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Nice work. These guys trying to compete with Sideshow me thinks.
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If the conscious mind--the part you consider to be you--is just the tip of the iceberg, what is the rest doing?
In this sparkling and provocative book, renowned neuroscientist David Eagleman navigates the depths of the subconscious brain to illuminate its surprising mysteries. Why can your foot move halfway to the brake pedal before you become consciously aware of danger ahead? Is there a true Mel Gibson? How is your brain like a conflicted democracy engaged in civil war? What do Odysseus and the subprime mortgage meltdown have in common? Why are people whose names begin with J more like to marry other people whose names begin with J? And why is it so difficult to keep a secret?
Taking in brain damage, plane spotting, dating, drugs, beauty, infidelity, synesthesia, criminal law, artificial intelligence, and visual illusions, Incognito is a thrilling subsurface exploration of the mind and all its contradictions.
Excerpted from Incognito by David Eagleman. Copyright © 2011 by David Eagleman. Excerpted by permission of Vintage, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
David Eagleman is a neuroscientist at Baylor College of Medicine, where he directs the Laboratory for Perception and Action as well as the Initiative on Neuroscience and Law. His scientific research has been published in journals from Science to Nature, and his neuroscience books include Wednesday Is Indigo Blue: Discovering the Brain of Synesthesia, Why the Net Matters, and the forthcoming Live-Wired. He is also the author of the internationally best-selling book of fiction Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives.


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UPDATED 6:10 PM CDT Sep 03, 2013A Lancaster County organization wants to bring history to life in a new and unusual way. Their goal is to get this generation interested in the 1800's.
Video TranscriptBRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE.. IN A NEW AND UNUSUAL WAY. THAT IS WHAT 1- LANCASTER COUNTY ORGANIZATION IS DOING .. WITH THE GOAL OF GETTING áTHISá GENERATION INTERESTED IN THE 18-HUNDREDS. NEWS 8'S LANCASTER COUNTY REPORTER KATELYN SMITH SHOWS US THE VIDEO AND THE PEOPLE 3 YOU CAN WATCH THE VIDEOS THROUGH A LINK AT WGAL DOT COM.
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ronburgandy (4.5)Haunting and cohesive; BoC have done it again....JoeJANB (4)An album worth the 8-year wait....YoYoMancuso (4.5)The masters of contrast look to the horizon....Kyle Mangione-Smith (5)I can see it all now; a map of the stars, sun soaked horizons at dawn, desolate neighborho...
Polyethylene (4)A soundtrack to a dead world....avantyou (2)You'd be better off plundering 1970s science fiction soundtracks....
Album Rating: 4.0Originally on www.muzikdizcovery.com This is a complete rewrite of a review which ended up at about 1400 words. It was better written but way too long and so far up its own ass it got completely lost somewhere around the small intestine. This one will have to do.
Exactly as planned...and it's a letdown
Album Rating: 4.0I wasn't expecting a classic, so I'm fine to be frank
I've given this a few listens and it hasn't grabbed me at all
at least we agree on one thing fish!
Where's my party popper
Haven't listened yet.
hey fish. the party of our agreement is about to begin. I'm ecstatic. http://www.melaman2.com/cartoons/singles/stills/spongebob/sb-115.jpg
Summary made me think of Death Note
Digging: Black Howling - O Sangue e a Terra
You're all cray cray. Album is excellent. I think people put way to much hype on this thing. Just listen to it as a stand alone piece of work, not as a hyped up comeback album.
It wouldn't change anything
death note was a good manga and anime but the movie was laughable to infinite extent
I've just seen people on forums be like "Oh new BoC album after 8 years, it sounds really dark, hopefully it's as good as Geo" Which nothing ever is or will be, but comparisons to past work will always be there I suppose. Then people just stack the hype on this up. Surprised you don't dig this as much as Geo either fish, it's got similar vibes, less beat heavy and more ambient in tone though.
Album Rating: 3.5half of the death note manga was good this is better than death note
I agree completely mindlevictus, live action does not suit Death Note
Album Rating: 3.5i've never seen the live action, but from what i've heard it actually had a decent ending
There are still times when I'm listening to this in amazement that I'm actually listening to a new BoC album haha. The novelty still hasn't wore off me. Also I only watched a bit of DeathNote, seemed alright from what I gathered. That was years ago tho.
