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An Anagyrus lopezi wasp. Photograph courtesy Georg Goergen, IITA.
Published July 19, 2010
A huge swarm of parasitic wasps has been unleashed in Thailand as a last-ditch effort to control a devastating pest outbreak, scientists say.
More than a quarter million wasps filled the skies of the northeastern province of Khon Kaen (see map) on Saturday. The hope is that the wasps will attack mealybugs, which have been infesting the country's valuable cassava crop.
The pill-shaped mealybugs suck sap from the crops—a main ingredient of tapioca—causing them to shrivel and die.
But that's nothing compared with the killing technique of female Anagyrus lopezi wasps, which inject their eggs directly into the mealybugs' bodies. When the eggs hatch, the larvae eat their way out of their hosts, killing them.
(See "'Zombie' Roaches Lose Free Will Due to Wasp Venom.")
Wasp Swarm Has Worked Before
Like the wasp and cassava, the Phenacoccus manihoti mealybug is native to the South American country of Paraguay. But the mealybugs "got into Thailand without their natural enemies, and the population has increased very rapidly over the past couple of years," said Tony Bellotti, an entomologist at the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), a Colombia-based nonprofit research institute that is helping organize the effort. The Thai Department of Agriculture and the Thai Tapioca Development Institute are also involved in the project.
Mealybugs were probably accidentally imported to Thailand from stem cuttings from Africa sometime during the past few years, Bellotti said.
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In 2009 mealybugs had spread to more than 700 square miles (200,000 hectares) of eastern and northeastern Thailand, where the pests are known to kill up to half of the plants in a given field, experts say.
Past experience shows the Thai wasp army should work, Bellotti said: The parasites were used to great effect throughout Africa in the 1980s to help control mealybug infestations of cassava.
Scientists consider the parasitic wasps a classic example of "biological control," in which the natural enemies of a pest are imported from its native country to curb the pest's spread.
(Related: "It's Invaders vs. Invaders as Scientists Target Alien Species.")
In Africa "yield losses were estimated at the time to be as high as 80 percent ... I doubt it's even 10 percent now," Bellotti said.
Parasitic Wasp Attack Highly Targeted
Anthony Shelton, an entomologist at Cornell University in New York State, said the Thai wasp attack is "very logical."
Not all biological-control experiments work out as scientists intend, but those that do—such as the 1980s African intervention—tend to be "spectacular successes," said Shelton, who was not involved in the project.
If the wasps work well in Thailand, they should not negatively impact other species, he said. It's unknown whether the wasp itself has any predators, according to project scientists.
Unlike most predators—which often feed on many types of prey—some parasites, such as the Anagyrus lopezi wasp, attack only one or a few species, Shelton added.
"As the pests spread around, it's also important to spread around their natural enemies"—the wasps, Shelton said.
In time, the wasp and the mealybug should reach an equilibrium in Thailand, CIAT's Bellotti said.
"The parasite can't eliminate the pest [completely] because it would eliminate itself," he said. "But you hope that the equilibrium will be at a low enough level that it's no longer damaging to the crops."
Wasp Swarm to Spread?
CIAT's Bellotti said it shouldn't take long for scientists to know whether unleashing the wasp swarm was a good idea.
"The big test will come during December, January, and February, which is Thailand's dry season," Bellotti said. "The mealybug is a dry-season pest."
If the Thai experiment works, CIAT may deploy the wasps in Cambodia, Laos, and other Southeast Asian countries where the cassava mealybug has been reported.
"We don't see this as just a Thai problem," Bellotti said. "We see it as a regional problem in Southeast Asia."
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Mark Boone Jr. of 'Sons of Anarchy' will be one of the stars of the Easyriders show Saturday in Anaheim.
• When: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Mark Boone Jr. meet and greet, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.)
• Where: Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. Katella Ave.
• Cost: $20 adults ($5 discount for active military); $10 children 6-12; free for kids 5 and younger
• Info: easyridersevents.com or 714-750-3131
A word of advice for fans who seek out Mark Boone Jr. at Saturday's Easyriders show in Anaheim, outside of the defined times for his meet-and-greet: Do not stand within inches of his face and request a picture. Do not interrupt him for an autograph when he's talking on the phone. Do not scream or call him names or expect him to treat you like a member of his club.
