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About ADHD medications
If your child has been diagnosed with attention deficit disorder, you may be facing decisions about adhd medication. Fortunately, you have many options, not only for types of medications, but also for doses and treatment strategies. With all ADHD medications, the goal is to make your child's day go more smoothly, more productively. How do you know which ADHD medication is right for your child? Most experts advise parents to work closely with their child's doctor, and understand that finding the best dose and ADHD medication may be a gradual process. According to Dr. William Dodson, MD, " Getting ADHD medications to work to their optimal benefit requires patience."


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Journey into the last Wilderness on Earth
It's Sunday, November 30th 2015. On a wet and cold day, Sarah is waiting for us impatiently at the Club Nautico in Ushuaia.
Sara W. Vorwerk is a 30 years old long-haul steel vessel, made in Germany. It is 54 foot in length and it is fully loaded with food, petrol, water and wine for an expedition that will take 8 people, including me, for 3 weeks to the remotest continent on earth: Antarctica.
Captain Henk, on his 50th trip to the white continent, is one of the most experienced skippers of the Antarctic.
His experience and the solid boat eased my anxiety about the crossing of the Drake passage, what is considered to be the most dangerous ocean in the world.
The Drake consists of 800 km open ocean between Cape Horn and the South Shetland Islands, which lie north-west of the Antarctic Peninsula. At these latitudes there is no significant land mass to impede winds or waves. The winds can reach up to 100 knots and monster waves can make even the biggest cruise-ship look like a little toy.
Sailing the "Drake shake" is the price to pay to enjoy the freedom that a small sailing boat can offer through a more intimate experience in Antarctica.
The forecast on the first day doesn't look good. The port is closed for bad weather and we postpone our departure until the following morning.
We leave Ushuaia on a very early morning on December 1st, at 4 a.m. The shades of dawn are breathtaking and the sea is motionless, the water reflects the surrounding mountains like a mirror. This scenic atmosphere comes to a sudden stop, becoming more unstable as we enter the Beagle Channel, a strait 240 km long and never wider than 5 km, that connect the Pacific and Atlantic ocean. The ocean suddenly gets wild and dark clouds appear on the horizon. I get a sense of how cold this journey will be as I stand on deck. I can barely press the shutter of my camera, my fingers turn to frozen.
The captain decides to anchor a day at the Beagle channel, before we set sail on the Drake.
My memory immediately goes back to the evening in Buenos Aires when a Swedish man on board of an ice-breaker showed me pictures of how the Drake looked like on his return back from Antarctica.
Fear and tension rise as my imagination wonders how the hell are we going to cross the Drake on a 54 foot sailing boat !
No longer till we find out. For the next 4 days the wind is blowing at 40-50 knots and waves are up to 30 foot. Being on the boat is like being inside a washing machine. Whilst most of the people on board are feeling sea sick and spending almost the entire sailing time in bed, i do feel ok, but being claustrophobic I am struggling inside the bunk. I bring my sleeping bag and blankets in the dining area, but I get very little sleep as the sound of the waves hitting the hull and the constant rolling keep me awake.
These are very long days. You can't read or do some work with your laptop, and you can't walk inside the boat without being flung left or right.
As we reach the Antarctic Polar Front (where cold waters spreading out from Antarctica meets warmer water coming down from the
tropics ), half way the Drake passage, the bad news is delivered. Over the next 48 hours we have to do 2 hours rotating shifts 5 times a day to look out for ice. It's the ice-watch nightmare. I don't mind the day shifts, but waking up in the middle of the night to be cold and wet is a real struggle.
The days in the Drake seem endless. There are times when I feel as if the boat could capsize and I am holding tight to my bed to avoid being thrown out of it. A couple of times we have to skip lunch or dinner and eat just cookies, because it is not possible to cook and eat in the dining room. Many of us are sea sick; one person in particular is so badly affected that she is bedridden for four days.
On Saturday morning, we finally see land as we get closer to the South Shetland Islands. The first big Icebergs make their appearance. It is very hard to figure out their size…maybe as large as five football fields in length and ten fields in height . They are of intense white colour with shades of blue and green. I try to imagine their depth as what we see is just the tip of it.
We first land in Livingston Island. This is the first encounter with Antarctica wildlife. We are welcomed by Elephant Seals, Gentoo penguins and giant Petrols. This is the breeding season and pairs breed on level rocky areas kept snow-free by dint of body heat.
Penguins are approachable and inquisitive towards humans, but when venturing too close to a nest i receive a vocal warning, an agitated " wahrrrrr" .
Livingston is the only place where we see Southern Elephant Seals. They are huge, heavily built seals and they group together for the moulting which takes 3 weeks. I read this seal was hunted almost to extinction in the 19th and 20th centuries, with commercial exploitation ending as recently as 1964.
We leave Livingston Island sailing South to Deception Island. Landing here is not without troubles. Our dinghy get caught by a wave on shore and one of us experiences the cold Antarctic waters.
Deception is a volcanic island and host more than 100.000 pairs of breeding penguins.The island has hot springs, fumaroles and steaming beaches. I feel like an alien landed into another planet. I cannot contain my enthusiasm and climb up to the hilltop with the desire to capture the surreal landscape. My wide angle is not wide enough to get all in but i find some interesting view points .
