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This black stuff is an amazing substance. It adsorbs more poisons than any other substance known to man. It is the highly absorbent gritty black material commonly found in air and water filters and has the well-earned reputation of being a universal antidote. It can adsorb most organic chemicals, many inorganic chemicals and countless poisonous substances before they can cause harm.
Although activated charcoal can be used as an antidote in poisoning from most drugs and chemicals, it will not be effective against the following: cyanide, alcohol, caustic alkalies (such as lye), mineral acids, or boric acids. Strong alkaline and acid poisons need to be treated with solutions with the opposite pH. For example, until the ambulance arrives, calcium powder in water will help offset acids and vinegar will help offset alkalies. Consult a Poison Control Center (phone numbers are in the front of your phone book) or a doctor immediately, for instructions and information in any poisoning emergency.
When mixed with water and swallowed to counteract poisoning, charcoal adsorbs the poison or drug, inactivating it. It then carries it inert through the entire length of the digestive tract and out of the body. Charcoal is not absorbed, neutralized, nor metabolized by the body.
In a poisoning emergency, if the victim is conscious, first induce vomiting (unless he has swallowed an acid) if it can be done quickly. Induced vomiting will bring up about 30% of the poison from the stomach. Do not give charcoal before giving an emetic (to get him to vomit), because the charcoal will neutralize the emetic. Remember that charcoal will not work in cases of poisoning by strong acids or alkalies. Then give the charcoal to help inactivate the remaining 70%. Larger doses will be needed if the person has eaten a meal recently.
Never give charcoal, or anything else, to an unconscious person to swallow. Contact a physician or ambulance immediately.
How well activated charcoal really works in practical situations depends on several different factors:
1. The type of toxicant (its chemical structure and physical properties)
2. The amount and type of charcoal ingested.
3. The length of time from toxin ingestion to activated charcoal ingestion.
4. The contents of your intestinal fluids and intestinal transport efficiency.
As a general rule, a single large dose of activated charcoal should be taken as soon as possible after ingesting a poison. The amount of activated charcoal should exceed the toxic substance by a factor of eight (a ratio of 8:1). In other words, if you're poisoned with 5 grams of a chemical, you need to take at least 40 grams of activated charcoal. Some recommend ingesting a minimum of 50 grams of activated charcoal as a counter-poison, because ingesting large amounts of activated charcoal is harmless, and taking too little is ineffective. The actual effectiveness of the activated charcoal will vary, so take more than you think you require.
Activated charcoal should be taken within 30 minutes of ingesting the poison. The longer the delay, the less effective activated charcoal will be. On some poisons delaying more than 30 minutes decreases the effectiveness of the activated charcoal as an antidote by up to 60%. The bottom line is plain and simple. Keeping activated charcoal in your medicine cabinet and taking it if you are poisoned could save your life and your money too.
Charcoal can do these various things because of its ability to attract other substances to its surface and hold them there. This is called 'adsorption' (not absorption). Charcoal can adsorb thousands of times its own weight in harmful substances.
Nowadays, activated charcoal is often used to clear drugs and intoxicants that can enter the body through the intestinal tract, and even by injection and other routes. The systemic clearance of toxic substances or detoxification by activated charcoal is accomplished by taking multiple daily doses. Activated charcoal detoxifies the body in several manners:
1. Purifies the 6-8 liters of digestive fluids that are secreted daily which in turn helps remove foreign substances from the blood.
2. Absorbs the intoxicant substance and its metabolites that are excreted into the small intestine from the biliary (bile) tract, preventing their reabsorption.
3. Absorbs drugs that diffuse back into the stomach and intestines.
4. Decreases the detoxification work load of the liver.
Activated charcoal shortens the time it takes an intoxicant to leave the system and decreases the duration and intensity of symptoms. People who take activated charcoal after drinking alcohol or taking recreational drugs such as cocaine or amphetamines recover quicker. For that reason, some recommend taking activated charcoal as part of a drug recovery program to ease withdrawal symptoms and reduce drug craving.
Very few health practitioners realize that activated charcoal is the best single supplement for enhancing detoxification. Detoxification is an on-going biological process that prevents toxins (from infectious agents, food, air, water, and substances that contact the skin) from destroying health. Chronic exposure to toxins produces cellular damage, diverse diseases, allergic like reactions, compromised immunity and premature aging.
Studies have also discovered that activated charcoal is a potent life-extending agent. It normalizes cholesterol and lipid metabolism. The regular use of activated charcoal improves the adaptive functioning of essential organs (the liver, kidneys, and adrenals). That translates into better defense mechanisms. So the cumulative effects from activated charcoal are longer life and improved overall health.
You can help your heart and circulatory system by taking activated charcoal. Activated charcoal lowers the concentration of total lipids, cholesterol, and triglycerides in the blood serum, liver, heart and brain. In one study that was reported in the British journal, Lancet, on patients with high cholesterol, 8 gm of activated charcoal taken three times a day lowered total cholesterol 25%, lowered LDL cholesterol 41% and doubled their HDL/LDL (high-density lipoprotein/low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol ratio. Microscopic tissue examination studies have shown that a daily dose of activated charcoal may prevent sclerotic changes in the heart and coronary blood vessels.