Geogaddi had all these idm bits I liked idk
Still love that my being indifferent to things causes such an emotional reaction from some people
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By Taxi = 30-40 minutes ride for about 30-45 EUR
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This remarkable change in the qualities of natural bodies develops the latent, hitherto unperceived, as if slumbering (147) hidden, dynamic (§ 11) powers which influence the life principle, change the well-being of animal life.(148) This is effected by mechanical action upon their smallest particles by means of rubbing and shaking AND THROUGH THE ADDITION OF AN INDIFFERENT SUBSTANCE, DRY OR FLUID, ARE SEPARATED FROM EACH OTHER. This process is called dynamizing, potentizing (development of medicinal power) and the products are dynamizations (140) or potencies in different degrees.
With this alcoholic medicinal fluid globules are again moistened, spread upon blotting paper and dried quickly, put into a well-stoppered vial and protected from heat and sun light and given the sign (ii) of the second potency. And in this way the process is continued until the twentyninth is reached. Then with 100 drops of alcohol by means of 100 succussions, an alcoholic medicinal fluid is formed with which the thirtieth dynamization degree is given to properly moistened and dried sugar globules.
By means of this manipulation of crude drugs are produced preparations which only in this way reach the full capacity to forcibly influence the suffering parts of the sick organism. In this way, by means of a similar artificial morbid affection, the influence of the natural disease on the life principle present within is neutralized. By means of this mechanical procedure, provided it is carried out regularly according to the above teaching, a change is effected in the given drug, which in its crude state shows itself only as material, at times as unmedicinal material but by means of such higher and higher dynamization, it is changed and subtilized at last into spirit-like(156) medici nal power, which, indeed, IN ITSELF does not fall within our senses but for which the medicinally prepared globule, dry, but more so when dissolved in water, becomes THE CARRIER, and in this condition, manifests the healing power of this invisible force in the sick body.
previous: Organon aphorisms § 259 - 265 next: Organon aphorisms § 273 - 285
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[142] All crude animal and vegetable substances have a greater or less amount of medicinal power, and are capable of altering man's health, each in its own peculiar way. Those plants and animals used by the most enlightened nations as food have this advantage over all others, that they contain a larger amount of nutritious constituents; and they differ from the others in this that their medicinal powers in their raw state are either not very great in themselves, or are diminished by the culinary processes they are subjected to in cooking for domestic use, by the expression of the pernicious juice (like the cassava root of South America), by fermentation (of the rye-flour in the dough for making bread, sour-crout prepared without vinegar and pickled gherkins), by smoking and by the action of heat (in boiling, stewing, toasting, roasting, baking), whereby the medicinal parts of many of these substances are in part destroyed and dissipated. By the addition of salt (pickling) and vinegar (sauces, salads) animal and vegetable substances certainly lose much of their injurious medicinal qualities, but other disadvantages result from these additions.
But even those plants that possess most medicinal power lose that in part or completely by such processes. By perfect dessication all the roots of the various kinds of iris, of the horseradish, of the different species of arum and of the peonies lose almost all their medicinal virtue. The juice of the most virulent plants often becomes an inert, pitch-like mass, from the heat employed in preparing the ordinary extracts. By merely standing a long time, the expressed juice of the most deadly plants becomes quite powerless ; even at a moderate atmospheric temperature it rapidly takes on the vinous fermentation (and thereby loses much of its medicinal power), and immediately thereafter the acetous and putrid fermentation, whereby it is deprived of all its peculiar medicinal properties; the fecula that is then deposited, if well washed, is quite innocuous, like ordinary starch. By the transudation that takes place when a number of green plants are laid one above the other, the greatest part of their medicinal properties is lost.
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[143] Buchholz (TASCHENB. F. SCHEIDEK. U. APOTH. A. D. J., 1815, Weimar, Abth. I, vi) assures, his readers (and his reviewer in the LEIPZIGER LITERATURSEITUNG, 1816, No. 82, does not contradict him) that for this excellent mode of preparing medicines we have to thank the campaign in Russia, whence it was (in 1812) imported into Germany. According to the noble practice of many Germans to be unjust towards their own countrymen, he conceals the fact that this discovery and those directions, which he quotes IN MY VERY WORDS from the first edition of the ORGANON OF RATIONAL MEDICINE, § 230 and note, proceed from me, and that I FIRST published them to the world two years before the Russian campaign (the ORGANON appeared in 1810). Some folks would rather assign the origin of a discovery to the deserts of Asia than to a German to whom the honor belongs. O TEMPORAL O MORES!
