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December 06, 2011, 08:54:57 AM »
Hey guys,
I re call asking similar questions about this, but can't remember which thread it was in XD
Basically Lucky's tank is doing okay, water quality is fine and she's doing well. We have heating on in the house in the mornings and evenings, although I've noticed this afternoon when I came home for an hour or two at lunch, that her tank is currently roughly at 16 degrees Celsius, not the usual 18/20 C her tank normally is.
I'm a little worried about how much lower it will get this winter, so I just wanted to re-affirm about eating habits and such as I've been looking around and one place even said, that in temperatures under 15 degrees, the goldfish will die?! It's mentioned on this website - (
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I am very suspect of the article though... seems a bit strange and controversial to the impression I've had of goldfish and cold water.
What temperatures should I be looking out for? Should I start to ease off on the feeding any time soon?
Luckily when I get my Dads tank at the end of the month, that has a heater, which will definitely be helpful in January! But until then, what's the best thing to do for her?
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December 06, 2011, 11:19:50 AM »
Goldfish survive in outside ponds in British winters, so Lucky will be OK . If in doubt a 75W heater would help you keep a nice temperature for him/her. Goldfish of breeding age can be stimulated into breeding by seasonal changes in temperature, and for that reason many aquarists think letting the tank become colder in winter is a positive thing.
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December 06, 2011, 03:06:42 PM »
As long as the water doesn't freeze over, the fish will survive! Not to mention that this is a common you've got over there.
But if you expect the water to get colder than 15 degrees (which is pretty strange since you're still keeping her indoors
), it might be a good idea to feed her just once a day until you'll get the heater
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December 06, 2011, 04:33:27 PM »
Ah okay thanks guys! I was just a little worried, the room has been a little chilly in here, even with the heating on (it's because my partner used to have his computer on a lot, but his away now so the computers off during the day and doesn't give that extra bit of heat in the room anymore XD)
I was really more concerned about when I go away and I'm not around to keep an eye on her and the tank. Not to mention cold water from the tap is getting... well chillier really. Perhaps I should start getting it from the hot tap and letting it cool instead? But then I think, heck it's just going to cool down anyway, because it's a small tank, not much water. So messing with the hot tap will probably just make more temperature fluctuations, which is just bad in general from what I've gathered!
I just don't want to come home to a dead fish
I'll see how it goes, I'm not going anywhere for another 2 weeks, so I'll keep an eye on it.
I know in ponds of 4 foot depth, the water never goes below 4 degrees Celsius, but I'm just being paranoid because there isn't a huge volume of water. Mind you I suppose it would take a lot for the tank to get THAT cold, so maybe I'll just leave her be and start feeding her less if the water goes below it's current 16 degrees Celsius.
Nossie I know I must sound a little crazy, but this room was so cold this afternoon XD I was sat here in my hoody.
Infact right now I have like 3 tops on and a hoody! I wish I could throw her in a scarf or something
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You could just put a little bit warmer water in the tank, if you'd like, Lucky probably wouldn't mind.
There's a goldfish in that tank, not a little sensitive tropical fish, you'll most likely never come home to a dead fish as long as you'll change the water and hide the food before you go
Heh, my parents' place was so **** cold for a long time, about 17 degrees indoors, max. Guess who was walking around with double layers of clothing and knitted socks then?
(Mom and dad were saving on the bill
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December 07, 2011, 06:17:54 PM »
Hahaha the food will be under lock and key
I'm already planning on doing a massive clean and water change the night before I leave, so no worries there
But she is going to be a grumpy and hungry madam when I get back after that week though! I will not be surprised if she tries to nibble my arm off when I do the water change upon returning!
I wonder if she'll get lonely in the empty house?
I think I'll not bother with the warmer water, it will only cool down to what the tank is now! Plus it would be hard to know when the right time to add the warm water would be, you know, before it gets too cold XD
Staying steady at 16 degrees celsius now, so I don't think it will get much lower. My only concern is the water change lowering the temperature. Maybe I'll prepare the water extra early this week and give it a few days to warm up!
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Have you not got an automatic feeder?
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thats something I have often thought about Scrivens, cheers for posting, I was wondering how reliable those autofeeder's are, do you use one, have you been using it for a while? also how is it powered?... I would be interested to know. Thanks.
and Scrivens your byline reminded me of this little bit of useless info that I heard the other day, thought I would share... there is this fear called Anatidaephobia the fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you! hehe... I first seen it in a far side cartoon, it made me laugh a lot... probably because I can relate as I have ducks and they dont miss seeing or hearing much, I also noticed there is a group devoted to Anatidaephobia on facebook too. Cheers all.
Just had a look around online, there is a lot of talk about it and it appears Gary Larson (Far side) made it up, its a fictional phobia, sure makes me laugh when I think about it.
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Ron# you can get various models, but I have a basic battery-powered model, it feeds a small amount of flakes twice a day....I have had no problems, if anything mine slightly underfeeds( which is probably a good thing) mine was about £15.
you can get very sophisticated devices which can be set to give feeds at different times rates etc, but they are a lot more expensive
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December 08, 2011, 05:57:18 AM »
Automatic Feeders huh? I've only had the tank for 3 months, so no, I don't have an automatic feeder....
I figured seeing as I'm only away for a week, she'd be fine to go without? They survive for up to 2 weeks without food in the wild don't they?
Not to mention I could always get a tasty plant for her instead?
I don't really go away from Cardiff that often and when I do it's usually only a weekend thing, this will be the first time all year really, that I'm going away for a week, so I'm not too sure on an automatic feeder when I'm really not away that often and when I am there's usually someone around in the house which could feed her.
But as its Christmas I think they're all away too.... will have to double check....
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Automatic feeders should be avoided!!
