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We left England on Saturday evening, just as the weather seems to have started taking a cold turn. Arrived home in Ban Krut after a fairly uneventful flight via Dubai to Bangkok (Sat/Sun), and a similarly uneventful train journey down to Ban Krut, in the Prachuap Kirikhan 'jungwut' (district/county). It's still rainy season, and although it has been mostly hot and muggy, we've had some pretty spectacular thunder and lightning storms and torrential rain.
We're staying with P'Chai at the train station. We're still looking for a house to rent. The owner of the land I'm buying showed me the extent of the land - it's a lot bigger than I first imagined! Looking forward to getting the sale completed so we can spend a day cutting down the overgrowth. Although it was nice to see everyone back in England, it's also nice to be back where I can continue building a future for Mee and I. Also looking forward to seeing the hordes of people who have promised they'll come over to visit (yeah!). At least my Mum and my Gran will be coming in February.
My current work priority seems to be making fairly slow progress. Whilst I'm very happy (and proud etc) of the design, I'm struggling to bring it to completion due to various problems and distractions. I've had to do some technical support cover, fix a few problems with another customer's site (which I admittedly broke trying to fix something else), and my laptop battery has finally given up the ghost, leaving me with a laptop which dies whenever there is a power glitch. My main issue at the moment is that although it works great on PHP5 with the new DOM XML and XSL APIs, when run on PHP 4.3 (the platform it is expected to be hosted on), the crappo deprecated APIs don't seem to behave in the same way. I am wrapping all XML and XSL calls in the application program using the HDOMWrapper and HXSLTWrapper classes from my
As for the laptop, given all the problems I listed (on a previous Advogato post), I don't see much point in wasting money trying to fix it. Hopefully, by my birthday in a couple of months, I will be able to buy a PowerBook. I am looking forward to getting it to dual-boot MacOSX (which I was fairly impressed with when I saw it for the first time the other day - it has a shell!) and Ubuntu Linux (PPC). I managed to shoehorn Ubuntu Linux (i386) onto this machine (a long story in itself), and am fairly happy with it so far (glad I came back from the RPM-based Fedora for workstation use). However, having a few minor package dependency problems trying to install the correct set of libraries to compile PHP5, so have entered a world of pain trying to get it to work using the stock Ubuntu PHP 4.3 package. The problem boils down to the fact that, with the DOMXML API on PHP4, the XSLT processor does not look for the 'xsl:included' stylesheets in the right place. I rewrote part of the XSLT wrapper to use the actual 'XSLT' (Sablotron/Expat) module, but then that fails with invalid tokens when parsing the output from a libxml-based 'DOM-to-string' function (and gives a rather useless error message which means I still haven't tracked down why - bloody Sablotron!). I've decided to not let PHP4 problems from keeping developing going. We'll have to decide when it goes live whether to upgrade the server to PHP5, host it on another server with PHP5, or attempt to debug any outstanding PHP4 XSLT problems.
Due to the fact that I don't yet have a telephone line, I am having to work offline and spend a couple of hours a day at the local Internet shop, which is a bit of a pain. After using ADSL again back in the UK, the 56k dial-up is painful to use, especially when trying to sync large amounts of data, especially when others in the shop are doing stuff. I definitely need to find out when DSL is coming to Ban Krut, and see if there's anything I can do to bring it on.
No time for any significant progress in any particular open source area, except for a dealing with a few very minor GNOME sysadmin issues. I attacked the Gtk2 version of Gnucash but found that there are problems with the Debian guile (f**king scripting languages in applications again!) dev libs mean that I can't compile it. No way am I going to start building Guile from source or fixing f**king Guile problems. If I'm going to do any work on GnuCash, the first thing will be to remove the dependency on any languages other than C, probably by rewriting the important bits in C and making anything else a compile-time dependency. Proper PITA that I'll have to install a shedload of GTK1 libraries just to keep my accounts up-to-date.
Apologies to anyone waiting for progress with gtranslator! I'll try to get my work on that finished, tested and released before I start digging into other stuff like GnuCash.


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Thread: Who keeps killing my otos??
07-17-2013, 08:26 AM #1Junior Member Guppy
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Who keeps killing my otos??
New member here. Great community ya'll have.
