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- I do cover my 2 parakeet when it's cold but I live in Cali and it gets really hot so sometimes I don't I just got a baby keet and it doesn't look like he's getting enough sleep so I'm gonna try to get him used to being covered up it depends on the bird u have the all have different needs:)
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- i just bought 2 budgies yesterday and i do cover them... but am afraid if they grab on and pull it in and suffocate???
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Cover my birds at night?!?!?!?
- I have some Fischer's lovebirds and some budgies-about 16 of them.I have like 6 cages and at night i never cover them.I have the fear that they might get suffocated!
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my bird sleeps on my curtins
- well my lovebird sunny, use to sleep in her cage most of the time, but finds it soothing to sleep on me, or sleep on top of my curtins at night now. for her, when she sleeps in her cage, she likes having a blanket over it, so she can get a good nap or sleep. in the spring/summer/early fall i cover he cage with a light blanket, and in the late fall/winter/early spring, i use a thicker blanket on her cage to keep her warm in the winter
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yah i do cover my birds
- i do cover my bird bweeten the hours of 8:00 to 10:00 for both of my amizons and cakaitals. but im just makeng sure if it was ok, but it seems to calm them ever time i sleep tho
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nighty night !
- my 1yr. parakeet is so cute. she knows when it's time to go to sleep cause she stops playing & jumps right on her double swing mirro & kisses me goodnight ! she fills safe & secure in her little home & i could'nt go to bed without covering her.
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my birds enjoy it
- ever sence ive been covering them theve layed eggs.so if you want them to la eggs i suggest you cover them. (at night only)
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- Yes I cover my cockatiels at 7pm, they will keep on screaming until I cover them and same in the morning at 6am they will scream until I uncover them.
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- l have 2 sun conures, which l have never owned before. Female and male, they are brother and sister, almost 11 months old now. l have never covered them up since i got them at 3 months old. They both sleep on my couch behind the pillow. They are really spoiled birds. l stay at home all day while my husband works. When i have to go shopping or even go out for the day they both scream like crazy when they get put in their cage. My question is are they going to give me a hard time if i put them in their cage at night, and should i cover them up. Please respond to my question anybody out there lol.
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- I have had 2 quakers. The first one was a stray and refused to let me cover him, he fought, yelled and chewed through everything on there, so I listened and just kept things dark and quiet for him. My second one was brought up at a breeder and insisted on being covered about the same time every night, so again I listened and he is covered. So I listen to to bird, whatever they are comfortable with, thats what I do.
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most usualy yes cover your cage at night
- two parakeets sam and cat tell me whether to or not. their emotions are easy to see so i know if i have done the right thing or not. i use the same cover a blue and gold thin silk square piece of material so they can be aware of the light when i move the cage with them in it from one room to the other mostly for privacy or when ta other is needing noise or outside observances we're kinda 24/7.
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cover cage at bed time
- when Coco came to live with me, the original owner said cover her at night, this I did, but discovered, that Coco seemed to become more stressed out, and showed her displeasure, by, chewing holes in the cover, at this time, she was in the living room, so,l decided to change rooms, her room now is in the computer room, where I spend a lot of time, at bedtime, in order to darken the room, all I have to do, is close the window drapes, she is warm, and dark, and that works for her.
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Do you cover your bird's cage @ night?
- yes I do!! I believe it makes her feel secure so I try to cover her even though some times I forget.. It also keeps her warm.
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No I don't
- My parakeet doesn't really know the difference when I cover the cage, she just does what she does in the cage normally as if the cage wasn't covered so I just don't bother doing it. I cover the sides to prevent drafts and keep the bird warm
- —Guest Justin
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- Yes, I always cover my birds' cages at night. It helps protect them from drafts, helps me to control the amount of light they get, and it seems to make them feel safer and cozier. In fact, some of my birdies actually complain if I'm late covering them up around their bedtime. :)
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MANILA, Philippines—Acting Senate President Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada saw five possible strong contenders for vice president in 2016, including Senator-elect Grace Poe-Llamanzares, who topped the recently concluded senatorial race.
Estrada himself is being floated for the post but he refused to confirm it, saying he has yet to get the pulse of the people.
When asked in a television interview on Thursday if he would be Vice President Jejomar Binay's running mate in 2016, the senator said, "No, I am not saying that. In fairness to Vice President Binay, we haven't talked with regard to who will be his running mate."
Asked then what would be his main consideration for running for vice president, Estrada said: "First of all, surveys. I have yet to go around the country and feel the pulse of the people."
He expected though that the contest for vice president would be tough as he identified five possible strong contenders for the post like Poe-Llamanzares, re-elected Senators Francis "Chiz" Escudero and Alan Peter Cayetao, and incumbent Senators Ferdinand "Bong-Bong" Marcos Jr., and Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr.
"It might be tough of course. Sen. Chiz is a respected lawmaker. Grace turned out to be number one. She's very intelligent, I can vouch for it. She's my kumadre. Maybe Sen. Alan (Cayetano) may also want to join the race, maybe Sen. Bong Revilla, even Sen. Marcos," said Estrada.
"Let's just cross the bridge when we get there… Malalakas ang mga kalaban. Maraming pwedeng mangyari. Pero siguro early next year marami na ring realignments ng partido yan (The contenders are strong. A lot of things can happen. But maybe early next year, there will be re-alignments of parties)," he said.