Adding a bunch of food to a tank when you're not there to watch the fish (in case there would be a nitrite or ammonia spike) could have awful consequences! D: (Not to mention in case something goes wrong with the device and it would suddenly dump too much food into the tank)
The fish will only feel better if they wouldn't eat for a few days. Goldfish can easily handle two weeks without food, the water quality is far more important when you're gone. If you'll be away for longer than two weeks, ask a neighbor or someone to feed the fish a small amount of food you already prepared in a little zip-top bag to avoid them overfeeding the fish
You could also give them a few slices of zucchini to eat. This can easily be left in the tank for up to 48 hours for the fish to nibble on, and if you didn't put too much, it'd be perfect
Of course, I won't bash anyone who has an automatic feeder and finds them useful!! I just think it's safer and healthier to avoid
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Well all my house mates are away anyway and by the looks of things I'm the first one back here. So after seeing she was fine after her 3 day starve, due to that massive poop she did a while back, I'm sure an extra few days on top of that won't bother her too much, other than her being grouchy at me XD
I see what you mean Nossie, I have heard similar things about them... and I'd be a bit worried that with only one fish, an automatic feeder would over feed her. Plus I rarely go away for longer than a week (I think the last time I went away for 2 weeks was possibly Christmas this time last year!) and usually my partner or one of my house mates is around, it's only because it's Christmas and we're all going off to see families and such, that for once there won't be anyone around!
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Cheers Scrivens thanks for the link and answering my Q's about the auto-feeder. And Skwishee my fish get the grumps too when I miss a feed from being away, and if I am away for a while I do as Nossie says and measure the food out for each day I am away (one feed a day only) and have a someone feed them for me, at least they get something and I know they are not being overfed.
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Yeah thanks for the help guys, I'm only away for 5 days or so, only 2 extra days to the 3 day fast she had quite recently, so I'm sure she'll be okay
The tank temperature has dipped slightly under 16 degrees, but other than that it's staying around the same temperature.
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Sounds nice
Soon you'll have the big tank!
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Hey guys just an interesting update.
Earlier in the month, with my partner being away I accidentally left his computer on over night, woke up the next day and surprise surprise the tank had gone back to 18 degrees from 16 degrees (who knew his computer heated the room that much?!).
And more recently since all my house mates have gone for christmas now (just me and the fish!), last night I shut all the windows and most of the doors in the house.
Lucky's tank is actually amazingly back up to almost 18 degrees, having dropped to almost 14 on Sunday after the water change!
I think the cause is my house mate, has a window open upstairs for her cat to get in and out, so at least I know that while I'm away, with all the windows and things shut, she will be fine
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Oh, nice!
18 degrees should be perfect!
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djpretzel liked a post in a topic: The "OCR can enable ads on my mixes for more data" opt-in thread
I'm in I suppose.
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Hmmm... then I may have a hypothetical something for this hypothetical something... hypothetically.
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I love the trailer, but... "the final Volume of the BadAss trilogy?" Hopefully someone will beat this Undead nightMare into more volumes!
Oh man! I'm jonesing for this sasha fierce!!!!
So, it's been a while since you've guys have heard from me. Haven;t had a game remix in a while either (well, BadAss 3 will have something from me but that's a way off). I've been playing Fallout 4 off & on, & heard this holotape in it titled "Hi Honey!" on it. Since I'm now married, it stirred up some emotions that I had to get down, & I used the Fallout Main theme to get em out. This is not a full on remix, more just a short variation on the main title. Wanted to make it sound like a sad love song, bittersweet even. d/l link: https://soundcloud.com/dlpmusic/fallout4theme_hihoney or if you wanted to stream it on youtube: https://youtu.be/gorH8o2BEhk Let me know what you think!
I'm glad this is n the way to release! Also, I was just reading people having ideas for a Good guy theme based album & I say go for it! I think a BadAss: Hero Themes would be awesome, & a fresh way to take the BadAss albums!
You can get the album over at Soundcloud too now if you don't want to go through the hassle of Bandcamps checkout!
A while ago I started some tracks for possible inclusion in the DooM 2 album that got released, for whatever reason I never got around to finishing them, later on I started working on an Icon of Sin track for BadAss, also not finishing it. The only track I ended up finishing from DooM 2 was the collab with Luiza & BGC. I decided I need to rectify that, so just in time for Halloween, a 3 track DooM 2 EP… & it's free even, just enter 0 in the name your own price bracket to get the tracks in any format you choose. All 3 tracks are appropriately gothic, & are perfect for a night filled with demon hunting & candy & stuff. Hope you guys dig it! The Alemantra Working: A DooM 2 EP OR, skip the whole Bandcamp process & get the MP3's over at Soundcloud! https://soundcloud.com/dlpmusic/sets/doom-2-the-alemantra-working-ep
No promises, but I think I'm gonna try and do a solo remix for the volume. Thinking about something from a dark side or... something. Also, hopefully the gruntilda track can get done before the deadline. I'm hoping!
Hey, everybody! Posted up a track based around the Arkham City theme mixed with the Terminator theme. It was inspired by the " " short that's been floating around; after watching it I needed to make this. Here's the youtube link, with a link to download the mp3 in the description (or just click here). I picked Arkham City's theme because it's pretty much every Batman theme combined into one new beast of a song.
And if you want to stream the album on youtubes... you can! Like & Share & subscribe & obey... or whatever it is you're supposed to say when you post a youtube video.
Dude, keep working on it & release it on your own! I'd love to hear what you can make with more time!
Well, the winners are First place, Chernabogue! Second, Andrew Mushel! I'll send you guys your prizes soon!
