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The whole family loved this one. As per others' recommendations, I halved the soy and sesame oil (which I added at the end), and I used a combination of baby bok choy and spinach.
Gave it 4 forks because it scores well on 3 key metrics - it's easy, delicious, and healthy. And I usually have all the ingredients on hand. Made exactly per recipe except I saw too late that I was supposed to add just half the bag of spinach and dumped the whole thing in. Won't do that again - a little too leafy but still yummy.
Yummy soup. No rating because I made a number of changes. I used chicken stock instead of veg stock. I used thinly sliced chicken instead of tofo. I added chinese noodles during last 5 minutes of cooking. I added snow pea during last couple of minutes of cooking. I added just 2 tsp of sesame oil during last 2 minutes of cooking.
Excellent soup - made as is written, but added the sesame oil at the end. The perfect blend of tastes that I'm looking for in Chinese food, but a better experience because I made it at home!
Made this exactly as is except I omitted the tofu. It was very tasty!
This was just very delicious and couldn't be easier. I am surprised by how truly tasting and filling it was. I did use frozen spinach and I added frozen corn as well which worked beautifully. Perfect for an easy after work dinner and just delish.
To Cook from New Delhi... it sounds like the problem was with the spinach you used--the best recipes can be ruined by old or inadequate ingredients.
After reading all the fabulous reviews I decided to make this soup but it turned out to be really bitter. I used home made vegetable stock and Kikoman soy sauce. I didn't have rice vinegar so I didn't put it in and I added the sesame oil at the end as suggested. I chopped the spinach before I put it in - could that be that reason it turned out so bitter? Absolutely terrible!
As a regular user of this site, I've made many recipes from it that I've been exceptionally pleased with, but this amazingly tasty soup has finally moved me to write a review. I followed the recipe, using Better Than Bouillon vegetable base and also rice vinegar (cider vinegar does not have an Asian-enough flavor to me). I used regular Kikkoman soy sauce and my husband, who is sensitive to too much salt, had no complaints about that and loved the soup as much as I did. Because the one thing I didn't have on hand was tofu, I substituted a few vegetable pot sticker dumplings that I'd had in the freezer, which worked perfectly and, for us, are much more appealing than tofu. I can't believe how delicious and nourishing this soup is, especially considering how easy it is to make.
Based on the reviews here, I used chicken broth, lite soy sauce, 1 Tb of rice vinegar, bok choy and added sesame oil at the end. No tofu and I forgot to buy pork/shrimp so it was just veggies.Using an entire head of bok choy and 8 oz of mushrooms made it a nice chunky soup. My husband, who is not a big fan of soup, could not stop raving about it.


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Massachusetts, United States of America lithographer 1862 – 1967 /1971
Bark Catalpa of New Bedford
undesignated impression as issued , published state
printrun unknown
printed image 27.0 (h) x 42.8 (w) cm
The Wordsworth Collection, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, purchased 2010
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
In 1875 the whaling barque Catalpa successfully released six Irish political prisoners from the British penal colony in Western Australia. Orchestrated by Fenians based in the United States of America, the 1876 Catalpa was purchased in order to sail from New Bedford, Massachusetts to Western Australia under the disguise of a legitimate commercial venture. On 17 April the six convicts escaped from a working party outside the Fremantle prison and raced to the coast where they rowed to the Catalpa anchored offshore into International waters. Despite being chased by a steamship commandeered by the colonial governor, William Cleaver Robinson, the Catalpa sailed into the Indian Ocean, and on 24 August 1876 the boat returned to New Bedford, where they were greeted by thousands of supporters and a 70-gun salute.

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1. Why do you want to be mayor?
I have the ability to lead and work with the council and department heads to get things done. I am a problem solver and a consensus builder. These abilities will serve me well as the mayor.
2. What experience do you have that makes you qualified to be mayor?
With 8 years as a union president, the things I have learned and done will be valuable to me as mayor. I also have a unique perspective as to the way things get done within the city due to my 35+ years as a city employee.18406998
3. What will be your top three priorities for the City of La Crosse if you're elected mayor?
1) Crime/Alcohol - I am proposing a "Notification" program which would be a concerted effort joining the Police Department, DA/City Attorney offices, Judges, Probation Agents and other representatives from within the community. This program would provide a set of criteria for criminals and compliance is the first goal. If they step beyond the criteria, major sanctions begin. No more revolving door. I also reccommend bringing back the Alcohol, Compliance and Education (A.C.E.) team. They promoted a lot of training and created many bridges, like co-training with the La Crosse Tavern League. This was a good program with incredible results.
2) Taxes & fees - We need to re-vitalize the older housing in our neighborhoods by encouraging homeowners upgrade and remodel rundown housing. TIF's are a tool used by the city to provide incentives for business to develop in La Crosse. I think that TIF's could be temporarily suspended and that money used as incentives for home owners and we can start to get our neighborhoods back.
3) Coordination & Cooperation - La Crosse needs city departments to work more together to achieve the common goal of better efficiency and organization. There also needs to be better communication between the mayor and the council.
4. What are your long-term goals for the City of La Crosse?
To get crime under control and drugs out of our neighborhoods. Rejuvenate our older neighborhoods and keep taxes and fees from continued escalation. Make better use of our natural resources to increase tourism and revenue coming into our city and a better relationship between the mayor and the council and have both listen more to our citizens.
5. The current mayor and the City Council have had disagreements about several city issues lately. If elected mayor, what will you do to work with the City Council?