He is not Bobby Munson, the former Elvis impersonator-turned-motorcycle-gang-member on the hit FX show "Sons of Anarchy." He just plays him on TV, even if there are similarities that blur the lines.
In person, Boone looks exactly like the grizzled brute Bobby – from the chamois shirt he wears unbuttoned to mid-chest and the Harley he rides daily. And there's the hair – graying, curly, unruly and unmistakable, especially when it's stuffed into a beat-up beanie helmet and flying about wildly at speed.
Boone was born Mark Heidrich in Cincinnati, Ohio, but was inspired to change his name after seeing a World War I war memorial in New York City.
"At my eye level, there's a fallen warrior, Mark Boone Jr. from Ohio Air Corps, second lieutenant. That's where it came from," he said.
At 58, Boone, has appeared in dozens of films spanning three decades, from blockbusters including "Batman Begins" and "2 Fast 2 Furious" to lesser-known films such as "Pete Small is Dead" and "Lost Angeles." But it's the six years he's spent on "Sons of Anarchy" that has transformed his daily life.
Over a breakfast interview, he was hesitant to talk about the nearly perpetual hounding he now experiences from starring in the biggest show in FX history – a show that, in his words, as well as those of many critics, has become "a cultural phenomenon" for giving Hamlet a Hells Angels makeover. Last month's Season 6 finale drew 6.4 million viewers – making it the most-watched finale in the show's, and the network's, history.
Season 7 kicks off next fall, but in the meantime fans will have the opportunity to see Boone in an upcoming episode of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," which he shoots next week, and several films due out later this year.
"Since I've been in the series, I rarely got any movies in, but in the past year I've done four movies," said Boone, who will play a sheriff in the horror film "Six Gun Dead" and a kidnapper in "Life of Crime."
"They're the kind of movies I've been making my whole career – small movies, people who've got something to say," he said.
The biggest film is "Life of Crime," starring Jennifer Aniston, Mos Def, Isla Fisher and Will Forte, due out in April. It's the last Elmore Leonard novel to be sanctioned as a film by the late author. In it, Aniston is kidnapped and brought to the house of Boone's character, which, the actor said, "is something like Bobby Munson would do."
But in another of his upcoming films, he plays an office manager.
"These four movies, they all worried, 'You look just like your character on "Sons of Anarchy." I don't want any connection to that.' I'm like, 'OK,' and then I do something with my hair and they're like, 'OK.' Once you start to do something, nobody sees the connection. It's called acting. They don't go, 'Why is he acting like Bobby Munson the whole time?'"
"I can wear a suit," Boone insists. But he prefers to "keep it like this," he said, referring to the necklaces that hang against his hairy chest and the well-worn brown leather vest and leather pants he wears not only as costume on "Sons of Anarchy" but in real life.
"This is the way I would like to look anyway. No shaving. No haircuts," he said.
Though he plays what many would call a biker on TV, "I ride a motorcycle. I'm not a biker," said Boone, who bought his first motorcycle at age 11. It was a Honda Super 90 he paid $50 for and "rode and rode and rode and rode and rode" around Wisconsin until his brother-in-law lost an arm in a motorcycle accident and he promised his mom he would stop. So he did.
The seed, however, had been planted.
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god I made that comment in april feels so long ago. And it shows as my predictions of chapter 60 being the final chapter has fallen through. Now this has shown in recent chapters most notably through laucane's death. Now when I finished that chapter my first thought was "wow someone beat mass effect 3." because laucane's death was pretty much legion's death from ME3. Hell thinking back Laucane was pretty much legion from mass effect but I've should've seen that coming. However there can still be hope for project horizons and here is how:
1. We learn what project horizons is ahead of schedule (we learn about it before the final three chapters). Basically to make it's relevance mean something and not a pointless cop out. i.e. the weather controller thing from FO:E.
