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Hello all, I am a Pre-Nursing student who is absolutely thrilled about becoming a nurse! My goal is to spread love, healing, caring, compassion, and joy to everyone around me, while spreading the Name of Jesus everywhere I go.
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Made almost entirely of driftwood, the thatched-roof Pelican Bar is set on stilts on a small sandbar about half a mile offshore in Parotee Bay. Part bar and part restaurant, the circular structure is accessible only by boat and is furnished with low wooden benches and windmill-powered lights. Behind the bar, owner Floyd Forbes cooks freshly caught seafood over an open fire. The menu is limited but might include fried red snapper with vegetables and ginger sauce, served over rice and paired with Red Stripe. In addition to dinner, the surrounding waters also provide swimming and snorkeling opportunities.
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How to pick a healthy pup
By Cesar Millan
Picking a dog is a huge decision. Since you'll be spending the next decade or more with him, you need a nearly perfect fit. So much has been written about the energy and temperament aspects of this decision, but the question I'm most often asked is, "What is the healthiest breed?" And my answer to that question is always the same: It isn't a breed at all but simply a 30-pound brown mutt.
Mixed breeds are generally healthier
Because of what's known as "hybrid vigor," the midsize mixed breed is, on average, the healthiest dog. Hybrid vigor derives from the idea that the more breeds in a dog's genetic mix, the less likely it is that the genetic problems of purebreds will manifest themselves. Of course, I see very healthy purebreds and very unhealthy mixes, but if you want to go with the odds, pick the mix every time.
Expensive designer breeds
Attempts to bridge the gap between purebred looks and predictability and mutt health—and come up with something completely new—have resulted in "designer breeds." These are the Puggles, Labradoodles, Maltipoos, and the like. They're intentionally created mixes that, while not purebred, can still maintain some of the expected traits we look for in a purebred and have some of the advantages of hybrid vigor as well. These dogs, as a rule, do seem to me to be healthier than some of the pure breeds, but they can be expensive, especially when compared with a mixed breed from a rescue or a shelter.
You get the dog you need
As much as I love mutts, however, a mixed-breed dog isn't for everyone. I just helped my mother buy an English Springer Spaniel puppy. Springers tend toward a range of genetic problems, from joint disease and rage syndrome to horrible allergies, but they are wonderful dogs, and this was the right choice for her.


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1. Under what condition does Mrs. Sway say she will accept the witness protection plan?
(a) When they promise to buy her a new trailer.
(b) When they agree to give her $1 million for Mark's testimony.
(c) When she can get plastic surgery.
(d) When they can guarantee her family's safety.
2. Who serves Mark a subpoena to appear at the New Orleans grand jury?
(a) Two local deputies.
(b) Reggie.
(c) Doreen.
(d) Two U.S. Marshals.
3. What does Trumann do upon hearing Reggie's information?
(a) Laughs.
(b) Asks if she's certain.
(c) Bolts for his car.
(d) Speaks into his radio.
4. Who is sent to retrieve the body?
(a) Sulari, Muldanno, and the Bull.
(b) Leo, Ionucci, and the Bull.
(c) Foltrigg, Fink, and McThune.
(d) Muldanno, The Blade, and Leo.
5. How do the body retrievers enter Romey's house?
(a) By breaking some glass.
(b) With a key found under the mat.
(c) By picking the lock.
(d) With a key given to them.
Short Answer Questions
1. What makes The Blade's request very difficult?
2. Who is the guard at the detention center that finds Mark in a zombie-like state in Chapter 31?
3. Where do Mark and his mom consider moving to as part of the witness protection program?
4. Who delivers the grand jury subpoenas to the U.S. Marshal in Memphis?
5. What do Reggie and Mrs. Sway hear in Chapter 29 that makes the reality of the mob danger hit home?
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Every Little Bit Of You And Me
The choice of singles from Tusk is totally mystifying to me. I mean, I get that leading with "Tusk" is a show of hubris and that "Sara" is Stevie Nicks' personal favorite, but there just seems to be a lot of missed opportunities for radio hits. Of the Nicks songs, I would've gone with "Angel." As for Christine McVie, she didn't really come up with anything too compelling for the record, which is strange since she is otherwise the group's most reliable hit maker. Lindsey Buckingham's songs from this period have a reputation for being quite odd, but the truth is, he wrote the best candidates for singles on the record. It's a shame no one had the sense to give them a push.
Fleetwood Mac "What Makes You Think You're the One"
In a catalog full of high quality break-up songs, "What Makes You Think You're the One" is almost certainly Lindsey's finest kiss-off. It's brutal and self-righteous and blind to its own hypocrisies. It's an upbeat, pleasant tune, but the rhythm is as agitated as it is peppy, and his voice takes on a strained, peevish tone. This song is essentially an expression of petty annoyance, and its perkiness comes out of the smug satisfaction of feeling like you've got the upper hand in an emotional conflict.
