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Here are some of the latest health and medical news
developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay:
3 Brands of Pet Treats Possibly Linked to Dog Illnesses
Some specific brands of jerky pet treats possibly linked to
kidney failure and other serious illnesses reported in at least 600
dogs in the United States are cited in internal Food and Drug
Administration documents.
Of 22 "Priority 1" cases listed in a log of complaints from pet
owners and veterinarians, 13 cited Waggin' Train or Canyon Creek
Ranch jerky treats or tenders, both produced by Nestle Purina
PetCare Co., according to the documents obtained by
Three other cases listed Milo's Kitchen Home-style Dog Treats,
produced by the Del Monte Corp. The rest of the cases listed single
brands or no brand.
An FDA spokeswoman said Priority 1 cases involve animals aged 11
or younger for which medical records that document illness are
msnbc.com reported.
Officials at Nestle Purina and Del Monte officials said their
pet treats are safe. FDA officials said repeated tests have found
no solid link between the dog illnesses and any jerky treat brand
or manufacturer.
Doctors Repair Airway Disorder in Fetus
In what they say was a world-first surgery, Spanish doctors
fixed a blocked bronchial tube in a 26-week-old fetus while she was
still in her mother's womb.
The fetus had bronchial atresia, a condition in which the air
tubes (bronchi) leading from the trachea to the lungs do not
connect properly with the central airways. The condition results in
the death of the fetus in 90 percent of cases,
Agence France-Presse reported.
The surgery, which lasted 30 minutes, was performed in late
2010. The doctors used an endoscope to go through the fetus' mouth
and connect the right bronchi with the central airways.
Eleven weeks after the procedure, the mother gave birth to a
5.5-pound girl named Alaitz, which means "joy" in the Basque
language. The baby is now 16 months old and healthy.
"It is the first time in the world that this has been achieved. It is the first time that it has been tried and it turned out well," Eduard Gratacos, the head of the maternal-fetal medicine department at Hospital Clinic in Barcelona, said at a news conference Tuesday, AFP reported.
"It is an extremely delicate operation since it is carried out near the heart on tissues as thin as cigarette paper. But without this fetal therapy, the baby would not have survived," Gratacos explained.
Planned Repeat C-Sections May be Safer: Studies
Women who have a planned cesarean delivery after a previous
c-section are less likely to experience severe complications,
according to two studies.
An Australian team found that the risk of stillbirth was lower
in women who had a planned repeat c-section compared to those who
opted for natural birth,
BBC News reported.
U.K. researchers found that the risk of womb rupture was lower
for women who had an elective repeat c-section.
The studies were published in the journal
PLoS Medicine.
Experts say the risks are low for both natural birth and
BBC News reported. Women should discuss their individual
options with their health care provider, the Royal College of
Obstetricians and Gynecologists advises.
Doc-Prescribed Heroin May Work Better Than Methadone as
Treatment: Study
Medically prescribed heroin is more cost-effective than
methadone for treating heroin addicts, according to findings from
North America's first clinical trial of prescribed heroin.
Compared to patients who received methadone, those who received
the medically prescribed heroin in the form of diacetylmorphine
stayed in treatment longer and spent less time in relapse, which
was associated with less criminal activity and lower healthcare
costs, reported the
National Post in Canada.
Patients who received the medically prescribed heroin also lived
longer than those who received methadone.
The study predicted an average lifetime societal cost of $1.09
million for addicts who received medically prescribed heroin and
$1.14 million for those who received methadone, the
Post reported. The costs include treatment expenses and costs
to the justice system.
The findings were published in the
Canadian Medical Association Journal.
Treatment Halts World's Tallest Man's Growth
Treatment to stop the world's tallest man from growing has been
successful, according to University of Virginia doctors.
The Daily Progress newspaper said 8-foot-3 Sultan Kosen of
Turkey had a tumor in his pituitary gland that was causing excess
growth hormone and gigantism,
USA Today reported.
It was feared that continued growth would put the 29-year-old at
even greater risk for joint and organ problems. Doctors began
radiation treatment on the tumor in 2010 and it was confirmed three
months ago that Kosen had stopped growing.
The treatment involved the use of gamma knife radiosurgery,
which delivers a focused beam of radiation to the tumor. But
The Daily Progress said before the procedure could be
performed, special medical equipment to fit Kosen's enormous skull
had to be flown in from Sweden,
USA Today reported.
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ABOUT THE CONCERT SERIES:The Spring Concert series was created by the team behind Watermark Live and showcases musical acts touring the great state of Michigan. The evening is hosted by singer/songwriter Christopher Cordle. The Spring Concert series is designed to expose the artists who put their experiences of these peninsulas to music. Artists are not chosen based on genre, rather they are chosen because they exhibit rare potential. Each concert is unique and makes for a diverse series of shows.
ABOUT THE CONCERT SERIES HOST – Christopher Cordle: Born and raised in Muskegon, Christopher C. Cordle is a graphic artist, a fine artist, a musician and a producer as well as a luthier who trained under the tutelage of Robert Sayers. Chris is also an accomplished singer-songwriter with three WYCE Jammie nominated CD's. Chris has a degree in Graphic Design and specializes in illustration and branding. Chris is also responsible for the look and feel of our Watermark Live productions and creates the visuals as well as all of the branding for our shows. Chris has over 20 years of newspaper reproduction experience and was an original member in popular bands Yard Sale Underwear and original touring band Victoria Park in the early 1990s. Chris also worked under J.C. Howe with Muskegon Civic Theater to gain set painting experience.