2. Either P-21 or Glory dies. Now this is the big thing. Obviously this needs to happen before the end but what we really need is something to ruin blackjack before the end. Furthermore in some chapters it seems to be hinted this might be the case that in the end one will be killed off. And I'm putting my money on Glory.
3. Something will happen to either scotch tape or boo. Now what this is, is uncertain but something will happen that changes either of them.
On the other hand their is the matter of how this will end. And since most of the story has been based off New Vegas here are four possible choices based off the game:
1. The House Always Wins: BJ teams up with dawn and goes into the core and gives up EC-0110
2. For the Republic: BJ teams up with the enclave and goes into the core to destroy whatever is there.
3. Render unto Caesar: BJ teams up with Lancer and the Lanius to take down all of hoofington.
4. Wild Card: BJ goes at it alone with help from all those she's helped and goes into the core to search and destroy and ultimately rule hoofington.
And there is two other options:
5. Blackjack during final fight gets shot and wakes up in fluttershy medical centre where she learns she has still been in a trance and never left.
6. Silent Hill: Blackjack gets abducted by aliens!!!! She is then dropped into the hell that is Silent Ponyville.
However it ends I just want to be left feeling satisfied. Similarly to how I felt after watching the final minute of breaking bad. Like that I was glad I stuck with it until the end.
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It just clicked with us last week that a boy on my other grandson's baseball team has a heart defect. He actually went to Camp Pump It Up with Nick when they were 8 or 9. This boy has truncus. He will go on May 3 for a PC visit and it is possible that he may have to have a cath procedure to replace the bovine conduit in his heart. His mom said he's pretty nervous this time since he will be 15 instead of 5 and will know what's going on. I am glad they can do it via cath. The boy is a good baseball player and like most heart kids, you don't realize they have a heart defect.


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By Ben Kepes on April 17, 2012
Looking past the politics of whose Cloud stack is the best for a moment, the undeniably truth remains that no matter what you use, tools to help deploy and automate said cloud are becoming increasingly critical – this is even more the case in an ecosystem that is becoming ever more heterogeneous. Given this fact, […]
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Exciting news today from enStratus that they have joined the Dell Emerging Solutions Ecosystem to be the delivery mechanism for Dell OpenStack powered clouds. With the deal, enStratus will be used by Dell to deliver the following functions to OpenStack customers; Deliver applications with consistent governance and automation Control budgets and security access […]
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HP Moves its Public Cloud Into Publicly Available Beta
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Since the announcement last week that Citrix would be moving it's CloudStack product to Apache, some of the move vociferous support for OpenStack has come from HP, a company that is an active member of OpenStack and has a private beta offering built on top of OpenStack out in the wild. Today it becomes obvious […]
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OpenStack Production Readiness: Rackspace Leads By Example
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Last week, OpenStack (previous CloudAve coverage) released their latest version of cloud platform named Essex. This news was masked by the announcement by Citrix on CloudStack going to Apache Foundation last week. Some of the features in the Essex release are: The compute (Nova) code is significantly more stable than Diablo and now there is […]
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So, in perhaps one of the worst kept embargoes of 2012 to date, Citrix finally announces their intent to join the ASF (Apache Software Foundation) and "donate" the Cloudstack code to the open source community. Anyone with the requisite amount of brain cells to challenge algae could have seen this move coming and, despite it […]
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OpenStack Foundation: Dear OpenStack, I Want You To Succeed
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I am one of the group of people who called upon Rackspace to put OpenStack under a foundation because I thought it was the right way to do an open source project that stays fair to the entire community. So, when Rackspace announced OpenStack Foundation, I got very excited. But I didn't hear much about […]
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Breaking News: IBM Joins OpenStack
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For a long time I was wondering why IBM is not making the OpenStack (previous CloudAve coverage) play because, if the past is any indication, IBM knows how to effectively leverage open source projects while also contributing heavily to them. They have done it with many open source projects including Linux, OpenOffice, etc.. In fact, […]
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Do We Need A Standardization Around Amazon APIs?