Activated charcoal reduces the activity of some viruses. So if you catch a cold or the flu, try activated charcoal. You may suffer less and heal faster. Activated charcoal also prevents the poisonous activity of many harmful bacteria in the human body by adsorbing the toxins and enzymes that they generate. Studies have shown that activated charcoal is an effective treatment for dysentery, cholera, and many infectious conditions of the digestive tract.
Activated charcoal can be an effective companion to any regimen for the treatment of systemic Candida albicans infections. Activated charcoal adsorbs much of the toxins that Candida produces that otherwise would be absorbed by the blood and carried throughout the body. These toxins produce pathological changes in tissues and organs and interfere with proper immune function. Candida toxins cause allergic reactions and are responsible for the debilitating symptoms of Candidiasis. It can also suppress the growth of intestinal-based yeasts and can alleviate the symptoms of yeast die-off so people can continue treatment and not suffer. Do not take required medications within 2 hours of taking activated charcoal.
Activated charcoal has been used by physicians since the last century to treat various intestinal complaints. Abdominal distension (bloating) and flatulence respond favorably to treatment with activated charcoal. Diarrhea caused by food poisoning, bacteria, nervousness and other factors is usually alleviated by taking activated charcoal. Some physicians have used activated charcoal to stop bleeding from ulcerative colitis and calm spastic colons. Activated charcoal is the best intestinal deodorant available. Taking activated charcoal counteracts decomposition products from food (such as beans) that cause flatulence and diarrhea. Travelers to foreign countries would be wise to pack activated charcoal. In my opinion, activated charcoal is the most practical way to effectively counteract food poisoning.
Studies have proven that activated charcoal is basically harmless. Ingesting high dosages does not interfere with sleep, appetite or well being--or cause major problems. There are several undesirable effects of using activated charcoal that can be avoided by complying with the following directions. Activated charcoal is highly adsorbent; when it is ingested at the same time as medication, supplements and foods it may decrease their absorption and utilization. Therefore, always allow 2 hours before and wait 2 hours after using activated charcoal to eat, take supplements or swallow medication. Activated charcoal has a natural tendency to cause constipation. That can be counteracted by taking a mild herbal laxative with the activated charcoal. Finally activated charcoal harmlessly blackens your stools.
Because of the large volume of charcoal that is needed, it is easiest to take liquid preparation of charcoal powder. For example, to take 30 grams of charcoal a day in capsules would require that you swallow about 60 capsules. Furthermore, activated charcoal tablets are not effective. They take too long to disintegrate and release the activated charcoal.
Unfortunately, a simple water and charcoal mixture is unpalatable and messy. It tastes like a charcoal briquette, and blackens your teeth, gums and tongue. These problems can be avoided by ingesting a powdered activated charcoal complex that contains a thickening agent like Bentonite, with added flavors and mild sweeteners.
Studies have shown that the addition of bentonite significantly improved the palatability of an activated charcoal and water slurry. Bentonite acts as thickening agent that reduces powdery mouth-feel and improves the taste without reducing the efficacy of activated charcoal. In fact, Bentonite is an enterosorption agent and a poison antidote in its own right. For example, bentonite has been shown to bind and reduce the poison paraquat.
Experts advise that if you are using powdered charcoal then mix it with a tall glass of water and drink it with a straw. This will prevent your teeth from getting stained. If your teeth do get stained, there have been some instances, then brush your teeth and rinse with water. The stains will wear off. Do not consume activated charcoal with milk as dairy products lessen the effectiveness of charcoal.
Bad odors, caused by skin ulcers, have been eliminated by placing charcoal-filled cloth over plastic casts. It has been used externally to effectively adsorb wound secretions, bacteria, and toxins. And, in poultices and packs, it treats infections of the face, eyelids, skin, or extremities.
It must be stored in a tightly sealed container, because it readily adsorbs impurities from the atmosphere. (Leaving the top off a container of charcoal will partially purify the room it is in, to the degree that the air in the room comes in contact with the charcoal.)
Charcoal poultices that are kept moist and warm actually draw toxins and poisons out through the skin tissue. This is because skin is a permeable membrane, which permits a variety of liquids and gases to enter and exit the body. Make the poultice just large enough to cover the injured part. The paste may be made by mixing equal parts of flaxseed meal or corn starch with the activated charcoal, in a bowl, and then adding just enough hot water to make a moderately thick paste. Then spread the paste over a porous cloth, covering over the top with another layer of that same cloth. Place the poultice over the area to be treated and cover it with a piece of plastic. Cover or wrap with a cloth, to hold it all in place. Secure by a tie, stretch bandage, or pin. Apply the poultice for 1 or 2 hours. If applied at bedtime, leave it on overnight. Adsorption takes place almost immediately. When it is removed, wash or gently cleanse the area with cool water. Repeat when needed. Poultices should, at the most, be changed every 6-10 hours. Do not put charcoal directly on the broken skin; because it may cause a tatooing effect, blackening the skin for a period of time.
