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#303 Aug 2, 2013
...Herbs to kill parasites are Goldenseal capsules, and also Turmeric capsules. Take Garlic capsules with the Goldenseal and Turmeric capsules for six weeks. Then take a break. Not good to take them all the time without taking a break for a month or so. Do this while using the chlorine baths. This is for those whom have failed with the cream and pills the first time. Doctor WILL prescribe more cream...lol. Always another Doctor :)
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#304 Aug 2, 2013
Now you are just being a smart as pluging the same crap you just condemned people for... If you don't care about people suffering and actually want to help, well it's kinda hard to tell and yes that was sarcasm. Grow up and offer something helpful or get a job in the Obama Adminstration they need more jerks to lie and Lord over the American people and you lack of helpfulness will surely cure that pesky liberty thing people can't stand. Thanks for nothing then.
#305 Aug 4, 2013
Jeannie, you need to be more specific when you say CREAM that the doctor prescribes. That cream is permethrin cream. Or it could be malathion cream. Or it could be a SULPHUR cream that some of these places sell on the net like naturasil (which does absolutely nothing to help your scabies). Or it could be a home made sulphur cream using sublimed sulphur and hand cream mixed together. Eurax cream. Could be many different types of creams, including Benzemul lotion, which is a 25% benzyl benzoate and 75% inactive ingredient lotion.
When you say PILLS Jeanne, you have to be more specific. Are you talking about stromectol/ivermectin? This is the med that WORKS for scabies.
Yes, you can do bleach baths in between your treatments of stromectol ivermectin and permethrin cream, but you cannot cure yourself of scabies with herbs and homeopathy.
Try the true meds, first. And then see if that works for you.
Rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle helps to keep the numbers down. Also, use hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle, too.
Add some borax to the hydrogen peroxide and that helps to keep your numbers down, too.
Good luck and have a good day.
#306 Aug 4, 2013
Diatomaceous Earth does NOTHING for scabies.
Don't use it and don't waste your time on this DIRT.
It is harmful to your lungs and clogs your pores.
Also, use CAUTION when looking through websites that sell so-called scabies products. They do NOTHING for your scabies. They do not cure you and will drain your bank account. Use the tried and true meds that the doctors prescribed. That would be stromectol ivermectin tablets and Elimite permethrin Cream.
Have a good day!!!
#307 Aug 8, 2013
i am a smoker and have scabies. The itching has driven me to smoke more and it just kept speading. However my partner didnt get it either.com pletely madneing the docotor told us he most have a wonderful immuine system. Scabies might make you start smokeing but its dosnt make it go away
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#308 Aug 9, 2013
So sir, I took your wonderful advice for a few days and stopped the "DIRT" and guess what friend? BIG MISTAKE it certainly helps significantly reducing numbers even if it is not a cure and ever since I have been using the grapeseed oil/foodgrade diatemacious earth on my feet, no new sores, so I dismiss claim that that does not help. I went to my doctor and "IVERMECTIN" while I believe it works IS NOT APPROVED BY THE FDA FOR TREATMENT OF SCABIES even though it is technically a scabicide and there is our stupid government who seems to be worshipped by the foolish masses today hard at work. Now the so called doctor offers the permethrin cream and tells me there is no "pill that can be prescribed" ok crappy doctor but you act like scabies isn't a problem. It isn't called the seven year itch for no reason. And no matter what you use to get rid of them the biggest problem is reinfestation... Well what if the asymptomatic people around you refuse to get treated? I suppose if Iwere a sociopath a tranquilizer gun could aid in me treating my environment but yeah that's crazy, and so is your simplistic approach that ignore the bigger problem of reinfestation. I am disabled have no bank account to drain on bs and limited acess to my choice in doctors so I guess if I want ivermectin I have to be an ass since no one seems to want to prescribe it. I am about to seriously consider moving to another state after I get cured just to get away from my own family (I am single so I am not referring to a wife and children FYI) who are asymptomatic and in total denial. Good day to you as well.
#309 Aug 9, 2013
Just print out the information from the Center for Disease control and bring it with you to the docs. Best to call around to see if they prescribe this med to treat scabies.
I think the sublimed sulphur mixed with hand lotion works better than DE, for scabies, but that's just my opinion. There are many things you can use, but it takes way longer to get a cure with all these things. Sorry about your situation.
It's not my fault you are in this situation, so don't blame the messenger...
Have a good day!!
#310 Aug 9, 2013
I often wondered why denver would always pick on posters like this. He likes to put people down to make himself look better.
He is part of the sulphur soap salesmen on this forum.
#311 Aug 9, 2013
Denver, this is a bit harsh, don't you think?
What is your problem, anyway?
You need help with YOUR anger issues.
#312 Aug 9, 2013
Wow, denver, I am wondering if there are any herbal tinctures you can take for that tongue of yours.
#313 Aug 10, 2013
My episode with scabies started right after I camped in my friends woods. I most likely got it weeks earlier since symptoms can take 4-6 weeks to show up the first time. I am horribly allergic to poison ivy so I at first thought it was that. Yet it lingered and lingered.