Keep lines of communication open, show them that you are there to lead and strive to woork with each other to be more productive.
6. How will you balance the city budget?
A temporary break on TIF's and a crackdown on crime and drugs which eat up a very large amount of money in responses by police and fire personnel along with the court expenses and incarceration. this more than anything will cut down on costs incurred by the city.
7. Are you in favor of raising property taxes?
No, I think we can be more creative with more PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) programs and save money by better coordination with individual departments working together. No matter what, people have to realize that there is no quick easy fix. It will take hard work and patience.
8. How long have you lived in La Crosse?
I have lived in La Crosse for over 56 years. I am a born and raised northsider.
9. What do you like most and least about living in La Crosse?
I like living here because of all the options for outdoor recreation. I'm an avid outdoorsman and spend vitually all of my spare time hunting and fishing. I like the values of the people that live in this area and their midwest work ethic. I don't like the way our once close knit neighborhoods have deteriorated the increase of crime and drugs. These things will continue to destroy our city until they are addressed.
10. Tell us about your family.
My wife (Sharon) and I are born and raised in La Crosse as were our parents. Sharon has worked at Centurylink for 12 years. We both enjoy being out on the river in our pontoon in the summer. Our son, Austin works for Inland Printing and also enjoys hunting and fishing.
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United States of America 1912 – 1962
Dalet zayin
synthetic polymer paint on unprimed canvas
inscribed on reverse of canvas c.r., pencil, "M. Louis", possibly not by the artist, not dated
253.5 (h) x 336.5 (w) cm Purchased 1974 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
NGA 1974.384 © 1959 Morris Louis
- estate of the artist;
- to Alistair McAlpine, London, through André Emmerich Gallery Inc., New York, in 1973;
- André Emmerich Gallery Inc., New York;
- from whom bought by the Interim Council of the Australian National Gallery, December 1974
- Genesis of a Gallery 1976-77
- Art Gallery of South Australia 06 Mar 1976 – 04 Apr 1976
- Art Gallery of Western Australia 29 Apr 1976 – 20 May 1976
- Art Gallery, NZV Building, Darwin 19 Jul 1976 – 02 Aug 1976
- University of Queensland 30 Aug 1976 – 12 Sep 1976
- Art Gallery of New South Wales 01 Oct 1976 – 24 Oct 1976
- Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery 27 Jan 1977 – 20 Feb 1977
- Australian National University 10 Mar 1977 – 03 Apr 1977
- National Gallery of Victoria 21 Jul 1978 – 20 Aug 1978
- Abstract Expressionism: the National Gallery of Australia celebrates the centenaries of Jackson Pollock and Morris Louis
- 14 Jul 2012 – 24 Feb 2013
- Genesis of a gallery: Collection of the Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service 1976, illus. b&w p. [23];
- Patrick McCaughey, 'The modern period and the Australian National Gallery', Art and Australia vol. 14 nos 3 & 4, January–April 1977, illus. col. p. 272;
- James Mollison and Laura Murray (eds), Australian National Gallery: An introduction, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1982, p. 67, illus. b&w;
- Laura Murray (ed.), Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1982, p. 27. illus. col.;
- Diane Upright, Morris Louis: The complete paintings, New York: Harry N. Abrams 1985, cat. 210, p. 152, illus. col.;
- Michael Lloyd and Michael Desmond, European and American paintings and sculptures 1870–1970 in the Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1992, pp. 300–302, illus. col.;
- Les Murray, The full dress: An encounter with the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra: National Gallery of Australia 2002, p. 39, illus. col.;
- Collectionhighlights, Canberra: National Gallery of Australia 2008, p. 231 illus. col
Morris Louis's and Kenneth Noland's introduction to the painter Helen Frankenthaler in 1953, arranged by the art critic Clement Greenberg, is an event that has been written into Modernist folklore, as it provided the catalyst for Louis's subsequent use of a 'staining' technique for painting. Dalet zayin is one of a group of paintings known as Veils which Louis began the following year, when experimenting with the technique of staining unprimed canvas, and then continued between 1957 and 1960.
The later Veils paintings, of which there are approximately 130, were begun in the winter of 1957–1958, soon after his exhibition at the Jackson Gallery, New York, in November 1957.[1] The series was effectively concluded after his show at French and Company, New York, which was held in April 1959, but occasional Veil paintings were still made until the winter of 1959–1960. The exact dating of Louis' Veil paintings within this sequence is problematic, as most were not dated by the artist and remained unstretched for some time after his sudden and premature death in 1962.
Louis expressed little interest in the titles of his works, at least from 1954 onwards. The paintings were only given titles when it became necessary; for example, when a work left the studio for an exhibition.[2] Most were therefore named posthumously. After Louis' death it was decided to title the Veils with transliterations of names of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. The pictures were titled arbitrarily, in order of being stretched. The title Dalet zayin combines the fourth and seventh letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
Michael Lloyd and Michael Desmond, European and American paintings and sculptures 1870–1970 in the Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1992, pp. 300–302, revised Steven Tonkin 2003
[1]Diane Upright has dated the beginning of the second Veil series on the basis of a letter from Louis to Greenberg, which mentions that a Veil painting had been shown to a potential client in the spring of 1958. As this painting, Untitled 1958, collection Mrs H. Gates Lloyd, Haverford, Pennsylvania, is a fully developed work, it is likely that it was preceded by earlier trials; see Upright, 'In addition to the Veils', Art in America vol. 66 no. 1, January–February 1978, pp. 84–94, at p. 88.