Fleetwood Mac "Walk A Thin Line"
The soft rock hit that never was! "Walk A Thin Line" may be my favorite Buckingham composition. The most striking thing about the song is that it conveys this very powerful sense of isolation, but also this sort of clear-eyed confidence. It's the sound of a guy who totally believes that he's making the right decisions, no matter how precarious his position may be. He feels persecuted and judged by his peers, but he's too proud to back down. Instead he attains a gentle grace and embraces a patient outlook. The music approaches that laid back tranquility, but the high treble notes in his guitar betray a nagging doubt.
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I'm done wiring and have control of my 5cf reach-in freezer, a ConAgra SC-142. It has a Samsung compressor in it, but i can't find any technical diagrams other than the schematic on the back.
When it's on, the condensation and frost only collects on the top 15 inches or so of the interior walls.
What are the chances that i can drill a small hole in the side of the 'hump' so i can push the thermistor through the wall right there?
The original thermostat sensor (gas type) was really small gauge and pushed through a little tube that is way too small for the thermistor that came with the controller - plus I'd like the option of strapping the thermistor to the wall of a keg or carboy.
sorry for hijacking your post..
but I've acquired an ConAgra SC-142. and i'm new to kegging, but i was thinking of trying to turn it into a small Keezer, if i put a 14" collar on it i can fit 3 corny's in it, but i'm not really a handy man.. any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Drain hole is probably the safest bet. I'm in the middle of converting a freezer, and the interior of mine was just lined with foil, so I was able to carefully (and lightly) cut the foil and insulation away until I got to the outer shell, then I drilled through the shell only....
TimpanogosSlim, I have recently come across one of these cooler/freezers. I was wondering if you made any more progress on this? I am looking to do as you described above but, you said that you added a controller to it. Is that necessary? There is the thermostat on the unit, will that not control it enough to use this with out a controller? Also, If you have gone further with creating a lid for it could you post some pictures?


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Mr Bones is a multi-genre video game released on the Sega Saturn in 1996. It was developped by Zono Incorporated and was published by Sega. Guitarist Ronnie Montrose composed some of the game's music and appears in one cutscene.The game's plot is about a man named DaGoulian who wishes to end the conflict between good and evil by creating a world of pure evil. To do this, he uses energy named Skeletism in order to raise an army of undead skeletons that he commands using a set of special drums. However, the title character is reanimated with blue Skeletism rather than red Skeletism, causing him to retain his free will. Being considered an impurity, DaGoulian orders his minions to eliminate him. After escaping, he finds a blind guitarist in the woods who gives him a guitar to help him. Mr Bones thus sets out to stop DaGoulian once and for all.
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Olbia AirportOlbia Costa Smeralda Airport is situated outside the city. You can travel to the city from the airport by bus. From there, trains travel throughout the island.
TelephoneCountry code: +39
Local code: 079 (always dial the zero, except for mobile phones)
Electricity220V, 50Hz
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Georgia Cop Issues 800 Tickets To Drivers Texting At Red Lights
Re: jerk (1440 comments)
Warren v District of Columbia. Police are not obligated to "protect" you. It all about revenue.
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Re: jerk (1440 comments)
Warren v District of Columbia. Police are not obligated to "protect" you. It all about revenue.
How not new (458 comments)
I've seen this down with Walking Dead and Doctor Who on iTunes. Probable others, but I don't remembe them.
Hack the car, hack the future! (369 comments)
How about installing agressor apps for driving? Jailbreaking the car AI? I see a darker side to all this.
Don't know about you... (272 comments)
I found that Battlestar writers to be utterly ignorant to military issues from big to small. They may have had some consultants early on, but they either didn't ask them questions or ignored to what they were told past the first 4 openers. And those first shows you had to get past this network issue that seemed a massive exchange of Easy for Security. For me it often blew my suspension of disbelief. Nobody top to bottom acted as though they were in a war that held a zero survivability outcome. I couldn't believe what I was seeing for planing of military ops. Of course the other option in a story about a technology advanced race battling is a show that lasts 10 minutes with a Struss-ian outcome via some sort of gravity bomb deployed to the starts of the inhabited worlds. Anyway.
another thing to buy (260 comments)
Now here is one more thing I have to buy before it's banned for "public safety" reasons.
Re:This idea is getting worse every day... (329 comments)
To add a thought. I think it's an artiest mindset. They are having such a good time making the film that they go to far, add to much.... Didn't you do that to art projects? I did.
Re:Uh ... What? (320 comments)
Eloquent short version: Sure you can fuck big business, but they'll fuck you way harder.
Re:Umm... Don't use it? (59 comments)
Like you I have privacy concerns with Facebook. But after X years I have to wonder what damage FB has done to in any regards to my information? I get less junk mail then ever before, I don't see targeted web ads (does anyone?) and I am not a huge consumer other then my esoteric areas of interest. Where is the harm of Facebook? So for you not worth it and for me it is. Both are acceptable positions but a class action lawsuit seems not applicable? How could the criteria for harm be shown?