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If you love good bread, chances are you will be familiar with the name Poilâne. We started working with Lionel Poilâne in the mid-90s, flying his bread in each week to supply a small, but growing group of customers who had developed a taste for his dense and flavorful bread while traveling abroad. Since the "Ici Pain Poilâne" sign went up in our shop, the demand for this famed French bread has steadily increased. (more…)
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Poilâne Bread: Classic, Delicious and Absolutely Parisian
Posted in Breads, Crackers & Snacks, Food History, France, Producer Profile, tagged Apollonia Poilâne, bread, food, Ibu Poilâne, Lionel Poilâne, pain au levain, Pain Poilâne, Pierre Poilâne, Poilâne bread on March 29, 2013 | 7 Comments »
What Is Annatto? How Does It Relate to Cheese?
Posted in Cheese, FAQs, Food History, Herbs, Spices, Salts & Peppers, tagged achiote, achiote tree, annatto, Bixa orellana, Cheese, coloring, food additives, natural coloring, roucou on July 26, 2012 | 6 Comments »
Mimolette. Red Leicester. Shropshire Blue. What do these three cheeses have in common? They are all orange and they are all colored with annatto. Annatto is a somewhat mysterious ingredient added to a number of cheeses and, recently, I took a minute to research where it comes from and a bit of its history. (more…)
All About Heirloom Seeds: Biodiversity and Preservation
Posted in Education, Farms & Gardens, Food History, Food Science, Produce, tagged crops, F1, genetically modified, GMO, heirloom, heirloom seeds on February 23, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
For a lover of words, leafing through an heirloom seed catalog is almost as delicious as eating the fruits and vegetables pictured on each page. The poetry of heirloom seeds is unabashed, starting with names such as Amish Deer Tongue lettuce, Moon and Stars watermelon, Rouge Vif d'Etamps squash, Yellow Dent corn and a personal favorite, Radiator Charlie's Mortgage Lifter tomatoes. Nomenclature aside, heirloom crops possess a long, distinguished past. (more…)
The Reuben: A Saturday Tradition
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Many folks are familiar with the Saturday BBQ that happens out front of our Cambridge shop from early spring through mid-fall. When BBQ season ends, it is a sad day in the shop. We are somewhat mollified, however, by the onset of Reuben season. Instead of BBQ, each Saturday, trays of Reubens are prepared for toasting on the panini grill.
One recent Saturday, staffers were swapping bits of Reuben lore gleaned via word of mouth. Because our collective knowledge consisted primarily of hearsay, we decided to take things a step further, do a little research and get the definitive story behind this iconic sandwich.
Ancient Grains: Cooking with Traditional Cereals
Posted in Classes, Education, Food History, Grains, Rice, Flours & Beans, United States, tagged ancient grains, barley, cereals, cooking, Emmer, farro, food, Four Star Farms, grains, grasses, hulled barley, maize, Maria Speck, pearled barley, protein, spelt, wheat on February 7, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
From the banks of the Tigris and the Euphrates, to the coast of the Mediterranean and down into Egypt stretches the Fertile Crescent. Aptly known as the "cradle of civilization," this land bore witness to many of the earliest human settlements. Historians have documented the development of basic architecture, tools, weapons, agriculture and a reliance upon the foods grown in cultivated fields to as far back as 9,000 B.C.E. Cereals, grasses and grains were among the first crops to be harvested and prepared, usually by grinding them into meal and cooking them over a fire. Grains were also ground into flour for bread, or fermented and brewed into beer. (more…)
Caviar: A Luxurious Taste of History
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Champagne. Cheese. Cake. Caviar. So many goodies start with the letter "C" – and many of them are quite luxurious foodstuffs. Caviar is one of the most luxurious of all. At the extreme, caviar has been packaged in solid gold tins and sold at secret auction to the highest bidder. (more…)
Heirloom Varieties: The Apples of Our Ancestors
Posted in Education, Farms & Gardens, Food History, Produce, Producer Profile, tagged Ananas Reinette, apples, Black Gilliflower, Duchess of Oldenburg, Esopus Spitzenburg, heirloom, heirloom apples, Hudson's Golden Gem, Lady Apple, Roxbury Russet, Scott Farm, Sheep's Nose, Zeke Goodband on October 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Crisp autumnal air. The sweet smell of leaves. Dashes of yellows and oranges and reds and browns. A quintessential New England fall. And nothing says fall to me like apples and apple picking.
As a child, roaming the orchards, climbing up the ladder to pick the fruit, and biting into a juicy red McIntosh was what thrilled me. Now that I'm a bit older, I still love to pick apples but, as a produce buyer here at Formaggio Kitchen Cambridge, what really gets my motor going is the sheer variety of apples available today.
There are, of course, the old standbys like Granny Smith and Galas. The New England staples like Cortlands and Macouns. And, with the help of seed savers and the grace of a handful of dedicated growers, like Zeke Goodband of Scott Farm in Dummerston, Vermont, there are heirloom apples. The names themselves are reason to cheer: Ananas Reinette, Hudson's Golden Gem, Duchess of Oldenburg. (more…)


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May 5, 1998
COLUMBIA, Mo.-- The University of Missouri Athletic Department has announced the appointment of Brian Smith as the Tigers' head wrestling coach. He succeeds Wes Roper, who stepped aside earlier this year.
Smith has been the head coach at Syracuse University for the past year, after a highly successful tenure as assistant coach at Cornell University from 1993-97, where he worked under Jack Spates, currently the head coach at the University of Oklahoma. He also coached two years on the high school level in his home state of Florida. He is a 1990 graduate of Michigan State University, where he captained the Spartans from 1988-90.
"I'm excited about the opportunity to be back in the Midwest," said Smith, who was the Big 10 Conference runner-up as a senior and ranks fifth on Michigan State's all-time win list. "The Big 10 and the Big 12 are the best conferences in the U.S., and I'm looking forward to building Missouri back up to that level."