[2]Even in the case of those works that were titled for exhibition, it seems most of the titles were suggested by Greenberg; see Upright, Morris Louis: The complete paintings, New York: Harry N. Abrams 1985, p. 37. The generic title Veils was coined by William Rubin; see Rubin, letter to the editor, Artforum vol. 9 no. 7, March 1971, p. 78.
The National Gallery of Australia holds three paintings by Louis: one of the Veils series, Dalet zayin 1959; Nexus II 1960, which marks the transition between the Veils and Unfurleds series; and Beta nu 1960 from the Unfurleds series;as well as two drawings, Untitled c. 1949 and Untitled 1950–53.


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There are several of us who are doing nice breedings. I am really liking what I'm seeing w/ my CH/MH Goose (CH hiddensprings blue goose MH) pups right now. Of course mom is linebred on CH/MH Bandit too, so hard not to like it all!!!!
What CH/MH's do you like? Have you tried contacting their owners and asking about current upcoming litters? If you like Blades, Kim has a MH son (out of a CH/MH bitch) that may have something that would float your boat... http://www.anewretrievers.com/index.html
Amy has siblings that are MH's, and are or close to being MH's. All are hunted extensively.
Contact me directly and I can send you pics and particulars.
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Ellison Armfield at Armbrook Labs knows alot about Ch/MH. She's produced three, out of one bitch. She might be able to point you in the right direction.
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Because of the Blogger glitch that deleted reader comments and made it impossible for readers to view and comment for a couple of days last week, I'm going to wait until Monday to draw the winner of Jillian Kent's novel, Secrets of the Heart. If you haven't yet commented for that drawing, be sure to check out Jillian's interview, below!
Now let's revisit novelist Mary Connealy, author of Deep Trouble (Barbour Publishing, May 2011).
Mary Connealy writes fun and lively "romantic comedy with cowboys" for the inspirational market. She is the author of the successful Lassoed in Texas, Montana Marriages, and Sophie's Daughters series. Her novel Doctor in Petticoats is a finalist for a Rita Awards, her novel Calico Canyon was nominated for a Christy Award and her novel Cowboy Christmas won the Carol Award.
She lives on a ranch in eastern Nebraska with her husband, Ivan, and has four grown daughters, two fine sons-in-law and two spectacular grandchildren.
Please tell us five random things we might not know about you.
-- I am third in a family of eight and my husband is sixth in a family of seven. Between us we have over 100 immediate family members. I'm not talking aunts and uncles and cousins, only brothers, sisters, their spouses and children. And growing.
-- I have two grandchildren and they are the two most beautiful grandchildren on the planet. What are the chances, huh?
-- I am a GED Instructor on an Indian Reservation, that's my day job and I've been doing it for nearly seven years. I can multiply fractions like nobody's business.
-- I have conversations constantly inside my own head and always have. Sometimes those conversations are so lively and real I catch my lips moving.
-- I was the color commentary person for women's basketball on the college radio station many long years ago.
Sounds like the talent for multiplication runs in your family, Mary.
Please tell us a bit more about the plot of Deep Trouble.
Deep Trouble is a sequel to my Carol Award winning novel Cowboy Christmas.
Gabe would have willingly fallen in love with the heroine of Cowboy Christmas—after he stopped wanting to see her arrested and hung. Now Gabe has taken to wandering because of his uncomfortable attraction for a married woman.
Shannon Dysart is on a quest to repair her professor father's tattered reputation. She's determined to find the city of gold her father died searching for.
Gabe finds Shannon stranded by evil companions, who have left her to die and gone after the gold themselves. With the dream of gold coloring every decision Shannon makes, and Gabe determined not to fail yet another helpless female in his life, they set out on together only to find themselves running for their lives.
Speaking of color, I have to say the color on these two covers is really gorgeous. Great job by Barbour.
What is it about your lead characters that will make your readers care about them?
The meeting between Shannon and Gabe is one of my favorite scenes ever. Shannon needs to be rescued. Gabe is definitely going to do it. But how? She's stuck in the highest cave in a cliff dwelling with no way up or down. I'm hoping that by the time Gabe figures out how get Shannon down you will be completely in love with both of them.
Why will readers enjoy your novel?
I think they'll find the setting intriguing. It begins in a Mesa Verde-like cliff dwelling and ends in the belly of the Grand Canyon. The myth of lost treasure, bad guys on their trail and the growing feeling…against all common sense…between the roving rancher and the wealthy professor's daughter is a mismatch that can only be overcome by true love.
If you were the casting director for the film version of your novel, who would play your lead roles?
Gabe is a young Sam Elliot (let's face it, the best cowboy since John Wayne).
No argument there!
Shannon is Sigrid Thornton, the heroine in The Man from Snowy River.
Give us a sample from the story that shows us something about your main characters.
"How long was I unconscious?"
Gabe didn't have a watch but it had taken him a while to crawl down, fiddle with that ladder, give up, get his rope and climb back. The sun had lowered past the rock wall they were standing on. The caves were facing east and the whole canyon was filling with shadows. "Not long."
"Obviously not, if this is the only plan you had time to come up with."
"Shannon, c'mon." Gabe froze. That tone of voice. He hadn't heard it for a long time. It was his 'little brother' voice. Many of his big brothers would call it whining. He paused for a second to apologize silently to his brother Abe, whose home Gabe was heading too right now. He was gonna be late. Not that he minded. Whenever he was near any of his six big brothers he immediately began feeling about ten years old. He caught himself acting like a kid, too.