States issue. (1232 comments)
This kind of thing is only possible in places that have firearm permits. Those federal yellow forms that we fill out to buy a gun legally can't have the gun buyers information transcribed. We have no state permit system here, the yellow form must stay on file in physical form in storage at the gun shop (ideally in a poorly wired connex)
it would be more fun (121 comments)
Far more fun and a better use of money to disable the police band. Every easy in the US for police departments that do not encrypt their communications.
Re:Is this different from sport? (487 comments)
I think every combat soldier we (USA) have should be being doped as part of their readiness program. Controlled of course like all medications for risk factors, abuse, etc.
Re:Not fooled (60 comments)
I noticed this about a year ago when my kids were watching Fern Gully. They are almost exactly the same movie.
Who are the customers? (104 comments)
I can't believe anyone in this day will give any information to someone that cold calls them.
ah.. (207 comments)
About 5 years until they hit the market?
Re:What's the big deal (177 comments)
Anecdotally, I used Alibaba more in the last year then I did eBay (I live and work in the US).
My Volunteer EMS service (200 comments)
I am in a Volunteer ambulance service we are also a USA Medical Corps member so we have a response to MCI's and natural disaster events. We mainly work sporting events, fairs, festivals and so on. Some are loud (Cage fights, heavy metal concerts etc) so voice comms are not very useful. Some are spread across hundreds of miles vast sections lack even cell service (like the Fireweed 400; Sheep Mountain to Valdez, AK). And some we run a field clinic with 3 exam rooms and 5+ roaming teams of medics and 2 fast response team in a non-motorized setting with a tight HIPAA compliant comm net. So our needs are quite varied. Several of us in leadership are IT or comm pros (our comm director owns a industrial communications sales/service for oil and gas exploration companies) and have gone though a number of potential solutions. This is what we do: Our backbone for disaster work is the ALMR radio system some of which can carry data or will soon. We have a few SAT phones for bush work. Over that we have our own VHF/UFH simplex/duplex radios with repeaters and FCC assigned channels (however that works) for our day to day work cupeled with regular data plans with a ATT MiFi type divice for PCR's, SCAT forms and as much paperwork as we con do electronically.
I have to wonder why you need the local networking?
I know I didn't address the question of the best way to set up an EMS/Fire network, but that's what I got. Good luck.
Dedicated for the CAR as nav/diagnostics/sound (301 comments)
I have my old iPhone 3G mounted in my Land Rover. Its mounted on the dash and hooked up to the OBD II port. Charges while my LR1 is running. I use GOPOINT's cable and software to monitor my systems. I have WiFi installed so I have GPS and stereo functions (use the headphone jack so the iOS is not captured by the stereo). Doesn't matter if it's a iOS or Android. Better functions then all but the big screen GPS and entertainment systems. Install your messaging apps of choice and you will never be out of touch if you forget your phone at home. lastly, take some thought as to what data is onboard. It's a lot higher profile if somewhat permanently mounted on or around your dash. Not an issue for me. No one would ever think to break into my overland LR1 just based on it's slightly intimidating looks (I know it could still happen, but....)
Fine line.... (593 comments)
Remember the First Amendment doesn't protect you IF you are inciting violence. "I am starting the revolution" is pretty thin and then he went and said he was going "to sever heads" and "come for the generals". It would have to show in his other posts he had the Means, Motive and Opportunity to start issuing violence to the good ole USA. So yeah, I say it quals are terroristic threats. He's page being "private" has nothing to do with it, that is way different then in his head.
What about magnets? (295 comments)
Cause you can't explain that. (must be magic)
I gots mine (397 comments)
I had Lion on three machine because 2 new and one replaced HDD. Lion was so-so so new features but nothing I would have gone out to get. I am quite happy with Mountain Lion some of the features required me, a long time IT person to go and read/learn not just learn by fiddling around.


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Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- China's economy probably grew more than 9 percent in the third quarter, indicating the nation remains an engine of global growth even as Europe grapples with the sovereign debt crisis and the U.S. recovery falters.
Gross domestic product increased 9.3 percent from a year earlier, according to the median estimate of 22 economists in a Bloomberg News survey. That would be the ninth straight quarter of expansion above 9 percent and follow a 9.5 percent gain in the previous three months. The data are due in Beijing tomorrow.
Weaker gains in exports and lending in September suggest that Premier Wen Jiabao may need to weigh more measures to support growth after the State Council this month announced aid for small businesses. In Paris, attending a Group of 20 finance ministers' meeting, Brazil's Finance Minister Guido Mantega said Oct. 15 that signs of a "slight" slowdown in China, the world's biggest consumer of commodities, will become a concern if the trend continues.
"The biggest risk China faces in the next 12 months is a global downturn or recession," Wang Tao, an economist at UBS AG in Hong Kong. While elevated inflation remains a concern, a "more visible" slowdown may lead to policy easing, said Wang, who formerly worked for the International Monetary Fund.
