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Obviously, it can be done, as dry yeast works for fermenting beer. I go sometimes a month or two between batches, and carrying over one yeast culture across beers seems a bit of a pain. How is dried yeast made/ packaged? Is it something a homebrewer can reasonably do?
Simply put it is not practical for the homebrewer as you need to perform the drying under sterile conditions.
I don't think the process of commercially drying yeast is straightforward - it involves a partial vacuum or a stream of filtered air to make the liquid suspending the yeast evaporate faster - and it's probably difficult to reach the levels of hygiene required in a homebrew setting.
If you want to preserve yeast for a long period, 1 year or more, you can store the yeast with glycerine and keep it in the freezer. There's a good writeup on HBT with the process and equipment needed. It's fairly simple and achieves good results. I've successfully brewed with yeast that I froze 3 years ago.
Even if you don't freeze the yeast, but keep the yeast in the fridge, the yeast remain in better condition in glycerine than when kept in wort.
If you are already making a starter then freezing is a simple process that allows you to keep a variety of strains in your yeast bank over a long period.
I know you can make a dry sourdough starter by just spreading it thinly on a sheet pan and leaving it in the sun to dry. That doesn't seem nearly sterile enough for our beery exploits, however.
You may want to look into yeast slanting and yeast washing. I also have an article on how I wash yeast on my website.
There was also an interesting thread recently on HBT about farming and freezing yeast using glycerine to protect the cell walls from rupturing.


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At the urgings of co-host LL Cool J, Taylor Swift gave into peer pressure last night at the Grammy Nominations Concert and dropped a beat.
After just a bit of prodding, T-Swift relents and beatboxes on stage while LL Cool J sings along.
"I'm like 100 percent sure we're not going to nominated for that collaboration," Taylor joked.
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The evening includes a buffet dinner of dishes representative of the area traversed by the Silk Road at 6 p.m. in Laird Hall, followed by the film, The Silk Road: A Journey through China, Central Asia and Turkey, and lecture by documentary filmmaker Marlin Darrah at 7 p.m. in Thomson Hall's Alumnae Chapel.
In ancient times, warriors traveled by camel and on foot along the Silk Road, transporting not only precious cargo and treasures, but also customs and culture. Some say the most significant commodity carried along this route was not silk, but religion. Some of the places viewers will vicariously visit include: Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tibet, Turkey and China.
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Time magazine has finally taken the Obama presidency into The Twilight Zone
At a glance, it's hard to imagine a President who had less in common with Reagan than the Ivy League lawyer from Hawaii who seeks larger federal investments, a bigger social safety net and new regulations for Wall Street and Big Oil. But under the surface, there is no mistaking Obama's increasing reliance on his predecessor's career as a helpful template for his own. …
Obama's affection for Reagan's political style carries with it a clear self-interest. White House aides gaze fondly at the arc of the Reagan presidency in part because they pray Obama's will mirror it. Both men entered office in wave elections in which the political center made a historic shift. Both faced deep economic downturns with spiking unemployment in their first term. Both relied heavily on the power of oratory. "Our hope," admits Gibbs, "is the story ends the same way."
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It's a long article, so here are some of the reasons why, according to Time, Obama's presidential destiny may be divined from Reagan's:
All of these similarites are well and good, but I feel like they barely scratch the surface of why Obama looks to Reagan's history as a template for his own impending success. For instance:
When you look at this laundry list you can't help but wonder what took us all so long to figure out that Obama is so much more than a liberal Ronald Reagan. The two are presidential soul mates and we just never knew it.
It makes me think of that scene in "Back to the Future" where George McFly approaches Marty's mom Lorraine in the diner and says "I'm George McFly, I'm your density."
In that analogy George is Obama, Lorraine is of course Reagan (a girl, yes unless YOU are willing to rewrite the 50's into some gay utopia).
Hey! You know what has absolutely no relevance to all of this? The fact that both men have diametrically opposing views of the role of government!
Talk about freakin' fluff! Time magazine brilliantly hit the nail on the head when they decided to focus on the superficial similarities and ignore red herrings like the fact their philosophical and moral cores go together like oil and the Gulf of Mexico.
Similar historical circumstances produce similar results regardless of whether the decisions made to navigate out of them are rooted in individual liberty or a more central authority.
The difference couldn't be more stark...or less important, right?
I'm telling you, if this conclusion were more scientific than they already are you could prove global warming with it.