Deepening the tone, he said, "I haven't been able to think of another way to get you down. It's this or nothing."
"What's wrong with your voice?"
Gabe glared at her. "Don't change the subject. Come up with a better plan or do it my way."
What is the last book you read that you would recommend?
I just finished Ruth Logan Herne's Reunited Hearts. It's the first book in a series called Men of Alleghany County. It's a wonderful book full of intriguing developments that kept me reading far into the night. And it's the first book in a new series set in that beautiful wild country. She populated a sweet little town with great characters. I can't wait for the next book.
What are you working on now?
I am doing my final edits for the second book in my new series, Kincaid Brides. Book #1 comes out in August. Out of Control. Book #2 is coming in January, In Too Deep.
Where else can readers find you online?
Petticoats & Pistols
My Blog
My Website
Deep Trouble can be purchased online via the following buttons:
Finally, what question would you like to ask my readers?
I'd like to know if any of them have ever been to the Grand Canyon. I found it absolutely fascinating to research. Have they ever read a book set down there? Does a setting that is so well known intrigue them or is it a distraction from the love story?
Thank you, Mary, for visiting with us and telling us about your novel. Readers, Mary has offered to give a signed copy of her book to the winner of our drawing on Thursday, May 26. To enter, leave a comment below in answer to Mary's question, above. "Please enter me" won't get you entered. Leave your email address, in case you win, like so: trish[at]trishperry[dot]com.
Be sure to check out my interviews with Jillian Kent and Dan Walsh, below, and leave a comment at the bottom of the post to enter the drawing for signed copies of their books.
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Pick a favorite era from:
Golden Age of the Sith (Naga Sadow, etc.)
The Sith War (Ulic Qel Droma, Exar Kun, Nomi Sunrider, etc.)
Knights of the Old Republic (video game and comic era)
Darth Bane & Jedi vs. Sith
The Rise of Chancellor Palpatine and training of Obi-Wan
TPM era and training of young Anakin
AOTC and Clone Wars era
ROTS and rise of the Empire era (also including Jabba's ascendancy)
Droids in action: R2D2 and C-3PO, their lost years
Young Han Solo and birth of the Rebellion era
Post-Yavin, the rise of Luke Skywalker
Post-Bespin and Shadows of the Empire
Post-Endor and pre-New Republic (Rogue Squadron era)
New Republic era (Thrawn, Jedi Academy, marriage of Luke and Mara)
Young Jedi Knights era - training of Jacen, Jaina, and Anakin Solo
New Jedi Order - the Yuuzhan Vong invasion
Post Zonoma-Sukot - the Dark Nest era
Legacy of the Force era - the betrayal of Jacen Solo
Legacy Comics era - the adventure of Cade Skywalker
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By The Associated Press
COLUMBUS — Columbus will soon be getting the second occupant in a three-hotel plan.
The Commercial Dispatch reports (http://bit.ly/QTcBhf) that a Nov. 5 groundbreaking has been set for a Courtyard by Marriott to be built by Castle Properties and Peachtree Hotel Group of Atlanta.
The hotel is the second business-class hotel for Castle and Peachtree in Columbus. It will be next to a Fairfield Inn on 18th Avenue North.
The Courtyard by Marriott will have 110 rooms and more than 3,000 square feet of conference space.
Developer Mark Castleberry said the hotel is Marriott's latest concept. "It's going to be a nice business-class hotel."
The hotel is the second in Castleberry's master plan for three hotels at that site.
The Lowndes County Board of Supervisors and the Columbus City Council in August voted to amend Castleberry's tax increment financing agreement from up to $3 million to up to $3.845 million, with a Dec. 31, 2014 completion deadline.
The agreement allows the city and county to sell bonds to the developer, who is then responsible for their repayment. The amended agreement gives Castleberry approval to build the third hotel and it will reduce the restaurant square-footage allotment from 10,000 square feet to 6,500 square feet.


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02-07-2013, 01:08 AM #21Member Angelfish
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Well, thanks for the luck, but I'm not to worried. The emder tetras barely even get to an inch, guppies dont get much larger, and the gourami is a smaller type of dwarf. The only thing I may have to change out every year or so will be albino algea eater, and I know shrimp dont get big and I can sell the cherries for 50c each easily.
The only extra thing I am thinking about is a small killifish or two. They are pretty, but I may have to replace the guppies for those. I'll hopefully get to start on Saturday.
I know fluval is a great brand, so with shrimps and plants, I'm not worried about any deaths.
gourami's do in fact swim about and are a very active fish.
the reason your is NOT is because you have him in such a small tank.
i had the dwarf you speak of in a 45gallon tank. he was the most active fish i've ever owned. const moving up down, and used all 3 ft of that tank.
you'd be surprised how much better things can get when you provide them with adequate space.
and a killifish does not belong in either tank. it is too small for them, plus your gourami will get aggressive with it. it is not a good idea.
i also implore you to rethink this strategy you are developing with your tank. i think you need to cycle it first before getting involved with fish that don't belong in small tanks
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02-07-2013, 10:43 PM #24Member Angelfish
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I know gourami do move, I have a few in my 200g pond and they love it. What I mean is that they dont move as much as the average fish. My little algea eater wont grow another for a long time, there isn't much agea. However, I still have to feed it, but not overfeed.
Oh, and I have a small dwaf, not the full size 6-inch ones. Mines about 1.5 inches.
