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1994 Mitsubishi Expo mileage: 112,000. For over four years I have had a problem with excessive oil consumption. The dealerships I took it to, both Colorado and Oregon either had no suggestion on how to solve the problem or did unnecessary work (valve cover gasket and engine seal replacement), which did nothing to solve the problem. Just recently I took the car to an independent garage. They found that the engine compression was normal and that a drip down test proved inconclusive. However, they suggested that the oil rings might be at fault. So I had them replace the oil rings and do a ring job together with all the head and valve work that such a job requires. The result is that my oil consumption has gone from one quart for every one hundred and fifty miles to one quart for every four hundred and fifty miles. This is an improvement. However, it still seems excessive to me. Is there anything you can suggest? Thank you.
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New Delhi: A Delhi police constable opened fire on two men injuring them following an argument at the office of a property dealer in Prashant Vihar area of Outer Delhi last night, police said on Saturday.
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C'Mon, I been waitin' all day! Dumb monkey.
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Location: San Fernando Valley
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Mixing gas and haulin' ass.
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S'ok - sorry for the delays - trivial things and important things interfering. The trivial things are, oh, finding (or making) a job, and making it appear as if I'm getting household honey-do's done. The important things are the next rev of OVAD which has humungous gobs of goodness - for everyone but VespaFitz. Has anyone told him he's bought the wrong kinda bike?
Lookin' good there Fitz! Move for camera! Woof! Yeah, baby!
Alright, we'll make some progress here tonight.
So you get up real early and run to Olympia. You were smart and are running a little more than 1/2 tank of gas - you're not really wanting to carry extra gals of fuel on the trail at 7lbs per. So you wanna try it up in transit. Funny thing though, you get to Fort Lewis and you look down and you see YELLOW. LOW FUEL! What da fuck? You pull of the freeway, and look over the machine? How do you burn 3 gals of fuel in 40 miles? You hunt down a gas pump and take on another 2 gallons. Odd, you're getting splashback. Turn on the bike and FUCK! You're nearly full now! Crap! 35 fucking pounds of gas!
Oh well, what's muscling another 4 bowling balls around on the trail? What are you, some sorta wuss! So on you go. Fuel gauge plays no more tricks, and you're down through Olympia and into the forest trying to find the staging area.
This is more difficult that it might seem because the instructions are "turn onto Waddell Creek Road, then just follow the signs!"
Well, the signs aren't up yet and Waddell Creek breaks off into fire roads that run all over the goddamn place. So, you just ride all over, trying to consume that extra gas. You see dozens of pickups loaded with bikes roosting and sliding down the fire roads - their drivers in various states of frenzy and anger as the clock ticks past registration time. And I was afraid of Crown Vics - nothing like a trip to the great outdoors to reacquaint you with real danger.
After half a dozen false starts I stop and ask Clevis and Jethro in their F250 mudderwagon if they know what's up. They done seen some motersickles down thataway. And sure enough. There it is.
You spot the registration table and you ride on over. Now you're rolling in looking like this...
So no one pays you any attention - I mean, it's not like you're even vaguely existing in their universe. So you hang around the registration table, hooting and gibbering and trying to get someone to pay attention to you...
And finally you just sorta bull your way in and ask for the event organizers. You wanna know if this is a death ride. They look at you and ask, "where's your bike?" You point at the GS. And they start to laugh. Then they realize you're serious. "Well, I'll go see if I can find
Word spreads fast. Lotta people lookin' at you askance, like you're some sort of escapee from the institution. After 20 minutes of standing around looking really conspicuous amongst the serious competitors who are all sized and muscled like flyweight boxers, dressed like something out of Starship Troopers, and riding machines that weigh less than your ABS system...
...you're told you can ride out to 2.9 to see what you think of the course. You see, one of the keys to enduros is that you DON'T know where the checkpoints are - it's the way the organizers try to outsmart the riders. But there are a couple of rules that govern the organizers - and one of them checkpoints MUST be at least 3.0 miles apart. So 2.9 doesn't disclose the foul plots of the race committee.
So, I strip the machine of bags, panniers, fairing, etc.. I leave on the mirrors and PIAAs. See, I'm still thinking this is some sort of dualsport ride. And out I go...
It starts off pretty nice...
Of course, they'll start you two up at this place, but, ride on, dude!
Geez, this is no worse than than Mom's driveway...
And, ok, well a nice little downhill with a couple of obstacles, still no problem...
A cute little bridge (no water crossing! Damn!) that's UH-OH. Shit - this is all high-speed two way traffic and that little fucker on the four wheeler coming at me ain't backin' off...
Intimidated by a toddler... Sheesh...
Then the obstacles start coming atcha faster. Still no prob. Lotsa lane there. Just choose wisely...
You're down near the trail head, it's flat and every 4 year old in existence has steered an ORV over this trail, so, keep going. It's getting softer, narrower, rootier...
But still not problem. A rut. Ok. Which side do you ride? Is that a trunk under that fern? (Shades of things to come.) If you gotta run the rut, how much clearance do you have?? (first doubt).
And here's the first really blind corner... Still no prob...
And a nice little high speed section...
Little did I know I'd be charging that at 30mph in a couple hours.
And a little bridge, shit, hope you remembered to turn the ABS off...
And the first little grade... As long as the lane stays that wide, there are plenty of options for charging the ravine...
And wow. Lookie this. They even pave the steeper uphills for you!
You're at 1.7. Shit, this is easy. Just a nice little ride through the forest. No need to run out to 2.9. Just turn around and go get prepped...
Of course, just around the corner was this...
Which was a closer approximation to things to come...
Moral? Always follow directions.