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Today there was a debate among the #clouderati about whether OpenStack should standardize their APIs around AWS APIs. Even though two years back I had an opinion that standardizing around AWS API will be good because of interoperability advantages, I have since changed my position and I now feel that it is too early to […]
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OpenStack Vibes Around CloudConnect
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CloudConnect 2012 at Santa Clara, the conference organized by UBM, has come to an end. This week, there were quite a few OpenStack (previous CloudAve coverage) related news and I thought I will do a single blog post talking about them. Some of them came during the event and some outside of it. This post […]
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Nimbula Launches Version 2 of Director
By Ben Kepes on February 13, 2012
Ever since is launched, Nimbula has been focused on brining "Amazon-like" functionality to private data centers. There messaging has unwaveringly been about the agility and flexibility of the public cloud, for private data center operations. Their aim came another step closer today with the beta release of version two of
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On TOSCA and Cloud Standards. MyPOV
By Ben Kepes on January 23, 2012
Recently OASIS standards body started work on the proposed Topology and Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (or TOSCA) for short, standards specification. The standard aims to deliver on the long-heralded, but much disputed concept of cloud bursting – the ability to move workloads between public and private infrastructure in a transparent way. I posted about […]
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ActiveState Stackato Now Supports Private PaaS on HP Cloud Services
By Ben Kepes on January 16, 2012
With the multitude of PaaS vendors that now exist, most providing an all-things-to-all-people polyglot solution that is (in my view at least) largely undifferentiated from their competitors, there is an increasing focus on vendors making partnerships that allows them to build both mindshare and market penetration. The latest is ActiveState who has announced that their […]
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Quick Take: AT&T Joins OpenStack
By Krishnan Subramanian on January 9, 2012
OpenStack (previous CloudAve coverage) got a big boost today with the announcement that AT&T is joining the OpenStack community. According to a blog post by AT&T, they are becoming the first US Telco to join OpenStack community. We also announced today that AT&T has become the first U.S. telecom services provider to join the OpenStack […]
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Cloud Computing Came to a Head in 2011
By Randy Bias on January 4, 2012
Happy New Year! I hope you all had a fantastic holiday. This is a review post that I think you will find particularly compelling. Rather than predicting the future I thought I would take a look back at five long years of 'cloud computing'. As many of you long time readers know, I've been 'in […]
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Authorities say nobody was injured when a five-story Harlem townhouse collapsed Friday afternoon, spreading an immense cloud of debris through the area.
Emergency crews rushed to 110 West 123rd Street to find a massive pile of rubble.
The building had recently been sold and last month the city's Department of Buildings issued a permit for work to structurally reinforce the building.
"It was like a big train hitting the house," said one man who witnessed the collapse. "It was just an enormous sound, just thunderous."
"I saw the smoke just coming to me," said another eyewitness. "And I didn't want to move 'cause I didn't know if the building was going to come straight on to me."
Neighbors said it was a miracle that nobody was hurt in the collapse. Workers left the premises at around noon, only hours before the building came down.
A community garden next door was locked for the day, so nobody was working there when debris rained down over the area.
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Nice older home in the village of Hebron. Home has 2 bedrooms (possibly 3), full bath with handicap access shower on main floor. Plentiful cabinets in the updated kitchen with adjacent utility room. Gas fireplace in living room with neutral carpet. Home has a partial basement, detached 1 car garage and newer deck on rear. This is a Fannie Mae Homepath property, make an appointment today!
1880's farm house situated on 174 acres across from Lakewood H.S. Spacious rooms throughout: 16 x 14 living room; 14' x 13'9 FR with bay window; 14' x 14' dining room / den; 2 14' x 14' bedrooms; one 15'3 x 10' bedroom. Some hardwood floors. Newer: gas furance(natural gas), newer vinyl windows, newer vinyl siding, newer water heater, updated electric. Pole barn available for parking vehicles. Fenced area to the rear. Well and septic systems.
