text:
Strict versus moderate glucose control after resuscitation from ventricular fibrillation
- Tuomas Oksanen,
- Markus B. Skrifvars,
- Tero Varpula,
- Anne Kuitunen,
- Ville Pettilä,
- Jouni Nurmi,
- Maaret Castrén
- … show all 7 hide
Rent the article at a discountRent now
* Final gross prices may vary according to local VAT.Get Access
Elevated blood glucose is associated with poor outcome in patients resuscitated from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA). Our aim was to determine whether strict glucose control with intensive insulin treatment improves outcome of OHCA patients.
A randomized, controlled trial.
Two university hospital intensive care units.
Ninety patients resuscitated from OHCA with ventricular fibrillation detected as the initial rhythm were treated with therapeutic hypothermia.
Patients were randomized into two treatment groups: a strict glucose control group (SGC group), with a blood glucose target of 4–6 mmol/l, or a moderate glucose control group (MGC group), with a blood glucose target of 6–8 mmol/l. Both groups were treated with insulin infusion for 48 h, because a control group with no treatment was considered unethical.
Measurements and results
Baseline data were similar in both groups. In the SGC group 71% of the glucose measurements were within the target range compared with 41% in the MGC group. Median glucose was 5.0 mmol/l in the SGC group and 6.4 mmol/l in the MGC group. The occurrence of moderate hypoglycemic episodes was 18% in the SGC group and 2% in the MGC group (p = 0.008). No episodes of severe hypoglycemia occurred. Mortality by day 30 was 33% in the SGC group and 35% in the MGC group (p = 0.846); the difference was 2% (95% CI –18% to +22%).
We found no additional survival benefit from strict glucose control compared with moderate glucose control with a target between 6 and 8 mmol/l in OHCA patients.
Article MetricsCitations
Co-published with
Other actions
- Herlitz, J, Castren, M, Friberg, H, Nolan, JP, Skrifvars, MB, Sunde, K, Steen, P (2006) Post resuscitation care: what are the therapeutic alternatives and what do we know?. Resuscitation 69: pp. 15-22 CrossRef
- Nolan, JP, Deakin, CD, Soar, J, Böttiger, BW, Smith, G (2005) European Resuscitation Council Guidelines for Resuscitation 2005. Section 4. Adult advanced life support. Resuscitation 67: pp. S39-S86 CrossRef
- Langhelle, A, Tyvold, S, Lexow, K, Hapnes, S, Sunde, K, Steen, P (2003) In-hospital factors associated with improved outcome after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. A comparison between four regions in Norway. Resuscitation 56: pp. 247-263 CrossRef
- Skrifvars, MB, Pettilä, V, Rosenberg, PH, Castren, M (2003) A multiple logistic regression analysis of in-hospital factors related to survival at six months in patients resuscitated from out-of-hospital ventricular fibrillation. Resuscitation 59: pp. 319-328 CrossRef
- Study Group, HACA (2002) Mild therapeutic hypothermia to improve the neurologic outcome after cardiac arrest. N Engl J Med 346: pp. 549-556 CrossRef
- Bernard, SA, Gray, TW, Buist, MD, Jones, BM, Silvester, W, Gutteridge, G, Smith, K (2002) Treatment of comatose survivors of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest with induced hypothermia. N Engl J Med 346: pp. 557-563 CrossRef
- Nolan, JP, Morley, PT, Hoek, TL, Hickey, RW (2003) Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest. An advisory statement by the advanced life support task force of the international liaison committee on resuscitation. Circulation 108: pp. 118-121 CrossRef
- Berghe, G, Wouters, PJ, Weekers, F, Verwaest, C, Bruyninckx, F, Schetz, M, Vlaesselaers, D, Ferdinande, P, Lauwers, P, Bouillon, R (2001) Intensive insulin therapy in critically ill patients. N Engl J Med 345: pp. 1359-1367 CrossRef
- Berghe, G, Wilmer, A, Hermans, G, Meersseman, W, Wouters, PJ, Milants, I, Wijngaerden, E, Bobbaers, H, Bouillon, R (2006) Intensive insulin therapy in the medical ICU. N Engl J Med 354: pp. 449-461 CrossRef
- Meynaar, I, Oudemans-van Straaten, H, Wetering, J, Verlooy, P, Slaats, E, Bosman, R, Spoel, J, Zandstra, D (2003) Serum neuron-specific enolase predicts outcome in post-anoxic coma: a prospective cohort study. Intensive Care Med 29: pp. 189-195
- Schoerkhuber, W, Kittler, H, Sterz, F, Behringer, W, Holzer, M, Frossard, M, Spitzauer, S, Laggner, A (1999) Time course of serum neuron-specific enolase: a predictor of neurological outcome in patients resuscitated from cardiac arrest. Stroke 30: pp. 1598-1603
- Rosén, H, Stibrant Sunnerhagen, K, Herlitz, J, Blomstrand, C, Rosengren, L (2001) Serum level of the brain-derived proteins S-100 and NSE predict long-term outcome after cardiac arrest. Resuscitation 49: pp. 183-191 CrossRef
- Tiainen, M, Roine, RO, Pettilä, V, Takkunen, O (2003) Serum neuron-specific enolase and S-100B protein in cardiac arrest patients treated with hypothermia. Stroke 34: pp. 2881-2886 CrossRef
- Latorre, F, Nolan, JP, Robertson, C, Chamberlain, D, Baskett, P (2001) European Resuscitation Council guidelines 2000 for adult advanced life support. Resuscitation 48: pp. 211-221 CrossRef
- Longstreth, W, Inui, T (1984) High blood glucose level on hospital admission and poor neurological recovery after cardiac arrest. Ann Neurol 15: pp. 59-63 CrossRef
- Müllner, M, Sterz, F, Binder, M, Schreiber, W, Deimel, A, Laggner, AN (1997) Blood glucose concentration after cardiopulmonary resuscitation influences functional neurological recovery in human cardiac arrest survivors. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab 17: pp. 430-436 CrossRef
- Preiser, J-C, Devos, P (2007) Steps for the implementation and validation of tight glucose control. Intensive Care Med 33: pp. 570-571 CrossRef
- Berghe, G, Wilmer, A, Milants, I, Wouters, PJ, Bouckaert, B, Bruyninckx, F, Bouillon, R, Schetz, M (2006) Intensive insulin therapy in mixed medical/surgical intensive care units. Benefit versus harm. Diabetes 55: pp. 3151-3159 CrossRef
- Finney, SJ, Zekveld, C, Elia, A, Evans, TW (2003) Glucose control and mortality in critically ill patients. JAMA 290: pp. 2041-2047 CrossRef
- Vriesendorp, T, DeVries, J, Santen, S, Moeniralam, H, Jonge, E, Roos, Y, Schultz, M, Rosendaal, F, Hoekstra, J (2006) Evaluation of short-term consequences of hypoglycemia in an intensive care unit. Crit Care Med 34: pp. 2714-2718 CrossRef
- Brunkhorst, FM, Kuhnt, E, Engel, C, Meier-Hellmann, A, Ragaller, M, Quintel, M (2005) Intensive insulin therapy in patient with severe sepsis and septic shock is associated with an increased rate of hypoglycemia—results from a randomized multicenter study (VISEP). Infection 33: pp. 19-20
- Brunkhorst, FM, Reinhart, K (2007) Intensive insulin therapy in the ICU: benefit versus harm?. Intensive Care Med 33: pp. 1302 CrossRef
- Kanji, S, Singh, A, Tierney, M, Meggison, H, McIntyre, L, Hebert, PC (2004) Standardization of intravenous insulin therapy improves the efficiency and safety of blood glucose control in critically ill adults. Intensive Care Med 30: pp. 804-810 CrossRef
- Meynaar, IA, Dawson, L, Tangkau, PL, Salm, EF, Rijks, L (2007) Introduction and evaluation of a computerised insulin protocol. Intensive Care Med 33: pp. 591-596 CrossRef
- Sunde, K, Pytte, M, Jacobsen, D, Mangschau, A, Jensen, LP, Smedsrud, C, Draegni, T, Steen, PA (2007) Implementation of a standardised treatment protocol for post resuscitation care after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Resuscitation 73: pp. 29-39 CrossRef
- Title
- Strict versus moderate glucose control after resuscitation from ventricular fibrillation
- Journal
Intensive Care Medicine
Volume 33, Issue 12 , pp 2093-2100
- Cover Date
- 2007-12-01
- 10.1007/s00134-007-0876-8
- Print ISSN
- 0342-4642
- Online ISSN
- 1432-1238
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Randomized controlled trial
- Resuscitation
- Glucose
- Hypothermia
- Mortality
- Enolase
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Tuomas Oksanen (1)
- Markus B. Skrifvars (2)
- Tero Varpula (1)
- Anne Kuitunen (2)
- Ville Pettilä (2)
- Jouni Nurmi (2)
- Maaret Castrén (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Intensive Care Units, Jorvi Hospital, Helsinki University Hospital, Turuntie 150, 02740, Espoo, Finland
- 2. Intensive Care Units, Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine, Helsinki University Hospital, Helsinki, Finland
- 3. Department of Clinical Science and Education, Södersjukhuset, Karolinska Institutet, 11883, Stockholm, Sweden


