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Contains 70% organic ingredients, and no parabens, or sodium lauryl/laureth sulfates. You will love how these professional quality, non-toxic products keep your pet's fur clean and shiny, while keeping insect pests away. Cruelty free, naturally.
We'd be proud enough of our Herbal Defense Shampoo and Conditioner just for their natural ingredients and consistent effectiveness in keeping insect pests away from our companions. But this dynamic duo of bath care products also cleans and nourishes pets' skin and coat, leaving fur as soft and silky as the best top shelf groomers' products do.
Nature's bountiful array of insect repelling and skin nourishing herbal extracts are brought together in our Herbal Defense line for impressive results across the board. Our customers agree that these herbal bath products are gentle, and effective for keeping nasty insects off their pets and leaving their pets with fresh smelling, clean, soft fur and healthy skin (please see their comments below this product description).
Only Natural Pet Herbal Defense Shampoo and Conditioner use lemongrass, lavender, citronella, and other natural herbal extracts to help keep annoying insect pests at bay. And the skin-supportive aloe, jojoba oil, calendula and chamomile, soothe and protect your pet's skin – a great benefit for pets suffering from flea or mosquito bites, seasonal allergies, dryness, or other skin irritations. Our shampoo's rich lather cleans deeply without drying and leaves a fresh, clean scent that insects will avoid. Special ingredients like sunflower seed oil and muru muru butter in our conditioner add extra nourishment and protection to your pet's skin and coat.
Why Choose Paraben and SLS-Free?
Parabens (preservatives) and Sodium Lauryl/Laureth Sulfates (foaming agents) have long been used in human and pet products without much thought or research being done to test the impact these ingredients might have on the long-term health of people and their pets. Trends over the past few decades, however, are revealing a significant increase in health problems, including autoimmune problems and reproductive impairment in people and animals alike. These trends have prompted some health activists to question the safety of all kinds of ingredients commonly found in personal care products and to lobby for testing to determine what role they may play in the increasing numbers of health issues and environmental problems being recognized today.
Although these common personal care product ingredients are still widely used and generally regarded as safe, many people choose to take the cautious approach and avoid using products with these ingredients while their influence on our and our companions' health is still not fully understood. Our pets, being smaller than us, have smaller organ systems like lungs, liver, and kidneys, which poses a greater challenge for them to eliminate toxins from the body. This is all the more reason to take extra care with our furry companions as we do with our children, and choose products for them that are designed with their utmost safety in mind.
Why Go Natural for Insect Pest Control?
Fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, biting flies and their kind are a nuisance for everyone in the family, but especially for our more vulnerable animal companions. Cats and dogs can't protect themselves and they rely on us to keep them safe from insect parasites. Pesticide sprays and other products are one quick-fix solution, but for most of us, the risks of using these toxic chemicals on and around our human and animal loved ones are just not worth it.
Toxic chemical pesticides have been known to cause immediate health crises in some dogs and cats, and perhaps worse, these chemicals can circulate and accumulate in our pets' bodies, doing unseen damage to vital organs that may go undetected for years. And then there is the damage these chemical residues can do to our children, ourselves, and the environment.
Fortunately, there is a safe and effective alternative to keep those nasty insects at bay. We are pleased to offer our Only Natural Pet Herbal Defense products, a natural line of insect repellent spray and bath products that are safe for dogs and cats - and their people! They contains no DEET, organophosphates, or other dangerous pesticides, and can even be used with puppies and kittens too young for other flea remedies.
Complementary Approaches
When fighting fleas, especially a severe infestation, it is always more effective to approach the problem from more than one angle. Here are some other strategies that you may want to consider along with Only Natural Pet Herbal Defense Shampoo and Conditioner:
In general the difficulty and length of time required to win a battle against a flea infestation depends on the severity of the problem and the environment in which you live.
Our Herbal Defense Shampoo and Conditioner also work well as part of a holistic flea prevention or treatment plan. If you are preparing for flea season or already involved in a battle with fleas, please see our article, The Natural Approach to Flea Control, for helpful tips and suggestions. We've also grouped our natural flea remedies into convenient kits based on the severity of your flea situation to save you time and money in gathering your weapons to win the war on fleas, safely and naturally. Please click here to see our Flea Care Kits for Cats and for Dogs.
Available in 16 oz bottles.
Please Note: When you purchase the Herbal Defense Shampoo & Conditioner Kit you will receive one 16 oz. shampoo and one 16 oz. conditioner.
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Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: Only Natural Pet
Ingredients - A botanical infusion of Organic Calendula Extract, Organic Chamomile Extract, Yucca Extract, Ginkgo Biloba Extract, Kelp Extract, Essential Oils of Clove, Thyme, Lemongrass, Citronella, Rosemary, Cedarwood, in Purified Water, Organic Aloe Leaf Juice, Disodium C 14-16 Olefin Sulfonate (Surfactant), Oleyl Betaine (Surfactant), Citric Acid, Panthenol DL, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Glycerin (Vegetable Based), Organic Jojoba Oil, Sodium Benzoate (Preservative), Potassium Sorbate (Preservative), Ethyl Hexyl Glycerin (Vegetable Based)
Ingredients - A botanical infusion of Organic Arnica Extract, Organic Lavender Extract, Organic Chamomile Extract, Organic Calendula Extract, Organic White Tea Extract, Essential Oils of Organic Lemongrass, Citronella, Clove, Patchouli, Neem, Catnip, Pennyroyal & Soybean – in Purified Water, Organic Aloe Leaf Juice, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth-20 (surfactant, less than 1%); Stearamidopropyl Dimethyl Amine (conditioning additive), Organic Sunflower Seed Oil, Dimethicone (anti-foaming agent), Citric Acid, Panthenol, Soy Protein, Glycerin (vegetable based), Organic Jojoba Oil, Muru Muru Butter, Sodium Benzoate (preservative), Potassium Sorbate (preservative), Ethyl Hexyl Glycerin (vegetable based)
Suggested Use
Holistic veterinarians often recommend that in general, dogs can be bathed every 1-2 months, and may be bathed weekly when suffering from a bad flea infestation. Cats that tolerate bathing may be bathed once or twice a year, and once a month when infested with fleas.
Place cotton balls inside your pet's ears before bathing, and if fleas are present, always apply shampoo at the neckline to create a barrier against fleas trying to crawl toward your pet's head. Thoroughly wet your pet's fur to begin. Shampoo starting at pet's head, using a small amount of shampoo on a wet cloth to swab your pet's face and head, avoiding the eyes. Lather thoroughly around the neck, and continue back over body & legs to tail. Rinse with warm water. Follow up with Only Natural Pet Herbal Defense Conditioner for best results.
Following shampoo, massage a liberal amount deeply into pet's coat. Leave on for a minute or two to allow ingredients to permeate coat. Rinse with warm water.
For best insect-repellent results, follow up with Only Natural Pet Herbal Defense Spray.
The reviews below are presented for informational purposes only and are not intended as an endorsement of any product. The information is not intended to be a substitute for visits to your local veterinarian. Instead, these testimonials offer the reader information and opinions written by pet owners and/or veterinarians concerning animal health and products that they have used.
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By Yadi
from Lake Balboa, CA
About Me New Pet Owner
Comments about Only Natural Pet Herbal Defense Shampoo & Conditioner:
I have to wait a long time until i can put my pup on her new flea medication so this stuff was my go to in the mean time. i even think it can replace flea medication. its that good! i have a 9 month old pomeranian X alaskain klee kai who was infested with fleas. The shampoo instantly killed the fleas (i could see them dead in the bath) gross! i thought they were all gone until i put the conditioner on. more dead fleas! it kills them leaving no eggs. the smell isn't bad but my mom hates it. as long as you wash it off it should not leave a strong sent! my dogs fur is shiny and she does not scratch anymore. she is happy :) i top this off with the Herbal Defense Spray and i'm loving the results. i feel great knowing this is a natural product. thank you onlynaturalpet!