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Busted knuckles, gearhead misadventures, or call it backyard follies, if you will. These stories continue to roll in ever since I shared my personal experiences in the January editorial. I appreciate knowing that many of you are willing to share your own adventures. As long as they keep coming in, we'll continue to print them! Besides, if we put you in print, this is the perfect opportunity to get the coveted CHP license plate and stickers.
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I really enjoyed your "Knuckle Busters'' column in the recent issue (Shop Talk, Jan. '09). I am a recent subscriber and love the mag and all the tech articles. I can relate to some of the painful yet hilarious things that can and do happen to us gearheads and have experienced many of these injuries with the appropriate abuse from my buddies. I would like to relate one such incident in hopes that all who read will get a chuckle and maybe a little nostalgic prompt about their own misadventures.
I was 15 and had just been allowed by my dad to buy my first car, a '56 two-door 210 Chevy. I was granted permission even though I didn't have a real license yet because the car was up on blocks with no engine or transmission. My father recognized the benefit here, as I would learn about cars while I was trying to piece together this beautiful classic. I spent over six months mowing lawns, bartering, and scrounging for usable parts to make this into a running machine. The car had been parked beside the house in full view of the street and all my friends, male and female, were able to take note of the progress.
Two of my best friends and I finally got it cranked one day and were starting the fine-tuning process when three girls showed up in their daddy's car. All three of us guys were pumped up and trying to impress the young ladies with our astute knowledge and capabilities. With the engine running I decide to really impress the girls by pointing out all the components of the modern day engine...hoping I could remember all the different pieces. I proceeded to point them out with the girls huddled around me (I reveled in that part): the battery, carburetor, valve covers, and so on. I must have been overpowered by the smell of perfume because things went bad very fast when I pointed out the water pump and stuck my fingers into the unguarded fan! The engine and my immediate howl of pain were drowned out by the roar of laughter from my two "buddies" and the giggles of the girls. The color of my face matched the blood from the cuts on my fingers, but the hurt was to my pride. The school session ended quickly and the three girls drove away in daddy's car giggling as they went.
I eventually forgave my buddies for their insensitivity but they NEVER let me forget what a great teacher I was. That was 45 years ago, and I remember it like it happened yesterday. I still think about it and chuckle at myself. I hope you got a laugh out of this also.
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Not the dumbest thing I have ever done, but it still makes me laugh 31 years later. When I was 16, I had a '73 Cutlass that had some valve guide issues and liked to foul plugs. One day I was trying to find which plug was fouled and had a problem. It had snowed and had begun melting and I was standing in a pile of slush while bending over the fender holding a brace with my left hand and pulling wires with my right while the engine was running. Somehow I grabbed the boot, and I guess my hand was wet or the tip was exposed through the boot, and I was shocked. Not just once but repeatedly, and I could not let go of the wire. It kept my hand pulsing rapidly to where I couldn't physically let go. It didn't hurt terribly, but again, I was just standing there and while my mind said to release, it wouldn't happen. Fortunately, it wasn't long before the engine died and I could let go. I was laughing then and am today. Even funnier is that I recall having to eat with my left hand for several days.
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This post was written by Tammy Kiter, Manuscript Reference Librarian June 6, 2014 marked the 70th anniversary of D-Day. The Allied Invasion of Normandy was the largest seaborne invasion in military history. Allied troops consisted of approximately 150,000 service members representing the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Norway and numerous other countries. This strategically […]
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Fever (also known as pyrexia, from the Greek pyretos meaning fire, or a febrile response, from the Latin word febris, meaning fever, and archaically known as ague) is a frequent medical sign that describes an increase in internal body temperature to levels above normal. Fever is most accurately characterized as a temporary elevation in the body's thermoregulatory set-point, usually by about 1–2 °C.
Fever differs from hyperthermia. Hyperthermia is an increase in body temperature over the body's thermoregulatory set-point, due to excessive heat production or insufficient thermoregulation, or both. Carl Wunderlich discovered that fever is not a disease but a symptom of disease.
The elevation in thermoregulatory set-point means that the previous "normal body temperature" is considered hypothermic, and effector mechanisms kick in. The person who is developing the fever has a cold sensation, and an increase in heart rate, muscle tone and shivering attempt to counteract the perceived hypothermia, thereby reaching the new thermoregulatory set-point. A fever is one of the body's mechanisms to try to neutralize the perceived threat inside the body, be it bacterial or viral.
When a patient has or is suspected of having a fever, that person's body temperature is measured using a thermometer.
