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Carb is a 3-bbl Keihin that was flooding gas to the point of gas getting into the oil. Removed carb and rebuilt. Installed, adjusted float levels, changed spark plugs, drained oil...idles great. Test drove finding the engine is starving for gas over 25 mph. Rechecked float levels and re-adjusted auxiliary (the primary was fine). Noted that at idle the primary jet is spraying gas into the carb but not the auxiliary jet. When throttle if further advanced to higher rpms the primary jet sprays gas stronger but the auxiliary jet remains dry. Am wondering if the lack of auxiliary jet supplying gas is the cause of my Civic not getting enough gas when driven over 25 mph? At what point should the auxiliary jet kick-in t do it's job? I am a do-it-yourself guy an am wondering what I might be overlooking. Thanks
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Adjust the linkage - these carbs are ultra complex, IMO, the shop manual is a necessity. |
A side note since I just looked closer at photographs that I took while rebuilding the carb. The primary float/chamber supplies the fuel to the two large barrels of the carb (the auxiliary to the very small third barrel). Of the two larger barrels only one is supplying gas thru the jet and the other is not. I suspect there is a blockage and will need to remove and clear out. Interested in your thoughts before I do this again. Thanks |
>I am a do-it-yourself guy an am wondering what I might be overlooking. To have gotten formal instruction and training on doing this repair PRIOR to attempting it? VBG... Carburetor repair is going to be just about a lost art, practiced by a select few. Even though I've rebuilt dozens of this carb, attempting to remember every detail about one without having it in front of me is really going to be tough. First is the "auxillary" your referring to the thrid barrel? Is the throttle plate opening on it when you are looking into it for fuel flow? Are you sure your secondary port throttle plate is opening and it flowing fuel? Just because the primary has varying amounts of fuel flowing sitting in the stall at different engine speeds, does not mean it's flowing enough fuel. Did you remove the jets when you did the "rebuild"? How did you clean the main metering passages while the carb was dissasembeled? Did you use compressed air to attempt to blow the passages clear? If so I have some bad news, some of these carbs had encapsuled check balls in the main metering passages, and if hit with unregulated shop air pressure, you could actually seat some of them and permanently block the passages. While I'm pretty sure I'm thinking of the one Nissan carb at the moment, they had a screw that was hollow, and created one of the fuel feed passages. The reason I mention that is some of the carb screws still create fuel flow passages, and the screws are different lengths to accomplish this. Did you match up all of the screws during dissasembly, and then ensure they went in to the correct holes? Too long of a screw in the wrong hole could block off an important passage. Other carb tricks... Were the venturi's removable during dissasembly and cleaning? If so were they removed and the o-rings replaced? The the venturi's staked back in, oh and made sure they were turned the right direction so that the fuel passages lined up? Does your Honda have an O2 sensor? If so then fuel metering is controlled by pulsing large and small vacuum leaks, and the carb is basically set to be over rich, and the balancing act of controlling the vacuum leaks creates the correct fuel mixture. Did you check this system to see if the vacuum controls are stuck in the lean position? Good luck, somethings really should not be a DIY project no matter how confident you are. This old Honda fuel control system is one of them, and your going to be hard pressed to find a tech today thats comfortable even working on this, especially going in after the fact.. |
I read you to say you are looking into the carburetor while advancing the throttle. That being the case I can't argue that the carburetor may be giving too much gas. But, I do suggest you take a look at the exhaust to be sure there is no black smoke. I say this because I had an 88 Dodge Ram 50 with a 2.8L engine that would fade whenever it was loaded, trying to increase speed or going into a hill. It ran fine at constant speeds. I figured it was running too lean and tried to get someone to work on it, no takers and a new carburetor is several hundred $s and I would not take on the replacement myself anyway. To the point of my saying double check, I found surfing the web someone with the same problem who told me the the second barrel (aux?) was injecting too much fuel. He suggested I plug the venturi on that barrel, the right hand side from the driver's seat. I did so, and bingo, the engine ran great. Another piece of information here is that with the axillary fully disabled the engine ran fine, good as "new" as far as I could tell from the driver's seat. Alas, I've traded it in on a new Chevy Colorado, now all my vehicles have fuel infection, and I think that's a good thing. The GM employee price sale and cash backs produced some great buys, even on a fuel efficient Colorado 2.8L with Manual. While on the subject of GM/Chevy, I got the traction control 2WD with automatic locking differential (a lot less money than a 4WD, but with some of the benefits). Anyone have any experience with an automatic locking differential? I'd like to have one on my garden tractor too... still another subject. Good luck with the Honda carburator. |