My bites would usualy travel in clusters of two. I went close to nuts fighting them. I us DE everywhere. Ironed my suits threw everything I could in the dryer. Towels washed and dried after one use. Bug bombed my car and house. I picked up sulfur soap and tried a topical creme from the doctor. What has finally given me relief... Epsom salt bath mixed with eating a good amount of pickled garlic. Eat enough of the stuff and you might smell a little bad but mixed with the Epsom salt bath and I am itch free.
Hope this saves someone else so they can stay sane. Affects your mood, ego and social well being.
#314 Aug 15, 2013
I was living with this hell for 2 1/2 months. The way we got rid of them was by taking Ivermectin, then the permethrin cream the same day (leaving it on 24 hours). 7 days later, the ivermectin again. Since we didn't have any more Permethrin cream. I used Diatamaceous Earth mixed with corn oil. That stuff was just plain nasty on the skin and caused further skin irritations, but after using it for about 3 weeks, we finally got rid of them. All during this time of skin remedies, we bought plastic mattress covers, plastic pillowcases (all from Wal-Mart), covered all our mattresses and about 4 pillows total (Put the rest in plastic bags in the garage for a month), did about 4 loads of laundry daily (including our sheets), sprayed our plastic covered bedding with a mixture of D.E, bleach, water and Malathion (bought at Home Depot). Vacuumed every day sprinkling borax all over before vacuuming and covering sofas with the lice spray, then clean sheets (every day!) you can buy at CVS. All together we probably spent over $200 on doctor visits (and we do have health insurance!), and supplies, but one or more of these things worked and we did finally rid ourselves of this hell. It takes lots of diligence and suffering, but stay with it and you will get there. We also have 3 large dogs which I kept off our bed, but I sprayed their indoor kennel with the lice spray as well. That's all I did with my pets. Good luck.
#315 Aug 16, 2013
4000 characters isn't enough..
Ant bite type marks started showing up, my fiancée was covered and it seemed like my arms and lightly on the shoulders were somehow only being affected.. Doc at clinic diagnoses from 5 feet away: scabies. Perm cream followed by new marks the next day. Spent 30 bucks on Clorox/vinegar/garlic pills/menthol body wash/baking soda/alcohol and peroxide. Started nuking myself and my surroundings with bleach and rubbing alcohol, chugging garlic pills and vinegar tea, burning my newest marks with cigarette tip held a quarter inch away from skin, tried freezing them with ice, finally started spraying myself with diluted bleach in the shower, all to no result. Called doc and asked for a scrape test and she said to wait on the cream to do its thing, then try 2nd application (still haven't had scrape test).. My fiancée was absolutely coated in bites on her hands, then slightly less worse on arms below elbow, then a bit less worse on upper arms, and pretty bad on back and shoulders. Legs were sporadically covered (which didn't say scabies to me), and nothing we tried earned any relief. So day 6 (before perm cream 2) I bleach her bed and pillows, roll them in dryer on hot, spray room with bleach and spidercide, and as a replacement for DE I ringed the bed and walls with menthol medicated powder.. Collapsed on the bed feeling helpless, and I sit up and look at the head of the bed and I've got three new friends sitting there looking at me. Brown and about as big as a pencil eraser, some strange bugs. I crush one and blood, MY blood, smears out onto the bed. We never tried DE or could afford the vinyl mattress cover or we would have known earlier. I pull the mattress out and lo and behold, bedbugs. Fat and loaded with blood. Explained why I felt so weak and drained :| Now my four month old marks are finally going away, because I was battling a pest I wasn't aware of, scared up to my attention by menthol powder, of all things. My fiancée thought she was leaving bloody smears on the bed, but it was from crushing them during sleep. Creepy to think these things crawl out like strange worshippers every night when you lay down and numb you and then feast. Her hands were chewed to hell and back. Awful. I hurled her bed and box spring and headboard out, and then checked her daughter's bed across the room to find a lighter infestation. I never thought it was scabies because of the spacing of the bites and the total lack of burrow trails. DE kills them, direct rubbing alcohol spray kills them, and MY BLOOD-SOAKED HANDS KILL THEM! To anyone who hasn't seen burrows flip every piece of furniture. These bugs act like roaches and won't show themselves in the light. Look for them in book bindings, corners of furniture, creases of clothing. Themselves, their eggs, their moltings, and the black areas they leave behind, probably from poo, are all visible to the naked eye. The bottom of the mattress had virtually none on it, all were focused on the top near our heads, hence the near-lack of bites on the legs and the abundance on upper body. I feel for all of you.