I see penguins walking from the beach to the hilltop forming this long black and white line of funny walking creatures that seem powered by long lasting batteries. For some the journey from the beach to nest takes over 90 minutes. I see massive and noisy penguins colonies.
The landscape is impressive, with patches of green and brown, blue sea and big icebergs dominating the horizon. There are thousands and thousands of breeding penguins here, mostly Gentoo and Chinstrap.
Chinstrap penguins are hillwalkers that enjoy a room with a view and are willing to use their bill as an ice-axe to ascend icy rocks to get to their nest. I climb to the top as I want to capture the jaw-dropping scenery. I hope I will be able to describe what I am seeing with my camera to the best of my ability.
Few Brown Skua birds terrorise penguin colonies. They pilfer penguin eggs and eat the placenta.
Livingston and Deception Islands are part of the South Shetland Islands, in the Sub-Antarctica area, about 80 miles from the Antarctica continent.
Our first landing in the Antarctica continent is on Enterprise Island. Here we don't see much wildlife, but the landscape is impressive. We hike on top of a mountain to enjoy the magnificent view of the bay. Icebergs floating on a blue lagoon are surrounded by snow-covered mountains.The wreck of a seal-hunting ship is sub-merged in the bay and we go around with our dinghy to explore it.
On board of Sarah there is plenty of books about Antarctica and I read about the explorers that over the last two centuries have faced the dreadful desolation of this unique continent.
It is curious to think that just less than 200 years ago a continent larger than the United States of America or Europe had still not be seen by human eyes. And still today, Antartica is visited by just around 30 thousand people every year, whilst no more than 100 people are crazy enough to reach Antarctica on a sailing boat. I am one of them and so far i can say that it is absolutely worth every hour spent in the Drake's Hell.
We leave the magic landscapes of Enterprise island and head south to Cuverville Island where we spend the next two days.
Cuverville Island or Île de Cavelier de Cuverville hosts a large colony of breeding Gentoo Penguins, as well as a large number of South Polar and Brown Skuas.
It is snowing here and we do a landing bringing snow-shoes, as we plan to hike a steep hill. It takes one hour to reach the top but the view is well worth the effort . The sea ice that blankets the Ocean it's a jigsaw puzzle of restless floes that are constantly colliding, deforming, and fracturing from the force of wind and ocean currents. Massive icebergs decorate the deep blue waters. It's a photographer's heaven and my goal is to capture the majesty of the place. For most of the trip I use lenses between 16 and 100 in focal lengths . Unfortunately on the very first day I dropped my tele lens which has not been working properly for the rest of the expedition.
Without tele I have to get very close and intimate with wildlife trying not to be intrusive. I am glad I am able to do that even with birds which are not intimidated by human presence .
In Cuverville I spend hours just sitting nearby a penguin colony and observing their behaviour. There's constant motion and a lot of noise around the colonies. These penguins are coming and going from nest to the ocean, feeding, bathing, stealing stones from each other for a nest or looking for a mate. At sea penguins are very powerful and agile swimmers but out of the water they stand like funny and clumsy little men waddling around.
After Cuverville we continue our journey down south visiting two stations, the Chilean station in Paradise Harbour and the British station in Port Locker.
We are the first people this season to visit the Chilean station. There are 14 people who live here from December to end of March and their duty is to monitor the Peninsula and provide emergency support. We are welcomed with a glass of Pisco Sour, coffee and cookies.
I am hoping to use their bathroom for a shower but i don't think i can even ask. We haven't had a shower since we left and we are not going to have one for the whole 3 weeks. I use wet tissues to clean myself .
The British station has a Post Office and i manage to send a postcard from Antarctica, how cool is that?!
Other than not showering, we have been in complete isolation for there weeks. No internet, no phone, no TV, no magazines…..nothing. I sent my last message from Ushuaia and that was it .The sense of isolation you feel in Antarctica is really unique. You know you are in the middle of nowhere and any emergency assistance is hard to get within a reasonable time.
The weather has been ok so far. We get about 20 hours of sun light around this time of the year. We are never in complete darkness.
Going further south to Melchior Islands is when we can have a glimpse of sunset and sunrise and the colours reflected by the ice and snow are simply stunning.
We enjoy the beautiful weather with a barbecue on the boat, and a couple of people are crazy enough to go for a swim, yes swimming in the Antarctic….well, more like a quick dip in the icy waters. More than 2 minutes in the water and you would die of hypothermia .
In Melchior Islands we see lots of Humpback whales. They move in pairs and at some point we are surrounded by more than twenty whales providing a spectacle as they cavort around the vessel. Tail-slapping is a common behaviour and their flippers are often on display above water too. We are all observing in religious silence the cetacean show.
We approach the third and last week of the expedition and i am starting to feel a bit tired, I haven't slept much . The good news is that the Drake shake is going to be the Drake Lake on our way back. Forecast is good. There is no wind and we are motoring for 5 days.
Given it's remoteness Antarctica seems another planet. Being in such an alien and desolate landscape I felt a great sense of personal discovery and mindfulness.
Experiencing Antarctica would humble any human being and I felt privileged to be away from all and to capture the beauty of the last true wilderness on earth………..I felt so small.


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At just $53,000, the Mazda MX-5 Cup is one heck of a bargain, and one of the cheapest race cars you can get your hands on. And while Mazda is increasing the price, it's giving its customers more in return.