text:
Thanks for redeeming.{{else}}
Success! Thanks for repurchasing.{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if Expired}}
Increase my visibility!{{else}} {{#if IsMultiPack}}
{{#if HasMultiPack}} You have {{MultiPackCount}} top spot(s) left. Now loading you into the search listings... {{else}} You have used all top spots. Now loading you into the search listings... {{/if}}{{else}}
We are loading you into the search listing pages...{{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}}
{{Current}} just saw you!{{/if}} {{#if LastTopSpotPurchaseIsMulti }} {{#if HasAnyTopSpot}}
{{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} {{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Free {{/if}} {{#if HasPaidTopSpot }} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} & {{/if}} {{ MultiPackCount }} {{/if}} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{else}}
0 Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }}
{{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{/if}} {{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasResults}}
{{Current}} see you now!{{else}} {{/if}} {{/if}}
You can now invite anyone to meet at your favorite Starbucks.
Limited-time feature
30 year old man | Kaufman, TX, USA | Seeking women 21-35 within 40 miles
Active within 24 hours
Nice guy refusing to finish last!
Who really knows what to put here. I would say all the usual things like I'm laid-back, take life as it comes, I like going out with my friends for a good time, and I like to sit on the couch and watch movies with that special someone; but who doesn't want to have moments in their life like that?! I stand behind the statement of I must be simply experienced! One day I might want to go sky diving, bungee jumping, or whatever the cure for an over active adrenal gland may require at that time. I do have my days where I want to sit back and see if I can truly blend in with my couch. I'm driven in life whether it be work, recreational, or just life itself. Anything I do in my life is to it's fullest potential. I don't want to look back and know I could have done better. I'm very much into fitness working out 5-6 times a week. If you know what the IFBB or NPC is, you get bonus points. Fitness to me is not about being better than someone else, it's about being better than I used to be. I know I'm not perfect because we were born to make mistakes, not fake perfection. I don't look at life being afraid of what could go wrong, I think of what could go right. I'm from the country and I'm a southern gentleman. I've been told I have a southern-twang. I love the country life but I can't deny that the city life also holds qualities that I favor. I'm blunt, straight to the point, use humor to fix and brighten people's day, sarcastic humor is my favorite, and I wear my heart on my sleeve as a hopeless romantic. Whatever else you can think of feel free to ask. I'm not a big picture taker but yes I am putting up new ones shortly.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Auto racing / Motorcross, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Football, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Soccer, Swimming, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Dogs, Horses
Middle of the Road
Any place outdoors; any place I've never been before; any place with great people, food, and drinks; or a starbucks!
My gym, country music, alternative rock, learning something new, meeting new people, playing in the dirt, running around uptown, floating a river, spending time with friends...really just too many thing I enjoy to list!
I'm truly up for anything it all really depends on my mood. I want to try what you find fun so I find out who you really are and then we can try something crazy idea of mine.
Lewis Black - "Me of little faith"
Z{{Cta}} {{#if HasMoreInfo}} ?{{CtaSecondary}} {{/if}}
|What he is looking for
|6'2" (187cms)
|3'0" (91cms) to 8'0" (243cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds
|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Dark brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde, Platinum
|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally, Yes, but trying to quit
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Sales / Marketing
|No preference
My job isn't as technical as it will sound, lol!
|$35,001 to $50,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian, Other
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
I believe that God has a plan for all of us.
|Some college
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
I started college before entering the military and now I'm going to finish...study partner?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Microwave over range subbing for Frigidaire
Any suggestions for an over the range microwave that has a good reputation, is mid-range, doesn't have to have convection, is a stainless steel with black highlights, and looks like a Frigidaire range with a black stovetop? I bought a Frigidaire Gallery range and am happy about that choice but hadn't bought the OTR microwave yet and now am learning that the Frigidaire OTR microwaves are overall not well reviewed.
Any suggestions? My range is the Frigidaire Gallery Series FGGF304DL (link to it with a photo is at http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/FGGF304DL.html) and so far the models that seem like the best substitutes for the Frigidaire model that are well reviewed are a Whirlpool like the WMH32517A(link at http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/WMH32517A.html) or possibly a GE Spacemaker like the JVM1740 (http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/JVM1740.html?infoview=reviews#tabs) or a Maytag like the MMV1164W (http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/MMV1164W.html).
I'm leaning toward the Whirlpool model because it looks so much like the Frigidaire, but open to other ideas. All of the models are $275 to $350 or so, and I'm open to spending more $ if needed, but happy spending $300 to $350.
My bigger issue is that the height is about an inch or more too long and is going to be impeding on my stovetop clearance as a result, but that's a subject of a different post.
Thanks for any suggestions. I need to buy within the week .
Thanks for your help - I did end up buying the Whirlpool and so far so good, we're close to the 3 month mark using it and I'm so happy I didn't buy the Frigidaire. Other than a blue LED light vs. the green/yellow one on the Frigidaire range (which I also love), they look very nice together.


text:
Gerald Castle
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, California, US
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, California, US
For the chili:
For the topping:
Preheat oven to 375° F.
In a large pot or deep saucepan, heat olive oil over medium high heat. Add cubed chicken, garlic, coriander, cumin, and 1/2 teaspoon chili powder. Cook until chicken is browned on all sides, then remove and set aside.
Add chopped onion to the pot and cook down until soft and fragrant. Add beans, corn, chilies, and tomatoes, including the liquid. If there is not very much juice with the tomatoes, add up to 1/4 cup chicken stock. You don't want a soupy chili at all, but enough liquid to cook everything together.
Bring mix to a boil and allow to cook and thicken. When nearly done, add chicken and mix in, heating through to finish. Remove chili from heat.
In a small pot, heat water and salt over medium high heat; it doesn't need to be boiling. Stir in cornmeal and continue whisking while it incorporates the water and thickens, which should take about 5 minutes. When thick, add butter and mix in to melt. Remove from heat.
In a deep round glass dish, pour all of the chili. Oh man. You just want to eat it now, don't you? Oh man. Now scoop the (essentially polenta) cornmeal mixture over the top of the chili, and spread into a single layer. Top with a sprinkling of black pepper.
Bake for 30 minutes, or until polenta has firmed up. Allow to cool briefly, and then scoop into bowls to serve.
Finances are on an upswing. But your fortunes are tied to the fortunes of others. Honor commitments and this will be a prosperous time.
Mars enters Taurus. You could use a shot of adrenaline. The planet of gumption and drive adds muscle to current proceedings.
You lock horns with an opponent or rival. Most people would be uneasy, but you've been looking for someone to match wits with. Go to it!
Expect big changes in your social circle. Intimates won't be pleased, but you enjoy the breath of fresh air a vibrant personality brings.
Think big ,but don't fixate on how you'll fulfill ambitions. One action (be it ever so humble) is all it takes to put things in motion.
Mars in Taurus shows you gaining new ground in the next few weeks. If you want to hold on to it then find a way to share the profit or the credit.
You have to decide if you're going to be part of a partnership or not. If your answer is yes, then you must follow the other person's lead.
Either people are part of the problem or they're part of the solution. There can be no fence sitting. Holding them accountable gets results.
A surprise promotion or dismissal is just the beginning. Office politics will soon get dicey. Careful what you say. The cubicles have ears.
You may not feel ready for a romantic pursuit, but love waits for no one. Besides you're spending too much time with the calculator.
Weeks ago you didn't know where you stood. Now you're at the head of the line. Don't waste time trying to figure it out. Forge ahead!
A matter close to your heart is resuscitated and this time you'll see it make a full recovery. This makes the past few weeks of aggravation worth it.
After a bit of a delay Ludacris drops off his new album entitled Ludaversal. Listen to it up top. You can purchase it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ludaversal-deluxe/id974136463.
1. "Ludaversal Intro"
2. "Grass Is Always Greener"
3. "Call Ya Bluff"
4. "Lyrical Healing"
5. "Beast Mode"
6. "Viagra Skit"
7. "Get Lit"
8. "Come and See Me Interlude"
9. "Come and See Me" (feat. Big K.R.I.T.)
10. "Good Lovin" (feat. Miguel)
11. "Ocean Skies" (feat. Monica)
12. "Not Long" (feat. Usher)
13. "Charge It to the Rap Game"
14. "This Has Been My World"
Wale's latest project, The Album About Nothing, is now available. Stream the entire project up and order it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-album-about-nothing/id972747051.
1. "The Intro About Nothing"
2. "The Helium Balloon"
3. "The White Shoes"
4. "The Pessimist" (Feat. J. Cole)
5. "The Middle Finger"
6. "The One Time In Houston"
7. "Girls On Drugs"
8. "The God Smile"
9. "The Need To Know" (Feat. SZA)
10. "The Success"
11. "The Glass Egg"
12. "The Bloom (AG3)"
13. "The Matrimony" (Feat. Usher)
14. "The Body" (Feat. Jeremih)
Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas says the million-dollar ring he gave ex-fiancée Laura Govan is fake.
Govan sued Arenas claiming that he "forcefully took" the engagement ring back from her and booted her from their California home along with their four children.
Arenas denied the allegations on Instagram, saying he's far from a deadbeat dead and explaining why he doesn't need to snatch back that ring.
"I didn't kick my family out the Calabasas house. I left and moved into a two bedroom apartment in Woodland Hills as of TODAY, which I've been in since January 1st," he argued, adding that he gives his wife $20,000 a month in child support. "Last but not least, when you have a million dollar ring made you also have a fake one made JUST incase sh*t doesn't workout. Let's say sh*t didn't workout and she has the fake one, no need to forcefully take a ring back if it's been sitting in a safe this whole time."
"Why sell it when i can pass it down too my kids? PEOPLE, my d*ck aint that big for everyone to be hanging on it," he added.
Gilbert also clapped back at a website that listed him as the No. 2 weed smoker in the NBA.
He wrote: "I'm ranked #2 out of NBA players who smoke weed?? I've NEVER smoked weed a day in my life lmaoooo … #simpleb*tch."
Muhammad Ali believes Floyd Mayweather Jr. will lose to Manny Pacquiao in their long-awaited fight on May 2, with his daughter hinting that Ali's selection is influence by his disdain for Mayweather's flashy lifestyle.
"My dad is Team Pacquiao all the way! My dad stood for things," Rasheda Ali told TMZ. "Mayweather … I don't think there's a comparison."
"My dad really likes Manny. He's a huge fan of his," she added. "He knows Manny's a great fighter … but it's more about what he does outside the ring. He's such a charitable person."
Due to his Parkinson's disease, Muhammad Ali, 73, will be watching the big bout at home.
"There's no question he's going to order it," said Rasheda Ali. "It takes my dad way back to when he was fighting."


text:
Black screen on Start up Cant install OSX
Hey guys, I have a Mac pro 2008.
When i press the power button the white light shows up then the scheme and then all i have is a black screen. NO apple logo NO grey screen nothing.
then in a few seconds Windows 7 Loads up.
I tried to insert Mountain lion cd i hear it working but i cant see nothing the screen just wont turn on.
I tried different screens tried different video cards different cables.
I tried replacing Hard drives.
the problem is that WINDOWS 7 boots and works great but i cant install OSX in any way.
please help.
Edited by: oldturkey03 ( ) , Andrew Optimus Goldberg ( )
MacHale Enterprise
Accepted Answer
OS X Lion or OS X Mountain Lion includes a built in set of utilities in the Recovery System. Restart your Mac and hold down the Command key and the R key (Command-R), and keep holding them until the Apple icon appears, indicating that your Mac is starting up. After the Recovery System is finished starting up, you should see a desktop with a OS X menu bar and a "Mac OS X Utilities" application window. Note: If you see a login window or your own desktop and icons, it is possible that you didn't hold Command-R early enough. Restart and try again.
In order to reinstall OS X Lion or OS X Mountain Lion, you will need to be connected to an Ethernet or Wi-Fi network. The Wi-Fi menu item is in the upper-right corner of the screen. Click the icon to display all available Wi-Fi networks. Click your preferred network name and, if needed, enter a username and/or password.
Wizbang FL
You stated you can't install OSX but have windows installed. When you installed Windows did you use boot camp to do it? Normally you install OSX and then use boot camp to create the windows partition to install win 7 etc on. If you have multiple partitions you can hold down the alt key during boot up to select which partition you want to boot from.