I was getting ready to fill an outdoor tub with (200 bucks worth of) rubbing alcohol, breathe through a hose or tube, and once submerged to the neck I'd add a layer of baby oil to the top of the alcohol to seal both the bugs and the fumes under the oil layer. But rubbing alcohol will light testicles on fire (experience talking). Also thought about an elaborate full-body DE entombment plus breathing through a tube. Could try burning them out of your skin with a cig like I (uselessly) tried, considered a vacuum pore cleaner at one point.. Seems like there is a LOT of money to be made with a scabies treatment that WORKS. I'm still paranoid I have it, anyway. No clue where we got the bedbugs, no clue where the scabies could have came from. Makes you fear all public places, turns going to the movies into Russian roulette.. If you haven't checked mattress, DO IT asap. Good luck
#316 Aug 17, 2013
So don't use ne water just plain vinegar how long do u leave it on for
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I was just wanting to come back and do an update. My family its scabies free and we have been since March? I believe. Maybe April. I had posted that our pediatrician wanted us to stop all treatnent and just wait a month and see how we felt. I will tell you guys that is verrrry hard. I swear i thought we had it about 1oo times that first month. But i did NOTHING. I told my husband though if I started to get burrows on my hands again that was it, i was resuming the monthly permithirin treatments. All those days I DID wash and change are sheets quit frequently, every day, every other day, then every week. Guys. Seriously it makes sooooo much sense now. We are literally DRYING, chemical burning, and over treating our skin. As a life long cystic acne sufferer i know alot about this. I was just sooooo grossed out, and paranoid, that i thought the permithirin, rid, d.e. Powder, grape seed oil, bed rotating, all that crap, was all the best thing to do. I drove my kids and husband crazy. Treated my cat & dog!
All i can say is this.
Try Doing Nothing. You have nothing to lose!
Try it for 1 month. Then 1 more week. Then another week, etc. Keep pushing yourself to not reach for that tube of permithirin. Use the burrows as the only evidence of reinfection. I swear, even today, my skin is STILL super sensitive. I will scratch my arm, and get a little itchy, and think oh shit. But i stop. Calm down. Wait 15 min with no scratching and wouldn't you know, it disappears. No scabies.
I post this in the most sincerest hope, that someone will benefit from the months of dispare I suffered. I'd cry. I'd get mad. I'd give up. I felt like i was going crazy and there was no hope. The permithirin is sooooo strong guys, it does work. You just have to be so patient. It can be 6 weeks before you feel complete relief. I hope someone reads this, trys it, and finds peace & hope again. Get your life back!
Good luck!
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#318 Aug 29, 2013
So much talk..not enough action..lay in the bath soaked myself in viniger ......mites all gone.
Next time ill try a bottle of vodka..but I don't think they'll be back.
#319 Aug 31, 2013
I used 2 cups Borax and 1 cup hydrogen peroxide in the bath and it helps. Do this twice a day. Also Oil of lavendar on a soft cloth, put on area that are infected.
#320 Sep 1, 2013
Bleach...twice a day... two to four weeks
also will get rid of heavy metals...
1/2 to 1 cup per bath must have very hot water...also dry brush before the baths...after do not rinse...air dry then spray with peroxide water mixture...1per/4water mixture..
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#322 Sep 8, 2013
Vinegar kills them but burns like hell.
#324 Sep 9, 2013
Thanks for the bleach hint. Ive used it before. Never sure of an effective recipe though. Air dry ugh. That takes forever! Lol
Can I use regular soap with these baths ? Anything to stay away from? Obviously I'm not going to wash my hair in bleach watt. Won't that lighten my hair too much? Do you scrub with loofah or just soak? chlorine bleach right?
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WOMEN FOR OTHERS: The 2012 Women of the Year
(from left): Carol Murphy, Darina Sargeant, Ph.D, Kripa Sreepada and Laura Geiser. Not pictured is Marilyn Maxwell, M.D. This year's honorees were recognized during the Women's Commission's annual luncheon Wednesday, April 25, 2012 at Busch Student Center. Find out more about the Women's Commission, including a complete list of past Women of the Year recipients, online.
College of Arts and Sciences Spring Faculty and Staff Assembly
CAS Scholarly and Creative Activities Fair
The CAS Spring Faculty and Staff Assembly was held this year in conjunction with the CAS Scholarly and Creative Activities Fair on Friday, April 20, from 2-5 p.m. in Busch Student Center, Wool Ballroom, Rooms 172-173.
The following participants had tables displaying the many fine scholarly and creative achievements of the College.:
American Studies
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
English as a Second Language and English for Academic Purposes (ESL and EAP)
Fine and Performing Arts
Integrated and Applied Sciences (IAS)
Mathematics and Computer Science
Modern and Classical Languages
Political Science
Sociology and Criminal Justice
Theological Studies
Communication: (L-R) Elizabeth Richard,
Dan Kozlowski, Matt Carlson, April Trees
Fine and Performing Arts: (table on right, left)
Sharron Pollack
History Display
Political Science: Nadia Brown
Theological Studies Display
Office of Graduate Education Announces Fellowship Recipients
The Office of Graduate Education has announced the recipients of three University fellowships.
Three students received Presidential Fellowships of $26,000 for four years for doctoral study and two for master's study, 21 hours of scholarship annually and health insurance. Fellowship recipients are Megan Diestelmeier, communication sciences and disorders; Molissa "Molly" Elrick, pharmacological and physiological sciences; and Rebecca Lelko, mathematics and computer science.