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Best shampoo and conditioner I've found
By curly shirl
from Cowansville, PA
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
I like that it is natural and safe to use in combination with other Only Natural flea and tick products. The conditioner makes my dog's fur very soft and prevents dry skin and scratching.
Great smelling shampoo & conditioner
By Rufus' Mom
from Homestead, FL
Love it so much that I bathe Rufus weekly. Bought a set for a friend and she loves it too!
Itchy animals
By CP101380
from Buffalo, NY
I bought this in hopes to rid my four animals of some fleas. They are not infested but I find a few on them every so often. I am against chemical flea control as one brand almost killed my dog so after trying several of my own concotions without much success, I came across this. Reviews were good so I gave it a try. I tried three times to bathe all of them in hopes to never find a flea again without success. It does have a pleasant musky smell and leaves their coats nice and soft. I would recommend but not for pest control
Did not prevent fleas
By Sam
from Des Moines, Iowa
I have used only natural methods to prevent fleas infesting my dogs for several years and been pretty successful. Unfortunately this shampoo did not prevent my dogs getting fleas this year so I may have to go back to using the shampoo I used previously. On the plus side, this shampoo smells wonderful and leaves my dogs coats looking and feeling great so we will continue to use it through the winter as fleas are not such an issue. Sad it did not work.
Fleas still attracted to my cat
By Cat & Dog Lady
from Simi Valley, CA
How about putting directions for use on the container? Nice smell. Did not help in my fight against fleas on my kitty.
best shampoo i used
By Carol
from Star Valley, Az
tried many shampoos but i think hands down this is the best on the market. effective on bugs, ticks and its very gentle on my Yorkies. they smell great its long lasting with no bad affects.
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By smgraham
from henderson, TX
Ok I am very impressed with this shampoo and conditioner! I was very satisfied with how my dogs were doing with it and how it soothed their itchy skin and kept fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes off of them, but we just adopted a kitten (3 to 4 months old) and found fleas on her. I used this on her and immediately when I put the shampoo on her the fleas started to die and by the time I got the conditioner done they were dead and all I had to do was pick them off! She is a much happier, less itchy kitty now! We love the smell and love how it leaves their coats so soft and silky feeling!
Appear to work well!
By Wookies Mom
from Grants Pass, OR
I used this on my little terrier dog and on my larger old husky mix. It seems to have gotten rid of all scratching and even the cats don't appear to have any more fleas, which were being brought in by the dogs. I was planning to wash my indoor kitty with this because it seems gentle enough and non-toxic for cats, but at this point it appears unneccessary. I actually washed the terrier twice in a row because he went and rolled in something and it seems gentle enough that his fur is not all dried out. I'll keep using this and I'm sure it's safe for all ages and sizes of pets.
Best we've tried so far!
By Four Tails
from Atlanta, GA.
We have four small dogs and my wife insists on keeping them clean. We noticed an immediate difference in their coats after shampooing and conditioning with this product - much softer and shinier. It has a very pleasant fragrance as well.


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COLORED AUTO OWNERS AND DRIVERS COMPLAIN AGAINST TREATMENT OF TRAFFIC COP ROUGH AND ABUSIVE AT FOURTH AND WALNUT Up until a few weeks back colored citizens who owned automobiles or who drove them and were alone in their cars when crossing intersections where there are traffic policemen experienced little trouble, when they happened to be a little slow about passing through or have to be cautioned or spoken to about some other minor mistake they were usually recognized as due them as citizens, and in the main law abiding constituents of a fair community. With the placing of new men on the force, or at least making changes at the traffic stations has come a change in the class of treatment of colored people who happen to be driving automobiles and must come in contact with the present squad, several of whom seem to be of a very different class." "They are Negroes, and they all look alike" seems to be uppermost in the minds of these cops, and it is "come on there nigger," or some other derisive by-expression, in the usually loud, harsh tone and often unnecessarily abusive, and during the past few weeks many complaints have been made, and there is now much comment about the way these traffic cops are approaching to colored citizens, the kind of treatment that is now being received at the hands of these men who are possessed with a little authority, the first decent job ever held by many of them. Some of our most progressive and respectful citizens are complaining about how they are handled by these men, and these complaints are to be made to the chief and the Board if there is no let up. The big fat policeman at Fourth and Walnut Streets, comes in for the largest amount of criticism. He is number 146 and at his best at paying his respects to Negro owners or drivers around four and five o'clock in the evening. "Nigger" is his own word, and he delights in applying it in driving them by like cattle, even though many of the type of colored men who pass him in their cars never apply an epithet of any sort when speaking of or to white people, and we are terribly insulted when the word "nigger" is applied to them. Kentucky's Reliable and Most Progressive ewspaper. The Largest Circulation. The Most Wid I Read. COlORED AUTO OWNERS AND lYNCHING 'Of I ORIVERS COMPlAIN AGAINST I MAN Of SIXTY I TREATMENT OF TRAfFIC COP UNPUBliSHED NO NEGflO CAN- APPOINTMENT Of SlEMP, SOUTH-DIDATE If MAD- ERN "lilY WHITE" lEADER TURNS DEN RUN S' COlORED AMERICA UPSIDE DOWN HOUSH AND ABUSIVE _AT_ FO URTH AND WALNUT Both DePriest and Wright CLAIMS TO BE FRIEND OF 'CULLUD FOLKS" busband to Court On a ebar!:~ of Would Enter Congres- Up ontU a few week back colored madp to tb~ bief and tbl> Board if Masked Men a sault When be started to· sional Race ,.~'«J("lated ~,gro l'r .... , ..-hi, b cut d'· ... n >out bern reprt'l'enta-dmens wbo owned automobiles Or tbl>re I. n let Ull. Tbe big fat poll.... ,,-..ro tbe Court m door. Rob· W8. bior;on. D. C .• Ault· 2~.-PRE, tion who dron tbem and were alone In man at Fourth and Walnut treets. N~,v York, AIIl! . ~A letter haa erls ,,'bJpped a pistol from bl~ t A ..". odat<'tl ~egro Pr."", IDE~T COOLIDGE I1A~ .~PPOINT· B4.com . 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Ibe type or colored men wbo pus blm repor: Cbar~ ~ atth: Negro .... as talt· erls teU witb a bullet in biB be.d four to oue L'Olored in "ottng Itrength . "lie', a Jolly good fellow," wbeo- ",u,nl.IW. B.I'<'Om "Iemp ' oted rribly insultl'd an ~as fouod dead, bis body I.rrtbly EDITOR VISITI ~ -- ":,,ee 10 bein g .a caodilillte for r....,I~. "Wbal', it all about '" H tbe newl'res· f." bis a"alnst It. Tbe A. N. P_ ..at the traffie stations bas come a v.~ben the word "nigger" is appUed mango edt Deaf a road . N~ llOD. As CI~ntrmn.n of the 8~.proprI1l- idrot bad taken a buckpt of cold tl"e I l 'unlinlwd 011 IlUge \;.') change in ibe class ot treatment ot to them. ~t 1.2 cbarged that a crowd 01 sebool D tiODS commlttt!e. the c~n~rl"Ssm.8n ~ wntt'r nn,t ,lumlWtl it nit uu lbt\ pop .. I oC(IJored people wbo bappen to be driv- - clllld:<'D bad become frightened at EASTEON PITIES OD~ of the most mtlu('ntltll men 10 tbe UitH"-. ilHlh-jtluolly. lh~ ... hfHk \\uult! nut log automobiles 8nd must come In meeLmg the old man on a eonntry n LJ go\ernment. IhBve been more terrifk-··terrific·· 18 THOUSANns TO AT "'come on there nigger." ~r some other (..&..Moclatltd Negro Pre .. ) d. cllarged. F li~g agui.D!!t b~m ran well kDeown .edi&.or or tbe well kneowo H . ~lorris bas also I~D mentioned 111 ~~:I\P~~tlllll:~u :~'.~rp twa nli~~' b~~l ~~~:: Tbe ad,'ancro guard or the thousand. - ! Douglas e. formnla applies bere . land." This i. taken to me"" lbat the tbev thougbt it was a mistake, or a ~ In Ib ."i·~ 't... ProparatioM ' <:eIved at the bands of these men who ' ot the lDcreasing number of boys aeelt- . :IIeasure bWl not br tbe helgbts he Con wJl tand tor r .... lecllon .' I . _n mild .. to i.lr.e the occulo are ~l'd wltb a titUe antbotlty, ' inl: traln10g at th." lutitote. 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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, August 25, 1923. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 7. No. 38. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
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quote:Funny how AC Milan can keep 40 year olds in playing condition but not 20 year olds.