Oh, and, in a few minutes you're gonna be handed your ride chart and you're gonna realize that little putter you just took is gonna have to run at 4x speed.
But for now, the ride back is a blast, you're sliding the rear and swinging it around on throttle now you know the course. Oh, man. This is great!
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Mrs. Toad.... get me another beer!!!! I'm gonna be settin' in front of this here computer for quite some time reading about this adventure!!!!!
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So you get back - maybe with an uncomfortably close call with your mirrors and you prep the bike. Mirrors off. Lights off. Everything that can be off, gets off... And the MOHAWK goes on!
Then you walk over to register. You put your $20 down. The guy at the end of the table says "You're really gonna do this?" "Jesus, man, you got the biggest balls in this forest."
In your delusional state, you choose to take that as a compliment, rather than a dire warning. Moments later the man hops on a bike with plate number 2 on it, and rides off. Shit, that was advice from a single digit rider! But it's too late, your ego has committed you...
Good thing you brought that mohawk. Everyone thinks you're in on the joke. Hahahahaha. Haha. Ha. Umhmmm.
So you get your roll chart. You cut it and tape and start to slap it into your chart holder and - hey, wait a minute. The roll chart knobs are facing the throttle. Shit. Cut the zips, and rotate the chart holder so you can left hand it. Fuck, now the chart is upside down in the rollers. Unroll it. Reroll it. Munge the speed column. Crap...
Manditory Rider Meeting.
Mr Number 2, it turns out is an NMA ranked rider and he's officiating at the ride meeting. He's cluein' people into the enduro rules an this particular enduros speed requirements. "12 mph in the first section. Where's that guy with the BeeEmDoubleYou?"
Uh-oh, he's callin you out!
"You think you can make 12mph in that first section?"
Shit. You dunno - when you're up you can't see the speedo. You have no idea how fast you were going because you were absorbed in the trail. You panic.
"Ah, I'll try, and if I'm too slow, I'm make sure to get out of the way."
"Good man." He recites the rest of the rules. You loose points if you're late. You loose LOTS of points if you're early. You want to ride the course just as it's called out, which is impossible - one section marked 30mph can't be done at that speed - you'll have to make time up elsewhere. Also, if you're held up by a slower rider (everyone looks at you) you'll have to make time up somehow, while still hitting your time at the mystery checkpoints.
Ok. Safety and noise check... Fat Chance - you can't ride here on that big ol' FLHDHSLLKRJLKKRLSLRKE of yours here. Maybe next enduro, buddy....
So the bikes line up... 200's, 230's, 250's... Someone once began a ride report with "You know you're in trouble when you're surrounded by 450's." I respectfully disagree - you know you're in trouble when you're surrounded by 200cc two strokes...
So the joke at the sound test is that the Beemer isn't on the list, and, besides that, you can't even hear the damn thing over the chatter of 2strokes. This will make for some interesting problems in an hour or two...
You ask if there's a poll for when you'll 'hour out' of the race? The response is "Oh, there's not much betting, but you probably won't hour out before the first checkpoint."
This is Mr #3, with a proper sounding machine...
S'alright. Nothing to do but wait. You're on minute 15, meaning you start 15 minutes out. You eat a powerbar. You piss one, two, three, four times... You find out you're paired with a rider on a 250. You weren't lucky enough to get paired with this guy...
You tell him, to just ride ahead at the start, you're gonna be doublechecking your ABS and he'll probably just ride off and leave you anyway.
First riders out.
2 minutes. Next riders out.
15 minutes takes forever in one quick lightning flash.
Now you're at the start line. Engines off. The official asks "Why you takin this machine on this trail? Don't you like it?" You smile but it's lost in the helmet.
12:15. Away. The 250 guy is gone. As the rocks finish bouncing off your chest, you begin to wonder about the wisdom of chest protection. (You'll be spending quite a bit of time thinking about this a little be later.)
You check your rear brake to ensure you not on ABS. It slides! Nice! Except that everyone is staring at you wondering what the fuck you're doing stopping 20 feet from the start.
But no time for introspection now - you're off.
Three things run through your mind. "Where's that guy on the BeeEmDoubleYou?" " You think you can make 12mph in that first section?" "You probably won't hour out before the first checkpoint."
So it's hammer down. You've ridden first 1.7 miles of the trail twice. Go man, go.
You're roosting the corners. That little fucker better not be on that bridge or he's TKC fodder! First switchback, perfect berm bash. Sweet. The bike weighs nothing. What's that???
Holy cow - it's the 250!
In an switchback you're on him. He doesn't know you're there because he can't hear you. He motors through the next switchback and see nearly 900lbs of charging yellow mohawked rider and freaks. Drops the bike.
You swoop through and brake for him. No sense committing homicide this early. He's off. Next switchback you are on him like a GS on a Harley in the mountains. You're seriously putting the freak on him. He really doesn't like you on his tail. He pulls out and waves you past.
You ride. You fucking ride man. You overtake another rider. Another rider. Hey, wait a minute, maybe you're going too fast. You look down. SHIT! You forgot to reset your Odo. You got no idea where you are, and you can't gauge your speed, so FUCK IT...
Roll on brother. The forest cries for your blood!
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Joined: Jun 2002
Location: Fresneck or Bust Baby!
Oddometer: 8,731
That was awesome! you got a few screws loose , but that was awesome. Keep it comin'
If you use Geico watch out. The buyout for my car was way below any objective figure (KBB, NADA, etc.). Also, I could not get in touch with anyone on the first try during a claim resolution.
Just because it's a zoo out there doesn't mean you have to view it from a cage!
Don't be an impulse buyer... afterall you have time..
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After the event, the 250 rider recounts what it's like to be run down by the unheard BMW.