Starting next week, the Japanese automaker will charge $58,900 for an MX-5 Cup racer, representing an 11.1-percent increase over the existing sticker. But for the extra cash, buyers will enjoy a number of improvements.
Those include competition-spec gearbox and engine mounts, new differential bushing inserts, and a remapped ECU, as well as an optional fuel pump-out kit. All told, there are some 250 Cup-specific parts fitted post-assembly in Hiroshima, Japan, by Long Road Racing in Statesville, North Carolina.
To date Mazda and its motorsports partner Long Road Racing have delivered 108 examples of the latest racing Miata. As a special thanks for their loyalty, if any of those existing customers want to pick up another one, they'll be afforded the previous price until September 16.
The competition roadster forms the basis for the Global Mazda MX-5 Cup (sponsored by Battery Tender and BFGoodrich Tires), one of the key series in the Mazda Road to 24 program that (like the Mazda Road to Indy program) offers aspiring racing drivers a ladder on which to begin their climb to top-tier sports car racing.


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It is no secret that Discovery goes down as one of the greatest dance albums of all time, but what some might not know or might forget is that Daft Punk's classic 2001 album is born from a plethora of disco gems from years before.
There have been countless articles in the past that delve into this topic, however a die-hard Daft Punk fan has actually compiled all the tracks sampled by the Parisian duo into one, easy to digest video.
Tracks from the likes of Eddie Johns, Sister Sledge and George Duke among many others make up this 8-minute piece of super-fan Daft Porn, all of which you can dive into below.


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Okay, CVS, let me make sure I got this right. You have a new service called Curbside Pickup, which means I can pull into a special parking spot outside the store and an associate will use Location Services to know when I've arrived and bring the goods right to my car. Sweet!
So, let's put together an order. Whoops, only a very limited selection is available for Curbside Pickup including almost none of the sale items in your weekly ad. What's up with that? Well, I have a code good for $10 off my first $15 order so I'll shop from what's available. Combs are good. Let's buy some. Order done!
Whoops, turns out the combs I ordered aren't actually stocked in my local store so they're cancelled from the order after I complete it. And now I'm below the minimum to apply the coupon. I am asked to add replacement items but can only choose items from the same manufacturer (no opportunity to search) and whoops, those other items are not available either.
I do try a second order just to see if we can consolidate the two. Nope. Soon I'm getting a flurry of text messages and am off to the store to pick up my two orders, sans discount. Well, not to worry, says the very nice sales associate who brings it out to the car. The discount code never appeared on your order for some reason.
Next I pull into a regular parking spot because there's a prescription to pick up. That's right, prescriptions are not available through Curbside Pickup. The CVS non-drug business has been completely separated from the drug business which seems like a bad idea; historically, drug stores started carrying non-medical items as an add-on to build customer loyalty. Now I can get my Curbside Pickup at CVS and move on to Walgreens for my meds, why not?
But wait, there's something special about my prescription at CVS… they provided me a barcode! Does this bring relief from the very long line of sufferers waiting for their meds? No, it just gives me the opportunity to "share" the barcode instead of stating my name and birthdate when I finally get to the front of the line. How about a separate express line for folks who went the trouble to complete their order in advance?
Before I leave this love letter I will comment on the smart-looking CVS mobile app, which is necessary to finish most of the above transactions. Said app requires me to frequently log in even though I am responding to a text which includes all my data. Also, many functions are available on the web but not through the app, including the ability to apply that Curbside Pickup discount code. Hmm… I thought mobile apps were supposed to improve on the web experience, not make you revert to it.
I do know what's going on here, dear CVS app development team. You've got some great resume fodder going. But the apps you have built have very little to do with the actual shopping experience. Be warned, your next employer may be less dewy-eyed.


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The Names in Roman Verse: A Lexicon and Reverse Index of All Proper Names of History, Mythology, and Geography Found in the Classical Roman Poets.
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by SWANSON, Donald C.
Madison: Univeristy of Wisconsin Press,, 1967.. First edition.. 425 pp. Near fine in very good, price-clipped dust jacket with sunned spine, two short tears, and shallow chipping to base and crown of spine. (Inventory #: 61547)


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Alert: This is a post from my Daddy blog series
This weekend was a typical weekend for the Mance family. My boys waking me up at the crack dawn requesting cereal, an hour of Phineas and Ferb on Disney, finger painting at the arts center, then a ride on the birthday party bus. And just like the wheels on the bus, the list of parties to attend goes round and round predictably year after year. What's not so predictable is what's going to happen at the establishment that host the 10 to 20 little boys and girls as they devour pizza and cake.
At the party my boys and I attended yesterday, what happened to me was more than what I bargained for. My littlest one (and rowdiest one), had a terrible accident in the bathroom at the establishment that hosted the party.
My little guy is potty trained, but he still has accidents from time to time. However, this time it was not his fault. We were in Marietta, GA just north of Atlanta at an establishment that will remain nameless. The facility had all that was required for a great kid's birthday party except one critical creature comfort. A bathroom to accommodate children.
Cheap pizza, check. Arcade, check. Go Karts, check. Miniature golf, check. Clean bathroom to accommodate little boys, fail.