quote:How much is Liverpool going to offer for Messi?
quote:Fellaini to Chelsea Why?
quote:instead of mentally inserting a player like Fellaini into the defensive midfield role he used to play with Everton or the second-striker position in which he's now employed, consider him for what he actually is: The world's best (and perhaps only) defensive number ten.Acknowledge that, and suddenly the ghost of a system that actually maximizes Chelsea's assets starts to fall into place. A midfield three reinforced by Fellaini dropping deep can suddenly accommodate Oscar and Ramires as shuttling players while Mikel stays deeper, giving the Blues a passer-runner-destroyer trio in the centre of the pitch.
quote:What I'm describing here would probably be called a 4-3-3, but it bears a closer resemblance to the strikerless 4-6-0 employed by Roma in 2007,
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Cooperstown and All-Star Emotions Connect to Childhood Love
It's not often J.J. Picollo feels like a kid. But it's happened twice in two weeks: First at the All-Star Game last week in Kansas City and then Tuesday, while visiting the Hall of Fame with his family.
"Being in a place like this brings you back," said the Royals 41-year-old assistant general manager. "The All-Star Game was unbelievable. I'd never been before and to have my family and go as a fan – to see our stadium, it was tremendous."
As the man who oversees scouting and player development, Picollo is constantly going to games, watching players and traveling the country, trying to help build the Royals into a contender. During his four years in Kansas City, he's helped build the team labeled as Baseball America's No. 1 Farm System – a hefty title bestowed on the organization in 2011.
Prior to Kansas City, Picollo spent time in the Braves organization and coaching in the college ranks.
The All-Star Game may have been a first last week, and the Hall of Fame, while not a first, seemed like it. Picollo played for the 1994 Oneonta Yankees and played amateur ball at Little Falls, N.Y. (just 30 miles up the road from Cooperstown) in 1991. Between those two summers, Picollo had been to the Hall of Fame more than a half dozen times. But with some reverence in his voice, acknowledged "A lot has changed."
In Cooperstown this week with his father, mother, wife and three children, Picollo is living the whirlwind life of a baseball exec. He arrived in Cooperstown Monday for his son Michael's baseball tournament, following a trip to Oklahoma over the weekend, where his other son Ryan won a tournament. Meanwhile, his wife Nicole and daughter Lauren bounce from game to game, big league to Little League.
Growing up in the Philadelphia area, Picollo's love for the game extends back as far as he can remember. His father played as an amateur and with the All-Star Game fresh in his memory, he fondly remembers seeing the different uniforms during pregame introductions and vividly remembers Dave Parker's legendary laser-like throw in the 1978 game.
"You always dream and want to be one of the guys on out there on the foul line," he said.
"From the time I was a little boy, (baseball is) the only thing I had a passion to do. For me it was baseball all the time. I went to bed every night listening to Harry Kalas on the radio. Now our kids grow up and it's so much different with ESPN and the internet."
He'd only get to see a few Phillies games a week and then maybe a few more after his parents got cable. Now his kids can watch every Royals game this season.
"Seeing them compete and their emotion reminds you of your youth and what got you to love the game," he said.
Since he began playing college ball, Picollo can only really recount three places he felt not like a player, a coach or an executive, but like a fan.
"Being in a place like this, the All-Star Game and seeing (Cal) Ripken set and break the record as a fan in the stands – we forget that that's why we got into this, so its good to be reminded," Picollo said. "I felt like a little kid again."
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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"he fondly remembers seeing the different uniforms during pregame introductions and vividly remembers Dave Parker's legendary laser-like throw in the 1978 game."
Parker's throw was in '79


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DOVER — After allegedly admitting to abusing a 27-month-old girl, the husband of the child's mother was arraigned Friday morning where his personal recognizance bail was changed to $10,000 cash bail. Steven Smith, 24, of 149 Portland Ave., Apt. 11, has been charged with a felony-level count of second degree assault for allegedly slapping the 2-year-old in the face. He has also been charged with two misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of a child — for allegedly withholding food from the girl and allowing her to hit her head into a wall — and one count of false imprisonment for allegedly taping the girl's hands to a wall as punishment. The mother of the child, Cheryll Morgan, 22, of the same address, has been charged with simple assault, a misdemeanor, for allegedly striking her daughter in the face. Morgan also faces two misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of a child — police say Morgan allowed Smith to record her daughter while the girl threw a tantrum and struck her head into a wall, and also withheld food from the young girl.
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The Dover Police Department originally pursued an investigation of the alleged child abuse when officers responded to the couple's apartment for reports of a domestic disturbance on Nov. 26. Morgan and Smith reportedly turned themselves in after warrants were issued for their arrests. On the night of Nov. 26, a responding officer noticed the toddler had bruises on her forehead. The initial report of a disturbance stemmed from a fight as to how to handle the girl's tantrums, according to police. The couple told them they believe the girl has developmental and behavioral issues, though Morgan said in a previous visit to the pediatrician, she didn't mention the girl's problem to "save face" with the doctor, she allegedly told police.When police arrived at the Royal Oak Apartment in November, Morgan allegedly first said the child caused the injuries herself before saying Smith had inflicted the injuries on the child earlier. An officer instructed Morgan to take her daughter to Wentworth Douglass Hospital immediately.
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Smith reportedly explained to police he "keep(s) things bottled up" and would "lose control sometimes" while disciplining the toddler, but would sometimes stop to calm down. Morgan allegedly acknowledged in interviews with police her daughter was not safe with her or Smith and they were using excessive force. According to WMUR reports, Smith only spoke once during his Friday hearing, to say the toddler is currently staying with a foster family "somewhere in Rochester" through the state's Division of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF).Morgan and Smith have been instructed to have no contact with each other or the victim "whatsoever," according to court documents, and to not go within 100 yards of each other or the child. Their bail conditions also stipulate they may not possess firearms or weapons and may not have any alcohol or drugs. Morgan has a status conference scheduled for Jan. 11 in Dover Circuit Court and Smith will face a probable cause hearing on Jan. 2.