text:
Free Shipping on all RETAIL orders over $99. Cannot be combined with other specials. Does not apply to wholesale orders.
We're continuing our "we're so done with winter" yoga style inspiration this week with a punchy blue and metallic theme.
We're over the snow in Boston and are ready to move onto warmer weather.
Continue reading >
Video instruction for Shoulder Stand/Sarvangasana by Gwen Lawrence.
I have owned two tpECOmat Plus over the past several years, and now I would never use another mat. Kulae is the best! - Christina
At Kulae we're on a mission to provide our customers with the most stylish & eco-friendly yoga mat, hot yoga mat, and yoga gear on the planet while truly living by our mantra, "karma's real." Our team works around the clock to ensure that the yoga & fitness experience of our customers is in concert with the world in which we live. The durability, comfort and traction of the our family of mats are second to none, and we're so confident you will love your kulae eco yoga mat that we guarantee your satisfaction 100%.�
All lines of our tpECOmat� are 100% biodegradable, 100% recyclable, and contain no PVC, latex, cadmium, lead or rubber (that means no allergies). The majority of our eco-friendly yoga mats are dual layer constructed, providing two color options and two distinct, grippy surfaces for you to choose from - all in one mat.�Our eco mats are made of eco-conscious TPE using closed cell technology, which means that bacteria and germs cannot get "trapped" in the mat, as is the case with most natural rubber mats. You will get the grip of a traditional "sticky" mat without the smell, the heavy carrying weight and lingering odors found in traditional rubber/PVC mats.�
Not only have we built the finest yoga mat on the market with our tpECOmat� family of mats, but we have also created a one-of-a-kind hot yoga mat with our patented Elite Hot Hybrid. Our Elite Hot Hybrid hot yoga mat combines the function and support of a traditional yoga mat with the absorbability of our thirstiest towel. Made of environmentally friendly, ECO PER and Bamboo Microfiber, this mat is free of the 6 most harmful phthalates and is sure to be the standard by which all hot yoga mats are measured.


text:
Roscoe Smith
Roscoe Smith News
News on Roscoe Smith continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
Lakers sign Jeremy Tyler, Keith Appling, Jabari Brown and Roscoe Smith
Sep 24, 2014 | MSNBC | Comment?
Ranking the Top CBB Teams If Players Stayed in School for 4 Years
Jun 5, 2014 | BleacherReport | Comment?
Trending Now
Updated: Wed Mar 04, 2015 07:34 am
Copyright © 2015 Topix LLC


text:
Terms & Conditions.
Price matching does not apply to this or any promotion. Offer is valid through 4/1/15 at 11:59 pm PST. May not be combined with any other offer/discount (unless specified), including invitation credits, promotional gift cards and/or special discount links. Discount applied upon checkout. Log in to your account to see your savings.
Post Modern Art: 1945-Now, with more than 400 color images, explores the trends and notable names that continue to inspire today's artistic heritage. Its sixteen chapters present painters, sculptors, photographers, and architects with their most important works—many of them results of the close relationship between art and life.
This product has no reviews yet. Be the first to review this product. Write a review
Sign Up & Enjoy 20% Off*


text:
Photo by ROMULO YANES
Leave a Review
I made these for an ice fishing trip this past week. I made them in a mini-muffin tins and cooked them for approx 10 min. They were fantabulous!
This recipe is fabulous! It's easy, delicious and everyone loves them!
Finding myself with 4 overripe bananas this afternoon,I searched for an easy recipe. Found this and since I have 3 vegans and 3 non vegans to feed I made 2 batches. One with egg replacer and soy margarine and the other with a real egg and butter. I made them in mini non stick muffin pans, no paper liners. Both batches are very tasty. Will definitely make this recipe again. Even my non banana eater enjoyed them.I added vegan chocolate chips and organic unsweetened coconut to the vegan muffins and substituted chopped walnuts for organic unsweetened coconut in the non vegan muffins as I had run out of coconut.
If you are a banana and a coconut lover, indulge! Each time I have made them requests have come for an immediate second batch. And they are so easy, I always comply.
Love it!
These muffins were a nice alternative to plain banana bread. Nice and moist and full of flavour. The sprinkled coconut on top is a nice touch! I did however find the muffins a little dense. That could however be a personal preference thing!
Not spectacular, but ok. I think it needs more spice or maybe something in the middle. Definately decrease the sugar, especially if you are using sweetened coconut
There is no need to cream the butter (these are muffins after all). Simply melt the butter in the microwave. Combine all the other wet ingredients, then blend in the butter. Then fold in the dry ingredients and "voila!", you are ready to bake. I used 6 extralarge muffin cups. These are so good and easy, I made them 3 nights in a row just to use up overripe bananas!
Dry, heavy, too sweet. I only baked them for twenty minutes, centre was underdone but edges were dry.
I read the reviews thinking that these were probbaly good, but not nearly as tasy as everyone said they were. I was wrong! These are delicious, so easy, and as other reviewer said, better than a whole loaf of banana bread. I don't even like banana cakes, and I loved these. My mother who doesn't care for coconut liked them, and my husband who's lukewarm on both liked them as well. Great recipe!!


text:
(November 26, 2011: Starkville, MS 39759) The Starkville Yellowjackets basketball team scored 70 points and restricted the visiting Callaway Chargers to 58 in the Yellowjackets non-league victory on Saturday.
The Yellowjackets now sport a 4-0 record. They play next when they host Louisville for a non-league contest on Tuesday, November 29. Starkville will meet a Wildcats team coming off a 61-55 non-league loss to Choctaw Central (Philadelphia, MS). The Wildcats record now stands at 2-5.
The Chargers (6-1) will now prepare for their contest against Yazoo City (Yazoo City, MS). The Indians come into the non-league contest with a 5-1 record. In their last contest, Yazoo City beat Ruleville Central (Ruleville, MS), 49-22, in a non-league contest.
Not a Member?
Join MaxPreps now for free access to rankings for thousands of teams across all sports.


text:
Kiwis to face Ireland in Christchurch
ESPNscrum Staff
November 8, 2011
Dan Carter parades the World Cup through Christchurch after the All Blacks' World Cup win © Getty Images
Rugby will return to Christchurch after the New Zealand Rugby Union confirmed that the earthquake-damaged city will host the All Blacks in 2012.
Following February's devastating earthquake, the AMI Stadium is still out of action but Christchurch's Rugby League Park has experienced a $20m redevelopment and has had the capacity boosted to 25,000. The stadium will host the Crusaders' 2012 Super Rugby fixtures and also a Test between New Zealand and Ireland on June 16, 2012.
NZRU chairman Mike Eagle was delighted to be able to announce the move back to Christchurch. "We are delighted for the residents of Christchurch that they will have a venue capable of hosting major international concerts and sporting fixtures," Eagle said. "Christchurch has not hosted an All Blacks test match since the Bledisloe Cup match in August 2010."
The Test between the in Christchurch is one of three between the pair with the All Blacks also facing Ireland at Auckland on June 9 and in Hamilton on June 23. With the Rugby Championship also launched on Tuesday, the NZRU have also confirmed the stadiums for their three home fixtures and the world champions will face Australia at Eden Park on August 25, Argentina in Wellington on September 8 and South Africa in Dunedin on September 15.
NZRU CEO Steve Tew is looking forward to welcoming Ireland back to New Zealand after the 2011 global gathering. "Ireland really set the tournament on fire and it will be great to have them back in New Zealand next year," he said. "It is particularly special that they will play in Christchurch at the redeveloped Rugby League Park - the first Test match in Christchurch since the Canterbury earthquakes.
"The Rugby Championship will see the return of traditional southern hemisphere rivals South Africa and Australia who usually bring out the competitive spirit in our rugby fans. The 2011 Rugby World Cup demonstrated exactly how exciting matches between these four countries can be, and how fans bring much of the colour and atmosphere to a venue."
© ESPN Sports Media Ltd.
|Live Scores
'Concussion is not worth the risk'
Concussion, relegation and the mother of all surprises - it's the Monday Maul.
Jones key to Wales World Cup plans
Huw Richards assesses where Wales are after a mixed Six Nations, with front row seats still very much available for the World Cup
Attacking revolution will be fleeting
John Mitchell lapped up the action on 'Sensational Saturday' - but warns not to expect a repeat come Rugby World Cup time later this year
Ireland, England are dangers if ...
Craig Dowd warns England, Ireland and Wales they should play to their strengths rather than those of the All Blacks and the Wallabies


