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I know this isn't really related to the topic at hand, but what exactly does that radon detector on the wall actually tell you? What's its purpose? Rechargeable batteries generally may get warm to the touch when recharging, but from what you say the fact the batteries in your UPS weren't supposed to get as hot as that? battery did.
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Yep,? sounds like calibration. 20 minutes is about right for a fresh battery and 500w load. After it is charged, let the UPS run on battery (with the 500W load connected), until it shuts off on it's own. Leave it off, and let it charge on its own until the fan shuts off. It should then be calibrated.
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Hello and thank you very much for your answer. I have 3 Smart UPS APC 1500VA. Also I got another pair of 12V 17Ah batts. I calibrated the whole UPSs as you showed in your movie. I used a reflector of 500W. What happens is: UPS on, power connected, reflector of 500W on. Whe I turn on the reflector all the LEDs from batt graph start blinking. After I disconnect the power the? 5 batt LEDs goes off one by one in the first 30s until the last one and keeps there aprox 20min.


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Commonplace Books of Law: A Selection of Law-Related Notebooks from the Seventeenth Century to the Mid-Twentieth CenturyPaul PruittUniversity of Alabama - School of Law David DurhamUniversity of Alabama - School of Law Occasional Publications of the Bounds Law Library, Number Five, University of Alabama School of Law, 2005 U of Alabama Public Law Research Paper No. 1071163 Abstract: Commonplace Books of Law: A Selection of Law-Related Notebooks from the Seventeenth Century to the Mid-Twentieth Century is number five in the Bounds Law Library's series of Occasional Publications. Based on works held in the library's Special Collections, this book begins with an introduction by Paul Pruitt that traces the history of legal notebooks and comments on the significance of note taking in legal education and practice. Then Pruitt and coauthor David Durham (with contributions by Tony Allan Freyer and Timothy W. Dixon) provide edited transcripts of handwritten or typed materials from a range of historical periods - including a commonplace book from the Restoration-era Inns of Court, the ledger of a lawyer-merchant from early national New York, a volume of notes from the Litchfield Law School, a Reconstruction-era diary, practice notes by late nineteenth and early twentieth-century lawyers, and finally, a sourcebook compiled for Justice Hugo L. Black, with his marginal notes. Commonplace Books of Law displays the richness and diversity of holdings in the Bounds Law Library's Special Collections. In addition it represents a significant collaboration among Bounds librarians, the University of Alabama School of Law faculty, and scholars from other institutions who generously provided advice and counsel. Number of Pages in PDF File: 145 Keywords: commonplace books, Hugo L. Black, Inns of Court, legal education, legal history, legal profession, New South, note taking Date posted: December 14, 2007Suggested CitationContact Information
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126.96.36.199 Standard species may be found in Table 1 of Specification D2559.
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1.1 This test method is designed to evaluate adhesives for finger jointing lumber used in the manufacture of a variety of bonded structural wood products such as structural glued laminated timber. It tests the tensile strength of joints under the following treatments: dry with no treatment, wet after one vacuum-pressure soak treatment, and wet after cyclic boil-dry treatment.
1.2 This test method is intended neither for quality control as the test assemblies are selected for the absence of defects usually found in run-of-the-mill finger joints nor as a substitute for in-plant qualification of end joints, including full-scale joint tests.
Note 1: This test method is specifically designed to evaluate adhesives for use in finger jointing lumber using small scale test specimens cut from carefully selected finger joint assemblies. In contrast, plant qualification and quality control require tests of full scale end joints selected randomly from production, designed to evaluate parameters beyond adhesive performance which affect the performance of the end use product.
1.3 The values stated in either SI units or inch-pound units are to be regarded separately as standard. The values stated in each system may not be exact equivalents; therefore, each system shall be used independently of the other. Combining values from the two systems may result in non-conformance with the standard.
1.4 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.
2. Referenced Documents (purchase separately) The documents listed below are referenced within the subject standard but are not provided as part of the standard.