He sezs, "It's a little like, oh, maybe hikin' a nice mountain trail. Sun's out. Blue skies. You're whistilin' some tune that's competing with your lungs for air, and you turn the corner to find you're being stalked by a fucking mountain lion."
Ah a predatory Beemer in the woods. No one expects you. No one hears you. You just materialize at the switchback.
Anyway - back to section one. You are absolutely bombing along, with the trail getting narrower as you get out into the forest. The switchbacks are now blind, climbing switchbacks. You're climbing Larch mountain...
You start riding the line from the previous rider, and SHIT!
You're down on the Stanton head guard, but still on the trail.
Damn. You can't follow these lines! Those guys are riding bikes less than fifteen inches wide and geared to crawl under power. He probably pulled the switchback at half your speed and saw the rut/stump combo and just skipped around it.
You. You slipped into the rut, got pulled right, tagged the root, and you're down.
No sweat. Bike's still running. Pick the damn thing up and go. Good thing your workout is mostly squats and deadlifts. 580 - no problem.
Gonna slow for the switchbacks now. Fucking reality is creeping in on the game. Who invited him?
Onward. Tighter. Twistier. Combo trees.
Still rolling fast, but a little more cautious. What's this???
You're are 5 point something miles. One sixth done. Alright! You roll to a spot at the checkpoint in front of the officials. You're expect accolades - like "good JOB, mang!". Instead...
They yell at you. "Move on down the trail."
Hmmm. You think maybe they see bikes behind you, and they want you to make room. You pull forward about 10 yards and stop. You look back.
They're looking back down the trail.
You say "Excuse me."
"Hang on!"
In comes a bike. Then another. The officials mark the bikes. They're off and past me. Another bike. They mark the bike and it's off. Another bike.
"Hey, I'm in this Enduro, too!"
"What?" They walk down and look and sure enough - there's a race card by your mohawk. And they thought you were just some fool. No way, you not just some fool, you're the fool on the BMW in the enduro!
"Oh, we're so sorry. We didn't know. We'll mark you as coming in' now - works in your favor."
Your card is marked 12:23. You're supposed to be there at 15:00. You're 2.6 minutes too fast for the section, and that's not counting the - what - minute, minute and half they ignored you.
"Fuck you!" Mr. Number 2.
"Fuck You!" Mr. "Think you can make 12mph?"
"Fuck You!" Mr. "Hour out before the first checkpoint."
You're underway! Cool! No, COLD. Jesus - you realize you're soaked in sweat. Calm down. Breathe. Ride.
The trail starts climbing steeply. On the map it looks like you pick up some 2000 ft in a very rapid set of switchbacks. You're clutching the engine now. Trying to tread a fine line between power on demand and controllable speed - you're reving to 2000 maybe 2200 and using clutch and rear brake to keep the speed down around 6 or 8mph in the tight stuff, then you wail on the 'straights' to recover the time...
You're huffin and puffin. Note to self - make self svelte! And what's that - a 2 stroke. Someone's moving on you from behind. You glance back. Can't see 'em. You ride. They're getting closer.
This is what you're worried about - it's been the rage on the WA_DSR website when they discovered a Beemer was gonna run the enduro - plugging up the riders... It was like a replay of the FatChance/Javarilla road captain giggle - only with Javarilla starring as FatChance.
You're losing focus on the trail, wantin' to let the faster rider by. He gains. You're lookin for space. He's behind you. You pull right, to the outside of the trail, he waves, gives you the thumbs up and rides by.
THUMP! The bike drops hard enough to pop your shoulders. To your horror you find the trail has just disappeared below you. What you thought was solid dirt to the lodgepole barrier was actually just a bunch of sluff and you've sunk your front wheel off the trail under the pole. Good thing the pole didn't move - cause that's what's supporting you AND the bike!
Your first major mistake. 1st gear. Off. Grab a hard part and pull. Nada.
Pull harder. Zip.
PULLL! Nothing.
Next rider, and he's by.
Next rider - it's your start buddy! He stops and latches on. Nada. Another rider. He stops and latches on. They pull you out. Hop on their bikes and leave. And the bike sinks again!
AAAARRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHH! You get it out this time. You gotta get all Hulk-fucking-city on the behemoth's ass. And now, you're wasted. You're sweatin'. Dry mouth. Huffing and puffing like a runner in the sumo marathon.
Lesson learned. It's ok if you go down on the trail, but if you go down OFF the trail, it's curtains.
Startup. Fuck. Forgot to disable ABS. Shutdown and restart. Next bike comes through and dusts you. You start rolling, but can't see. You put your goggles on. Fog! SHIT! You cat crapped these bastards! Damn, you're gotta be puttin out major btus...
You try to ride. You try turning your head one way then another trying to clear your glasses. Shit. Just concentrate on the shadows and light. Go slow. You'll cool....
This is your first somersault down the mountain. You tagged a hidden tree trunk big time on the right. You're down. No pain. Nifty nick in your new helmet. You're up. Bikes still tickin' over, rear wheel clawing at the air.
"Great," you think "No ABS reset this time!"
Heave! You're up. Check the machine. Jesus. Look at that! The Touratech crash bar bounced into the Stanton head guard hard enough to put a permanent Stanton impression on the inside of the crashbar.
Lesson #3: No fucking riding 12mph on the mountain when you can't see!
Goggles off. Ah, vision is a wonderful thing. Gotta roll. Loosin time. Damnit. Damnit. Damnit.
What's that fucking screaming????
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It's your clutch finger tendons....
Up. Up. Up. Oh man, the trail is getting really nasty. There was nothing like this in 1.7 or even 2.9...
It's just mile after mile of this shit...