Alcohol has certainly been sometimes before this used for mixing with vegetable juices, E. G., to preserve them some time before making extracts of them, but never with the view of administering them in this form.
[144] Although equal parts of alcohol and freshly expressed juice are usually the most suitable proportion for affecting the deposition of the fibrinous and albuminous matters, yet for plants that contain much thick mucus (E. G., SYMPHYTUM OFFICINALE, VIOLA TRICOLOR, etc.), or an excess of albumen (E. G., MTHUSA CYNAPIUM, SOLANUM NIGRUM, etc.), a double proportion of alcohol is generally required for this object. Plants that are very deficient in juice, as OLEANDER, BUXUS, TAXUS, LEDUM, SABINA, etc., must first be pounded up alone into a moist, fine mass and then stirred up with a double quantity of alcohol, in order that the juice may combine with it, and being thus extracted by the alcohol, may be pressed out; these latter may also when dried be brought with milk-sugar to the millionfold trituration, and then be further diluted and potentized (V. § 271).
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[145] In order to preserve them in the form of powder, a precaution is requisite that has hitherto been usually neglected by druggists, and hence powders even of well-dried animal and vegetable substances could not be preserved uninjured even in well-corked bottles. The entire crude vegetable substances, though perfectly dry, yet contain, as an indispensable condition of the cohesion of their texture, a certain quantity of moisture, which does not indeed prevent the unpulverized drug from remaining in as dry a state as is requisite to preserve it from corruption, but which is quite too much for the finely pulverized state. The animal or vegetable substance which in its entire state was perfectly dry, furnishes therefore, when finely pulverized, a somewhat moist powder, which, without rapidly becoming spoilt and mouldy, can yet not be preserved in corked bottles if not previously freed from this superfluous moisture. This is best effected by spreading out the powder in a flat tin saucer with a raised edge, which floats in a vessel full of boiling water (I. E., a water-bath), and, by means of stirring it about, drying it to such a degree that all the small atoms of it (no longer stick together in lumps, but) like dry, fine sand, are easily separated from each other, and are readily converted into, dust. In this dry state the fine powders may be kept FOREVER uninjured in well-corked and sealed bottles, in all their original complete medicinal power, WITHOUT EVER BEING INJURED BY MITES OR MOULD; and they are best preserved when the bottles are kept protected from the daylight (in covered boxes, chests, cases). If not shut up in air-tight vessels, and not preserved from the access of the light of the sun and day, all animal and vegetable substances in time gradually lose their medicinal power more and more, even in the entire state, but still more in the form of powder.
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[146] Long before this discovery of mine, experience had taught several changes which could be brought about in different nat-ural substances by means of friction, for instance, warmth, heat, fire, development of odor in odorless bodies, magnetization of steel, and so forth. But all these properties produced by friction were related only to physical and inanimate things, whereas it is a law of nature according to which physiological and pathogenic changes take place in the body's condition by means of forces capable of changing the crude material of drugs, even in such as had never shown any medicinal properties. This is brought about by trituration and succussion, but under the condition of employing an indifferent vehicle in certain proportions. This wonderful physical and especially physiological and pathogenic law of nature had not been discovered before my time. No wonder then, that the present students of nature and physicians (so far unknowing) cannot have faith in the magical curative powers of the minute doses of medicines prepared according to homeopathic rules (dynamized).
[147] The same thing is seen in a bar of iron and steel where a slumbering trace of latent magnetic force cannot but be recog-nized in their interior. Both, after their completion by means, of the forge stand upright, repulse the north pole of a magnetic needle with the lower end and attract the South pole, while the upper end shows itself as the south pole of the magnetic needle. But this, is only a LATENT force; not even the finest iron particles can be drawn magnetically or held on either end of such a bar.