ASTM Standards
D907 Terminology of Adhesives
D2559 Specification for Adhesives for Bonded Structural Wood Products for Use Under Exterior Exposure Conditions
D5266 Practice for Estimating the Percentage of Wood Failure in Adhesive Bonded Joints
E4 Practices for Force Verification of Testing Machines
ICS Code
ICS Number Code 83.180 (Adhesives)
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UNSPSC Code 31201601(Chemical adhesives)
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Sexual violence in Utah is a serious public health problem affecting thousands of residents each year. Studies in Utah indicate that one in eight women and one in 50 men will experience rape in their lifetimes and nearly one in three women will experience some form of sexual violence during their lives.
Rape is the only violent crime in Utah that is higher than the national average. In a state where other violent crimes, such as homicide, robbery, or aggravated assault, is historically half to three times lower than the national average, this is of concern.
Rape affects the quality of life and may have lasting consequences for victims. The 2010 Utah Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System showed that rape victims had a significantly higher prevalence in reporting that they were not satisfied with life (14.7% vs. 4.8%), didn't receive the social and emotional support they need (33.8% vs. 13.2%), had fair or poor health (25.9% vs. 10.7%), and were limited in activities because of physical, mental, or emotional problems (39.2% vs. 19.7%).
Furthermore, females were significantly more likely to report sexual violence adverse childhood experiences compared to males. Females were twice as likely to report being touched sexually by an adult or forced to sexually touch an adult as a child compared to males. Females were seven times more likely to report being raped as a child compared to males.
The impact of sexual violence on the community is costly. At $127 billion per year, rape has the highest annual victim costs of any crime.
1) Utah Health Status Update, Sexual Violence, April 2008, (accessed 11/14/2014) http://health.utah.gov/opha/publications/hsu/08Apr_SexualViolence.pdf
2) Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice, 2007 Rape in Utah Survey, (accessed 11/14/2014) http://nomoresecrets.utah.gov/Documents/RapeinUtah2007.pdf
3) Utah Health Status Update, Adverse Childhood Experiences and Health, July 2011, (accessed 11/14/2014) http://health.utah.gov/opha/publications/hsu/11Jul_ACE.pdf
4) U.S. Department of Justice, Victim Costs and Consequences: A New Look, 1996.
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BIOQUAKE is a quake mod that brings bioshock to the linux pc and the gcw zero.
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The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis was established in March 2009 through a $100 million commitment from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the nation's largest grant for nursing education. The school admitted its first classes for the Master of Science — Leadership and Doctor of Philosophy Nursing Science and Health-Care Leadership degree programs in fall 2010. In 2013, the School of Nursing added the Master of Science – Nurse Practitioner and Master of Health Services — Physician Assistant Studies programs. All four programs are led by the Nursing Science and Health-Care Leadership Graduate Group, an interprofessional team of 55 faculty members from disciplines including nursing, medicine, health informatics, nutrition, biostatistics, pharmacy, sociology and public health. A fifth program, to prepare new nurses, the Master's Entry Program in Nursing, is expected to open for enrollment within the next two years.
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nah, this is not the way I make a honest buck. My seats are used by nieces and nephews. If any of you loyal fans ever take a road trip I want to see how you get your seats. I just think that if opposing teams fans want to pay big bucks for tickets no matter where they are and they have a seller, that is their business not anyone elses. Just mind your own business.
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Atocha may refer to:
- Atocha (Madrid), a central ward (barrio) of Madrid, Spain, in the Arganzuela District
- Atocha (Salta), a municipality in Salta Province, Argentina
- Esparto or Atocha, a perennial grass in northwest Africa and the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula
- Atocha, Bolivia, a town in the Atocha Municipality in Bolivia.
- Atocha Municipality, a municipality of Sud Chichas Province, Potosí Department, Bolivia
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- Nuestra Señora de Atocha, a Spanish ship
- Santo Niño de Atocha, a representation of Jesus venerated by Hispanic Catholics
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Castleberry Hill
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and one of eight Landmark Districts in the city, Castleberry Hill is made up of historic warehouses that have been converted into residential lofts, restaurants, pubs, art galleries, salons, and coffee shops. Adjacent to the rail lines that were integral in Atlanta's formation, Castleberry Hill has become an artist's haven. The neighborhood hosts the Second Friday Art Stroll on the second Friday of every month, from 7pm to 10pm. The Art Stroll, which has been voted Best Neighborhood Art Walk in Atlanta in Creative Loafing for three years in a row, shows off a diverse and electic collection of art. In addition to the galleries, neighborhood businesses often also display art and host events on the Second Friday Art Stroll.