After years of work, off & on you see, I'm really hyped to announce the release of my new album, Die On My Feet! Over 40 minutes of track done in a hybrid style that will be familiar to you if you like my stuff from various OCR projects, particularly BadAss Volumes 1 & 2! Everything from Rock, EDM, big beat, metal, orchestral... Ass Kickery Hardcore Style, I call it Post Rock EDM. For the last few years I've been working on a collection of songs that are now where I want them to be; Took me a few years to get good enough to make them sound the way I envisioned them. Die On My Feet is a concept album of sorts, not really a story, so much as an idea. When the the world as we know it ends, what does it mean to survive, what does it mean to live? It's a really gritty, dark album, with a little bit of hope throughout; even in the darkest of times, there is always hope. It's a culmination of all the music I've ever loved, inspired by countless artists I grew up listening to, powered by every life lesson I've learned up to this point in my life, & an end to a particularly difficult chapter in it. Dedicated to my Dad. He used to tell me that no matter how hard life got, you never give up, because you never know who might be inspired. Get the album at these links, & if you dig it, leave a review! If you can't buy it now, it's also on Spotify! Bandcamp CDBaby itunes Amazon MP3 Google Play
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Usually, it's the cops in the Reagan family who are in the line of fire. They weren't the only ones this time.
Prosecutor Erin (Bridget Moynahan) ended up imperiled in Friday's (Oct. 11) CBS episode of "Blue Bloods." Written by series co-executive producer Siobhan Byrne O'Connor, "To Protect and Serve" set the danger somewhere it wouldn't be expected — a courtroom.
The hour began with Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) and Maria (Marisa Ramirez) investigating a broad-daylight murder, with the only witness the victim's young son Michael (a very natural, wrenching performance by Jake Miller, playing off a commendably sensitive Wahlberg). Asked if he had relatives he could stay with, the boy said, "My mom. But I don't want to go home just yet. I just want to stay with him [the slain father]."
Then it was off to court, where Erin ran into her fellow-lawyer ex Jack (Peter Hermann, the real-life husband of Mariska Hargitay) and wasn't thrilled he'd gotten their daughter Nicky (Sami Gayle) concert tickets. Erin already had gotten her the tickets as "a surprise," prompting her former spouse to ask testily for a list of "Things Jack Could Do Right."
On foot patrol, Jamie (Will Estes) was teasing Eddie (Vanessa Ray) about her possible date when they saw a sudden collision with a moving van turn a mother and son's car over on its side. Jamie smashed a window to get the terrified youngster out.
A lieutenant showed up and ordered Jamie to prepare the accident report, though the child wanted the comforting Jamie to go to the hospital with him. Jamie then got in the ambulance, with the commander warning him, "You leave here, you disobey a lawful order. I'll have your shield." And Jamie left anyway.
Danny and Maria used the murder victim's son's description to identify the suspect, Delgado (Armando Riesco) … who supposedly was still in prison for another homicide. But Maria said that according to records she was looking at, "He literally just disappeared from the system."
After Frank's (Tom Selleck) aides Garrett (Gregory Jbara) and Baker (Abigail Hawk) prepped him for a broadcast debate on civil liberties, he met with two Homeland Security agents (Kevin Kilner and Ron Canada) who had their own interest in Delgado. He was an informant for them on a terrorism-funding drug ring, and they wanted Frank to order Danny to "back off."
Instead, Frank covertly gave Danny information on tracking Delgado, adding that Danny should come up with an alibi to "figure out how you found that out."
Jamie was indeed brought up on charges of disobeying an order, and though police chief Dino (John Ventimiglia) offered to "make this go away," Frank refused, wanting to appear by-the-book. At the same time, though, Frank showed he was in no hurry to help Homeland Security in protecting Delgado … as was Danny, who sought Erin's assistance on the legal front.
Danny found his man by tailing one of the federal agents, who was none too happy to see Delgado being arrested. Following Erin's advice, Danny informed the agent that the collar took place "in my jurisdiction. So you, my friend, can kiss my New York a**."
Jamie's suspension got big play in the city's tabloids — his being the police commissioner's son and all — but Frank also had to deal with the feds' anger about their informant being taken into custody. Yet another twist lay in wait for the Reagans: Jack was appointed to represent the informant, which didn't please Erin.
Danny still wanted to know why someone would want to kill the murdered man, and Michael revealed his slain dad was a dockworker who'd discovered cocaine inside a damaged container. Michael then looked at a police lineup, and he immediately pointed out Delgado as "the guy who shot my father."
Jack tried to dismiss the integrity of the identification because of the witness' age, then accused Erin of opposing him for more than professional reasons, given their recent argument over Nicky.
Jamie went to a bar and met Eddie, who'd had less of a second date than a request to meet her suitor for a late rendezvous at his place — an invitation she turned down. Jamie took the occasion to assure her he'd made it clear she had no role in his disobeying the lieutenant, and he explained that to him, the young accident victim's view of cops was "more important than protocol."
Then, Jamie added that "sometimes it helps" to have the last name Reagan as a New York cop, but "sometimes it puts a target on your back." And Eddie was impressed that he wouldn't seek his father's help in getting him out of "trouble I got myself into."
Danny visibly didn't like being grilled by Jack on the witness stand, and the judge ultimately refused to dismiss Michael's identification of Delgado — who then grabbed a security guard's gun as he was being taken back into custody and yelled, "Don't anybody move!"
Erin tried to calm him down — and got a bullet in the shoulder for her efforts, with Jack rushing to her aid.
Frank received word of the quickly intensifying situation while participating in the debate, then baffled Garrett — given Erin's involvement — by insisting to go back to One Police Plaza instead of the courthouse. Upon arriving there, Frank learned the hostage-holding suspect would talk only to Danny.
Jack quietly promised he'd get the wounded Erin out of their courtroom prison, and she replied, "Don't be heroic." Delgado demanded $200,000 and a flight to the Dominican Republic, but Danny insisted via phone on one hostage being released first. Delgado countered that if his requests weren't met quickly, he'd start killing the hostages, "starting with your sister."
Through a pinhole camera snuck into the courtroom, police could monitor what was happening, so Frank could see that Erin was wounded. Danny called Delgado back to say the demands were being met, but his trying to get Erin freed went nowhere. "She's the most valuable hostage I have," he was told.