At a first glance, fever is present if:
The common oral measurement of normal human body temperature is 36.8±0.7 °C (98.2±1.3 °F). This means that any oral temperature between 36.1 and 37.5 °C (96.9 and 99.5 °F) is likely to be normal.
However, there are many variations in normal body temperature, and this needs to be considered when measuring for fever. The values given are for an otherwise healthy, non-fasting adult, dressed comfortably, indoors, in a room that is kept at a normal room temperature (22.7 to 24.4°C or 73 to 76 °F ) , during the morning, but not shortly after arising from sleep. Furthermore, for oral temperatures, the subject must not have eaten, drunk, or smoked anything in at least the previous fifteen to twenty minutes.
Body temperature normally fluctuates over the day, with the lowest levels around 4 a.m. and the highest around 6 p.m. (assuming the subject follow the prevalent pattern, i.e, sleeping at nighttime and staying awake during daytime). Therefore, an oral temperature of 37.2 °C (99.0 °F) would strictly be a fever in the morning, but not in the afternoon. An oral body temperature reading up to 37.5 °C (99.5 °F) in the early/late afternoon or early/late evening also wouldn't be a fever. Normal body temperature may differ as much as 1.0 °F between individuals or from day to day. In women, temperature differs at various points in the menstrual cycle, and this can be used for family planning (although temperature is only one of the variables). Temperature is increased after eating, and psychological factors also influence body temperature.
There are different locations where temperature can be measured, and these differ in temperature variability. Tympanic membrane thermometers measure radiant heat energy from the tympanic membrane (infrared). These may be very convenient, but may also show more variability.
Children develop higher temperatures with activities like playing, but this is not fever because their set-point is normal. Elderly patients may have a decreased ability to generate body heat during a fever, so even a low-grade fever can have serious underlying causes in geriatrics.
These cytokine factors are released into general circulation where they migrate to the circumventricular organs of the brain, where the blood-brain barrier is reduced. The cytokine factors bind with endothelial receptors on vessel walls, or interact with local microglial cells. When these cytokine factors bind, they activate the arachidonic acid pathway.
PGE2 is the ultimate mediator of the febrile response. The set-point temperature of the body will remain elevated until PGE2 is no longer present. PGE2 acts on neurons in the preoptic area (POA) through the prostaglandin E receptor 3 (EP3). EP3-expressing neurons in the POA innervate the dorsomedial hypothalamus (DMH), the rostral raphe pallidus nucleus in the medulla oblongata (rRPa) and the paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus (PVN). Fever signals sent to the DMH and rRPa lead to stimulation of the sympathetic output system, which evokes non-shivering thermogenesis to produce body heat and skin vasoconstriction to decrease heat loss from the body surface. It is presumed that the innervation from the POA to the PVN mediates the neuroendocrine effects of fever through the pathway involving pituitary gland and various endocrine organs.
The autonomic nervous system may also activate brown adipose tissue to produce heat (non-exercise-associated thermogenesis, also known as non-shivering thermogenesis), but this seems mostly important for babies. Increased heart rate and vasoconstriction contribute to increased blood pressure in fever.
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The last is a medical emergency because it approaches the upper limit compatible with human life.
Most of the time, fever types can not be used to find the underlying cause. However, there are specific fever patterns that may occasionally hint the diagnosis:
A neutropenic fever, also called febrile neutropenia, is a fever in the absence of normal immune system function. Because of the lack of infection-fighting neutrophils, a bacterial infection can spread rapidly and this fever is therefore usually considered a medical emergency. This kind of fever is more commonly seen in people receiving immune-suppressing chemotherapy than in apparently healthy people.
Febricula is a mild fever of short duration, of indefinite origin, and without any distinctive pathology.
Persistent fever which cannot be explained after repeated routine clinical inquiries, is called fever of unknown origin.
There are arguments for and against the usefulness of fever, and the issue is controversial. There are studies using warm-blooded vertebrates and humans in vivo, with some suggesting that they recover more rapidly from infections or critical illness due to fever.
Theoretically, fever can aid in host defense. There are certainly some important immunological reactions that are sped up by temperature, and some pathogens with strict temperature preferences could be hindered. The overall conclusion seems to be that both aggressive treatment of fever and too little fever control can be detrimental. This depends on the clinical situation, so careful assessment is needed.
Fevers may be useful to some extent since they allow the body to reach high temperatures, causing an unbearable environment for some pathogens. White blood cells also rapidly proliferate due to the suitable environment and can also help fight off the harmful pathogens and microbes that invaded the body.