Only after this bar of steel is DYNAMISED, rubbing it with a dull file IN ONE DIRECTION, will it become a true active powerful magnet, one able to attract iron and steel to itself and impart to another bar of steel by mere contact and even some distance away, magnetic power and this in a higher degree the more it has been rubbed. In the same way will triturating a medicinal substance and shaking of its solution (dynamization, potentiation) develop the medicinal powers hidden within and manifest them more and more or if one may say so, spiritualizes the material substance itself.
[148] On this account it refers only to the increase and stronger development of their power to cause changes in the HEALTH of animals and men if these natural substances in this improved state, are brought very near to the living sensitive fibre or come in contact with it (by means of intake or olfaction). Just as a magnetic bar especially if its magnetic force is increased (dynamized) can show magnetic power only in a needle of steel whose pole is near or touches it. The steel itself remains unchanged in the remaining chemical and physical properties and can bring about no changes in other metals (for instance, in brass), just as little as dynamized medicines can have any action upon LIFELESS THINGS.
[149] We hear daily how homeopathic medicinal potencies are called MERE DILUTIONS, when they are the very opposite, I. E., a true opening up of the natural substances bringing to light and revealing the hidden specific medicinal powers contained within and brought forth by rubbing and shaking. The aid of a chosen, unmedicinal medium of attenuation is but a SECONDARY CONDITION.
Simple dilution, for instance, the solution of a grain of salt will become water, the grain of salt will disappear in the dilution with much water and will never develop into medicinal salt which by means of our well prepared dynamization, is raised to most marvelous power.
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[150] One-third of one hundred grains sugar of milk is put in a glazed porcelain mortar, the bottom dulled previously by rubbing it with fine, moist sand. UPON THIS POWDER is put one grain of the powdered drug to be triturated (one drop of quicksilver, petroleum, etc.). The sugar of milk used for dynamization must be of that special pure quality that is crystallized on strings and comes to us in the shape of long bars. For a moment the medicine and powder are mixed with a porcelain spatula and triturated rather strongly, six to seven minutes, with the pestle rubbed dull, then the mass is scraped from the bottom of the mortar and from the pestle for three to four minutes, in order to make it homogeneous. This is followed by triturating it in the same way 6-7 minutes without adding anything more and again scraping 3-4 minutes from what adhered to the mortar and pestle. The second third of the sugar of milk is now added, mixed with the spatula and again triturated 6-7 minutes, followed by the scraping for 3-4 minutes and trituration without further addition for 6-7 minutes. The last third of sugar of milk is then added, mixed with the spatula and triturated as before 6-7 minutes with most careful scraping together. The powder thus prepared is put in a vial, well corked, protected from direct sunlight to which the name of the substance and the designation of the first product marked 100 is given. In order to raise this product to 10000, one grain of the powdered 100 is mixed with the third part of 100 grains of powdered sugar of milk and then proceed as before, but every third must be carefully triturated twice thoroughly each time for 6-7 minutes and scraped together 3-4 minutes before the second and last third of sugar of milk is added. After each third, the same procedure is taken. When all is finished, the powder is put in a well corked vial and labeled 10000. If now, one grain of this last powder is taken in the same way, the 1/1,000,000, I. E., (1), each grain containing 1/1,000,000 the original substance. Accordingly, such a trituration of the three degrees requires six times six to seven minutes for triturating and six times 3-4 minutes for scraping, thus ONE HOUR for every degree. After one hour such trituration of the first degree, each grain will contain 1/000; of the second 1/10,0000; and in the third 1/1,000,000 of the drug used (see Note1). Mortar, pestle and spatula must be cleaned well before they are used for another medicine. Washed first with warm water and dried, both mortar and pestle, as well as spatula are then put in a kettle of boiling water for half an hour. Precaution might be used to SUCH AN EXTENT as to put these utensils on a coal fire exposed to a glowing heat.
[151] The vial used for potentizing is filled two-thirds full.
[152] Perhaps on a leather bound book.
[153] They are prepared under supervision by the confectioner from starch and sugar and the small globules freed from fine dusty parts by passing them through a sieve. Then they are put through a strainer that will permit only 100 to pass through weighing one grain, the most serviceable size for the needs of a homeopathic physician.