Danny insisted on speaking to Erin, who nervously said, "Tell Dad I'm OK." Jack then offered himself as a replacement hostage, only to be pistol-whipped by Delgado, who ordered Erin outside with his weapon literally at her head.
The intended getaway car arrived with Danny behind the wheel, giving Erin a glimmer of hope. Showing himself to be unarmed, Danny asked Delgado again to release Erin, even getting on his knees to plead for her freedom. And still watching from a distance, Frank audibly asked, "Please don't hurt my family."
Danny made exactly the same request — just as he reached for a gun concealed in one of the car's wheel wells and Erin dropped herself to the pavement. And down went Delgado from the gunshot fired by Danny, who raced over to Erin as Frank let out a heavy sigh of relief.
Not even an episode so tense could preclude the traditional "Blue Bloods" family-dinner scene. "We've got Erin dodging bullets and Jamie telling off his bosses," patriarch Henry (Len Cariou) declared. "it's been a banner week for the family business."
It so happened Frank also had been a Reagan rebel, since he admitted he once "went two weeks without pay for telling the chief to stick it where the sun don't shine." Henry added he'd gotten "two days' suspension for kicking a rapist in the nuts." And not to be outdone, Danny said he'd earned a 20-day suspension "for calling out a corrupt judge in open court."
Frank reflected, while looking straight at Jamie, "Sometimes, you have to follow your heart, even if you do break the rules."
The extra meaning of "Please don't hurt my family" also was revealed at the table: It was Reagan code for "Hit the ground," Danny explained. Erin said Frank had invented it, but Frank noted it came from Henry. "We never actually had to use it," Henry noted, and Frank expressed the hope the Reagans never would have to again.
Returning to her own home, Erin found Jack waiting with a bouquet of roses, wanting to ensure that she was OK. "There's nothing I regret more than letting you go, and I have never told you that," he said. She thanked him, telling him she was glad he'd been with her in their moment of crisis — and they kissed, though she asked, "What are we doing?" And he followed her inside.
Frank wanted to know if he and Jamie were "square" regarding the suspension, and Jamie confirmed they were, though he said he'd "do exactly the same thing" again. The still-suspended Jamie then invited his dad to go see "the new Tom Hanks movie" … perfect timing, considering Hanks' "Captain Phillips" also opened Friday.
"I'd love to," Frank replied with a smile, "but some of us have to go to work in the morning."


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View Poll Results: Vote for your favourite Spice and Wolf character(s) | |||
Horo | 113 | 91.13% | |
Lawrence | 67 | 54.03% | |
Chloe | 8 | 6.45% | |
Zelen | 1 | 0.81% | |
Weiss | 3 | 2.42% | |
Marlheit | 3 | 2.42% | |
Jacob | 2 | 1.61% | |
Nora | 22 | 17.74% | |
Enik | 13 | 10.48% | |
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2008-10-20, 07:39 | Link #1 |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Spice and Wolf - Favourite Character(s) Poll
Welcome to the long delayed Spice and Wolf - Favourite Character(s) Poll, the place when you can adorn you favourite characters and support them expressing all of your bushy tail love!
Yes, we know that Horo is going to win the poll hands down but don't forget you can vote for multiple characters all at once in this poll, so share your love of the other characters as well. Your vote is final once you click on the "vote now" tab. You won't be able to comeback and vote a second time for another character. Choose wisely! The poll is public which means the votes will be visible to everyone! Thread Rules
2008-10-20, 20:13 | Link #10 |
User of the "Fast Draw"
Horo - No questions there. Great personality, voice, and character. Really shows a lot of sides from loneliness to teasing.
Lawrence - Necessary for the fun dynamic with Horo. Can do some stupid things, but still a good guy. Weiss - I found the guy pretty entertaining . Really puts on a big production and too bad we probably won't see him again.
2008-10-21, 02:23 | Link #11 |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
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Gah...didn't realize it was a multiple-choice poll until too late....
Don't think I really need to mention who it was I voted for. But Nora would've been my second choice, because she is perhaps the only character who is able to unsettle Horo without even intending to do so. |
2008-10-21, 12:55 | Link #15 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
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Voted for the Horo/Lawrence, Nora/Enik pairs.... Chloe made a rather excellent ambiguous villain --- but rather unpleasantly calculating. Even after she lost, she had no epiphany of principles other than lamenting that her luck sucked. I predict she'll make many enemies in her business career using the sort of win-lose calculus she employs.
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Location: My own delusions of grandeur.
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2008-10-21, 14:23 | Link #17 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 59
Well... if they follow the novels - the character she replaced is no longer part of the story. I was just referring to the imaginary path she'd follow outside of the story.
Spice and Wolf is a sort of "Wagon Train" or "Star Trek" story - once the heroes move on, the other characters stay behind to carry on outside of the story focus. There are a few characters who will probably turn up again in future stories should Horo&Lawrence return down the road. Chloe will probably not be invited to any tea parties though.
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Greek Stifado
Beef | 1 1⁄2 Pound | |
Onion | 12 Small | |
Tomato paste | 1⁄2 Tablespoon | |
Oregano | 1 Tablespoon | |
Garlic | 6 Clove (30 gm) | |
Spice | 4 Clove (20 gm) | |
Cinammon | 3 Teaspoon | |
Greek wine vinegar | 2 Tablespoon | |
Olive oil | 1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Extra Virgin) |
1.Bring your large pot out to cook this dish in and place it on the stove top.
2.Pour the olive oil into the pot and get ready to brown the meat in the olive oil, so turn up the heat to medium high.
3.Add the meat and saute the cubes stirring constantly so that they dont stick to the pot and get burnt.
4.Wait for the meat to get lightly braised in the oil and then add the tomato paste which has been diluted in 1 1/2 cups of water.
5.Turn up the heat to high and bring the contents of the pot to a boil.