Research has demonstrated that fever has several important functions in the healing process:
Even when treatment is not indicated, however, febrile patients are generally advised to keep themselves adequately hydrated, as the dehydration produced by a mild fever can be more dangerous than the fever itself. Water is generally used for this purpose, but there is always a small risk of hyponatremia if the patient drinks too much water. For this reason, some patients drink sports drinks or electrolyte-replacing products designed specifically for this purpose.
Most people take medication against fever because the symptoms cause discomfort. Fever increases heart rate and metabolism, thus potentially putting an additional strain on elderly patients, patients with heart disease, etc. This may even cause delirium. Therefore, potential benefits must be weighed against risks in these patients. In any case, fever must be brought under control in instances when fever escalates to hyperpyrexia and tissue damage is imminent.
Treatment of fever is normally done by lowering the set-point, but facilitating heat loss may also be effective. The former is accomplished with antipyretics such as ibuprofen or acetominophen (aspirin can be given to adults, but can cause Reye's Syndrome in children). Heat removal is generally by wet cloth or pads, usually applied to the forehead, but also through bathing the body in tepid water. This is particularly important for babies, where drugs should be avoided. However, using water that is too cold can induce vasoconstriction, and reduce effective heat loss.
Heat loss may also be accomplished by heat conduction, convection, radiation, or evaporation (sweating, perspiration), or a combination of these.
In species that allow the body to have a wide range of "normal" temperatures, such as camels, it is sometimes difficult to determine a febrile stage.


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Wilhelmina Collection Open Air Slotted Serving Spoon
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Designer and founder of JOINE Office for Design Maarten Baptist (1976) has an affinity with food and a keen interest in the restaurant business. He creates both delicate tabletop products and an extensive range of furniture. Baptist develops icons for day-to-day activities, each with an elegant sense of presence. Often a tiny detail will be off-key, making his pieces charmingly different. 'I try to keep a sense of wonder alive about the things around me and I translate that wonder into my products.' Fresh yet organic shapes pervade his work, bringing each piece a feel of timelessness. In order to keep an open mind, Baptist established a studio where 'anything can happen', and decided against having his own private workshop. Instead, he collaborates with the craftsmen or industries that he considers fit a particular project's needs. Capitalising on the advantages this objectivity brings, he stretches the limits of the production process and encourages craftsmen to push their capabilities. Baptist stays closely involved throughout; he remarks jokingly 'I am a designer, not a stylist'. A true perfectionist, he insists on a refined finish for all products, whether produced en masse or in a small edition. 'I make use of the fact that the smallest change can have a tremendous effect on the entire process.' Trusting his instincts, Baptist also launches products under his own label JOINE, because 'some products should just exist'. Not that he would dismiss an opportunity to have his designs taken into production by another label: 'I am open to any challenge or collaborative effort' - which explains his studio's name. With his steadily growing range of food related products, Baptist wants to challenge home cooks as well as chefs to experiment with food preparation and presentation, aiming to push the dinner table experience beyond taste. With his furniture he seeks to soothe small irritations around the house: not being able to comfortably watch tv while laying on the couch (Single Sofa) or a round table that feels awkward when pushed in a corner (Teardrop Table). In addition to his practice, Baptist designed the interior of TIME out bar in Moscow and initiated and curated the exhibition No Windmills, Cows or Tulips (commissioned by the cities of Eindhoven, Amsterdam and Rotterdam about Dutch Design, 2008) which showed in Tokyo and Eindhoven. In 2010 he launched his gallery and online shop SSHHOOPP, where he sells his own products as well as the work of artists and designers he admires. Graduating from Design Academy Eindhoven in 2002 (department Man & Living - senior lecturer Gijs Bakker, director Li Edelkoort) with the widely recognised 'Open air' cutlery, Baptist's career got off to a swift start. After WATdesign (a collaborative studio he founded with Jan Habraken) folded in 2008, Baptist launched JOINE Office for Design. Over the years his work has been featured in magazines and newspapers including Wallpaper, Forbes and the New York Times. Baptist also participates in international design events such as the Salone del Mobile, Dutch Design Week, ICFF New York, the Moscow Design Week, 100% Design Tokyo and his work has been exhibited around the world. His products are in the permanent collection of MOMA San Fransisco and Cooper Hewitt New York. In 2010 he was awarded a Red Dot Award for his Single Sofa.
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Personal Miniature Mask (Ma Go)
Small, personal masks function as amulets among the Dan and neighboring cultures, linking the owner with a particular spirit force that provides assistance and protection. Normally, they are kept hidden and brought out only during special rituals. When the owner travels, he carries the mask and might occasionally show it to indicate his association with a personal guardian spirit.