Dissertation fellows receive one year of stipend funding equivalent to an assistantship, 12 hours of tuition scholarship and health insurance. Dissertation Fellowships winners for 2012-13 are Michelle Hendricks, psychology; Aliceia Johnson, chemistry; Charles Johnson, chemistry; Yuyan Jordan, integrated and applied science; Abigail Lambke, English; Ina Seethaler, English; Ann Walk, psychology; and Benjamin Wayman, theological studies.
Diversity Fellows receive a $22,750 stipend for four years, 21 hours of tuition scholarship annually and health insurance. New Diversity Fellows are Michael Hankins, integrated and applied sciences; Richard Morales, American studies; and Rae "Alex" Wilkerson, psychology.
April issue of the University Libraries e-newsletter
The April issue of the University Libraries e-newsletter is now available online at:
Read about the Pius Library renovation project, upcoming e-book event, the Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America and much more.....!
University-wide Testing Center
The University-wide Testing Center has moved from Pius Library to Room 103, Beracha Hall, 3721 Laclede Avenue.(Click on address for University map.)
You can submit material for the College of Arts and Sciences Newsletter to:
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Verhaegen Hall is one of the drop-off points to donate new or used shoes
for the Shoeman Water Project until May 23rd.
The collection box is located on the 3rd floor of Verhaegen on the stair landing next to the elevator and
on the first floor of Verhaegen by the Micah Program.
These shoes will be sold to exporters to sell to developing countries and the money will then be used
to purchase well drillings and water purification systems to bring clean, fresh water to those in need.
Please think of this when you are cleaning out your closet for summer!
If you have questions about donating, please call Linda at 977-2465. Thank you!
MOCRA Museum of Contemporary Religious Art:
Archie Granot: The Papercut Haggadah
Museum hours are Tuesday - Sunday, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Visit MOCRA's website for maps and parking information.
Call 977-7170 for more information or visit mocra.slu.edu
Women's Studies: WS Capstone Presentations
3:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Pope Pius XII Memorial Library, Knights Room
Wednesday, May 2
Fine and Performing Arts: Piano Ensemble Concert
4 p.m.
St. Francis Xavier "College" Church
Thursday, May 3
Fine and Performing Arts: Concert Wind Ensemble
7:30 p.m.
Il Monastero
Friday, May 4 & Saturday, May 5
Fine and Performing Arts: Student 200 Show Exhibit Viewing Hours
Noon to 4 p.m.
Boileau Hall
Friday, May 4
Fine and Performing Arts: Student Music Recital #3
3 p.m.
St. Francis Xavier "College" Church
Friday, May 4
Fine and Performing Arts: String Orchestra Concert
7:30 p.m.
St. Francis Xavier "College" Church
Friday and Saturday, May 4 and 5, 8 p.m.
Matinee on Sunday, May 6 at 2 p.m.
SLU Theatre: Vinegar Tom, a play by Caryl Churchill
Saint Francis Xavier Theatre, 3733 West Pine Mall
Tickets are $10, $9 for Seniors, and $7 for all students
They can be purchased starting one hour before the performance,
or at the box office from noon to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday, Cash or check only.
For additional information and reservations, call the box office at 314-977-3327
or check http://www.slu.edu/theatre.
Esteemed British playwright Caryl Churchill hauntingly examines poverty, gender, and power through the lens of 17th century witchcraft trials in England. This parable of oppression and scapegoats challenges us to think about the role of modern-day women and our responsibility for the injustice that still exists in today's world.
Fine and Performing Arts: Choral Concert
6:30 p.m.
St. Francis Xavier "College" Church
Monday, May 7
Fine and Performing Arts: Jazz Concert
7:30 p.m.
Xavier Hall Mainstage Theatre
What Matters to Student Success:
The Promise of High Impact Practices
with George Kuh
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
- 8:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast
- 9:00 to 11:30 Keynote and Workshop
To register, please visit http://cte.slu.edu or Click Here
Sponsored by:
Division of Academic Affairs, Division of Student Development,
Division of Enrollment and Retention Management, College of Arts & Sciences, and
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If you have a question about a College of Arts and Sciences Meeting time or location or checking on a deadline, please check the "College - AS - meetings and deadlines" Google calendar.
In Google Calendar go to "Other Calendars" section
Click on "ADD"
Click on "Browse Interesting Calendars"
Click "MORE"
Click on "Resources for slu.edu"
and then look for College (1) and click on it and you will access the "College - AS - meetings and deadlines" Google Calendar.
You can also view the College of Arts and Sciences Meeting calendar on
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Rooms in Bloom
Cupples House
May 17 - May 20
Historic Samuel Cupples House
The floral feast begins on Thursday May 17 at 5:00 p.m. and continues until Sunday, May 20. A patio reception featuring the jazz trio, The Silk Pajamas, will be held on Thursday, May 17, beginning at 5: 30 p.m.
Once again, area florists will showcase their talent and draw their inspiration from the elegant décor of the 42-room Victorian mansion as they design floral works of art that complement the rooms and areas throughout Cupples House.
The flowers and fragrances of spring will cross-pollinate with the art and ambiance of the Historic Samuel Cupples House to create the perfect oasis for a relaxing afternoon.