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To outsiders, he observes, 1999 marked the beginning of serious tensions between the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Bill Clinton, to accusations of political pandering, granted limited clemency to 11 jailed FALN members; the ensuing criticism resurrected images of Puerto Rican nationalists as crazed terrorists. And the navy in Vieques accidentally dropped a 500-pound bomb on native security guard David Sanes Rodriguez, killing him.
But the trouble really started 101 years earlier, Murillo explains, when the U.S., under the premise of freeing the islands from European imperialists, wrested control from Spain and never let go. The U.S. military focused on Vieques, with its strategically valuable location, as a site for war games. Puerto Rico also provided the ideal climate for expanding the U.S. sugar industry and other sectors of the American economy. And, in the days of mandatory conscription, the islandswhere to this day natives can't vote in U.S. electionswere a source of tens of thousands of fighting bodies.
The internationally reported events of 1999 only crystallized the resentment locals had been feeling for decades. Keeping Puerto Rico in political limbonot a part of the U.S. but not independent of ithas made it easier for U.S. interests both to exploit the country's human and geographical resources and to avoid answering for it, Murillo argues.
What's most moving about Murillo's work is his palpable desire for Puerto Ricans to transcend traditional political fractures and unify, with the common aim of achieving the greatest good vis-à-vis the U.S. Yet while he engages in a respectful discussion of the pro-statehood and pro-status quo camps, Murillo's staunchly nationalist heart thumps through this work. "For Vieques and for the people of Puerto Rico," writes Murillo, "it has never been clearer: This colonial relationship must be terminated."
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Ten-year Marine Corps veteran, Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran and current captain in the Kentucky National Guard, Chad Shannon, is opening a new State Farm Insurance office in Middlesboro.
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Some young action sports companies and angel, venture capital and private equity investors gathered at Skullcandy's San Clemente offices Thursday night for a San Diego Sport Innovators event with a different twist.
Previously, SDSI events have featured young companies pitching investors with the hope of landing some money.
But after the last event, SDSI Advisory Board Member Jeff Kearl, CEO of Stance and Chairman of Skullcandy, learned that the companies that presented had not secured any funds from the meeting.
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Bill has brought some star power to SDSI, and has recruited new advisory board members such as Jeff Kearl, John Wilson, Kevin Flanagan and Dave Nash. Other board members include PT Townend, Mark Schmid, Tony Finn, Ludo Boinnard and more.
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Rangers chief executive Charles Green has stated that he never felt Ally McCoist was a manager.
The former 'Gers striker has been in charge at Ibrox since taking the reins from the great Walter Smith in June 2011 and has guided the club to top spot in Scotland's Third Division this season, 23 points clear of second place.
Despite the fact Rangers are set to win the title and move up to the Second Division, McCoist has not been overly happy with his performance with Green concurring on some aspects of the Glasgow giants' season.
"Ally isn't happy with where we are," he said.
"We are all happy that in three more matches we're likely to have won the league and that's fine.
"But in terms of the performances and how we're winning, I don't think anyone is happy.
"But the answer is not to fire Ally. It's to deal with the issues and try to improve.
"Ally has never been a manager.
"If I was judging him as a striker or his ability to score goals, we'd have a real benchmark.
"But he came to this having never managed a club and was thrown into one of the biggest clubs in the world.
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Livni, Defiant, Pledges to Stick Around
Sees centrist party as counterweight to right-wing Israeli leadership
You will continue to have Tzipi Livni to kick around, if that's your thing. The leader of the centrist Kadima Party, who served as foreign minister during last year's Gaza conflict, insists that she will survive her current political turmoil, which has seen Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu try to lure away top officials in her party even while her number two talks coup and schism. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, she insisted on her and her party's continued relevance. She also pledged to continue refusing to join the governing coalition led by Netanyahu's Likud Party; Kadima will not be "a fig leaf" for a turn away from some semblance of a two-state road map, she said.
Part of the problem facing Livni is that Kadima was founded in unique circumstances: it was essentially created by then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to embody the coalition that he led, which was appreciably to the right of the left-wing Labor Party even as it broke with Likud by supporting unilateral withdrawal from Gaza. But now, Sharon is done (his stroke-induced coma recently passed the four-year mark), while Hamas rule in Gaza has, to many, repudiated the wisdom of Kadima's signature policy. Perhaps most importantly, the one-time success of Kadima compelled Labor to move right and Likud to inch left, creating less of a logical niche for a truly centrist coalition. In winning the ideological battle, Kadima may have lost the political one.
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Right from the start of the day I began to continue cleaning the dirt and grime off the bike. It seams like an endless task, but I can tell I'm making progress. I grabbed the gas tank and clean off the outside, then I dared to take a peek at what the inside of the tank had in store for me. I was so surprised to find that the tank is in excellant shape. Thankfully it was completely out of fuel when stored, so it didn't have any bad fuel gunk and there wasn't a lick of rust.
Yes!!!, I manage to remove the hoses attached, which turned out to be quite the challenge as the hose was removed in multiple pieces. Finished up the tank by putting on fresh fuel lines and a little Dot 5 for some extra shine.
That afternoon my piston and gaskets arrived in shipping. My husband said he will do his best to get the piston ported for me ASAP, but he does have a shop to run. Hopefully it will be sooner than later
. So I'm at a stand still with the engine, until the piston is completed. Then I will send the piston and cylinder in to get hoaned/bored.
