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Incredible tone & vibe: from fat clean sounds to hard driving rock tones with grind.
The Type3 has a custom-matched set of Lollar P-90 pickups designed for this guitar by Jason Lollar. It also features a chambered solid mahogany body with carved mahogany top (natural and burgundy models) or carved maple top (black and sunburst models), mahogany set-neck, 24 3/4" scale, 12" radius, ebony fingerboard with 22 frets, Graphtech ResoMax bridge and the Godin High-Definition Revoicer.
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The H.D.R. revoices and augments the frequency range of each pickup and allows the player to go from passive to active pickups with the push of a button. The H.D.R. provides extra bite, dynamic response and redefines the character of each pickup. It's like having 2 sets of pickups in 1 guitar for 5 pure passive tones a well as pure active tones.
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Comments about Godin Icon Type 3 Electric Guitar:
This guitar has super clean tones from the passive
option for all 5 pup positions. My ears never like
active pups [battery powered] and this guitar is no exception, but the passive pups do what they
are advertised to do; boost the signal with the
use of a mini switch. So you have 10 different tones.
The P-90s are extremely sweet and clean sounding and very balanced. You get 5 different
sounds, yet no radical change b/w any of the pups where it feels "odd". Lollar uses this K ohm
for his standard 3 P-90 set, 8.2 neck, 8.73 middle
and 9.1 bridge and it was definitely well thought out for a balance palate of tones. Personally,
I would have preferred a bit more "nastiness" on
the bridge pup, maybe 9.6-9.7 K ohms, but again,
the guitar is extremely well balanced as is.
The workmanship was flawless. A beautiful
looking guitar. The neck is perfect, has the feel
of a Taylor with an ebony fretboard and perfect
frets, great intonation and set up with low
action and zero buzz right out of the box.
That ebony fretboard is a very nice upgrade to
the rosewood used on most Gibsons. Very slick
playing and stays so much cleaner than rosewood
that easily gathers dirt in it's grain
The gig bag is sturdy and well designed.
The folks at Godin are very generous in replying to questions.
If you play Jazz, Blues or Classic Rock this
guitar will serve you well. The P-90s and a Tube
amp are heavenly. ENJOY...
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Comments about Godin Icon Type 3 Electric Guitar:
Beautiful finish.Love the fat sound of the Lollar Pup's. Had another guitarist try it, and he liked everything but the Pup's,but wanted the guitar anyway.This is my 8th Godin over the last 12 yrs, and they just keep getting better.This will replace my Godin Triumph as my go-to guitar.I always received kudos for the tone the Triumph provided,(SSS configuration,Pup's all about the size of small Gibson humbuckers)I believe the Icon3 will surpass the Triumph in tone and versatility and will allow me to keep my 27yr old PRS at home.Keep rockin' y'all.
Comments about Godin Icon Type 3 Electric Guitar:
Got this a few days ago and I'm really impressed with the quality of workmanship. Godin intonated it and set the string height at the factory and it came out of the box perfect; first guitar I've ever bought that I didn't have to mess with setting up. Parts, finish and construction all first rate. Not sure, but the neck seems like a 10" radius and fits the hand nicely. The tone rocks and there is this little magic button that when pushed ups the volume and sustain a bit, nice added feature. My main guitar is a PRS Studio and the Godin comes in very close in quality and overall satisfaction in my book - for considerably less money.
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Ever since the very beginning in the '90s with cover girls like Liv Tyler and Gwen Stefani, NYLON's always been one to show total and complete support for the latest crop of rising stars. But we've got to admit, for this year's annual Young Hollywood Issue, the magazine outdid even itself by choosing none other than Miss Chloe Grace Moretz (!!) to represent the new guard of up-and-comers. We first suspected something was up several weeks ago when the actress tweeted this photo of her rad pop art manicure, and now we can see the spread in all its fun high fashion glory. Fresh off her recent Teen Vogue stint, where she showed her tough-girl side in tulle coupled with studs and leather, Chloe's getting playful and punky here with mixed prints, tons of slogan tees, and a complete '90s style resurgence. Who knows? Maybe Liv Tyler's 1999 cover really HAS come full circle in 2013. See even more of the photoshoot below!

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and requires a Title V permit. The estimated emissions decrease from
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-2.98 TPY of combined HAPs. The resulting potential emissions from
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The meeting will take place at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012, in the city council chambers of Borger City Hall, 600 North Main.
The council will act on a request from CVS Pharmacy for a variance to the distance requirements of an off-premise alcoholic beverage sales permit for beer and wine.