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The College News Volume V. No. 21 BRYN MAWR, PA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1919 Price 5 Centa EUROPEAN FELLOWS WILL BE ANNOUNCED FRIDAY Highest Senior Averages Also Read Announcement of Senior and Graduate European Fellows and of the Senior "upper ten" will be made Friday morning in chapel by Dean Taft. The Seniors who will receive their degrees with distinction or who will be graduated in the upper half of the class will also be announced. Resident Fellowships, including the Brooke Hall Scholarship received by the Junior with the highest average, and won last year by F. Day "19, will not be awarded until May 1st. The "Senior" or Bryn Mawr European Fellowship was founded in 1889, and is intended to provide for one year's study and residence at a foreign university, English or Continental. It was won last year by Margaret Timpson, of New York, who was graduated with a grade of 89.345. The highest average made by a Senior European Fellow under the pres- ent system of marking is 92.444, the rec- ord established by Marguerite Darkow, of Philadelphia, in 1915. Records for the past six years are: 1918 Margaret Timpson.......89.345 1917 Thalia Smith ............88.376 1916 Marian Kleps ...........87.328 1915 Marguerite Darkow......92.444 1914 Katharine Dodd .........89.7 1913 Yvonne Stoddard ........86.877 The three distinctions given with de- grees are "summa cum laude," awarded for an average of 90 or over; "raagna cum laude," for 85 to 90, and "cum laude" for 80 to 85. Last year five Seniors, or 7.8 per cent of the class, a larger number than any other year on record, were graduated "magna rum laude." The three graduate European Fellow- ships to be announced are the President M. Carey Thomas European Fellowship, for graduate students who have com- pleted one year of work at Bryn Mawr College, the Mary E. Garrett European Fellowship for graduates who have com- pleted two years of work at Bryn Mawi, and the Anna Ottendorfer Memorial Re- search Fellowship. The holders for the last year are Isabel Smith '15, Eva Alice Worrall '16, A.M. *17, and Olga Marx, A.M. With the exception of the Anna Otten- dorfer Memorial Fellowship, which is of the value of $700, each of these fellow- ships, like the "Senior" Fellowship, is of the value of $500. FREE MOVEMENT DRILL BY ARMY INSTRUCTOR IN FRIDAY GYM MEET Agility and quickness tests similar to those used at the army training camps will be part of the free movement drill to be given by Mr. William Cromle at the Gymnastic Contest tomorrow afternoon. During the war Mr. Cromie was released from his position as Physical Director at the University of Pennsylvania, and be- came an instructor at Camp Houston. The other Judges will be Miss Cynthia Wesson '09, Head Reconstruction Aide at the government General Hospital, Lake- wood, and Mr. Philip Bishop, of Haver- ford School. During the drill given by Mr. Cromle, Dr. David will fake his place as a Judge. Student Judges to award the apparatus cup for Individual work have been ap- pointed by the Athletic Board. They are A. Stiles "19. A. Blue 19. J. Herrick 'M and H. Ferris 'SO. POSITIONS OPEN TO WOMEN IN MANY FIELDS Conference Speakers Give Practical Hints in Round Table Meetings A "warm welcome" In the fields of med- icine, writing, business, social service and farming was extended to students last week-end In a Vocational Conference, held under Die college Appointment Bureau. WIDE OPENINGS IN MEDICINE The tremendous need and opportunity for women In the field of medicine and medical social work were emphasized by all three speakers at the conference on Medicine and Public Health. "Any of the high administrative posi- tions can be the expected goal of the woman physician who shows ability in any particular line of work," declared Dr. Martha Tracy '97, Dean of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania. Among specific openings she mentioned family physicians, diagnosticians, State health officers, and industrial medical workers. Personal requirements she summed up in good health, sound training, optimism, and a social sense. Tells of Work Among Babies at Havre The work of a lied CDMA linll among the babies In a slum district of Havre was described by Dr. Dorothy Child '10, head of the Child Welfare Bureau of the State Health Department, and late of the pediatric service In Fiance. Living con- ditions near the docks were so poor that it was necessary to call out the city lire department, who turned their hose all through the district, after which a team of scrub women was sent through. Miss Katherine Tucker, Director of the Visiting Nurses' Association of Philadel- phia, defined medical social service as "a projection of the work of the doctor into the social field." Where the clinical doc- tor drops a case, the medical social worker takes it up. looking into the home and the living conditions of the patient. The speakers were introduced by An- toinette Canon '07. head of the Social Service Work at the University of Penn- sylvania Hospital. DISCUSS DRIVE FOR $150,000 The possibility of beginning a drive for $150,000 for the Students' Build- ing was discussed at a Senior Class meeting on Tuesday. To start the fund, it was suggested that Liberty Bonds might be donated. A canvass of the class will be taken to see how- much would be given in Liberty Bonds or in other forms, provided the building should be begun immedi- ately. WRITERS GIVE PRACTICAL ADVICE Reassuring her listeners by the com- forting statement that the magazine mar- ket had never before been as good as it now Is, Mrs. Martha Plalsted Saxton (B. M. '08, now reader for the Doran Co.) opened the conference on Writing and Journalism with a talk on the Journalistic opportunities for college graduates. "The two main lessons to be learned before starting a literary career," said Mrs. Saxton. "are. first, to hoard your en- ergy, and second, to practice perseve- rance. Inspiration, of course, has its place, but it is apt to He down on the Job." Practical Jobs for Beginners Mrs. Saxton described the probable lines of literary work for newly graduated college women as follows: the newspaper Job, which may mean dramatic or literary criticism, special articles, or editorial work, as well as hack reporting; the pub- lishing house Job, which is apt to begin with reading manuscripts and to continue with writing commercial advertising or estimates of books to be sold; and occa- sional Jobs such as translation (which Is very poorly paid), moving picture sce- nario reading or writing, or office work for encyclopaedia compilers. "Study the magatlne market as seen through the 'Authors' League Bulletin' to (Continued on page S, column 1.) MASS MEETING STARTED PROJECT OF STUDENTS BUILDING IN 1915 May Day Suggested to Raise Fund The project of putting up a Students' Building was first discussed at a mass meeting in the old gymnasium, March 12, 1930, five years before the building of Rockefeller and the Library. "The convenience such a building would be need hardly be explained," says the Fortnightly Philistine for that year. "No more forlorn alumnte sitting in Merion parlors and trying to feel at home; no more struggles witli the difficulties that have hitherto made the giving of a play such an enormous undertaking; no more trying to �tag in a cell fourteen by eight feet " As then planned the building would in- clude "an auditorium, music rooms, offices for the various clubs and papers, a library, a dining-hall, kitchens, and rooms for visiting alumna?, with the possibility of a bowling alley. . . . 'Everybody agreed that they wanted such a building. $30,000 was named as the lowest sum for its cost.'' Origin of May Day A "plan of renewing Elizabethan Mor- ris dances and May games in as artistic and historically accurate a manner as possible." suggested as a means of rais- ing the fund by Mrs. Andrews (E. H. Walker "93) gave rise to the Bryn Mawr May Day. The meeting voted to give such an entertainment in the coming May (less than two months off). The $5249 made at this first May Day was the be- ginning of the Students' Building fund. Plans for the Students' Building were first presented at a mass meeting held the following fall (November, 1900). These plans, drawn by ( ope and Steward- son, provided for a building of gray stone of the same style of architecture as the other buildings, with a main body and two wings, one containing an auditorium and the other a dining hall with galleries to accommodate spectators at class ban- quets. "The auditorium." the Philistine points out "would be useful for the con- ferring of Degrees until the erection of the Library." A second set of plans has been drawn by Lockwood deForest and Winsor Soule. Will Co-operate With Dean Maddison A Schedule Committee to meet with Dean Maddison to fix the dates for out- side speakers has been organized under the Undergraduate Association from the old Education Committee of the War Council. The members are: H. Johnson "19. chairman; J. Holmes '19. M. Healea '20, H. Rubel '21. C. Skinner '22. Anyone who wishes to reserve a date for a speaker or entertainment will apply to this committee. Dr. Jonathan Day. of the Labor Tem- ple, who was to have spoken here this evening, will give his lecture on Wednes- day. April I. PLAN TEMPORARY THEATRE OR WING OF STUDENTS BUILDING No More Plays in Gymnasium Season Either a temporary theatre or a theatre- wing of the