"I know the administration, student-athletes, alumni and friends want to get the program back to that competitive level," he continued. "If you're competitive in the conference, you'll be competitive nationally."
A native of Miami, Fla., where his father is a high school football coach, Smith was a two-time Florida state champion in high school. Joining Smith in Columbia will be his wife, Denise, son Quinn, 3, and daughter Kylie, 2.
"Brian was very impressive during his visit with our search committee," said director of business affairs Peter Fields, who headed the committee. "His dedication to the total development of the student-athlete, and his proven abilities as a recruiter, administrator and fund-raiser will serve him well here at Missouri, and parallels the goals the University has established for its intercollegiate athletic program."
Added athletic director Joe Castiglione, "We had a number of excellent candidates for the position, and Brian simply was the best fit for this program and this University. He has succeeded at every level, and his leadership will be an asset at Missouri."
At Cornell, an Ivy League school that does not grant athletic scholarships, Smith had two recruiting classes that ranked in the nation's top-ten. Those athletes provided the core of a Cornell team that placed 10th at the NCAA Tournament in 1993 and 17th in '94. One of his proteges, David Hirsch, won the national championship in 1994 - Cornell's first national champion since 1960.
"I could not have won the NCAA's without Brian," Hirsch said. "I have had a lot of coaches through my years of wrestling and can say that Brian is the most dedicated and hard-working coach I have ever dealt with. He shares a piece of my NCAA title with me." Hirsch is now a fourth-year student at the New York University School of Dentistry.
He's also been an effective fund-raiser, mobilizing alumni and former wrestlers. At Cornell, the wrestling program raised $90,000-100,000 per year. At Syracuse, which had briefly disbanded its wrestling program but reinstated it upon Smith's hiring, fund-raising occupied much of his time. Charged with raising $2 million by the year 2000 to ensure the future of the program, he raised more than $300,000 in less than a year.
"I know Brian will do an outstanding job," said Spates, who will now become a conference foe to his one-time assistant. "He has a good balance of youth and experience, and he's a very well-rounded individual. Brian's a hard worker, an outstanding technician, and he's an excellent recruiter. I think you've got the whole package."
Smith quickly made his mark on the high school level, where he coached a Western High School team that had never placed in the state's top-ten to a second-place finish. The next year, they were fourth. In two years, he coached two state champions and five state placers. Five of those wrestlers went on to compete at the collegiate level.
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I shared my thoughts about all the changes in the post Lightroom 5 Beta from April. Since then I've used the Advanced Healing Brush a lot, and have actually found it to be even more helpful than I initially thought. It does take some practice to get the most out of this tool, but now I do almost all of my retouching in Lightroom, and rarely use Photoshop. This allows me to keep a completely non-destructive workflow, and means that I'll never have to do the retouching for any of these images again (as I might if I used Photoshop for retouching and ever had to go back and make a change to the Raw file). Very nice.
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Top Posts of 2013: Lightroom 5Thursday, December 26th, 2013
Quick Reminder: Sale Ends TomorrowSunday, December 1st, 2013
Just a reminder that there are less than 36 hours left in our Black Friday Sale, with 35% off my Landscapes in Lightroom 5 ebook and video package, and 40% off The Photographer's Guide to Yosemite iPhone and iPad app. The sale ends at midnight Pacific time tomorrow, December 2nd. Again, you don't need to enter any special codes – those are just the prices until the sale is over.
I hope everyone had a great holiday weekend!
— Michael Frye
Black Friday Sale!Friday, November 29th, 2013
Yes, we're having a Black Friday sale too! Here at our world headquarters in downtown Mariposa, California, we've cooked up two sweet deals:
35% Off Landscapes in Lightroom 5: The Essential Step-by-Step Guide
Normally $14.95, this ebook and video package is now only $9.95! You don't have to enter a discount code – that's just the price until midnight Pacific Time on Monday, December 2nd.
In this ebook I take you step-by-step through processing six images in Lightroom. You can download the Raw files so you can follow along yourself, plus you get exclusive access to eight videos demonstrating different aspects of Lightroom's Develop Module.
This is a great gift for the photographer on your Christmas list! Just click "Add to Cart" underneath the words "Gift Coupon."
40% Off The Photographer's Guide to Yosemite iPhone/iPad App
This app is a must-have for any photographer visiting Yosemite. Normally it sells for $6.99, but until midnight Pacific Time on December 2nd it's only $3.99! Click here to go to the iTunes store, and once again there are no discount codes you need to enter.
Adobe Offers its Photoshop and Lightroom Package to EveryoneThursday, November 21st, 2013
For people who would like to try Photoshop, but don't own a previous Photoshop license, this seems like a good deal. In the past you would have paid nearly $700 to buy a full version of Photoshop for the first time. Now you can get Photoshop, plus Lightroom, for $120 per year.
For those who already own a license to Photoshop CS5 or CS6 things are less clear cut. The pricing for this Lightroom-and-Photoshop package is attractive, but you're still renting rather than owning, and if you stop your subscription you lose access to the software. Many people are choosing to stick with their older versions of Photoshop, since they own a perpetual license and will never lose access to it. I discussed some of the pros and cons of this deal in a previous post. (Be sure to read the comments, as there are lots of interesting thoughts there.)