6.Add the wine vinegar, the onions without chopping and the whole garlic cloves to the pot. Give it all a good stir to coat the meat.
7.Add oregano, sea salt and the fresh ground pepper. Lastly add the cinnamon stick along with the spice cloves.
8.Give the contents a good stir and turn the heat down and let it simmer for an hour.
9.Uncover the lid and once the meat is tender, ladle into stew dishes.
10.Serve with fresh white bread.
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Calories 1021 Calories from Fat 576
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 65 g99.6%
Saturated Fat 16 g80%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 140.6 mg46.9%
Sodium 154.2 mg6.4%
Total Carbohydrates 62 g20.6%
Dietary Fiber 14.9 g59.6%
Sugars 21.6 g
Protein 54 g107.9%
Vitamin A 8.9% Vitamin C 75.7%
Calcium 31.5% Iron 50.7%
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North Carolina Reminds Hunters of Deer/CWD Rules
In an ongoing and continued effort to prevent Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) from infecting North Carolina's resident deer population, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding hunters to use extreme caution in importing out-of-state harvests.
Currently, there is no reported incidence of CWD in North Carolina. The Commission needs hunter cooperation to help prevent this dangerous disease from infiltrating the state's deer population.
"This is a devastating, always fatal disease, and this warning is another precaution the Commission has taken to minimize the chances of CWD entering the state and becoming established in North Carolina," said Evin Stanford, the Commission's deer biologist.
According to state law enacted in early 2006, it is illegal to import the carcass or carcass parts of a cervid – meaning any member of the deer family, such as white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk or moose - from any state or province where CWD occurs unless specific precautions are taken.
The purpose of this law is to prevent potentially dangerous, infective tissues, such as the brain, spinal chord and nervous system tissues, from entering the Tar Heel state. Legal implications most often arise when a hunter brings an out-of-state carcass to a North Carolina processing facility for butchering or tries to deliver an out-of-state cervid to a North Carolina taxidermist.
However, there are safe, legal methods for hunters to import a harvest, even when taken from a location with documented cases of CWD.
A carcass or carcass part may be transported if it is:
- * Cut and wrapped
- * Meat that has been boned out
- * Caped hides
- * Cleaned skull plates
- * In quarters or portions of meat with no part of the spinal column or head attached
- * Antlers
- * Cleaned teeth
- * A finished taxidermy product
Additional restrictions that apply to cervid carcasses, carcass parts or processed meat packages entering the state of North Carolina include labeling with the following:
- * Hunter's name and address
- * State or province of origin
- * Date of harvest and the hunter's hunting license number from the state of origin
- * Destination of the package
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is constantly watchful for animals that fit the clinical profile for CWD. Individuals observing animals displaying CWD symptoms should contact the Commission so that agency biologists can determine if it is necessary to test the animal for CWD. Symptoms of the disease include:
- * Extreme weight loss
- * Excessive salivation, drooling, drinking or urination
- * Listlessness
- * Lowering of the head
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Links to DRYGIN added to SGD Locus Summary and Interactions pages
June 23, 2012
SGD now provides links from both the Locus Summary and Interactions pages for each S. cerevisiae ORF to DRYGIN (Data Repository of Yeast Genetic Interactions), a database of quantitative genetic interactions of S. cerevisiae (Koh et al., 2010). These genetic interactions were determined from SGA double-mutant arrays conducted in Charles Boone's laboratory at the University of Toronto, and include both published data (Costanzo et al., 2010) and new interactions released by the Boone laboratory as they become available. Clicking on a DRYGIN link in SGD from an ORF's Locus Summary or Interactions page goes directly to the DRYGIN search results page for that ORF, which lists both positive and negative genetic interactions as well as any genetic correlations for the given ORF.
Ethanol from Waste
June 16, 2012
Biofuels hold the promise to significantly slow down global warming. But this will only be the case if they come from something besides corn.
We don't want them to come from the parts of other plants we eat, either. Shunting food towards fuel will only jack up food prices and put the lives of the poorest at risk. Policy makers should not have to decide between feeding the poor and running their cars.
No, to make biofuels worth our time, we need to be able to turn agricultural waste, grass, saplings, etc. into ethanol. Unfortunately this stuff is mostly cellulose and lignin and we don't have anything that can efficiently ferment this "lignocellulosic biomass."
Many groups are working towards creating strains of Saccharomyces yeast, the predominant fungal organism used for large-scale industrial processes, to do this job. None have yet been created that can do the job well enough to be industrially viable. They are either poor fermentors or are genetically modified so that they include non-yeast genes. Ideally any strain would include only Saccharomyces genes, to avoid the public's fear and loathing of genetically modified organisms.
This is where a new study in GENETICS by Schwartz and coworkers comes in. This group is working towards engineering a yeast that can ferment the pentoses like xylose that make up a good chunk of this otherwise inedible biomass, using genes that are naturally occurring in Saccharomyces. They haven't yet created such a yeast, but they have at least identified a couple of key genes involved in utilizing xylose.
The researchers took what seemed to be a straightforward approach. Collect and screen various yeast strains for their ability to grow on xylose and isolate the relevant gene(s) from the best of them. Sounds easy enough except that most of the strains they've found are terrible sporulators. This means that they couldn't use conventional methods to isolate the genes they were interested in and so had to come up with new methods.
First they needed to find some way to get the strain to sporulate. They were able to force sporulation by creating a tetraploid intermediate between the xylose fermenting strain, CBS1502, and the reference strain, CBS7001, by adding an inducible HO gene. During this process, they noticed that the ability to utilize xylose segregated in a 3:1 pattern. This usually means that two genes are involved.
They next needed a way to identify these two genes. What they did was to pool 21 spores that could ferment xylose and 21 that could not. They then purified the DNA from each pool and compared them using high throughput sequencing. They eventually found two genes that were key to getting this yeast to use xylose as its carbon source. (They also found at least two other "bonus" genes that seemed to boost its ability to use xylose).