This activated charcoal is a highly purified powdered virgin activated carbon produced from selected grades of bituminous coal and thermally activated under carefully controlled conditions. It is characterized by a high surface area and superior pore volume and is an ideal product for many purification applications including the treatment of potable water, removal of taste, odor and organic contaminants, and chemical decolorization, etc. This product meets AWWA B600-96 standards and also meets the food grade quality of activated carbons as defined in the Third Edition, Food chemicals Codex (1981).
|US Mesh Size Percentage thru 325 mesh, wt%
|Iodine number mg/g, min
|Ash, wt% max
|Moisture wt% as packed, w% max
Physical Properties
|Apparent density ( tamped), g/cc
|0.60 - 0.75%
|Bulk Density, g/cc
|0.46 - 0.60
This information is to the best of our knowledge reliable. We make no other warranty, expressed or implied, including those of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
Cautions: Activated Charcoal, as it is called in medicinal circles, is not the same product that is found in your barbecue. Therefore, even when charcoal is prescribed in a medical emergency, do not reach out for the charcoal inside the barbecue. Commercial barbecue charcoal is not only unfit for ingestion; it could be lethal.
Uses: Activated Charcoal has many uses internally and externally. It can be used to benefit men, women (including before, during or after pregnancy, and nursing) and children. It can be used as often as you would like.
Voice of Experience: We never leave our home without some Activated Charcoal (bee/wasp/ant/scorpion tings, snake/spider bites, food poisoning, etc.) and Cayenne Pepper powder (for bleeding, heart attacks, etc.). We keep it in every vehicle and traveling bag. In cases of emergencies, we value few other bulk herbs more than these.
Storage: Activated Charcoal can absorb pollutants from the body, water, air, etc. For that reason, it is important that you store it in an airtight container. Light and temperature have little affect on it.
Questions?: Check out Frequently Asked Questions.
Posted by Tammy on 7th Aug 2014
So excited to start using this ! Super fast shipping and great communication. Looking forward to working with you again.
Posted by Maria on 1st May 2014
This product arrived promptly and was exactly what I was looking for in helping to rid my body of toxins (and other impurities). I already use food-grade Diatomaceous Earth and Bentonite Clay but the trifecta is to also keep food grade activated charcoal on hand as part of your wellness routine (and, for cases of emergency)! The fineness of this charcoal lends itself to ease of use, especially if ingesting it to cleanse internally. I will definitely be a repeat customer. Thank you!
Posted by Red Dog on 13th Mar 2014
This is exactly what I was looking for and the product was shipped promptly!
Posted by Bob on 4th Jan 2014
Take one table spoon in a glass of warm water when you get up in the morning.
Posted by Ken on 19th Nov 2013
It is said that, along with toxins, charcoal can absorb minerals. That's why regular users should take it a while before a meal or mineral supplements so as not to reduce nutritional adsorption.
Posted by dr mom - on 13th Nov 2013
my dentist, who is a mercury free dentist, was discussing detoxing a child who was brain damaged from mercury. He suggested clay baths, ingesting clay, (drinking it mixed with water) and clay packs for the head, particularly over the brain area. He has seen this do some amazing things. Although this sounds a bit messy, I would do it. I would also recommend lymphatic massage and colon therapy while doing the clay and I would do charcoal too. These treatments really help to clean out the body and move the poisons out.
Posted by Jmarechiga on 10th Nov 2013
I am so glad that I found morethanalive site, I have been ordering this excellent product for my digestive issues with alway good results. Excellent quality, I'm ready to order some more.
Posted by Shell on 8th Nov 2013
We live on an island and my son was bitten by some insect that caused a blister. I didn't have any charcoal so I instantly bought some from MTA. About a week later I saw another bite on his back so I made a paste and put the charcoal on the bite and covered it with a band-aid. The next day I took the band-aid off and the bite was gone! I'm a believer in this stuff.
Posted by Unknown on 30th Oct 2013
I have only used it twice since I got it (mixed with water and ingested orally). It seems to work so far and is not hard to swallow. I did not have any adverse affects that I'm aware of. Hopefully it carried out toxins and poisons from my system as advertised.
Posted by Nicole on 26th Oct 2013
I live in Hawaii and instead of buying here I made a purchase with More Than Alive because their products are top notch! This charcoal works so well for bug bites and bee stings.
Posted by at on 21st Oct 2013
This is the best activated charcoal I have ever used.
Posted by Michelle on 16th Oct 2013
I use this in my eye liner and tooth powder. It is awesome stuff!
Posted by Carla on 12th Oct 2013
My boyfriend and I bought this product and we both use it on a weekly basis.He and I both have liver problems, mine from being exposed to toxic chemicals and he from a former fast life and we are both experiencing much relief by using the Activated Charcoal we purchased on this site. I do recommend however that one should be sure to take minerals a few hours after using Activated Charcoal.
The seller here was prompt and very caring in the correspondence related to my orders and that makes me feel good about purchase. I also feel that Joy adds a personal touch to my order and it does make me feel "cared about". Not impersonal like most other online purchases of this nature I have made in the past.
Thank you Joy for making your herbs and supplements affordable without sacrificing the quality and most of all thank you for your personal caring touch! You are very much appreciated!
Posted by Unknown on 15th Jun 2013
I like it, it is very fine so it easy to use.I order second time for drink to get rid of toxic material in my body.
Posted by Rich on 14th Jun 2013
We cleaned (with my wife) our body for two weeks with activated charcoal and we felt much better.
Product is excellent, good quality and not expensive. Thus I ordered it second time for our friends.