[154] A small cylindrical vessel shaped like a thimble, made of glass, porcelain or silver, with a small opening at the bottom in which the globules are put to be medicated. They are moistened with some of the dynamized medicinal alcohol, stirred and poured out on blotting paper, in order to dry them quickly.
[155] According to first directions, one drop of the liquid of a lower potency was to be taken to 100 drops of alcohol for higher potentiation. This proportion of the medicine of attenuation to the medicine that is to be dynamized (100:1) was found altogether too limited to develop thoroughly and to a high degree the power of the medicine by means of a number of such succussions without specially using great force of which wearisome experiments have convinced me.
But if only one such globule be taken, of which 100 weigh one grain, and dynamize it with 100 drops of alcohol, the proportion of 1 to 50,000 and even greater will be had, for 500 such globules can hardly absorb one drop, for their saturation. With this disproportionate higher ratio between medicine and diluting medium MANY succussive strokes of the vial filed two-thirds with alcohol can produce a much greater development of power. But with so small a diluting medium as 100 to 1 of the medicine, if many succussions by means of a powerful machine are forced into it, medicines are then developed which, especially in the higher degrees of dynamization, act almost immediately, but with furious, even dangerous, violence, especially in weakly patients, without having a lasting, mild reaction of the vital principle. But the method described by me, on the contrary, produces medicines of highest development of power and mildest action, which, however, if well chosen, touches all suffering parts curatively (see Note2). In acute fevers, the small doses of the lowest dynamization degrees of these thus perfected medicinal preparations, even of medicines of long continued action (for instance, belladonna) may be repeated in short intervals. In the treatment of chronic disceases, it is best to begin with the lowest degrees of dynamization and when necessary advance to higher, ever more powerful but mildly acting degrees.
[156] This assertion will not appear improbable, if one considers that by means of this method of dynamization (the preparations thus produced, I have found after many laborious experiments and counter-experiments, to be the most powerful and at the same time mildest in action, I. E., as the most perfected) the material part of the medicine is lessened with each degree of dynamization 50,000 times and yet incredibly increased in power, so that the further dynamization of 125 and 18 ciphers reaches only the third degree of dynamization. The thirtieth thus progressively prepared would give a fraction almost impossible to be expressed in numbers. It becomes uncommonly evident that the material part by means of such dynamization (development of its true, inner medicinal essence) will ultimately dissolve into its individual spirit-like, (conceptual) essence. In its crude state therefore, it may be considered to consist really only of this undeveloped conceptual essence. Note1: These are the three degrees of the dry powder trituration, which, if carried out correctly, will effect a good beginning for the dynamization of the medicinal substance. Note2: In very rare cases, notwithstanding almost full recovery of health and with good vital strength, an old annoying local trouble continuing undisturbed it is wholly permitted and even INDISPENSABLY necessary, to administer in increasing doses the homeopathic remedy that has proved itself efficacious but potentized to a very high degree by means of many succussions by hand. Such a local disease will often then disappear in a wonderful way.
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[157] Until the State, in the future, after having attained insight into the indispensability of perfectly prepared homeopathic medicines, will have them manufactured by a competent impartial person, in order to give them free of charge to homeopathic physicians trained in homeopathic hospitals, who have been examined theoretically and practically, and thus legally qualified. The physician may then become convinced of these divine tools for purposes of healing, but also to give them free of charge to his patients—rich and poor.
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From the first minutes of the video it seems it is pretty useless again. Very bad hissing and sound only on the left channel. And you cannot read the slides. But better than nothing...
I suggest you to look at the real slides from matthias' blog
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I know the ridiculous ticket prices probably kept quite a few fans away. But who is going? Maybe some of you are from the area? Any tips on what to do or where to eat/stay in Nice? I'd love to meet up with fellow skating fans!
I know the ridiculous ticket prices probably kept quite a few fans away. But who is going? Maybe some of you are from the area? Any tips on what to do or where to eat/stay in Nice? I'd love to meet up with fellow skating fans!
I am going! I am quite near Nice since i live in the north of Italy. I am not following the entire event, i am going to be there on thursday to saturday. I know Nice a little bit and I am going to do a sort of skating fan guide on my blog soon. The problem about where to eat is not secondary in my view. You can spend A LOT in restaurants like 50 euros per person. Anyway there are a lot of pubs and stuff like that. I really really suggest to buy something in a boulangerie (bakery) for lunch or speady meal, there are a lot of yummy things like quiches or special breads. I even know one very near the ice palace :D
I am going too I've never been to Nice or worlds before so I've been looking forward to this for a while.