Check the repair manual. The 3rd jet on your Keihin carb may be an air bleed, not a fuel feed. The Keihin carbs on motorcycles have air bleeds for the low speed fuel adjustment. Opening up this bleed leans the mixture, just the opposite of a fuel feed. |
First Google : http://www.aa1car.com/library/carburetor_honda_keihin.htm The Keihin 3 barrel carburetter appears to be a conventional compound carburetter with an additional single pot carburetter used to meet EC regs by providing a rich mixture to a chamber in the cylinder head (? like a Ricardo swirl chamber in diesels ? don't know), to ignite a leaner mixture in the main combustion chamber. The site doesn't say, but I think the auxillary barrel is primarily used for starting, particularly in cold areas, where a conventional choke would exceed the allowed emission levels. If acceleration is poor you would look at the primary chamber in the compund carburetter (the second chamber opens when cruising to let more air in and lean out the mix). |
had an 83 colt with a mikuni carb? hot water choke pellet stuck and would not come off choke. burned up cat. took off aircleaner and watched choke open and close right before my eyes. never acted up again. |
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At the national level, the Auburn cricket team placed eighth and is hoping to do better this year, assuming it can afford the trip.
With an extension already granted for the $400 registration fee, the Auburn cricket team is on the hunt for community donations to allow them to compete at the national level.
Auburn's cricket team was officially established in 2006; however, members of the team had been playing together outside collegiate action for longer.
The 2009 season left an indelible mark on the cricket community, culminating in a undefeated season and winning the SEC Championship.
Team captain Naveenan Thiagarajan said the team is operating solely on donations from the community, and despite the generosity, the team is still hurdling monetary obstacles.
"Community support has not just been from the India community, or the Pakistan community, but from the Auburn community," said Navin Twarakavi, faculty sponsor. "So it's very diverse."
The team currently practices every Saturday at 2 p.m. on the intramural fields, a situation that is not ideal because of the fields' frequent use.
Even the annual Tiger Cup Tournament, which Auburn has won every year, is played on the intramural fields.
Twarakavi explained the tournament is done "professionally" and with Auburn staff assistance.
"We hope with club status and continued success that some sort of minimal facility could be available in the future," Twarakavi said. "A good pitch is important."
Thiagarajan said practicing without a proper pitch was like practicing football without a field, or baseball without a diamond.
"The 2009 season was amazing," said Rahul Potghan, co-captain. "But even with that, we did not receive recognition, nor any substantial help. We still hope."
Potghan said team spirit is high going into competitions despite the financial worries.
"We have good team chemistry, and we believe in putting in effort," Potghan said.
Potghan said the team is running practices as often as possible in preparation for the national championships, which hosts 32 teams.
Twarakavi said the team has good competition from the University of Mississippi, Mississippi State, South Alabama, University of Georgia, University of Alabama and University of Florida.
The Auburn team is predominately comprised of players from Sri Lanka and India, but Americans and Caribbean natives have also joined the cricket club recently.
One of the team's goals is to continue to introduce cricket to the Auburn community and engender the same love for the sport as they have.
"To me, if you love sports, no game is too tough for you to learn," Potghan said, "If you're a baseball hitter, you can smack the ball in cricket, too. It's kind of similar."

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Very Good Recipes of Cauliflower from Recipe Junction
There are 5 Cauliflower recipes on the blog Recipe Junction. (753 on all the blogs)
Click on the title of a recipe or the photo of a dish to read the full recipe on its author's blog.
Achari Gobi-Shimla Mirch (Cauliflower & Capsicum in tangy pickling sauce)
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T his recipe is originated in the Indian state of Punjab. Achar is Indian Pickle. But no pickle is used here in this recipe. Only the tempering matches in both pickle and in this recipe and the taste is also very similar in both the recipe, therefore the...
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Doi Sorshe Phulkopi(Cauliflower in yoghurt-mustard gravy)
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03/06/14 20:25
I n bengali Cuisine, spice plays a big role but we are specially in love with two main spices - Panch phoron(five spice mix) and Mustard. Posto or poppy seed comes in third place. We bengalis cook in mustard oil and mustard seeds are also used in abundance,...