In other business, the council will act on expenditures for the last half of December 2011, and the minutes of the regular meeting of Dec. 20, 2011.
Another person involved in the recent drug bust surrounding the Fernandez family has entered a guilty plea.
According to court records, Thomas Salazar pleaded guilty to one count of cocaine possession with intent to distribute. He faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. He is charged with knowingly and intentionally possessing with the intent to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine and/or five kilograms or more of cocaine in the Randall, Potter, and Hutchinson County areas.
Over the past couple of days, the Borger Bulldog and Lady Bulldog varsity basketball teams were busy taking part in tournament play in Lubbock and Breckenridge.
Neither teams came home with tournament titles, but both were able to get into the win column and show improvement in various areas which will help both teams with district play starting in the next couple of weeks.
After beating Sands on Wednesday, the Bulldogs finished the FiberMax Caprock Tournament in Lubbock with a 2-2 record with a win over Levelland and loses to Dimmitt and Tulia.
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Lady Eagles sophomore Mikala Setliff had a big game scoring 28 points to lead the team.
Summer Tubbs added 12 points, Christa White 10, and Mariah Cumings had nine points in the game.
Betty Vern Allen Anderson, age 75, of Castroville, raised in Borger, TX and a long time resident of Burleson, TX, passed away Dec. 29, 2011. Betty was born Oct. 31, 1936 in Hollis, OK to the late Willard and Opal Castleman Reeves. She is also preceded in death by her brothers, James Reeves, and Willard Reeves, Jr; sister, Michelle Rodriguez.
Robert "Bob" Patak, 78, of Borger, died Wednesday, December 28, 2011 in Amarillo.
Funeral Services will be 11:00 a.m. Saturday, December 31, 2011 at Fairlanes Baptist Church with Rev. Paul Burwash officiating. Interment will follow in the Field of Honor at Westlawn Memorial Park under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger. Visitation will be from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Friday at Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors.
Mabel Amanda Riethmeyer Rummel, 95 of Dumas, passed away on Wednesday, December 28, 2011. Services are scheduled for 2:00 P.M. on Saturday, December 31, 2011 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Dumas. Rev. Don Poole, pastor of the church will be officiating. Interment will follow in Dumas Cemetery.
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Terry Larson, 51, of Borger, passed away, Wednesday, December 28, 2011.
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The Accuracy International AW Rifle System is perhaps the world's strongest and most reliable weapon. The machined action is bonded to a full length alloy chassis system for brutal strength in even the harshest environments. Every component is manufactured from corrosion resistant material or given a protective finish prior to assembly, ensuring an AW rifle will perform reliably and consistently whether used for marine operations, in the desert or the arctic. The Aw System is the first choice for professional users in elite units worldwide. Featuring a 2 stage trigger, 3 position safety and proof tested barrel, the AW offers dependable accuracy that professionals can rely on. The AW series features available options such as a folding stock, adjustable cheek piece and a buttspike for long observation periods. 10 round magazines for .308 & .243 models. With a host of options and configurations, and a broad reange of accessories, the AW is a true weapon system.
Accuracy International was started in 1978 by a group of national and international target shooters, one of which was a two time Olympic Gold Medalist. Designed by shooters, for shooters. The original design's ethos combined two factors into a unique package: namely the incorporation of performance enhancing features learned in Olympic and international target shooting onto a rifle platform exhibiting full militarty ruggedness. The current designs are faithful to the orginal concept but also benefit from thirty years of continuous improvement. These advances are not cosmetic but are driven by the needs of users, highly trained military and police units in over 60 countries world-wide. On a daily basis such units are exposed to "live" tactical situations in the most demanding environments where first shot accuracy is critical. All componets are manufactured to Accuracy Internaional designs to ensure that they must perform, something that cannot be achieved with a ruggedished sporting weapon.
1. Barrel (Optional):
The match grade free floating barrel is screwed into the action with a 1.5" (38mm) long thread. This provides a rigid mount and results in consistent cold shot performance. A barrel can be changed in less than ten minutes using the barrel change kit.
2. Bonded Action:
The proprietary high grade steel flat bottom action that is permanently bonded and bolted to the full-length aluminium chassis is superior to the standard traditional bedding interface between actions and stocks. This rigid construction coupled with a full width machined-in recoil lug totally eliminates movement and ensures that zero will be maintained in arduous conditions. An integral dovetail rail provides a stable base for the AI one peice sight mount.
3. Full Length Aluminium Chassis:
The stiffness of the chassis means that any available surface can be used to support the rifle with no effect on accuracy. Its construction means its impervious to weather.
