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World Series Game 5 : Rays At Phillies (3-1)
Posted by Tim Malcolm, Mon, October 27, 2008 05:00 PM | Comments: 416
Game 5 : 2008 World Series
Phillies lead 3-1
Tampa Bay Rays at Philadelphia Phillies
Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
8:29 p.m. / 47, light rain
Scott Kazmir (12-8, 3.49 ERA) vs. Cole Hamels (14-10, 3.09 ERA)
If the Phillies win, they are world champions.
News & Notes
Hamels defeated Kazmir in game one of the series. Hamels gave up two runs, while Kazmir surrendered three. … Chase Utley homered off Kazmir in that game. Carl Crawford homerd off Hamels. … Hamels is 1-0 in elimination games and 4-0 in the postseason. … This is just the second game the Phils will play with the chance of eliminating their World Series opponent. The last time that happened was Oct. 21, 1980. The Phillies won. … Carlos Pena and Evan Longoria are a combined 0-for-29 with 15 strikeouts in the series. … If the Phils win tonight, they win their second world championship in 125 years.
The Lineup
Jimmy Rollins / SS
Jayson Werth / RF
Chase Utley / 2B
Ryan Howard / 1B
Pat Burrell / LF
Shane Victorino / CF
Pedro Feliz / 3B
Carlos Ruiz / C
Cole Hamels / P
Your Gamenight Beer
Not that I want to jump the gun, but I was given a recommendation by our own Julie Michael, and it's fitting. Let's go with Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale. Yes, celebrate. Celebrate because tonight may very well be the greatest night in Phillies franchise history. Here we are, everyone, at the climax of an incredible season. Time to do it. Time to win. Just win.
Go Phillies!
Posts: 0 BrewTownPhilsPhan
We haven't lost. We have a three and a half inning game coming up – and we get to bat first and last.
Posts: 0 Dave
Bud Selig is a total, unashamed C
Posts: 0 Pete
Do you think this is somehow karmic retribution for the mustard packets?
Posts: 0 A Couple Things
The good news about the weather in Philly…..
The silver lining is that since it is raining so hard, and the Phillies end up winning, the cars the fans light on fire shouldn't stay lit too long.
Posts: 0 james
this is the most f—ing annoying day of my life
What's a C?
Posted: 10:39 PM on October 27, 2008
If they make the Phillis play the rest of Game 6 in Tampa all hell is going to break loose…
Posted: 10:39 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Joel
Thanks FOX for holding the damn games so friggin late
Posts: 0 Chuck
Look everyone…….this sucks…………but we have to just collect ourselves and be confident that we WILL win this game. This thing ends here!!!! No umpire, no media, no MLB is gonna get in our way.
Posts: 0 J-Man
The rains what screwed Hamels up too he was crusing along until it started raining…This game should of been delayed a couple innings ago…These umps should be fired after this series.
Posts: 0 I know Sal...
sure seems like the game has been called…ALOT of fans leaving
excuse me Game 5
Posts: 0 Dave
C is a letter. Could mean cookie. Means whatever you want it to mean. Me, I think it means C and I'll stay with that.
This is a family site and I'm not gonna do Tim the disservice…..
The concern is that if they don't get this in tonight when will they get it in?
Posts: 0 Grrrumpy Miner
This is bad……if tonight gets rained out,and it looks like rain all day tomorrow………IF it goes into wed. afternoon,I may take a trip to an almost empty CBP if it goes into wed. afternoon and try to get in.
Posts: 0 NJ (Go Joe Bombton!)
Aparently if the games called here, they'll return tomorrow and unless the Phils complete the inning the score would revert to 2-1 at the top of the inning to start tomorrow…
Posts: 0 Paul
They had to stop the game. They should have done it earlier.
Just miserable conditions.
Posts: 0 Joel
They should NOT allow the balance of this game go to TB…its OUR field so it should play out in Philly
Posts: 0 Kruk is the Best-93
Blah, Blah, Blah with the officials and how unfair it all is. If that were Philly down a run, we would bitch if we didn't get a chance. It is even that way in high school. Can you imagine the phils winning on a rain suspended game to win the series- pathetic! There would be an * next to the 2008 World Series Champs.
Posts: 0 Dave
Matty…. sounds good I suppose ;)
Posts: 0 Chuck
Tomorrow's weather looks really bad.