text:
Category Archives: Uncategorized
Roundup of a Crazy Weekend
This weekend has been very busy for antifascists around the country, with many demonstrations and some interesting (and worrying!) developments.
First off, SS wannabes National Action staged a "White Man March" in Newcastle. North East Antifascists, alongside London Antifascists and many other autonomous groups, confronted them and made sure they had a real shit time. Chants such as "Hitler was right!", plus burning an LGBT and Israeli flag, got 9 of them (ie half of their demo) nicked for racial hatred. It ended with around 20 idiots standing protected by dozens of police, sieg heiling to an empty street. Well done guys, that was a major victory for the white race /sarcasm.
British Fascism: Know your Enemy
Comrades over at @UKAktion have produced the first in a series of infographics demystifying the far-right in Britain. More to come! Feel free to download and spread around.
Originally posted on UK AKTION:
Below is the first in a series of infographics produced by UKAktion, with the aim of demystifying the British far-right so that antifascists can more effectively combat them. Feel free to download and spread around, there is both a higher-quality, larger .PNG file, and a standard .JPEG file. Credit to La Horde for original idea.
EDL coming to Brighton, April 18th!
The EDL have announced a national demonstration in Brighton on April 18th! Our comrades over at StopMFE have issued a call out to block them!
Originally posted on StopEDL:
The far-right English Defence League have announced a national demonstration in Brighton on 18th April 2015. With no Islamophobic issue to hang their demo from, it is clear the EDL simply want to cause trouble for the residents of Brighton because we are a tolerant and diverse community that has successfully defeated the racist March for England.
EDL in Brighton on a March for England a few years ago.
StopMFE are disappointed that the EDL have decided to bring their drunken, racist caravan to Brighton. In previous years, Brightonions have risen to the occasion brilliantly in successfully seeing off the March for England with colourful mass demonstrations and blockades. We call on all the vibrant communities of Brighton to unite and stop the EDL's message of hate.
Details are yet to be announced. Keep an eye here, or on our Twitter or Facebook.
No Pasaran!
View original 7 more words
Successful Gig
Phew, what a night!
Last night, Brighton Antifascists had a very successful benefit gig in the Cowley Club, Brighton's premier radical social center. Negative Measures and Teef from Brighton and Damaged Head and Harda Tider all the way from Sweden played for an audience of easily 100 enthusiastic punks.
Pegida UK: Nazis, Islamophobes and Anti-Semites.
Anyone who's been keeping an eye on the growth of the far-right in Europe over the last year can't help but have noticed "Pegida" (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamification of Europe), a German group who have been marching every week for several months, drawing many thousand supporters in their home city of Dresden.
Attempts to take the Pegida format beyond Dresden have been somewhat underwhelming. Low numbers and large antifascist counter-protests have dogged their demonstrations in cities like Cologne, Hannover and Berlin. With the creation of Pegida groups outside of Germany, this pattern of failure has only continued, with their attempt at marching in Malmö, Sweden, hilariously outnumbered.
Opposing the EDL in Dudley – reports and thoughts
Antifascist Network report and thoughts about the Dudley demo.
Originally posted on Anti-Fascist Network:
Some brief reports and thoughts from Dudley at the weekend.
Local and national media mostly seem to be repeating the police's figures of 600 EDL and 50 anti-fascists. There are some divergences from this. Some media organisations estimated up to 1000 EDL. The UAF stated there were "several hundred" at their counter-demonstration to the EDL.
Midlands Anti-Fascists who called for a counter-mobilisation to the EDL reported:
"We didn't have the best of days yesterday, with 27 Antifa being locked up for the day as a preventative measure. However, absolute solidarity to Berkshire Anti-Fascists, North London Anti-Fascists and Brighton Anti-Fascists for travelling up to support us. Yesterday we saw the fash protected by the police and the UAF stand around having their jolly as usual completely away from the EDL. Don't believe the hype, it might have been reported that a militant wing of the UAF split off from the unity…
View original 673 more words
Oxford shouts down Le Pen
AFN write up of events in Oxford last night.
Originally posted on Anti-Fascist Network:
A lively crowd gathered in Oxford to voice opposition to Marine Le Pen, French fascist, speaking at the Oxford Union. The talk was delayed and many of the audience never made it inside, as antifascists blocked the entrance gate and climbed on the fences hanging banners. Le Pen was smuggled in and out the back by police, so presumably got at least a vague idea how unwelcome she is.
View original 264 more words
"Today Chandlers Ford, tomorrow the world!" – Gary Hazel, EDL Member
Southampton Antifa on goings on in Chandler's Ford last weekend.
Originally posted on SouthamptonAntiFA:
On the 25th of Jan and with little more than a day and a half notice around 20 local antifascists turned up to oppose knuckle draggers from EDL groups in Bournemouth, Basingstoke, and throughout Hampshire outside the Chandlers Ford Methodist Church, despite claiming 40 Eddles only 20/25 managed to get there, even after weeks of preparation. Why at a Church we hear you ask! Well the Church had the cheek to hold an Muslim community event (so evil these people were they had a crèche!) Now in case you haven't heard of Chandlers Ford before its biggest claim to fame is the 3rd largest Costa in Hampshire (which the cops made full use of their services cards) and having no links to ISIS. Pie 'N' Mash Squad and the Portsmouth fascist scene's Jaco had been busy giving it the big one online (as always) about turning up but spent…
View original 609 more words
Fascists just got had in Dover
Rabble's report back from Dover.
Originally posted on UK AKTION:
Via Rabble
** 1 banner
** a bunch of airhorns
** a minibus
** all dignity
… These were some of the items a sad crew of 30 assorted fascists lost on today's 'Secure our Borders – Support the Truckers' shuffle round the roundabout on the Dover seafront, opposed by around 40 autonomous antifascists.
The fascist plan to 'blockade the port' was promoted by a few obscure fascist groups on their Facebook sites, the demo being designed to coincide with "Sauvons Calais" anti-immigration demo on the other side of the Channel. English Volunteer Force, National Front, and white power flags were spotted on the Dover demo.
As is traditional, the fash gathered in a car park under a grey sky, and on seeing us antifascists retreated to the garden of a local pub – which turned out to be closed. So they were confined to the garden for a pintless…
View original 252 more words
No one is illegal – oppose the "secure the borders" demo in Dover
Originally posted on Anti-Fascist Network:
On Sunday 25th January fascists will gather in both Calais and Dover to "secure our borders".
The Anti-Fascist Network are calling for a counter demonstration against the fascists and the border.
We call on all anti-fascists and anti-racists to join us on the day to stop the fascists and show solidarity with the people stuck in Calais, fleeing the horrors of war and imperialist intervention.
The dire situation in Calais has been in the news lately due to the deaths of 15 migrants trying to escape to Britain. The majority of people who reside in the so called "jungles" in Calais are fleeing areas of the world torn apart by conflict.
European countries are more than happy to plunder wealth and raw materials from around the world, through exploitation, expropriation and political interference, yet are never willing to take responsibility for the horrific social and economic fallout from their meddling.
Join us in Dover on the 25th, in solidarity…
View original 29 more words


text:
This is a guest post by Climate Nexus that originally appeared at Huffington Post.
Richard Lindzen, an MIT professor and longtime climate contrarian, turned to the Wall Street Journal to rehash a series of oft-disproved claims that...read more
This is a guest post by Mike Casey, cross-posted from ScalingGreen.com.
Despite overwhelming evidence that anthropogenic climate change is real, potentially catastrophic, and accelerating, the theft of the East Anglia emails a year ago was turned into "Climategate" by the dirty energy lobby. This non-scandal was nothing but a bunch of hot air, perpetrated by "deniers," and to a large extend funded by the leading dirty energy (coal and oil) industries. (For more on this subject, see the superb book, "The Climate War," by Eric Pooley.)
Congressman Joe "Apologize to BP" Barton of Texas was among those honking on the "Climategate" horn the loudest. The problem is that Barton lacks intellectual integrity of his own. As Salon reports:
The report criticized some statistics used to prove that the last century was the warmest one in centuries, which means it proved that global warming is pretend, in the eyes of most Republicans…
The only problem, other than the fact that the report is overwhelmingly without merit, is that it was largely plagiarized.
But in March, climate scientist Raymond Bradley of the University of Massachusetts asked GMU, based in Fairfax, Va., to investigate "clear plagiarism" of one of his textbooks.
Bradley says he learned of the copying on the Deep Climate website and through a now year-long analysis of the Wegman report made by retired computer scientist John Mashey of Portola Valley, Calif. Mashey's analysis concludes that 35 of the report's 91 pages "are mostly plagiarized text, but often injected with errors, bias and changes of meaning." Copying others' text or ideas without crediting them violates universities' standards, according to Liz Wager of the London-based Committee on Publication Ethics.
In other words, it appears that we've found the real "Climategate" scandal here – the relentless, well-funded propaganda effort to discredit climate science and climate scientists. The deniers' new plagiarism problem is just the latest in the fast-and-loose, fact-free zone in which they operate.
We have a call in to the House Ethics Committee, inquiring as to whether plagiarism represents a violation of House Ethics rules, and will report back what we hear. As we're waiting for an answer, keep in mind that Rep. Joe Barton, who requested the aforementioned report, is the same individual who infamously apologized to BP for how it was treated after it created one of the worst environmental disasters in the history of the country.
No, the real "tragedy" is that people like Joe Barton get to come to Congress at all, not to mention rise to powerful positions.
By Mike Casey, cross-posted from ScalingGreen.com.
Democracy is utterly dependent upon an electorate that is accurately informed. In promoting climate change denial (and often denying their responsibility for doing so) industry has done more than endanger the environment. It has undermined democracy.
There is a vast difference between putting forth a point of view, honestly held, and intentionally sowing the seeds of confusion. Free speech does not include the right to deceive. Deception is not a point of view. And the right to disagree does not include a right to intentionally subvert the public awareness.
This is a guest post by Climate Nexus that originally appeared at Huffington Post.
Richard Lindzen, an MIT professor and longtime climate contrarian, turned to the Wall Street Journal to rehash a series of oft-disproved claims that...read more


text:
- Home
- News
- People
- Events
- Jobs
- Resources
- Store
- Subscribe NowLimited Time Offer
Climate Trust hires interim executive
- Christina Williams
- Sustainable Business Oregon editor- Portland Business Journal
- Email | Twitter | Google+
The Climate Trust on Wednesday named Terry Miller as interim director of the carbon market-focused nonprofit while a search is made for a permanent executive.
Ben Vitale, hired in late 2009 as The Climate Trust's president, announced in January plans to leave the organization.
An expert in green building and energy efficiency, Miller comes to the trust from Conservation Services Group where he led Energy Trust of Oregon's existing homes program. The contract for that program moved from Conservation Services to Portland-based Fluid Market Strategies last fall.
Starting Feb. 11, Miller took over management of The Climate Trust.
"Our successful leadership team at The Climate Trust is made up of a diverse group of talented professionals, and I am fortunate to now take part in the critical works of this mission-driven organization," Miller said in a statement.
Laura Beane, chairwoman of The Climate Trust board of directors, is leading the search for a permanent executive director.
Williams covers sustainable business
If you are commenting using a Facebook account, your profile information may be displayed with your comment depending on your privacy settings. By leaving the 'Post to Facebook' box selected, your comment will be published to your Facebook profile in addition to the space below.
Our Sponsors
SBO Dispatch
Get your FREE SBO Dispatch email news alert. Stay on top of local sustainable business news with these stories and blogs from Sustainable Business Oregon.
Jobs & Events
In the market for a new job? Check out our hand-picked board of Oregon jobs, updated throughout the week with positions in the world of sustainability.
Join the new economy >>
Join the new economy >>


text:
January 1, 2014
Timing is Everything
Humane Alliance launches When to Spay effort to promote spay/neuter at 4 months.
November 1, 2013
The Wonder Down Under
Animal Welfare League of Queensland in Australia uses Getting 2 Zero model to reduce euthanasia.
November 1, 2013
High Volume, Low Cost, Big Impact
A spay/neuter clinic reduces intake at a Mississippi shelter.
November 1, 2013
The Challenge of a Rural TNR Project
Laura Jordan had her work cut out for her in convincing a Connecticut community to participate in her effort to spay and neuter feral cats, having to overcome suspicion of her motives, education property owners, and show that her methods made sense.
September 1, 2013
Home is Where the Dog Is
Unwilling to give up their pets in order to obtain more secure housing, many homeless people in Oahu rely on a local organization called K9 Kokua to assist them with caring for their dogs and finding pet-friendly housing.
July 1, 2013
The Road to Zero
Peter Marsh's latest book questions conventional wisdom in the sheltering world and presents data-driven strategies for eliminating shelter overpopulation.
July 1, 2013
Mile-High Aspirations
Proving that "working together works," a Denver-based animal welfare alliance has live-release rates on the rise. Find out how the 25-member group is making a difference for animals in their community.
May 1, 2013
Step by Step, Pet by Pet
Volunteer Debbie Rappuhn's tireless and tenacious efforts to improve the lives of animals at the Florence Lauderdale Animal Shelter in Alabama are paying off—big time.
March 1, 2013
Taking it to the Streets
The HSUS's Pets for Life program is bringing the human touch to neighborhoods where pet care services are scarce, but love for animals abounds. Learn how to implement this amazing and unique program in your community.
March 1, 2013
The Courageous, the Polite, the Einsteins
East Bay SPCA in California launched a canine behavior modification pilot program that trains volunteers to help its shelter dogs overcome behavioral issues that might otherwise keep them from finding new homes.