4. Folding Chassis (Optional):
This allows the stock to be folded when travelling in vehicles or for parachute insertions. The stock locks in the folded position for sercurtiy and the avoidance of noise. It is released by pulling firmly on the butt. The wear compensated hinge ensures total rigidity in the extended position. This option reduces overall length by 8" (210mm) when folded and adds 0.4 (0.2kg). (Optional on all AW Rifle Systems)
5. Butt Pad (Optional):
Each rifle is fitted with a fixed bolt-on pad together with 0.4" (10mm) and a 0.8" (20mm) spacer. Additional spacers are available to customize the length of pull. Further adjustment is possible with the optional target adjustable butt plate or spring loaded, quick adjust butt plate in conjunction with the quick adjust cheekpiece.
6. Butt Spike (Optional):
The threaded extendable spike enables the user to observe the target area for an extended period with minimal fatigue. Designed with quick and fine adjustment features out to 3.2" (80mm), it retracts up flush and out of the way for mobility.
7. Picatinny Rail (Optional):
This option is permanently pinned, bonded and bolted to the action providing a standard interface for many optical systems.
8. Trigger Assembly:
The Rifle is fitted with a two-stage trigger, which allows a large sear engagement to be maintained until the user takes up the first stage. This reduces the chance of an accidental discharge if the the rifle is jolted when cocked. The trigger is adjustable for the pull weights of 3.3-4.4LB (1.5-2.0kg). The trigger assembly can be easily removed for cleaning bu undoing the two socket head cap screws.
9. Safety Mechanism:
A three-position safety mechanism is fitted to the rifle. The first (rear) position blocks the firing pin and locks the bolt in the closed position. The second (mid) position blocks the firing pin, but allows the bolt to be operated so a live round may be removed from the chamber with the weabon in a safe condition. The third (forward) position allows the weapon to be fired. The safety will only operate when the bolt is cocked.
10. Stocksides:
Designed to provide a secure grip and a repeatable shooting position in all conditions, the aluminium chassis is encased in polymer stocksides with an adjustable cheekpiece. With sights at normal height, this provides a solid position for the user's cheek. Stocksides are impervious to all normal cleaners and lubricants used in small arms maintenance and are available in black, green, or dark earth.
11. Adjustable Cheekpiece (Optional):
The standard adjustable cheekpiece adjusts left/right as well as for height to obtain optimum sheek position when using night vision equipment or telescopic sights with large objective lenses. The quick adjust cheekpiece option offers a spring loaded cheekpiece chosen in conjusction with the quick adjust butt plate.
12. Bolt:
The 0.75" (20mm) diameter steel close fitting bolt combined with vents and a gas shroud minimises blowback in the event of cartridge failure. The integral short throw bolt handle (60°) with large bolt knob, lies close to the stockside just above the trigger to minimise movement of the user's hand. The bolt can be field stripped without tools for cleaning.
13. Sling Fixing Points:
Sling attachment points are mounted on each side of the weapon, so the rifle can be carried flat against the back for security and confort over rough terrain and long distances. A front attachment point is situated below the fore end and can be used to anchor a target style sling or be replaced by an adapter for a Harris bipod.
14. Magazine:
One detachable steel magazine is included. This industry-leading design is corrosion resistant and low friction for reliable feeding.
The Aw sniper rifle system can be supplied in a variety of standard configurations. The Aw rifle comes in a .243, .308, .308 Suppressed,.300 Win Mag, and a .338 Lapua Mag. The .308 win barrels are available in six different configurations. Barrel lengths come in 16", 20", 24", 26", 27". All barrels and actions are black. Stockside colors come in black, green, and dark earth.
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A report outlining the potential for the Department of Defense to close installations without the Congressional Base Realignment and Closure process received major opposition Friday from Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh.
That would not be a wise approach, he said.
Defense news website Breakingdefense.com quoted House Armed Services Committee staffer Vickie Plunkett saying earlier this week that the military could close bases by following Section 2687 of Title 10 of the U.S. Code. She told the Association of the U.S. Army the statute does give the services authority to do closures, and it only requires notification to Congress.