Posts: 0 Jamie
Scholar, I noted MLB execs were the ones that make the call, not the umps.
Now, how much do you all bet if it rains tomorrow and they can't play, Selig makes Philly fly to Tampa to play the rest of the suspended game on Wednesday. That way, if there is a Game 6, they can play it Wednesday night. I would be so Goddamned pissed if they did that, but it wouldn't surprise me.
Posts: 0 Georgie
And what was McCarver saying about it being embarrassing or something, like it's the city's fault it's raining? WTF?
"C" stands for cherub, I think.
I doubt Selig would do that. That would be ridiculous.
Posted: 10:44 PM on October 27, 2008
It's bottom of the 6th, 2-2 and we have the best bullpen in baseball. But, it still feels like we just lost.
Posted: 10:44 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Chase Mutley
Can someone please ban this "A Couple Things" faggot? Hack blogger.
Chimp? Chump? Candy-ass? I have plenty more but I am not going to get too filthy here. On the bright side the Titans should beat the Colts and we all get to laugh at Peyton Manning during the rain delay.
Posts: 0 Mike
They should have called it before it was an official game. File this one under "no one could have suspected."
Posts: 0 Chuck
Jamie it would be like his decision in the All Star game a few years back……Selig is a moron!!
Posts: 0 Dave
As if I need to wonder if it is rigged?
Posts: 0 Chase Mutley
Can someone please ban this "A Couple Things" faggot? Hack blogger.
Posts: 0 Dave
As if I need to wonder if it is rigged?
Well it does feel like the momentum has shifted Tampa Bay's way. But that's ok. By the time they play this game again it will have subsided. :)
Posts: 0 Jamie
Well, at least Selig confirmed the game will be held in Philadelphia irregardless of whether they have to wait until Thanksgiving or not – it will not be moved to Tampa to finish. THANK GOD!
Posts: 0 Rosco
SO…It's Not Always Sunny In Philadelphia?
So are we thinking there's zero chance this game starts back up tonight? Like they won't randomly start it back up at like 2 AM right?
Nevermind, just saw that they suspended it.
Posted: 11:21 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 SJ Mike
I have this sinking feeling this will kill us……..
Posted: 11:22 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Manny
I feel like we lost even though technically we have the upper hand (4 innings for us, 3 for the Rays). But I just feel like the world is conspiring against us. Hamels will probably be done for the rest of the game; we got 6 innings from him when we were all expecting more.
That being said, I think MLB had to do this. The game was getting too sloppy and we were not playing well under those circumstances. This sucks so much. I didn't even finish my beer.
Posted: 11:23 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Dice
Bud Selig just admited he broke the rules instead of following the rule book. Cause there is not special rules for the World Series.
Pure BULL.
Posted: 11:23 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 SJ Mike
Look, I don't want to win this game by the game being called….
I just think they waited too long to delay the game to begin with. They saw the radar.
This game should have started an hour or two earlier.
Posted: 11:24 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Rob Cowie
Worst shit ever
Posted: 11:25 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Jamie
Selig says that when it does restart, it will be at a regular game time – 8:35 p.m. Eastern, not in the middle of the day. He explained that he wanted to give fans plenty of warning, and wanted to hold it at a normal time. If it doesn't go tomorrow night (which it doesn't sound like will happen), it will likely be Wednesday night. I guess the bright spot is even if we lose Game 5 and Game 6, Hamels could pitch Game 7 on Friday night on short rest if he had to. Of course, we don't want that to happen.
Posted: 11:25 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Georgie
Is Selig senile?
So wait, now that the game is suspended. Is MLB saying that if the Rays hadn't tied the game up then they still would have suspended the game this quickly and the Phillies would be World Champions right now? Or would they have waited basically all night to call the game?
Posts: 0 NJ (Go Joe Bombton!)
I actually feel sick. Kazmir tanked it and the Phils had it set-up for Cole to go deep but Selig has prioritized the Rays fantasy story and tomorrow's been handed to them on a silver platter with a big eat up sign.
Posts: 0 SJ Mike
Why do I feel this is going to absolutely kill us………
Posted: 11:27 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Kruk is the Best-93
Again, as I stated earlier, if it were the Phillies we would have wanted the same treatment. I think it would be bush-league to win the world series due to rain in the 6th
Posted: 11:28 PM on October 27, 2008
Posts: 0 Manny
Too much drama!!!!!!