text:
Q&A with Sean Reed
Donors must use care when
reporting their charitable gifts
Q: I understand there's an important tax case that potentially impacts everyone who contributes $250 or more to their church or other nonprofit organization, and deducts those contributions on their income taxes?
A: Yes, a Virginia couple's deduction of $22,517 was disallowed because their church's tithing statement lacked the proper wording.
Q: Aren't copies of checks good enough?
A: Only those of less then $250. If they're larger than $250, the Internal Revenue Service requires a Charity Statement.
Q: What's the proper language?
A: There are several phrases acceptable, but this one is the best to cover the church and congregation: "Pursuant to Internal Revenue Code requirements for substantiation of charitable contributions, no goods or services were provided in return for the Tax Deductible contributions"
Q: Is there a time frame that allows taxpayers to get the proper documentation?
A: To be considered correct and timely, it needs to be on hand by the April 15 filing deadline or by Oct. 15, if you've filed for an extension.


text:
Table saw question
I'm replacing all the wood trim in my house one room at a time. That's door trim and baseboard. I have a modern house so I'm going with a plain square edge. I'm just using the baseboard measurements for an example. The baseboard dimensions I want is 1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inches.
I went to a custom millwork place and they told me it would be cost prohibitive for them to do the work. They suggested I get the 1x4 from Home Depot, which measure 3/4 x 3-1/2 inches and cut the extra 1/4 inch with a table saw.
So, what do you think? Is this a good option? I'd have to buy a table saw. It will probably come in handy in the future, but I've never needed one up til now.
I think you do not need a tabke saw for this purpose if that is the only thing you want to do with it, Reason being that a TS capable of ripping that much wood will need to have a good fence, and the minimum saw with a good fence starts at about $450---and is a fairly large contractor type saw(for the necessary weight.) There are portable table saws that possibly could be used, but you would need to make a base and have some infeed and outfeed rollers---and the cost of just a decent portable TS is also around $400---plus the extra stuff.
Using a TS safely requires a bit of experience and some practice. The woodworking machine responsible for the highest percentage of injuries is the table saw. Kickback is probably the most common error and causes the most injuries. Ripping wood on a TS is the most common activity causing kickbacks. The other more debilitating injury is cuts---losing fingers is common with TS cutting accidents.
Why not just leave that 1/4"?
This is pretty simple millwork, starting with S4S material you could put the saw cut side to the wall, eliminating the need for a thickness planer. But depending on the type of wood, this is going to be a little tricky to downright dangerous for a beginner or novice woodworker to accomplish with a portable table saw. I assume you are not planning on spending $1,500 for a cabinet saw with Biesemeyer fence. I recommend asking around the neighborhood or town for a woodworker with the proper equipment that could help you for a reasonable price. If you live near Pacifica, CA, give me a shout and I'll help you out.
I can't imagine any small shop turning down a gravy job like this one.
You just need a thickness planer.
10 inch planer at Harbor Freight
Ryobi Planer at Home Depot
A table saw will do the job. Even one of those cheap $99 saws.
But it would require considerable setup for repeatable results.
Table Saw from Home Depot
A planer would be the easiest and fastest without too much cost.
Pooh Bear
I thought about the planer, also, but was wondering if that $109 table saw (same one Poohbear listed) would work. I really don't want to spend a lot of money on equipment that I'll never use again. I already have too many tools.
I really only asked one millwork place before getting discouraged. I can check into some more, but is there anything else I should look under in the yellow pages? Another problem I always have is that my jobs are too small and simple for people to bother with, but they aren't simple for me.
Sorry, I'm not in California. :)
BTW, how many passes with a planer to remove 1/4 inch of poplar?
No way do you want to do this with a $100 table saw. It would be awkward even with a 'real' table saw, and it would just plain suck to do it with a cheapie.
This should be done with a surface planer, preferably a commercial model. I would look for other millwork / small cabinet / custom woodworking shops, or perhaps a lumber dealer that sells roughsawn lumber but offers surfacing, as they will be able to do it very quickly with their professional-grade equipment. A portable model would require several passes to take off 1/4", and leave you with a lot of shavings to dispose of.
With sharp blades on a small planer, 4 passes to remove 1/4 inch.
Try cabinet shops, custom woodwork shops, furniture refinishing,
custom bandmilling, maybe even custom order 1/2 inch stock.
If you were close to me and provided the material
I would do it for the cost of sharpening my planer knives
and a dinner for 2 at Golden Corral. (about $25)
The whole shebang would be about $50.
Pooh Bear
"It would be awkward even with a 'real' table saw, and it would just plain suck to do it with a cheapie."
Ripping 1/4 inch off a piece of 1x???
This is the bread and butter of table saws.
I am surprised the shop would not do the work for a small charge per foot.
You do not even have to worry much about cleaning up the edge. Just make sure the cut edge is down for the baseboard.
A good quality carbide rip blade might need a light touch with a sander (or even a pass with a hand plane) if the cut side will show.
Yeah, no duh. You can resaw up to 6" wide stock on a 10" table saw. Hint for the imagination impaired: you make two passes; one from each side. So, resaawing a 1x4 is well below the maximum capacity, in fact, to spare the motor, I'd put in an ultra-thin kerf 7 1/4" b;ade, which wuld cut through the stock at full height. A single pass through a planer would then yield a perfect result.
Still not a problem.
It would probably look better at 3/4 inch thickness also.
Molding has gotten thinner since the manufacturers like to start with S4S 1x lumber.
The old stuff is often a full inch thick.
It is like quarter round that has shrunk from 3/4 of an inch to 5/8 inch.
A real lumberyard should still have the full size trim.
Perhaps I wasn't specific enough. My problem with table saws is not that I can't figure out how to orient a board or to make multiple passes. It's that the $100 saws I've used have been underpowered enough that they bog down when cutting thick stock, overheat and need to be rested frequently, and have tables and fences that are so small as to make ripping stock of any length very awkward. When one is trying to make enough trim for a whole house, there are better ways to get the job done.
What do you expect to pay to get this job done?
Buy the cheap thickness planer and do the job yourself.
Then clean the machine up and box it back up just like it came.
Then resale it for a little less than you paid for it.
How does the price of the planer minus the resale price
compare to what you expected to pay for job to start with.
Special order the material already at the thickness you want.
Put an ad on craigslist looking for someone to do the job.
This is a very easy job to do with a thickness planer.
Surely someone would be willing to take on the job.
Pooh Bear
Bench top circular saws need a larger table to be used effectively.
If you have other uses for the saw build a larger table fro wood around it.
If you have no use for the saw then find someone to perform the work.
Cal some other lumber yards and ask what the $$ are to run the wood through a thickness planer, or reconsider why you want undersized trim in the first place.


text:
Codeine/Promethazine - I have high blood pressure, can I take this medicine?
- Posted:
- 19 Nov 2010 by skooter 1995
- Topics:
- high blood pressure, codeine, promethazine, blood disorders
|Question is Closed
|Report Mark as Favorite
Answers (1)
Further Information
Search for questions
Still looking for answers? Try searching for what you seek or ask your own question.
Similar questions
High Blood Pressure - do you think that when you are out of medicine it is alright to drink some?
... apple cider vinger to lower your blood pressure so that your blood pressure will go down some
1 answer • 20 Aug 2010
I was just prescribed buspar 10mg 2x a day any side effects with high blood pressure?
I must need this med because I am actually afraid to take this medicine for anxiety !! I just worry about even taking medicine for worrying crazy ...
3 answers • 7 Oct 2011
I just started on bp medicine how long until my bp is stable?
I have recently been dx with high blood pressure my doc has put me on 20mg of lisinopril daily I also have cml and I take Sprycel for that. My bp is ...
3 answers • 4 Dec 2011
Does Anyone take Promethazine with Codeine Syrup year round?
I am gathering info on anyone who has taken it for a chronic illness. It is a report for a class I am taking at my local community college. It has ...
4 answers • 14 Jun 2012


text:
I'm Greg McBride, senior financial analyst with Bankrate.com, and here is your weekly look at yields on certificates of deposit.
Finally, some good news for savers. We'll start with money market deposit accounts, which posted the biggest one-week increase in more than four years, rising to 0.12 percent. On larger deposits, the returns are slightly better, with the average at $10,000 now 0.16 percent and at $100,000 you'll earn 0.25 percent. Now bear in mind, this week's increases may not hold for long, particularly if nervous investors start flooding banks with cash due to worries about the debt ceiling.
Yields on longer maturity CDs ticked higher, with the average four-year CD yield now at a six-month high of 0.64 percent. The jumbo five-year CD is at a seven-month high of 0.85 percent.
Whether yields are high or low, it is still important to shop around for the best possible returns. To find the best yields on all CD maturities, as well as other savings instruments, go to Bankrate.com.
I'm Greg McBride.
Rates on certificates of deposit rose slightly.
Yields on certificates of deposit were largely unchanged this week.
Yields on longer-term CDs inched higher this week.
Yields on short-term certificates of deposit improved this week.
After a few weeks of hope for savers, CD rates dropped this week.
How did consumers respond when asked about job security, savings, net worth, and debt?
Comparison shopping will help you know deals from duds at a dollar store.
Looking to save money? Here are eight easy ways to save $5,000 in one year.
Mortgage rates jumped this week.
New car loan rates fell 1 basis point each.
Bankrate wants to hear from you and encourages thoughtful and constructive comments. We ask that you stay focused on the story topic, respect other people's opinions, and avoid profanity, offensive statements, illegal contents and advertisement posts. Comments are not reviewed before they are posted. Bankrate reserves the right (but is not obligated) to edit or delete your comments. Please avoid posting private or confidential information, and also keep in mind that anything you post may be disclosed, published, transmitted or reused. We do not permit the inclusion of hyperlinks in comments and may remove any comment that includes a hyperlink.
By submitting a post, you agree to be bound by Bankrate's terms of use. Please refer to Bankrate's privacy policy for more information regarding Bankrate's privacy practices.
Get cost-cutting tips for buying, selling and maintaining your wheels. Delivered monthly.
While gas prices have dropped dramatically, the sales of diesel cars has continued to grow, rising 13.5 percent in 2014 over 2013, according to the latest data compiled by IHS Automotive for the Diesel Technology Forum.
... Read more


text:
Home Affairs (disambiguation)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Home affairs refer to the interior ministry.
It may also refer to:
|This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Home Affairs.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.