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Chingri Diye Phulkopir Dalna(Potato-Cauliflower curry with prawns)
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T oday I'm showcasing a very unusual but delicious fish preperation from bengali cuisine. In bengal, we love all kinds of fish, from sweet water fish till salted sea-water fish but Bengali's love for sea-fish is something undescribable. Bengalis get emotional,...
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Kasoori Gobi(cauliflower with dried fenugreek Leaves)
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A dish that's truly remarkable and a must try for all lovers of Punjabi food like me. I love the flavour of kasoori methi and so love this dish and this side-dish is very regular in my household. U sing Kasuri methi(dried methi/fenugreek leaves) instead...
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Bengali Phulkopi Aloo Dum~ Potato-cauliflower curry(bengali way)
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Summary: Featuring extensive revisions to the text as well as a new introduction and epilogue--bringing the book completely up to date on the tumultuous politics of the previous decade and the long-term implications of the Soviet collapse--this compact, original, and engaging book offers the definitive
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Kanga and Roo are original characters from the Winnie the Pooh books by A.A. Milne. They are friends of Winnie the Pooh and stuffed animals that come to life.
Kanga is the only female character in the Winnie the Pooh books and movies. She's a tenderhearted mother to Roo, and she's a motherly figure to the rest of the gang, as well. She loves her young son and is very proud of him.
Roo is the youngest member of the Hundred Acre Wood friends. He's full of curiosity, fun-loving, and a very loving little guy. Roo loves discovering the wonders of life! And though he's quite young, he seems wise beyond his years.
Often getting into trouble, and is it any wonder since he's Tigger's "bestest" friend, Roo always learns his lesson.
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What's the biggest myth about street harassment? That men of color comprise the majority of offenders.
It's a myth as old as this nation: the idea that Black men are more likely to be sexual predators — especially of white women. Consider D.W. Griffith's "The Birth Of A Nation," that builds an entire narrative on the idea of the black brute. From the Scottsboro boys to Emmitt Till, history as well as popular culture, the justice system and virtually all other facets of American society still hold the deeply entrenched notion of Black men as people to be feared.
But the myth doesn't stop with history. In a recent New York Times article, a White woman living in a mostly Caribbean community (Crown Heights, Brooklyn) gets physically assaulted by a Latino man and wonders if it's her fault, as if moving into a mostly Caribbean community was the city-dwellers equivalent to "asking for it." A few years ago, a woman, also writing for The New York Times, reported on her experience doing aid work in the Congo and hearing repeatedly from other European aid workers that sexual harassment, violence, and rape in those areas "is cultural," instead of, as she duly notes, "a tool of war." The myth that Black and Latino men are innately sexually aggressive is one that extends beyond our national borders. Keep reading »


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i have my babe.. laying on the ground ... as a ground cover ...
i am wondering if i should have it staked upright ... as its habit is vertical .. and then the branches weep down ... google brings up nothing in the way of a pic ... Hep me rhonda.. Hep hep me rhonda ... ken |
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what.. you have no pic or info... but you are going to figure out the answer by looking at mine??? dB says: AF 7/2009 which translates into Al Fournash [aka Girards dad] .. july 2009 ken |
Shoulda, coulda, woulda,...you didn't. Why are you wondering.? Just let it wonder now. If I remember the weirder the better is a comment you are well know for. Not a bad thing. I am growing a Picea p. 'Stanley's Gold' on the horizontal. A case of I didn't either and I am glad I didn't. I like the look. Dave |
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its transplant time ... so i could under dig it.. straighten it somewhat .. and stake it .. if i had a straight answer from someone ... maybe i will just call my source.. maybe i will get a history too .. and if so.. i will make joy pay me for it ... ken |
Ken, Since we don't have an up dated photo I will step out on the limb reluctantly and tell you how I would do it. Dig it. Replant with main leader as vertical as it can be with exposing any of the root ball. Stake root ball down with 2-3 substantial stakes so it won't pull up under the stress the main leader will be under. Use restraints between the stakes, wire or pipe, to keep root ball in place. Drive a stake next to the main leader for vertical training. Tie main leader up tight to the vertical stake with stretch tape. If you can't suck up tight without breaking it then you will have to do it in increments. Do not use the cloths line method of tying off. We are not putting a baby to sleep here. This tie off means business. This will be a 3-4 year processes. The root ball will have to put down enough base to anchor it permanently so it won't topple when stake is removed. You will determine that also. Good luck, Dave |