Shares in China rose. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index was 0.4 percent higher at 2,439.85 at 10:28 a.m. local time. The yuan gained 0.09 percent to 6.3725 per dollar at 10:29 a.m., according to the China Foreign Exchange Trading System.
Paring Expectations
Increasing risks of a slowdown in China and a deepening of Europe's debt crisis led to a slump in stocks and pared expectations for the Chinese currency to appreciate.
The yuan in Hong Kong has traded at a discount to the onshore rate for almost four weeks as Europe's woes spurred demand for dollars. The benchmark stock index dropped 16 percent in the three months through Oct. 10. It has risen 4 percent in the past week after the government announced measures to support small companies hit by a credit squeeze and a state fund started buying shares in the nation's four biggest lenders.
Industrial production rose 13.4 percent in September from a year earlier, according to a Bloomberg survey, compared with a gain of 13.5 percent the previous month and 14.2 percent in the first eight months.
Demand for Metal
Retail sales may have expanded 17 percent from a year earlier, the same pace as in August, and fixed-asset investment excluding rural households may have climbed 24.8 percent in the first nine months after a 25.6 percent gain in the first half of the year, separate surveys showed.
Rio Tinto Plc, the world's second-largest mining company, expects demand from China, its biggest customer, will be sustained even as growth moderates, Chief Executive Tom Albanese said in an Oct. 11 interview, supporting plans for $27 billion of spending on expansion.
"What we've seen over the past five years is that China continues to climb a wall of worry," Albanese said. "It continues to see concerns, but it grows past those concerns."
Moderating growth may help tame inflation after five interest-rate increases in the past year and restrictions on home purchases to cool the property market. Consumer-price gains exceeded 6 percent for a fourth month in September, compared with a government target of 4 percent, statistics bureau data showed.
Credit Squeeze
The State Council last week unveiled tax breaks and financial support for small businesses after complaints of a credit squeeze and increased reliance on so-called underground lenders. The announcement followed a visit by Wen to Wenzhou city in eastern Zhejiang province amid reports of surging bankruptcies among private companies.
"This policy move, coupled with earlier measures to ease funding constraints on public housing construction, signals the beginning of targeted policy easing," said Qu Hongbin, a Hong Kong-based economist with HSBC Holdings Plc. "We don't expect this to turn into a full-blown easing but it should help mitigate the downside risks to growth."
In the U.S., elevated unemployment and a collapsed housing market are weighing on demand.
Europe's revamped strategy to beat its two-year crisis won the backing of global finance chiefs meeting in Paris, who urged the region's leaders to deal "decisively" with the turmoil when they meet for emergency talks on Oct. 23 in Brussels. The approach includes writing down Greek bonds by as much as 50 percent, establishing a backstop for banks and multiplying the strength of the newly enhanced European Financial Stability Facility, people familiar with the matter said Oct. 14.
Weaker Europe
Weakened demand from Europe contributed to China's exports growing at the slowest pace in seven months in September, an Oct. 13 report showed. The customs bureau warned of "severe" challenges as the global economic outlook dims and yuan appreciation erodes China's competitiveness.
The yuan has gained 18 percent against the dollar in the past four years, the most among 25 emerging-market currencies.
M2 money supply grew 13 percent last month, an almost decade low, and new yuan lending was the smallest since December 2009, People's Bank of China data showed last week. China's foreign-exchange reserves, the world's largest, rose the least in more than 10 years in the third quarter.
China's economy expanded 10.4 percent last year. Qu estimates the pace will be 8.9 percent this year and 8.6 percent in 2012.
That growth may help sustain demand for commodities after an index of six metals on the London Metal Exchange dropped 22 percent from the end of July amid a rout that wiped $7.6 trillion off the value of global stocks.
China accounted for all the growth in copper and iron ore demand over the past decade and 90 percent of the increase in global oil consumption, Credit Suisse AG said in an Oct. 4 report.
--Li Yanping, with assistance from Ailing Tan in Singapore and Zheng Lifei in Beijing. Editors: Nerys Avery, Paul Panckhurst
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Fuddruckers is an American fast casual, franchised restaurant chain that specializes in hamburgers. As of 2011, Fuddruckers had 56 company-operated restaurants and 129 franchises across the United States with one in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada,Dominican Republic, four in Puerto Rico and ten in Saudi Arabia. Company headquarters is in Houston, Texas.