text:
Searched for: "what is network security"
- All
- Security (495)
- Mobility (33)
- Networking (20)
- Cxo (10)
- Cloud (8)
- Data Management (8)
- Software (6)
- It Employment (4)
- After Hours (3)
- Android (3)
- Big Data (3)
- Leadership (3)
- Social Enterprise (3)
- Banking (2)
- Broadband (2)
- Disaster Recovery (2)
- Enterprise Software (2)
- Government (2)
- Legal (2)
- Project Management (2)
- Windows (2)
- Apple (1)
- Bring Your Own Device (1)
- Business Intelligence (1)
- Byod And The Consumerization Of It (1)
- Cisco (1)
- Collaboration (1)
- Diy (1)
- E-Commerce (1)
- Emerging Tech (1)
- It Policies (1)
- Laptops (1)
- Linux (1)
- Open Source (1)
- Operating Systems (1)
- Pcs (1)
- Privacy (1)
- Processors (1)
- Servers (1)
- Start-Ups (1)
- Storage (1)
- Tech Industry (1)
- Unified Comms (1)
- Windows Server (1)
Content Types
About 638 results for "what is network security"
Google VPN is on its way
If using your Android device on an open Wi-Fi network fills you with dread, fear not. Google is working on a VPN service that will ease those worries.
Anti-Evasion: Why It's a Critical Component of Intrusion Prevention Systems
Discover why employing the right intrusion protection solution (IPS) is the critical first - and most important - step to secure your network. Read this paper to learn what feature...
Stop thinking of fraud as taboo, and start addressing this critical IT security topic
How much does your business lose to fraud? If you don't know the answer, fraud is likely a taboo IT security topic at your organization. Argyle Data's CEO explains why it shouldn't...
Cuvepia behavioral monitoring solution fills holes in perimeter defenses
Defending network perimeters is not working, nor will it ever work according to Cuvepia. Learn about the security firm's answer to perimeter defense: KWON-GA Behavior Monitoring.
Enterprise IT in 2020: Predictions and preparation tips
How will enterprise IT change in the coming years? Patrick Gray makes some predictions, and explains why now is the time for IT leaders to redefine their roles.
Damballa's new state of infections report questions security-alert frequency
According to Damballa, too-few security professionals sort through too-many alerts, most of which are false alarms. Is there an answer?
Determining whether penetration testing is effective
Thoughts about whether or not penetration testing is a worthwhile exercise in today's world of APT attacks.
Air-gapped computers are no longer secure
To insure security, the thought was to pull the computer off of the network. That is not always the case according to three Georgia Tech researchers who exploit side-channel signal...
Underground hacker markets are thriving reports Dell's SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit
A December 2014 security report finds that the internet's underground hacker economy is booming. This economy is doing so well that it's becoming a buyer's market.
Why the Sony hack shouldn't lead to the end of user-centric IT
In the wake of the Sony Pictures hack, many in IT are suggesting that trends to "liberalize" access to external technologies is partially to blame. Should IT go back to being the "...


text:
Tuley's Take: Week 13 ATS picks
Insider's Vegas NFL wiseguy picks games against the spread
LAS VEGAS -- Thursday's Thanksgiving tripleheader got the NFL's Week 13 off to a rousing start.
It started off with the Lions blowing out the Packers 40-10 as a 6.5-point home favorite, and it appeared that the recent trend of favorites feasting on Turkey Day would continue, but then the underdog Raiders jumped all over the Cowboys, returning a fumble on the opening kickoff for a touchdown and leading 21-7 right before halftime. The Cowboys ended up rallying and even got over the consensus closing line of minus-9 with a late 31-21 lead, but a Sebastian Janikowski field goal made the final score 31-24 as the Raiders got in the back door. In the nightcap, the Ravens were in control most of the game as a 3-point home favorite over the rival Steelers, but Pittsburgh scored a late touchdown to get within 22-20 to cover the spread.
The favorites (and home teams) won all three games, but underdogs won the day at 2-1 against the spread. All three games went over their closing totals.
Personally, I salvaged a 1-1 ATS day as I lost with the Packers but won with the Steelers (I don't ever recall having two spread-covering TDs overturned by replay, but we finally got there) to follow up on last week's 6-1 ATS mark as I try to get back to .500.
So, let's reset my record, get rid of the Thursday games and get back to the rest of the Week 13 card as we look at how the public and wiseguys are viewing each game. I'll also give my take on each game, including an ATS pick.
Last week: 6-1 ATS | Thanksgiving Day: 1-1 ATS | Year to date: 37-43-3 (46.3 percent) ATS
Programming note: I'm no longer eligible for ESPN.com's Streak for the Cash contest, but they've asked me to suggest some plays. This is different from picking games against the spread (especially because they mostly have you pick games straight up, and the games are closer to pick 'em), but it's all about win percentages/odds, so I'll tackle those at the end of the column.
Note: Consensus pick percentages from ESPN Insider's PickCenter as of late Tuesday night.
Matchup: Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts
Spread: Colts minus-4.5
Public consensus pick: 61 percent picked Colts
Public perception: The public is not behind the Titans, so even a 40-11 blowout loss by the Colts can't keep the public from backing Andrew Luck & Co. The Colts won the first meeting between these divisional rivals 30-27 two weeks ago Thursday in Nashville, so the public expects the Colts will also handle Tennessee at home.
Wiseguys' view: The oddsmakers are giving the Titans more respect. The line in the first meeting was Colts minus-2.5 and bet to 3 (so that game pushed against the closing number), and now with the change in home-field advantage -- where you would normally see a swing of 4 to 6 points -- this is just 1.5 to 2 points higher.
Tuley's Take: I agree the line is a little short, but I like the Titans in this rematch. Hopefully the Titans will remember how they dominated early in the first meeting with Chris Johnson piling up 70 yards and two touchdowns in the first quarter and they keep giving him the ball this time. The Colts allow 125 rushing yards per game and Johnson should have a field day. The Titans have the better defense, allowing 37 fewer yards per game, while the offense gains just 6 fewer yards than the Colts. I expect another close game (and would be quite happy if it comes down to a field goal).
To see the rest of Dave Tuley's ATS picks for every Week 13 NFL game, you must be an ESPN Insider.
Become an insider and get access to all our articles and tools.View Insider Benefits »
Magazine subscribers: activate your Insider account.
Dave TuleyESPN Insider
- Winston Wins The Eye Test
- Using GIFs to support his argument, Todd McShay illustrates Jameis Winston's edge over Marcus Mariota.
- Ingram On Quite A Run
- Mark Ingram had a breakout 2014. That's not the only reason the Saints RB is feeling blessed these days.
Triplett »
- Romo's Successor Can Wait
- Late-round QBs are wasted picks. Dallas shouldn't worry about replacing Tony Romo until he hangs it up.
Archer »
- Sando: Free-agency grades for all 32 teams
- Kiper: Perfect prospect-team draft fits
- Williamson: Top 10 impact signings, trades
- McShay: Winston's edge over Mariota | Top 10s
- Muench: Top draft targets for the 49ers


text:
Would you like to become a better climber, paddler, backpacker, skier, snowboarderit starts from within. REI welcomes Sonya from Yogaworks Studio in Irvington, NY to teach Yoga basics and develop your balance, endurance and strength (inner and physical). This in-store class will provide you with an introduction to basic Yoga exercises and poses along with information on how to take yoga to the next level through insights into how you can incorporate Yoga into your outdoor fitness routine. Yogaworks has studios in Westchester, SoHo, Eastside, Westside, and Union Square. All of their teachers have minimum 500 hours of YogaAlliance certification, and many of their senior teachers have been doing their thing for 20 years or more.
Register: REI.COM/Yonkers
Cost: Free -
Categories: Outdoors & Recreation
Free Medicare counseling at...
Nature Story Time
Natural Egg Dyeing
The Royal Regency Hotel's 2...
Talent's Westchester Comedy...
Basics of Hummingbird & But...
Bird Migration Through Urba...
Butterfly Garden Volunteer Day
Spring Nature Hike
Old Croton Aqueduct Trail Hike
Bridal Affair Yonkers
Yonkers Tennis Center Women...
Sorry, you missed REI Free Class: Yoga for Ou... at REI Ridge Hill.
Demand that REI Ridge Hill gets added to the next tour!Demand it!
Sorry, you missed REI Free Class: Yoga for Ou... at REI Ridge Hill.
Demand that Yonkers gets added to the next tour!Demand it!
You missed REI Free Class: Yoga for Ou... at REI Ridge Hill.
We're generating custom event recommendations for you based on REI Free Class: Yoga for Ou... right now!


text:
Top 40 feet of big Custer State Park tree dies
RAPID CITY (AP) -- The top 40 feet of one of South Dakota's largest trees is dead and officials are not sure what happened.
The 300-year-old Ponderosa pine that towers 130 feet is known at Custer State Park as the "Big Tree," and over the years has survived fires and beetle attacks.
Get the full story
Subscribe or Log In
Are you a newspaper subscriber but you don't have a Digital Access account yet? Activate your account.
You will need your subscription account number and phone number. Not sure if you have an account? Email us or call (605) 996-5514 and we can help you.


text:
When I ping servers, it pings servers every so much of a fraction of a second. When I'm in a game, packets are sent and received at a faster rate, which there is packet loss. There is something wrong with my signal or signal interference. Pingtest.net is showing high jitter, which would cause PL in games
Wow, there is a screen shot of a real time packet loss measure in the game. I consistently lag, there is something wrong for sure. Why would I have 0 PL a while back and no lag to all of a sudden BAD lag?????


text:
New Year's Eve with Philly Bloco
World Cafe Live Philadelphia
3025 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA, 19104
Doors 9:30 PM / Show 10:30 PM
This event is 21 and over
New Year's Eve with Philly Bloco
Philly Bloco's 20+ members return with their raucous mash-up of Samba, Funk and Reggae for a very special New Year's Eve dance party at World Café Live!
Earth Shaking Rhythms. Boundless Energy. Serious Fun.
PhillyBloco…Get ready to Dance!
$25 + processing fees until 10/31/13 - $35 + processing fees after 10/31/13
All sales are final. Ticket prices do not include processing fees. There are no refunds or exchanges. Cameras & recording devices are not permitted. Showtime and supporting acts are subject to change.
Mezzanine tickets are assessed an additional service fee. For more information, please read the Mezzanine FAQ.
Dining is available at World Cafe Live. Reservations are accepted for Upstairs Live, our full service restaurant; we recommend scheduling a reservation 1½ to 2 hours before show time. Downstairs Live offers a full service bar, and a limited food menu is available for most shows. For more information, please read the Dining FAQ.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE SEATS are located on all seated levels of this theatre. For more information, please contact us at email@example.com or call 215-222-1400.
Who's Going
Upcoming Events
World Cafe Live Philadelphia
Wed, April 1
David Choi
Fri, April 3
Dana Fuchs
Sat, April 4
Peanut Butter and Jams welcomes Ernie & Neal
Sat, April 4
The Core: Eric Clapton's 70th Birthday Celebration
Sun, April 5
Cody Simpson VIP MEET & GREET UPGRADE
Sun, April 5
Cody Simpson
Tue, April 7
Wed, April 8
Dave Manley
Thu, April 9
The Last Bison
Fri, April 10
Paula Cole
New Year's Eve with Philly Bloco
Tuesday, December 31 · Doors 9:30 PM / Show 10:30 PM at World Cafe Live Philadelphia