- Cultures: Dan; or Mano
- Medium: Wood, organic matter, fiber or feathers
- Place Made: Liberia
- Dates: 19th or 20th century
- Dimensions: 4 3/4 x 3 x 2in. (12.1 x 7.6 x 5.1cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of Africa
- Museum Location: This item is on view in African Storage Annex, East Gallery, 1st Floor
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- Accession Number: 1995.7.28
- Credit Line: Gift of Blake Robinson
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Dan. Personal Miniature Mask (Ma Go), 19th or 20th century. Wood, organic matter, fiber or feathers, 4 3/4 x 3 x 2in. (12.1 x 7.6 x 5.1cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Blake Robinson, 1995.7.28. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Oval human face. Protruding face with double ridge along center. Eye area at base of forehead obscured by organic matter. Ears (semi-circular) protrude at eye level. Nose slopes upward, tip 1/2" long. Down-turned mouth, protruding lips. Pointy chin. CONDITION: Overall dirt and abrasions. Possible insect damage along one edge. Fibers or feathers embedded in two places, near eyes and near one ear. Chips on rear or both ears. Two holes on edges just above ear level (one hole through, other hole clogged).
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UNCW Faculty Member Co-Authors a Study that Shows U.S. Children Exposed to about 4 Hours of Background TV Daily
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Wilmington, N.C. - A UNC Wilmington faculty member has co-authored a study published today by the journal Pediatrics that indicates U.S. children between the ages 8 months to 8 years are exposed to nearly four hours of background television each day.
The study, led by Matt Lapierre of the Communication Studies Department at UNCW, revealed that on a typical day children were exposed to 232 minutes of background television. According to Mr. Lapierre, these results were both staggering and unexpected "while we certainly believed that background television exposure would likely be greater than foreground exposure, we were not expecting this as children are exposed to three times more background television than foreground television."
Lapierre and co-authors Jessica Piotrowski from the University of Amsterdam and Deborah Linebarger from the University of Iowa conducted the first in-depth, national study of background TV and its pervasiveness in children's lives. The study defines background TV as television that is operating in the background in a room where a child is playing or engaging in another activity unrelated to the TV, such as eating dinner or playing with siblings.
Key findings show that children ages 2 and under are exposed to 42 percent more background television each day than the average child was, and African American children are exposed to 45 percent more than the average child.
The American Academy of Pediatrics, which publishes Pediatrics, warns against background television, especially in homes with children under age 2, because "it can harm children's cognitive functioning and social play."
Lapierre and the other authors recommend that parents reduce their children's exposure to background television by turning off the TV when no one is watching, removing televisions from the child's bedroom, and turning it off at key points during the day, such as mealtimes and bedtimes.
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It is two or three times a week at least that I clean up dog poop from my yard, or my driveway, or the sidewalk in front of my house.
And I don't have a dog.
At the school near where I live, there are very often piles of poop left there. I don't blame the dog. You can't blame the dog. I blame the dog owners who, through whatever trick of mental justification, leave their dog's poop there.
As my neighbor H. Atkisson wrote in a recent letter to the editor:
I find myself wondering what is going on in Alameda that so many people find it socially acceptable to allow their dogs to poop on a lawn and walk away. Do the dog owners think that nobody will notice? That it will somehow be absorbed into the ground?
Atkisson ended with this plea:
It is illegal to let your dog roam without a leash, and it is illegal to leave your dog poop on public or private property. Please respect your neighbors and the law. Clean up your poop.
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Whether considering automobiles, homes, or antique furniture, purchasing someone else's used property generally comes with the aggravation of making repairs. As even a well-maintained house will eventually need a new roof, and a well-preserved piece of antique furniture will inevitably need to be refinished, a used automobile--especially a performance model--can likewise present a variety of issues that need to be addressed before the car is driven. Such is the case with our latest project, a '71 Stingray we recently picked up from eBay. Although we feel like we got a lot for our money with this purchase, there were several areas that needed attention before the car could be deemed roadworthy. This month we'll completely inspect our project vehicle, and perform some necessary routine (and not-so-routine) maintenance before hitting the road. Though we're working on a C3, remember that our techniques can be applied to any used vehicle prior to trusting it on the streets.