It just goes on, switchback after switchback...
12mph. I can't make these at speed - god knows what lurks!
The switchbacks are getting steeper. Here's a typical one - you gotta climb maybe 6 feet in the next 10 to 12 feet, and you gotta have sufficient momentum to come around wide and high on the berm so you don't high center and so you don't loose to much speed (so you'll have a little clutch material left to ride home on), yet you can't go so fast you can't react to whatever's happening on the trail... Goddamn bike is just too high geared for this treachery...
The whole of the Capitol Forest is smelling of Bavarian clutch and Javarilla sweat. Riders coming through later would say they smelled clutch all the way up the grade...
You top out! All-Fucking-right! Whew! All the way through that slop without a drop. But fuck, the clutch is grabby as all hell, oh, man - this can't be good. But the path is flat and relatively straight...
You've lost soooo much time. Time to roll - stay off the clutch - let it cool... Throttle and brake. Man, there is a God!
But he's a fickle God. And he's got something to teach you - but he's gonna give you the test, first - just so you know how badly you need the lesson. Here it is...
You're rolling downhill. You're on the brake, but you're probably still pulling 12 maybe 15mph. And you see this...
Do you go left or go right? Choose quick...
Probably every GSer who reads this will pick left, right?
Wrong answer.
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Here's what's on the other side of that root...
There's no saving it. It registers as an 'Aw fuck' loud and clear in the minds of every telepath in the universe. You lock up the rear and grab a bit of front. You try and slow the bitch and try to slip left of the rut...
No fucking way, buddy. The front wheel slips and torques out from under you. You're flying. The next thing the telepaths here is "This is gonna hurt". And BAM...
You were right about that...
In this pic, the trail runs along the top. You can make out the slope. Your bike is lying upside down, wheels about 4 feet below the trail.
You, well, you're down about here... You landed on your back on the downed trunk just below the upright tree. Look closely and you can see all the small branches jutting up. They like you.
Ok. That felt good. The first thing you do is look at your arms because, well, because you're afraid to feel what might be sticking through your back...
Ah, yes, well. In your best Monty Python, repeat after me... "It's just a flesh wound!"
And, oh. The bike needs righted, but, honest, you couldn't care less for the next couple minutes. So you side off the trunk and sit for a bit.
Then you stand up. Still afraid to reach around.
Then you look at the bike. It's still running. Like some old coon dog running down a rabbit in it's sleep, the rear wheel is flappin at the sky. You crawl up and switch it off.
You wait. No riders. Shit. Maybe you weren't all that slow. Maybe that was one of the impossible time sections. Ah, a two-stroke.
Rider makes the same mistake, locks up and ends up with the front one foot over the edge of the trail.
Lesson #4: I'm not the only one who makes this mistake - everyone else does, too - but here's the difference...
He puts one foot down on the trail, grabs the handlebars, and lifts the front back onto the trail.
Lesson #5: That's why everyone rides 200lb bikes in enduros...
He asks if you're ok. You ask if there's anything sticking out of your back? He says no.
You say, "Then I'm ok." And he's gone, yelling he'll send help.
The next few riders make the same mistake one after the other, only one drops it. You help him get back on the trail, severely over estimating how much effort it'll take to move the bike and you push the poor bastard down on the other side of the trail. He thanks you, sorta, and he's gone.
You make a feeble attempt to get the bike upright. No way.
Soon a rider comes through, from Ireland, of all places, with a flat. He's out of the race so he stops to help. You and he try to lift the bike. No fucking way. A sandbagger - a pro riding for fun and for aid - comes through. The three of you right the machine, and work it slowly back onto the trail.
The machine was half buried in the soft dirt on the side of the mountain. The left head has no fins - their completely filled with dirt. The instrument plate and the RID are completely covered with dirt. The clutch hand guard is carrying 3 lbs of dirt.
You break it all loose and everything looks fine. In fact, the only problem is the bike is covered with fluid. It feels like clutch fluid. Since the Capitol Forest reeks of clutch, you all figure that's what it is.
You start the machine, put it in gear. The clutch is ultra grabby and ultra spongy. Yep. You're done for... But you gotta ride out to the checkpoint.
200 yards later and you're there. Do you keep going or do you quit?
You ask the checkpoint officials if there are any more hills.
"Yup. Two more - not quite as bad as that, but just about."
You eye up their Suburban, and the pleasant little fire road it's sitting on, and you figure you got an easy way out. You decide to call it a day.
Your new buddy with the flat. Well, you entertain him and the checkpoint crew by pulling out your electric pump, plugging into the accessory socket and filling his tire for him. They love it. Everybody loves a BMW in the woods except those who have to lift it.
You wobble off the mountain - fuck you were a long way up...
And you try to take some photos....
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sort of kitchen related: sterling flatware & dark spots
the last time i used my sterling flatware i kept the service out with the dishes, in the sink until after the guests had left for the evening. by the time i got to them, small black spots had developed on some of the pieces. no amount of rubbing would remove them. i later found that a simple paste of baking soda and water would do the trick, BUT what is the best way to "hold over" sterling silver before cleaning, so this doesn't happen again?
Were the spots mainly on the fork tines? Egg yolks will cause spots as will vinegar, mustard & other acidic foods, although I think of egg when I see spotted silver. Wiping off food residue with a paper towel until you can wash should help. I've never tried the baking soda paste but usually silver polish & elbow grease will take care of the problem.
Also, I don't leave my flatware in the sink while it's waiting - too damp & too much chance it will be pushed into the garbage disposal or have something heavy set on it.