Or South of North Avenue, is a diverse neighborhood that connects the heart of Downtown to Midtown. One of Downtown's earliest redeveloped residential areas, SoNo truly offers a mix of all residential housing types; single family homes, town homes, apartments, high-rise condos, and garden-style condos. The neighborhood also has a mix of commercial uses and boasts claim to the Bank of America Building, the tallest building in the Southeast. In addition, SoNo is home to many restaurants and has an active nightlife.
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Largely made up of single family residential units, is one of the oldest residential areas in the city of Atlanta. Now, the redevelopment of City Hall East and the Atlanta Beltline is spurring development on the east, and the King Historic District is creating excitement on the west of the Old Fourth Ward. This area is poised to experience a boom in redevelopment in the coming years.
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The creation of Centennial Olympic Park for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games prompted much development directly surrounding the park. Home not only to pre-Olympic cornerstones like CNN Center, the area is now home to the Georgia Aquarium, Philips Arena and the new World of Coca-Cola, opening in summer of 2007. With close to 3 million annual guests to the Park, another 3+ million visitors to the Aquarium, and close to a million anticipated at the World of Coca-Cola, this area has the opportunity to capture the interest of these visitors with new retail, restaurants, and hospitality developments. www.centennialpark.com
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The Centennial Hill neighborhood is an area rich with new investment. In recent years, the area has become home to new residential condominium buildings, Imagine It! The Children's Museum of Atlanta, and the new headquarters of the Southern Company. Twenty acres of the area are being redeveloped into Allen Plaza, a multi-block, mixed use projects including new office, residential, luxury hotel, and restaurant space that will be completed in a number of phases over the coming years.
Fairlie-Poplar was Atlanta's turn-of-the-century central business district and today many of the buildings are over 100 years old. Much of the area is designated as a National Register Historic District, and many of the city's oldest high-rise buildings found here have recently been converted to condominiums and apartments or higher education uses by Georgia State University. The area exudes a human scale neighborly feel with a high concentration of residents, restaurants, nightlife, and the arts all within close proximity to each other.
Hotel District
Home to the city's largest concentration of convention hotels, the Hotel District also includes much of Atlanta's premiere Class A office space. Various fine dining establishments dot the area, ranging from sushi and ethnic food to steakhouse and cigar bar. The area is also the home of Georgia State University's forthcoming new 2,000-bed student housing complex.
Georgia State University
The Georgia State University area is defined by an array of uses: various retail outlets, office space, and institutional establishments. In addition to the activity at Grady Memorial Hospital, the exponential growth of Georgia State University has made the area vibrant at all hours of the day. The regular programming at Woodruff Park offers an outdoor respite to office workers and students. www.gsu.edu
King Historic District
The King Historic District combines history with an assorted collection of independent retail, restaurant, and entertainment venues. Home to not only the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site, Ebenezer Baptist Church, and the Sweet Auburn Curb Market, this historic area is seeing new investment as well. Previously vacant storefronts are being filled with coffee shops, restaurants, nightclubs, and art galleries. The first major new construction project in the area is underway at Renaissance Walk.
Luckie Marietta District
Whether you're a long -time Atlanta resident or a first-time visitor, the Luckie Marietta District is the newest place to be in Downtown Atlanta. Walkable, safe, accessible and full of fun, the Luckie Marietta District stretched from the Georgia Aquarium to the Georgia World Congress Center and is bounded by Centennial Olympic Park Drive and Baker, Luckie, Marietta and Latimer streets. www.luckiemariettadistrict.com
Memorial Drive
Memorial Drive connects the government district of Atlanta with some of the city's most quickly revitalizing residential neighborhoods, including Grant Park and East Atlanta. As a result, the corridor has experienced significant investment in recent years. For instance, two former public housing projects are being redeveloped into mixed-income communities.