Posted by Georgina on 3rd Jun 2013
I love the product... my only feedback would be the packaging since it is difficult to manage once you open. I would suggest some kind of bottle for easier and cleaner use. Thank you
Posted by Terry on 17th May 2013
I did appreciate the "personal touch", and I understand why it took about a month to recieve it. But because of the length of time to recieve my charcoal, I probably won't order again. Other than it taking so long to get here, that is the only problem I have, I am sastisfied in every other way.


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K-Tab Side Effects
Generic Name: potassium chloride
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of potassium chloride. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name K-Tab.
Not all side effects for K-Tab may be reported. You should always consult a doctor or healthcare professional for medical advice. Side effects can be reported to the FDA here.
For the Consumer
Applies to potassium chloride: controlled-release tablets, extended-release capsules, extended-release tablets, microencapsulated
Other dosage forms:
Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome:
Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur while taking potassium chloride (the active ingredient contained in K-Tab)
Diarrhea; gas; nausea; stomach discomfort; vomiting.
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); black, tarry stools; chest pain; irregular heartbeat; listlessness; numbness or tingling in your skin, lips, hands, or feet; severe nausea or vomiting; stomach pain or swelling; unusual confusion or anxiety; unusual muscle weakness or paralysis; vomit that looks like coffee grounds; weak or heavy legs.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to potassium chloride: compounding powder, intravenous solution, oral capsule extended release, oral granule extended release, oral liquid, oral powder for reconstitution, oral tablet, oral tablet extended release
Metabolic side effects have been reported rarely and have usually resulted from hyperkalemia. The risk of hyperkalemia is relatively high in patients with preexisting renal insufficiency.
Signs of hyperkalemia include muscle weakness, including frank skeletal muscle and diaphragm paralysis, cardiac arrhythmias, and ECG changes. Common ECG changes associated with hypokalemia include loss of P waves, wide QRS complexes, decreased rate, and conduction disturbances. If toxicity is suspected or documented, potassium should be stopped immediately. While monitoring the ECG, a combination of dextrose and insulin in a ratio of 3 g of dextrose for every 1 unit of insulin may be administered. Sodium bicarbonate 50 to 100 mEq and calcium gluconate 10% intravenously may be helpful if acidosis is present. Potassium-binding resins or dialysis may be necessary in serious cases.
A 74-year-old woman receiving chronic intermittent hemodialysis treatment three times a week for 5 months developed cardiopulmonary arrest secondary to severe hyperkalemia on two separate occasions. The patient had a history of nephrolithiasis, hypertension, renal vascular disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (30-year history of smoking). A potassium-containing salt substitute was a probable cause.
The Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program monitored 16,048 consecutive patients. of whom 4,921 (31%) had received potassium chloride (KCl). Adverse reactions were reported in 5.8%, the most common being hyperkalemia
Hyperkalemia is significantly more likely after intravenous administration and in elderly patients with uremia who receive high doses.
Gastrointestinal (GI) side effects have been reported from orally administered potassium chloride (the active ingredient contained in K-Tab) They have included bad taste or aftertaste, nausea (10% to 30%), abdominal pain (20%), diarrhea (25%), dyspepsia or "heartburn" (5% to 20%) and GI ulceration. They have rarely included gastric or small bowel obstruction associated with the use of solid preparations.
In a large, retrospective study of 104,908 patients, the reported incidence of upper GI tract bleeding was 0.3% to 0.4%, depending on the type of KCl preparation. The risk of GI bleeding was approximately 30% lower with use of a microencapsulated KCl preparation compared with a wax-matrix preparation.
All solid KCl preparations can cause erosive damage to the GI mucosa, especially when they are administered in high doses with an anticholinergic agent. Anticholinergic agents increase GI transit (and potassium-mucosa contact) time.
The incidence of small bowel ulceration associated with encapsulated or wax-matrix KCl is relatively low, averaging less than 1 per 100,000 patient-years. The incidence of small bowel lesions associated with enteric-coated KCl is higher, averaging 40 to 50 per 100,000 patient-years.
Patients at higher risk of GI lesions include the elderly, the immobile and those with scleroderma, diabetes mellitus, mitral valve replacement, cardiomegaly or esophageal stricture. These problems were so much more common with the use of enteric-coated KCl, this form of the drug was withdrawn from the market in 1965.
The pathogenesis of potassium-induced ulceration is not known, but may be direct mucosal injury or induction of local mesenteric vascular insufficiency.
Nearly half of all patients complain of a bad taste or aftertaste.
Liquid KCl may be a better choice for patients with a history of esophageal stenosis or left atrial enlargement.
Local side effects related to intravenous administration have included phlebitis or erythema at the injection site and pain with infusion.
Local reactions related to intravenous administration of KCl occur in up to 25% of patients. Diluting 40 mEq or less of KCl in 1 liter or more of intravenous solution and administering this concentration in no less than 1 hour is strongly recommended to reduce the likelihood of these problems. If the clinical situation is not critical and the patient's serum K+ is 2.5 mEq/L or more, an infusion rate not to exceed 10 mEq/hour is recommended.
Limited data show that infusion pain was significantly less common among patients when KCl (in D5W) was infused with 50 mg of lidocaine compared with KCl infusions without lidocaine.
Nervous system
A single case of paraplegia following epidural injection of 15 mL of 15% KCl and bupivacaine has been reported. The patient suffered permanent neurologic damage, which was thought to be due to the high extracellular concentration of potassium in the injection. Potassium salts are not routinely used as adjuvants to local anesthetics.