30 gallon cycled tank
0 nitrite/nitrate/ammonia/chlorine
ph 7
extremely hard water (off the charts of test strip)
79 degrees F
some visible algae
heavy vegetation
56 watts of T5
no airstone; raised top-mounted filter for 9" deep splash
weekly 20% water changes + liquid plant fert
9 cardinal and neon tetras
5 espei rasboras
3 alive otocinclus catfish (+2 RIP)
3 german blue rams
2 neon blue dwarf gouramis
2 peppered cory cats
2 cherry shrimp
2 guppies
1 grown loricaria catfish
1 grown siamese algae eater
2 assassin snails
I got 3 otos 2 weeks ago. One died within days with a tiny part of its tail bitten off. I observed closely for the next 2 weeks to find the slightest signs of bullying to no avail. After 2 weeks, I thought freak incident and got 2 more yesterday. Another just died with a tiny chunk of meat missing from the side.
What's going on? I spend at least an hour daily observing my tank, and I don't see any signs of predatory behavior. Could it be something else?
Also, any other comments about my setup would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again and I will be posting/contributing more in the future.
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Well, the rams, gourami, catfish, or algae eater could be the culprit, it's hard to say without watching the tank. My guess though is they couldn't adapt to the hard water and the fish got them after the hard water did.When I go fishing I just throw sharp rocks in the water and wait for the dead fish to float to the top... Kingfisher
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I think my fish is adjusting well to the four gallon, He's laying on his side attempting to go to sleep on the bottom of the gravel.
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+1 to the wounds being after they died.
You could end up with a few problems with that stock tho, if you end up with a pair of rams they will pick on the 3rd. Two dwarf gouramis will beat up on each other. And the SAE will probably end up too large for the tank
07-17-2013, 01:59 PM #4Junior Member Guppy
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Thank you for the insightful replies.
It hadn't occurred to me that the wounds could be post-death. That makes sense. I agree that our stock isn't very sensical; the SAE, gouramis, and catfish were impulse buys by my 12 year old sister while I was at university. I am hoping to trade these for cardinals/otos/rasboras/plants at my local aquarium in the near future.
If we buy more otos, I will take care to acclimate more slowly. And hopefully we will no longer have the SAE and catfish.
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Many LFS will take y0ur unwanted fish as surrenders but few will give trade 0r credit f0r them. It w0uld be nice if they d0, just d0n't get y0ur h0pes up. G00d luck with the fish!When in d0ubt read it until it makes sense, then read it again!
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I'm sure you all speak with knowledge and from experience. However, I would like to share these thoughts to maybe show that exceptions to the rule are common:
1. I've had cardinal tetras and blue rams for over a year in super hard water and they're doing great (bright coloration, gained weight, confident swimming).
2. The 2 gouramis never fight. Though I agree having just 2 isn't ideal.
3. The blue rams are 2 males, 1 female. The males do battle it out, but I do not think this is harmful. In fact it's awesome to watch! And whenever the female comes into view they instantly stop :).
Again, I'm sure you all are right in general and best practices should be utilized. Just saying there is variation in what can work.
You asked for advice, you got it. I've seen too many species live very much shorter lives because people insist in keeping them in hard water.My 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.
The problem is, the only way to tell if soft water fish will thrive in hard water is to wait, time will tell. I'm not sure how long the life expectancy of all your fish, and I'm not willing to look it up at the moment, but for the sake of argument let's say it's 12 years under ideal circumstances. Do you think your fish will live that long in hard water? Again for the sake of argument lets assume your fish live 8 years or 10 years, good job but under ideal circumstances they could have lived longer. This in my opinion, which matters only to me, is what makes the difference between average and good fishkeepers and a great one. Great ones are willing to give the fish every chance they can to live as long as possible and not to what is just acceptable.
Last edited by mommy1; 07-18-2013 at 05:24 AM.When I go fishing I just throw sharp rocks in the water and wait for the dead fish to float to the top... Kingfisher
Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes that reason is you are stupid and make bad decisions.
I think my fish is adjusting well to the four gallon, He's laying on his side attempting to go to sleep on the bottom of the gravel.
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Two Dwarf Gouramis can work in a well-planted tank. Less visibility they have of each other, the better the chances are that they'll be able to cohabit the tank. A 30gal is a good size to house two. I would definitely suggest that if your tank wasn't heavily planted, you shouldn't house two DGs, but that doesn't appear to be the case.
Having GBRs living for about a year is pretty good... Most people have a very difficult time acclimating them to their tank's parameters, as they can be pretty sensitive. I know several people, here, have tried and failed - including myself (though, I'm not exactly sure what killed them).
Good on you for keeping a whiptail cat. Pretty cool bottom dweller and you don't see them very often. These are also said to be somewhat sensitive, as well.