So, could a few people answer this question please?
Is an 8 gallon planted tank good for the following:
5 ember tetra
1 Albino bristlenose(1 inch big)
2 Guppy
1 Dwarf Gourami
Also, how big of a tank do you recommend for a killifish? (At the least)
0If you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
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02-07-2013, 10:51 PM #26Member Angelfish
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So how big would I need and why is that too small?
before you say anything, it doesn't matter the size of other fish and them being small or not. my puppy is small, but doesn't mean he's okay to be locked in his kennel 24/7 with no escape.
people stunt and kill fish with that mindset because their organs will outgrow the stunted body and the fish will die a slow painful death.
so to reiterate: 8gallon tank=5 ember tetra and rcs. nothing more.
you are asking what size should you get:
for all the fish you list i would get a 30gallon tank increase your tetra school to 12 and call it quits
a killifish should get a 15-20gallon tank on a minimum.
it is too small based on the fact that there isn't room for the fish to swim.
please refer to the puppy analogy.
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I would suggest re-reading a lot of the feedback you got here already, and then complete some research on your own. That might make some of the feedback given here make a little more sense to you
Your goal should be to aim for the optimal, not the minimal. I can best make this point by using an analogy. In our modern day society, our prison systems have shown us that a human being can live out most of their natural lives in a 8' X 8' room, provided all other basic needs are met. Yet, when you go to find a new place for yourself to live, you don't pick a 8' X 8' room. You pick a place that you can comfortably live in for many different reasons, living conditions being just one of many potential factors that you balance when making that decision. You need to take this same approach when stocking your tankIf you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
"Not using a quarantine tank is like playing Russian roulette. Nobody wins the game, some people just get to play longer than others." - Anthony Calfo
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So many rep worthy posts in this thread, I will just say this.
My 6g Fluval edge sits empty in my basement because I already have a vase to put my change in & I am not interested in a shrimp tank atm.
In my experience, That or a few micro fish is really all they are suitable for and just wait until you try to clean it
I love their aesthetics and think that they are beautiful glass boxes... My experience owning one is that they are not especially useful or versatile as fish tanks.
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Having said that, Just because it's a stupid question doesn't mean that it shouldn't be asked. It's better to know.
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Well, I could be ignorant and do what I want, but I came here for advice so I'm gonna do all I can in my power to make a great fish tank. When I go to the Fish Gallery in Houston (Which is a 2 hour ride for me), I'll either get a 8g or a 12g fluval. If I see anything else good that comes with a filter around 16x16, I'll get. At my local petsmart, there is a 15 gallon under 16x16, but It is mainly tall and wouldn't be good.
If I do get the 8g fluval, I'm sorry, but I'm just going to keep the 5 ember tetra, dwarf gourami, and the baby algea eater. If I get the 12g, it would be the perfect size for all the fish, and the tank would work out perfect size-wise. I just don't know what they have in stock right now.
Once done, I'll try to take a picture, but I don't have anything good to upload with currenty except my iPod... Anyways, I'll say once I'm done. But lets look at the big picture if you still think its too small. I'm going from a 6g to a 12g/8g, adding driftwood, plants, and no fake stuff, and removing the main source of amonia (My large algea eater).
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I was a bit reluctant to start this anime. I added it to my list, and later removed it because of the 3-star rating. After glancing over the mix of reviews, I decided to give it a try. I was immediately struck by the number of lesbian relationshps. To me, it seemed like too many, but it was my first shojo-ai anime. It was probably normal, I thought. I'm glad I stuck with it. It turned out to have plenty of unexpected plot twists. It knew that something terrible had to happen, but it always occured just as I forgot about my suspicion. There was one thing I didn't like, though. The ending credits song is... See full review
In the beginning, I admit I wanted to drop this anime. I could predict everything these shallow-seeming characters would say, the animation got on my nerves, and one character just wouldn't stop crying... yet, I found myself laughing at every single joke. Something that I immediately noticed was that the episode never stopped when you expected it to. They act like two episodes in one, which I found interesting. Instead of the common, "emotional" endings that most series have, this one tried to end it on a slightly different note. There is a good blend of comedy and romance in this series. Each... See full review


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Legal and regulatory changes are transforming the industry.
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The past year marked some of the most sweeping and portentous policy developments ever to hit this industry. From transmission pricing to environmental enforcement, the regulatory framework is going through a dizzying array of changes.
To more clearly understand these changes, Fortnightly interviewed a group of law professionals—all of them included in our hotlist of "Groundbreaking Lawyers"—who are counseling industry decision makers on a range of critical issues. Their insights suggest the industry's policy transition has only just begun.
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Last November's elections foreshadowed significant regulatory and policy changes in 2009, and the new administration and Congress wasted little time reversing the previous administration's legacy on a range of issues. For the utility industry, the most obvious and dramatic changes involved environmental policies. During his first week in office, for example, President Barack Obama instructed the EPA to review the Bush-era decision to block California's GHG regulations. For electricity and gas companies, the primary result has been a major upheaval in compliance programs and resource planning strategies.
"The industry is facing an unprecedented number of regulatory proceedings, as well as legislation and litigation," says Bill Brownell, a partner in the environmental practice area at Hunton & Williams. "It all creates an enormous amount of uncertainty affecting compliance as well as investments in environmental upgrades and capacity additions."