It was an excellant Central Oregon winter day, sunny in the mid sixties. I was itching to take the dirtbikes out and go for a ride. Well.... the previous weekend (while I worked) my husband and his father-in-law went riding on some fresh built trails by COMAC (central oregon motorcycle & ATV club) and the forrest service. My father-in-laws bike is currently out of service until he finishes rebuilding his carburetor. So, needless to say, my bike was used. Which is fine and dandy, until it's returned to me missing a few exhaust bolts. So I got distracted from my RT1 project to fix the exhaust and put a new seat cover on my bike, cause I wanted to go riding the next day, when my husband was off. On a side note: we ended up not going riding as planned the next day, because we woke up to 3 inches of new snow and that ment the riding areas, easily had double the amount of snow
Back to my report.
My next step was to begin working on the forks. One seal is leaky and I'm sure the oil is just rotten. I could just clean the seals really well, but it would be so simple to just change everything out. The research began. OEM seals are non-existant, so I just can't order them from our OEM dealer. The aftermarket books that we have doesn't even list RT1 360 bikes. I then turned to the internet to hopefully find something. I came across this Ebay sale and they had listed these seals that were for MX 125, 250... DT1 & RT1. Hmmmm...... so I went back to the aftermarket catalogs to see what those bikes all took or if they were listed. The MX 125 & 250's and DT1's were listed and they all take the same fork seal. It makes sense that in 1972 yamaha only had a handful of fork sizes compared to today's market. Though before ordering any seals (or wasting money) I want to confirm that these seals for the MX & DT's will also fit the RT1's. Does anyone know if this is accurate? I plan to try and call up the store rep for yamaha eventually and confirm this, but what do my fellow bike enthusiasts say? My next question for you, does anyone have any experience on the best weight for fork oil to use in the RT1's? I plan to use the bike for on road/dirt road use. Input is greatly appreciated here.
Sometimes I find myself easily distracted when I'm researching stuff on the internet. I started searching out seals, then I was checking out what other RT1 parts were available on ebay, then I'm checking out accessories and the process goes on. I finally got back on track and went back to the RT1. I priced out some fork oils, just to get an idea of how much I will spend.
I probably just need to pull of the forks and just check out the condition of the seals and everything else. I think that's what I'll do next.
Day 3 wasn't that super productive, but I did learn a fair amount of information while researching. It's just unfortunate that time flies by when doing this. So not pictures were taken, but I'll definately take more the next time I work on the bike.
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Marysville Retail Trade Committee will host Black Squirrel Night Friday night starting at 6:30 when the Footloose Dancers will perform, followed by the Marysville High School Band at 7. There will be a little kids costume contest at 7:30 in front of United Bank & Trust and the drawings for the turkeys and hams will take place through out the ...Read More »
Michael Hugh Breeding Bridge Dedication Set
The Kansas Department of Transportation invites you to join us on Friday, October 12, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. for a ribbon cutting celebration for the completion of the US-77 Big Blue River Bridge Project and the sign unveiling for the 1st Lt. Michael Hugh Breeding Memorial Bridge. Event speakers include: KDOT Deputy Secretary Jerry Younger, City of Blue Rapids Mayor John Nowak, Marshall County Commissioner ...Read More »
Two Washington Residents were Injured in a Two Vehicle Accident on Friday.
Troie Lohse, age 28, and Madisyn Lohse, age 3, were injured when the vehicle they were driving ran into a vehicle that was stopped to make a turn. Robert Partridge, age 39, of Mankato, Kansas was driving a pickup westbound on US 36 and stopped to make a left turn. The vehicle driven by Lohse was traveling westbound and failed ...Read More »
New Magistrate Judge to be sworn in
Elizabeth 'Libby' Ensley Deiter will be sworn in as the new Magistrate Judge of the 22nd Judicial District Court during a ceremony on Friday afternoon at 3 in the Nemaha County District Courtroom in Seneca. She was appointed by Governor Sam Brownback in August to replace her husband, Steve Deiter, who stepped down in June with two years remaining on ...Read More »
The Kpreps.com Kansas Pregame Show
The Kpreps.com Kansas Pregame Show will air each Friday night at 6:00 p.m. leading up to Marysville Bulldog Football on AM 1570/FM 94.1. You can get the inside scoop on all things high school football from all corners of the State of Kansas.Read More »
KNDY Announces Fall 2012 Football Broadcast Schedule
Marysville, Kan. – KNDY AM 1570/FM 94.1 & FM 95.5 today announced the 2012 high school football broadcast schedule. For the second consecutive year, every Marysville High School home and away game will be broadcast live on Classic Country AM 1570/FM 94.1 and streamed live over the internet at http://www.kndyradio.com. Today's Hot New Country FM 95.5 will feature 9 area ...Read More »
Veterans' Legal Assistance Program on Friday
A Legal Outreach Clinic for Veterans has been scheduled for Friday at the Nemaha Community Building in Seneca. The clinic will take place from10 a.m. to noon and again from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The clinic is provided by Kansas Legal Services in conjunction with area Pro Bono Volunteer Attorneys and a representative from the office of the ...Read More »
Marshall County Fair Schedule
Thursday, July 12 9:00 am Horse Show Halter Events Equestrian Events Costume Class Trail Class Rain date for everything except halter events is July 30 Break for heat of the day 5:00 pm — Horse Speed Events Friday, July 13 4:00 – 8:00 pm — All 4-H and Open entries accepted 6:00 pm — All Beef, Sheep, and Swine are ...Read More »
Poster contest aims to Put the Brakes on Fatalities
Kids ages 5 to 13 in Kansas are encouraged to enter artwork for a statewide poster contest focusing on Put the Brakes on Fatalities Day – a nationwide effort to increase roadway safety and reduce all traffic fatalities. Three statewide winners will receive family packages from the Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure and the Courtyard by Marriott of Salina, ...Read More »
Home Man Injured In Accident
A Home City man was injured Friday afternoon when the pickup he was driving was struck by a semi. Dominic, Buster, Schmitz was travelling east on Highway 36 when a semi driven by Scotty D. Blanton, age 21, of Morrison, Tennessee struck the rear of the pickup driven by Schmitz. The accident occurred on the east edge of Home. Schmitz ...Read More »