Otos, as mentioned, can be very sensitive to your water parameters. Could be they can't adapt to the hard water, or it could be that you have so many bottom dwellers, that they're bumping into each other's territories. GBRs, DGs and even SAEs can be very aggressive. The SAEs really push their weight around, despite their docile appearance - and when it's feeding time, look out.
That being said, are you sure it's an SAE? Does the black line down the middle of the body extend into and through its' caudal fin?Adventures in Aquaria - The KevinVA Story
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i've been thinking that Marrowind is the way galaxies will be played, and i hope so since this game isn't that complicated and is extremley fun.
i've been thinking that Marrowind is the way galaxies will be played, and i hope so since this game isn't that complicated and is extremley fun.
Duct Tape...the Force it is like. Both a light side and a dark side it has. Binds the universe together it does!
They are very similar, being vast RPGs and using next-generation technology.
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ya that is what i have heard, i have played morrowind and it is a great game and the fact that lucas arts is creating a SW version of it is the greatest thing ever! i just cant wait...
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I just got this game over the weekend, it I'll tell you, it's a blast.
I spent at least a good 15 hours over the weekend playing it.
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I have a problem though, either my fighting sucks (missing the target) or I'm just not doing it right. I expensive swords but they don't do much damage.
One more thing I forgot...I can't get past those under dellewer people (I forgot the real name but one will be at the bottom of the cities in the water area section) guarding a door. What can I do. Even with the expensive swords and magical spells and expensive armour I have, I still get killing in the same amount of time.
This game's main draw is not combat...so you may need to find another way.
My intension is not to fight...but sometimes in order to go somewhere, like through the door I want to get through, this Ork or whatever he is, whenever he sees me, attacks me and I can't get past him with swords or magic.
oh yeah, Deadeye, is it ok to join more than one guild? I'm afraid the other Guild's would get mad.
Why is everything soo expensive when its aslo hard to come by money?
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While I've lambasted every lefty on POTUS for backing Obama, if for no other reason than what his intensions on gun control are. But you all put your heads in the sand, and believed that would never happen. Well it's now happening, and you'd better get on board to fight it, or be prepared for the beginning of gun laws to confiscate even your precious 'hunting' weapons. (BTW, FWIW, how many of you believe the 2nd amendment was written for hunting guns? Read it again. There will be no seperation for laws for hunters, although some fools think that might be the case.)
Time to educate yourself as to what is being planned for all gun owners.
Whether the Semi-Automatic Weapons Ban Passes Depends on What Happens to the Senate Rules
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It was reported yesterday that Vice President Joe Biden guaranteed to ailing Boston Mayor Tom Menino that sweeping gun control legislation would be passed by the end of January.
How sweeping?
A quick look at Feinsteins semi-auto ban legislation suggests that up to 75% of all handguns currently in circulation would be banned, along with 50% of all long guns.
Depending on its configuration, the AR-15 you already have would probably be treated like a machine gun. You would have to be fingerprinted, background checked by the FBI, and undergo a six-month license application process to keep it. And when you die, the government will seize it.
If you dont get an NFA license, you can expect the SWAT teams to descend on your house.
But, you ask, how could such rabidly anti-gun legislation ever get past Congress?
For an answer, look at what happened on the fiscal cliff.
The Senate would change its rules so that it could pass a gun ban with only 50 votes (plus the vote of Vice President Joe Biden) - or so that you could write the gun ban in a House-Senate conference committee on a must-pass bill. Democrats like West Virginias Joe Manchin, Nevadas Harry Reid, and Pennsylvanias Bob Casey who will not have to run for reelection for awhile - will cast courageous votes for this gun ban.
And it will hit the House with enormous momentum - momentum which House Speaker John Boehner (who has already called for a dialogue on gun control) may not have the courage to resist.
But the first step will be to demolish the Senate rules so that gun control only requires 50 votes - or so that gun control can be inserted in the conference report on a must-pass bill. And this is where John McCain comes in.
McCain is angry that Kentucky Senator Rand Paul worked with Gun Owners of America on a variety of pro-gun issues that slowed down his defense funding bill. And it is no secret why McCain loves House-Senate conferences: Just last month, he and Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin used the DoD conference to demolish position adopted by Senate supermajorities, including the prohibition on indefinitely detaining American citizens without trial. Therefore, McCain and Levin are out to punish Paul and GOA for opposing his legislation to indefinitely detain American citizens.
So they are working together on a series of rules changes to, inter alia, make gun control a lot easier to pass.