South Central Business District (CBD)
The South Central Business District (CBD) boasts a great deal of character and is one of the oldest sections of Atlanta. In addition to the concentration of city, state, and federal government offices, the South CBD also is home to Underground Atlanta. The area is becoming a hub of authentic loft residential development in former 19th-century hotels, department stores, and other commercial buildings.
Northside Drive Corridor
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An assessment of the current status, and future development, of the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry as a cluster.
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An assessment of the current status, and future development, of the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry as a cluster.
Strydom, Barry.
While the South African footwear industry is a relatively modest contributor to both GDP and employment in the South African economy, it has historically played a dominant role in the economy of Pietermaritzburg. The opening up of South Africa's markets to the import of cheap shoes from the Far East, particularly China, together with large quantities of shoes smuggled into the country, has had a catastrophic impact upon the South African footwear industry. Due to its relative concentration of footwear manufacturers, the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry has been particularly hard hit by these developments and has suffered a decline in both production and employment. The well-documented success of footwear clusters in Italy, Brazil and Mexico have lead local researchers and policy-makers to conclude that clustering provides a potential solution to the challenges facing the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry. The discussion concerning the future development of the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry has, to date, simply assumed that it is a cluster without any actual research to verify this assumption. In addition, the concept of clustering is often used by these authors without defining what is meant by the term or how the concept of clustering can practically be applied in the context of the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry. This study seeks to address this deficiency by firstly examining the theory pertaining to the clustering concept, particularly what a cluster is, what types of clusters exist and how clusters can be developed, and secondly by conducting exploratory research to evaluate to what extent the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry can be viewed as a cluster, and if so what type of a cluster, and what steps are required to develop it as a cluster. Secondary data analysis was performed on material relating to the South African footwear industry in general and the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry in particular. This analysis was combined with primary data gathered by means of interviews conducted with stakeholders in the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry to assess the industry's conformity to the theoretical definition of a cluster. A sample of thirty-three individuals, including manufacturers, suppliers and trade union representatives, was interviewed using a non-scheduled structured interview technique. The study concluded that the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry exhibits a high degree of geographic concentration and active business channels that do achieve significant synergies in certain areas. However, it was found that the industry does not meet the final characteristic of collective action. As a result it is argued that the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry would appear to show sufficient conformity to the requirements to warrant its description as a cluster but that it probably conforms most closely to the 'latent' or 'underachieving' cluster classification. Finally, the dissertation presents a number of recommendations for policy-makers and other role players for the development of the Pietermaritzburg footwear industry as a cluster. Salient recommendations include the importance of conducting research that can be used to persuade manufacturers of the benefit of clustering together; the need to appoint an experienced broker to actively facilitate the development of the cluster concept; and the importance of addressing gaps in the supply-chain.
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Business Objects Acquires ALG Software for $56M
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The acquisition, expected to be completed by Q4, is designed to fill gaps in the BI leader's product portfolio.
Business intelligence provider Business Objects revealed Sept. 12 that it will acquire privately held Armstrong Lainga provider of profitability management and activity-based costing solutionsfor about $56 million in an all-cash transaction. Armstrong Laing, based in Atlanta, is also known as ALG Software. Its BI offerings will help fill out the current Business Objects catalog. The acquisition, subject to the usual regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions, is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter, a Business Objects spokesperson said.
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Unforgiving Servant - Why Would You Hurt Yourself Like This?
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If you want to know how an unforgiving servant could burn him or herself unintentionally on earth which could lead to eternal burning in hell then listen to this.
Everybody knows that if you stick your hand in a fire you're going to be burned. This is a fact that was branded in our minds since childhood, therefore we usually take special precautions when dealing with fire. You wouldn't intentionally burn yourself because you are aware of the pain and discomfort it will cause you.
But what if I told you that you could be causing yourself and even more painful and deeper discomfort?
What I'm referring to is the pain and suffering caused by holding on to a unforgiving spirit.
A common misconception that people believe is they have a right to be unforgiving based on the amount of pain that was caused to them. Also since they feel alot of pain every time they think about what happened it's only logical to hold on to that resentment.