Opening reception:
Thursday, May 17; 5 - 7:30 p.m.
Friday, May 18
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday, May 19
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sunday, May 20
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
For more information, please contact Mary at 314.977.2666.
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FACULTY PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, AWARDChemistry
Pamela Vanegas, Teresa Horwitz, and Dr. Brent M. Znosko recently published the article titled "Effects of non-nearest neighbors on the thermodynamic stability of RNA GNRA hairpin tetraloops" in a recent edition of Biochemistry. Pam is a current MS student in the Chemistry Department. Teresa was a biochemistry undergraduate who graduated in 2011 and is currently an associate scientist at Pfizer.
Dr. Harold K. Bush, Professor, gave the keynote address at the Hokkaido American Literature Seminar on Saturday, April 28, 2012 at Hokkaido University in Sapporo, Japan. The title of Prof. Bush's lecture was "'Nakeder than Adam and Eve': Theodicy, Empire, and 'Systemless System' in the New Edition of the Autobiography of Mark Twain ."
Mark Presker, working with Dr. Michael Anch in the Neurosciences Lab in the Department of Psychology, won first place for his poster "Adenosinergic Modulation of Spatial Memory and Motor Function in the Parkinsonian Rat" at the Saint Louis Undergraduate Research Symposium, sponsored by Washington University. There were 73 entries from Washington University, SIUE, SIU Carbondale, UMSL, and SLU.
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My attempt at an oven
If I can figure out how, I will post some pictures but here is my "design" and attempt at an oven. Built on my pool patio so I did not dig any footer.
Two layers of cinder block as base - about 20 inches from ground
Used concrete pavers to give me flat surface on cinderblock base
Bought 24 fire bricks and used them to build oven base on pavers
Built up with standard solid bricks for sides of oven - 1 brick thickness (everything dry stacked so far).
Made a roof using fireclay/sand mixture and a homemade 2"x4" form about 2 feet by 3 feet by 2-4 inches thick. Used a concave disk to make "dome" on underside of formed roof. After curing for a couple weeks flipped it over and set on top of dry stacked bricks.
Took roof off and mixed a sand/fireclay mortar. Put a layer on top of drystacked bricks and reset roof so it is sealed.
Used mortar to set a second layer of bricks on all sides thereby adding mass and sealing oven interior.
Dry stacked another layer of bricks on roof (these bricks are concrete bricks not clay bricks - but cheap).
About $200 in project (I looks sturdy but not very pretty - I am not a mason I can tell you). About 2 days all told laborwise.
Fired first time last weekend. Fire burned nicely - for about 2 hours(start to finish). Started small and moved to oak chunks and pushed to back. Top was very hot sides not so much (outside that is). No smoke to speak of seeping from oven. A crack developed in roof but does not appear to be a structural issue yet.
So I used my kitchen thermometer and got about 450 in oven after raking out fire (using bricks drystacked as "door"). Want to get one of those lazer heat guns.
Went ahead with bread - bread got about 2/3 done in about 1 hour and I had to transfer to indoor oven to crisp it up and finish it. But it did get great oven bounce and ended up tasting great.
About 10 hours later interior was still about 250 - top was warm and sides were as well (about equal heat this time).
I suspect I may have to build a brick roof ultimately - but nothing ventured nothing gained. I also think I may not have fired oven long enough to get a good bake out of it. I am going to try to fire it longer and with a stronger fire this weekend.
If that does not work (and roof still looks ok), I may try to mortar real bricks on the roof top to absorb/store more of the heat (similar to the sides). Finally, I may have to insulate the whole thing somehow.
Any thoughts/advice or predictions?
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A picture would help, Devo. And it sounds like you could definitely use some insulation. You'll be able to achieve much higher temps and hold it there longer.
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So I am going to try to post three pictures. Any suggestions on what to insulate with? (Note: third picture to come in next post)
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Here is the third. You should be able to see the crack in the top in one of the other pics. It does not (so far) seem to be threatening the structural integrity of the top (it is tied into the sides with mortar and supported on three and a half sides. However, I do not want to go permanent with insulation yet since I may have to take top off and rebuild using bricks in an arched roof type setup. What about foil wrapping? Will that help? If I do replace the top with bricks, do they have to be fire bricks or will solid red clay bricks work as well (I suspect I know the answer but just asking).
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And yes, your oven will never do much of anything if you don't insulate it. If cost is an issue you want to use vermiculite/perlite concrete. Since your oven is not mortared together, you should consider dismantling it and putting four inches of the vermiculite mixture underneath the floor, as well. Nothing will make your oven work better, faster, and more efficiently than insulation completely surrounding it.
Another thing to consider is that your fireclay/sand dome must be kept completely dry. It will collapse if it gets wet. You will want to think about some kind of roof over your oven.
And the layer of concrete "bricks" on top of the dome? I don't see any point in that. Also, the use of foil around oven has been completely discredited. Don't do it.
It's looking good for a quick, low cost project.
My geodesic oven project:
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Thanks Dmun,
I have a couple questions. Do I mix my own vermiculite/perlite concrete? If so, is it 50% v/p and 50% portland cement?