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Chihuly: Through The Looking Glass
The Ikebana Boat is a captivating installation that grasps hold of your attention and doesn't want to let it go. The mash up of whimsical pieces float out of the boat towards you while simultaneously reflecting the smooth black Plexiglas surface below. It's a different work of art every which way you look at it. Stacked among one another ever so delicately are the Tabac Baskets, inspired by Native American baskets that Chihuly used to weave in the 70s. The way the light reflected off their muted tones of brown, tan, taupe and white turning them into sheer sparking objects was pretty amazing. In this same room, a Pendelton blanket display also commanded my attention. Unfortunately, I am not sure the connection to Chihuly, but these were gorgeous.And really, it's all about the glass so I suppose the fact that I missed the explanation of the blankets is nothing to worry about. The next installation titled Mille Fiori means One Thousand Flowers. It's a flamboyant maze of awe striking-brightly colored botanical forms. They are displayed in an arrangement of vast proportion and shape, where some garden areas are crowded and others sparse."People have asked what inspired me to do the Mille Fiori. It wasn't so much trying to replicate the plants as it was a way to work with all the techniques we've learned over the last fourty years" ~DCThis assembly combines pieces from some of his earlier work in the 80s and 90s as well as more recent work. This garden brought to life through glass at the MFA is the largest Mille Fiori to date. "My philosphy says when one is good, a dozen is better" ~DCMoving into the enchanting Persian Ceiling - you'll leave this room with a sore neck from constantly staring up, and it will be well worth it. Dynamic colors and an endless bounty of shapes radiate through the glass, it's all you can do to absorb every inch of the happenings above. It's phenomenal. The Boston Phoenix article quoted "It's like looking up from the bottom of a fairy-tale tide pool". I could sing its praises with even more fancy adjectives and exclamations, but I have a feeling you're catching on just fine. It is me, or does that yellow shape suspended below take on the fine form of martini glass?!From candy and cups to seashells and sea creatures - (there is definitely a baby octopus floating around in the shot below!) the loosely derived shapes are open to interpretation.
The next room beholds a Chandelier Gallery which contains six chandeliers, apparently more than Chihuly has included in any previous museum exhibit! These are some of his most complex structures in which thousands of elements come together to create a single powerful piece. Oynx and Caramel Colored Chandelier above.In the foreground radiating a pale light blue is the Chiostro di Sant'Apollonia Chandelier. In the background and below is the Palazzo di Loredana Balboni Chandelier.The Orange Hornet and Eelgrass Chandelier showcases a favorite complimentary color combination of bright orange and royal blue. The final MFA installation fuses the glass with nature in Neyodimium Reeds on Logs. From start to finish, this artists creative vision pushes the boundaries and blurs the ideals of art as you know them. I have a sneaking suspicion I'll be back to see it again before it leaves Boston. The exhibit rooms were super crowded. Mom, Leah, Tray and I were among the "first" to arrive when the MFA doors opened at 10am on Sunday. The museum encourages weeknight visits (with the exception of free Wednesdays) for good reason. Next door in the Art of The America's Wing the crowds become sparse over four floors and multiple galleries. I visited for the first time back in February and found myself excited to check out some favorite pieces again while happily discovering new / unseen works. Just outside the galleries, the Shapiro Family Courtyard was a buzz - especially with diners waiting in line to check out the New American Cafe, which we would have dined at had the line not been 20 deep at 11:30am. (It opens at noon.) Instead we marveled at one last glass blown statue, the Lime Green Icicle Tower which took Chihuly and his team over a week to install in the courtyard. Mounted on a steel frame, assembled on location from an original photograph, each time this statue is put together it is different than the last.I found it fascinating to learn that this 40 foot statue contains 2,342 individual pieces and weights in at a mere 10,000 pounds.
The MFA is located at 465 Huntington Avenue and can be reached by Public Transportation on the Green Line via E trains (Museum of Fine Arts stop). Visitors have ample parking options including lots which cost $6/half hours or valet.
The Sunday Funday had only just begun as the four of us set off on foot in search of lunch!! To be continued....
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- Elizabeth said...
Great photos! I am dying to see the Chihuly exhibit. I was at the MFA about a week before it opened. With all this rainy weather, a museum trip might be in order.
- May 17, 2011 at 8:23 AM
- Di said...
I think I need to go see that exhibit. It looks so cool!
- May 17, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
I'm really thinking of checking out this exhibit while I have the time off next week!
- May 17, 2011 at 8:43 AM
- Emily @ A Cambridge Story said...
So freakin' cool! My parents went to this and showed me their photos. Incredible!! Thanks for sharing.
- May 17, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Meghan@travelwinedine said...
We saw a few of these pieces while at an event at the MFA, very cool!
- May 17, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- Jaime @ La vie...J'aime said...
great pics!! i need to get there- good advice...i bet the weekends are nutso.
- May 17, 2011 at 9:45 AM
- Bianca @ Confessions of a Chocoholic said...
Great pictures! I still have to visit the Chiuly exhibit!
- May 17, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- MelissaNibbles said...
Wow, this looks beautiful. They have a small exhibit similar to this at the RISD museum. I need to check this out!