text:
Now Playing
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
|All Content
|View all podcasts & RSS feeds
Most Active Stories
- Duke Mathematicians Investigate 2012 Election Results In North Carolina
- Public Safety Officials: NC Prison Officers Are Getting More Threats From Prison Gangs
- Change Is In The Air For DENR, State Parks
- 'The Last Barn Dance:' Innovation At A North Carolina Dairy Farm
- Teen Author Explores An Alternate Reality
Hosts, Reporters and Producers
The Two-Way
11:23 am
Thu February 28, 2013
Mastermind Of Great Train Robbery Dies
Originally published on Thu February 28, 2013 12:26 pm
Bruce Reynolds, the brains behind the Great Train Robbery of 1963, has died at the age of 81, nearly five decades after he and his partners in crime made off with 2.6 million pounds at Ledburn, Buckinghamshire, England.
Reynolds was part of the gang that executed an elaborate scheme to swipe the cash from the Glasgow-to-Euston mail train. The clockwork nature of the crime, along with the fact that the bulk of the loot was never recovered and some of the robbers never captured, has made it a favorite subject of television and films, as well as popular music.
Even Leonard "Nipper" Read, the Scotland Yard detective who tracked down some of the robbers, called Reynolds' death "the end of an era."
"It was certainly a well-organized operation, and Reynolds was the pioneer. It is a little piece of history," Read said.
As The Associated Press notes, "The participants became criminal celebrities — to the chagrin of the police and the family of Jack Mills, the train driver, who was hit on the head during the robbery and never fully recovered. He died seven years later."
After the robbery, Reynolds fled England and hid out with a wife and son in Mexico and Canada until a fateful decision to return to the country in 1968. According to The Guardian:
Tommy Butler, the detective who arrested him in Torquay, greeted him with the words, "Hello, Bruce, it's been a long time," to which Reynolds replied: "C'est la vie."
"Reynolds was jailed for 25 years, a sentence that even the late Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir Robert Mark, thought was excessive. In fact, one of the reasons the robbery became so well-known was the length of sentences doled out by Mr. Justice Edmund Davies, who said it was 'a crime which in its impudence and enormity is the first of its kind in this country. I propose to do all in my power to ensure that it is the last of its kind. ... Let us clear out of the way any romantic notions of daredevilry.'"
Reynolds served just 10 years of the original sentence.
His son, Nick Reynolds, said his father died after a brief illness.
Reynolds wrote The Autobiography of a Thief about the famous crime and his life. He also occasionally performed in his son's rock band, Alabama 3, which produced the theme song to the television show The Sopranos.


text:
Hey there fellow brewers. I'm going to brew the "port-like beer" recipe from Randy Mosher's "Radical Brewing" this weekend, but I've run into an issue that doesn't seem to be addressed in the book. Here's the 2.5 gallon AG recipe:
6lb Pils
6lb Munich
1lb caramelized sugar
There is a step mash with long breaks around 130 and 162F to keep it sweet. Boil for an hour with an oz of Northern Brewer pellets, cool and pitch yeast. He suggests using liquid sherry yeast. After primary fermentation, you add some acid and vodka to bring the sherry "flor" to the surface.
The only liquid sherry yeast that I can find is White Labs WLP700 Flor Sherry Yeast. My concern is that in every product description that I've read, the yeast is "for use in secondary fermentation." Like I said, Mosher makes no mention of a different yeast for primary fermentation.
Does anybody have experience with this recipe or a similar one? Is it ok to use WLP700 for primary fermentation? Thanks a lot!
I bought a vial in the spring and ended up pitching it into a historical porter that I had aging in a secondary. I had considered brewing a beer with it as the primary yeast, but the more I researched it, it seemed you really need to have a 16-18% beer if you want the sherry flor to do its thing... and I didn't want that.
The sherry flor didn't do anything in the secondary, so after a few months I ended up dumping a bunch of sour bugs into the beer. Haven't tried the beer since then.
Here is the original thread, with some commentary from a guy who used it as the primary yeast. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f127/sherry-yeast-316888/
Ok, that makes sense based on what I've read. Thanks. In this recipe, you're shooting for about a 1.140 OG, so you're getting close to that range. But the important part is that after the primary fermentation, you are to add 2oz of acid and 34oz of 90 proof vodka, at which point the flor will start to show up and do its thing.
I guess the ultimate question here is whether the flor sherry yeast is suitable for primary fermentation, regardless of whether or not the flor is active. Based on the thread that you linked, it sounds like I can.


text:
We're celebrating the latest Frappuccino announcement in a way that just feels right.
Deviled Eggs, 4 Ways
If you're already grilling the shrimp, why not throw on pineapples as well? The heat will intensify the flavor by reducing the water, and this salad is the perfect introduction to the wonders of grilled fruit.
Get the recipe for Shrimp Pineapple Salad With Basil and Baby Greens »
Take this potato salad to another level by grilling it first — it puts a new twist on everyone's favorite picnic food.
Get the recipe for Grilled Potato Salad With Blue Cheese Vinaigrette »


text:
Archived Story
Horses, dogs, poultry rescued from 'gut-wrenching' conditions on farmPublished 9:31am Thursday, September 19, 2013
By Paul WalshStar Tribune
Abused and neglected horses, dogs and other animals by the dozens were rescued by law enforcement from filth on a farm in east-central Minnesota, but it was too late to save two of the horses, authorities said Wednesday.
The seizures occurred Sept. 12 at a farm on Holly Road northeast of Pine City, according to the Pine County Sheriff's Office, and involved the removal from wretched conditions of 12 starving horses, 21 dogs, 84 chickens and 18 ducks.
Two of the horses "were put down by a veterinarian due to their deplorable condition," the Sheriff's Office said in a statement. Two of the dogs were about to give birth, the statement continued.
North Ridge Veterinarian Service's Delores Gockowski assisted with the seizure and said "the term gut-wrenching doesn't begin to tell how bad things were."
The Sheriff's Office would not reveal the identity of the animals' owner, explaining that the monthlong investigation was continuing.
A neighbor down the way on Holly Road identified the owner as Kathy Doenz, 65, and court records show she was convicted and sentenced in 2006 on a charge of gross-misdemeanor cruelty to animals. Efforts to reach Doenz, who does not own the farm and lives just east of Pine City, were unsuccessful Wednesday afternoon.
Sheriff's Chief Deputy Steven Blackwell said Wednesday that the earlier case is "going to be added as part of [the investigation] in case she wants to get the animals back."
Numerous online and local newspaper ads over the years show that Doenz was selling puppies of various breeds, including pit bulls, and mixed breeds. One ad cautioned callers that because "you are buying quality don't call with low offers."


text:
Smelly Shells
I would like to put some seashells on the wreaths I make but I'm afraid they will be smelly. If I purchase the shells, they are not native to MA beaches, which is where I live. If I collect the shells on the beach, they SMELL! How to rid them of that awful smell?
My grandmother always put them in a bucket with bleach water in it over night. I still have some of her shells that she collected, oh my!, over 40 years ago! and they do not smell to this day. She rinsed them the next day and layed them out to dry. She and grandpa spent about 3 winters in FL before he died. When they came home, the shells got stored in coffee cans or whatever they had to put them in. They never smelled.
Hopefully, I'm not hijacking by asking this, since it's not about shells..., but a few times I've purchased strings of crafting "pearls" and when you open the plastic bag, they stink just like a skunk!! I've aired, doused with Febreze, soaked in soapy water, etc etc but nothing would eliminate that awful odor, so finally chunked the pearls.:(
Any ideas, please?
Thank you!:)
Twinklenose, Put them in a plastic bag with some charcoal. Not the kind with the lighter fluid already in it, the plain stuff. Leave them sealed up for a few days. Worked when my car smelled like rotten milk, even after cleaning the carpet after the milk jug leaked. Also took the smell of spoiled food out of a refrigerator.


text:
BPL Community Profile
Terry G (delvxe) - BPL Premium Member
You cannot send this user a personal message (PM) because they have not specified a PM email address yet.
All Forum Posts by Terry G
Brunton canister stove stand
I was going to make a winter canister stove with Roger Caffin's article, but went another direction. Selling the now discontinued Brunton stove stand - $25 shipped. paypal gift, please or a...
pot for couple.
In my opinion, a 2quart pot is way, way too large for two people. For two, I typically take my .9 liter MSR Titan Kettle and find it more than ample. I would look for something in that range. Thes...
a good 1 quart-ish aluminum pot
The Bush Pot is a great little 1.1 liter (5 cup) pot that come in plain aluminum and hard anodized with a bail handle. It is 6.8 oz but could be made even lighter with a lighter gauge bail handle ...
Anyone tried to make a lighter jetboil pot support
I recently picked up a Sol Ti at the REI gear garage and am trying to fit it into my kit a bit better. I think the .8 liter cup will be fine for trips with my daughter, but I use a big ole 1400 ml ...
Michael, The OP will correct me if I am wrong, but it looks like he is selling only the inner net tent only and not the actual supermid. http://www.mountainlaureldesigns.com/shop/product_info....
that MSR thing
I only take it for longer trips, but I sometimes use the lighter MSR towel. Absorbent and pretty quick drying.
another for gravity
I also have to support gravity filters. For many years I use the MSR waterworks then migrated to the Sweetwater (both great filters with a lean toward the Sweetwater) but started using a gravity fi...
Check with POE
Check with Pacific Outdoor Equipment. They may offer to replace the mat or give you credit for a new one. I had two give out on me about the same time and I could not repair them. POE offered to ...
on the houdini
just to speak to your question about the Houdini -- it is a great wind jacket but mine wets out in the lightest sprinkle.
I sympathize and am sorry for that experience; I am sure I would also steam about that for a bit before sucking it up. I would try to sympathize with her who may have been directed by her supervis...
All Reader Reviews by Terry G
Showing 1 - 1 of 1 | Page: 1
Inov8 Roclite 295
It took a long time to find a pair of trail runners that performed and fit well; I am happy to have found the Inov-8 Roclite 295s. This is my first pair of trail runners and the transition from tradit...