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5 stars for ease and the taste is fine but it is way too juicy. I made this with frozen blueberries and was surprised that the recipe didn't call for cornstarch or tapioca with the berries to thicken the juice. (2 tablespoons of cornstarch tossed with the berries would do the trick) Next time I would mix the melted butter in with the flour, sugar, egg mixture rather than pouring it over the top. The butter tended to run to the edges and it was hard to coat the entire top. The recipe states this will serve 12, in reality it would actually serve 5 - 6 tops. With a few minor changes this would be a super easy 5 star recipe. Thanks!
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I've noticed that when playing Caitlyn, there seems to be something up with her ulti. If I'm channeling the ulti but it doesn't fire because they're killed or they slip away into fog of war before it officially begins, there's the typical buffer on the cooldown so it can't start up immediately (because the channeling never finished and she never fired). However, I noticed that if that happens, I lose the mana I spent attempting to cast it! This has cost me kills, especially early game, and this mana loss doesn't appear to be something noted for change.
I don't have a video to demonstrate this, sorry! Maybe another could help confirm this.
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Morgana's blade mistress skin is also bugged
can't even get the game to load, create rooms, or launch. nice fail again riot, maybe you should try using different programmers than myspace?
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yi's alpha strike confirmed by me too.... its bugged!
if wukong nimbus strikes the same target after already using it once he will get stuck inside them for 2 to 3 seconds and not move. This is noticed most on things like dragon/baron nimbus strike in dont move just auto then nimbus again and you will get stuck and not move for 2 to 3 seconds
If Master Yi attempts to Alpha Strike an enemy, but the enemy dies and the sound effect goes off, Master Yi is now frozen and cannot move for a few seconds! Please give this bug more attention, it's huge!
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Has there been any red comment on QSS not getting rid of Mord's ult anymore?
Theres this one bug that takes place in the champion selection, when you try to pick a champ it says "active game not found" or something like that. Then when you sit in there for like 3 minutes it autolocks a champ for you and the game doesnt start for like another 5 minutes >,<.
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pool , jacuzzi , full breakfast in the am, easy check out --- friendly staff overall fun relaxing lodging
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The comfortable bed and awesome pillows. Very clean hotel..nice staff.
Breakfast was ok & adequate but could use an upgrade with better choice of items.
The hotel was relatively close to everything.
My front desk experience was difficult and somewhat unfriendly. I waited for nearly ten minutes to be waited on while the woman at the front desk made calls. The air conditioning did not work at all. At one point I set the air conditioning to 50 degrees and the room temperature never dropped below 72.
Located right off the highway. Close to gas station and convenience store, along with other amenities. Used KAYAK to book my room. Check in was a breeze as was check out. Clean and orderly room.
There was a large convention going on during our stay. Guests were smoking and hanging around. I was uncomfortable for my family and small children. Bar was not opened due to 'not enough staff' Food was terrible. Poor management.
The hotel is clean, comfortable, and lovely. The staff are amazing.
The towels are old. Some of the furniture is very worn.
It was fine.
I could not get hot water in the shower, only from the sink.
Proximity to downtown Concord. Amenities, eg breakfast, pool, hot tea/coffee 24 hours/day. Tip: Request a room on the backside of the hotel.
The front desk staff were both friendly and efficient; the bed was one of the most comfortable I've slept on in years, and the duvet/comforter was a fluffy, warm delight to sleep under.
The sound of other rooms' doors slamming shut in the hallway was a bit loud.
Clean rooms, decent free breakfast and friendly staff ... All in all a pleasant 5 day stay.
Housekeeping missed us one day out of 5 and we needed clean towels & tissues which we didn't get ... When reported to the front desk he apologized but said they were all gone and he could get us towels.
Close to I-393 and Rte. 106
Bathtub/Shower didn't feel squeaky clean under foot!
Coffee available all day. Centrally located for our needs. Free continental breakfast and internet.
Bathroom could have been a little cleaner. Very strong chlorine small in pool area.
All staff interactions were pleasant and more than accommodating I was a little concerned when Hooksett came up as the location we were attending an event at the Verizon Arena but it was so convenient.
The fitness center had a lot of trash in it on machines, floor and window sill. Also the carpets in the hallways needed to be vaccumed.