The bathroom at this establishment was awful. There was one stand-up urinal that was waist high on me, meaning that no kid under 12 had a chance for a clean shot. The result was a filthy floor underneath and around it. Also, there was only one private stall that didn't have a chance either since by default it was the only choice for the "straight shooters" in the elementary school crowd.
So there I was in a facility with at least 50 little boys running around eating pizza and drinking sweet tea with one and half toilets to choose from.
Now back to my son's terrible accident. I saw my little guy doing the two-step in the arcade and I knew he had to go. He did everything he could to convince me he didn't have to, since he didn't want to stop playing. Fortunately, my daddy senses were on high alert since my wife was out of town.
We rushed to the bathroom and to my chagrin the only private stall was taken. My only choice was to try the stand up urinal that was fit for a giant. Needless to say, my son got pee pee everywhere, all over his clothes, the floor, and me as I tried to lift him up so he could hover and go. On top of that, the bathroom had no paper towels and no soap. My only saving grace was the change of clothes and pack of wipes I remembered to stash away in my son's backpack.
(Start here if you don't want to read my long winded intro)
This brings us to the point of my story. The facility had everything it needed to serve its customers except clean, accessible bathrooms. It was a place that was able to get the complex stuff right. Everything from running a mini-restaurant to managing a go-kart race track, to keeping a masterful waterfall and stream beautifully running through and around a miniature golf course. Yet for some reason the management overlooked the bathrooms.
A business that overlooks the little things is a sign that there may be behind the scenes problems with the big things. When I came out of the bathroom, I questioned everything from how sanitary the food was to how safe the go-kart track was. There was no visible signs of major faults with any other aspect of the establishment. Nevertheless, my senses told me the awful bathroom setup was a symbol of a lack in competence.
Relating this experience back to your business, the bathroom serves as a powerful metaphor. You can do a great job covering all the complex aspects of your business from your product, to sales and marketing, to customer service, but if you fail at the proverbial "creature comforts" no customer will ever recommend you to their friends.
Many entrepreneurs today don't have bathrooms to worry about since they run their business virtually. However, there are still many other virtual creature comforts your customer will judge you on such as professionalism how fast you respond to emails, how you maintain your website and social media pages, the way you handle online payments and invoicing, etc.
All entrepreneurs are fortunate that technology has enabled a number of affordable tools that make getting word-of-mouth to go viral easier such as a blogs, social media, and email marketing. However, no matter how far technology takes us, it will always be easier to advertise to your current customers than to prospects. In addition, prospects will always trust what your current customers say more than they trust you.
The key thing to remember is this: before you can get your word-of-mouth advertising to go viral, you must first take care of the little things that make your current customers comfortable recommending you to their friends. If those creature comforts are overlooked, your word-of-mouth strategy will be dead on arrival.


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If Deadpool proved one thing about the X-Men universe, it's that Fox could make faithful adaptations of even their most risque characters and if done well, they could turn out to be smash hits for both the studio and the comic book genre. Originally though, before the leaked Deadpool test footage found its way online, the studio was working on making an X-Force movie, which was unfortunately pushed to the side in favor of the Merc with a Mouth's standalone film.
With Cable set to be introduced into the Deadpool sequel though, and another iconic X-Force character rumored for the film as well, is it possible we could finally get an X-Force movie after all, thanks in part to the overwhelming success of Deadpool?
While recently speaking with Collider, the film's director, Tim Miller, shared his thoughts on the possibility of an X-Force film, and what kind of tone/mood he'd like to see it done in:
"I'll just say I'd like it to be an R-rated movie, but I've always been very realistic. We're not making fine art here. This is commerce. So if for some reason there was a story that needed to be bigger and needed to be at a certain budget, and it didn't warrant an R-rated budget, although it's harder to make that argument now after Deadpool, but let's say we were saying it before Deadpool came out; I understand that. I'm not one of those directors who goes 'I want it because I want it!' and 'It should be because I think it should be!' There's economics at work here, and I would like it to be R-rated.
And I know there was some talk around Hollywood, and James Gunn talked about it, and I agree very much with what he said. I think Deadpool worked because of what it was. I think Deadpool worked because it was funny. I think Deadpool worked because it didn't take itself seriously. That's why it worked as an R-rated film. I'm not sure any superhero movie will work as an R-rated film. I'm not sure some members of the public are going to be happy with the blood and gore if it's not balanced with humor and the other stuff."
It is interesting that he references Gunn's previous comments about the danger's of Deadpool's success here, who warned that we may begin to see a deluge of unnecessary R-rated comic book movies simply because Deadpool did well, and I understand what he's saying about the X-Force film here. At the same time, if they manage to introduce Cable successfully in the Deadpool sequel, under the same umbrella of the foul-mouthed R-rating, then I could see an R-rated X-Force film doing well also.
The budget is a necessary concern that the studios must take into account though, so if the X-Force film would end up being bigger than Deadpool, which I think is safe to assume it will be, then I could see why Fox might be more hesitant to make it an R-rated film. I'm not as precious about X-Force receiving an R-rating as I was with Deadpool if I'm being completely honest though, but like Miller says here… it'd certainly be nice.
Deadpool is set to be released on blu ray and DVD on May 10th.
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It's official, folks. Not a Number has found a new home in Fremont.