text:
You Are What You Eat - Garbage In Garbage Out
Version 8 and above required to view videos
Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2013
During Lent as we seek to focus on Christ through prayer and sacrifice there are many influences that contend for our attention. Indeed, all year long we are faced with choices around the entertainment and influences that we allow in our lives, that inevitably help to shape and form our minds and hearts. Much as we are what we eat, our attitudes and beliefs are influenced by those situations we place us in, the environment in which we live and study as well as by the entertainment we choose. We can fill our minds with things from on high or....garbage in, garbage out. Posted to http://www.catholicfamilyman.com
0 Comments
Leave a Comment
Most Popular
Rare video shows 'successful' exorcism on woman 'possessed by devil' Read More
CO-PILOT LOCKED CAPTAIN OUT OF COCKPIT: Chilling last minutes of Germanwings Airbus crash revealed Read More
Where's the most hate in the United States? A look into the top states with the highest amount of hate groups may shock you Read More
Bacon is good for you? Here are 5 incredible reasons bacon actually helps your body Read More
For the first time in over 150 years -- Blood of St. Januarius liquefies during Francis' visit to Naples Read More


text:
Engine: 454ci 365 HP Transmission: 4 Speed Manual Mileage: 68981 Actual Miles Exterior Color: Blue Interior Color: Blue Leather... More
This 1974 Corvette Convertible is an excellent weekend driver for the summer. White with Red interior and matching numbers. Automatic transmission. An overall original example... More
Up for sale in our Houston showroom is a beautiful 1978 Chevrolet Corvette. This is a third generation Corvette also known as a C3... More
1972 Chevrolet Corvette convertible, 2 tops, automatic, 52,000 original miles, excellent original condition,sacrifice at $25,000. Pictures coming soon. Call Jerry at 201-784-0030 for more details. ... More
You are looking at a very well preserved 1977 Chevrolet Corvette L-48. It is a privately owned vehicle being sold on consignment at Stressless... More
This 1973 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is for sale in our Louisville KY showroom. 1973 would begin the transformation from the Corvette being a muscle... More
Very clean and original Stingray Coupe. L-48 V8 with the 3-speed Automatic transmission. This Stingray is finished in classic white with rare saddle cloth... More
Up for sale in the Tampa showroom is the last year of the big fish the 1976 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. First introduced in January... More
NEVADA CLASSIC CAR DEALER # 40339 , VIN # 1Z87L8S416704 This is most likely one of the nicest 1978 25th Silver Anniversary Chevy Corvettes you will find... Owned... More
1976 Chevrolet Corvette coupe with only 64,000 miles. Powered by the numbers matching 350 V8 engine and 4-speed manual transmission. Features include factory air... More
This 1979 Chevrolet Corvette is for sale in our Louisville KY showroom. The base L48 version of the 1979 Corvette had a 5.7-liter V8... More
For sale is a 1974 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible located in our Louisville showroom. To say this one owner 74 Corvette has lived a pampered... More
1975 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray Coupe VIN: 1Z37J5S400033 – 47,000Actual Miles 10L Classic White with 65V Medium Saddle Interior The 1975 Corvette was very similar to the 1974, with... More
For sale is a 1974 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible located in our Indianapolis showroom. 1974 brought the introduction to a new rear bumper design... More
1975 Chevrolet Corvette is for sale in our Chicago Showroom. This intimidating 1975 Corvette is powered by a 350 CID V8 and is... More


text:
May 17, 2012 at 07:58PM EDT
Nice entry, and I'd say let this sizzle for a bit and do some work. I don't play much Minecraft but it'd be cool if this brought attention to the clan so Mojang could do something about it.
+1 Wait and Work
Cheezburger Blog Advertising Developers Jobs Contact Us
Legal Information: Know Your Meme ® is a trademark of Cheezburger, Inc. By using this site, you are agreeing by the site's terms of use and privacy policy. © 2007-2015 Cheezburger, Inc.
Login Now!
Sign up Now!


text:
Last night at Peggy Siegal's "Argo" soiree in Manhattan, celebs and news luminaries were out in full force to celebrate director Ben Affleck's latest, a politically intriguing thriller and Hollywood satire based on true life events in the late '70s that were only declassified by the CIA 15 years ago...Read More »
"I thought if I could just execute this, even in the most straight down the middle way, I have the possibility of creating a movie that's really unique," Ben Affleck told us last night at the star-studded and swanky Peggy Siegal party for Warner Bros.' "Argo." "With really strong creative partners, ...Read More »
"The movie was fake. The mission was real," is a tagline you'll see printed across a blue-hued photo of Ben Affleck that's gracing movie theaters and city streets across America this week for "Argo." The film tells the true story set against the backdrop of the Iranian revolution that follows CIA "e...Read More »
The early months of fall are pretty much stacked with film festivals. From the end of August, when Venice and Telluride kick off the season, to the prestigious and star-studded selections at Toronto and New York in September and October, to the increasingly important AFI and Rome film festivals, glo...Read More »
As we head into October, the Oscar race is still pretty wide open, but after a few frontrunners have emerged, and contending right alongside "Life Of Pi" and "Silver Linings Playbook" as big pieces of entertainment offering a little bit more as well, is Ben Affleck's "Ar...Read More »
After an unusually rewarding September, that featured critical and audience favorites like "The Master," "Looper," "End Of Watch," "Dredd," "The Perks Of Being a Wallflower" and "Arbitrage," October has arrived, but things aren't letting up. Sure, the box office is likely to be dominated by Liam Nee...Read More »
Ben Affleck's third feature-length effort "Argo" is like three movies in one. It's a thriller, a political drama, and even a Hollywood satire. The fact that it seamlessly mixes in the latter -- the comedy and near-absurdity of a fake Hollywood production -- with the grave and sombe...Read More »
What a difference five years makes. Ben Affleck has gone from a talk show punchline to being one of the most sought-after directors in Hollywood (Warner Bros. has pretty much offered all of their major projects to him). Next month sees the release of his third directorial outing -- with himself as t...Read More »
While it might seem like something that could only be dreamed by Hollywood -- the movies save hostages! -- the fact of the matter is that Ben Affleck's upcoming "Argo" is indeed based on a true story. If you haven't read it, then pull up a chair and check out Wired's riveting &...Read More »
Only a litte earlier, we were talking about "Argo" looking like one of the major Best Picture players of the coming season -- and given the enormously positive reviews, we can't really see how it'll fail to come to pass. But you wouldn't know it too much from Warner Bros' new poster from the film (j...Read More »


text:
You really hate to see this.
A wrecked 2014 Corvette Stingray with only 293 miles on the odometer sitting in an insurance auction lot waiting to be sold.
Somebody's baby no more.
You really hate to see this.
A wrecked 2014 Corvette Stingray with only 293 miles on the odometer sitting in an insurance auction lot waiting to be sold.
Somebody's baby no more.
It's race week in Indianapolis with the running of the 98th Indy 500 on Sunday so it seems fitting to feature a little history about the first time a Corvette was used as the pace car at the famous race. It was 36 years ago this weekend that Corvette first made its appearance at the Brickyard with the 1978 Corvette Indy 500 Pace Car.
This is classy move by Chevrolet.
To honor those customers that were the first to buy the all-new Corvette Stingray, Chevrolet is sending out a nice thank you gift. The gift contains a black box with the C7 crossed flags logo. Open it up and there is a leather pouch which is made of the same color and material as the owners C7 interior. Inside the pouch is a thank you letter and a book about the Corvette Stingray.
Our new friend Jeremy Welborn attended the 25th Annual Lone Star Corvette Classic in Texas over the weekend and has given us permission to share some of his photos from the event. We picked a set of 50 images featuring everything from C1s to C7 Stingrays.
A Newport, Tennessee family has lost its peace of mind after a suspected arsonist destroyed three of their vehicle in the early morning hours of Saturday, May 17.
John Scott Jones of 641 Pikeview Street told police that his wife, Leslie Jones, woke him up at 3:43 a.m. after she heard a noise outside and told him that the side of their house seemed to be "really hot", according to Patrolman Derrick Wright.
Mr. Jones looked outside to see three of the family's four vehicles on fire.
Our friends over at Jalopnik turned us on to this video from Regular Car Reviews who recently reviewed a 2008 C8 Corvette Coupe. This isn't the the kind of review your used to reading though and that's why it's so good.
Let's get this week started right by checking out our Midyear Monday gallery featuring 30 random photos of 2nd generation Corvettes from 1963-1967. If you the 2nd generation Corvette as much as we do, make sure you share this page on Twitter and Facebook.
Checking the news this morning after a long weekend, I found this story on AutoSpies.com proclaiming that Chevrolet isn't quite done with the C6 generation ZR1 yet. For 2014 and 2015, Chevy will still be offering not only the ZR1 in C6 form, but a special edition that's been modified to run a 0-60 mph in 2.65 seconds and has a quarter mile time of 9.7 seconds at 140.2 mph.
It's springtime which means that Corvette owners in the cold zones are beginning to extricate their cars from winter hibernation. That's usually followed by a serious spring cleaning in preparation for the upcoming summer cruising season. But which product should one use on their ride? We recently tried out Adam's Total Interior Detailer and the results of our toils await you after the break.


text:
Get an alert for markdowns and new arrivals of Speedo!
Very comfortable
By Shawna17 from Northern CA on 3/30/2015 8:37:53 AM
Size: TRUE
Comfortable, easy to swim in, and true to size. Also, the sole is thick enough to walk along a rocky shore. I would purchase them again.
Fits to size
By bkdeputy from Reno, NV on 3/30/2015 7:32:38 AM
The cut is excellent, and hugs the body. Really popular with the team.
Great backpack
By Jewel from San Jose, CA on 3/30/2015 7:19:48 AM
Size: NA
Dream come true for a swimmer. Accommodates all needs.
Very happy
By DB from Pueblo, CO on 3/30/2015 1:26:53 AM
Exceeded expectations ~
Showing 1-60 of 893 Results
The world's leading swimwear brand, Speedo is passionate about life in and around the water. The brand's heritage of innovation derives from its leadership in competitive swimming, where more Olympic Gold Medals have been won in Speedo than any other brand. Using the pioneering technology created for the planet's top swimmers, Speedo brings performance, comfort and style to all who enter the water, whether racing for a record finish, swimming laps for better health or making memories at the beach.
Our Performance Collection includes the competition and training suits that remain the number one choice of the world's fastest swimmers; our Fitness and Active Recreation Collections feature men's and women's swimwear, men's water shorts, and kids swimwear in fashion-forward styles that are designed to perform. And with Speedo's expanded range of Footwear, Packs, Aquatic Fitness and Swim Training Equipment, our Accessories Collection is unmatched in performance, fit and feel. No matter why you dive in – training, fitness or fun – those moments in the water are always better with Speedo.


text:
St Maarten / Saint Martin Vacation Rentals with fireplace(14)
14 Results
St Maarten / Saint Martin
Recent St Maarten / Saint Martin Reviews
a wonderful week
the house was everything we expected. beautiful location- very easy to get around the island, very comfortable. we had the whole extended family in the 6 bedrooms and we were very happy. regis was great, before and after we arrived. pool table kept us entertained every night. we went to a different beach everyday and finished the afternoon off in the pool. lots of lounges, plenty of space for everyone. property was clean and housekeeping was excellent. regis-thanks for everything and i hope to be back soon.
It was too beautiful and our time too short!
We just returned from our 25th wedding anniversary trip to St. Martin and Villa Mediterranne. The villa is istuated on a hill overlooking Orient beach and is very clean and well maintained. We had two couples and used the bedrooms overlooking the pool, but the villa in general and all four bedrooms are well appointed. The area and the villa are gated. Great views, especially sunrise. Pool, veranda and deck area are very private. Veranda sitting and lounging are the best. Walk to Orinet beach and 10 minute drive to Grand Case. Check out Sunset Cafe. The staff, on the one occasion we needed them was helpful and courteous. We loved it and recommend it highly!