Spacious inside and spacious outside! This is a rare find right in the Village of Hebron on a quiet side street. The inside has large rooms upstairs and downstairs with an updated kitchen. Upstairs bedrooms have walk-in closets! Large rooms are everywhere in this home...downstairs your family can spread out in the living room, dining room or the beautiful kitchen, while maintaining privacy in your own office area. There is a large utility room off the kitchen that opens out to the backyard. Outside you can enjoy an L-shaped front porch or the privacy of your huge back yard with a paver patio and an above ground pool. The back yard also has a fenced area for children and/or pets. Top all of that off with a large 2+ car garage! This large family home is a must see!
This home has what you're looking for location and recently updated. This 3 bedroom 1 bath bi-level has Oak kitchen cabinets, solid oak six panel doors, oak trim and hard wood floors. Everything is done roof in 2011, recent kitchen and bath update, newer carpet. Home also has finished lower with fireplace. Must see back yard features 12'x 16' maintenance free vinyl deck plus the owners are leaving a great swing set play. This home is just 5 minutes away to I70 for easy commute and just few minutes away from Evans Park. Evans Park has several baseball and soccer and football fields, plus 8/10 a mile walking path and play ground.
Immaculate and ready for new owner. 4 possible 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, inviting living room, eat in kitchen with Corian countertops, wood floors, and all appliances remaining. Large master 27x20 with walk in closet and full bath. Lower level family room and 2 car attached garage. 2 stall barn with tack room, two storage buildings, large deck, swimming pool, and park like setting on almost 3 acres. Convenient location and a must see.
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The HPC Asia 2009 keynote speech given by Dr. William T.C. Kramer introduces us to the NCSA beginning with its history in field of HPC and continuing on with its latest development, the Blue Waters project. The talk also examines the concepts behind the open science-based projects and applications that are slated to run over Blue Waters. Dr. Kramer then concludes with his insight into Petascale and Exascale era challenges of the future.
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The University of Illinois and the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) have been chartered by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to field what is going to be the first Open Science Petascale sustained computer. I'm going to talk more about that in a little bit but before I do, I would like to talk a little bit about the NCSA, my new place of business, and also some experiences that point from the Terascale era to the Petascale era. The NCSA provides computing power for the scientific community not just in the United States, but also throughout the world in some projects. We support about 2,000 users nationwide through a process of allocations that are competitive and also provide a range of computing power for them. The NCSA has been doing this for over 20 years. In addition, we provide software and tools and there's a long list of software that I will show you in a little bit. The NCSA prides itself on the ability to analyze data and visualize data and do that over the wide area. The NCSA is also one of the founding members of the TeraGrid as well as many other Grids and the NCSA combines all the services of cyber infrastructure for them.
The history of computing at Illinois goes back to the 1950s with some Nobel winning work for transistors and integrated circuits as well as one of the early computing machines called the "Iliad." That moved from the "Iliad 4" which started some things like the Plato-based systems that ran for a while as some of the first computer-based educational systems. The NCSA was formed in the 1980s in response to the need for high performance computing in the United States and in the 90s, was one of the founding partners of the TeraGrid. In the last couple years, the NCSA has had two major activities going on. The first is a universal parallel computing research center that is funded by Microsoft and Intel for research in multi core computing and then the Blue Waters project which I'll talk more about in a little bit.
Another aspect of the NCSA that is important is its ability to do economic development and that's a cornerstone of what the Blue Waters project is built around. The NCSA has a history of having some spinoff companys form as well as a number of the NCSA's alumni going on to founding companies that you hear of throughout the computing industry. And of course, software, probably some of which are using right now like of browsers and web infrastructure if you're networked at all. Also, there's a whole variety of other software pointed at some of the projects that the NCSA has developed.


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Carbquik as a Thickener
I realize if you were to add this straight to a soup it will be clumpy- but if I made a roux (butter and carbquik) or a slurry (carbquik and water) would it work to thicken Broccoli Cheese Soup?
Anyone ever try this?
Also, I am new to Glucomannan how would you use this as a thickener- and how would it compare to thick'n'thin??
I used it tonight to make a white sauce.