Knowing that even a fairly new Corvette may have been poorly maintained or improperly modified by its previous owner(s), we decided to give our Stingray a thorough mechanical evaluation to determine its roadworthiness. Of course, you may not care to perform this work yourself, but if you don't have the skills or desire to mechanically evaluate a used car you've recently purchased, we suggest taking it to a mechanic who can inspect it for you. As you'll see, we found a couple of safety-related items with our Stingray that could have led to catastrophic results had they gone unnoticed.
It's always a good idea to inspect a vehicle before purchasing it, but since we made our transaction over the Internet, we could only rely on the description and pictures the seller posted on the website. Luckily, the vehicle we purchased was basically as described in the advertisement, with the major mechanical components in pretty good shape. When inspecting a vehicle like ours, we generally begin with the obvious, like looking under the car for puddles of leaking fluids. Next, safety-related items such as the brakes, suspension, fuel and electrical systems, and seatbelts should be inspected. Of course, the airbags of newer cars should be checked as well, as they are sometimes not replaced properly after being deployed. Since our Stingray is a '71 model, we didn't have to worry about that.
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Swan Lake Barbie® Doll
Barbie® doll is the beautiful Swan Queen from Tchaikovsky's ballet Swan Lake. She exudes grace and charm dressed in a stunning white ballet costume complete with fitted bodice, layered tulle skirt, and matching sleeves. White ballet shoes, tights, and matching feathery headdress accent this adorable ensemble. Doll's blond hair is twisted into individual ringlets that perfectly compliment her stunning face paint. Her arms are specially sculpted to achieve ballet-like poses. Doll comes with a wind-up music box that plays music from the actual ballet. Swan Lake Barbie® rotates on the music box as the music plays.
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Thread: water level keeps going down
Has anyone ever ha this problem?? We can't find anything leaking, and we have decided water is "leaking" from both sides of the cover. it is always wet around the sides of the tub, and I have to add water at least once a week.
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If you think that water is leaking from the cover seal it may be time to replace the spa cover. Not only are you loosing water but heat if it is not sealing properly.
well, its a new tub, and we have taken all the sides off, and no leaks are found, but it looks like condensation/dripping, etc, and only along the two sides of the tub, like maybe its from the cover??? Manufacturer wasn't much help, as by the time it wasn't too cold to go outside and take all the sides off, my 90 days was up! funny thing is, when summer got here, and I turned the temp down, it stopped, and now that it's cooling off some, and I turned it back up, it's started again. Maybe they put a (cheap) not very good cover on their product?
its a brand new tub, that of course, is no longer under warranty, once it was warm enough to take the sides off to check for leaks.
Shouldn't a new cover be good? You can actually watch water dripping off the "apron" on the sides of the cover.
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A good spa cover will make all the difference in the world. If you are loosing water due to condensation then you are also loosing heat thus costing money. So sometimes it is worth the extra and get a good quality cover. There are also something called cover wind straps that are intend to use in windy areas. This may help with your situation as well.
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Dec 23, 2009
Unofficial NXT 2.0 to 1.0 upgrade kit
If anyone purchases from here, let us know how it goes!
10 comments:
- Nathan said...
Sounds like a good idea, except, wouldn't that be a "downgrade" kit, not an "upgrade" kit?
- Dec 23, 2009, 10:59:00 PM
- Andy Dannelley said...
Looks like a great idea! But I did not see a Light Sensor included. I know the NXT 2.0 has a Color Sensor, but when programming using NXT-G the Color Sensor in Light Sensor mode does not seem to have all the outputs that just a straight Light Sensor has.
Seems to me that at regular Light Sensor might be more useful than the Sound Sensor, or include both.
- Dec 24, 2009, 3:25:00 AM
- Bill Shaw said...
I considered including both but chose not to to keep the price reasonable. According to TLG, the color sensor can be used as a light sensor since it supports light levels in the programming. LEGO advertises it as a combination light sensor, color sensor and light source in their materials.
You can purchase the light sensor separately through my Bricklink Store. In fact, I should probably make it available on my website so they can be shipped together. Thank you for the idea!
- Dec 24, 2009, 4:04:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
What functionality does the Light Sensor have that the Color Sensor has not?
I can only think of the fact that NXT-G won't let you use the "raw" light sensor value of the color sensor, but I wouldn't see this as a problem. Usually, the 0-100 resolution is just fine.
A sound sensor seems like a nice addition to a 2.0 set.
- Dec 24, 2009, 6:17:00 AM
- Andy Dannelley said...
On the NXT 1.0 Light Sensor there is an output "Intensity", and "Raw".
On the Color Sensor there a Yes/No output which is a logic value (0/1, True/False) and a Detected Color Output which is not used in Light Sensor Mode.