long-planned Students' Build- ing must be built at once if there are to be any more plays at college in the win- ter, Marjorie Martin '19, president of the Undergraduate Association, explained at a meeting last Thursday. Owing to the gymnasium work It will be Impossible to give any plays, except Freshman Show, In the gymnasium except during the out- door seasons of spring and fall. Two feasible plans for building a thea- tre were presented. The first Is to form a corporation and build a cheap, temporary theatre behind the sheds back of the gym- nasium. The building would be made of ash and cinder concrete and would con- tain the present stage. The cost would be about $6000 or possibly $2000 if the students worked on the building them- selvi- The second plan is to start the Stm dents' Building, for which two sets of plans have been drawn, by putting up a wing containing the stage The main building could then be built later accord- ing to the original plan. About $50,000 would be necessary to begin this. The students' Building fund to date is $25,000. The Association voted that a temporary eoniinittee be appointed to Investigate the price of a temporary theatre; and that the Students' Building Committee start an Immediate investigation into the prices and advisability of building a wing. The Students' Building would probably I.....reeled either below Radnor or behind the library. The main floor would com- prise an auditorium with tier seats and a stage with switchboard, prompter's box and dressing rooms; three banquet halls, which could be made into one large hall; and offices for the associations, classes, and college publications. Upstairs there would be alumna' rooms. A fireplace In the center hall has been promised by the Class of 1900. One of the college directors is reported to .have said that she will give a dance in the new building the night it is opened.' THREE NEW C. A. COMMITTEES Federation Committee Abolished Abolishment of the Federation Commit- tee and establishment of World Citizen- ship. C. A. Library and Publicity Commit- tees were decisions of a Christian Asso- ciation meeting Tuesday evening. The duties of the Federation Commit- tee will be taken over by the Membership Committee, which will take Freshmen to church, and the World Citizenship Com- mittee, which will keep up a connection with the World Student Christian Federa- tion. The work of the Bible and Mission Com- mittee will be divided: part will be kept by the present committee, which will be called the Bible Committee, and part given to the new World Citizenship Com- mittee. COMPETITION FOR 1922 A Freshman Competition for the first News editor from 1922 begins tomorrow (Thursday) with a meeting at 1.S0 In the gymnasium. Those who wish to try out and for any reason cannot be present are asked to give their names to A. R. Du- bach. 72 Pern West, not later than Friday night
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I noticed this week that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) selected automotive engineering test solutions provider AVL North America to assist in the creation of an Integrated Battery Cycling System at the EPA National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory (NVFEL) in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
AVL will provide "a road, vehicle, and driver-simulation environment that enables tests to be defined and executed at a vehicle-maneuver level." It said the combination of products will enable the EPA to efficiently evaluate a variety of testing standards.
AVL North America Chairman and CEO Don Manvel said the technology "will lead the way for the industry as it turns to ever-renewable sources of energy."
AVL's press release noted that President Obama's goal to have one million electric vehicles on the road by 2015 requires the establishment of standards to guide manufacturers in the production of these vehicles. It also said that historically, technologies certified by the EPA in emissions testing have become the benchmark for the industry, and it is expected that the same will happen for battery testing now that the EPA is beginning to test batteries for electric vehicles.
A year ago, the EPA and NHTSA (National Highway Transportation Safety Administration) said they expect auto manufacturers will meet 2012-2016 fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions standards through wider adoption of conventional technologies, and some manufacturers may choose to pursue fuel-saving technologies like hybrid vehicles clean diesel engines, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, and electric vehicles.
Fuel economy and reduced emissions are worthy goals, in my opinion, and the government through the EPA provides a valuable service to the public in mandating both. The automotive industry has responded to government mandates with innovative technology. For example, developers estimate that electric power steering systems can reduce CO2 emissions by 16 grams per-mile and start/stop technology can reduce emissions by up to 8%.
I've not heard anyone complaining about the EPA's involvement in EV battery testing – at least not yet – but it is, after all, the same EPA that raised the eyebrows of some members of Congress when it proposed to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and oil refineries. Responsible governmental regulation and industry cooperation brings benefits. It's unfortunate that cooperation these days is such a rare commodity.


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Great interview w/ Joe talking Leppard new album, the difference between Down 'n' Outz and D.L., working with members of DnO and why he started the band, touring in 2015, NFL's UK Pre-Game performance amongst other items..
See photos HERE
Here's my last guitar blog from the summer tour. I'll wrap it up by mentioning two guitars that only made one night appearances on this tour and give a few words about the X-Stroyer as it made it onstage every night of the tour.
Since we were in Mexico City I'll mention the Teotihuacan mask given to me at the Teotihuacan pyramids just outside Mexico City about nine years ago. Ironically I visited those same pyramids again and bumped into the person affectionately known as 'Gorilla' to his friends who gave me my mask. This mask is also the muse for the face that appears on 'Maya' adorning the first fret and two other of my Jackson Supreme guitars (including the grey one which is still on display at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas).
First off the Jackson PC-1 in trans black metallic (Tranny):
This guitar has the usual Dimarzio super 3 and HS-2 pickups with a Jackson sustainer/driver pickup in the neck position. It has FU-TONE saddles and titanium block, a maple neck and fingerboard and D'Addario 13-54 gauge strings. I played it on 'Let's Get Rocked'. You can also see this guitar in the 'Nine Lives' video with Tim Mcgraw.
Next up is the Jackson Telecaster. This guitar was custom made in the early 2000s. It originally had a maple neck and fingerboard but it never worked 100% for me. It sounded good and made it out on a few tours but it didn't make me want to play it. When my friend Lance suggested how good it would look with a rosewood fingerboard I asked the Jackson custom shop if they could give it a makeover. Mike Shannon created a beautiful fat neck with a rosewood fingerboard. I couldn't put it down after it arrived on tour, taking it to the hotel room everyday. I played it once onstage this summer I think, at Bristow, Virginia on 'Love Bites'. I'll be playing it in the studio on two new Delta Deep songs next week when I get home off tour. It has an ash body, a Dimarzio Area Hot T pickup in the bridge position and a Dimarzio Area T chrome (DP417C) in the neck position. It has D'Addario 13-54 gauge strings. After Scott set it up it feels very different to my PC-1's although it does have a PC-1 neck on it. Mainly because it has a fixed bridge and not my usual tremelo, floating bridge setup now it plays and sounds amazing.
The Jackson PC X-Stroyer continued to wow me on the whole tour. The sound was spectacular and I put this down to there being so much wood involved. It's such a mass of wood making it rather heavy (and I do have some really heavy guitars). With all the bells and whistles that are featured on the PC-1's and Supremes it comes out and slays. Having said that it's nowhere near as comfortable to play as a PC-1 and I wouldn't dream of playing it all night, which I have done with some of my PC-1's-most notably my old green and first one 'Kermit' that stayed in tune all night for the live recording of the Cybernauts live concert in 1996. The X-Stroyer isn't a production model but I'm sure it'll be available as a custom guitar if anyone's man enough for it.
I'd like to thank everyone who came and saw us on this tour; Scott Appleton who made the guitars perform like the champs that they are; Gabriel who is traveling with us on the Mexico leg of the tour who showed us around and shared with me and Helen the most amazing cultural experiences in Mexico City; and my lovely wife Helen Collen who made me and my guitars look great with her excellent photography.
DEF LEPPARD to appear on Paul McCartney Tribute compilation The Art of Paul McCartney featuring covers of songs by McCartney during his tenures in the Beatles and Wings and as a solo artist. Read the full article HERE
Watch now!. All photos by Helen Collen.