The first McCain-Levin rules change would make it impossible to fight a motion to proceed to gun control legislation. Remember ObamaCare? Our last real shot to kill ObamaCare was by filibustering the motion to proceed to it. Once the motion to proceed was adopted, the bill became amendable and Harry Reid could play lets-make-a-deal.
The second McCain-Levin rules change would make it easier to add gun control to a bill in conference. Currently, senators can block a conference. If the McCain proposals are adopted, a must-pass bill could be sent to conference, amended in conference with a draconian gun ban, and then sent back to the House and the Senate on a take-it-or-leave-it basis.
McCain will try to tell you that that would be outside the scope of conference. But scope of conference rules are never followed. Gramm-Rudman was written in conference from the ground up.
The third McCain-Levin rules change would block any amendments except for those Leader McConnell and Manager McCain proposed. All other senators would be out in the cold.
This McCain-Levin package must be stopped.
Senator Rand Paul is currently planning to offer an amendment requiring a two-thirds vote in the Senate before any anti-gun measure can be passed.
I know. I know. If it were up to me, gun control would not be able to be passed with 100 votes. But we need to propose something which will pass the Senate.
So this is the day of march. We saw, with the resolution of the fiscal cliff debate, how the diminution of the Senate rules (and Republican courage) can lead to historically bad results.
But if conservatives allow these rules changes to be implemented, they have no reason to complain when the rules allow them to be defeated in battles over the debt limit, the continuing resolution, and sequestration.
In those battles, the rules - which are now up for debate - will determine whether we win or lose.


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Lee County's public school trustees voted unanimously on Monday to ask the district's voters to approve a $13.5 million bond issue in a referendum slated for July 30, but while general and unofficial plans have been offered in an architect's overview, no specifics have been offered by the trustees.
To be sure, passage of the $13.5 million bond issue would not raise Lee County school taxes because the required millage would replace millage that's scheduled to roll off the levy in July. Taxpayers would see approximately the same tax bill in a new fiscal year as in 2013. If a bond issue is not passed to maintain the millage obligation, school taxes would decrease annually by $39.10 on a $100,000 house.
Lee County last proposed and passed a school bond issue in 1999 – $8 million. Electoral attitudes about taxation have changed in the 14 years since that referendum; voters are more critical of taxation generally and particularly vigilant about local taxation issues, where the public voice arguably has more impact.
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Earlier this month, in the Austin, Texas, school district voters rejected half of an $870 million school bond issue in four parts.
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What delights this past Mother's Day weekend brought – Grandpup Bonnie came to visit Nana, and of equal importance, her mama was wearing some very nice bling on her left-hand ring finger.
What more can a Nana want than a lapful of Bonnie and a wedding in the distance?
I expected the Crescent City couple mid-way through Friday evening, and as the appointed time approached, I heard familiar barking outside.
Humans aside, Bonnie appears to be fitting in nicely back home with her mama after a lengthy spell with me in Tupelo. She's lost a little of those extra ounces so lovingly acquired from at-home and at-day care treats.
She and her mama also have stepped up the exercise with a Pooch to 5k regime, which brings them three days a week to fabled St. Charles Avenue with some running, then walking patterns.
So, it was a mighty nice reunion for me and the Grandpup, although I didn't mind so much the goodbye on Sunday. Miss Bon is back where she belongs.
As for her mama's plans, it looks like the engaged couple looks toward spring 2014 with some importance placed on a crawfish boil for the rehearsal dinner. I await further instructions.
It's mighty nice, for a second time, to have adults making their own decisions about a wedding and just letting me know what kind of assistance, if any, they require from the "mother of."
Gardenwise, Mother Nature did not get a card from me.
And, as Monty Python is fond of saying, now for something completely different.
Bless their hearts, really, actress Angelina Jolie and CNN anchor Zoraida Sambolin have brought it home, front and center, about their issues with breast cancer.
We all appreciate Jolie's candor in her decision to have preventive double mastectomy surgery, facing very high odds she'd develop the disease.
As Sambolin came to work this week to report Jolie's story, she also reports she has breast cancer and will have double mastectomy surgery.
Goodness, they have my prayers for their good health.
While their very public announcements remind us about this potential killer, other issues come to my mind.
Of course, Jolie and probably Sambolin can afford the best treatment and reconstructive surgeries available. For many other women, these options may not be so readily available, and so their decision-making and choices may be different.
I also hope CNN has not "struck gold" for a new medical series with Sambolin's surgery and recovery, a la ABC's continuing coverage of Mississippian Robin Roberts' battles with cancer.