Nervous system side effects have included a single report of paraplegia following epidural injection.
Hypersensitivity side effects have been reported rarely. They have included a single case of contact dermatitis.
Dermatologic side effects have rarely included skin rash.
More about K-Tab (potassium chloride)
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In its original form the B major Trio is certainly an uneven work. It contains moments of unmistakable genius, but also a great deal that is surprisingly vapid in comparison with the preceding works of Brahms's youth. Brahms's revision amounted to a process of recomposition in which only the Scherzo—a piece of Mendelssohnian lightness—emerged more or less untouched. The miracle is that, although the newly inserted passages were such a vast improvement on the material they replaced, Brahms managed to graft them seamlessly, and with no discernible stylistic rift, onto the original. It is true, however, that with the exception of the Scherzo little more than the initial theme of each movement was retained. The broad opening melody of the first movement, for the piano and cello, survived intact (though in the early version Brahms had clearly introduced the violin too early, with a recurring phrase which added nothing to the musical argument of the opening paragraph while detracting from the effect of the theme's more sonorous continuation for all three instruments), but the rather static latter half of the exposition, with what was all too clearly a latent fugue subject destined for elaboration at a later stage, was jettisoned, as was the entire development section.
In the slow movement, Brahms replaced the first episode with new material, beginning with a long and intense cello melody, while a second episode in the form of an agitated Allegro was discarded altogether. However, the wonderfully serene opening of the movement, with the piano's chorale-like phrases answered by a contrasting idea on the two stringed instruments, was a youthful inspiration that clearly satisfied the mature Brahms—as did the return of the same material later in the piece, where the violin and cello are overlaid with delicate, winding figuration right at the top of the keyboard.
One youthfully impetuous feature of the B major Trio Brahms did respect was the fact that its finale is not only in the minor but also fails firmly to establish the home tonality at all until its closing pages. It is true that two of Haydn's late String Quartets, from Op 76, have a finale whose first half is unexpectedly set in the minor, but in each case Haydn resolves the tension with a major-mode conclusion. Brahms, however, takes Haydn's idea a stage further and actually ends his work despairingly in the minor. He was to write a minor-mode finale to a work otherwise in the major on two further occasions—the third symphony, and the G major Violin Sonata, Op 78—but not without in each case providing a peaceful ending in the major. Whether the bleak finale of the B major Trio was inspired by a premonition of the tragic events that were about to unfold in the Schumann household at the time Brahms first conceived the piece (Robert Schumann's suicide attempt in February 1854, followed by his confinement in an asylum) must remain an open question; but certainly, it forms a startlingly dramatic conclusion to a work that had begun in an atmosphere of such serene expansiveness.
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My DPS usually ride closer to 3.3k to 3.5k in that range I'm never the highest but I was 2nd to last in DPS and that is a real fast way to find myself on the bench and not in the raid.
I am the only DPS warrior in the guild so I do have to do the 5 sunders which I know takes away from my DPS but still. I'm looking for suggestions.
Also with the nerf to ArP is Fury the clear cut better spec now?
If I switch to Fury my off hand weapon would be Death's Bite. Should I switch to Fury or see how a few gear upgrades helps me out.
Next week or two I should have enough badges to get the 226 class DPS chest and the 232 class DPS shoulders.
Any and all advice would help greatly
My goal for DPS is the 3.75k to 4k range right now without having to get BiS for all my gear
Your hit is much too high, you only need 8% as arms. Try changing gear some so you go down to 263 hit rating, and try to get more ap and arp instead. Maybe look into getting the t8.5 helm and chest for conquest emblems ?
you need to get your expertise up to 30 aswell no as big a deal as fury but still something I would invest in.
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Zaltais yes my hit is over the amount needed but that is cause the gear has hit I don't have any hit gems, and if you read the bottom part I am working on getting the badges for those upgrades.
I'm looking more is Fury now clear cut better DPS that Arms, and two if by looking at the wws can you see anything glaring that I need to change
you should really aim for 26 expertise as arms instead of 18 and 2/2 weapon mastery. those 2 points going into imp execute are a pretty big rage saver for more slams/heroic strikes. with imp execute and the execute glyph, you do 40 rage executes and only pay 15 rage for it.
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Magnolia Audio Video is making sure customers know where to go for solar panel installations as part of its new design center located inside the Costa Mesa Best Buy store in Orange County, Calif.
The store, which is one of only eight Magnolia A/V design centers, has alternative energy equipment prominently located in the showroom. There is a six-foot vignette containing a large solar panel, along with a video loop about solar technology and literature.
"It's the first time we've done it, but it's a natural fit. When we are in the home, energy management is a question that often comes up," says COO Steve Delp. "We will go out and do the custom measurements on clients' roofs and hold the customers hand through the entire rebate process with the government and utilities. Then will oversee the installation through our installation partner, Solarworld."
Because a third-party company is doing the actual installation of the solar panels, Magnolia installation staff are not required to have electrical licenses.
The store includes three primary vignettes: an outdoor patio, a great room and a dedicated five-seat Acoustic Innovations theater.