I am surprised you are recommending covering the fireclay/sand mortar top as it is hard as a rock - the fireclay has portland in it so it is basically a cement slab with fireclay mixed in is my understanding. I figure if I am going to have to cover it, I will just get a supply of excess potters clay (local source) and mix with sand (maybe straw as well) and make a domed roof with brick sides to replace the cracked slab I currently have (easier than masonry work).
That being said, I AM going to have to replace the slab as it is cracked in four. Still structurally sound but not looking good for the long term (especially is I have to cover it). I will try to take a picture so you can see the cracking.
Anyway, baking bread inside in oven today - back to drawing board on outside brick oven.
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I'm happy to see you so involved in your oven project.
I'd like to recommend that you do a Google search on Perlite. There is much information on mix design using Portland cement and Perlite. You can use one part Portland to four of perlite and an even lighter mix might be 1 to 8. It is insulation and not structural, so no need to go too heavy on the Portland.
You might also gain insight on your oven heating/retention by searching on Pizza Oven Design (or bread oven design or wood fired oven design). A door opening height roughly 63% of the inner oven height will help to heat the structure instead of letting heat directly out the opening. Can you visualize that? There is a lip or overhang from the inside that the heat has to negotiate on its way out. Otherwise, the heat has a straight shot the front of the oven. Also, look at a common horno, cob or adobe oven for some insight. The dome inside is higher than the door opening. Same objective.
Best of luck to you,
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1986 4-Runner, 22rec, Automatic, 3 in. lift, 30x9.50 all terrain's, Electronic Manual Shifter W/ indicator lights.
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I've had several of both varieties over a couple of decades.
I like manuals when they work well and there's no doubt that the transfer more power thru than the Autos. But wheeling for more than a few days (my 4x4 club has two 3-1\2 day events a year) with a manual, say 8 hours a day on the trail - Oh, man that can wear a guy\gal out. If it's not ur leg, it's ur arm. And show me how many people out of 10 can make a smooth start again after their rig stalls out on the steep assed muddy hill with all the trees to smash into?
That being said, my current rig is an auto. Again, no doubt it suks another 10-15 hp out of the 100 available from my stock 22RE. You HAVE to gear the TC and\or Diff down or you won't be able to go anywhere.
In fact (and this is where the power becomes an issue), I'm running 36" TSL\SX beadlocks at 130+ pounds each with 5.29 gears and stock engine\AT\TC.
I CANNOT wheel any hills or deep mud in 4 HI. The tired 22RE I have will not do it. I have to wheel in 4LO most of the time.
So, my summary is this:
Manuals suk on steep hill restarts.
Manuals get tiring when wheeling 24 hours in 3 days
Manuals are great for controlling shift points
Manuals can be more fun, but not all the time
Personally, I think manuals are more easily damaged.
Autos are good for rock crawling smoothly (especially for noobs?)
Autos suk suk the power out of a 22RE (10-15 HP I'm guessing) and so require higher gearing in the TC\diffs than a manual
Autos are easier on old arthritic joints than a manual, especially over multi-day events.
Re-starting up a steep hill after a failed attempt is way easier
Last, but not least, a person can get some control of the shift points buy shifting manually.
Um, is that is? Do I about have it covered?
EDIT: I think Autos are more durable. I've trashed one manual and almost another thru stupid driving and I've smelled more than one clutch burning up on the trail, but only once have seen an auto fail and it was after a flop, and the fluid ran out.
LOL, now here's a telling point... I SEE more manuals fail on the trail because there's ALOT more of them there than Autos. How do I know? Because that guy who flopped and lost his AT fluid came straight to me and asked for spare fluid. I said I didn't have any, and he asked around but couldn't find anyone with AT fluid.
Then, when I heard he was looking for AT fluid, I'm "Of course I have AT FLUID" but you're running a Samuri and have a manual.
"Nope, I'm running a Ford C4"
"Well, I have spare AT fluid, have at it"
Done deal.
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I have no idea what the #'s mean, but an A340 series A343 actually is found behind the 212hp 1Fz in the last 2 years of the FzJ80.
EDIT: Holie sh$%^ And behind a V8, until 2002! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_...smission#A343F
It could be bigger and beefier but I don't know for sure.
Now the "H" in the A340"H" stands for hydraulic and I've heard it said it acts just like a 2nd torque converter and if it's one thing I can tell you, it's that an Automatic transmission does not need a 2nd torque converter... But evidently those are only in the V6 trucks.
What would be cool is, if you can rebuild or replace the A340 parts with the A343 parts
"A340f and A343F 4wd are the same mechanically inside too but again the electronics are different."
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"THE LOOK"?? Tell her ass to put her brain and motor skills to work and coordinate! It's a valuable lesson and well worth while.