From Jon and Kara, owners of the store:
Not A Number is proud to proclaim "I am not a number, I am a FreeMonster"!!! We will be reopening in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood on Nov. 11th (11/11/11). Our new address in the self-proclaimed Center of the Universe is 720 N. 35th St. Just a short drive or easy bus ride from our old location in Wallingford, with a convenient parking lot right next door, and on street parking right in front of our new store. We are just around the corner from the Troll.
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The Spiral Point Hike is simply unforgettable.
I accompanied Liz to her annual conference in Snowmass Village last year and took full advantage of the experience. The absolute highlight of my trip was hiking up to Spiral Point. The trek from the hotel, the Westin Snowmass Resort, was about 2.25 miles from the foot of the hotel to the top.
And it is the top – Spiral Point – that will take your breath away! It's one of those unique places on earth that evokes in my mind a distinguished passage from Edward Abbey:
"May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view. May your mountains rise into and above the clouds. May your rivers flow without end, meandering through pastoral valleys tinkling with bells, past temples and castles and poets' towers into a dark primeval forest where tigers belch and monkeys howl, through miasmal and mysterious swamps and down into a desert of red rock, blue mesas, domes and pinnacles and grottos of endless stone, and down again into a deep vast ancient unknown chasm where bars of sunlight blaze on profiled cliffs, where deer walk across the white sand beaches, where storms come and go as lightning clangs upon the high crags, where something strange and more beautiful and more full of wonder than your deepest dreams waits for you beyond the next turning of the canyon walls."
The hike to the top most certainly led me to the "most amazing view." Spiral Point, also known as the Yin Yang, is a lookout site that has 360-degree views of Snowmass Mountain, Mt. Daly, and Capital Peak. You can also see Ziegler Reservoir, the site of the famous Snowmastodon site.
I hit the summit and the 25-foot marble awaited my arrival. I found myself surrounded by the grandeur of the Elk Mountains…and there wasn't another human in sight. I took 20 minutes to meditate and another 45 to practice sun salutations. All of this while ominous clouds began circling from all directions.
As a seasoned Colorado hiker, I knew the dark clouds signaled the immediate need to retrace my steps to the Westin. I heeded nature's call and descended back to civilization below. But my heart, soul, and mind brought a special piece – a memory – of spiral point down with me.
Here's how you can begin your transcendence on the Spiral Point Hike: From Highway 82 (the highway that runs between Glenwood Springs and Aspen), head west on Brush Creek Road (the main road into Snowmass). Follow Brush Creek Toad for 2.7 miles, then take the first exit at the roundabout. Continue another 2.8 miles up Brush Creek Road beyond the roundabout. Turn right onto Carriage Way Road and go 0.1 miles. The Lot 8 Parking Lot will be on your right. The trail starts out of the north end of the parking lot.


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This was my 2nd attempt for a castle cake, I was aiming for a different look, something more simpler, and easy to assemble.
This was 5 layers of vanilla cake, with layer of buttercream and strawberry jam in every layer. It took forever to make as it was all made from scratch. I decorated with buttercream and royal icing. I used parts from the Wilton castle set for the decorating as well.
I used candy melts again and the coloured sugar. I used orange, for the peach, rose for the pink and violet for the purple in Wiltons gel colours. If you have any questions please ask!


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Product Review: Travel Berkey Water Filter
Recently, the kind people at Berkey Water Filters gave me a Travel Berkey to test out. You can read the full specs and watch the video at the Berkey Filters website.
I still maintain my high rating on Berkey Water Filter products and think they are a good choice for water filtration. Read below to learn about my experience with the Travel Berkey.
The unit comes very nicely packed in a space-efficient configuration. I was kind of amazed that all of the parts could fit inside the relatively small box.
After opening the instructions, I started to put the filter together. Although you would think a semi-intelligent person would have no problem figuring out the assembly, I have to admit I struggled. The tough part was knowing how to get the Berkey Filter elements to start working.
To get the filter elements to work, you have to prime them. This means hooking up the rubber adapter to a sink faucet and "forcing" water into the filter elements. It's not as easy as it sounds. After taking a few shots at it, I was finally able to force water into the elements until they started to "sweat" little droplets of water.
It's important you do this correctly; otherwise, the elements won't filter water very quickly. It's kind of like priming the pump.
An amazing thing about Berkey filters is they remove 100% of pathogens and 99.999% of everything else including viruses and other harmful material. The filters remove 95% of heavy metals including lead and mercury. Basically, the unit exceeds the EPA standards.
The Berkey website says, "The Berkey filter element had extensive testing at state- and EPA-accredited laboratories and far exceed EPA and ANSI/NSF (Std. 53) protocol. The Berkey filters have been tested by the University of Phoenix, Spectrum Labs, and the Department of Toxicology and Environmental Science at Louisiana University."
Once I got the filter elements working, the rest of the setup was a piece of cake. Basically the top part of the unit holds the unfiltered water, and gravity runs the water through the filter elements to the lower part of the unit. There is an easy spigot at the bottom for extracting the purified water.
Each Berkey filter element can filter 3,000 gallons of water. Therefore, this unit has a 6,000 gallon capacity.