While I appreciate the good these projects do, it makes me squirm a little bit to see mass media profiting in a way from the travails of their employees.
Such coverage can become a reality soap opera, which makes me a little nauseated with its lack of privacy and discretion under difficult circumstances.
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First you need to understand what is controlling you that may be causing the stress and/or anxiety – what are the triggers? Can you control it or is it something you need to manage instead. You can overcome some stressors just by simply managing them. If you don't like where you live or the kind of job you have – you can take steps to improve what you have or work to change the location or job. Taking control via steps of action is key.
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One sure way you can change your situation is by changing your health. Some people do not think of it this way – but you can be in control of your health by taking control of your diet and exercise.
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Organize anxieties – Write down who or what triggers your anxiety. Write down ways that you can feel better when the anxiety first starts. You can have a plan of attack so-to-speak. Being prepared will help you mentally defend yourself.
Breathe well – Rapid breathing can enhance a panic attack and hyper ventilate. Make sure you remember to breathe deeply and slowly to calm and relax yourself when you feel a stressful moment coming on.
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|>> Archive: Warmwater Gamefish Flies Freshwater Bass, pike, muskie?!?
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I was thinking about stopping by Hunter's Angling in New Boston, NH today. They have a great store and a great selection of fly tying videos. They suggested a few videos to me also. I might just buy one. I thought that I had everything that I needed by the time the smoke cleared at the Marlboro show...
If I do buy a video then I know that I will watch it a few times and then it will collect dust fora few years before I view it again. That is a shame. Perhaps the members of this Forum could set up a video library and we could trade videos at Claves and get togethers. That would be awesome.
Maybe I will try to set up an informal video swap at the casting clave.
|I would also check out the videos put out by Dave Whitlock, they are excellant
working with deer hair
Try to get ahold of a copy of Jimmy Nix's video on tying bass bugs. It will provide with detailed instructions and how to's for working with deer hair, spinning, stacking, packing, cutting, etc..
Well - the "post washer" flies are coming out so well that I am going to have to tie 2 more tomorrow and keep some of the previous swap flies for myself. The "pre-washer" flies would catch fish but they are not nearly as pretty as the post washer flies.
I cannot stiff you guys with marginal flies after all of the good tips that you gave me!
|Dble Haul
Mike, I'm glad that the hair packing is going better. Now I'm really interested in seeing your swap fly!
John, Saltron beat me to the punch with the suggestion of the single edge razor. It seems that with the assortment of washers and razors in the hardware stores, they could have their own mini tying sections. :hehe: Now it seems that I should be getting my hands on a copy of Veverka's book......
I had a washer in my basement and I tried it out as a hair packer. It worked very well. The result - the tightest deer hair fly that I have tied to date. Thanks for the tip.
John - Ted Lewis' flies look great in Veverka's book. I received the book yesterday (Dad - if you read this - realize that I will get you "your" book very soon ). Anyway, I find Lewis' choice of eyes for the deer hair flies interesting. I started putting epoxy eyes on the sculpins I am tying for the freshwater swap. The epoxy eyes look way better than the Plastic Eyes that I was using (plastic eyes with a plastic post). I see that Lewis prefers the epoxy eyes also. They look far more realistic than the Plastic Eyes. Doll eyes may be the best choice of all though. They would provide a nice rattle when stripped.
I think that I will tie Sedotti's Slammer this evening. Nice looking fly...
For now - it is time to tie fly swap fly #7.
Thanks again.
|Salt Ron.. I will check it out.. I am noticing that I can only use the razor for maybe three flys.. after that if gets too dull. Went to the hardware store today and got some wide frame washers for packers.. three of different sizes but they can fit over the hook eye.. It was great paying for them ,.06 cents for all three... great looks from those waiting in line... I said, " just like the good old days". I could actually buy something useful for under ten cents. Looking at Ted Lewis's flys in Ververkas book... my project for today.
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Just a tip on the curved razor cut. Purchase the single edge razor blades produced for small paint scrapers as the have a steel band on the non cutting side and will hold any shape you bend into it. Even using them as they come from the box is easier with extra material to hold on to.