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Certrec, a leading provider of regulatory licensing and compliance solutions, is pleased to announce it is now reporting on Congressional hearings, legislation, and correspondence between NRC and members of Congress through its RegSource compliance solution.
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4. Writing software and selling it over the internet.
5. taking over FDs job during maternity leave (admittedly a CA)
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The hair plaiting thing always seems to go well. There is (or was, last time I went there) a woman who does hair weaving in Salcombe and, during the school holiday period, she is busy from dawn to dusk.
In a similar vein, what about henna tattooing? When the middle classes are on holiday, they love to kid themselves that they are crusties or beach bums and anything mildly rebellious like tattoos and braids (which wear off or grow out) seem to do good business.
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I've also heard about kite making and also one couple who make muffins in marinas they visit; http://www.seamuffin.com/theMuffins.asp

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28-11-04, 10:10 #14
Re: Earning a crust while cursing
Engine mechanic - diesel engineer - 12 volt electrician - varnish work - these are all skills that will find you work in Caribbean and beyond into the usa in boatyards and the like.

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Hi, we're refitting, leaving April/May 05, and I am doing evening classes in bookbinding to be able to make logs, diaries and anything else whilst on board. Am working on making covers out of sail cloth etc. Don't need too much kit,(scalpel, glue, rolls of book cloth and rulers and linen thread etc) and can use the saloon table or chart table. My idea is to row around all the smart looking boats and try to flog custumized books, to order. I'll tell you if it's a goer in about a year... Have had to invest about £380 so far on lessons and kit....Might be good for my social life, and get me away from the kids a bit as well, three cheers!