Very clean and spacious rooms. Well situated. Attentive staff.
There was nothing that warrants a complaint. Perhaps if there were more than two to a room extra wash clothes and towels would be in order.
ants, mouse in the bathroom, hand towels as bath towels, no pool even thought it was advertised, no HBO IE, dim lights in the room, I said no smoking I got a smoking room, ants on the bed, I had to ask for a coffee pot, to much to list
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The Problems With Drug Testing 166
from the inject-directly-into-eyeball-six-times-daily dept.
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Look, none of this is common place. It's very rare. Why? Because if this happens, then the multi-million dollar trial you paid for is worthless and would have to be redone. I'm working on setup of the data handling for a phase 1 clinical trial right now and there is no way in hell we would let a doctor with issues (ethical or otherwise) anywhere near the trial. Any data they collect would be suspect and could not be used. Homeless person that is taking a lot of meds already? I don't think so. I don't want to deal with trying to figure out which drug was doing what. Ideally, they would only be on our drug or a placebo (sugar pill), nothing else. Bottom Line: There is just too much money tied up in an already risky clinical trial to not do it right.
So my mother has a Ph.D in experimental psychology and knows a thing or two about how to design experiments, how to avoid systematic bias, how to distinguish that from random error, and in the admittedly non-objective opinion of her son, is quite sharp about identifying sources of those in methodologies. After raising three children she tries to restart her career. At first the only work she could find was a lowly temp job entering survey responses from a drug trial into a database. Turns out that the forms completed by the doctors and patients surveyed left answers to many questions blank. So how is she instructed by those managing the data entry to handle those cases? She is told to systematically select particular answers to particular questions. And which answers? The answers consistent with the drug being effective and harmless.
Now you do not have to be a Ph.D. to spot a problem with that. Hell, my German Shepherd could probably do that. But maybe as a scientist herself the violation of scientific integrity stung too strongly and my mother insistently raised complaints within the company. And how far did those go to correct the "mistaken" guidelines for data entry? Absolutely nowhere.
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Anyone have any photos of their "From Seed" Dahlias?
gr8heather(6b)March 2, 2013
I planted 3 "Unwins Hybrid" Dahlias from seed, and was shocked at how well they germinated, and how fast they grew.
The more I read, the more I realize that from seed Dahlias are usually inferior.
I'm still excited to see what the flowers look like! Does anyone else have any photos of their from seed dahlias to share?
steve22802(7a VA)
I raised some from seed one year but I didn't take any pictures because I didn't really like them. They were all small collarettes which isn't really my thing so I was unimpressed. I got my dahlia seeds from GeoSeed.
Here is a link that might be useful: Collarettes at Swan Island


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Though the 2012 Summer TCA Press Tour is taking place in Beverly Hills, Jason Derulo dressed for Fall at the event in a double-breasted Burberry leather trench coat with leather sleeves and denim. He finished his look with $2,495 Christian Louboutin Louis Ring Strass Men's Flat Sneakers:
His sneakers are quite the lookers, covered in hand-placed hematite strass crystals.
Hot! Like Jennifer Lopez, it seems that celebrities are saying forget the weather and are wearing whatever they'd like.
If you're up for the splurge, you can get his sneakers at www.christianlouboutin.com.
What do you think?
Jason looks nice
singing "Jason Deruuulo". He's a cutie. Oh, I'm sorry, the shoes. I think his shoes are nice. Then again he looks nice in everything he has on in this pic.
Was he supposed to be dressed like this? He looks nice but July in Beverly Hills…
Love the jacket. I need a feminine version of that!
are those shoes unisex??? me likey!
Ditto C.L. Can we do a get the look with his jacket?
the jacket is nice, and the shoes are cool, everything else is a mistake. plus he is in Beverly Hills, he has no reason to be dressed like this, especially this time of the year.
Very nice outfit, i love the sneakers and the jacket!


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Join KING 5's Jean Enersen as she hosts The Future Starts Here, a KING 5 fundraising special. Take an exciting look at the amazing research being done right here in your community. Meet the brave children whose lives have been saved thanks to remarkable discoveries at Seattle Children's Research Institute.
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Support the Kent Guild at its fashion show featuring clothing from Chico's.
Join the Des Moines Auxiliary for its annual fashion show and luncheon, featuring vintage clothing.