I've not yet seen a method to duplicate the "Intensity" or "Raw" outputs.
If you know, let me know,
- Dec 24, 2009, 11:11:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
Well, just use the "Detected color" plug when the block is configured in Light sensor mode and it will output the light intensity.
The help files in the software are faulty here - the plug isn't ignored at all. :)
So, the color sensor works just perfect as a light sensor.
- Dec 24, 2009, 7:20:00 PM
- Andy Dannelley said...
Wow! Thanks, that is good to know! I suspect that there were many like me who read the help file and just figured the Detected Color output was used just as it was described and did not even try (like me) to use the output for anything else.
I will try that soon.
P.S. Now if LEGO would just change the help file.
- Dec 25, 2009, 12:38:00 AM
- Dave Parker said...
In Light Sensor mode, the Color sensor is very similar to the old Light Sensor mode when looking at color = intensity, except:
1. It requires a different NXT-G block (so you will need to edit any programs using it), but worse:
2. Calibration is not supported. So programs that depend on the NXT-G calibration feature (either via the built-in Calibrate program available in the menu, or via the Calibrate block) will not get the calibration they expect.
I have posted a few projects on nxtprograms.com that depend on calibration, for example.
Nevertheless, this expansion kit should be very useful to a lot of 2.0 users, thanks for making it available Bill!
Bill, a suggestion to control costs: Offer the kit without either a Light Sensor or Sound sensor, clearly mark as such, and link to where you can buy either or both of these direct from lego.com.
- Dec 25, 2009, 2:22:00 AM
- Andy Dannelley said...
Sorry to have derailed this into a discussion about the Color vs. Light Sensor. To slow this I will post a topic on the forums in the General Discussion area.
I think Dave's idea about a kit without any sensors is a great idea as well.
Finally, Bill, I do want to also offer my thanks for taking the time to put your NXT 1.0 to 2.0 kit and this NXT 2.0 to 1.0 kit together I believe it will be a great help.
- Dec 25, 2009, 6:07:00 AM
- dude said...
i live in canada and man are your prices out of range! 150 is not cheep bro! so if you don't want to you don't have to but i suggest that you lower the shipping price to like 20.
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PyscoFalcon wrote:Merlin is soooooooooo gooood
Aye they just burned his cloak and shield so you never know. I was like nooo they can't kill him. PS Can I haz the Dragon
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Bit of a spolier you posted there Tiffany!
PyscoFalcon wrote:I'm pretty sure he can't be the only dragon left.
(I love dragons and dream of owning a few Dragons of Pern was my first series of books I bought and kept cos it had dragons in em )
It's fabulous, Tiff! She is very talented indeed.Tiffany wrote:No! Not the cover, Tony. My friend painted it in water colours from the book cover. She is a very talented artist & it took her weeks, on & off, because she is also a perfectionist.
Tiffany wrote:spideyGirl wrote:Welcome PyscoFalcon!
Bit of a spolier you posted there Tiffany!
But it was last weeks episode. Sorry if you've not managed to watch it yet. I haven't seen this evenings yet either, but will tomorrow.
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The Acura MDX is one powerhouse of a vehicle, the 2011 model of this car is actually one of the top cars in Acura's lineup. Many think that with the full feature set and high end performance, this should be the flag ship model from Acura. However, currently the Acura RL sedan is the top of the line from this company. The SUV market has been booming over the past several years despite the rise in gas prices and the economic downturn. These vehicles are not only a status symbol, but they also offer some powerful and functional options that no other body style can compete with. The MDX is said to drive much more like a car than some other SUVs, this is one reason that this luxury SUV has become a consumer favorite.This efficient little SUV offers a totally revised power train to give it even more towing performance and off-road durability. This vehicle utilizes Acura's SH-AWD technology which adds some high tech power distribution controls to the standard all wheel drive system. With the MDX drivers will be ready for suburban life or dirt trails in the outback.
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Erich Monteith wanted to be different in building a Pro Touring machine, and what better way than a corner-carving El Camino? He'd been jonesing to have a '66 Elky, and combining the two desires seemed a match made in heaven.
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After a year though, Erich got the itch to improve things. A 350 with overdrive automatic was dropped in for motivation, and the suspension refreshed at all four corners. Three years after that, and it was time to really re-do the suspension. A call to Speed Tech Performance netted Erich one of Speed Tech's Track Time packages, designed and optimized to get an A-body tip-toeing through autocross cones with grace and ease. To make the most of the El Camino's new handling abilities, he went to A.R.E. Performance in Simi Valley, California, for a built 383 Mouse cranking out almost 400 hp. A built 200-4R sends power to a Coast Driveline (Oxnard, California)–prepped rear.