Brownell offers a laundry list of environmental policies that are changing under the Obama administration—from Clean Air Act (CAA) New Source Review (NSR) proceedings and the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR), to cooling water discharge rules under the Clean Water Act , and ash management issues under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act . Further, the EPA has taken a much more active approach to enforcement; in the words of Administrator Lisa Jackson, "The EPA is back on the job" after eight years of less aggressive enforcement by the agency.
On top of all that, companies are bracing for GHG regulation in the form of either legislation moving through Congress or forthcoming EPA rules under its CAA authority (see " Bench Report: Top 10 Groundbreaking Legal Decisions in 2009 ," specifically " EPA Endangerment Finding ").
"The Clean Air Act isn't an effective statute for regulating climate change," Brownell says. "Nevertheless the EPA is moving forward, purportedly to put pressure on Congress to address the issue with legislation." Such pressure also is mounting in the courts, with civil litigation advancing on the grounds that GHGs and other air pollutants pose a public nuisance under tort law (see " Bench Report—Connecticut v. AEP " and " North Carolina v. TVA "). Legal developments in recent months seem to have erased remaining doubt about the inevitability of GHG constraints in U.S. jurisdictions. Substantial uncertainty remains, however, about how such constraints will shape the industry's future.
"The biggest challenge of our time is global warming," says William Lamb, a partner with Dewey Leboeuf and co-head of the firm's utilities,


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The weather has been fairly warm here as of late so it's been burning off a lot of snow. I've been around SW Colorado to do some scouting, but can only find no snow on south-facing mountains. I've seen plenty of elk and deer but have yet to see a turkey track. They're out there, just need to be in the right spot.
I recently found out that I drew for a Unit 2 permit so I will definitely be there on the 15th! I called in a bird for a buddy in Unit 2 and now it's my turn! Can't wait for the opener in CO and NM!


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Does anyone know what the incubation period is for pythiosis? I have researched but can't find the info
Does anyone know what the incubation period is for pythiosis? I have researched but can't find the info
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The majority of dogs who come in contact with it will get a case of diarrhea and maybe vomiting and then get well. Most dogs are naturally resistant, however, a small number of them are not. They believe it is due to some weakened state of the immune system.
Cutaneous cases can be seen and are skin lesions that do not heal and progressively get worse. Gastrointestinal Pythiosis is very hard to diagnose until it has taken over their whole intestines. I suspect that process takes only a total of 2-3 months to get to a stage that is very hard, if not impossible to cure.
There is a blood test made by PavLab in Texas that will give you a titre reading of exposure to the pathogen if you are worried that your dog has come in contact with it. They also make an immunotherapy product that is very good in treatment of the disease if caught early. I have given the vaccine to my dogs as a preventative because I lost a dog to the disease, and it is common in my area.
Areas of recent outbreaks right now seem to be TX, northern CA (very rare in CA), northern FL, Mesa, AZ (also very rare in AZ), Charlotte, NC, and Green Bay, WI (also very rare in WI). It is unfortunate to see it in these new areas.
Please see my website http://www.pythiosis.com for additional information. I also have some new studies and immune boosting diet info.
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Do the test Nicole.....even if the giardia comes back pos.
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I sent in blood work to Pavlab and so did someone else both our dogs came back positive they wanted to sell us the immune booster so I called LSU and talked to a doctor there that does research for Pythiosis and she said she has had a lot of people call her who's dog have come back positive from that lab. While she didn't say it was a scam she hinted that their motivation might be to sell the booster. I then called Pavlabs and asked if it can show up in their systems but not effect them and they said yes but it would be wise to go ahead and give them the booster to make sure. Nether one of our dogs ended up having it so if you do send the blood work off and it comes back positive I would check with LSU or another source before I got to worried.
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The PavLab blood test comes back with titres to the pathogen that are either low, medium, or high. PavLab indicates high as positive and recommends the vaccine. A high reading from PavLab does not mean your dog will die from the disease. In my opinion, it should only be used as an early indicator of the disease.
The LSU blood test has a yes or no test result. Their vets refuse to talk to anyone other than a veterinarian, so if you aren't a vet, then you probably talked to someone in their clinic. Their test is more reliable as to whether your dog actually has an active case of Pythiosis. Their test indicates more accurate results, but I don't believe that it helps catch the disease when it is in its earliest stages and is more curable.
LSU has made no further discoveries for treating Pythiosis other than their study done over 10 years ago when they developed their blood test and resection treatment protocol which is admittedly less than 25% effective. When neither LSU or LSU trained vets will even tell you about the vaccine treatment, it makes you wonder whether they have the best interest of the dog in mind........
The University of Georgia just published a paper using the resection treatment in combination with the vaccine which they admit could have been beneficial. Contact me if you want a copy of the study.
Again, most dogs recover from Pythiosis just fine. Some go on to get the full fledged disease and DIE. I get hundreds of emails each year from those owners who have a dying or dead dog. Photos are on my website.
If your dog has unresolved gastrointestinal issues, then my suggestion is to do the PAVLAB blood test for help in further diagnosis. If it comes back high and you are in an area where it is common the get the vaccines.
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Tammy this was a couple of years ago when they sent me the results it just said he tested positive. I went to my vet and had him call LSU he did speak to a vet there and he put me on the phone and I spoke to her. When I called Pavlab they didn't call it a vaccination they said it was an immune booster which when they explained it it sounded like it was B12 and a combination of other vitamins. It was 2 or 3 years ago so they may have changed things now but I just remember getting the results back as positive with no other explanation and being very upset thinking my dog had it.