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Great hotel with exceptional service, historic hotel, great fitness center and classy place! Great accommodations made for HHonors members! Only drawback is that they need newer more comfortable beds! A must visit hotel for everyone! Walking distance to all things in downtown Roanoke!
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- Built in 1882, the fully-restored Tudor-style Hotel Roanoke is proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As a member of IACC (International Association of Conference Centers), Hotel Roanoke is pleased to offer world-class lodging facilities, including newly renovated guest rooms and 63,000 square feet of state-of-the-art conference space. The hotel's business facilities include 35 meeting rooms, a fixed-seat lecture hall, two boardrooms, conference center lounge and an elegant hotel ballroom which can accommodate up to 1,400 guests. ... more less
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HAVE: Begonia luxurians
I have Begonia luxurians for trade or for postage. I've also posted 4 different rooted cuttings on the main Gardenweb Exchange forum.
I've somewhat arbitrarily designated 2 of the plants below for postage (#1 and #2) and the other two for trades. If I don't find trades that interest me I'll send the others for postage as well. #3 has a basal shoot coming from a buried node; #4 is a tip cutting that was rooted before my big plant collapsed.
Most of the cuttings I have were rooted following the collapse of my big plant, which I believe happened after an animal jumped on it:
As far as trades, at the moment I'm looking for Aristolochia grandiflora (see link at bottom). There are a handful of other things I am looking for, such as blooming size plants/divisions of Masdevallia caesia, Cymbidium tracyanum (but not other Cymbidiums) and cool growing Stanhopeas. I'm also interested in Platyceriums (besides bifurcatum) and unusual epiphytes. For trade, B. luxurians could be combined with other thing(s) mentioned in the link at the bottom, or perhaps other things I can propagate. In general I'm out of space, and so am limited in the sorts of things I can take. Besides space, one thing I lack is full sun. I might be interested in more Begonias; maybe not.
Here is a link that might be useful: Aristolochia grandiflora post, with other plants listed


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Opportunity to change mental health system
Headlines regarding tragedies and persons with severe mental illness continue to splash across our newspapers, but what some may not realize is of the many silent tragedies that continue to happen each day in the lives of our most severely ill. Our mental health system is broken and our most severely and persistently ill are not getting the care they need or deserve. Tim Murphy has introduced HR 3717, or the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act. Paul Tonko recently introduced the Strengthening Mental Health in our Communities Act as a Democratic alternative.
HR 3717 has provisions that will most help our seriously ill rather than just the highest functioning. It provides states funds to implement Assisted Outpatient Treatment law for those that have had multiple hospitalizations, arrests, homelessness or violence due to going off treatment.
Please advocate for this important change to our broken mental health system. It's long overdue.
-- Candy DeWitt, Alameda
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Sexuality and Power in the Women's Army Corps During World War II
A compelling indictment of the social issues surrounding the Women's Army Corps in the 1940s.
Meyer's study of the creation of the Women's Army Corps provides a backdrop against which to read today's headlines detailing sexual misconduct in the military.... Meyer offers a richly textured, theoretically informed account of that debate, focusing on the complex and often contradictory arguments articulated by both supporters and opponents of the creation of a formal presence for women in the military... Race and racial politics played an equally significant part in the creation of the WASC, and Meyer brings her considerable skills to an analysis of the lengths to which the military went to avoid undermining established racial as well as sexual systems.
A powerful indictment of the sexism that dominates the military. It is also a fascinating look at the ways in which women insisted upon their right to serve their country.
Compelling.. Gives us important insights into the complex sexual double standards that control our current debate.
A meticulously researched, carefully organized, and intelligently presented study of social issues surrounding the Women's Army Corps in the 1940s.
Acknowledgments ix
Prologue 1
1. "What Has Become of the Manhood of America?"
Creating a Woman's Army 11
2. "Ain't Misbehavin'"?
The Slander Campaign Against the WAC 33
3. The WAC Strikes Back:
Constructing the "Respectable" Female Soldier 51
4. "Women's Work" and Resistance in the WAC:
Kitchen Police, Secretaries, and Sitdown Strikes 71
5. Protecting Whom?
Regulating Sexuality in the Army and the WAC 100
6. "I Want a Man!"