I sprinkled it in a hot skillet with clarified butter,
got it lightly brown and added half cream half water
and cooked it down. Salt and pepper and used it
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add it to the sauce in the skillet, a little at a time
until it's the thickness that you want.
I suppose! I totally forgot I made sausage gravy with it once. :doh: I was looking through old threads and someone said that it does NOT work for thickening.
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I usually use Carbalose rather than Carbquick, but they would work essentially the same, since Carbquick is mostly Carbalose. But I use if to thicken my giblet gravy. I do usually also add some ThickNThin, ThickItUp or similar to it also. That way I don't have to use as much Carbalose. The synergy works better. I don't like only using the gums, but I like using them together. But I'm pretty sure I have only used the Carbalose (and maybe even Carbquick) in the past.
I wouldn't think you would need much to thicken Broccoli Cheese soup.
It makes a dandy roux. I've done it numerous times. It browns faster than flour so keep an eye on it though!
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All right, I want you all to stop it.
I'm not the Language Sheriff. Grammar was not my strongest subject in school. I doubt I can tell a gerund from a gerbil. But there are some obvious sins that are creeping into our mother tongue. And some of them are worth beating back with a stick.
This is one of them.
"Begs the question" does not mean "Invites the question."
It doesn't. No matter how many times you use it that way, no matter how many talking-heads-trying-to-sound-smart blabber it on TV. Whoever started this trend should be taken out back and slapped around with a copy of Strunk and White.
Begs the question is a fallacy of logic. "Begging" here does not mean "pleading." It is an alternative use of the word, and it means to "assume the answer." It's a form of circular reasoning.
Professor: Make an argument that war is always wrong.
Student: War is always wrong because too many lives are lost.
Professor: That begs the question. You assume that loss of life is, ipso facto, wrong. But you have yet to prove that. Loss of life might very well be justified for a greater purpose. Try again.
Student: Will this be on the test?
That's what begging the question means. So when I hear some White House correspondent tell the home studio, "The President has decided to visit the Gulf Coast again, which begs the question, Will that do anything to stop the leak?" I want to make him eat his microphone so he can't do any more damage with it.
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21-1045 - Rosin Core Solder 60/40 Tin/Lead 6OZ.
Rosin Core Solder(six ounces)
Ideal for general purpose electronic repair and assembly use. Tin/lead formulation provides the lowest possible melting point.
21-7945 - Adjustable Solder Station
No–nonsense, low cost station is designed for the hobbyist or classroom, where durability, physical size, and budget are a concern. It is also perfect for occasional use in the home workshop or tech bench.
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Welcome to Redmond Equine
As a horse owner, you care about your horse and want the best for him. He is a noble companion. He is one of the family. Though difficult at times, the passion and energy you put into raising him is rewarding. The deep bond you have created, the pictures you've taken, and the memories you've made will last a lifetime–and you'd have it no other way.
Redmond Equine Minerals helps you make the most of the relationship you have with your horse by providing valuable trace minerals he needs to live a more healthy, balanced life.
Harvested from a natural sea salt deposit deep within the earth in Southern Utah, Redmond Equine Minerals contains more than 60 beneficial trace minerals. Redmond Equine Minerals helps provide the essential trace minerals missing from many natural forages.
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Don't just take our word for it
"I am concerned about the health of my horses. I want to give them the best salt I can, and the one they like is Redmond Rock."− B.K. – Scottsdale, AZ
"Not only does my horse love it, but I know she is getting the minerals she needs."− Annette Williams – Heber City, UT
"I love this rock salt! My horses can't get enough of it!"− Janet Hancey – Erda, UT


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The Railway Robots Road Trip
Let's help this little robot get to his robot girlfriend, but it's not easy. Help him by switching and rotating the parts of railway. Avoid the evil cops as they're trouble! Are you ready for a challenge? Have a totally awesome time traveling through many levels when you take The Railway Robots Road Trip!


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2014 1/26 15:39 Wide exposure always in red filter, specially for object at extreme left.
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The trend to be extreme swatch to the left continues! I suspect PX closer to us and more to the side vs a vs the Earth, is doing this and the wobble both!
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