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|Mark... I just finished two flies.. and followed Morrison to a key.. I had no packing tool so I used my fingers but by keeping the shank thread bear except for my tail material I was able to pack it nice and tight. I stacked the hairs just as Morrison did by putting the ends in the stacker first ,stack it then cut the ends... but also cut the other ends as well.... Both flies came out beyond my expectation ..One had two different colors horizontal the other had white on the bottom and a different color on top with a complete red front.. top and bottom. The Key was the use of the razor blade.. Cut the blade to use only one side.. Bend it in a semi-circle shape and cut toward the hook... incredible... all nice and even and perfect.. no gouges as a scissor might do. I used the scissors for trimming the neck. NEED TO BUY MORE DEER HAIR:eyecrazy:
Ahh...that makes sense with the packing tool. I have been using an old pair of needle nose pliers to pack the hair back towards the bend in the hook. I also used a wire stripper (basically pliers with a hole in the jaws). The wire stripper works pretty well if you hole the strippers up near the hook shank.
I also hold the hook (at the bend) when I pack the hair. Somehow I feel that I am less likely to jab my packing hand into the hook when I do this.
I tied some flies tonight and the packing went well enough. Then I put the eyes on in such a way as to make one fly look a little cross eyed. Doh!
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|This may be a remnant of tying a lot of flies on a poor vise, but I like to hold the hook with the free hand when packing deer hair together. It helps to prevent hooks from popping out of the vise.
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Mike- The packing tool is used on the hair after it's tied onto the hook shank, not before. When using the washer, tie in your clump of hair as usual, put in a few half-hitches, and then slide the washer over the hook eye and up against the half-hitches. With the washer, cram the most recently tied in clump of hair back down the hook shank into any clumps that are already tied in. This can create a very durable, dense, and buoyant fly. Repeat as necessary after the tie in of every clump.
Regular packing tools are used for the same effect, but the packing may not be as even as what a washer can yield.
Hope this clears things up a bit.
Packer Tool
No expert here, but I do a lot of spinning at the bench, none of which is the result of the dram of Holy Peat Water that usually sits next to my tying table.
Here is an easy & inexpensive packer tool.
Get a "plug" from an electrical outlet box those little round circles that pop out), file the rim to a smooth finish, drill a hole about 3/16 with you hand drill, (or buy a washer with a small hole in the middle)
Get a brass case/empty shell from a hunting buddy, like a .308 or that size.
Weld the washer/plug onto the shell casing using regular welding material of household variety, something like an electric welding toll works just fine .
Voila, you can make all sizes you like, to get to pack your deer hair!
As for hair selection, a lot depends on the size of the body or head you want to make.
If you know someone who hunts deer, ask for a full skin, which is often thrown away. You will find that flank hair is different from top of the back hair as it is different from neck hair. Also, if you can get hair from young yearlings (where legal) you will find the coarseness varies. Tanning a hide would cost about $35 and you and sveral friends can have hair for years to come.
As a general rule, here is my recipe.
Back & neck hair, larger & longer & coarser hair = bass bugs & bombers, up to 3/4 inch in diameter
Flank & thigh hair, usually not as long or coarse = Spun heads (most sizes)
Upper leg hair, usually very fine = smaller spun head and ideal for "shaving" as John has described
Yearling hair (where legal) = ideal for making flared collars on small to medium sized spun head that call for a "collar"
If you don't like the razor shaving technique or clipping with scissors (they get dull real fast on dear hair), ask your friendly hairdresser for their supplier of hair clippers. I get some real neat "used" clippers for about $10 and they work just fine, some are as small as 1/2 inch wide.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for the advice. One question though: what is the packing tool really used for and how would I use a washer. I assume that I would just use the washer to squash down a clump of hair that I am trying to attach to the hook shank before I wrap the clump?
Thanks to all for the advice!
And John, maybe I should join the UFT. For now maybe you can just show me some of your tricks at the Marlboro show.
Thanks again,
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Super K-Mart is fully-stocked with the first five POTC. Unfortunately, the figures now sport the correct price tags of $6.99. Also spotted the new Lightsabers with Galactic Heroes. Vader's Lightsaber comes with GH Ben Kenobi and Vader; Luke's Lightsaber comes with GH Luke and R2. These run $19.99 each.
TRU had the Galactic Heroes X-Wing, $19.99. Looked like they just put out a case of POTC, including the Cantina Wave. I picked up Feltipern Trevagg (x2), Myo (x2), and Dannik Jerriko (x2). Also spotted repacks Dagobah Yoda, Scout Trooper, Stormtrooper, Sandtrooper, Han, and Chewie. But at $6.99, Hasbro can stick those repacks up their arse. The Sandtrooper does look cool in the OTC package with Tatooine backdrop, but it's not worth the extra $2. I'd like more clean-armor Scout Troopers, but I'm not paying $7 a pop for them.


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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Goodness gracious, JT! I've had those when-it-rains-it-pours periods before. I send my good wishes and thoughts your way.