- May 17, 2011 at 10:54 AM
- Shannon said...
what a fun exhibit! and the mfa is almost literally in my backyard, so i really should make the time to go :)
- May 17, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- Shannon said...
Wow... what a cool exhibit. I think I'll have to check this out next month when I'm off of work for a week!
- May 17, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Michelle Collins said...
This looks amazing! Thanks for the heads up!
- May 17, 2011 at 12:57 PM
- Megan said...
It all looks incredible! I should try to get over there at some point. Jeff plays softball at the field right there, so maybe I can round up another softball player's significant other to go to the museum with me during a game!
- May 17, 2011 at 1:19 PM
- Amber Blue Bird said...
His stuff really is amazing. I saw some of his work years ago at the Botanical Garden in NY. It blew my mind
- May 17, 2011 at 1:52 PM
- In and Around Town said...
I have been meaning to go to this, but your photos and review just made this a must see and soon! Cannot wait!
- May 17, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- this free bird said...
Those Navajo blankets are straight up Pendleton. I would have died and gone to heaven!!
Chihuly is amazing. He's from Tacoma, WA and I used to live on an island just off of the city...their museum was HOME to his stuff and he'd do special glass blowing sessions there. It is out of this world!!
- May 17, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- Kelly said...
Absolutely beautiful!! I saw some of his stuff in Pittsburgh a few years ago and was just in awe. He is amazing. I really want to know how they transport everything around, or if anything ever breaks or falls from the ceiling!
- May 17, 2011 at 4:38 PM
- Jen said...
Wow - the pictures are amazing, so I can't imagine how cool it was to see this in person.
And good call on the martini glass - I see it, too!
- May 17, 2011 at 9:42 PM
- Simply Life said...
I love the MFA but haven't been there is way too long!
- May 18, 2011 at 7:27 AM
- Corinne said...
OMG! Beautiful. How DOES he do it!? I definitely have to get into the city for this, thanks for posting!
- May 19, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- kfenton917 said...
Truly magical is right! So glad we got to see this together!
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Restorative dentistry is very expensive. I have quite a few thousand $$$ invested in my teeth. No way will I go without a brush with handle (travel brush is the lightest and most effective for its weight, I've found) and floss. (The floss can substitute for thread if sewing repairs are needed.) I do use baking soda (with my dentist's blessing), which is lighter and more versatile than toothpaste and doesn't leave white spots on the ground or foliage when I spit it out. No way will I save a few grams with the result of spending a lot of $$$ that I could have spent for something else, like transportation for a backpacking trip or for gear! (With apologies to the dentists here!)
Edited by hikinggranny on 11/06/2012 15:15:00 MST.
Yeah, skip the toothpaste.
Interesting how some of you forgo some of the basic hygiene and personal grooming whilst out in the wilderness. I guess you can say you'd 'feel' closer to nature this way and if that's your thing then yeehaa to you. I just do not enjoy a trip where I cannot 1.brush my teeth (I hate the furry feeling to start with). 2.Wiping sweaty bits and pits, even just wiping these few parts with a wet towel or wetwipes (which are lighter) enables bits not to stick and stink and so your camp relax and sleep are just that more enjoyable. 3.deodorant, 1 day is not too bad, 2nd and consequent days are just plain wrong without step 2. and a deodorant application. One of the dudes I go hiking with has a how shall I put this....unique body odour, if I smelt like that to someone else I would not feel comfortable sharing the same area as them out of embarasment.That's me and no I am not loosing sleep over whatever grams/ounces this costs me.
I long time ago I MYOG'd this setup, still using it and love it. I now use my Swedish FireSteel Mini as the handle.I've been to the dentist and ain't no one going to convince me to take a finger brush or baby's tootbrush. David's technique with the stick is actually very effective too. In India they use the neem tree twigs which are a natural antiseptic or some anti-x'ish quality.Here's the original post from 2006:SUL Toothbrush -- with REAL Full Size Head
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Not bad at all especially if you have multi add-ons. My spoon is a party plastic spoon weighing in at 5.something grams. So my toothbrush + paste + spoon comes to 16.something grams very close to your mark. I was actually going to hack saw bits out of the end of the spoon to make it into a spork, not for the savings in weight but more so for the extra benefit of the semi fork front edge of the spoon.