Yes, I've had that problem with salad dressing. If I get my act together, I rinse the utensils off before loading in the dishwasher (I don't put the hollow-handled knives in, however). If they get the black spots, silver polish and a LOT of elbow grease works, as antique said. I'll have to try baking soda next time, though -- much cheaper!
Just slide the flatware into a glass bowl or pyrex loaf pan of warm water with small amount of dishsoap while you finish the meal. If you have hollow handled knives, rinse those blades quickly and set them some place out of the water. it won't hurt the solid sterling pieces (forks, spoons, butter knives, etc.) to soak. Don't combine non-sterling items with the sterling while soaking.
You're lucky you got the black spots off so easily, sometimes vinegar or salt or eggs left on will create really deep marks that require professional polishing to get off.
I only use sterling flatware for every meal, every day and I often soak it if I have to leave it in a hurry before I have time to wash up.
Be careful, too, when loading the dishwasher if you put in your sterling. If it loads where it is touching other metals such as your stainless flatware, then it will leave those same black marks where they were touching during the cycle. It's tricky with the knives where the handles are sterling and the blades are stainless.
I keep a little crock full of soapy water beside the sink, and the sterling (and only the sterling) goes in there as soon as it's used. Pieces that have had salt, egg or vinegar on them get wiped with the dish cloth first.
And as everyone else said, keep the sterling and the steel far apart in your dishwasher! That includes exposed steel in the dishwasher interior itself, when the rubber coating wears off.
Oh, and something I just learned is that dishwasher soap with lemon in it isn't safe for your silver. Makes sense, since lemon itself isn't safe, but I wouldn't have figured it out on my own.
I don't know if you use your silver for everyday use, but if you keep stored away for special occasions put pieces of chalk, ordinary chalkboard chalk in the silver drawer, to keep it from tarnishing. It really works! Any acid, tomatoes, lemon, vinegar or very fatty foods like egg yolk, mayo, etc.. can leave dark spots.
Well, my mother has always told me to wash ALL the sterling on the table, regardless of whether it has been used or not, as salt from people's hands can cause pitting. I also put my sterling in warm, soapy water to soak until it's time to wash.


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We are new to horticuture and just picked up these gorgeous Cylindricas at a garage sale. We got ahead of ourselves purchased these self watering planters only to find out that they need very little water and have shallow roots. Has anybody had success planting these using the self watering planters. Will the roots reach? she we just forego the self watering function?
That is a nice cylindrica!!! Generally the Sans want a soil mix that drains freely, so I don't know that the self-watering will work as I assume this relies on a wick(?) of some sort. Also, it probably will not be growing much in the winter unless you have it in a very warm and brighgly lit area, so the roots will probalby not expand much into the new soil media. For that reason it may be better to wait until Spring to repot it. You could place the one pot inside the other for the time being (just a thought).
What a great find for a garage sale!
In Juan's book, he shows eilensis in a hydroponic system. It's was doing beautifully. I suppose it's the amount of water you keep in the reservoir and the type medium used that matters. I would stay away from anything too organic.
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Super-handsome, congratulations to you!!
Thanks for the input so far. Been scouring the forum so far, can I take general advice about other sansevieras and apply them to the cylindricas?
Also I picked up a smaller cylindrica, the seller said it was a rare variety (rams's horn?) can some one confirm?
We are also contemplating putting this in a planter. Can I split the two growths pictured and replant them more linearly? Is it too much or too soon, is their "spring" now since its originally from Africa?
They adjust to the Northern Hemisphere, so it is not spring for them.
Not sure it is rare. Rare as far as mass market, something you would rarely ever find at Home Depot.
You can split them up, but you may set them back as far as growing. They will still grow however they want, it may be normal for older growths to end up less vertical, making way for new leave spikes.


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God doesn't cushion every blow otherwise you will never grow.
May We Never let the things we can't have spoil our enjoyment of the things we do have.
The Quality Of Your Life Is Determined By The Quality Of Your Thoughts.
You can't plough a field by turning it over in your mind.
Speak too quietly and nobody can hear you, speak too loudly and nobody will listen.
Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have.
Knowledge only becomes power when it is put into use.
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Today's doubts are sure to become tomorrow's regrets.
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Men were created with two ears and only one mouth. Listen twice as much as you speak.
Nobody can be exactly like me. Sometimes even I have trouble doing it.
Losers make excuses, Winners make it happen!
"Think before you speak" will teach you a life long lesson while "Say it just to say it" will teach you nothing.
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Thursday, February 27, 2014 4:30-6:00pm Swift Hall, Room 400
Join us for a joint event with the Philosophy of Religions workshop as Professor Douglas Hedley presents his paper entited "Plotinus and Images of Beauty."
Thursday, February 27, 2014 4:30-6:00pm Swift Hall, Room 400
Join us for a joint event with the Philosophy of Religions workshop as Professor Douglas Hedley presents his paper entited "Plotinus and Images of Beauty."
Monday, January 13, 2014 12:00 noon-1:30 pm Swift Hall, Room 200
What do queer culture, Star Trek fandom, and the Quiverfull movement have in common? Come find out at the next Theology Workshop, where Olivia Bustion will present her work-in-progress, "Counterpublic Theology and Pacifist Ways of Knowing (with John Howard Yoder and Virginia Woolf)." The essay maps out a new way for theology to travel publicly, namely, 'counterpublic theology.'
Monday, December 2, 2013 12:00 noon-1:30 pm Swift 106
Join us for Barnabas Pusnur's paper, "Narsai and the theological articulation of Identity".