Fuddruckers was founded as Freddie Fuddruckers in 1979 by Philip J. Romano in San Antonio, Texas, in a location converted to a restaurant from an old bank.[1] He started the chain because he thought that the "world needed a better hamburger."[2] The Fuddruckers concept was to offer large hamburgers in which the meat was ground on-site and buns were baked on the premises and hamburgers and other dishes were offered with "lots of fresh sliced tomatoes, onions, lettuce and vats of cheese sauce."[3] In California, Fuddruckers competed at the high end of the fast food market against chains such as Flakey Jake's, sometimes with head-to-head competitions in places such as Northridge, California.[3] By 1988, there were 150 restaurants in the chain, according to a report in The New York Times.[2] Romano left the chain in 1988 to found Romano's Macaroni Grill.[1] In an interview, Romano stated that "I just felt I had done all I could for the concept."[2]
Fuddruckers was purchased in November 1998 by Michael Cannon, and later it was purchased by Magic Brands. The restaurant sometimes made controversial decisions; for example, in 2010 it began enforcing a no-weapons policy, which insisted that patrons should not carry "visible pistols" unless they were security officials.[4] Laws in some U.S. states allow people to carry guns visibly in public. Fuddruckers management had been concerned that the presence of armed patrons might deter unarmed ones from visiting, but the move caused controversy among pro-gun advocates who threatened to retaliate with boycotts of Fuddruckers restaurants.[4]
The 2008 financial crisis hit the restaurant industry hard, including Fuddruckers. On April 22, 2010, the parent of Fuddruckers, Austin-based Magic Brands LLC, announced plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.[5] It originally planned to sell most of its assets, including Fuddruckers and the Koo Koo Roo brand eateries, to the Tavistock Group for $40 million.[4][6] On the same day, the firm announced that 24 Fuddruckers restaurants would be closed.
On June 18, 2010, Tavistock was outbid by Luby's for Fuddruckers' assets at auction, with a $61 million winning bid.[7][8] A second estimate was that the sale amount was for $63 million.[9] Luby's acquisition of Fuddruckers and Koo Koo Roo was finalized in 2010. During 2011, there were controversies with previous franchise owners regarding the use of the Fuddruckers brand name, according to the Wall Street Journal.[10]
The chain offered the Original Fudds Burger in various sizes, from 1/3 pound, to 1/2 pound, to 2/3 pound, to 1 pound.[11] The primary focus is on hamburgers, but entrees based on poultry and other alternatives were offered.
The firm in 2006 cooked up a publicity stunt. Foxwood executive sous chef, Scott Ferguson, and Mark Collins made one of the largest commercially available hamburgers — weighing 29.6 pounds and costing US $250 — for the Fuddruckers restaurant in the casino. The burger was 18.5 inches wide and 8 inches tall.[12] According to two sources, this creation was the world's largest commercially available burger in 2006.[12][13] In 2008, there was a report that the world's biggest burger title shifted to a sports bar in Michigan.[14] The chain experimented with different types of burgers. For example, one restaurant offered an elk burger, but a food critic writing for Slate Magazine, visiting a restaurant in Washington, D.C., was disappointed with the taste and described it as looking "completely grey", and complained about the chain's standards of consistency.[15] In 2011, the firm brought back two hamburgers entitled The Southwest and the Swiss Melt as well as another entitled the Inferno Burger.
The firm has moved its headquarters location several times. Currently, the headquarters is the near northwest district of Houston, Texas.[16] It has been there since the acquisition by Luby's in 2010. From 2005 to 2010, Fuddruckers was headquartered in southwest Austin, Texas;[17] before that, in One Corporate Place in Danvers, Massachusetts;[18] before that, in Beverly, Massachusetts.[19][20] When it shifted headquarters from the Boston area to Austin in 2005, it spent $1 million and laid off 30 employees which allowed the firm to operate more efficiently, according to chief financial officer Matt Pannek.[21] Within six weeks of the move, the company hired 30 new employees for the Austin headquarters. By September 2005 the company employed 80 people in 16,000 square feet (1,500 m2) of space in two temporary offices in the Monterey Oaks Corporate Park in southwest Austin. By December 2005 the company planned to move into about 16,000 square feet (1,500 m2)-17,000 square feet (1,600 m2) of space in an adjacent building and turn one of the original Austin facilities into a training center and test kitchen. Pannek said that the central location of the headquarters allows the company to more easily communicate with its franchisees across the United States.[21]
While some Fuddruckers restaurants are company-owned, the majority are owned by individual franchisees.[4] In 2010, there were 135 franchisee-owned Fuddruckers around the United States.[4] In 2011, Fuddruckers had 200 restaurants throughout North America, of which two-thirds were owned by small business owners and 59 were company-operated locations.[22] Fuddruckers expanded outside of the United States and had branches in several Middle Eastern countries, with the first Middle Eastern location opening in 1994 in Saudi Arabia.[23] Fuddruckers opened restaurants in Argentina in 1988; later, however, sales fell and Fuddruckers left the country.[24] In 2013, Fuddruckers opened its first restaurant in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
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Moving on down, cost across the company have continued to fall this quarter, coming from a variety of factors. Number one, better operating leverage and higher production volumes at all of the plants, most specifically Hawesville; two, better efficiencies at Hawesville; three, we have seen a reduction in the power rate at Mt. Holly despite the lack of movement at Hawesville. Again I'll speak about all these things in more detail in a few moments. And fourth, we've seen carbon costs start to fall across the system. Again I'll provide more detail.