Toob makes a travel toothbrush. The plastic case is nonsense, throw it out, but the toothbrush heads are made of extremely light cheap plastic, and are NOT connected to the plastic casing. Replacement heads are 2 for $2.95 at EMS and, with practice, are just the right length for serious and thorough brushing.Plus, the reusable toothpaste tube works great, and it lets you steal toothpaste from hostels and nice old ladies along the trail. I love this setup, but I don't know the grams. probably a little more than some because of the toothpaste holder, but I bet my toothbrush weight slaughters some of yours because of how cheap and light the plastic is.Here's a link:http://www.rei.com/product/737990/aurelle-toob-brush
Edited by mdilthey on 11/24/2012 21:24:47 MST.
It's not lighter or the lightest but it works for me.The toothbrush is a ....I stuffed the zip lock of 10 Archtek tabs inside of the self storing handle of the brush along with the brush itself. Total weight of the kit is now 27 grams with a relatively "full size" toothbrush!You'll notice that there is a large chunk of plastic on the rear of the brush section of the G U M unit. It is just begging to be drilled full of holes or somehow cut down to get rid of some of that dead weight.The self storage "case" portion has ventilation holes. More of those could be added or enlarged for more weight savings. Party On,Newton
the toothpaste dot last for about 4 brushings.
John, your toothbrush is almost identical to the one I 'started with' before I got to it with a hack saw and other tools.I like the pallet toothpaste idea!!
If you like using toothpaste, squeeze a bunch into a plastic straw and fold the ends over. One end gets taped permanently shut, the other has an easy to remove rubber band.This works for all kinds of things including seasonings, sunscreen, etc..
I was in Japan in November and every hotel had these toothbrush/toothpaste sets as part of the bathroom amenities. I cut down the handle to 5" and the set is 12g.I fully admit to cleaning out every single hotel I stayed in... :D
Hi folks!Why don't you put 2 pieces of tooth paste for each day of hiking. Then dry them (2-3) days. Then put them into ziploc bag. Add some tooth powder or even wheat flour to keep pieces separated (I don't even add powder). 0) Works great! 1) ziploc is lighter than any tube2) you carry the exact amount of paste you need.Before use, just chew a little the piece of dried paste.
I've experimented with dehydrated toothpaste dots, and I found they don't re-hydrate all that well :-(Perhaps that's the "nature of the beast" (= and just get over it - that they don't rehydrate completely) or perhaps there's a better way of drying them out.In the meantime, I'm still relying on Dr.Bronners
Eco-Dent tooth powder.
I found that toothpaste dots do not re-hydrate very well either, they typically resulted in a mouthful of toothpaste chunks. I ended up deciding to apply the same technique that works for re-hydrating dehydrated meats; smaller pieces. I ended up throwing my toothpaste dots into a coffee bean grinder. The end result was something similar to toothpaste powder but it is malleable enough to pinch into a wad of paste that can easily be placed on the brush head. The best part is that it re-hydrates into more or less normal toothpaste in my mouth almost instantly. I simply carry the appropriate amount in a medicine size zip lock, for a 3-5 day trip the weight doesn't even register on my scale.
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In 1948, WKMG Local 6 videographer Tee Taylor was born in Quincy, Fla. The oldest of 5, his mother Alfreda Taylor raised their family on practicing good discipline and respect. Growing up poor, Taylor spent his days working the tobacco and cotton fields of north Florida. This was before the civil rights movement so Tee experienced the segregation of the South first hand. "You understood your place in life and you respected that. As long as you respected it, you had no problems. That's was just the way life was in 50s and 60s. "
At age 16, Taylor was involved in encouraging the desegregation that followed the civil rights movement. Taylor and his friends would ride around and try to integrate the few establishments in his small town. In particular, he recalls going to Chandler Hamburger Joint, where it was known that the front was for whites and the back was for blacks. When the civil rights movement finally gained momentum, the blacks started moving toward the front and it was accepted. With that success, however, there were still instances where people weren't open to change. On the city bus, whites would get on Taylor's case if he sat too close to them, forcing him to move toward the back of the bus.
After graduating from high school, Taylor had the chance to attend Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University on a drum scholarship for band. But once he weighed his options, he decided to join the Air Force, where he served for 4 years.
Ending his service run in Orlando, one night while watching TV he saw a public service announcement through the Broadcast Skills Bank that offered minorities who had completed their military obligations a position. The next morning he applied and 42 years later, he's still working for Local 6.
In 1970, he became one of the first African-Americans employed in the market and the first African-American hired at Local 6. He started working in production and it wasn't long before they realized he had the "it" factor needed to work in the television industry. As a result, they moved him to the news department and let him choose to work with photography. Taylor says that he got his start after picking up the camera and naturally knowing what to do. "WKMG saw the potential in me and gave me a opportunity. I've been able to stick around for 44 years because I was born to do this."