Adobe's New Lightroom and Photoshop PackageWednesday, October 2nd, 2013
Back in June I wrote about Adobe's new subscription-only model for licensing Photoshop, called the Creative Cloud. Let's just say that I wasn't happy about it. But recently, as I'm sure many of you know, Adobe announced a new Photoshop Photography Program. For $9.99 per month you can get both Photoshop CC (Creative Cloud) and Lightroom, and it's not an introductory price that will go up after a year. That doesn't mean that it will never go up, but Adobe says that they don't have any plans to increase the price at this time. (The offer is only available to people who currently own Photoshop CS3 or later, and it expires on December 31st.)
I have to say that this is a more attractive offer. $9.99 per month comes out to less than I've been paying for upgrades to both Lightroom and Photoshop. Of course I already own a license to Lightroom 5, so in the short term I'd really be paying just for Photoshop CC. But at least the price wouldn't automatically go up after a year, and when Lightroom 6 comes out I'd get it for no extra charge.
Unfortunately this program won't help you if you don't already own Photoshop CS3 or later. It's possible that Adobe might offer a version of this package (probably a more expensive version), to people who don't already own Photoshop, but there's no word of that yet. You can still buy Photoshop CS6 from places like Amazon and B&H, and that would then qualify you to get this Photoshop/Lightroom bundle, but that's an expensive way to go, since CS6 is going for more than $600.
Spot-Removal Tool Feathering in Lightroom 5.2Monday, September 30th, 2013
You usually want fairly hard-edged brushes with retouching tools, otherwise you'll get unwanted blurring along the borders of your retouching areas. But small amounts of feathering can help make transitions smoother and the retouching less obvious. Try setting the Feathering in the Spot Removal Tool to 40 as a starting point, then modify it if necessary. And in keeping with Lightroom's complete flexibility, you can adjust the feathering after the fact: you can place a spot or add a brush stroke, then adjust the feathering of that area to see the effect of different feathering amounts.
As I said, this is a small improvement, but a helpful one, and something worth paying attention to if you're a Lightroom user. Naturally 5.2 is a free upgrade if you own Lightroom 5.
And while we're on the subject, I've found the Advanced Healing Brush to be extremely helpful. This is a new capability added to the Spot Removal Tool in Lightroom 5.0, allowing you to brush over an area you want to retouch instead of using a series of discrete spots. It's made my retouching in Lightroom more efficient, and allowed me to use Photoshop less and stay in Lightroom more. I'm curious about whether others have also found this new feature helpful—let me know how you like it.
— Michael Frye
Free Bonus Video: Using the Arrow Keys in LightroomSunday, August 4th, 2013
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The response to my ebook and video package, Landscapes in Lightroom 5: The Essential Step-by-Step Guide, has been wonderful, well beyond my expectations. Thank you all so much for your support! I put a lot of effort into creating something that I hoped would be helpful to a lot of photographers, and it's gratifying to see that this effort has been well received.
As an expression of my appreciation, I'm extending the discount codes for two extra days. Use the code lr520 and get 20% off the ebook package until midnight on Tuesday, August 6th Pacific time.
Also, I've created the free, bonus video tutorial above to go along with the ebook. It's a tip about using the arrow keys in Lightroom to help speed your workflow and fine-tune your adjustments. I use the arrow keys all the time, and I hope you'll find this technique helpful too.
Again, thank you all very much! I really appreciate all the positive comments you've sent me about the ebook.
— Michael Frye
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My New eBook is Now Available!Wednesday, July 31st, 2013
Landscapes in Lightroom 5: The Essential Step-by-Step Guide
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Special introductory offer: for a limited time get 20% off by using the code LR520 at checkout. Offer expires at midnight Pacific time on August 4th.
Here it is! My latest ebook, Landscapes in Lightroom 5: The Essential Step-by-Step Guide, is now available.
I'm really excited about this new ebook, because I've been able to incorporate features that make this more of a hands-on learning experience. First, you can download the original Raw files used as examples in the ebook, and then follow along with each step yourself – just as if you were attending one of my workshops.
Second, when you purchase the ebook you get exclusive access to eight videos demonstrating different aspects of Lightroom's Develop Module, like using the Adjustment Brush, Spot Removal Tool, and Point Curve, advanced retouching in Lightroom, and much more. It's great to read about a tool or technique; it's even better to watch a demonstration, and then try it yourself on the same image.
New eBook Coming Soon!Monday, July 29th, 2013
This photograph of El Capitan is one of the examples in the new eBook. It was a high-contrast scene; you can see the original, unprocessed Raw file below, with its inky shadows and washed-out highlights. In the past, a scene like this might have required using HDR, or blending exposures manually in Photoshop.
But I didn't use HDR, or any kind of exposure blending, to make the final image you see here; it's just one image, processed entirely in Lightroom. In the new eBook I show you exactly how I went from that original Raw file to the finished version – and how you can do that with your own photographs.
There are more step-by-step examples in the eBook, and a lot of other exciting features. I'll tell you all about it soon – stay tuned!
In the meantime, if you haven't seen it yet, you might want to watch the video I made last year about the tone controls in Lightroom. It's been very popular, with over 36,000 views on YouTube — an amazing total for a 25-minute how-to video about such a specialized subject. Thanks to all of you who've watched; I really appreciate the support!
— Michael Frye
Thoughts on the Adobe Creative CloudThursday, June 13th, 2013
On the positive side, subscribers will get regular updates to the software when new features are ready, rather than having to wait for a new version to come out. On the other hand, $20 per month for an application represents a substantial price increase. The last Photoshop upgrade was $199. Since the original Photoshop CS came out in 2003, Adobe has upgraded Photoshop, on average, every 20.6 months. If that pace of innovation continued, a $199 upgrade price would average out to around $10 per month – or half as much as they're asking for a Creative Cloud subscription to a single application.
I might be able to live with the price, but here's the worst part: if you stop your subscription at any time, you can't use the software anymore.