As you saw us announce in June, we made an acquisition of a carbon anode plant in Netherlands this quarter, obviously that's the supply, that key raw material for Nordural operations at Grundartangi today and Helguvik in the future. It's a good investment for us that comes at an attractive invested costs and it's going to produce a good IRR for us. I'll give you some more details here in a couple of slides.
At Mt. Holly, as I said we've seen a good reduction in fuel costs translated into our power rate and also as you saw announced in June, we've come to a contract amendment with the power provider there. Importantly, that will give us some additional flexibility if we had to, to terminate that contract at very low LME prices and importantly that will give us some runway as we and Alcoa obviously are partners there, working on long-term power solutions.
Very importantly, we've made progress on the restart of the Ravenswood plant. A key milestone we submitted in April, our application to the Public Service Commission of West Virginia for a LME-based power rate. Since then, we've engaged in detailed discussions with all of the major constituencies in West Virginia. We're very focused on this process. And we continue to believe that the restart of this plant would be a very good investment for our shareowners.Read the rest of this transcript for free on seekingalpha.com
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Stopping a Nosebleed
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Most nosebleeds occur in the front of the nose and involve only one nostril. Some blood may drain down the back of the nose into the throat. These nosebleeds typically are not serious, and you can generally treat them yourself at home.
A less common but more serious type of nosebleed starts in the back of the nose and often involves both nostrils. Large amounts of blood may run down the back of the throat. This type of nosebleed may occur more frequently in older adults because of health conditions they may have. You will need treatment from a doctor to control bleeding from this type of nosebleed.
Stopping a nosebleed
Follow these steps to stop a nosebleed:
- Sit up straight and tip your head slightly
- Note: Do not tilt your head back. This may cause blood to run down the back of your throat, and you may swallow it. Swallowed blood can irritate your stomach and cause vomiting. And vomiting may make the bleeding worse or cause it to start again. Spit out any blood that gathers in your mouth and throat rather than swallowing it.
- Blow all the clots out of your nose. This may require fairly forceful blowing, and the bleeding may increase when clots come out of the nose.
- After blowing out the clots, use your thumb and forefinger to firmly pinch the soft part of your nose shut. You will have to breathe through your mouth. The nose consists of a hard, bony part and a softer part made of cartilage. Nosebleeds usually occur in the soft part of the nose. Spraying the nose with a medicated nasal spray (such as Afrin) before applying pressure may help stop a nosebleed.
- Apply an ice pack to your nose and cheeks. Cold will constrict the blood vessels and help stop the bleeding.
- Keep pinching for a full 10 minutes. Use a clock to time the 10 minutes. It can seem like a long time. Resist the urge to peek after a few minutes to see if your nose has stopped bleeding.
- Check to see if your nose is still bleeding after 10 minutes. If it is, hold it for 10 more minutes. Most nosebleeds will stop after 10 to 20 minutes of direct pressure.
- Put a light coating of a moisturizing ointment (such as Vaseline) or an antiseptic nasal cream inside your nose. Do not blow your nose or put anything else inside your nose for at least 12 hours after the bleeding has stopped.
- Rest quietly for a few hours.
Preventing nosebleeds
After you have stopped a nosebleed, the following tips may prevent a nosebleed from happening again:
- Avoid forceful nose-blowing.
- Do not pick your nose.
- Avoid lifting or straining after a nosebleed.
- Elevate your head on pillows while sleeping.
- Put a light coating of a moisturizing ointment (such as Vaseline) or an antiseptic nasal cream inside your nose.
- Do not use aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen or naproxen sodium for 3 to 4 days. Acetaminophen, such as Tylenol, may be used to relieve pain. Talk to your doctor about stopping any medicines you are currently taking.
- Do not use nonprescription antihistamines, decongestants, or medicated nasal sprays.
Nosebleeds may develop in people who have colds or chronic hay fever symptoms (postnasal drip, sneezing, or a runny, stuffy, or itchy nose) because nasal tissues become inflamed and irritated. Using medicines may relieve the symptoms, leading to less inflammation and irritation and fewer nosebleeds. But overuse of allergy medicines may lead to nosebleeds because of their overdrying side effects. If you have a lot of nosebleeds, talk to your doctor about the proper use of cold and allergy medicines.
If you are helping someone else stop a nosebleed, avoid touching the other person's blood. Use gloves, if available, or layers of fabric or a plastic bag to protect yourself.