During his time at Local 6 he's traveled to Jamaica, the Bahamas, Japan, Paris, Switzerland, Africa (twice), all of the United States. He's been to 13 Super Bowls, and any bowl game played by a Florida team. His wife of 14 years and 2 children especially enjoy all of the souvenirs he collects on his assignments. Taylor has won numerous awards and is one of the most popular and easily recognized cameramen in Florida. When asked about his time spent at Local 6 and future, Taylor replied, "My life has been full! It's continuous and it's not over yet".


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With less than a month until Election Day, that race is finally generating some heat. Republican leaders on Tuesday called a press conference to "set the record straight" they said.
Republicans took over the Legislature in 2010 for the first time in nearly 40 years, and party leaders say they've delivered on promises, and helped make bi-partisan decisions on key issues.
GOP legislative leaders cited work on regulatory reform, health insurance reform and five of the six budget votes over the two year session as proof that they delivered bipartisan votes. But Democratic leaders say Maine's economy is no better than it was two years ago, and say Republicans haven't helped middle class households. Republicans showed off a campaign booklet they're sending out to business leaders and other groups around the state during the fall campaign, to tout their claim that Maine is better because of GOP control of the Legislature. But Democrats say that only tells part of the story, and that Maine has not gained more jobs or solved other key problems.
Republicans currently hold a seven vote majority in the House of Representatives, and a 3-vote edge in the Senate. Both parties have intense campaigns for those 186 local legislative races. Not surprisingly, Republican leaders are predicting they will retain majority control of both houses, while Democratic leaders say voters will put them back in charge.


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2008-2009: Team captain. ...Won three team awards, "Athlete of the Year", "Heart of Gold" and "Total Commitment". ...No. 1 runner for the Bisons in every race. ...Won the Vanderbilt Invitational, the first individual cross country win for the Bisons in the NCAA Division I era with a time of 26:23.65. ...Atlantic Sun All-Conference First Team with a sixth place finish (24:56.48) in the A-Sun Championships. ...Became the first member of the Bisons team to earn All A-Sun honors. ...Named Atlantic Sun Runner of the Week (9/24/). ...ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA All-Academic Second Team for District IV which includes Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Alabama. ...Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team. ...Finished 11th (25:14) in a field of 371 runners in the Sean Earl Loyola Lakefront Invitational in Chicago (9/27). ...Finished 14th in Evansville Invitational (10/18) with time of 25:06.58. ...Finished fourth in a field of 88 runners in Belmont-Vanderbilt Opener with a time of 15:28.69 on the 5-K course (9/5). ...Finished 10th in a 6-K race in the Mid-America Opener (8/30) in Evansville, Ind. with a time of 19:13.70.
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2006-2007: Member of Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team. …Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team. ...Finished 21st in Atlantic Sun Conference Championships covering the 8-K course in a time of 21:28. …Top finisher for Bisons in NCAA South Regional with a time of 34:15.6 (79th place).
High School: All-State 2005 Cross Country. …Captain 2004-2005 Cross Country. …MVP 2002-2005. …1600-meter PB 4:22 ( a high school record).
Personal: Parents are Kim and Darrin Chastain. …Worked at a naval weapons facility during summer of 2008. ...5K PB 15:50….…Plays guitar. …Major is Mechanical Engineering.
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The Helper Western Mining and Railroad Museum will open three new exhibits on Oct. 6.
The displays highlight the great bands of Carbon County, 100 years of Kenilworth and an international Lions Club pin collection.
The designers will conduct tours of the exhibits from 5 to 9 p.m. on Saturday.
In addition, museum director and local author SueAnn Martell will host a book signing for Rails Around Helper. Martell's book features railroad and branch line photos from 1880 through 1960.
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Twelve-year old Owen is viciously bullied by his classmates and neglected by his divorcing parents. Achingly lonely, Owen spends his days plotting revenge on his middle school tormentors and his evenings spying on the other inhabitants of his apartment complex. His only friend is his new neighbor Abby, an eerily self-possessed young girl who lives next door with her silent father. A frail, troubled child about Owens's age, Recognizing a fellow outcast, Owen opens up to her and before long, the two form a unique bond. When Abby's father disappears, the terrified girl is left to fend for herself. Still, she rebuffs Owen's efforts to help her, leading the imaginative Owen to suspect she's hiding an unthinkable secret.
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NICE has produced two guidelines on drug misuse – 'Drug misuse: psychosocial interventions' (NICE clinical guideline 51) and 'Drug misuse: opioid detoxification' (NICE clinical guideline 52). They cover:
- the support and treatment people can expect to be offered if they have a problem with or are dependent on opioids, stimulants or cannabis
- how families and carers may be able to support a person with a drug problem and get help for themselves.