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Acquired by the Loew's circuit in the 1920's, it was from then on known as the Loew's Stillman Theatre. It had its greatest moment in 1939, when the Cleveland premiere of the epic "Gone With the Wind" was held at Loew's Stillman Theatre.
In the late-1950's, in a bid to increase declining audiences due to television, Loew's had the Super Technirama 70 process installed at Loew's Stillman Theatre.
However, in 1963, the theatre was closed, and in 1965, most of the theatre was demolished and replaced by a parking garage for the neighboring Statler Arms Apartments (the former Statler Hotel, which has been spectacularly restored to its 1920's appearance).
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We're going into downtime behind the scenes, to start work in the ACTUAL PHYSICAL MAGAZINE (that's your cue to get hype). The zine will include all of the articles, bonus content, fancy layouts, and an IOU for a hug from me for whoever buys it, and that's a promise.
It probably won't be out until September (possibly October if it turns out I'm terrible at it, in which case, it'll be out BEFORE Pokemon X and Y, hopefully), but we're through with the articles for now.
In the meantime, I'll try to post updates on magazine progress, some little Pokemon factoids and cute stuff I find relating to Gen I Pokemon, and the usual spate of reblogs and the like.
So for now, watch this space for more info on when you can buy the zine, and maybe even an announcement of a NEW POKEMON PROJECT FROM YOURS TRULY.
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When people complain about Pokémon these days, it's always about how it hasn't changed in almost 15 years. Maybe they don't like the new designs, maybe they were opposed to the physical/special split for whatever reason, but they always complain about how it's almost the exact same game that they played in 1996. In some ways, they're completely right. Since the physical/special split in Generation III there hasn't been any real change in the way you play Pokémon, and that was a decade ago, not to mention the fact that it was all behind the scenes stuff. Nothing really big has changed in Pokémon since they added new types in Gold and Silver.
But in another way, those people couldn't be more wrong. Pokémon has changed slightly, incrementally, like a slow-moving glacier. You wouldn't recognize it now from where it was all those years ago. The people who complain about Pokémon being the same are often the ones who cite that as their reason for not playing Pokémon, which is fair, but you do have to wonder how they felt about a games like FireRed, LeafGreen, HeartGold and SoulSilver, games that were different from their source material, but utilized those differences to celebrate the similarities.
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Have you ever actually caught them all?
No seriously, think about it. Even if you haven't, you've definitely tried to at some point. Believe it or not, there was a time when it wasn't quite as insurmountable a task as it is now. I mean, in Red and Blue, your biggest problem was going to be getting someone to trade you the two starters you were missing, but an enterprising player could get their hands on a used copy of red, restart it twice and then resell it.
Now, have you ever been the very best, like no one ever was?
You've probably been crowned Pokémon champion, at least once, but have you ever been the best? There's a pretty small pool for that, but we can probably widen it. Maybe you were the best in your school? City? Tri-state area? Maybe you were one of the ones that got to go to the Pokémon world championships. Maybe you actually won one year. But the millions of kids playing Pokémon were chasing after these two goals, and somehow, were okay with the fact that only one person could ever achieve the cooler sounding one.
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The article is gonna be a bit late this week! Sorry!
Congratulations on having completed the first step on your journey to becoming a Pokémon master, gym leader in the making! You have defeated the eight gym leaders with their challenge teams and moved on to defeat the Elite Four, an impressive feat! But, as you are no doubt already aware, it is but the first step in your journey to become a gym leader, Elite 4, and eventually, champion!
It has been a long road, we know, but we commend you on the skills you have exhibited, we imagine you hope that they will be enough to pay any bills you might have (ed note: too dated, reference needs to be removed for the millennial edition of the handbook). There are five steps in the process. First comes the paring, then the challenge. Should you be successful, then you will move on to step three, the set-up After set-up comes recruiting, and finally, receiving.
We at the Pokémon league congratulate you once more on your accomplishment, and hope you will serve your country well as a gym leader! (ed note: too patriotic for modern day youth, consider changing "serve your country" to something more innocuous. Perhaps hope you will go far on your journey?) For now though, be aware that now that you have completed the league challenge, you much wait a full month before attempting the gym leader test. Honestly, the only reason for this is because otherwise, we'd have far too many applicants for Viridian city gym leader, a position which has been stable for many years. (ed note: err…not anymore!)
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When I heard that Taylor Swift has a new single I was relived. I liked "We Are Never Getting Back Together" until the radio killed it and you litteraly couldn't escape it if you wanted to. She went more on the pop side on that single but this time she goes back to her roots. When you listen to the song you can't help but to wonder who she is talking about, probably John Mayer haha here is what she said about the song's inspiration.
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How long have you been blogging, and what made you start?
I started blogging about music on December 14, 2005. My wife suggested that I focus my free time on music and away from video games, which was probably not a bad idea. I was living in Montpelier, Vermont at the time, but since then I'm moved to Chicago. Over the last, I brought on my friend E to write for the site and cover music in Seattle.
What genres does the site tend to cover? Have you always covered this type of music?
Our focus is on hip hop and electronic. Sometimes our direction can lean one way or another, depending on what we're listening to, but hip hop and dance has always been our thing. The last few months, we've been really into disco, French house, ambient, dub and instrumental hip hop.
How do you find the music you blog about and what makes you pick something to post?
Artists and promoters are always sending us music, and some leads come from other music blogs or through listening to amazing radio shows like Annie Mac on BBC Radio 1, but more and more we are using Soundcloud to find and explore the best new music. And now it seems like Soundcloud is the only way to even find some of the best, most obscure remixes—there's the whole community there. We're not musicians—really, we have, like, absolutely zero musical ability—so we don't pretend to be experts. We just have one rule: if we like it, post it.