Someone I know is going. Could you give me any details (address/directions)) of good reasonable places to eat? Thank you
tevate, Welcome to Golden Skate! I hope someone will be able to help you.
I'm going! Men's SP+LP and Ladies' SP+LP!
tevate, apparently http://www.lesdeuxcanailles.com/ is good! A friend who lives in Nice recommended
Thanks for the link hikki.
figureskate, can you post a link to your blog?
here you are! http://www.thewrongedgefigureskating...ting-fans.html
If you want I can give you advices for more restaurants, but i have to check if they stay open till 23.00, that is the time when evening competitions finish
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figureskate, the blog looks great, thanks! That lovely bakery for lunch sounds like a plan
I have a question and you might be the perfect person to ask: Is it realistic to try to go somewhere in Italy from Nice by public transport?! And I can only spend morning till 2pm ish to be to catch the final two groups of the day sessions. Crazy idea but I hear there're are beautiful villages like Cervo and I'd love to visit!
It is so lovely that you would like to go to Cervo, it is quite an amazing village and the coast is so beautiful. It is not that crazy, I recommend to stay on the western part of Liguria, so you don't have to spend much time on a train (that is the fastest way of travelling in your case). It takes more or less an hour and a half going to Cervo, 45 minutes from Nice to Ventimiglia (or Ventimille in French) and 45 from there to Cervo (you have to change train on the frontier).
Here is the railway official site France http://www.voyages-sncf.com/ and Italy http://www.trenitalia.com/
if you are going I have some eating advices to give you :D
Hi to all!
I m heading off to Nice on thursday! Could someone tell me what clothes to take with me... how warm or cold is it in the arena ????
It won t be possible to be as cold as Bern... but difficult to know what to take with me, as the south of France is usually quite warm....
Thanks and see you there!!!!
I'm jealous of everyone who's going. Not only Nice, but skating as well? Ooh, I'm green with envy. Have a great time, everyone, and tell us all about it.
They've posted a video on the making of the ice rink http://video.nice.fr/?page=1#champio...age-artistique I can't understand French very well, but i catched a 6-8 degrees?
The rink is quite warm. No need for warm clothes, just a regular sweater or jacket should keep you warm enough.


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Common or Eastern Copperhead Snake (dark form)Photographer: Peter Robertson / Source: Wildlife Profiles Pty Ltd
The Common or Eastern Copperhead prefers reasonably damp habitats, near streams or swampy areas. It is common and widespread at lower altitudes throughout southern Victoria.
It is active day and night and feeds on small vertebrates including frogs, lizards and small mammals. Females give birth to up to 30 live young in mid to late summer.
Copperheads are extremely dangerous and are capable of inflicting fatal bites. However, they are not usually aggressive and bites are uncommon.
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Brake discs - diameter Rear | 220 mm |
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Ground clearance, unloaded | 345 mm |
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Halloween!! I love, love, LOVE scary season. Not just for the candy or costumes or things that go bump in the night. Moreover, all us paranormal lovers get license to fang, howl and hex out in the open.
This Halloween season will bring Enchanted Moon, "Dirt Nap" in The Evil Within, and possibly, if life cooperates, the re-release of The Best Revenge.
Speaking of Enchanted Moon, the What's My Name contest got a couple extra days of a go. Today will be the last day to throw your name suggestion in the hat. Just click here and put it in the status or as a comment. Feel free to shout out to your favorite suggestion, too. Just click here. Be sure to hit the like button while you're there!
Also in October, I'll be giving an online workshop through the Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal Chapter of RWA, called Red Carpet Writing where I share screenwriting tips for novelists.
When I'm up at the ECWC, there will be a costume dinner. What am I going as?
You'll never guess.
Zombie Audrey Hepburn! Yep, right down to the little black dress. I CAN"T WAIT!