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intersting website and kites are a great idea too. As we are thinking about fresh pasta and booklet of recepies, we can do pasta/muffins swaps!
best regards and happy sailing

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I like the bookbinding idea! good luck with the course and with the books- happy sailing

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You may like to consider a photo service? Most folks have pics of their boats stationary in marinas or at anchor in well known cruising spots but how many get good pics of their pride and joy under sail with recognisable landmarks in the background? You need a good dink and outboard, a digital camera,laptop and a printer plus the balls to approach potential customers after you have done the shots and suggest they pay you for prints. Bekens did it !

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Study as much as you can about sports events such as horse racing or football and trade using this knowledge on a betting exchange.
Very didfficult to make fortunes this way, but if you're not too greedy, have good knowledge and discipline, it's possible to make a nice few bob.
All you need is internet access and whatever you make is tax free.

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There was a geezer in the Ionian last year who would do you a painting of your boat for a couple of hundred Euros.
How about doing a TEFL course (Teaching English as a Foreign Language)? Practically guarantees a couple of months work here and there.

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My friend and her BF drove their new car into a puddle two Sunday's ago. My DH (a certified mechanic on cars, oil field trucks, etc. etc.) looked at it, did everything he could and deemed it totalled. Also suggested that they could try a shop if they wanted but would likely get told the same thing and charged a ridiculous amount for it. They had an older car that had been sitting for three years at her parent's that we would help them fix. Obviously, it couldn't get fix in one night so she would need to stay at her overbearing parent's home so that she could get to work and her son could get to school.
The night that she realized she would have to stay with her parents, DH had our kids over there with her and her BF and I was at work. This is the second time DH has ever spoken to my friend. He was kind enough to take her and her BF back to their apartment to pick up some belongings and then drive her back to the other house while BF stayed behind. About 15 minutes before my shift ended, I received this text message from her:
Friend: Hey, I was wondering if you would be okay with (DH) and I dropping off the kids with you so we could go out and get some drinks. I'm really depressed about staying at my parents house and just want to get drunk.
I have more backstory to this regarding some of her indiscretions with an ex of mine in the past. It's been some years since that happened and since our children were half-brothers, we've continued to talk.
However, I want to know what you all think. Obviously, I didn't react "well." I didn't freak out on her as I wanted to but I did send a very clear, "No, I am not okay with that." But I still feel like something is shady about this.
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ApplianceKenmore Refrigerator
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of ApplianceMore than 10 years
58 out of 65 people found this instruction helpful
UNPLUG REFRIGERATOR. Carefully remove relay from the side of the compressor. You shouldn't need a tool to do this, if it is hard you can gently pry the edge with a flat head screw driver just to loosen. Unplug white and red wires from relay, noting that the white wire goes in the hole with a #2 stamped beside it. Shake old relay, if it rattles like a baby rattler then it's most likely the problem. Replace wires into the new relay and plug back into the compressor.
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