When did you start using SoundCloud, and how has it helped you curate the music you post about?
We started heavily using SoundCloud at the beginning of this year. If we found an artist we wanted to post about or we thought they had a cool sound going on, we'd start following them and maybe check out some of their favorite artists. This is going to sound like a commercial or something, but seriously…now that we've built up a big network of our favorites in the scene, we can watch our dashboard feed and see all of the tracks our friends are commenting on or adding to their favorites and be right on top of the best new songs, remixes, and edits within just a few hours of their release. We try to leave positive feedback on the tracks that standout and post all the good stuff we find—that way, the we can return the favor to our followers and they can see what we think is the best.
If someone's interested in sending you some music to review, how do you prefer getting submissions? What are some "Do" and "Don't"s for people to keep in mind?
Head over to Analog Giant and listen to the kind of music we're into. If your music fits our style, send us a Soundcloud link in an email or hit up our DropBox. We try to listen to everything that comes our way, but that said…you might have the best black metal band on the planet but we're not your audience. We keep it legal: we'll only post stuff directly from the artist, promo company, or label.
What are some songs that you're currently playing non-stop?
Ellen Allien - Flashy Flashy (Nicolas Jaar Remix) [Bpitch Control] by alchemyremixmanagement
SBTRKT - Step In Shadows (Young Turks) YT043 by sbtrkt
Mark E - RnB Drunkie by future classic
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If you are feeling what we are feeling check out our favorites! Too much good stuff!!
Do you have a track you want to send over to Analog Giant? Submit it to their dropbox below!
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h22a swap, p13 ecu problems..please help
h22a swap, p13 ecu problems..please help
I'm not 100% sure, but the thing that raises the red flag for me is using the H23 distributor on the H22 motor.
Did you swap the fuel rails and lines from the Si to the h22a? The intake manifold on the Si and VTEC are pretty much identical, so you didn't really need to use the Si's. Also, in addition to the two wires to the pressure sensor and solenoid, you need to run a ground wire to the engine block. It's the wire on the pressure switch.
(Oh, and you do have to use the h23 dizzy.. and also need an external coil bracket)
Im sorry, i made a mistake, i am using the h22a intake but I am using the si injectors, but they are the same anyway. I did ground the black wire coming out of the pressure sensor also. What is the "h23 dizzy" and an external coil bracket ,and would this cause the motor to act the way it does with the h22 ecu?
I think by dizzy, he means distributor. An external coil bracket would be for an external coil.
ok, i will try switching distributors to see if that works. my heater hose tore lastnight so I got some work to do anyway.
ok, i will try switching distributors to see if that works. my heater hose tore lastnight so I got some work to do anyway.
Ace said to use the H23 distributor.. isn't that what you have in there already?
yeah, but thats not working, i tryed the h22 distributor today but it must have a bad internal coil because the car wont turn over, i tryed with both ecu's.
I found today that usdm h22 motors have the same distributor as the usdm h23 motors (external coil). But the jdm h22 motors have a completely different distributor. It has an internal coil. You probably already now this. Sorry, i'm new. Since I have a jdm h22 motor with a jdm p13 ecu it seems like I would have to have the jdm distributor with the internal coil. This would probably solve my problem with why my car wont run properly with the usdm h23 distributor on this setup. Please tell me what you think, and I appreciate all the help so far. Thanks.
CORRECTION...This will probably solve my problem with why my car wont run properly with the the p13 ecu on this setup.
Sorry about not being around. Anyhow, yes, that's right; the JDM h22a has an internal coil. To make it work, you must use the h23a distributor with the h23a external ignition coil and an external bracket.
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I have the h23 distributor and external coil. They are both hooked up right now, but I dont have the bracket. I dont see how not having a bracket could cause the p13 ecu to not function properly.
You're right, the bracket just holds down the coil.
Wait a sec, I read your first post again... You made a circuit from the VTEC solenoid to the pressure sensor, and then to the ECU? And where specifically did you connect the wire to the ECU?
I think that's your problem right there. The solenoid and sensor wires must come individually to the ECU, and connect to their respective pins. The black ground wire completes the circuit.
I ran the vtec solenoid wire straight to the A4 slot on the ecu, and the green wire from the pressure sensor to d6 slot on ecu, and the black wire from the pressure sensor to a bolt on the motor to ground it off. but i had problems with the p13 before i hooked all this up. with the p13 ecu hooked up the car will rev, but revs very hesitive, and seems to overload, not driveable.
Hmm, then you've got me. I have no idea. If all else fails, try it with another p13, but I realize this isn't very practical.
ok, thanks for the help, i do that.
[QUOTE=schackai]I have a 92 si and I just finished a putting a jdm 95 vtec motor in. I used the distributor and intake manifold off the si, but put the vtec fuel injectors in the si intake manifold. I also used the si wireharness and I know I wont be able to use vtec yet. My problem is when I hook up my jdm p13 ecu to this setup the car will not run properly. It revs but wants to bog down and is not driveable. When I hook the p14 si ecu up the car runs fine, no vtec of course. I tryed running straight wire to the vtec cylonoid and the vtec oil pressure sensor and then to the ecu to have vtec wired but I still have the same problem with how the car runs. Is my p13 ecu bad?? Or do I not have something hooked up?? Please help.
Hi I see that you received a lot of responses. Have you solved your problem? If not we had to overcome similar problems and resolved them through a few hours of dilligent wire tracings. We had a 1992 SI which was an automatic with a H23 and did a 1995 JDM swap. WE used the JDM distributor and the JDM engine wiring harness with the 1992 SI underdash wiring harness. We had identical problems but she ran great with the H22a distributor and the P14 ECU without the VTEC working. But once we figured out where we went wrong she huals but now with the VTEC kiccking in @5200 and smokes Mustang GTs.