One of the genes, GRE3, was a known member of a xylose utilization pathway. But the other gene, the molecular chaperone APJ1, was not known to be involved in metabolizing xylose. The authors hypothesize that APJ1 might stabilize the GRE3 mRNA.
These two genes may not be enough to create an industrially viable, xylose fermenting Saccharomyces just yet. But the novel methods of gene isolation presented in this study may allow researchers to find additional genes that might one day get them there. Then we will have a way to get ethanol without the large carbon footprint and without the human cost.
A genetic engineering approach to getting yeast to ferment agricultural waste
by D. Barry Starr, Ph.D., Director of Outreach Activities, Stanford Genetics
Tags: biofuel > biomass > ethanol > fermentation > lignocellulosic biomass > Saccharomyces > Saccharomyces cerevisiae > yeast
Cancer's Chromosomal Chaos Explained (Partly)
June 1, 2012
One reason cancer is so tricky to treat has to do with its adaptability. It can quickly try out new genetic combinations until it hits upon one that can survive whatever treatment a doctor is currently throwing at it. The result is return of the cancer after remission.
One way cancer is able to change its genetics so rapidly has to do with chromosome instability. The number of chromosomes in a cancer cell is much less stable than in a normal cell. This allows the cancer cell to constantly explore a wide range of chromosomal combinations.
It is still an open question how this dynamic instability happens. The gene-centric theory suggests that mutations in key genes are the main driving force. The chromosome-centric model says that having the wrong number of chromosomes is the critical component.
Distinguishing between these two models using cancer cells has proven difficult because these cells always have mutated genes. There is simply no way to look at just chromosome numbers in this system. This is where yeast can help.
In a recent paper published in PLoS Genetics, Zhu and coworkers used yeast to explore whether altered chromosome number was sufficient to explain chromosome instability. They found that chromosome numbers alone can explain some but not all of chromosomal instability.
The authors created various chromosomal combinations in yeast by sporulating isogenic triploid yeast cells. These cells had different numbers of genetically identical chromosomes. They then explored the stability of each chromosome number combination using both FACS and qPCR.
What they found was that chromosome number certainly impacted chromosomal stability. Chromosome number became less and less stable as the chromosome number veered further and further from the haploid state. Of course, once the cells became diploid, stability returned.
The authors explain this with the idea that there is only so much cellular machinery to move chromosomes to the proper place during mitosis. As more and more chromosomes are added to the cell, the machinery becomes increasingly taxed, resulting in more and more errors.
But once the diploid state is reached, all the genes are present to make twice as much mitotic machinery. Now stable chromosome segregation can happen.
This was the broad pattern Zhu and coworkers observed but it certainly wasn't the whole story. The authors found islands of stability in the chromosomal chaos.
For example, very often when there were equal numbers of chromosome VII (ChrVII) and chromosome X (ChrX), the chromosome number was more stable than predicted. They explored this further and found evidence that suggested that at least part of this was due to the MAD1 gene on ChrVII and the MAD2 gene on ChrX.
Stable chromosome numbers required that these genes be present in a 1:1 ratio. Once the ratio strayed from one, chromosomal instability increased. But these genes don't explain everything. There were unstable combinations where the MAD1/MAD2 ratio was correct. As might be expected, there are other gene combinations that can lead to instability as well.
So incorrect chromosome number alone can explain the chromosomal instability seen in cancer cells. But genes clearly play a role too, as evidenced by the islands of stability and the MAD1 gene and MAD2 genes. As usual, reality is probably a combination of the two models.
So it looks like chromosome number does play an important role in chromosomal instability. Too many chromosomes may overtax the mitotic machinery so that chromosomes end up mis-segregated.
by D. Barry Starr, Ph.D., Director of Outreach Activities, Stanford Genetics
Tags: cancer > chromosomal instability > chromosome > genetics > Saccharomyces cerevisiae > yeast


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Proofs and Theories
Winner of the 1993 PEN/Martha Albrand Award for First Non-Fiction, Proofs and Theories is an illuminating collection of essays by Louise Gl ck, whose most recent book of poems, The Wild Iris, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Gl ck brings to her prose the same precision of language, the same incisiveness and insight that distinguish her poetry. The force of her thought is evident everywhere in these essays, from her explorations of other poets' work to her skeptical contemplation of current literary critical notions such as "sincerety" and "courage." Here also are Gl ck's revealing reflections on her own education and life as a poet, and a tribute to her teacher and mentor, Stanley Kunitz. Proofs and Theories is the testament of a major poet.
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Valentine's Tea set for Feb. 9
The Owen County Homemakers will be sponsoring a Valentine's Tea at 5 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 9, at the Owen County Extension Office. Bring your friends and join us for a tea party and try fresh-baked scones and appetizers. Wear your hat and you will be entered for a prize. Call the Owen County Extension Office and purchase your ticket by Feb. 6. The cost is $10 to attend.
Images of Owen countians were captured in photographs, their daily lives recorded in letters, diaries and family histories, and stories of their undaunted spirit were shared by one generation to the next.
It is these vital pieces of long ago that bind the past to the present and give us insight into our history.
In a 1950 News-Herald insert, articles written by several Owen countians created a nostalgic journey to bygone days.
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Learn how sound waves travel and how the telephone was invented by Bell. We'll watch a video and complete an experiment in sound. Recommended for grades 2-8, beginning at 3:15 p.m., today (Wednesday).
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Leftovers save both time and money by providing already made meals in a hurry and helping to stretch our hard-earned dollar. But leftovers must be handled safely to prevent foodborne illness. Here are some tips from the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service to make the most out of your leftovers and prevent foodborne illness.
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The owner of the LA Clippers basketball team in America has been fined $2.5m and banned from the sport for life for allegedly making racist remarks.