"if i had a straight answer from someone"... I didn't figure you would by it. Your lack of response speaks loads. Sometimes it's hard to figure what you want or expect reading between the lines of superfluous mumbo jumbo. The fact is that I know you well... I am saying to myself why is he asking this question? He already knows what to do. You should be giving answers to questions like these with your back ground experience. Not asking for help. Still friends, but never again. I'll leave you to your own devices and stay clear. Dave |
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Still friends, but never again. I'll leave you to your own devices and stay clear. ===>>>> wow dave ... i dont know what to say .. to apologize.. or what ... if i were to get a proper ID .. and an idea as to its actual form .... and its inherently upright .... i would do as you suggest 2 replies above ... if its mislabeled .. then i dont know what i will do ... i planted it in a spot for a prostrate ... but upright would be OK ... ken |
Ken, Well at this point in the game I would leave it whatever it is. 4-5 year growing on the horizontal is probably where it needs to be. Resurrecting it to grow on the vertical might be quite a stretch. Other thought ...go buy another one in correct form. You have the room. Dave |
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Where else can you find life-changing objects from Stephenson's Rocket to the Apollo 10 command module, take in a science show, catch an immersive 3D movie, enjoy the thrills of a special effects simulator, introduce children to science with fun, hands-on interactives and encounter the past, present and future of technology in seven floors of galleries? At the Science Museum you can find all this and more!
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Museum, Science centre
The Science Museum has over 300,000 objects in its care, with particular strengths in the history of western science, technology and medicine since 1700.
It has been uniquely placed to acquire objects recording the Industrial Revolution, and now holds unrivalled collections in this area. Medical artifacts from all periods and cultures also form an important part of its holdings.
Items from this collection
Collection details
World Cultures, Toys and Hobbies, Social History, Science and Technology, Natural Sciences, Medicine, Maritime, Land Transport, Inland Waterways, Industry, Fine Art, Film and Media, Design, Costume and Textiles, Coins and Medals, Aviation, Archives, Agriculture, Weapons and War
Key artists and exhibits
- Launchpad
- atmosphere
- Who Am I
- Apollo 10
- Babbage
- Difference engine
- Fly Zone
- Lates
Cosmos & Culture
- 23 July 2009 — 31 December 2015 *on now
Explore how astronomy has changed the way we see our universe - and ourselves - through this object-rich exhibition. From ancient heritage to cutting edge technology, trace the history of people and the stars through different stories drawn from around the world.
Cosmos & Culture uses a new multimedia display environment that allows you to explore objects in depth and find out about key scientific concepts. See how different instruments work, discover the stories of the people who made and used them, and enjoy beautiful models, illustrations and photographs.
Exhibition supported by the Patrons of the Science Museum with additional support from the Science and Technology Facilities Council, STFC.
Suitable for
Unlocking Lovelock: Scientist, Inventor, Maverick
- 9 April 2014 — 9 April 2015 *on now
Delve into the archives of James Lovelock, one of Britain's most important living scientists and inventors, in our new exhibition.
Featuring previously unseen materials acquired by the Science Museum in 2012, the exhibition gives a unique insight into Lovelock's creative mind, personality and unconventional ideas.
James Lovelock's career has spanned scientific fields as diverse as medicine, environmental science, atmospheric chemistry and space exploration. He is most famous for formulating the Gaia hypothesis – the idea that Earth is a self-regulating system. This theory has been both hugely influential and controversial. It has profoundly shaped how environmental scientists view issues such as climate change and loss of biodiversity.
Among the highlights of the exhibition are Lovelock's laboratory notebooks, drafts of his papers and equipment from the laboratory in his back garden, where some of his most important work was done. The exhibition also features tools used by Lovelock to build many of his inventions, including a watchmaker's lathe and the home-made gas chromatography equipment that journeyed to the Antarctic and back and proved crucial to scientists' current understanding of global atmospheric pollution.
Unlocking Lovelock provides a unique insight into the life of this extraordinary man and illustrates the enormous value of archives as a resource for future research.