It appears you have several issues so lets address them one at a time. The VTEC is an easy one so lets first address the rough running with the proper P13ECU. DO NOT USE YOUR P14 ECU. Is your check engine light on and stays on when you turn the ignition key on? If yes, find the 2 wire service check connector( found behind under center console close to the radio)? Turn your ignition key off and jump these 2 wires and if you do not get your check engine light to blink...the ecu is probably in the backup mode. Turn the ignition switch off and remove the 10 amp radio fuse found underhood fuse/relaybox. By removing the radio fuse for 10 seconds it resets your ecu. Put the fuse back in and remove the jumper wire on the service connector.
Turn your key on(you have to start engine this time) what is your engine light doing now? If light goes off after 5 seconds than you are good to go if it stays on turn off engine than jump the service connector again turn on the ignition without starting and see if it gives you a series of blinks that are interpreted into DTC ( diagnostic trouble codes) there are many sites that contain what the short and long blinks mean. But is sounds like you have a tech manual that helped you figure out the ecu pinouts for the VTEC.
If you get no blinks and light stays on solid than start your engine and loosen your 3 distributor bolts so you can adjust the advance timing on your distributor. From the sounds of it you might have the ecu wired incorrectly for automatically advancing the timing. Turn your distributor within the restricted bolt slots and manually rev your engine and see if you gain improvement in idle and up to 5000 rpms. If you dont see a change go the opposite way with the distributor adjustment. If you see major running performance than you know it is the ecu or the wiring that controls the ignition timing control or ignition control module.
There are several orange wires coming into your ecu and coming from your SI underdash wiring harness. These can be confused easily. One orange wire is your cylinder position sensor ECU pin B11 and the other is vehicle speed sensor Pin B10There is also 2 wires coming from your SI wiring harness that are identical in color I believe it is Yellow Green stripe or the opposite. Check your distributor and see if you have a Yellow Green wire going into it. If yes check your wiring harness underdash and see if you have more than one of these color wires coming out of your wiring harness. If yes, reconnect the one connected to the ecu to the one that has nothing connected to it. Yellow Green splits off into your ECU pin number A21 and A22. If this is connected correctly
than you no longer have to advance the timing manually.
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I also have a 92 si manual trans, and recently swapped in a jdm h22a, and i'm having the exact same problem with ecu's. the swap is pretty much according to aceshigh info including the wiring of the vtec solenoid (A4) and pressure sensor (D6, and black wire to Ground) (ps. thanks for that ace). Just like the original poster, the car runs great with the p14 (minus vtec capabilities, and I get an engine light when i hit around 40mph - perhaps related to my egr but that's a different story) HOWEVER the car runs quite poorly with the p13, with an engine light coming on immediatley. I (luckily) had *3* p13 ecu's at my disposal, however i was getting the same results with all 3, which has lead me to believe something else is the problem. I'm' hoping to have this figured in the next couple of days and the guys at the shop that have been helping me seem pretty knowledgeable... if/when it's figured i'll try to explain the solution here a bit better. In the meanwhile if any of you have any suggestions, or ideas i'm all ears, i've printed out the reply that is above this one about manual timing advance, in hopes it might be something along those lines. If the original poster has since figured out the problem i'm all ears (:
thought some of you might be interested in where i'm at with this...
as it turns out (or is looking to turn out) the shop that did the initial swap has royally *expletive* me...it's amazing how many things they've screwed up...(from trying to give me my car back with the p14 *geez that's a real hard one to figure out guys*, to not even running the wires for the vtec initally *geez why isn't this solenoid wired in*.. problems I had to sort out over time with them..) oh and their worst boo boo, trying to release the car without changing the timing belt - while charging me for a brand new one!!! (it began to get eaten in front of them while they were running the car for me..)
then there was the p14 rejecting p13 problem...
the other *much better* shop (they do a lot of swaps) that had the car had managed to swap out o2 sensors to see if that was the prob, and fixed an egr leak that was giving the engine light. Furthermore, not only were they able to test 3 ecu's on the car, but they then threw the p13 i was attempting to use in another vtec prelude to make sure there was indeed nothing wrong with it. they were a little stumped - assuming of course that the work done by the other shop was correct.
I was convinced myself that fuel in some way must have been a problem, because the p14 proved their was no prob with Air or Spark, hell it drove around fine (in hind sight probably a bit lean, but the p14 probably liked the fuel/air mix it was giving itself) and the way the car bogged down with rpms above idle with the p13 suggested some mismatch in fuel delivery...
anyways meanwhile I was thinking that the other *bad* shop must have screwed something else up (deductive reasoning i guess), and I remember I had told them to change the fuel rail from the h23a (cuz of the RHD) - well guess what ?? they changed the INJECTORS too, so my h22a was running on the 240cc injectors!! now the worst part.. so i had blindly robbed some parts off my old h23a (yah i'm a pack rat like that) including snagging my old intake manifold, headers, manual timing tensioner etc.. so I anxiously got home today expecting that the PROPER 345cc injectors would be with the manifold i snagged and i could swap them out and be done.. guess what? surprise surprise they are *missing* I've phoned the shop and demanded they *find* them.. but something tells me i'm up the dirty creek and that i'll be unfortunatley making an injector purchase soon ):
I don't want to rant and rave about shoddy mechanics, but I never thought i would have to "micromanage" this project as much as I did, hell i would have swapped the engine myself - if my car had only made it back onto the island, as I have a mechanical background myself (different but still). If anything though, or if any of you are going to be doing this swap be sure to go thru mechanics that are reputated for doing swaps - even though it's an easy swap - some bonehead with a wrench can and will f** it up for you! (I learned this the hardway) I'm personally just glad my new/used h22a has survived their idiocy this far.
btw if anyone has any h22a injectors (;
yeah, but thats not working, i tryed the h22 distributor today but it must have a bad internal coil because the car wont turn over, i tryed with both ecu's.
h23a comes with an external coil and the h22 has internal i think u just have to put the black and yellow wires of the plug from ur h23 coil together so it works and the other wire is not use.