It seems right not to accept the guilty parties apology and sometimes they never apologize, but I'm here to tell you today that forgiveness is for you not them! It's so you can move on with your life and not dwell in the past on things that are not praiseworthy.
Holding on to unforgiveness is very painful to the unforgiving person and alot of times causes you to experience sleeplessness and stress which in turn could make you sick.
In addition it makes you meditate on angry thoughts toward the person who did you wrong which could lead to hatred.
Hebrew 12:14 "Make every effort to live in peace with all men and to be holy; without holiness no one will see the Lord."
Beyond a shadow of doubt, our spiritual enemy, the devil, will try to get us into a state of unforgiveness so that he can have an advantage in our life.
He will remind us of past hurts that occurred months, weeks or even years ago, if that will work for him. What he is trying to do is to get us to ponder them long enough so that we will act out on them. To "resist" these thoughts is to resist the devil.
I know first hand from my own personal experiences that the above statements are true and terrible, but the worst part of all is that unforgiveness keeps the all mighty, all knowing, all powerful, most high God from forgiving you!
In Matthew 18:21-35 The man who received personal forgiveness but refused to forgive the man who owed him a mere "hundred denarii's," was labeled a "wicked servant" because he was forgiven his debt which was far more than the debt he refused to forgive.
The power of forgiveness is immeasurable. It is a power that Jesus used often and even delegated to his followers.
Luke 17:3-4 "Take heed to yourselves. If your brother sins against you, rebuke him; and if he repents, forgive him. And if he sins against you seven times in a day, and seven times in a day returns to you, saying I repent, you shall forgive him".
God loves us very much and is very forgiving, even when we make mistakes. God gives us chances to work on our behavior and be the best we can be. When you pray, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive him, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins.
Matthew 6.14-15 "For if you forgive men when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive men their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins."
In conclusion, to be unforgiving is to: anger God (Mt. 18:34), to give the devil an advantage in your life (2 Cor. 2:10,11), to conform to this wicked generation (2 Tim. 3:3), not to walk in love (1 Cor. 13:5), to stop God from forgiving you (Mt. 6:14,15) and to negate your own salvation (Mt. 18:32,34,35;).


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Rangarajan, R and Ramaswamy, MR (1976) Design of 2nd DIA strain gauge balance with replaceable axial force unit. Technical Report. National Aeronautical Laboratory, Bangalore, India.
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A balance of two inch diameter of internal strain gauge balance with replaceable axial force unit has been designed. It is proposed to use tiis balance with a sleeve to suit models designed for TASK 2xAB;5 inch balance as well.. The need for this balance has arisen since the zero lift drag for typical aircraft models is of the order of 35 Ibs which is only one tenth of the full load range of the existing 2.5quot; TASK balance.
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As the industry/hobby has gotten better at maintaining excellent water quality in reef tanks, it has become much easier to maintain most of the corals hobbyists keep. In fact, it is also pretty simple to "frag" them. Fragging corals refers to reproducing specimens in an aquarium by either cutting pieces from a mother colony or by allowing the coral to grow onto another piece of rock or other stratum, which then can be removed to become a new colony.
Fragging Corals' Lower Impact on Environment
However, we are very visible and easy to point the finger at. Farmed fish are still quite limited to clowns, gobies, dottybacks and seahorses, but there is no reason why all of the corals in stores can't be commercially farmed or produced by devoted hobbyists.
"I strongly feel that the large focus on growing and propagating corals in captivity makes the hobby much easier," said Tim Plafcan, senior product manager for Instant Ocean at United Pet Group in Cincinnati. "The chance for success is far greater when buying fragments of corals that thrive in captivity."
Acquiring Frags
There are basically three ways to obtain aquacultured corals (as opposed to animals taken from the wild reefs) to sell in pet stores: 1) buy commercially raised animals, 2) grow them in the store and 3) buy them from customers (definitely the most popular method). Let's look at each method separately.
Buying commercially raised frags is always possible. You can buy direct from the producers in Florida or California, or you can buy commercially produced coral frags from your regular livestock wholesaler. The biggest problem with buying commercial is that many of the supposedly "fragged" corals may not be true frags, but simply larger coral heads that have been cut apart (i.e., "chopped"). Corals such as these are still considered corals taken from the wild.