Def Leppard inducted into the Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame. Thanks to all the fans who voted. Read about HERE
DEF LEPPARD has added another new date this October in California. Tickets on sale now HERE
October 30th - Santa Ynez, CA (Chumash Casino)
Jackson-Bela - See all photos HERE
This guitar has been in and on many magazine covers and articles with and without me not to mention Def Leppard videos. It currently resides at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland Ohio in a coffin-well a glass case actually but close enough considering the face painted on the guitar.
The artwork was done by Dan Lawrence. During the recording of the Hysteria album I ordered my second custom Jackson guitar (the first being the cracked black and silver Soloist in the 'Women' and 'Pour Some Sugar on Me' videos). Grover Jackson, the name where the Jackson guitars title comes from said, "You know we could paint anything on a guitar and even make it glow in the dark". Back in the 80s when Grover still owned Jackson Guitars he was pretty hands on. Many a time he would come out on tour, make sketches that would later take shape on wood, and eventually become a guitar. I'd also go to the old factory and Grover would take a saw to a guitar and hack a new shape. I even have a prototype Phil Collen guitar at home that has pencil marks and is totally raw which was hacked out by Grover (I'll take a photo and share it with you all when I get home). Anyway Grover said, "If you get me a photo we can copy it." Being a horror movie buff like Grover I went to Forbidden Planet, a comic and memorabilia store in London and got an 8x10 black and white photo of Bela Lugosi, arguably the most famous film version of the vampire Dracula and sent it out to California to the Jackson factory.There's a story about when the artwork and specs were left on a table and the next day a vampire bat was on the wall next to the plans when everybody came into work in the morning. That aside the guitar was finally finished and made it's first live appearance on the Hysteria tour.
The guitar itself is/was a Jackson dinky with a bolt on neck. It originally had a Khaler trem system on it as did a lot of my early guitars mainly because my friend and red hot guitar player Rudi Riviere knew the tremelo bridge's systems inventor Dave Story when he designed the trem in London. The guitar has been through some major changes over the years but still glows like crazy when the lights go out. I had Dimarzio super distortion humbuckers put in as the guitar has 2 hum buckers, not that you can see them as they have plastic covers painted over. It has an ebony fingerboard with shark fin inlays and I eventually had a Floyd Rose tremelo system installed with an FU-tone titanium block.
This guitar has improved with age and sounds better than it ever did. I've had it for 28 years. You can hear this guitar on the first half of the solo on 'Let's Get Rocked' and see it on the videos 'Animal', 'Armageddon It', 'and 'Rock On'. You can also hear it on the live version of 'Nine Lives' on the Mirrorball album.
I just got to play it for one night only (Tues Aug 26th) when we played Cuyahoga Falls near Cleveland. I would like to thank the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Museum's Shelby Morrison, Mngr of Artist & VIP Relations and Amanda Pecsenye-Registrar for bringing, hanging with us, and later collecting Bela at our Cleveland Show at the Blossom Music Center. Scotty set it up and re-strung it. I played it on 'Love Bites', 'Let's Get Rocked', 'Armageddon It', and 'Sugar' before it had to be returned to it's crypt before daylight. You can see Bela on display anytime at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum. I'll probably get it back next year so it can go on our 2015 world tour with me, of course.
D.L. will perform the pre-game show at the first of this year's three NFL International Series games on Sunday 28 September, when the Oakland Raiders host the Miami Dolphins. Click on image to watch the announcement video below.
Joe Elliott states "Having most recently visited Wembley in May to watch Sheffield United in the FA Cup semi-final, I know what the atmosphere in the ground is like for 'our' football so I'm really looking forward to performing there before the NFL game and of course soaking up the excitement of the actual match. I can't wait!"
"Having Def Leppard perform at Wembley is going to be very exciting and a lot of fun," said Alistair Kirkwood, Managing Director of NFLUK. "We know their performance will get Wembley pumping, have the fans on their feet and set the tone for a great game."
A limited number of tickets returned by the participating teams will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Thursday September 4 via www.ticketmaster.co.uk.
The Raiders-Dolphins game will kick off at 6:00 p.m. UK time (1:00p.m. ET) and will be aired live in the UK on Channel 4 and Sky Sports and in the US on CBS.
For more info vist NFLUK.com
Check out Rock Paper Photo's exclusive new offer: a limited edition print of Joe Elliott personally autographed by him. Shot by award-winning music photographer Maryanne Bilham, this 16x20" archival pigment print is sure to be a collector's item. Only 50 available! Details HERE
Jackson PC-1 (London 57) - See photos HERE
This guitar was a surprise gift for my 50th birthday, orchestrated by Scott Appleton and kept quiet by Jackson Guitars. Unfortunately, its production was held up so it appeared on my 51st birthday. Scott had done the initial artwork which states my birthplace and date in old English font (for anyone who wondered what those markings meant on the guitar). It was further enhanced by our lovely wardrobe and dressing room coordinator Lesley Mortimer-Wallace when she blinged and bejeweled my guitar out in the same Swarovski crystals she used on my microphone stand that you can see in one of these photos below.
London 57 has had much love from me and is one of my 'go to' guitars i.e. tv appearances, The Voice & other event performances, and recording sessions. It's faithful and sounds killer. London 57 is a classic Jackson PC-1 with a mahogany body with a maple top. It has a slightly larger than standard maple neck and fingerboard. It's fitted with a Floyd Rose trem with FU-Tone titanium saddles and block, a Dimarzio super 3 in the bridge position, an HS-2 in the middle and the Jackson driver/sustainer in the neck position. It's strung with D'Addario 13-54 gauge strings. I play this guitar on the electric part of 'Bringing on The Heartbreak' and 'Switch 625' on this tour.
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One of the finest gymnastics facilities in the nation, the Bob Devaney Sports Center received a major renovation prior to the 2013-14 season. The 7,907 arena includes five suites, new ceiling trusses that mimic the NU Coliseum and a great wall to replicate the Coliseum entry. The Devaney Center also now includes 10MM video boards. Fan amenities include increased and renovated restrooms and updated concession stands. The Devaney Center has been the home of Nebraska gymnastics for more than 30 years.
Named after Bob Devaney, Nebraska's highly successful football coach and athletic director (1962-93), the building was opened in the fall of 1976 and is located on the Nebraska State Fairgrounds. The building, a $13-million dollar project, houses the Husker basketball, gymnastics, track, swimming and wrestling teams. A number of other activities, including concerts and commencements, are held in the arena. Since its opening, the Devaney Center has hosted numerous national, regional and conference championship events, including 10 NCAA Men's Championships. Most recently, the Devaney Center played host to the 2009 NCAA Women's Championships.
Before the 1999-2000 season, the Bob Devaney Sports Center underwent $7.9 million in renovations inside the arena and in the concourse areas. Two HuskerVision replay screens were added inside the arena, along with stat boards and digital message boards. A new sound system, lighting system and ring of honor also added to the atmosphere in the arena, as will the addition of chairback seating on the arena floor. In addition to the improvements in the main arena, the main concourse received extensive renovations, with the addition of a Husker Hall of Honor and a Husker Walk of Fame. The displays in the concourse areas highlight more than 100 years of Nebraska athletics and nearly 35 years of Husker women's sports.
The model strength and conditioning program in the nation, Husker Power plays a major role in the continuing success of Nebraska athletics. Nebraska's strength program was the first in the nation, and with 12 current staff members is now one of the most comprehensive strength and conditioning organizations in the nation.
Nebraska's strength training facilities have set the standard in collegiate strength training since the early 1970s. The Nebraska strength complex has been one of the most efficient and well-designed weight rooms in the country for nearly four decades.
Program - The Husker Power Strength and Conditioning Program is geared for maximum improvement of performance on the court. Each athlete receives their own individual computerized program each year.