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h23a comes with an external coil and the h22 has internal i think u just have to put the black and yellow wires of the plug from ur h23 coil together so it works and the other wire is not use.
Hopefully after nearly two years Ludeguy has already fixed his car.:screwy:
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I ran the vtec solenoid wire straight to the A4 slot on the ecu, and the green wire from the pressure sensor to d6 slot on ecu, and the black wire from the pressure sensor to a bolt on the motor to ground it off. but i had problems with the p13 before i hooked all this up. with the p13 ecu hooked up the car will rev, but revs very hesitive, and seems to overload, not driveable.
contact rywire, spare about 200$ dollars use everything from h22a but also depends what you are swapping into. I shipped my 90 accord dx, shipped the accord harness and my h22a engine harness to Rywire when it came back installed to my motor then did the swap the car started like it was meant to be. www.Rywire.com
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When you guys have sent a bow do you use USPS, UPS or FedEx - just trying to get an idea of who is going to be the least expensive. Not sure how USPS typically is with larger packages or if UPS/FedEx would be the better route?
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When you guys have sent a bow do you use USPS, UPS or FedEx - just trying to get an idea of who is going to be the least expensive. Not sure how USPS typically is with larger packages or if UPS/FedEx would be the better route?
I have used UPS and FedEx with FedEx being cheaper. They both are fast and have excellent tracking programs. Have had them shipped to me using USPS and it adds 2-3 days travel time and their tracking system sucks for updates.
I send all my bows USPS never had a problem and it is usually cheaper.
I just sent a bow back to Martin 2 weeks ago on UPS. Cost me $18 from Kansas to Washington. They said it would have been $3 more if it had been going to a house adress. Apparently, business adresses are cheaper. I always use UPS. Just make sure it's in as small a box as possible, and not a bigger box than neccessary. UPS charges by size as well as weight. Guy shipped me a bow in one of UPS's boxes, and it cost him $60......could have fit 3 bows in that box.
I used USPS to send a bow out. It's the easiest of the three to get to. I live out in the country USPS was the closest. It cost me around 18 bucks to send it priority with 700 dollars insurance 190 miles south to Walla Walla. Whenever I send something out of high value make sure you buy the right amount of insurance and a delivery tracking number. My wife sent out a Package during Christmas for her mother in California. It was stolen off the front porch. It was only worth about 100 bucks. But we had to show Receipts as proof before UPS reimbursed my wife for the amount.
I opted for USPS priority. It was $21 for 3 day (expected delivery by/on Wednesday) from IL and another $7 for insurance. Frankly for what they are going to be doing for me, $30 is by far worth it to me knowing full well that if I were to take it to the dealer that is closest to me, he would hose me so hard in labor/convenience charges. Can't stress enough how thankful I am to Martin and especially Joel for just being a straight up cool guy. Need to find a way to ship him a case of beer or something :p
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Can't complain about that at all!
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No such issues afflict Benoni Urey, who until December was subject to a United Nations' travel ban and assets freeze because of his past relationship with former President and now convicted war criminal Charles Taylor (AC Vol 43 No 9, UN gumshoes in Taylorland)...
Soon after taking office in 2006, Johnson-Sirleaf promised to govern 'differently, decisively, breaking from the past', after the brutal regimes of President Charles Taylor and Samuel Doe, as well as 100 years of Americo-Liberian hegemony, when the country was dominated by a handful of families...
Liberia and Sierra Leone, where Compaoré backed convicted war criminal Charles Taylor and the late rebel leader Foday Sankoh, are not viable options, while Chadian ex-President Hissène Habré's trial in Senegal shows that is not a possible destination...
The group also had connections to the Krahn-dominated Movement for Democracy in Liberia (Model), one of the militias that fought ex-President Charles Taylor shortly before he went into exile in Nigeria...
Its many Malian critics are quick to point out that the country of ancient empires is not a broken-down failed state, like Liberia after Charles Taylor...
including convicted ex-President Charles Taylor's former ally, Prince Yormie Johnson, in Nimba County...
One such is Cyril Allen, former Chairman of the National Patriotic Party of ex-President Charles Taylor, now in prison in Britain (AC Vol 54 No 20, Taylor goes down alone), Allen was Taylor's Finance Minister and as a result the UN put him under a travel ban and an assets freeze in 2004...
The Special Court for Sierra Leone's confirmation on 26 September of the 50-year sentence for war crimes of Charles Taylor, the former President of Liberia, comes as African governments are demanding far-reaching changes in the nascent system of international justice...
Burkinabè President Blaise Compaoré supported Charles Taylor and the RUF and had been close to its top officers, including Bah...
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"With experience, I'm getting better at identifying this distinction, wilfully separating the experience from the potential end result as I make the photograph. I'll tell myself things like "there's no photo here, but it's a great memory" or "nice view, no picture" and keep on walking. It's often still the images that I've made almost casually in passing and then completely forgotten about that ultimately linger the longest. Maybe it's true then, that time heals all wounds. It fogs the memory, dampens my passions and provides a necessary dose of rationality and rigor during the editing process." – Hin Chua