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Thanks, Scott.
It is best that all understand the PavLab test. I do think that placing 'positive' on their results, instead of 'high', is confusing, but Bob Glass will explain it all honestly and simply to anyone that asks. This is probably why LSU claims that PavLab's test contains 'false positives'. I can understand your concern and want to clarify.
It is a very, very tough disease to diagnose. The problem is that it is so aggressive, that once your normal diagnosis time is over, the disease is into its later stages and uncurable.
Other indications for an early diagnosis would be, a rise in the white blood cell (WBC) and Abdominal contrast studies and ultrasound may reveal thickening of the GI tract or an abdominal mass.
So my best (and most economical) recommendations are (if your vet can't come up with a reason for the intestinal problem) to send a simple blood sample to PavLab. If the results come back 'high' or 'positive', and you are in an area where Pythiosis has been diagnosed, then give the immunotherapy treatment immediately.
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I consider Tammy an expert on this topic. When I first met her, it will be about 9 years ago coming up the end of January. It was my first derbies at the Triple D-Q. Tammy was running a magnificient dog by the name of Ragin Rusti Steel. I will NEVER forget that dogs DRIVE and the joy in Tammy's voice when she would release that dog.... RUUUUSSSS TI. They were something to watch - quite the team. Rusti died at 4 from pythiosis. He had an open 4th under his belt. It was a shame. She became an expert the hard way - loosing a dog she loved.
If there is ever any doubt, do the test, and give the darn shots. It's not that expensive. I've had it done on one of mine. Luckily, his test came back negative. Don't learn about it the hard way. I give the info to all my vets. They need to know and be educated.
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Thanks so much, Susan! As a matter of fact it will be 10 years the end of this 'past' January and 11 next Jan.!!
Rusti died July of 2006 after a couple of months of feeling just not quite himself. He had bouts of diarrhea on and off frequently, but in May I could tell he wasn't feeling his best.
We would train at 5 in the morning in July and the day before he died, he did 2 big water blinds and two water marking set ups. The next morning as I was putting our birds in the 4 wheeler he began throwing up until he couldn't stand. We went to the vet and that was the end. Very bad way to learn about the terrible disease that starts with 'P' something.
He was a marking machine and sounded like a freight train going by when you were out throwing him marks. It was a pleasure to stand by his side for 4 years. I vowed to do my best to help others for Rusti's sake.
I wish I could say things have changed about the disease, but not much has. It hasn't been an easy task to educate vets and owners about it. My website has done more to help owners than anything, but unfortunately it is usually too late by the time they find that information. Their stories are all much the same as mine, and their photos are even harder.......
For Rusti's sake, we have saved several dogs......even after vet schools had given up hope and advised owners to have them euthanized. Charlie Moody has one, and he is now an 'FC' who competed in this past Nationals! I'm sure Rusti would be proud of us! (and his son Max!!)
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From Townhall:This article was in response to the testimony of a Planned Parenthood official last week:Remarkably, earlier this year, a group of medical ethicists linked to Oxford University published an article in the Journal of Medical Ethics arguing that, Parents should be allowed to have their newborn babies killed because they are morally irrelevant and ending their lives is no different to abortion. (This is not a fabricated story.)According to the article, newborn babies are not actual persons and do not have a moral right to life. The academics also argue that parents should be able to have their baby killed if it turns out to be disabled when it is born.
This would include a baby born with Downs Syndrome whose condition had not been diagnosed by prenatal testing? By all means, Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva, the authors of the article argue, the parents should have the right to kill the baby.Does this mean that because an infant is not yet "cognizant", they are not yet human? In which case, why are parents prosecuted for child neglect, child abuse, or endangering a minor when they abuse or kill their infants outside of a hospital-like setting? We even prosecute people for abuse of animals.Rep. Jim Boyd was so taken aback by the testimony of Alisa LaPolt Snow, the Planned Parenthood lobbyist, that he said to her, So, um, it is just really hard for me to even ask you this question because Im almost in disbelief. If a baby is born on a table as a result of a botched abortion, what would Planned Parenthood want to have happen to that child that is struggling for life?She replied, We believe that any decision thats made should be left up to the woman, her family, and the physician.
What? The baby survives an abortion in a Planned Parenthood clinic and is fighting for its life, and Planned Parenthood isnt willing to say, Yes, we want to see the babys life saved? Of course not. If it was up to the mother and doctor to terminate the babys life inside the womb, why not continue the barbaric act outside the womb?
Rep. Jose Oliva, also incredulous, asked Snow, You stated that a baby born alive on a table as a result of a botched abortion that that decision should be left to the doctor and the family. Is that what youre saying?
Snow replied, That decision should be between the patient and the health care provider, to which Oliva rightly countered, I think that at that point the patient would be the child struggling on the table, wouldnt you agree?
Snow was obviously caught off guard and could only reply, Thats a very good question. I really dont know how to answer that. I would be glad to have some more conversations with you about this.
You may also have already read about this:Who will decide which lives are "useless"?And what would Planned Parenthood say about the actions of Philadelphia abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell? He was charged with murdering seven babies born alive and with the death of 41-year-old Karnamaya Mongar, who died during an abortion in November of 2009.
Specifically, these were seven recently born babies whose necks were stabbed with scissors and whose spinal cords were slit by Gosnell. But if we follow the rationale of Planned Parenthood, what did he do that was so terrible? After all, the mother wanted to terminate her babys life and the doctor simply made sure it happened, inside or outside the womb. Why should he face criminal charges? (Were not discussing Gosnells alleged involvement in the death of Karamaya Mongar.)