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Years ago when I got my license to drive and dirt was invented, one of my friends had an Elco. We used it a lot … it hauled people, parts, junk to the dump, and yes, a lot of the aforementioned dirt. While it was a suitable substitute for its big-brother pickup, changing direction even a millimeter brought out the personality of its sibling, the dump truck. Fast-forward a few (dozen) years and a few Super Chevy Suspension & Handling Challenges later, and within the herd of Camaros, Novi, and Chevelles, the last thing I expected to see was an El Camino. Shades of the past for sure. And while this little nondescript white two-seater didn't sport monster meats or mega horsepower, it put its performance where it counted: in the suspension, brakes, and steering.
In Monday's pre-testing sessions, I drove the El Camino through a few shakedown runs. While the handling was just about perfect, power was lacking. A quick fix returned full throttle capability, and when Tuesday's competition rolled around, I couldn't wait to give this Chevy some frisky lovin', threading through the orange maze. Sporting Nitto NT555s, I welcomed the broad traction threshold that gave me excellent balance and manageability throughout the autocross course. This car was classic "point and shoot," and at the apex took power quite well. I absolutely loved the brakes, as they were easy to modulate with good initial bite that got the El Camino slowed to precise corner entry speed.
Entering the slalom found the tail predictably working the dog, but this was expected with minimal weight in the "trunk." Out through the offsets and into the higher-speed section, the big Wilwood binders got the El Camino slowed and easily positioned for the turnaround. Back through another series of offsets and into the "Chicago Box," I loved that I had the ability to rotate the car at will. The Speed Tech "Track Time" system keeps the tires planted and front end turning; there's minimal body lean but lots of movement that maintains compliance and makes the car so friendly to drive. Through the final short offset slalom to the finish found the Elco handling everything I could throw at it, and each run finished with grins and giggles.
Of all the cars (and trucks) I tested that day, the Speed Tech El Camino was the one I felt the most at home with. Every single part on this car melds with the others—the 383 cubic-incher doesn't blow off traction, while the steering kept up and allowed the suspension to shine with absolute textbook handling. Like the other Chevrolets Speed Tech has presented us for our testing, this El Camino definitely did not disappoint. –Mary Pozzi


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So... a question. If Trout had had 2 more hits last year, and Miggy 1 less, would you have to rethink who the Most Valuable Player was in the AL? Because, that's the difference between Miggy's Triple Crown and just being another guy who led the league in HR and RBI.ONE TIME in your life (except old-timers LOL). Say that over-and-over (one time in my life, one time in my life). Not often something happens once in your life in MLB.
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Alex Bowman, Mitch Green and Ben Henry were the marksmen as Southgate Harmen won the MGBSFL Division One top of the table clash against leaders Woodford Wanderers at Fairlop. Here are the best bits. Photos: Marc Morris
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Soooooooo, anybody shelling out $45 to watch this?MMA Fighting reports on the Bellator press conference held Monday at its headquarters in Newport Beach, California. Among the topics included the price point of the PPV being somewhere between $35 and $45.
Rebney indicated that it would be up to the individual distributors of the PPV to decide on the final price point. In addition, he indicated that championship bouts would occur on the card along with Rampage-Tito in the main event. Shoulder programming would promote the event and its likely we'll see more of Rampage and Tito on other Viacom shows including Spike TV's TNA Wrestling. Similar to the UFC, Bellator will have prelims air on cable network as Bellator plans to show prelims on Spike.
He also stated that Bellator would not go into the business of monthly PPVs and would only hold these "when it makes sense."
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We shall see how much DirecTV, Comcast, Time Warner, etc. decide to price the Bellator PPV. Its likely that they would have one price for non-HD and one for HD. The Invicta PPV which was promoted as a $15 PPV actually was charged by some distributors at $25 for HD. We might see the same scenario here (i.e. $45 non-HD, $50 or $55 for HD). The card will need to be stacked for fans to order this PPV which Bellator intends to do with multiple championship fights planned. Moreover, if the UFC decides to counter program with either a rerun of a recent PPV (Silva-Weidman I or Cain-JDS III or GSP-Hendricks for example) on Fox Sports 1 the same night or move its "Fight For the Troops" card to November 2nd, the same night as Bellator's PPV, this could really hurt Bellator's PPV.


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