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The ESPN.com Power Rankings are out so it's time to take a look at how fellow SEC reporter Chris Low and I voted this week. One of us has a new No. 1 ... Edward Aschoff 1. Alabama 2. Oregon 3. Florida State 4. Ohio State 5. Missouri 6. Bay...Blog | October 22, 2013
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Ivan Maisel talks to ESPN.com SEC blogger Chris Low about what's next for Texas A&M and Johnny Manziel on the ESPNU College Football podcast . If Manziel is out, what will the Aggies look like and how much of a dip will they take without their st...Blog | August 06, 2013
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SEC media days came and went this year with some classic quotes, outfits and fun. Fellow SEC blogger Chris Low takes us back through the week that was to let us all know what we learned in Hoover, Ala.: By now, we should know that Johnny Football is...Blog | July 19, 2013
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Ivan Maisel breaks down SEC spring games -- especially in the state of Alabama -- and talks everything SEC football with Chris Low and Edward Aschoff in this week's ESPNU College Football podcast....Blog | April 24, 2013
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SEC bloggers Chris Low and Edward Aschoff discuss the impact of Alabama's legacy on the conference and if the Crimson Tide can pull off the unthinkable with a three-peat in this week's SEC podcast . Plus, Derek Tyson of ESPN.com's GatorNation stops b...Blog | January 17, 2013
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My preseason ESPN power rankingsEdward Aschoff
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High School Algebra: Decimals and Fractions
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High School Algebra I: Decimals and Fractions - Chapter Summary
Learn the basics of working with decimals and fractions with the lessons in this chapter. A knowledgeable instructor will show you how to add, subtract, multiply and divide fractions and decimals. You'll also learn to incorporate whole and mixed numbers. After completing this chapter, you should be able to:
- Define decimal place value
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|What Is a Decimal Place Value?
|Understand the definition of decimal place value.
|Comparing and Ordering Decimals
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|Adding and Subtracting Decimals
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|Multiplying and Dividing Decimals
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|How to Estimate in Math
|Explore the process of estimating decimals to solve math problems.
|How to Build and Reduce Fractions
|Understand how to build and reduce fractions.
|How to Find Least Common Denominators
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|Comparing and Ordering Fractions
|Review the process of comparing and ordering fractions.
|Changing Between Improper Fraction and Mixed Number Form
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|How to Add and Subtract Like Fractions and Mixed Numbers
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So, you either have to take A&P II and Micro together or A&PII and biochem together or you die in a fire. Which do you pick? You're also taking an online writing course and a abnormal psych class. You have a 3.8 gpa. GO!... Read More
- 0Dec 7, '12 by alex1987A&P II and Micro. I didn't take them together cause I was scared lol, and decided to take A&P with a bunch of other gen ed classes. Then when I took Micro the following semester I noticed I could have taken them together without complications. But it also depends on the instructors, and I don't mean you should choose the easiest ones because that way you probably won't learn that much, but the ones that are passionate about the subject and are willing to teach you properly but still being fair with tests and stuff.
- 0Dec 7, '12 by queseraseraUniversity of Maryland's School of Nursing gave me a list of classes I have to take at my specific school I'm attending now and they listed "Intro to Biochemistry" as my pre req for chemistry.
- 1Dec 7, '12 by SakuraChanI would suggest BioChem and A&P II. That BioChem class sounds equivalent to my CC's "Chemistry of Life" class which is General Chem/BioChem/Organic Chem, which is what I'm taking next semester!
I'll be taking Microbio over the summer!
EDIT: The Chem of Life class is a pre-req for Microbiology at my CC! (:
- 1Dec 7, '12 by Shorty11Tough choice! Taking two labs at the same time is difficult, but it can be done! ( I'm in my second semester of nursing classes, working on a BSN. I hold a BS is Biology with a minor in Chemistry.) I am definitely familiar with taking lectures with labs concurrently. I have taken Gen Chem. 1&2,, Organic1&2, and Biochem1&2. Biochem was pretty difficult, but it sounds like you're Biochem class is more of a combined intro course of all three. I would recommend taking A&P and Biochem together. The courses will (hopefully) complement each other well. This also will leave you with one lab to focus on at a time. The only thing to think about is if you leave Micro for the summer, the class AND lab will be accelerated due to time constraints. The questions is two labs concurrently at the slower pace of a "long" semester, or one lab at a time, yet with Micro lab being accelerated. Good luck on your choice!
- 1Dec 7, '12 by HalcyonnQuote from Chelsea13Ha, yea --I understand why you said what you said. My initial response was not to question your word usage, but to imply that I would rather "die in a fire" than take two science classes in the same semester!
Halcyonn, I chose "die in a fire" because if I hadn't I would have received replies that said "Don't take two lab courses together" which unfortunately isn't an option. Thank-you for your input, I appreciate it!
Good luck next semester!
- 0Dec 7, '12 by queseraseraHahaha Halcyonn!
I soo soo appreciate everyone input. I think A&P II and Intro to Biochem seem, both from you guys and after talking to the head of the sci. dept. today, to be the best choice as far as coupling them together. Now, let's all kick these pre-reqs butts so we can be nurses already!
- 1Dec 7, '12 by MiikiI would take BioChem, since Chem meshes with me better than Micro or dying in a fire. I've taken my fair share of Chem and Bio courses.