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Virgin de Guadelupe Parade
This parade was rambling down Broadway beneath the J/M train at the Marcy Ave. stop at the foot of the Williamsburg bridge. Elaborate masks and costumes, live music and lots of people marching in plain clothes behind the truck decorated with balloons and the image of the Virgen de Guadelupe. I wish I had time to stop and see the whole thing, I caught this by chance on my way to work at 9:30 this Saturday morning!
The Virgin de Guadelupe is one of the strongest images in mexican culture, she is said to be the "Mother to all of Mexico". The official day in her honor is December 12th. Read more about her here.
Virgen de Guadelupe,
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So joyous. I can almost hear the parade your pics are so vivid.
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Neat costumes.
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Thanks - great pictures!
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So we made it to We've been here for a good few days now and we're starting to get used to it. (Slowly) The climate is very hot and humid, it rains once most days (and it really really rains) which is refreshing and we're staying by the sea so there is a nice cool breeze. On arrival we were greeted with flower garlands which was really nice. A welcome lunch and hospital tour were next. The hospital is very basic with 4 small wards (8 beds) paeds, female, male and maternity. It isn't too busy at the moment. Other hospital facilities include x-ray machine (WOW!), malaria lab, small pharmacy, nurses station, office huts, hospital cat + kitten (which sadly hisses at you when you try and go near it) to keep away rats and a small operating room which has the occasional piece of equipment. All in all it is pretty good for what it is, ships only visit here every couple of weeks and there are only 2 small planes a week (at best). The place we're staying is equally basic, unfortunately it is about 25 minutes walk away from the hospital which is a bit far, especially in the heat but it'll be good for us. Our house is right by the sea with its own private beach, bench and hammock. It is really beautiful. We have a gas stove, basic cooking equipment, a gas fridge that doesn't work (it might be working today I'm told), no electricity, a few solar lights, water from the roof stored in a tank and a bucket to wash with. We looked at another guesthouse place but the toilet there wasn't working which was enough to put us off, at least we have a nice working toilet. Not exactly what we're used to but we're getting used to it. (The fridge would make a big difference as we'd be able to store our fish rather than buy one most days). Things are really cheap here such as fish about 1 pound for a whole Tuna fish freshly caught from the wharf. Missbliss is getting stuck into teaching at the school (which is a bit further from the house annoyingly) and I'm getting stuck in at the hospital. I've learnt loads already (much more than I've ever learnt in the When we first arrived I was a bit like what the hell am I doing here but we're settling in now and getting used to living third world style. There is no internet but email is just about ok so I'll keep my blog updated every so often.
Monday, 27 August 2007
We've made it! (Lata Hospital, Santa Cruz Island)
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- Elaine said...
Great to hear from you! Sounds like this is going to be a very worth-while elective in terms of learning. Enjoy
- 27 August 2007 at 10:45
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I have decided I'm glad not to be out on elective yet. Months of GPs/Micro/Obs/Gynae has meant I now am incapable of:
siting venflons (especially these new 'safety' ones)
using a stethoscope
doing a cardioresp exam
plus any number of other things I used to be quite competent at :S - 27 August 2007 at 18:24
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Externals showing up as folders. Not loading
Titles says it all. I get no such external messages.
Max 5.1.8
OsX 10.6.8
I have a similar problem on one computer ; you need to add a "PkgInfo" from another valid external to the "Contents" folder.
(this file is missing in some 3rd party externals)
Which externals have you tried? If you haven't already, I'd recommend trying some of the more commonly used externals (maybe the Tristan Jehan objects, or Tap.Tools) and see if those load. If they do, then your problem may be more with a specific external.
BTW: The thing that Mathieu just posted: I just went and fixed it for PM.Chamberlin~, so you might download it again and see if that fixes it.
works like a charm… actually it worked like science… charms don't work.
anyway thank you!
I just had the same problem and pasting the pkginfo inside the packages worked (I also had to do your PM.Chamberlin~ btw Peter (dated 22 aug)).
so, what should a developer do to make sure this never happens? When is the pkginfo created?
I looked around a bit in xcode and I found an option "Force Package Info Generation", should that be ticked?
I never have this ticked and basically all my externals have the pkginfo file, except for 1 old one, but I don't know why…
Hi Timo,
this question might look better on the dev forum, but you're correct, Force Package Info Generation should be set to 'Yes'. If you use the maxmspsdk.xcconfig as a basic settings file (which is submitted with the Max SDK), then you'll find the line 'GENERATE_PKGINFO_FILE = YES', which is the reason why you don't have to set it manually in your externals (again, this is the case only if you use the mentioned file as a base for your XCode settings). It can happen, by chance, that you end up having a pkginfo in your external without having this option enabled, but that is, as I mentioned, pure chance (for instance, if you had a pkginfo in a generated external for some obscure reason and later you uncheck the 'Force Package Info Generation', then you won't lose the already generated pkginfo file).