Within the space are lifestyle vignettes that focus on rooms throughout the home. For example, the bedroom houses a dresser with an HDTV on a lift, a 103-inch Panasonic plasma rests on another wall, and the entire showroom is controlled by Control4. Delp likens the showroom decor to the nearby AudioVisions custom showroom, which also is owned by Best Buy.
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Brands like McIntosh, Vienna Acoustics, MartinLogan, Pioneer Elite, Sonus faber, Kaleidescape, SpeakerCraft, Vutec, AMX, Primare, Marantz, Monitor Audio, NuVision and Control4 are all on display. The seven-person sales staff is well versed on what Delp calls "The Art of the Demo." There are no scripted demos or good/better/best presentations.
Salespeople pick their own music and DVD scenes to use in their demos. "We want them to select media that they are most passionate about," says Delp. However, his staff starts with a 2-channel demo so they can attune the customer to quality stereo sound before moving to surround sound. The sales staff will also demo whole-house automation, multiroom audio, lighting control and HVAC control when necessary.
5 More Showrooms Planned
Delp said Magnolia A/V plans to have five more stores completed by the end of 2010. He pinpointed the Pacific Northwest, San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles as the likely locations. He said three prime considerations on selecting new locations are:
He said there is no target goal for how much the new location will increase per ticket sales.
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Do you remember Gyro Gearloose? He was an anthropomorphic chicken created by the Walt Disney Company who appeared in the Scrooge McDuck comic-book series. Gyro was the town of Duckburg's most famous inventor. Because his inventions were rarely successful, the name Gyro Gearloose has become synonymous with any inventor with a crazy or crackpot idea. Motocross has had more than its fair share of Gyro Gearlooses?some amazingly successful, rich and lauded for their ideas, while others were derided, laughed at and forgotten for ideas that were just as good. Sadly, some of the most creative motocross inventions never made it to the bikes of a sport dedicated to innovation. MXA presents the latest installment in its series of weird and wacky inventions.
Look closely at the early model ATK 406 two-stroke above. Although it was built long after water-cooling had become the norm, a large number of offroad, cross-country and enduro riders didn't trust radiators and wanted an air-cooled bike. Horst, with the help of AMA National Champion John Martin, gave them what they wanted. Although the Rotax engine was long in the tooth, Horst redesigned the intake to produce more power (and the air filter was placed in the black box in the fuel tank). If you look at the rear wheel you won't see a rear brake. Why not? Because Horst wanted to decrease unsprung weight, so he mounted the rear disc on the countershaft sprocket.
1993 ATK 406 two-stroke. Note that the rear brake pedal is mounted backwards so that it can't be bent in ruts.
In this photo you can see several unique features of this 1993 ATK 406. The chain is routed over Horst's patented A-Trak system that removes chain torque from the suspension when accelerating. The rear disc is behind the countershaft guard. Horst even put the gas cap high up and angled it to the side to make it easier to put fuel in. The chromoly frame was nickel-plated. The swingarm is steel (and lighter than the aluminum swingarm).
ATK 604 four-stroke.
At one time, and for many years, this was the largest selling four-stroke motocross bike made. It sold for twice the price of a Japanese 500c two-stroke, but people lined up to buy them through the 1980s. The ATK 604 used a Rotax engine, single shock and many Horst's others innovations. Later, Horst would replace all of his aluminum swingarms on his bike with rectangular steel swingrams. Contrary to what people believed, the chromoly steel swingarm was two pounds lighter and 30 percent stiffer than the aluminum one. Horst would later add an electric start version and claims that no one every order the kickstart version after that.
AMP Research KTM 125 Proto.
Horst sold ATK in 1990 and started AMP Research, which would later become a big player in suspension mountain bikes (his own bikes plus prototypes for Mongoose and Specialized), Bed Extenders and truck accessories. KTM commissioned Horst Leitner to build them a prototype 125 two-stroke (above) in 1990. Definitely not a man to play it safe, Horst designed a rectangular chromoly frame that only used three tubes. The engine hung from the frame and there was no frame cradle (just a skid plate). A long single radiator was mount on the right side of the frame, while the exhaust pipe went up the left side (where the other radiator would have been). The muffler exited directly behind the engine through the hole where the shock would normally go. The single shock is visible behind the aluminum air boot and is mounted on a strut and angle radically forward. The bike was incredibly light. KTM paid Horst for the prototype, but didn't produce it. Late in 2013 Horst sold AMP Research to an automobile accessory company and retired.


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The evolution of real-time locational marginal prices (LMP) in PJM Interconnection's wholesale electricity markets demonstrates the characteristics of a well functioning and competitive market;...
Vintage, Voltage or Votes
AEP rekindles debate over grid pricing, but should the outcome hinge on majority rule?
wine in a new bottle.
In other words, for new cross-border projects—those with wide-ranging regional impacts—the IRPD promised no change from the status quo. That meant traditional license-plate pricing still would apply, with native-load ratepayers bearing the brunt, at least up until the time that MISO and PJM stakeholders might get up enough energy to reconvene and reconsider alternative pricing designs. (See IRPD, FERC Docket ER05-6-100, filed Aug. 1, 2007.)
Into this vacuum stepped AEP. Call it nerve, brass, cheek or gall—or an illegal collateral attack on FERC policy, as some have maintained—but AEP claimed this new cross-border case gave it the perfect right to seek a third bite at the apple.