Suitable for
- Any age
Information age
- 1 October 2014 — 31 December 2016 *on now
Information Age is be the first museum gallery in the UK dedicated to the history of communication and information technology, celebrating over 200 years of inventions and innovations that have transformed how we communicate. The gallery takes over the largest single space in the Science Museum and features over 800 unique objects from our world class collections.
From the laying of the first transatlantic telegraph cable between the UK and North America, to the birth of satellite communications and the smart phone, Information Age explores the major technological advances that have helped shape the connected world we live in today. Remarkable personal stories about how these developments have transformed peoples' lives are brought to life through sophisticated interactive displays, film and audio.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Cosmonauts: Birth of the Space Age
- 1 November 2014 — 1 May 2015 *on now
Discover dramatic stories of Russian space exploration this new temporary exhibition.
For the first time in the UK, the remarkable story of Russian scientific and technological ingenuity that kick-started the space age is explored in a landmark exhibition at the Science Museum.
Cosmonauts brings to life the stories of Russian space endeavour to dramatic life through a unique collection of space artefacts, many of which have never before been seen either outside Russia.
In 1957 Soviet Russia launched Sputnik, the world's first artificial satellite, and four years later it sent the first human into space - Yuri Gagarin. However, the story of Russian space exploration is much older. Cosmonauts explores the science and technology of Russian space travel in its cultural and spiritual context, revealing a deep rooted national yearning for space that was shaped by the turbulent early decades of the twentieth century.
Amongst the star objects on display are real, cosmonaut-flown spacecraft, pioneering rocket engines, space suits and other life support systems. There are also examples of the personal and poignant - memorabilia belonging to some of the biggest names in spaceflight.
Cosmonauts represents a major collaboration between the Moscow State Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics and the Federal Space Agency, Roscosmos, and draws on the support of many institutions and individuals in the UK and Russia to bring together the most significant collection of space artefacts ever to leave Russia.
Suitable for
- Any age
Drawn by Light: The Royal Photographic Society Collection
- 2 December 2014 — 1 March 2015 *on now
From serene landscapes to exquisite nudes, this new exhibition brings together over 200 extraordinary highlights from the collection of the world's oldest surviving photographic society, by some of the greatest names in photography.
Visitors can see some of the earliest known photographic images dating back to the 1820s, by pioneers of photography such as Roger Fenton, William Henry Fox Talbot and Julia Margaret Cameron, alongside contemporary works by some of modern photography's most influential figures, such as Don McCullin, Terry O'Neill and Martin Parr.
Key artefacts from the history of photography, such as Nièpce's heliographs and Fox Talbot's experimental cameras, will also be on display.
Suitable for
- 18+
- 14-15
- 11-13
- 16-17
Engineer Your Future
- 17 December 2014 — 1 December 2017 *on now
Young people will be inspired to think like engineers and have their preconceptions challenged in a free interactive exhibition that is to open at the Science Museum this December.
Engineer Your Future, a three-year exhibition opening in the Science Museum's contemporary science wing, will put visitors' problem solving skills to the test, exploring engineering through large-scale, high quality interactive games and digital experiences that bring to life the skills engineers use every day.
Visitors will discover some of the fascinating stories of women and men who work in engineering today, with striking objects and an accompanying film illustrating cutting-edge engineering and exploring how engineers design, improve and test their ideas.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Cravings: Can your food control you?
- 12 February 2015 — 1 January 2016
From the flavours you learned to love in the womb to the very next bite you take, your appetite has been shaped by food. Through personal stories, fascinating objects and cutting-edge science and technology, Cravings explores how food affects your body, brain and eating habits.
This new exhibition reveals how not one but two brains work together alongside the hidden world of gut bacteria to affect your cravings.
Take part in real neurogastronomy experiments and help researchers uncover how what we see, hear, smell, touch and taste can change our desire for food. Explore the potential of technology to internally control appetite through your nerves, compare how baby animals react to sweet foods, and find out about the world's first poo bank.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Revelations: Experiments in Photography
- 20 March — 13 September 2015
The influence of early scientific photography on modern and contemporary art is to be revealed in a British exhibition for the first time at Media Space.
Showcasing some of the first and rarest examples of scientific photography, Revelations explores how the incidental aesthetics of ground-breaking techniques pioneered by figures like William Henry Fox Talbot, Eadweard Muybridge and Harold Edgerton have inspired diverse artistic responses.