- The assembled Travel Berkey Water Filter looks good and doesn't take up too much space
- What you really get with Berkey is unsurpassed filtration quality
- The stainless steel design, ease of use, and durability make it a quality product
- The unit is gravity fed, so it took me a few minutes to get a filtered glass of water
- It's probably not something you want to put in a backpack and go into the back country
I would highly recommend Berkey filters to anyone needing a good filter for emergency preparations purposes. It costs $228 dollars at berkey.com and that comes with two filters.
Remember, humans can't survive very long without clean water, and it's almost impossible to eat dehydrated or freeze-dried meals without water. So make sure you have a water filter as part of your overall preparedness plan.
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Crytek announced a new MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) game for PC and consoles today, Arena of Fate. The game gives players the chance to jump into 5-vs-5 battles using iconic characters from popular folklore and history like Robin Hood, Joan of Arc, Little Red Riding Hood, Frankenstein and Norse beast Fenrir.
Arena of Fate is free to play and scheduled to enter its beta phase on PC this summer, with no word on which consoles the CryEngine-based game will eventually arrive on. Those interested in joining the game's beta can sign up on its official website.
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Tremendous Thaw, Horrible Flooding After the Blizzard of '96
January 17, 2013; 11:54 PM
The Blizzard of '96, which was a blockbuster snowstorm, and arctic cold hammered the Northeast U.S. early in January of 1996, before the pattern changed abruptly with deadly consequences.
A massive January thaw, snowmelt and a quick-hitting, intense rainstorm led to extreme flooding across the region during the middle of January.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, flooding in January 1996 claimed 33 lives.
New Record Crests Set During January '96 Thaw
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Monroeton, Pa.
at Dixon, Pa.
Cumberland, Md.
Martinsburg, W.Va.
"There was 2-3 feet of snow on the ground in Pennsylvania," AccuWeather Expert Senior Meteorologist Dave Dombek said. "A big warm-up followed and then at the end of the week a big rainstorm came. It looked like a given that things were going to get bad. I've never seen snow disappear so fast."
Setting the Stage
Three snowstorms, including the Blizzard of '96, left deep snowpack across portions of the Northeast during the first half of the month. According to NOAA, snow depths of 2-3 feet were common from central Pennsylvania into New York.
Philadelphia, the hardest-hit city from the Blizzard of '96, received its biggest snow ever from one storm, nearly 31 inches. For the entire month of January, Philadelphia's total snowfall was 34 inches, more than five times the normal monthly snowfall of 6.5 inches.
January 1996 Snowfall Compared to Normal
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January Thaw, Massive Snowmelt
Following all of the snow, it was like a switch was flipped with the weather pattern. Record-challenging warmth spread into the East during the second half of the month.
Temperatures were below normal in Philadelphia through Jan. 16, 1996, before the significant warming took place. Temperatures went from as much as 20 degrees below normal during the first part of the month to as much as 22 degrees above normal during the second half of the month.
Highs climbed into the 50s and 60s across much of the Northeast. In Philadelphia, highs on Jan. 18 and Jan. 19, 1996, soared to 58 degrees F and 62 degrees F, respectively.
Moisture in the air and wind blowing contributed to even faster snowmelt.
"Snowcover will melt fast when the humidity is high and the wind is blowing," AccuWeather Expert Senior Meteorologist Henry Margusity said. "Light winds and low humidity will allow evaporational cooling to occur millimeters above the snow cover, which creates a cold blanket above the snow. When the wind blows and the humidity is high, that cold blanket of air is removed allowing the higher-humidity air to melt the snow."
The high snowpack generally melted over the course of 18-30 hours.
Ice jam flooding was a problem along many area rivers and streams, since they were icy before the rapid thaw hit.
While flooding was almost a sure bet from quickly melting snow and ice-jam flooding, a rainstorm made matters worse.
"This was one of those cases where we knew flooding was a sure bet," Dombek said. "One of those times where you can go out with bold and definitive statements like 'There will be serious and major flooding.'"
Widespread rainfall amounts of 1-3 inches with local amounts of 5 inches added to run-off, according to Dombek.


text: Elliott: By no way am I an expert. But I'll bet my last $ that the bottom and side "shrouds" are THE most important. While my 4K stock, functioned without the bottom one for years after it fell out, I noticed higher water temps. Since I didn't run the A/C in high heat in stop and go traffic it worked fine for me. There's been discussion on the 20V 200 lists about eliminating the second raditator that car has. Opinion is that the second is there for a reason and only those in desert California who like to run up long grades beyond 80 MPH with the A/C and other accessories on would utimately benefit, but the engineers in Germany did it for a reason and I'm sure the Autobahn and mountain passes are part of the environment they designed the system for. The Audi brochures brag (in the past) of having the car in African desert with the A/C on idling for hours as a test to assure proper cooling in the rest of the Audi markets. The most vented air throught the radiator (as opposed to ram - air, leaking past the cooling fins of the radiator by path of least resistance because the "shrouds" are missing, is how the radiator can transfer the maximum heat out of the coolant. Remember, the 4K mil was 110 HP and had no additional heat from oil and water temps forced from the super hot turbo charger.........so, a 4K modified to turbo is beyond the design characteristics of the cooling system. AND that assumes your radiator cores are as clean / unplugged as new. IMHO -Scott in BOSTON Anyway, the 4ktq seems to run a bit warmer than I'd like (runs 1 or 1.5 lines higher than half way on the gauge at the highest, slightly cooler on the highway) and I'm wondering among other things how important the cooling shrouds are to the radiator on the 4kq. Are these essential to the cooling of the engine?