Supervision - The Husker Power staff has eight full-time strength and conditioning specialists and four interns.
Facilities - The Charles and Romona Myers Performance Center in the Osborne Athletic Complex is the finest all-around athletic facility in the nation, providing athletes with all the tools necessary to achieve at the highest level.


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The fact of being surrounded by the Serra do Curral, Belo Horizonte becomes a great attraction for those who like to try hiking. But even in the city itself, nature is very present. Despite the tall buildings and constructions, you may count more than 200 green areas.
Serra do Curral is practically located in the center. The easiest way to start the hikes is to go to the Mangabeiras Park, from where you may depart from three different tracks. The region also has a vast area of vegetation and it is in this mountain that you will find Galeria Forest, where some rivers flow, find small waterfalls. It is also home to small animals. The best way to make these walks the safest way is to go accompanied by someone who knows well the area. The company "Trilhas de Minas" (www.trilhasdeminas.com.br) organizes hikes.About 100 kilometres from the center is located another area, also very appealing for those seeking a closer contact with nature: the Serra do Cipó. Here lies a national park (www.serradocipo.com), especially with a bumpy relief and altitudes ranging between 800 and 1700 meters.It is also known that the planning of the city of Belo Horizonte favoured the construction of green areas. There are about 30 parks, of which stand out the Americo Renné Giannetti Park, with about 180 000 m², or the Julien Rien Park, where you'll find several species of animals and where there are also some leisure options such as a fitness zone.


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The Lone Ranger used silver bullets!
Found another use for gold: lining the engine bay of your McLaren F1 Supercar.
Gold, like all other elements in the universe heavier than lithium, is created in stars, by the process of nuclear fusion. However, the formation of different elements varies according to their atomic number.
Elements lighter than iron are formed by "helium capture" fusion, where nuclei capture a helium-4 nucleus and fuse with it into a heavier elment. For example, a carbon-12 nucleus could collide with helium-4 and produce oxygen-16 and energy. The iron nucleus is more strongly bound than any other nucleus, and so there is basically "no room" for the helium-4 to fuse with it.
Elements heavier than iron are formed by neutron capture, or s-process, fusion. In this type of fusion, nuclei capture stray neutrons -- it is called s-process as it happens much slower than helium capture. This process is responsible for all elements from iron to bismuth, like gold.
Elements heavier than bismuth are thought to be formed in supernovae, when pressures and temperatures are much higher than possible in a stable star.
sheye: I'm just a know-it-all. If you were asking about me using Gold in the engine bay of my McLaren F1, gold is a very good conductor of heat, and the engine in a McLaren gets very hot. The price of gold is based on what the world thinks its worth. And its going up again because the US dollar is dropping again. I don't buy gold. There are better investments.
Gold is also a great conductor of electricity and it doesn't corrode. Its also good at blocking certain types of radiation which is one reason why its used in spacecraft. People aren't usually allergic to gold so it works well for jewelry and some people like shiny metal.


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Ken Winner about the new "Juice"
What do you say when your mobile phone is out of battery? You say it's out of Juice. What do you say when your kite doesn't have enough power? Again, you're out of juice. We can't help you with the first problem, but for the second . . . we have Juice.
There are at least three main types of big kites:
-There are the big race kites, which are fast and have big wind range but aren't generally the best for handling or jumping. These kites need at least five struts and need to be light, so they have to be lightly built and are not the most bomb-proof kites around.
-Then there are the big airstyle kites, which have great wind range and jumping but are slow turning. These kites don't have to be particularly light because they are flown in plenty of wind, but this means they aren't the best at staying in the air in light wind.
- Finally, there are the big handling-oriented kites. These have to be light, durable and quick-turning. They're good for jumping and popping in light wind, but can also go big when powered. Unlike airstyle kites, they need to be nimble and quick. Unlike race kites, it's ok if they're not the last word in upwind performance.
This is where the Juice comes in. The Juice is based roughly on the Neo arc, strut count, profile and outline, but the aspect ratio has been stretched from 4.5 to 5.3, and the leading edge diameter has been shrunk a bit. The center strut is conventional -- so as to improve overall stability -- and the back pigtail is conventional because a relaunch bungee won't work well on such a thick LE tip.
Big kites have so much canopy area that they can really benefit from the stability provided by a lot of struts. Unfortunately, struts also add a lot of weight. We opted for three struts on the Juice because this number provides the best combination of low weight, high durability and good canopy stability.
You might wonder why not build a big kite with minimal weight by eliminating all struts, and this is certainly something we've considered. But our experience indicates that the lack of structure in strutless kites robs them not only of top end comfort and depower but also low end power. Add this to the tip flutter in turns and the strutless option seem limited.
The Neo has a floating strut in the center to give more complete luffing when sheeted out. We felt this was desirable on a smaller kite like the Neo. For the Juice, however, which is a much bigger kite, we felt a conventional strut in the center would give needed canopy stability.
The Juice shares the Neo arc. This arc gives a high segment count for good profile fidelity. It also provides smooth and quick steering while keeping good depower and sheet-go power delivery.
Aspect Ratio
We know from testing a wide variety of kites that high aspect ratios can improve bar feel and depower in big kites by quite a bit. High AR can be overdone, as it can give an excessively long and heavy leading edge, but a moderate AR can be just right. With the Juice we found that an AR of 5.3 gave a nice short bar stroke without hurting other aspects of handling such as quick turning.
Canopy Profiles
Given how well the Neo is working, we decided to stick with Neo profiles for the Juice.
We like to have several bridle anchor points on the leading edge so that bridle loads on the leading edge are well distributed. This led us to go with eight front bridle anchors.
We also like a bridle as short as possible, to reduce the chances of tangles and snags. The shortest bridles we tested did not give the best bar feel or turning ability so we lengthened the bridle to the point where steering and bar feel were good. This left the bridle still short enough that it can't loop over the end of the leading edge.
Finally, we had to consider whether to go with a pseudo-pulley or fixed front pigtail. Since using a pulley would permit the Neo to work with a greater variety of safety systems, we decided to go with one pulley on each side of the front bridle. But we also knew that a pulley could make the kite feel a little less crisp and responsive. Fortunately, combining the pulley with a stopper – as we've done on the Neo and Dyno – allowed us to keep both the pulleys and the crisp bar feel that we were looking for.
Juice in summary
Steering / turning
Moderately narrow arc and wide tips give super-quick turning.
Drift / hover
The low weight, low strut count and low center of gravity of the Juice keep it very stable in the air. It flies well in the lightest of winds and resists stalling, both front and back, better than nearly any other kite.
Power delivery
Owing to the smooth, round turning and short bar stroke (for kites this big), the Juice has consistent, linear, sheet-go power delivery.
The high aspect ratio helps deliver quick, easy depower.
We've minimized materials where possible on the Juice, so keep the weight down, but have included all usual reinforcements.
Dyno 2013 - What's new? by Ken Winner
Low Weight
Low weight is a key feature of the Dyno and all measures have been taken to strip out materials that do not contribute to on-water performance. For example, there is no single-point inflation system on the Dyno simply because SPI increases weight without improving performance.
The performance benefits of low weight are mainly:
(1) the Dyno will easily fly when quite underpowered. The 17 will readily stay in the air when there is too little wind for an 80-kilo rider to plane on a big race board.
(2) when flying the Dyno up and down for power (as when racing downwind), the Dyno's low weight helps it to make a powerful upstroke.
Aspect Ratio
Aspect ratio remains low enough for quick turning but high enough for good aerodynamic efficiency.
5-line ability
While the Dyno will work as a 4-line kite, it retains 5-line ability for these reasons:
(1) Easy relaunch in light winds. Even riders who like four-line kites often add a fifth line to make relaunch possible in super-light wind.