Pleasure and Danger in the Women's Corps 122
7.The "Lesbian Threat" 148
Epilogue 179
Appendix 1. Meyer Oral History Questionnaire 185
Appendix 2. Discussion of Sources 187
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Registration issues today (hopefully) fixedposted by Dark0ne Game NewsNaturally when problems occur on the Nexus they don't occur at 9.30am just as we've showered, eaten and gotten to our desks. They always occur at 1am just as we've gone to bed, leaving a good 8 hours before we know there's anything wrong.
In true Nexus fashion we hit a rather comical problem in the early hours of this morning whereby we'd reached the maximum number of registered accounts as set by the forum software we use, Invision Board. I'd never thought to check up on whether there was a maximum because, well, why would there be? Oops. So for most of the day our registrations have been either broken, spewing out some ambiguous database error (of course, rather than saying we'd reached the maximum it simply gave a generic error), or deliberately taken offline by us so we could sort it out.
We think we've sorted it now. It required a lot of altering of some rather huge database tables, hence why you might have witnessed a few slowdowns or 500/504 errors today, but we should be back on track now.
If you're one of those people who registered between the hours of 12am and 12pm today please check if the details you registered with work. If they don't then I'm afraid the only fix will be to make a new account. If you're one of those users who paid to become a Premium Member as you were registering during that time then please, please get in contact with me via the Contact Us link at the bottom of the site so I can sort it out for you.
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Business and Religion in the American 1920s
Addressing a phenomenon that continues to shape our culture today, Professor Lunden presents a full-length analysis of the relationship between business and religion during the 1920s. He examines both the impact of the business mentality on Protestant institutions and values and the effects of religion on business. Beginning with a discussion of business and entrepreneurship as determining factors in the development of American society, Lunden looks at the position of the Protestant churches vis-a-vis business. He next explores business attitudes toward religion.
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Marauding pigs introduced by Spanish explorers are ravaging land across the United States, and local governments are virtually powerless to defeat them. But Louisiana has a secret weapon: the Dehogaflier. Designed by Cy Brown and James Palmer, this homemade drone is equipped with a thermal camera that allows the engineers to find pigs in dense vegetation when they head out on their nightly raids. Once located, Palmer shoots the pigs with a rifle furnished with a night vision scope. The part time plane hobbyists have exterminated scores of boars, sows, and babies in this way, and farmers are lining up for their services.
Such drastic measures are said to be necessary because these feral pigs, which have now grown to a population of five million according to Denver Post, are so smart that they will monitor a trap set by authorities for days. "They're much brighter than I am," Ray Powell, a veterinarian and New Mexico's land commissioner told AP. "If they had the dexterity, they'd be driving vehicles around. I mean these guys are really smart."
Texas, New Mexico and other states have been battling feral pigs for years. Hunting helps to ease pressure, but not enough to curtail the exploding population, plus they carry three dozen diseases and spread noxious weeds. Shooting the animals from the sky would be an option, but helicopters are prohibitively expensive, so for now Louisiana farmers are looking to Louisiana Hog Control to keep their crops safe. Recently featured in a TIME photo shoot, Brown and Palmer's popularity has shot up, writes Modern Farmer, and they now have an additional 20 customers waiting in line.
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Compressed Air Audible Alarms Datasheets
Signaling Whistle for Vessels < 200m
from R. STAHL, Inc.
from R. STAHL, Inc.
Nowadays, each vessel from 12 metres and more (length over all) must be equipped with sound signal appliances which are type approved according to the IMO regulations. Hence, one part of the responsibility is the manufacturer's, but still one important part is the shipowner's regarding the choice of... [See More]
- Supply Voltage: AC; Compressed Air
- Specialty Applications: Safety; Marine
- Alarm Type: AirHorn; Siren
- Sound Level: 143
Airchime Air Horns -- C Series
from UTC Fire & Security
from UTC Fire & Security
Corrosion resistant cast bronze body. Stainless steel diaphragm. Machined or spun bell. Effective range - 1/4 mile (.4 km). Single or dual tone frequency. These air horns are for general signaling services. They generate sound by means of a vibrating diaphragm that modulates the flow of compressed... [See More]
- Supply Voltage: Compressed Air
- Specialty Applications: General Alarm & Signaling Applications
- Alarm Type: AirHorn
- Mounting: Flange; Wall or Conduit Mount