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This is a One Of A Kind, sophisticated, handcrafted silver necklace. Natural subtle texture and the highest quality will last forever and be passed down for generations. This is your perfect necklace for any elegant woman.
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Orientation to Professional EducationPage address: http://ed.mnsu.edu/advising/admission/onlineprofed.html
Applications are due the last Friday in February (February 24, 2017) for Fall semester 2017 designated for professional education course enrollment, and the last Friday in September (September 29, 2017) for Spring semester 2018 designated for professional education course enrollment. All supporting admission requirements must be submitted by the application deadline date in order for the applicant to be considered for admission.
Our current policy requires all initial teacher licensure candidates to attend an orientation and apply for Professional Education.
To participate in the orientation and complete the application to professional education you will need the following:
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The online survey will take about 30 minutes to complete and asks background information and prior experiences.
Note: Failure to attend and complete requirements, will result in your application not be processed or accepted.
The department will recommend for admission only those applicants who submit a complete application process.
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Confidence, Conviction and Calm
The gun was a legend before I was born.
In the late sixties my father bought a Remington 700 .243 and topped it with a completely adequate Weaver 4x scope. Then he set about working up a handload for the gun with a Lee Loader, as he sat in his easy chair, probably drinking a Budweiser.
If you're not familiar with the Lee Loader, or Budweiser, (or easy chairs) look ithem up. They're where millions of Americans got started on their respective hobbies.
By the time I was born the rifle and it's perfect load had taken several deer and printed several targets with dime sized three shot groups.
I grew up with the gun, a light caliber perfect for Texas whitetails and young shooters, knowing it would never miss. That it would always shoot where I pointed it, for better or for worse, so I should make sure I was pointing it where I needed it to shoot.
At 14, during a deer and turkey hunt, I noticed some dots in the distance and my heart rate spiked. Turkeys. Legal quarry. I dropped down into a stable sitting position, elbows on knees, and made ready. I had dreamed of this moment.
Nervous, I purposefully took my time. I knew everything had to be just right. I knew the gun would shoot just where you told it to and I wanted to be sure in the telling. I knew too that a rifle-shot turkey would not make for good eating unless things were done properly, perfectly, which meant a head shot. On a walking bird. At an unknown distance. So with elbows on knees, stock sucked up into my skinny shoulder and cheek planted firmly on the stock I managed to line up just in time for a shot at the last bird of the bunch.
The gun worked like a talisman and after the shot I fairly ran to examine the bird, hoping to find its head shot off like in the movies. I shouldn't have been disappointed that I had only clipped its neck and severed an artery, but I was. Such were my expectations of the rifle.
When my dad came to pick me up I told him the story. He was understandably proud that I had shot well, if a little amused that I had the cojones to think I could make a shot like that in the first place. Still, I had had a good rest with my back against that tree, so why not?
He was busy congratulating me for making the head shot at a bit over a hundred yards when I corrected him. Stopped him cold when I said, "No, not there, out there," and pointed farther out. He stopped and stared at me as if waiting for the punchline. We had a habit of kidding with each other. Bullshitting. Winding each other up. Now, he wasn't sure if he should believe me.
When he realized I was serious he stopped, actually took off his cap and scratched his head, and had me tell the story over again. And then he stepped it off: two hundred and twenty five yards. Impossibly far, yet I had evidence that it was possible. He was nearly speechless, but managed a, "Damn, son…"
In hindsight, I had a couple of things going for me. I believed in that rifle. I believed in myself. Probably most important is the fact that I had practiced with it. Also, I did not believe there was a possibility of wounding the bird — I believed I would either hit it in the head and kill it, or miss it altogether. That last bit removed consequences from the equation, which helped me stay calm. I would either make the shot or I wouldn't and all I could do was try.
My dad spent quite a bit of time over the years teaching me to have confidence in myself. To have confidence in well-reasoned, well-thought-out convictions. To believe in my ability to think things through for myself and come to a reasonable conclusion. That shot, which I selected, set up and took, went a long way toward cementing those lessons.
Confidence, conviction and calm go a long way toward success, but a little bit of luck doesn't hurt either.


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Another week, another Alfa Romeo Spider. I can't get enough of these Series 4 Spiders and here's another good example with low mileage, 5 speed manual transmission and desirable red over black interior. This is not the uplevel Veloce model like the last Spider we featured, but with power windows, leather and suede interior and alloy wheels.
1992 Alfa Romeo Spider
1991 Alfa Romeo Spider finished in Rosso Corsa over black interior. This Alfa is in fantastic overall condition. Baby red has only 39,600 original miles (only 2,000 miles a year average). If you are looking for a true Italian sports car that looks and runs great this is the car for you. Alfa Spiders are amazing to drive and this little baby loves to rev and sounds fantastic. Runs through all gears smoothly (no second gear grind). Has good brakes, tight suspension and steering. The paint on the car is great, interior looks stellar, cloth top has been replaced recently. Tires are new.