And so in mid September, AEP filed a massive complaint at FERC, alleging license-plate pricing is unjust and unreasonable for high-voltage transmission lines that serve both local and regional needs, regardless of when the facilities are built. AEP proposes instead that FERC must adopt postage-stamp pricing (using region-wide cost allocations) for EHV lines with a capacity of 345 kV or greater. Or, if not, then at least for 500-kV lines, or 765-kV lines (see FERC Docket No. EL07-101, filed Sept. 17, 2007).
Clearly AEP still is bucking the tide. Its proposal still entails massive shifts in cost allocations and rate responsibility among utilities and regions. Loath to face disgruntled consumers (or their proxies on Capital Hill), FERC has warned such cost shifts could leave each RTO facing disgruntled members and threats of defection. AEP's complaint has attracted few outright allies, if any. Opposition from the major TOs appears nearly unanimous. Most have told FERC it must dismiss the complaint out of hand, under principles of res judicata and collateral estoppel. (Too many bites at the apple.)
Yet, by many principles of utility rate making, which traditionally seeks to align rate responsibility with cost causation and realization of benefits, AEP's arguments cannot be so easily dismissed.
Consider the Organization of MISO States (OMS), comprised of state utility regulators representing MISO-area ratepayers. While it opposes AEP, it acknowledges that the complaint raises "some thought-provoking issues," and concedes even that PJM's current grid-pricing regime, as approved in Opinion 494, "is unfair for AEP and its customers."
Comments submitted by Ohio Assistant Attorney General Thomas W. McNamee, on behalf of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission, argue that physical and commercial connections between grid users across the Midwest are not strong enough to warrant regional cost-socialization on a simple load-weighted basis. Yet rather than retreat to the past, McNamee urges FERC to conduct a precise cost allocation using RTO-style algorithms:
"The Ohio commission contends this is precisely what the commission [FERC] needs to recognize—that these are real measures, and that region-wide impacts can in fact be determined."
All the same, the mainline utility industry, now sometimes referred to as VITOs—the "vertically integrated transmission owners"—remain dead set against AEP, or any significant widening of cost-sharing for existing grid facilities already planned and built. As was seen in April, in FERC's Opinion 494, the VITOs have hit FERC where it is most politically vulnerable—by convincing the commission


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Our free summer concert series,Who Shot Rock & Roll: Live, which we are presenting in conjunction with KCRW continues this Saturday, July 21st, with Portugal. The Man (yes, that additional period is their own). The band will perform live to celebrate the 40th anniversary of album The Slider by T. Rex, who were one of their early influences. Taking place just outside of the Annenberg Space for Photography, the event will also feature DJs Dan Wilcox and Gary Calamar spinning before Portugal. The Man's performance.
Please note that attendees will be granted entry on a first-come, first-served basis until we hit capacity. RSVP does not guarantee entry. If you are coming in a large group, we recommend that everyone show up at the venue together. We can only accommodate the first 4,000 guests. One wristband per person will be distributed at check-in. No ins & outs, including access to your car in the garage, are allowed.
Additionally, chairs, umbrellas, pets are not allowed into the venue. There will be food carts available for purchase and a beer garden will be open for those who are 21+. No outside beverages or alcohol are allowed but you are welcome to bring your own food and picnic blankets. Please note, these purchases are also cash only. Restaurants in the complex that will be open to provide food include Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Habanero Grill, Piknic, Sen Asian Kitchen, and The Stand.
The general public will be able to visit the galleries of the Photography Space to see Who Shot Rock & Roll from 11am - 5pm on Saturday without having to wear a wristband. After 5pm, the Space will only be accessible to those visitors who are wearing a wristband as a concertgoer. As a bonus, those guests will be able to enjoy the exhibit through 11pm.
Self-parking in the underground garage at Century Park is a flat rate of $1. You must bring cash and pay upon entry. If the underground parking is closed when you arrive, this means the concert is already at capacity. Therefore, we strongly advise against finding alternate parking in the area.
Who Shot Rock & Roll: Live is a free concert series created by the Annenberg Foundation and KCRW to benefit the community. The Foundation supports the arts as part of its mission to share ideas and knowledge. The Annenberg Foundation and KCRW encourage you to continue to support the arts.
Follow both the Photography Space and KCRW on Twitter for real-time updates on capacity on the day of the show.
Read all about Moby's amazing show last weekend, our first entry in this free concert series. Looking forward to celebrating rock & roll and photography with the community on Saturday - see you then!
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I kinda like arc, ^-1 kinda makes you want to make it a reciprocal not an inverse.
well reciprocal and inverse means the same thing.........
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
i dont know if you figured this out yet, but thats not how inverse functions workcos(arccot(3/4) (there is a whole series of these, I think there is a trick I am missing, there is no regular radian for 3/4)
cotangent inverse gives the angle of the cotangent with the contangent's value as its domain. use that and you can just draw a triangle and get A/H.
I am still confused, not considering cosine yet, the problem is basically cot (x) = 3/4, right? Im not quite sure for exactly cotangents work, but the only solutions I know for tangent are fractions on the basic unit circle (1, (sqrt(3)/2)/(1/2), the opposite of that, and 0). Please forgive me if I completely off, I haven't taken trig anything in over 2 years which is part of my problem.
it's asking for the cosine of the angle that makes cotangent 3/4. cotangent = A/O = 3/4.
the triangle has an angle, it can be either angle other than the 90 it really doesn't matter. its opposite sid is 4 and its adjacent side is 3.
ew trigonometry bleh
Canadians use sin^-1, if that means anything
I was wondering what arcsin was until I read Rayne's post. Then I was like "Oh, sin^-1 !"