From the 1840s, scientists were using photography to record phenomena too large, too small or too fast for the human eye to see. William Henry Fox Talbot's experiments with microphotography, some of the earliest scientific photographs ever made, will be on show alongside striking works by contemporary artists including Hiroshi Sugimoto.
Co-curated by Greg Hobson, Curator of Photographs at the National Media Museum, and Dr Benedict Burbridge of the University of Sussex, the exhibition will explore how art and science have been used to show phenomena which, thanks to the limits of human physiology, were previously invisible.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
The Kraszna-Krasz Book Awards and the First Book Award 2015
- 20 April — 28 June 2015
Media Space is set to host the Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards 2015, a celebration of the very best in photography and moving image publishing from the last year.
At an awards ceremony on 18 May 2015, a £10,000 prize will be split between the winners in the Best Photography Book and Best Moving Image Book categories. The judging panel for the Best Photography Book Award comprises photographer Hannah Starkey, author Geoff Dyer and Chair Mark Sealy MBE, Director, Autograph ABP. Meanwhile, Francine Stock, presenter of BBC Radio 4's The Film Programme will chair the Best Moving Image Book Award judging panel, joined by Janet Harbord, Professor of Film Studies at Queen Mary University of London and Elisabetta Fabrizi, Curator of Screen Media, Tyneside Cinema.
A display will accompany the awards in the Virgin Media Studio.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Building Bonanza Low Energy House Game
Try to build a "house of the future" by selecting the most environmentally friendly, low-energy materials and features in this online interactive game.
Challenge of Materials
An online exhibition about materials, with interactive elements exploring types of materials, selecting materials, making materials, and 'world-changing' materials.
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Energy - fuelling the future
A website designed to help KS2 and KS3 children find out about how we use energy, and make the most of a visit to the Energy Fuelling the Future gallery at the Science Museum. Here you will find fascinating facts, quizzes, and a wealth of practical activities developed with teachers who have tested them with their own children in schools. Many of the activities can be adapted for different audiences.
- Science Museum
Energy Info Zone
Kids' Science Book Club
The Kids Science Book Club is a fun and interactive book club to encourage children to read and learn whilst enjoying a literary extravaganza. It's a great way to learn more about science in a fun way. On Saturdays, monthly at 11.00.
How to obtain
Booking is essential - email email@example.com or call 020 7942 4333.
Making the Modern World: Bridges
This mathematics study module, available online, looks at how differently shaped bridges, built at different periods of time, handle loads and stress.
Making the Modern World: Urban Sustainability - Cities and the Role of Technology
This geography study module, available online, looks at urban development. Case studies are taken from cities around the world, and demonstrate cities as different kinds of systems, sustainability, and how technological developments affect urban life.
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I was going to butcher all the roosters, but have heard that I should keep one to 'watch over' the hens. I'm not interested in fertile eggs, but wonder if one rooster can guard 34 hens or if I should keep two roosters. What do you think? |
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Sure, 1 rooster could guard 34 hens if he happens to be in the right place at the right time, but this isn't always the case. 1 rooster for every 15-20 hens is best, and your flock could probably use another. That said, how a rooster guards is flock has a lot to do with their breeding and temperament, so choose wisely. |
My history with roosters is that 1 is good, 2 are enemies, and 3 or more learn to get along. In other words, the testoserone between 2 is usually lethal to one. But a whole bunch seem to work out a system of getting along. |
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According to me you should keep them. |
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When you change out your container soils for fresher, can you reconstitute the old soil by putting it in a compost pile or another pile for a couple of years? (I am posting this question in the Annuals Gardening Forum also.)
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Orange Roughy with a little added flavor Submitted by JLLLEW00 Carbs: 2.2g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 24.2g | Calories: 180.7
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This wonderful, spicy entree can be made with tilapia or any other white fish. I love it with fresh Gulf of Mexico red snapper or grouper. Submitted by THEBERT99 Carbs: 0g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 21g | Calories: 143.9
Ahi Tuna (Yellowfin) Steaks Grilled with a Mediterranean Flair. Yellowfin Tuna or Ahi Tuna is usually served either Raw, as in sushi or Seared. or Grilled. When I first had this tuna grilled in spain with olive oil and salt I couldn't believe it was fish at all. This recipe is a bit of a cross between seared italian style and Spanish grilled. Submitted by MILLCITY2 Carbs: 0.5g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 42.5g | Calories: 229.2
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I don't like fish much, but I love this baked tilapia recipe! I think the sauce can be used with other fish/seafood. Submitted by JENNAGUERRA Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 26.1g | Calories: 175.2
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Quick, Easy, & Deliciously Healthy for one or the whole family. Submitted by PHANTOM7 Carbs: 2.6g | Fat: 15g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 21.2g | Calories: 229.7
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I know these aren't as good as traditional tuna patties but they are perfect for a very low carb diet. Submitted by _SHERI Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 15.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 39.3g | Calories: 312.9
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Family Video: No fade to black here
As the owner of the nation's largest video rental store chain, Keith Hoogland said his biggest challenge is the industry's image problem.