I saw the Target exclusives Landspeeder and Tauntauns (with 2 figures, and just in the box), but passed. I did get a Death Star Escape Luke only for its Fett mail-away form.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
JT, we talked on the phone, but I hope you're hanging in there.
Today I arrived at Target at 8:03 am and I just missed a Seripas. They got one new case of CW and I saw another collector walking around with it. He's a cool guy and it was his first. I'm looking for my 2nd Seripas, so it's fair (though I did consider beating him up and stuffing his body behind the diapers in the toiletry section and escaping with his Seripas figure, but I did not).
You have to get there before the store opens!
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I've no finds lately but my sympathies to you and your family, JT
My sympathies JT.
For anyone still collecting DC Universe Classics, the Target exclusive S.T.R.I.P.E. wave is hitting right now. I was also able to pickup a 2007 Lego Y-Wing from Burbank Target today for $5. It was covered in a coat of dust. Looks like it was stashed and forgotten and just recently found by an employee.
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Latest set of Target exclusives have hit the SFV. Left behind 2 Landspeeders and a Search for Luke at NoHo. Nothing left at Burbank.
All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
Nothing special to report finding, but I went to Frank & Sons for the first time last Sat. Pretty big place. Didn't find anything ultra amazing, but the newest of the new was there -tlc wave 8 & 9 and new CW, although the prices weren't great. Also met up with Deathstardroid and Rogue Leader (of deathstarplans2.net fame) and hit up a smattering of OC comic shops and a target which had the new Tauntaun single pack. One of the stores was Phat Collectibles (i think). Ok place.
Man, so many movies/BR I want out now, but can't afford. CW season 3, Thor, Capt. America, Green lantern, SW BR, etc.
Captain America is out? I want to get that one.
Cowboys and Aliens, by any chance?
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The award is named after the longtime Franklin & Marshall basketball coach Glenn Robinson who has has over 800 wins and is currently 12th on the all-time collegiate wins list. He has taken F&M to NCAA Division III tournament 22 times. Robinson guided the Diplomats to the Division III Final Four in 1979, 1991, 1996, 2000 and 2009. This season, he picked up his 23rd 21-plus win season.
Other nominees were Larry Anderson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Jeff Brown, Middlebury College; Ken DeWeese, University of Mary Hardin Baylor; David Hixon, Amherst College; Marcus Kahn, Cabrini College; Brian Lane, Transylvania University; Pat Miller, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater; Mitch Oliver, Albertus Magnus College; and Ken Scalmanini, Claremont Mudd Scripps.
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Reality Check: Ad Claims Sen. Olsen Responsible For School Closing
Poy Sippi Elementary School Will Close
MADISON, Wis. - A TV ad in the 14th Senate District recall election claims that Republican Sen. Luther Olsen is responsible for a school closing in central Wisconsin.
The ad features Poy Sippi Elementary School, a small school of 75 students about 25 miles northwest of Ripon.
"I'm standing here in front of Poy Sippi Elementary School where Luther Olsen's kids went to school," parent Jay Jones says in the ad. "All of my kids have gone here and two of them still do. But next year because of budget cuts Luther Olsen voted for, my kids are not going to get the opportunity to go to this little school."
WISC-TV found this is misleading. Poy Sippi Elementary School is part of the Berlin School District, and the kindergarten through fourth-grade school has been there since 1962. The district administrator said he believes the statement is inaccurate.
"I feel it would be more accurate to say that the school was closed by the economy," said Berlin District Administrator Bob Eidahl.
Eidahl said that because of its age and size and budget cuts over a number of years, Poy Sippi had been on the chopping block at least twice in the last few years, but it has been discussed for closing since the 1980s.
"It's not a new issue, and it was something that the district was going to have to face no matter what," said Eidahl. "It just ended up that the timing was now for us."
The school district took an 8.5 percent cut in state aid this year at $900,000. It made changes to teacher benefits, but those weren't enough to fill the budget hole.
The final decision to close Poy Sippi was made, Eidahl said, because it would not only cut $500,000 from the budget but save jobs and only move students 16 miles down the road to the elementary school in Berlin.
"Republicans have found a way to find multimillion dollar tax cuts for rich corporations, but they can't find a way to keep my kids' school open," Jones says in the ad.
WISC-TV found this is also misleading because the district looked at other options to keep the school open, including raising fees or cutting programs or staff.
"It's not the choice we wanted to make, but weighing all the factors, it was the one that would affect the fewest students," said Eidahl.