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Crank Brothers Egg Beater 2 Stainless Pedals $90.00
Mud shredder.
Want to know a secret? The Crankbrothers Eggbeater 2 Pedals are a few grams lighter than the Eggbeater 3 ... and less expensive. Sounds like a great value. The key differences are the stamped and plated, steel retention wing and bushings instead of needle bearings on the crank end of the pedal/spindle. In essence, they're functionally identical to the old Eggbeater SL and weigh within six grams, but they're $20 less expensive. A great value indeed.
Eggbeaters are also some of the easiest-to-use clipless pedal systems around. Thanks to the four-sided wing of the Eggbeaters, it's literally impossible to not clip in with lightning quickness as soon as the bottom of your shoe hits the pedal. The wing rotates either forward or backward under the pressure of your foot to quickly and smoothly engage the cleat bolted to the sole of your shoe.
The Eggbeater 2 employs investment cast stainless steel for the main body of the pedals, and the wings are stamped and chrome plated steel. The spindle is forged from super-strong chromoly steel, meaning that anyone can use them as there's no weight limit.
The brass cleats for the Crankbrothers Eggbeater 2 Pedals are small so they recess flush with the tread on the bottom of your shoes for easy walking. They're also designed for two release angles -- 15 degree or 20 degree. The release angle depends on which cleat you bolt to which shoe. Crankbrothers recommends the 15 degree setting if you're new to clipless. Otherwise, the 20 degree configuration will give you greater mobility on the bike without the worry of an accidental release. Bushings and cartridge bearings will keep the Eggbeater 2 Pedals spinning smoothly. And when the time comes for an overhaul, keep in mind that nobody else's pedals are as easy to service as Crankbrothers' pedals are.
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Reliable and light
Before buying a pair of these, I heard from multiple people how they weren't durable and don't hold up. If my experience and the experience of those I usually ride with is typical, those people were wrong. I have had no issues with them, even with multiple hard rock strikes. The only slight quibble is that a rock strike will sometimes eject your foot from the pedal, but that is the price to pay for 4 sided entry. I have these on all my mountain bikes and they will stay there.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
After some time of thinking I decided to buy these pedals. A friend of mine kept telling me how good they were. I was into the SPD Shimano before, but now I can't turn back. These pedals after a rainy muddy ride, were easy to clean (not the same with the SPD). I'm very happy with these reliable pedals.
Good to go
These are a solid choice for any kind of biking. I have moved them from my road bike, to my commuter and mountain bike with them excelling on all fronts. I have gone through 2 sets of cleats but as for these pedals,they have yet to fail.
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I got these pedals yesterday and went out on a short ride and love them. They replaced an old pair of Candy pedals and the egg beaters are much easier to clip into than the Candy's were for me.
I'd definitely recommend them.
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I'm on my third pair of eggbeaters and I love them. These pedals eventually break, but it takes a lot of hard riding. Every time I have to buy new ones I feel like I got my money's worth. For ease of entry and pedals that wont get mucked up with mud, you can't do any better.
Troy Barry
I train on this pedal year round and have had unparalleled success with this platform (7-8K miles per season). The pedal clears mud, dirt, and snow. These pedals will provide a clean interface between your foot and your bike. I typically replace my cleats a few times each season to keep the pedal feeling tight. The pedal is completely re-buildable and recommended to keep the bushing feeling new. I use them to train and race on my Ti 11's. I like the way they feel the same and it saves your 11's from training abuse. I have an original pair I still train on that will be six seasons old this summer.


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Hi Team,
Im not sure if this is possible or not but I have found that Ive joined so many challenges, Im having a hard time remembering which ones Ive posted, which ones I need to do, which ones are due, which ones are ending soon.
Is it possible to have:
* a To Do list - this list would be part of a persons individual CP and customisable with Title, body content for notes and if possible, a Due Date with reminder. Currently what Ive done is subscribed to all threads and then filed these in folders: To Do, Layout Submitted, and Closed awaiting Results
* a personal member CP Calendar. Ive seen the public one available for all members but a personal CP Calendar would be awesome. That way we could add the public events to our personal calendars and only view the events we are interested in rather than all of them.
Its possible that the personal calendar could replace the need for a To Do List but a To Do List would still be awesome
Just some 'pie in the sky' wishes If either of these are already available, please pardon my eno and gently shove me in the direction of use instructions


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Our goal is to make sure that when you and your pet are in need that you have access to board certified specialists who are up to date on the very latest developments in their field. In our state of the art hospitals, our specialists also have access to the most sophisticated diagnostic and treatment tools and techniques from ultrasonography and endoscopy to CAT scans and even MRI.
As part of the VCA family, we have over 83 specialty hospitals across the US and Canada which provide referral specialty care, so there may be one near you. Our specialized services include: behavior, cardiology, critical care, dentistry, dermatology, integrative medicine, internal medicine, neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, radiology, rehabilitation, reproduction, and surgery.
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