"I'm trying to hire 2,000 people this year, and do people want to work at Family Video (when) they think the video business is over?" said Hoogland, whose father, Charlie Hoogland, founded Glenview-based Family Video in 1978.
The privately held company, which became the video rental leader when Blockbuster closed all its stores, has 782 stores in 21 states and Canada, and keeps growing even as many of its peers have closed amid the rise of movie streaming and rental boxes.
"We're a meeting place in the community, especially in the midsize and small towns," Hoogland said. "It's just as chaotic on a Friday or Saturday night as ever."
It is a bright spot in a dramatically declining industry. Revenues for the $3.8 billion video, DVD and game rental market in the U.S. are expected drop an average of 21 percent a year, to $1.2 billion, by 2019, and the number of store operators is forecast to decline 14.5 percent annually, to 1,744 during the same period, according to a May report from market research firm IBISWorld.
Surviving stores will likely focus on niche, hard-to-find films not typically offered by streaming sites and kiosks, the report said.
Family Video is not immune to those pressures. Twenty stores are slated to open this year in the U.S., but the growth rate has slowed from its peak of 100 new stores in 2010, Hoogland said. Business this year is flat, despite record revenues of more than $400 million last year and a slight uptick in same-store sales, he said.
As streaming technology and movie selection improve, Hoogland said, he expects that streaming eventually will supplant video stores. But not just yet.
With a wide movie and game selection and affordable rates ($2.59 to $2.79 for new releases; children's movies are free), Hoogland said customers still appreciate Family Video's personal touch.
As a franchisee of Toledo, Ohio-based Marco's Pizza, Hoogland has opened 75 pizza shops alongside his video stores, with the plan to have 250 pizza joints open in the next two years nationwide. The pizza-movie combination has helped drive traffic and lift sales, he said.
Hoogland said Family Video's community involvement also keeps customers loyal.
Its Round it Up For Lymphoma program, which rounds up customer transactions to the next dollar for the cause, raised $1.3 million in March, half of which goes to the Lymphoma Research Foundation and half to a lymphoma tissue bank at The University of Chicago Medicine. It has raised $3.4 million over the past three years.
"I think a lot of people want you to go and do things that are good for the community," said Hoogland, whose company also owns most of its real estate and a fiber-optic company that provides cable and Internet to about 8,000 customers in Illinois.
Hoogland said he and his father have been warned of the demise of video rentals since 1982, with the launch of the dual-deck VCR that allowed people to copy videotapes, so they take it day by day.
"We always said the video business would be here for five more years," he said.
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Clicktivated, a Chicago-based company that launched in October, makes interactive online videos that let viewers click on specific items in the video and bookmark them so that they can buy a product or learn more about it.
Clicking on a dress during a retailer's ad might pull up details about the designer or price, and clicking on a roasted chicken during a cooking show might pull up the recipe.
The technology is unique, Clicktivated CEO Chris Roebuck said, because clicking on an item doesn't take viewers away from the video to another site, but rather bookmarks an item of interest in a side rail with a link to purchase or with further details.
It also gives companies a way to directly sell products through their videos, and provides them data about which products in their videos stoke the most interest among their customers, Roebuck said.
Chicago-based Garmental.com, which champions local boutiques and brands, is implementing Clicktivated as it launches more videos with fashion and beauty advice to offer an easy way for viewers to learn about what they're seeing.
"The video platform is where everything is going," said Garmental.com co-founder and style director Suzanne Kopulos. "People want immediacy."
Other Clicktivated clients include Sofia Boutique in the Gold Coast, Vice Media, Tie Society and HSN, said Roebuck, who charges clients a license fee and takes a revenue share of purchases made through the video.
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