Hope this helps,
thanks Ádám , that clears things up (yes it should be in the dev forum :-) )
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Sky King
Tonya R. Boles 8/30/2006 1:02:58 PM
Wonderful shot. #513286Deb James 8/30/2006 1:14:05 PM
Superb! Excellent clarity and detail the DOF is perfect. #3245710Kim C. Johnson 8/30/2006 1:50:52 PM
I love it!! Perfect! #3245857Kay E. Mahoney 8/30/2006 2:07:03 PM
Fantastic capture. Loved looking through your gallery. So many awesome photos. Would take way to long to comment on all of them. Keep up the nice work. #3245957Lynn Crawford 8/30/2006 2:13:07 PM
Such a beautiful capture, love the detail on the eagle and great DOF :) #3245983Lynn Crawford 8/30/2006 6:37:43 PM
Wow, what a glorious bird! You captured him well.... details are perfect! #3246788Kim S. Hite 8/30/2006 9:33:00 PM
What a stunning capture! #3247316Janine Russell 8/30/2006 11:52:23 PM
Dick and Sara, great detail, exposure and lighting. #3247518Dan Walters 8/31/2006 6:55:51 PM
Great shot! You really got the eyes tack sharp! #3252120anonymous A. 9/14/2006 7:58:14 AM
I am thoroughly impressed and very jealous!Sara And Dick 9/14/2006 5:07:23 PM
Dan and David, Thank you for your kind comments on our eagle! We had a wonderful trip and very productive!!! Sara & Dick #3310317Kay E. Mahoney 9/26/2006 4:53:49 PM
Congratulations on your fantastic finalist. Good luck in the next round. #3365844Dennis Flanagan 9/26/2006 5:48:20 PM
Truly a wow shot. Congrats. #3366591Graeme yew Chow 9/26/2006 6:12:21 PM
Congrats on this super capture , will see this again definitely, Sara & Dick. #3366948Graham D. Sher 9/26/2006 7:23:27 PM
superb capture and very well deserved finalist #3367789Shawn Jennings 9/27/2006 1:14:05 PM
Wonderful capture! Congratulations on your finalist!!! #3374477Mitch Spence 9/28/2006 1:38:59 PM
I'm just in awe that you got this shot. #3381126Sara And Dick 9/28/2006 4:13:44 PM
Kay, Dennis, Graeme, Graham, Shawn & Mitch - thank you so much for your inspiring comments! We certainly enjoyed taking this picture. Everything was perfect that day..... Thanks again, Dick & Sara #3381684Graeme yew Chow 9/28/2006 11:37:22 PM
Dick and Sara, as I said we will see it again. spot on judgement ! congrats to you. #3382836Janine Russell 9/29/2006 12:25:33 AM
Dick and Sara, congratulations on your Second Place win. #3383089Kim C. Johnson 9/29/2006 3:25:56 AM
Congratulations!!! Glad to see that this photo won, well deserved. #3383901anonymous A. 9/29/2006 4:37:27 AM
Hardly surprising! Excellent result: congratulations. #3384290Kay E. Mahoney 9/29/2006 6:48:05 AM
Congratulations on your beautiful 2nd place winner. #3385124Claudia Kuhn 9/29/2006 8:43:58 AM
Terrific capture, congrats! #3385814She-She Killough 9/29/2006 9:00:32 AM
WHAT a CAPTURE!!! Congrats on this Fine Image!! #3385915Colette M. Metcalf 9/29/2006 12:07:00 PM
Great capture! Congrats on your win!! #3386736Sara And Dick 9/30/2006 9:26:16 AM
Graeme, Janine, Kim, David, Kay, Claudia, She-She and Colette - Thank you so much for your inspiring words and support! With winter quickly approaching, South Florida will come alive with many great opportunity for similar shots, with different birds of course, we don't have eagles down here (at least not in any great quantity). Please feel free to call on us and we will be happy to serve as your guides to our local "hot spots"!!! Thank you again!!!! #3390419Karen Walzer 10/1/2006 2:37:24 PM
Congrats on your beautiful image! K #3394841Aida Villaronga 10/1/2006 2:56:42 PM
Congratulation,Sara and Dick! #3394883Allan L. Whitehead 10/3/2006 1:08:16 PM
Magnificent win, Sara & Dick, well done my friend - Allan #3403440Sara And Dick 10/3/2006 4:05:37 PM
Karen, Aida & Allan - Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement!! What we experienced in 13 days in Alaska still excites us! The Alaska that we saw left such a memorable impression that we are planning next summer's trip, this time with a twist. We encourage all viewers out there, and specially those that commented and appreciate our eagle picture to give some serious thought to visiting Alaska as the photo ops are endless!!! Thanks again - Dick & Sara #3404023Shawn Jennings 10/4/2006 7:21:05 AM
Congratulations on your win!!! #3406308Ariel Lepor 10/13/2006 5:40:53 PM
Stunning. #3446343Shelly A. Van Camp 10/21/2006 6:19:32 AM
Truly amazing and beautiful shot. You captured this so perfect! Love it! Great job!! #3480485Bill Houghton 10/21/2006 2:07:00 PM
WOW!! Simply an awesome shot. It deserves first place in my openion. Congratulations. #3481992Sara And Dick 10/21/2006 4:41:16 PM
Shawn, Ariel, Shelly and Bill - Thank you for your kind words of encouragement. It means a lot when it comes from fellow photographers! #3482325Cheryl E. Molennor 6/7/2007 6:20:43 PM
Well deserved win! Congratulations to both of you. What a great collection of images! I enjoyed my visit. #4376870Baqer Mohd Jawad 6/7/2007 9:43:08 PM
Really this is great job and wonderful capture! Congratulations secound place winner .. all the best #4377135Sara And Dick 6/8/2007 1:23:58 PM
Thank you for your comments. They are very much appreciated!!! #4379153Michelle T. Hekle 11/16/2010 7:43:01 PM
This is just the type of picture I hope I can have the joy of capturing one day. #9043572This majestic adult bald eagle spooked from high on a cliff just as we set up our tripods to capture him. His power and effortless flight was evident as he swooped down from his perch and glided in a curving right arc past us. Image cropped to minimize the distracting background while letting him fly into the picture. Kluane National Park, British Columbia, on our Alaska vacation.
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Don't Forget About The Bullpen
June 29, 2010In this video I give my reasons why the Mets need to trade for additional bullpen help.
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Great point… I agree 100%… I think it goes even further than just Dessens and Parnell.. I don't trust Neive, or Igarashi, at all. I actually have some confidence in Parnell, he looks like a different pitcher from last season. I think when they add a starter Taka goes to the pen and that will help (adding a lefty arm especially) but I think it will be important to add one more arm out there that can be relied upon for the stretch run..
As always great post and excellent post… not many people are talking about the importance of getting help for the pen
Speaking of starters after watching Dickey and Taka the last two nights the Mets may need to add this starter sooner rather than later.


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