Monday, November 18, 2013 12:00 noon-1:30 pm Swift 106
Join us for Andrew DeCort's paper, ""Authority, Martyrdom, and the Question of Axiality in Ethiopian Political Theology""
This paper will (i) briefly converse with Bellah's description of sacral kingship and the transition to 'axiality' in his Religion in Human Evolution; (ii) show how early Ethiopian Axumite civilization was essentially a sacral kingship; (iii) argue that this basic understanding of authority didn't change substantially with the Christianization of Ethiopia in the fourth century under Ezana and following to the medieval period; and (iv) investigate to what extent Abba Estifanos should or should not be understood as one of the first clear cases of "axiality" in Ethiopian politico-religious history (in short, Estifanos challenged the emperor Zara Yaqob based on a notion of 'divine law' that transcended royal law and the king's claim to represent God). As a final step (v) I will make some remarks about the ongoing relevance of this medieval martyr and his 'school' for contemporary Christian theology in Ethiopia confronted by political oppression and the temptation to retreat into political silence. In short, I will be making the claim that Christian theology in Ethiopia, among other things, should – and periodically has – challenge(d) prevailing notions of authority with a constructive vision of 'martyrdom' (which doesn't simply mean dying).
Evan Kuehn will respond. You can find the paper here (UChicago ID and password needed). Please feel free but not obligated to read the paper in preparation. Please email contact email@example.com if you are not a University of Chicago affiliate but would like to look at the paper in preparation for the workshop meeting.
A light lunch will be served.
Shannon Craigo-Snell, "Performing Epistemologies of Resistance"
Wednesday, November 13, 4:30-6pm, University of Chicago Divinity School, Swift Lecture Hall
The theme of Alternative Epistemologies raises the question: alternative to what? This presentation explores two different accounts of modern epistemology and its discontents. The first, articulated in feminist theory, implicates the drive to singularity in modern thought. It critiques the judgment that there is a single path to an objective, universal truth. The second, articulated in performance theory, analyzes the role of the written word in colonialism, identifying political imperatives and implications of text-based knowledge. Taken together, these distinct accounts offer insights into epistemology as a possible arena for political resistance.
Please join us tonight for a symposium hosted by the Lumen Christi Institute on "Pope Francis: First Pope from the Americas"! You can learn more and register at the Lumen Christi event page. The event is free and open to the public.
The symposium will be held in Mandel Hall at 7pm.
Monday, November 4, 2013 12:00 noon-1:30 pm Swift 106
Join us for Elsa Marty's paper, "Inculturation or Christian Unity? Competing Visions for the Church among Lutheran Adivasis in Chotanagpur (India)"
The Lutherans in the Chotanagpur region of North India are predominantly adivasi (indigenous) and come from many different tribes. Since 1977, they have been divided into two churches: the Gossner Evangelical Lutheran Church (GELC) and the North-Western Gossner Evangelical Lutheran Church (NWGELC). These two churches emphasize different aspects of Christian community. The GELC focuses on Christian unity and is comprised of members from all of regional tribes. The NWGELC was formed in 1977 by members from the Oraon tribe and stresses the importance of inculturation and contextualization. This paper explores the difficulty of "inculturating" into a multi-cultural community and various visions of Christian unity in such an environment.
Rick Elgendy will respond.
A light lunch will be served.
We recommend that you read the paper in advance of the workshop; you can find it here. If you are planning on attending the workshop and are not affiliated with the University of Chicago, please email firstname.lastname@example.com to request access to the paper.
Monday, October 21, 2013
12:00 noon-1:30 pm
Swift 106
Join us as Sojung Kim kicks off our workshop this year with her paper, "Theopoetic and Vernacular: The Languages of Suffering People."
In this paper Sojung will discuss the political and liberation theological movement in the 20th century by dealing with Metz, Moltmann, Soelle, Gutiérrez, and Cone.
She will compare how these theologians distinctly challenged the limitation of modern theological discourse and emphasized the importance of people's language in Theology
Julius Crump will respond.
A light lunch will be served.
Join us Monday, October 7 (Week 2) for our first meeting of the new academic year!
We'll be gathering for lunch to introduce the Theology Workshop, and offering a time for students and faculty interested in Theology to socialize and address questions about the coming year.
Lunch is cosponsored by the Theology Club.
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The Theology Workshop is pleased to be co-sponsoring, with the Late Antiquity & Byzantium Workshop, a presentation by Aaron Hollander, PhD student in Theology. The paper is entitled "Paradox and Wonder: The Catastrophic Holiness of Saint Symeon the Fool," and will be submitted as the orals statement for Aaron's qualifying examination in the Autumn.
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Seasonal color disorder?
Is this a thing? About two years ago I painted my dining room a buttery yellow. Most days I love it so much I think of extending it to the whole first floor. This is true primarily in the summer.
But there are days that the color yellow (and not just this shade--any shade) almost makes me nauseous. Oddly enough, it's on gray days. I live in the Midwest, so this includes much of the winter.
I had a darkish green living room. Felt cozy in the winter but a cave in the summer. And don't get me started on my love/hate relationship with blue! Do I have to paint my whole house and keep all its furnishings beige? Is this a Midwest thing?
Anyone else relate?
I can relate....when spring comes, I want light and bright. When winter comes, I want warm and cozy. Hard to mix the two, but when I was growing up, Mom had slipcovers made for the furniture in the family room and she had 2 sets of drapes so she'd have a bright look and a warm look she'd change twice a year. It made a big difference in the room for sure.
I haven't had the issue with blue or yellow though. For me, yellow adds sunshine on a gray day....blue adds clarity that helps warm up a winter day. I usually hate rainy days, but in the fall when all the leaves are bright colors, it seems as if the sun shines even in the rain....
Yellows can be problematic in the wrong light or in some artificial light. I don't think using (most) yellows to brighten up a dark room or a room that doesn't get good light works very well, and sometimes it backfires. What you may be experiencing is that with the different angle of the light and the darker days is this effect.