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Here Mark tells his story of an incident that occurred in the Gulf of Aden, just near the Straits of Bab el Mandeb, the entry to the Red Sea: ...[more] Loss of VHF aerial with mast meant rescue was 'lucky' By Lee Mylchreest, , 1:40 PM Mon 4 Oct 2010 Having his VHF aerial attached to the mast and being without an emergency VHF aerial meant that a sailor was 'lucky' to be rescued last week in seas off the Isle of Man, when his emergency flare was fortuitously sighted by a passing tanker. The cruising sailor found himself drifting on his vessel 30 miles south-west of the Island with a snapped mast and broken engine. ...[more] Treleavens back in the Med - the drama, the beauty, and Schengen news By Andrea and Ian Treleaven/Sail-World, 6:29 AM Mon 13 Sep 2010 Andrea and Ian Treleaven have a world of experience in sailing. They have written two books on their adventures, and know the art of cruising like very few other sailors - but even the most experienced get caught in difficult situations, as described below. In this account they also report on their latest experiences in the Med, including enforcement of the new Schengen rules for cruising sailors ...[more] Crew of Mea rescued in the Atlantic - the skipper tells By Nancy Knudsen, 7:03 AM Fri 3 Sep 2010 At the end of last year we told the story in Sail-World Cruising about the Swiss yacht which was hit by one cargo ship off the Atlantic coast of the USA and then rescued by another. 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The photo was taken when she was passing the 60-days-at-sea mark (about 25% of the planned journey), having covered 7,000 miles since she left Sydney in her attempt to become the youngest sailor to circumnavigate the world non-stop and unassisted. ...[more] Through the North West Passage with Fiona By Log Fiona/Sail-World Cruising, 4:11 PM Mon 14 Dec 2009 Among the 23 vessels that transited the North West Passage this year were two cruise ships, several power boats, some rowers, ice catamarans, and about seven hardy sailing boats. Among the sailors was veteran long range cruising sailor Eric Forsyth, on his yacht Fiona, a Westerly 42, who completed the journey from East to West. Here we bring you story highlights and photos. ...[more]
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47, XXY); usually, males have one X and one Y (XY) and females have two X chromosomes (XX). Some individuals with a 47, XXY chromosome finding may have no obvious signs or symptoms of KS while others may have several features and varying degrees of cognitive, social, behavioral, and learning difficulties.[1] Because features may not be apparent until mid to late adolescence, the term "Klinefelter syndrome" is often reserved for affected adolescents and adults. Although the vast majority of boys with KS identify as males, some individuals develop atypical gender identities.[2] In adulthood, individuals with Klinefelter syndrome may have primary hypogonadism (decreased testosterone production), small testes, enlarged breast tissue (gynecomastia), tall stature, and/or other features.[1] The vast majority of males with KS are infertile, but many produce sperm and may be able to conceive with assisted reproduction. Treatment varies among individuals and may include testosterone therapy; however, this therapy may not be appropriate for all individuals.[2]
Klinefelter syndrome (KS) is a condition that may be present in an individual that has two X chromosomes and one Y chromosome (
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- Aksglaede L, Link K, Giwercman A, Jørgensen N, Skakkebaek NE, Juul A. 47,XXY Klinefelter syndrome: clinical characteristics and age-specific recommendations for medical management. Am J Med Genet C Semin Med Genet. February 15, 2013; 163C(1):55-63.
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why are fins so expensive?
broke a fin recently, shopped around but ultimately declined to pay $60 - $90 for three pieces of plastic. i bought a set of these for $21.95 on Amazon, with free shipping:
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thanks for the attempted undermining, it's greatly appreciated!
that plastic fins suck. anyone who claims not to be able to tell the difference between a good, high quality fiberglass fin & a crappy stock plastic fin is questionable as a surfer, IMO.
you pay more for quality. the industry has everyone convinced that stock plastic fins are acceptable b/c they're light, but there's a trade-off (ie: loss) in performance. plastic fins are too soft, they flex too much/easily & don't return that flex back to the board in the form of energy or drive like a fiberglass fin does.
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Damn I wish I saw this yesterday cuz i wouldve snagged those Fannings off you immediately!! a question for you though. you are selling some real nice fins there... specifally the fannings and the Future AM2. the AM2 are probably my favorite fin for when its overhead and throwing barrels. what fins are you riding now that you are selling these ones? or are you just riding different boards with different fin systems?
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