Growing frags in the store is very easy to do, as long as you have the room and are willing to make the investment in tank space and lighting. One of the major benefits of doing frags in your store is that you can demonstrate to your customers your concern for the environment and the fact that you want to contribute to its well-being.
Buying frags from customers is becoming the easiest and preferable method for most stores.
"It has become so easy to keep a reef tank that most good hobbyists are able to frag all but the most difficult corals," said Allen Fefferman, owner of Old Orchard Aquarium in Skokie, Ill.
Jeremy Russell, an owner of Coral Reef Aquarium in Seekonk, Mass., said, "We are doing much less of our own fragging, as hobbyists are all getting so good at keeping corals very well, and [they] provide us with most of what we need."
Buying frag corals from your customers is just plain good business, according to Caroline Chalk, assistant manager of the fish room at Rumford Pet Center in East Providence, R.I.
"Most of what customers propagate are Xenia, mushrooms and buttons, and we give customers credit of one-third of the retail price of the coral," she said. "Often customers will use the credit to buy more expensive corals, and we hope that they can propagate those also."
The only problem, depending on how big your customer base is, can be what Jon Simmons called "saturation of the market."
Simmons, owner of Massachusetts-based Boston Aqua Farms LLC, a supplier of fragging equipment, pointed out that "eventually most of your customers will have most of the corals other customers have produced, and you will have to bring in new and different types."
Dan Engmark, owner of Garland, Texas-based Deep Sea Aquatics, a major manufacturer of custom marine tanks, also recognized the importance of store customers and fragging.
"Stores that work with their customers with frags will position themselves as a leader, as well as a much-needed resource for this emerging segment," he said. "I would encourage stores to set up 'swap' events with their customers to meet other hobbyists with the same interests, and at the same time generate revenue for the store."
Fragging Made Simple
Fragging Basics
"All it really comes down to is live rock, live sand, protein skimming and water movement," Russell said. "What animals can be kept is purely a function of the lighting and feeding the hobbyist is willing to provide."
In general, the easier a coral is to keep, the easier it will be to reproduce.
"Mushrooms are usually the starter coral that a hobbyist will get frags from," Simmons said. "If you just move mushrooms from one place to another, anything left on the rock will produce a mushroom on its own. You can also simply divide them."
With Zooanthids, Pulsing Xenia and other corals that tend to spread over the substrate, it is a matter of encouraging them to spread onto a new piece of substrate, be it rock or artificial substrate. Given ideal water conditions, sufficient light and additional feeding as required, these corals are easy to get frags from. With the stony corals, it is required to cut pieces from the growing tips of the coral, similar to trimming a rose bush or a small pine tree. The process is quite simple: Use commercially available tools, have plugs to put the frags on and attach them using cyanoacrylate superglue.
One of the best places to go for information and learn more about the process is the Boston Aqua Farms website. <HOME>
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Messing around with filters again, I liked the effect I got here -- almost like newspaper print.
Messing around with filters again, I liked the effect I got here -- almost like newspaper print.
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A tribute to the completion of Zargata's "Fishing for Kraken" comic series (http://starmen.net/comics/series/fishkraken/), in the form of a coloured Krakenist.
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A skateboarding Shark, just hangin' out. Somehow, I picture him standing at the top of a halfpipe, second away from hopping on his board and skating it.
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ozwalled | Arachnid! |
I like the effect I got on the spider's web for this one.
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ozwalled | Mighty Bear Seven |
After I'd done the Wooly Shambler and made it look hairy, I decided to try to do it more on purpose this time with another subject. Enter Might Bear Seven (an enemy with one of the more intriguing names in EB, I'd say -- what ever DID happen to the other Might Bears?... Plus, his fur is bluish green. What 's up with THAT?!). I even tried to keep the bulish purple from the original sprite in there. And I've got to say, I really like how this one turned out in the end. :D
4/27/05 | 7.00 |
ozwalled | Warning |
Flint, seeing a grim warning in the distance. Inspired by and based on one of the EB64 screenshots.
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