I remember that as a kid growing up in Michigan! Mentally, I think that many of us need certain visual comforts around us at different times of the year. Kind of like comfort foods for the brain. When we moved out here to the Southwest, I ended up painting all the inside adobe walls in our home a warm cream color. At that time (1983) the popular colors were mauve and a medium blue. I used them throughout our new home . . . and quickly came to hate them once Autumn rolled around! I realized then that, while I was still loving my cream colored walls, I needed other accent colors around me during the various seasons.
Over the years, I've collected them. Pillow covers, throws for chairs, art, other different accent pieces . . . although nothing major, such as drapes, bedspreads or furniture slipcovers. This seems to work for me. Pastels in the Spring. Strong primary colors now during the Summer months make me happy. But around mid-September I need my rusty reds, sage greens and other Autumn colors. Right after Thanksgiving, I can't stand those colors around me anymore and opt for traditional Christmas colors. But, right after New Year, all red and green are gone! My happy colors for the Winter months are dark blue and white and I pull out my silver and pewter pieces to use with them. It may sound a bit crazy, but I very much need to feel happy and comfortable in my surroundings and this is how I make it happen. To this day, though, I still hate that mauve and medium blue combination!
Lynn and Annie: Glad to know I'm not alone! Lovely memories. It sounds as though the answer may lie in pillows and slipcovers and curtains rather than in this constant repainting I tend to do. In my previous houses I had very neutral walls, and as I think back I realize that the rooms were also very clearly east light or west, north light or south. In this house the light is more mixed and there's more foliage close to the house. So the colors in the windows go from bright emerald to oranges and yellows to months of gray and then spring green. Maybe the frame (the walls) for the windows needs to be more consistent. Or maybe I should just wait until the seasons change again!
And Pal, thank you for the comments about yellow. It does seem to be the most problematic.
Like others have said, I find I am happier if my walls and major pieces of furniture are in the white-cream-taupe range which allows me to change color accents with the seasons. In California, we only have two seasons, warmer months and cooler months, rather than the four seasons that other areas have. I like using cooler colors and lighter fabrics during the warm months and warmer colors and heavier fabrics during the cool months.
Yeah, I think it's a thing. And the first thing I'd look at is whether any of the wall colors used black colorant in the formula.
Not necessarily looking for a full spectrum paint color, just if there was any black.
Going forward, I'd experiment with only choosing colors that were toned without black.
We have a Devine brand paint (Northwest) color called Oak in our living/dining rm We inherited this color & bought our home in mid summer & LOVED the paint color & the warmth & cheer it brought to these rooms. It's kind of a yellowy/gold, for lack of a better description. We still have it 8 years later & when it's sunny out, I still love it. However, I don't love it as much when it's cloudy! When we repaint, not sure what to go withâ¦greenish blues seem to do well for us. Color is SO interestingâ¦but hard to choose!
Lizzie: I think it's so interesting that the warm color looks good on sunny days in cold/rainy climates and not as good on cloudy/gray days. That's the same thing I'm experiencing. I have yellow paint in two rooms actually. One is a full-spectrum paint, Buttercream, and I actively love it most of the time, meaning that I stop and look at it because it's so beautiful. It's clearly richer and more beautiful than the Montgomery White I have in another room. But in the past few days--one a very dreary November-looking day and one where the light is clearly changing to a Fall light, they both seem throbbing with yellow and at their worst, bilious. I'm sure it's the light, and perhaps some seasonally related sensitivity in some rods or cones or whatever those color-sensing parts of the eyes are. (Or maybe I'm staring at the walls too much!!!)
bilious? Yep its the green. Just find some color that doesn't have the green hue going for it. We are building a new house surrounded by nature and sky and outdoor weather and color. Lots of windows too. The colors I've tried that have anything like a greenish gray yellow just look depressing if cloud cover comes over. That took out most of my off whites and boy my whole house had to change.
I'm a plains state gal myself now living in the dreary mid-atlantic area. Of course it's SAD.
I notice the color shift too here in the northeast. Our area is heavily wooded, so summer light is quite green: pretty in some rooms, not so pretty in others. Plus my house has big windows, so the green view (lawn, trees, garden) becomes part of the interior color scheme. In winter when the leaves drop, the light is clearer, but the windows are like big framed pictures of gray bark and pale blue sky.
I painted my lr with milk paint. Pumpkin is the color. The color shifts depending on the light source, but it shifts beautifully. Right now it looks a rich coppery brown because of the greenish light, and shifts back to a warm burnt orange at night with incandescents.
Color is a fascinating topic in and of itself. Funny story: when DD was in middle school, the entire school was required to create and present a project, with an accompanying term paper, for their science fair. No student is going to do well on a science fair project unless they find a subject they like and can get enthusiastic about. Pretty tough for some kids, like our DD who long claimed that she "HATED science!". We finally hit on a psychology-based one:"The Psychology of Color". She loved it . . . and she won and went on to regionals with it! We all found her research fascinating . . . and it was in depth research, not the simplistic stuff you might expect from a kid her age. Her next two years' science fair projects were "The Psychology of Music" and "The Psychology of Scents". She placed with both of them. Funny how things like that can lead you to different paths in life. She found her passion and is now starting her junior year at college and is on track to becoming a clinical psychologist.
But, back to the Psychology of Color. I don't recall too many details anymore, but do remember these :
1) babies cry more in yellow rooms/nurseries and people in general lose their tempers quicker/more in yellow rooms.
2) That Red stimulates your appetite, which is why it is often used when decorating restaurants. It's also thought to be a power color in Western cultures, which is why red is the most popular color for men's ties.