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The H means hydraulically actuated transfer case
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i don't think autos really belong in any vehicle except maybe a pimpin' old man luxury car. you don't really "drive" when you can just push one pedal. if all automobiles came with manual trans, i'd think we'd all be slightly smarter due to better hand-eye coordination and more use of left and right brain. if i were an insurance company i'd charge more to insure an automatic vehicle because i feel so many on-road accidents are the result of people with auto trannys because they don't have to pay nearly as much attention to what's going on. for example: i know a guy who was rear-ended on his motorcycle by an 18yr old kid who had a V8/auto and gunned it around a turn while he was playing with his iPod. had he had a manual trans, he would have been occupied with driving his vehicle instead of nearly killing my friend and his passenger.
tell her that if she wants to drive the 4runner, she'd better learn how to drive a stick because it'll make her a better driver, she'll enjoy having actual control of the vehicle, and that she might find a new appreciation for cars. before you know it, she might enjoy it so much that you might be lucky enough to wake up to her practicing shifting
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highonpottery is describing lazy fat ass americans to a tee... And is speaking the truth... We are dependent on luxury cars? WTF? It's the truth. A car without AC? WTF? Well, it's the truth.
On his 2nd point, I look at learning to drive a stick as a safety feature...
What if you came up on a wreck and my life depended on the moving of a vehicle? What are you going to do then? Awe, boo hoo I can't drive a stick...
Well thanks for just killing me b/c YOU can't drive a stick.
Dear god how did the population survive this long? All those standard shifts in the 20's to 50's... But princess can't drive a stick...
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I know its not always cool to bring a thread back from the dead...but this information is pretty good.
link: http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/autocrawler/
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And a link with some great information from pirate 4x4.
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They covered swapping an A340H for an A340F, but what about swapping an A340H for an A341F out of a Sequoia with AWD? According to Wikipedia:
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people saying the stick gives more torque to the wheels than an auto don't get it. an auto has a torque converter and will put more torque to the wheels than a stick can if the trans gears let it. you'd need a really low 1 on a stick to match the torque an auto can put to the wheels without stalling your stick.
the auto is nice, per se, since you don't have to clutch and shift and that's a godsend in traffic. on the down-side, even with OD, you're looking at 4 gears compared to 5 with a stick. the trade off is a higher final ratio to make up for having an auto so that the final is acceptable for highway travels.
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Everybody says the autos are horrible but you guys must be talking about the a340h's because my 22re with an a340f is not THAT bad. I mean it's a bit slow but i've rode in two different trucks (one was a 4runner) with 3.o and autos and my truck would blow either of those off the road. It's a bit slower than a few other 22re/5 speed combos I've driven/rode in but I can still beat a friends 87 22r 5 speed on 33x12.5x15 tsl's with 4.10's and a engnbldr 261 cam, pacestter header and some bigger carb (dont remember what it was), and my truck is 100% stock with factory 4.56's and 31x10.5x15 street tires. I've got a heavy ass winch and bumper weighing my front end down too and he'll beat me off the line but as soon as he shifts to second, I pass him and stay ahead of him till he tops out just under 80. Plus, my truck will still do 101 mph (on a gps, so no guessing here). It takes a while...........but it will do it.
I never wanted an auto but when I found my truck I said whatever and bought it anyway and I'm so glad I did. Ya, 5 speeds are fun and all, but it's nice to be able to get in and go, plus it's the cat's ass to be able to have one foot per pedal when you're crawling and trying to be careful and technical.
One word of advice, don't let water get in it and don't heat it up. I'm taking my auto out right now but in all fairness, I am not the slightest bit nice or even decent to my truck, and when I say that, I mean it. It's my DD and I've jumped it multiple times (wish I still had the video of one time over railroad tracks, but it's gone), I'm on my fifth, yes that's 5th, radiator in a year, my front crossmember is dented and I've managed to gouge/dent my tranny pan so bad it started leaking around the edges. In my experience, I'd say try it and if you don't like it, sell it or swap it to a 5 speed, but I'd say try it out.
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trans dipstick length for '87 22re auto
I've got a 87 22re auto 4x4 that is missing the Transmission Dipstick. The part, is unfortunately discontinued, and I'm having trouble finding a replacement. Any of the following would help...
Transmission fluid capacity?
Transmission dipstick length? (with cold/hot level placement lengths)
Anybody have an extra dipstick they'd sell me?
...upon further consideration, looks like I'm also missing the tube that connects to the transmission...
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try the auto, if you dont like it you can always do a 5 spd swap. its pretty easy, i've done 3.
if in the future you do decide to do the 5spd swap you'll have better gears in the diffs for bigger tires. The autos i have had had either 4:30 or 4:56 gears.
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As a man who drives a 5 speed in traffic with a 3200lb pressure plate (a stock truck is 900lb for reference), while an auto is nice, I have no problem driving stick in stop-and-go.
I used to have an A340H behind a 22R-E running 4.10s and 33s. That was a SLOW truck. The A340H has TWO hydraulic pumps. One for the transmission, and another for the transfer case, which is why it gained a reputation of being a power-sucking pig. The W56 is significantly faster than the auto. Significantly. The only time I miss the auto is rock crawling. I really enjoyed the control I had with it.