- 1Dec 8, '12 by irisheyesRsmilinI did AP2, micro and Chem 100 all in same semester and it was rough. I HAD to have an A in AP but only a C in Micro and Chem, and I did it. Chem was my hardest class because of the math and lack of enthusiasm for the subject.
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- 1Dec 8, '12 by CT Pixie, ASN, RNI pick the death option. Because if I had to take one of those combos of classes it WOULD be the death of me


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I got my 2200mah 3s batterys in and installed them in the F-18. They fit perfect and the CG is close to spot on, however the wireing is a mess with four batterys wired together to make a 6s2p pack. Havent come up with a solution yet to get all the wire mess to fit under the hood. I think im going to also install a switch between the batterys and the BEC/ESC, the spark that jumps out when i connect the main battery wire is scary.
My nose retract servo quit locking the nose wheel in the down position with the extra weight of the batterys and the nose steering servo doesnt have enough torque to even turn the front wheels with the batterys in. This jet is driving me crazy. By the time im going to be done fixing all this junk i would have been able to build this jet from scratch. Im going to just lock all the retracts down with collars for now and fix it all someday later on.
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All the time effort and money that it seems to take to get the retracts working reliably it's looking possibly more cost effective to go with some of current smaller air setups.
It's taking something like the HS 225MGs with 55 to 65 in ozs of torque to operate them properly. One of these weighs as much as up to 3 of the stock servos. And the trouble to get them fitted.
I looked at the BH photo spread on the V2s and if you look closely the front retracts aren't sitting all the way into the recess in flight although when turned over for a close up they are. So I'll bet they just stuck some of the same 9 to 12G, 20 or so in oz MG servos in place of the original plastic gears and that's not likely to fix the issue long term.
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Once you are rolling the nose wheel will probably steer as it doesn't take much. Mine hardly moves either when I am not moving forward but has plenty once the friction of being dead stopped is removed so I wouldn't worry about that.
That spark is normal. I get that all the time on my planes/heli's. It's alot of juice. It won't cause any harm.
Your front gear locking down. You need to loosen off the screw that is holding your pushrod to the servo itself, pull on the wire so that it is totally locked down in the down position, and then resecure the screw. Do that to all three. And THEN retract the gear and use the travel ajustment to get them up as far as you can into the belly. Honestly the weight has nothing to do with locking the gear. It's setup.
|Jun 02, 2009, 12:22 PM
I can't really agree with that. HS-225's are the same cost as the HS65's. The "trouble" to get them fitted is 20 seconds with an exacto knife so I'm not sure what you consider as trouble. As for weight...an air system is going to weigh just as much. Now this is all based on the kit version of the aircraft. If you are having to swap everything from the ARF...then yup it's a pain but no more so than installing an Air System. But as I've said before...without a JR Matchbox or some form of digital ajustment for the retracts, I would have been just as frustrated. And no I don't own stock in JR. :P
|Jun 02, 2009, 01:13 PM
The spark on the 6s battery setup is enourmos, im used to the usual spark but man when i hook up that 6s battery it scares you if you arent ready for it.
|Jun 02, 2009, 01:15 PM
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I've already decided against the ARF. Mostly because I have a lot of stuff already usable for this.
I'm looking at doing the airframe only and if I can simplify things with airs than that's my plan.
You're probably right as far trouble to do but I'm also looking at the overall end product.
I've never had any airs and every set of mechanical retracts I've had have given me more grey hair so being a glutten for punishment I'm thinking about trying some since they're down to 130 bucks.
As far as spark you should try a 12S pack sometime. I've had spectators jump when I plug them up
|Jun 02, 2009, 01:44 PM
Cant imagine the spark from a 12s battery, I almost ducked for cover the first time i hooked up the 6s. I suppose it would never arc across the Deans plug and cause a short while hooking it up could it?
|Jun 02, 2009, 01:52 PM
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Not with DC. Or at least I hope not!!
Some of the European ESCs like Kontronics don't spark. That have some sort of capacitor setup that absorbs the initial spike. Be nice if the rest would follow suit.
|Jun 02, 2009, 02:03 PM
Tam sells the same style thing. Plug this into your lipo setup first, then into the ESC.
|Jun 02, 2009, 02:29 PM
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662 Posts
That's neat.
I'm used to it by now. Been flying HV stuff since NiCads at 32 cells. Before Deans plugs were available the best around were the Astroflights and they were toast within about 50 flights.
|Jun 02, 2009, 09:27 PM
Ran up the motor on my 6s2p setup. I shut it down at 92amps around 1950watts. Not sure how high the amps would have ended up at WOT, any more and im sure something would have smoked. And that run was at 50% battery capacity. I am going to try limiting my throttle end point and see if i can keep it around 75amps or so at WOT. No luck with that so far.
Also blew up the rotor spinner. Luckily it didnt shatter the fan to. Inspected the blades and didnt find any cracks. The spinner didnt come loose it just broke, the screw was still tight and had a round piece of spinner plastic still under it. I contemplated leaving it off in the first place cause i had a feeling that wasnt going to hold up.
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