3) Hospitals used to paint their room pale green because green is relaxing in stressful situations. Many probably still do. I got so that I used to hate all those dull, boring green walls when I worked in hospitals!
4) With young K-4 grade school-aged kids, girls are more likely to choose pink or purple for their favorite colors. Boys that same age tend to choose red, orange or bright blue. Both are hugely influenced by toys and clothes available to them at that time of their lives. By fifth grade, though, girls start to develop their own unique color personalities and favorite colors become more individualized. Boys tend to choose those same colors through high school and beyond. As adults though, men are more apt to choose blue, green or brown as their favorite color.
5) In Western cultures, Pink is considered very romantic and girly. It's also very relaxing to the psyche. Because of that, some sports teams have painted their visiting team locker rooms pink, in hopes of neutralizing some of their energy before the game.
Sorry, like DD, I find the psychology of color fascinating!
I've heard of SAD but never SCD. lol I'm not one for a lot of color, but do like things lighter during the warmer months. For the cooler months I use a lot of black in rooms, lampshades, pillows, accessories, even the area rug. When the warmer months arrive, I switch out those things to ivory, and also cover the 2 leopard print slipper chairs in the GR with ivory colored Matelasse coverlets to keep the fabric from fading. Just these few changes make quite a difference w/o using colors I normally wouldn't use.


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Mirro Canner
16 qt (one layer size, anyway)
Newer, but still made in the USA,
needs a weight set and probably a new gasket
Just couldn't pass it up
Now I can get started on the next batch of veggies while the other one is cooling down
Any recommendations on where to find the gasket?
The new Mirros aren't the same and I don't think I can just pick one up at the hardware store.
Congrats on a great find! If you have the model number of your new canner, you can check around at different hardware stores for a new gasket. I think True Value was a shop I found some at. You can also check at Rural King stores and Tractor Supply stores if you have them in your area. Check any 'mom and pop' type hardware stores in your area as well. You can also go to the Mirro website and see if they have anyone in your area listed as carrying them. If you don't find them in your area, let me know your model # and I'll see what I can find here. There's loads of places that carry all the canning supplies in this area. If you are going to order your weight set from Mirro, you'd probably want to consider ordering the gasket for your new canner at the same time.
Check out the "Was given a Mirro..." discussion just down the page for links to sources. If you buy it locally take the lid along to make sure it fits as some of the "subs for ..." gaskets don't actually work.
Congrats on the great find.
I've linked to a site that carries lots of parts for different canners. Listed by brand and model number (and differences in manufacture date on some).
Nice find!!!
Here is a link that might be useful: Canner parts


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Well it seems like it would be nice to take some feed back from you guys. what ideas do you have for us to add to the RP forum so we can better ourseles to make you guys happy =D
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Well it seems like it would be nice to take some feed back from you guys. what ideas do you have for us to add to the RP forum so we can better ourseles to make you guys happy =D
well, i'd like to get at least one of these things off the ground for starters...do we have a resource page, something that others can draw on to fluff up their RP charater back grounds or worlds?? some kinda list maybe on popular people/race/species type, class spec's, planet, city back grounds, time periods...high fantasy vs. fantisy vs. sci-fi...just a random thought.
but i like the way its set up, and the couple of how-too's help alot also...
Well read my Guide to role playing and how to set up a character your idea is to make a chracter that fits in with the story. Like my rp (Voided Carnage) that one still needs people to join so why not try that one out
Lost radiant redemption, is also looking for players for his rpg.
it is a DBZ one that I have joined, but we more people like I said.
also the is a Final Fantasy VIII one if you are intrested. for that you must pm Chiefblackhammer.
Ahhh your right im going to go ahead and approve some RP's so that they can be posted so we can get started
Does anyone have anymore feed back like any ideas or rp's that you would like to take place in. i can write them for you or have my freinds make one and i will post it here
this my RPG that I created and would like to get it started on playing for others!!^^
This story is about a differenet universe that has many races to be, many powers to control and many evils to destory. All in a future feudal era like time and places in which you will explorer as time goes by.
The plot is that a once know, wise, and powerful race know as the Aeons. They were called makers of the universes and all living things in it. Having to left this universe to pretext the races and all living things of this universe from a grand dark enemy of darkness. The Shadoom a race of pure dark energy like creatures that can used the power of space it self and other things. Shadoom's master and lord ArCon was the most powerful of them all after seeing the Aeons powers first hand he became upsets with wanting that power. And so he command the Shadoom to attack the Aeons so he my gain there power. War between them lasted for thousand years the Aeons know that they could not use there powers to kill or destory another being. So as a last act the Aeons made a dimenion raft in the fabric of time and space itself. They then push the Shadoom race in to the raft and sealed it with all powers they had with in them. Leave only a hand full of Shadoom race behind which on there home world planet Excdis. After using almost all of powers the Aeons had they made a decision to leaving the universe. But, make sure that if the Shadoom was ever released from the raft the other races could defend themselfs or return the Shadoom to the raft. So the Aeons teach there secrets to five different race that would living and guard the universe.
The first ones were the Setechics a race that where humanoid robots smart, crafty, and every emtional!!^^. The second were the Seturans a beast humanoid race the honorable, fearess, and loyal. The thrid race was the Newromas a elf humanoids wise, kind, and noble. The fourth race was the Vampurins elf like but they have tattoos some where on there head that is visable at all times there quiet, stuburn, and deveuse. Now the last and not less race is Entrarrons humans in all shapes and sizes they have all trats and emtions the others do along with brave, outspoking, and carring. These were the guardians of the raft and the people of the universe they lived in. These is a story of all different races and people coming together in one place to save there worlds and there people.
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