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I bought my 93 pickup dlx with 22re and auto trans over a year ago. It had issues due to neglect, but are being taken care of now. Trans is an A340F, and it had major issues. When first bought it, the previous owner said not to use OD. He stated it would buck if I put it in OD. So, driving it home, approx. 75 miles, I did not even try OD. After having it a week or so, I decided to see if OD worked. I had no issues with bucking. I did have issues with not wanting to shift properly, or downshift into low gear after stopping, and pulling out again. Eventually I had big trouble, as it left me sit with no gears at all. Trans seemed to overheat after driving, and then it would slip, and lose all gears. I called various transmission shops, and was told it probably would need a total rebuild, at a cost of approx. $2,000.00 or so. I simply was not satisfied that it needed a total rebuild, so I began checking things out that I could do myself. I decided to changed the trans filter or oil screen. To my surprise, that filter was completely clogged shut. Major reason why I lost all gears, after driving it for a few miles. After I changed the screen, and added new trans fluid to what came out of the oil pan, I had no more issues with losing gears. I still had shifting problems... It shifted manually with no problem. Since the shifting is done by way of electronic solenoids, I checked the wires, and connections. What I found was a very loose engine ground cable. When I tightened that cable, I no longer had a shifting problem! I guess even if those solenoids are connected properly, they won't work properly, if the transmission and engine are not grounded properly, eh! So, I brought my slipping almost dead transmission back to life again, and it did not need a complete, or even a partial rebuild. Because the trans did not slip any other time, I feel the bands, and or clutches inside the transmission, must be fairly good yet. The reason for the slippage was due to low pressure due to starvation of trans fluid.
I found that driving this truck on the highway, or interstate, was not that bad, when bringing it home when I purchased it. I did not use overdrive, and was able to do 65 mph plus, with no issues. Actually, driving it without OD those first 75 miles, probably helped with the clogging issue. I don't think that trans fluid was ever changed in its entire life, of 180,000+ miles. The guy I bought it from, only drove it 8 or so miles a day, so he said. Anyway, going up hills on the interstate without OD seemed to go pretty good. I was surprised by how nice it drove. After fixing the issues I found, and trying OD on the interstate, I did notice it needed to downshift to keep the speed up. It still drove fine, and I don't find that downshifting going up hills, is a major issue. That's what it's suppose to do, right!
Anyway, I'm older, and would prefer an automatic over a stick. But, if I would not have been able to fix the issues myself, I think I may have opted to install a stick trans before spending over $2k to repair the A340F. It's a difficult trans to find as well.
I suppose keeping the 22re, and upgrading to another auto trans, is out of the question. Are any other auto trans available to swap into it while keeping the 22re?
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Sorry I know some guys like the 22re/auto combo but to me it is impossible. I had a 90' pickup with a 22re/w56 combo and rolled it. Found a super clean 87 4runner with an auto/22re combo. I drove that thing so hard trying to keep up with northern Virginia traffic that it cracked the head in every combustion chamber. Granted it has 33's but it is still probably slowest thing I have ever driven. In the process of doing a 5 speed swap as we speak.
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He Calls Me Princess??!!
Ok.. This a bit long and maybe a bit weird. :P.. My best guy friend, my BFF and I were walking across campus a talking about our first day on... Show More
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I think he does like you but might be really shy about saying it;. His nicknames might be an attempt to have a special joke between the two of you or something that just the two of you have that separates you from the trio. It might also be an attempt at flirting. If he really thought it was just a funny joke and liked teasing you, I don't think he would be that persistent with it and keep coming up with new names. He might be kinda testing out the waters and watching how you take his jokes; if you make it seem like you like having a special nickname from him he might take that as a sign you like him.
His nick names do make me laugh,but I feel he's giving me mixed signals... He ended up buying me ice cream twice this week... Looks for me after class an when I look up he just looks right into my eyes till I raise my eyebrows at him and then he laughs.. He jabs me in the arm sometimes, Just like my brothers do.
Can you please check out the flirting page for a related question? He's really confusing me.. Maybe I should just ignore it?
I think he likes you but he's not confident that you'll return the feelings, so he's trying to feel things out and judge your reactions. If you don't feel the same way about him, try not to do anything back that would make him think so
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I'd say that's just the natural make-up of your friendship. Every friendship has quarks, yours is that he's very comfortable making light hearted jokes at your expense, and your good nature allows him to do so.
As for why he thought you were pampered, you could just ask him. But we're talking basic first impression, so you carried yourself a certain way, wore particular clothing, and perhaps spoke with a certain style that lead him to believe you were pampered. It was your first tour of campus, you probably had a strange air about you that day, taking in sights, imagining the next years of life unfolding.
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Obviously he likes you!
One thing I've learned is that guys do nothing without a good reason!
If he teases you, and makes up little nick names for you, he likes you!
It's that simple...
I know...it seems a bit outdated and childish to poke someone, tease them and call them by your own personal invention of a name, but it's all they can come up with...God bless them! HAHAHAHAHA xD
How do you dress and act? I've gotten that comment before from a guy and I think if you are obvously feminine and make a good amount of effort in your appearance you would be more likely to get those comments. Also if you act dainty and have good posture that could be considered by "princessy" to. Basically another way of calling you ladylike?
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