of its work force.
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Log Cabin Republicans Denounce Exclusionary Policy of Texas GOP
Washington, D.C. and Fort Worth, TX - Today Log Cabin Republicans announced that in the wake of denial of formal participation by gay Republicans at this year's Texas State Republican Convention, they would be joining Metroplex Republicans to hold a press conference on Thursday, May 29 at 12 Noon at Fort Worth Convention Exhibit Hall (1201 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102, 12th Street Atrium under the Texas Star) to denounce the Party's stance against the organization.
"Overall, Log Cabin Republicans of Texas has found incredible support within the Republican party - Texans, like the rest of the country, are evolving on LGBT rights issues," said Log Cabin Republicans of Texas Chairman Jeffrey Davis. "The Republican Party of Texas has even welcomed many of our members as delegates to the Texas State Republican Convention. However, the party has denied our several attempts to host a booth in the convention exhibit hall, citing archaic language in the party platform to support their actions. We deserve to occupy a booth just like anyone else, and it's time that the Texas GOP's hypocritical policies and procedures are replaced by new ones that match the general opinion of Texan Republican voters.
This press conference takes place 16 years after Log Cabin Republicans was similarly denied participation at the Texas State GOP's Convention, an exclusion that was famously chronicled at the time in the mini-documentary "On the Front Lines."
Log Cabin Republicans National Executive Director Gregory T. Angelo added:
"It's simply unconscionable that more than a dozen years since Log Cabin Republicans took the fight for gay equality against the homophobic fringe of the Party, the Texas State GOP still doesn't get it. We are your friends and neighbors; we are your colleagues and family members; above all else, we are loyal Republicans, and deserve a literal seat at the table at the Texas State GOP Convention. Make no mistake: This isn't about disagreements we may have on civil marriage; this isn't about the party platform - this is about an anti-gay wing of the party that hates gay people so much they can't even stand to see us acknowledged as a necessary part of a winning Republican coalition. At a time when Democrats are working overtime to turn Texas from red to purple and then a vibrant blue, now is not the time for the politics of subtraction and division in the GOP; it is time for addition and multiplication. The Texas State GOP and its leadership ignore that advice at their peril."
Log Cabin Republicans National Executive Director Gregory T. Angelo will be appearing with Log Cabin Republicans of Texas State Chairman Jeff Davis, members of Metroplex Republicans and others at the press conference this Thursday.


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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Esbit fuel question
Dec 9, 2013 at 8:58 am #1310778
I have ordered an Esbit Stove,pot and Tabs for next year and
have question about the fuel since I have never used that type
Is it possible to stop a tablet from burning all the way out and
start it up again later or is it a one shot thing. Where once you
start the burn it just goes until it's gone ?Larry S
Another question re: Esbit Fuel Tabs, Is it OK to put these tabs
in a Mail Drop Resupply ?Larry
Dec 9, 2013 at 9:05 am #2052482Esbit tablets are like candles – blow them out and relight them at will.
Legally speaking, Esbit tablets must be shipped exactly like any other stove fuel – ground only, labeled ORM-D.
Dec 9, 2013 at 11:27 am #2052543For a burning Esbit tablet, it is possible to blow it out. However, I found it necessary to get directly over it and blow it with all my lung power. If I just puffed at it from the side, it would not go out. Don't hover over it for long, because the fumes are not good.
Dec 9, 2013 at 11:41 am #2052553They get pretty gunky once you light them so I wouldn't recommend trying to package up a used one to move down the trail with..
I would also recommend getting a mini dropper like this:
and filling it with Heet/alk and then dropping 2-3 drops down the side of your esbit to make it easier to light
Dec 9, 2013 at 12:13 pm #2052565I have no problem placing partially used cubes inside the original container.
Mini dropper is extra weight! Scrape the cube with a fingernail and the shavings make it easy to light.
Dec 9, 2013 at 12:19 pm #2052566I use an aluminum cylinder with a screw cap for hauling Esbit fuel. It conquers the stink factor and would allow hauling used bits as well. Other than that, I have used doubled zip lock bags with success.
I use a dab of alcohol gel hand cleaner for my Esbit starter. I have it anyway and it takes just a tiny bit to get a cube going. Just a spark from a lighter or firesteel gets the hand cleaner burning.
Dec 9, 2013 at 5:57 pm #2052686I always re-use my unburned ESBIT tabs. That is part of my fuel use calculations.
BTW, If you continue to use ESBIT you owe it to yourself and your back to get a Trail Designs Caldera Cone. That stove is THE most fuel efficient ESBIT burner I've seen. We're talking a 30% increase in efficiency. That's a lot less fuel to carry.
The Trail Designs' "Gram Cracker" fuel tab holder works well but its tray needs some 1/4" wide aluminum tape around the ends to hold in the liquid residue so it can burn, saving fuel. Alternatively you can make your own improved Gram Cracker from plans found here on BPL and otehr web sites.
There are entire threads on better Gram Cracker tab holders and other ESBIT fuel tab holders here on BPL. Please use SEARCH and read them and you'll be a happier ESBIT user.
Dec 9, 2013 at 6:09 pm #2052696Yep, I reuse them. I carry a small fancy feast can to snuff out the flame since I hate the fumes from an extinguished esbit tab. A fingernail or knife edge will pop it off the burner and I place it back in the package or fuel container for later. Sometimes I need just a few more BTU's when it is really cold out and that partially spent tab is just what is needed.
Dec 9, 2013 at 7:05 pm #2052734Sometimes, if I know that I am going to boil only a small amount of water, I will cut one standard Esbit tablet into halves, and burn only one half at a time. That way, I won't have to reclaim unburned Esbit so much.
If I cut badly, the tablet will shatter, but I can collect the shards and burn them just as well.
Dec 9, 2013 at 7:27 pm #2052737Go with 4 g tabs instead of 14 g tabs. It is even easier to sort out almost exactly how much fuel you need, so no need to burn a tab, then blow it out, then repackage it one way or another. Plus, I find that the 4 g tabs do not stink near as bad as the 14 g tabs, and they seem to leave less soot too!
However, they are harder to find, and the 4 g tabs are (usually) about twice as expensive as the 14 g tabs.
Or you can just split the 14 g tabs. I would suggest doing this at home before leaving that way it is already done, and one less thing to do in the field.
Dec 9, 2013 at 8:26 pm #2052751Or you use Coughlans fuel tablets which are half the size and so you don't need to split them. They're cheaper as well.
Dec 10, 2013 at 9:54 am #2052852Thank you for the information.
That'll probably help me cut down on the learning curve
with this system.Larry S
Dec 10, 2013 at 11:56 am #2052890Hi Larry,
When I ordered the Lite Trail Solid Fuel Cook Kit, the stove came with a storage sack. I'm not sure what the weight is as it will not register on my scale but it's less than 1 gram. When I have some unused fuel left over, I leave it on the stove and store it in this sack.
I prefer the .5 oz Esbit tablets as they are quite a bit cheaper (per oz) than the smaller ones. I don't boil my water and only heat it up enough to rehydrate my food or coffee and as a result, I only use .25oz of fuel per use. The Coghlans fuel tabs, as mentioned above, are a nice option as they are .25oz of fuel so you don't have to worry about the leftovers or cutting the tablet in half. The only downside, and it's pretty minor, is that the Coghlans leave more permanent residue on the pot where I can scrub the Esbit muck off with minimal effort.
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