(2) Safety. When you need to get total, complete and perfect depower in half a second, nothing else works as well as a 5th line.
(3) Easy, safe self-launching and self-landing.
Thin tapered struts with semi-segmented and conical construction
Struts are tapered from a fairly large diameter where they meet the LE to much smaller diameters 25% back. The big joint with the LE gives more rigidity to the structure of the inflated elements. The taper to a smaller diameter provides lower drag.
The semi-segmented construction gives a smooth upper curve to the struts – an aerodynamically superior shape – while taking up excess cloth and preventing unsightly wrinkles in the lower surface of the strut.
The struts go to a conical construction at the 25% point. This eliminates seams and therefore removes a point of potential seam failure in the part of the strut that bends the most on the beach.
Strut configuration
The 2012 Dyno has seven struts for extra stability – mainly appreciated by heavier riders taking the Dyno to the limit in powered conditions.
The 2013 Dyno is more narrowly focused on racing, which requires more flexibility and the lowest possible weight, so the new Dyno has only five struts.
The tip strut is closer to the tip to support the thin leading edge and provide stability during hard turning. The quarter strut is a bit closer to the tip strut so as to support the flat section of canopy between tip and quarter struts.
The large span between quarter and center struts provides the bulk of the power of the kite. This area is not heavily controlled with struts because it needs to be free to luff or fill, depending on wind strength.
More and different sizes
The Dyno was originally a light-wind kite but has evolved into a light-wind and race kite and now comes in sizes 7, 9, 11 and 13 in addition to the original 15 and 17.
The new 17 is larger than the 2012 Dyno 17 and has significantly more power. Sizes 15 and 13 are also more powerful than corresponding Dynos from 2012.
Graduated cloth weight
The inflated elements of the 2012 Dyno were entirely built of a light but extremely stable new Dacron. For 2013 we are keeping this lighter Dacron in the small-diameter inflated elements – the struts and the tips of the leading edge – while going with our standard, heavier-duty Dacron in the large-diameter parts of the leading edge. This heavier Dacron permits higher inflation pressures and thus greater stability in the leading edge.
We've added more segments to the geometry of the 2013 Dyno. This helps ensure good fidelity to design shape.
Turning speed
Owing to the fewer struts and lower weight, turning speed has been improved. This is most noticeable when flying the Dyno up and down on a deep downwind point of sail.
Leading edge diameter
Leading edge diameters are basically unchanged in the center of the Dyno but tip diameters are smaller. This change provides a bit less aerodynamic drag.
New bridle
The new Dyno bridle has no pulleys. This gives a bit less weight and drag but also means that the 2013 Dyno must be flown on either (1) a 5-line bar or (2) a four-line bar with front-line safety leash.
Profile tweaks
Canopy profiles in the outboard quarters are quite flat for low drag. Canopy profiles at and between center and quarter struts are deeper and more powerful than in 2012.
Power vs. depower
The various changes have led to better power and depower.
The lower weight, deeper profiles and new geometry help the 2013 Dyno to relaunch quickly.
Sky Solbach Dyno:
"The new Dyno is something totally new and is hands down the fastest kite I have flown to date. It constantly shoots to the edge of the wind window while maintaining really consistent power delivery that carries you upwind. Downwind, the new Dyno is equally impressive. I can't wait to see what the North Race Team can do on the race course this year with this tool in their hands!"


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General sites, Maps, Public Transportation
Getting Around Conference Sites
Public transportation to/from the airport
Septa - Airport line
$6 each way. The train stops directly at the airport. Use the machine to buy your ticket before you board!! There's a surcharge if you pay on the train.
Local Media
Wireless access
- Joe's Coffee (11th and Walnut)
- Wooden Shoe Books and Records (508 s. 5th street) www.woodenshoebooks.com
Restaurants and other food options
Gianna's will excite the vegetarian, vegan, and carnivore alike. Famous for their Philly cheesesteaks. Also excellent sides and desserts. Not to be missed.
This little grocery store has excellent samosas. A worthwhile trip to University City.
This is a totally vegan restaurant and satisfies all your cravings for food you probably never thought you could again. From Shark Fin Soup to Won Ton to Sweet and Sour Chicken, KOV is phenomenal. I highly recommend the dim sum.
[*http://www.readingterminalmarket.org Reading Terminal Market]
An excellent place just across the street from the conference center. You can buy groceries or a meal. It has Amish foods and various other kinds of food. Some of my favorite vendors are: Famous 4th Street Cookie Company, Nanee's Kitchen (Indian), Iovine's produce.
It has free wireless, but it is ALWAYS crowded!
Middle Eastern and American food (meaning, you can get both falafel and fries). Seriously the best falafel and baba ganoush this user has ever experienced.
221 N. 11th St (near the convention center)
Kinda fancy, but not too expensive. Has several tofu options.
910 Christian Street (9th and Christian) Sabrina's is really crowded if you go for brunch, but not so bad for dinner. It's near the Italian Market, which is also worth checking out. For vegetarians, who might otherwise miss out on Philly cheesesteaks, Sabrina's has a great seitan version! The menu is kind of like classic American food with a twist. BYOB
15 S. 3rd St (3rd and Market) - about 7 blocks from the Convention Center
A little expensive, entrees cost $13-25. Several vegetarian options. It's the kind of place where even if you order something ordinary, the food is extra good.
3420 Sansom Street (34th and Sansom, near UPenn)
A little expensive, $16-25 entrees. There are usually only a few vegetarian options. Ingredients are mostly local, organic and seasonal. The owner is committed to social justice, and they host many community events. Very good!
- Govindas (vegan sandwiches that are actually good! South and Broad Street)
- Alyan's (Palestinian Restaurant, 603 S 4th St)
- Vegetarian Somosa (Indian Buffet.
12th and Walnut, on the South side of Walnut
- Santa Fe Burrito 212 S 11th St
- The Joint (602 South St, awesome place)
- Lorenzo's Pizza (pizza by the slice, soup nazi ordering rules. 305 South St)
- Gianna's Grille (507 S 6th St. hipsters love this place)
- South East Chinese Restaurant. 1000 Arch St. (Corner of Arch and N. 10th Street). Chuck says: "my favorite vegetarian Chinese restaurant was always South East, I think it's called. It's on a corner near the Greyhound station."
- Singapore (Chinese vegetarian. 1006 Race St, 10th and Race)
- New Harmony Vegetarian (Chinese.135 N 9th St, 9th and Cherry)
221 Church Street (2nd and Church, a small street just north of Market)
In addition to being a terrific Ethiopian restaurant, Dahlak is a great bar. When I lived in Philly (2001), they also had a dynamite jukebox. In west Philly.
- Fergy's Irish Pub (1214 Sansom St, real great place. Owner is authentic Irishman!)
- Locust Street Bar (10th and Locust, Southeast corner.)
- Dirty Frank's (13th and Pine, Northeast corner)
- Bob and Barbara's (1509 South St)
- Mako's (3rd and South, northwest corner)
- Khyber (good for live music, 56 S 2nd St)
- McGlinchey's (Best center city dive bar, 259 S 15th St)
Libraries and Local bookstores
Giovanni's Room (GLBT)
345 South 12th Street (12th and Pine)
108 S. 13th Street (13th and Sansom)
Wooden Shoe 508 South 5th Street. Wooden Shoe, philly's infoshop, at 508 s. 5th James G. says: "There's free movie nights on Saturdays at 7:30PM! This week, we're showing "Fuck", a history about the infamous f-word, which just got a city teacher fired here for showing it to his class."
Record Stores
Vintage Shopping
Tourist attractions
Liberty Bell (map)


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