This is a two owner car sold new in Canada. Original owner moved to California. Car has always been garaged. The odometer shows in kilometers. This Alfa is equipped with a Clarion radio, CD. Series 4 Alfas are the last and arguably the best built (Series 4 Alfas have power steering, Bosch Motronic Fuel Injection, twin cooling fans, revised styling with integrated bumpers and more). This car is ready to drive cross country dow to the beach or through winding country roads. Open top motoring joy awaits you. This is an opportunity to buy a classic Alfa with extremely low miles at a reasonable price point.
The price on this Alfa Spider is just about spot on at just under $14,000. I have a suspicion that these cars are about to take off in value, especially looked after examples such as these. If you ever wanted one of these classic roadsters, now is the time to act.


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turned its back on it Southern roots, refusing to allow any symbol of Southern pride to be displayed on its cars, in the pits or especially in the broadcast booth. This included prohibiting the Sons of Confederate veterans from sponsoring a car in any race under its supervision.
I am glad to inform you that a SCV car has run on an American track in spite of NASCAR. On Saturday, July 25th, the SCV car finished third in the Hickory 250 in Hickory, N.C. The event was a part of the USAR Pro Cup Series, which is the descendent of the old Hooters Racing series. The series is a rapidly growing short-track series that includes an appearance at Lanier National Raceway in Braselton.
The car was driven by Brandon Ward of Winston-Salem, N.C., a veteran of USAR racing. It is owned by MacHill Motorsports of Mooresville, N.C. Ward is currently in third place in the race to become the 2009 champion. The race was filmed and will be broadcast on FSN this Sunday at 11 a.m. Producers of the show have assured SCV officials that the car will be prominently featured.
In addition, a show car was on display at the SCV's international reunion on Hot Springs.
Our original driver and fellow compatriot, James Hylton, sent his NASCAR truck series truck, one of the vehicles that had been prepared for an NASCAR event but was rejected. The truck sported the SCV logo on the hood, the back quarter panels and the bed. It also had the website address along the sides and 1-800-MY-DIXIE across the back.
James Hylton has generously offered this truck to the SCV as a permanent show car. ISCV officials expressed interest in sending the truck to many shows and events. Furthermore, I discussed an ad campaign with Mr. Hylton that would use the truck to promote the work of the SCV. He is on board with using the truck wherever possible to raise awareness of the SCV.
The SCV has been approached about sponsoring a car in other races and officials are currently exploring that possibility.
In the previous column I expressed a wish that someone would launch a new racing series to compete with NASCAR and keep the Southern traditions of stock car racing alive. The USAR Pro Cup series is making great strides in that direction, and I congratulate them. If you are a long-term fan of stock car racing and are as disappointed as I am with the decision of NASCAR to abandon its Southern roots, then I urge that you support the USARacing program. Go to their races when you get a chance, tune in to their TV broadcast, and support their sponsors.
Stockcar racing has always been a key part of Southern culture and efforts to purge the sport of its Southern roots is inexcusable.
Frank Gillispie is founder of The Madison County Journal. His e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. His website can be accessed at http://frankgillispie.tripod.com/
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08/25/09 at 06:07 AM
Me and Beau and Luke absolutely agree!
Just kidding about the Duke boys, but you are right, NASCAR has abandoned the people that brought it to its height, and now they can't seem to figure out why attendance is WAY off. I'd love to see NASCAR "crash and burn" and some real "stock car racing" find its way back into the world.
NASCAR has me just as jaded as professional wrestling. WOOOOOOO!
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3. Summoner Spells.
Either CV / Flash or Exhaust / Flash Or Exhaust / CV if you really dont need flash and u wanna be op.
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I Max slow and cooldown reduce first to be the best support possible,when your jungle gank and you slow like hell.he cannot escape.
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Our True Blood alumni sure are keeping busy! Stephen Moyer's new show, The Bastard Executioner, premiered on FX last night and now comes word that Anna Paquin has a new gig.
A&E announced today that Anna has joined the cast of the network's remake of Roots, the classic mini-series from the 1970s based on the novel of the same name. The four-night, eight-hour scripted miniseries follows one family's struggle to survive the American slavery system. Anna will play Nancy Holt, "the wife of a Confederate officer who has her own agenda when it comes to the handling of slaves."
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In "Fired Up!" Blaze smells smoke at Axle City's garage, so he calmly and courageously leads his friends outside to safety. The Fire Chief is impressed with Blaze and encourages him to work hard to earn his firefighter badge and join his team. Blaze and AJ set out on a series of thrilling adventures to avert disaster in Axle City.
- Riley Smith, who played Arlene's vampire love interest Keith in the final season, will appear in several episodes of ABC's Nashville this season before filming Fox's drama pilot Urban Cowboy, a modern reimagining of the 1980 country music-fueled movie starring John Travolta and Debra Winger. According to Deadline, the "reimagined" story is infused with Latin music and follows star-crossed young lovers Kyle (Alfonso Herrera) and Gaby (Nathalie Kelley) "as they pursue their dreams and passions through the sweat of line dancing in honky tonks, the grime of the oil refineries and the glamour of modern Texas. It's about family legacies, starting over, finding true love and the American dream."Riley, a series regular, plays bad boy Wes, the handsome head of security at a honky tonk who is helping run drugs through the bar while looking to become a rodeo star. He convinces Kyle to train him and makes a move on Gaby. Jim Belushi, Bryana Salaz, Edward James Olmos and Lindsey Gort co-star.


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