Jones appears in this ad on behalf of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and Democracy for America Recall Committee, which are both national organizations. Jones is a teacher himself, and he said that while the school was discussed for closing for some time, it wasn't until these budget cuts that it happened.
"The district made a decision based on the budget, and the budget can be traced back directly to Gov. (Scott) Walker and his budget repair bill and all the Republicans in the state Senate who voted along those lines, and Luther is one of those guys," Jones said.
The bottom line is that the Berlin School Board was faced with cuts that were a result of the state budget, but it was the school district's choice to close the school.
Olsen is being challenged in the recall election by Rep. Fred Clark, D-Baraboo. The election is Aug. 9.
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CHAMBER Music BY GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN Telemann was a composer of astonishing versatility, and nowhere is this quality more evident than in his trios and quartets for wind and string instruments. He composed in both the Italian and French styles, sometimes very distinctly in one or the other, and at other times blending them together. He was influenced by such diverse elements as the galant style and 'barbaric' Polish folk music. The results are truly impressive, for Telemann clearly loved and understood these various styles and used them as sources of inspiration rather than strict guidelines for moulding musical content.
CORELLISIERENDE SONATA IN F MAJOR This work is the first in a group of six sonatas in which Telemann pays tribute to the great Italian master, Arcangello Corelli. The work contains several of the hallmarks of Corelli's style such as walking basses, series of suspensions, and energetic contrapuntal writing. However the work is undeniably Telemann's own as exemplified in the air of sweetness of the first movement, and the 'jazzy' contrary motion of the two violins over a pedal point at the close of the final movement.
PARIS QUARTET No. 6 IN E MINOR Telemann was an acknowledged master of the writing of quartets in which the top two parts ar balanced by an obbligato bass instrument and continuo. This work is the final of his last published set, and contains some of the most inspired music of this period in his life. A passionate Prelude is followed by a series of elegant French dances, culminating in a Rondeau Chaconne of such tragic intensity that it seems to transcend the boundaries of the 18th century style. This masterpiece places Telemann firmly in the league of supreme composers of the Baroque era.
TRIO SONATA IN B FLAT MAJOR Telemann was the first composer to write chamber music in which the keyboard is assigned an obbligato role with support from a separate continuo. Here the continuo role is taken by archlute and cello. There are several works from the 1730s in which the keyboard shares the melodic role with a treble instrument, and this Trio is a particularly fine example. The first and third movements have the sweet tenderness of the best of Telemann's galant music, and the two Vivace movements abound in humour and high spirits. CONCERTO IN A MINOR This work contains the rhythms and wild atmosphere of the Polish folk music that Telemann loved so much. It is scored for the relativity unusual combination of three treble instruments and continuo. In the opening Adagio, Telemann interweaves quaver and semiquaver rhythms in the treble parts with relentless crotchets in the bass. This creates a brooding sense of expectation before a more straightforward contrapuntal Allegro. The third movement is a tranquil and expansive Adagio. The final Vivace, is an astonishing triple concerto movement, with solo episodes of virtuoso passagework requiring great bravura.
QUADRO IN G MINOR This Italianate work, with its use of sequence and headlong semiquaver motion, is reminiscent of Vivaldi. Two whirlwind Allegros, the first almost menacing and the second playful, surround a central Adagio of great pathos and beauty. THE CONTINUO Telemann demonstrated an exceptionally keen interest in the various tone colours of instruments. Although no works survive for the lute. Telemann did score for a related instrument, the calichon (tuned like a bass viol but plucked), as a continuo instrument when it was available. Bearing this in mind, Florilegium has not hesitated to add the distinctive tonal colours of the archiute and theorbo to the basic continuo combination of harpsichord and cello. The exact continuo combination for each piece has been chosen on the piece's own merits. For example, a single archlute has been added in the Corellisierende Sonata, as this was common practice in Italy, while the Paris Quartet benefits more from the deep tones of the theorbo, so cherished by French musicians of the time.
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(...) L'ensemble Florilegium fait montre d'une infaillible virtuosité et d'une grande diversité expressive. (...)
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Diapason, September '93
Contributing considerably to the success of this collection is the zest, energy, and stylish spirit of the seven players who make up this group-virtuosic and knowledgeable, they also sound as if they are having tremendous fun with these pieces. (...)
American Record Guide, July '93
(...) but the disc is still a worthwhile acquisition for the prosperous Telemanniac.
Harmonia, January '94
(...) ...löst die sehr lebendige dargestellte Musik als Zeitdokument des Holocaust von neuen Betroffenheit aus.
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