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Chapter 10: The Mole
Look at the box of fresh donuts in the picture. If you have a sweet tooth, they probably look delicious. When you go to a donut shop or to the grocery store, you typically buy donuts according to the number – a single donut, by the half-dozen, or by the dozen. That makes it easy for both the seller and the buyer. However, it would be possible to price the donuts and sell them according to mass. A jelly-filled donut would probably weigh more and thus be more expensive than a sugared or a powdered donut. Donut shops don't do this because it would take too much time. In this chapter you will learn about different ways to measure the amount of something and the interrelationships between those measurements. You will also be introduced to one of the most important units used in chemistry, the mole.
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A former IBM chief scientist looks ahead from 1986 into the twenty-first century
Lewis Branscomb
Originally published in the November-December 1986 issue of American Scientist.
When the National Science Board met in the spring of 2006 to discuss the budget for 2007, there was a debate about the competition between "big" and "little" science.
There had not been such a debate for a long time, because all areas of science were now supported by instrumentation of a power undreamed of back in 1986. Intelligent instruments were not only capable of extraordinary resolution and sensitivity; they had attained a degree of control and a complexity of synthesis beyond the reach of science twenty years before. All science had become capital
What triggered the debate was the Board's responsibility for overseeing all U.S. scientific operations in Antarctica, where amazing discoveries in the biological adaptation of microorganisms had been made, and where the record of terrestrial climate variations had been found to be completely preserved in the ice cores. As a result, both environmental and climatological research had been greatly expanded.
The debate concerned a discipline new to the frozen continent: high-energy physics. It seems that the Superconducting Super-Collider (SSC) had been finished in late 1999, just in time to celebrate the arrival of the twenty-first century. The presidential campaign of 2000 was about to begin, and recapturing the U.S. position in basic science was a major issue. Since the Japanese had been outspending the Americans in science for a decade, as had the Europeans collectively, the US presidential candidates were pushing for the internationalization of "big science" projects.
High-energy experimentalists (and accelerator designers) were dissatisfied with the SSC almost before it was built, and had proposed an even bigger machine: a ring 5,000 km. in circumference, which would lend itself in unique ways to cheap tunneling costs and to international sponsorship and operation. The scheme was to build the toroidal tunnel 1,000 m. under the surface of central Antarctica, where the ice is over 2 km. thick for millions of square kilometers. An unmanned robot tunneling tool navigated by inertial guidance would melt the ice as it went with steam supplied by a small fission reactor. (All reactor wastes were to be removed, in accordance with the Antarctic treaty, and burned in a fusion waste converter being built at Oak Ridge.) The treaty provided the framework for the project, and the National Academy of Sciences had suggested an International Cosmological Year (the "ICY") to mobilize the international community behind the accelerator project.
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Diversity Month: UTSA hosts reception for Texas writer
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(Nov. 17, 2005)--UTSA President Ricardo Romo, Dr. Harriett Romo and the UTSA Office of Institutional Diversity hosted a showing of the new film, "Harvest of Redemption," Nov. 10 in the Buena Vista Theatre (1.326) at the UTSA Downtown Campus. The film showing was part of the first annual UTSA Diversity Month.
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A reception before the film showing was attended by members of the UTSA community and the film's writer, Mercedes, Texas, native Eddie Howell.
The film is based on the nonfiction book by Mercedes, Texas, native Eddie Howell. Set in the Rio Grande Valley in the 1920s, it is a coming-of-age story about a young man struggling to face the challenges of manhood and confront the haunting demons of his past.
In "Harvest," we watch Oscar as he grows up and attempts to overcome the resentment he feels after witnessing the brutal murder of his father. His journey is threaded by the vivid colors of life including love, hate, faith, hope and revenge.
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Princeton's observation of Black History Month will begin on Friday, February 4, at 6 p.m., with an opening ceremony and dinner at the Third World Center. The evening will feature the "Voices of Africa," a vocal and percussion ensemble performing a capella harmonies and African poly-rhythms. Professor Nell Irvin Painter and Alleda Flagg '00 will offer reflections. The event will feature original art by Jimi Karji Weah.


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I'm glad to have seen your post on this fish.I too bought 4 of these guys from a Petsmart under the name "Jack Dempsey" cichlids.... and when you mention relentless on chasing the others, boy do they.... they even mess with fish two or three times their size! Though they seem to have calmed down a great bit...mine are about 2-2 1/2" in length. I would like to know what kind of cichlid it is as well as I am just going to keep them. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry to hijack your thread, but my fish look EXACTLY like the one you posted and i have yet to identify the fish......
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Found out these fish are juvenile Red Devils.... just in case anyone is curious.
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Connie Moore of Medway, Ohio turns orange marmalade, mustard and a hint of ginger into a fast-to-fix glaze for ham. The mouthwatering entree may be short on time, but it's definitely long on flavor.
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- 1 bone-in fully cooked ham steak (about 1 pound)
- 1/4 cup orange marmalade
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard
- 1 teaspoon corn syrup
- 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- In a large skillet coated with cooking spray, cook ham for 4 minutes on each side or until lightly browned; drain.
- Meanwhile, combine the remaining ingredients in a saucepan; bring to a boil. Spoon over ham. Cover and cook for 1-2 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Spiced Ham Steak in Quick Cooking November/December 2001, p9
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