NICE clinical guideline 51 makes recommendations for the use of psychosocial interventions in the treatment of people who misuse opioids, stimulants and cannabis in the healthcare and criminal justice systems.
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Ralinx: Is that a transparent menu for the keramik style I see in your older screenshots? If it is, how exactly did you do that? I've been poking around and all I can seem to dig up is how to get a transparent kicker. Transparent menus would really hit the spot. The option for transparency is greyed-out in the styles section.
Look & Feel - Style - Effects
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how did u get the kicker transparent? i know there's a transparancy patch but i don't feel like recompiling right now so i'm hoping there's an option for it by now but i haven't found it yet
Tells me the style I'm using doesn't support the Make Translucent option > Guess you're using a patched source. As for the transparent kicker, yes you have to get the patched version. It's a pain in the ass, and it's true that you can't get the panel back to normal, but the transparent kicker really is a thing of beauty.


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Laboratory Practices Lesson Plan: Virtual Lab Disposable Lab Equipment
In this laboratory practices lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 6-12, students use an online interactive to practice maintaining a sterile laboratory environment. Students will practice using disposable equipment to test milk samples for harmful bacteria and draw conclusions from their results.
Lesson Plan Common Core State Standards Alignments
Students will:
- Explain the importance of maintaining a sterile lab environment.
- Use a virtual lab to practice using disposable equipment.
- Computers with internet access for BrainPOP
Preparation:This lesson plan utilizes an NMSU interactive called Disposable Lab Equipment. Through the interactive, students will learn about maintaining a sterile environment in the laboratory, and ensuring that an experiment is not contaminated. In the first half of the interactive, students will practice using special disposable equipment to perfect their lab skills while testing milk samples of pasteurized and raw milk for harmful bacteria, inoculating petri film with samples and then incubating the bacteria. Finally, they'll count the resulting bacteria colonies and draw conclusions from what they see. In the second half of the interactive, students will investigate the origin of the bacteria by swabbing surfaces at the dairy to see if they are contaminated.
The interactive is a great way to introduce students to expectations for using a science lab. You can use this lesson at the beginning of the school year, or later on to reinforce best practices.
Lesson Procedure:
- Why is it important to maintain a sterile lab environment? Ask students to free write or discuss this topic with a partner.
- Tell students that they will be participating in a virtual lab centered around bacteria. Project the Disposable Lab Equipment Interactive for the class to see. You may want to complete the initial portions of the interactive as a class so you can facilitate discussion and model how to navigate the interactive.
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Stress-Reducing Interventions in HIV+ Patients: Pilot (PEACH)
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The primary aim of this project is to examine the efficacy of prolonged exposure (PE) therapy at reducing HIV-related PTSD symptoms, increasing adherence to antiretroviral medication regimens, and increasing health-related quality of life (QOL) in HIV+ patients.
Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic
HIV Infections
Behavioral: Prolonged Exposure Therapy
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Pilot Intervention for PTSD, Nonadherence, and HIV Risk
- PTSD symptoms [ Time Frame: pre- & post-intervention, 3-month post, & 6-month post ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Adherence to HIV medications [ Time Frame: pre- & post-intervention, 3-month post, & 6-month post ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Health-related Quality of Life [ Time Frame: pre- & post-intervention, 3-month post, & 6-month post ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|April 2005
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|February 2010
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|February 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
Prolonged Exposure Therapy.
Behavioral: Prolonged Exposure Therapy
Participants will meet with a therapist twice a week for 5 weeks to complete the therapy. If the therapist and participant feel more sessions are needed, an additional 8 sessions will be provided.
No Intervention: 2
Weekly monitoring/Waitlist Control Group.
Detailed Description:
HIV+ patients will be randomized to receive either PE therapy (up to 18 possible sessions) or weekly symptom monitoring (described below) and will complete measures of PTSD, adherence, and QOL pre- and post-intervention and at 3- and 6-month follow-up assessments. Secondary analyses will examine the impact of the intervention on disorders commonly comorbid with PTSD (i.e., anxiety, mood, and substance abuse/dependence disorders).
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Must be HIV+
- Must meet PTSD diagnostic criteria
- Must be taking HIV medications
- Must be able to read and write in English
Exclusion Criteria:
- Current or previous diagnosis of schizophrenia, any current diagnosis with psychotic features, or current suicidal ideation
- Being in a current abusive relationship or ongoing intimate relationship with one's assailant
- Mental retardation
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00599599
|United States, Ohio
|Violet's Cupboard
|Akron, Ohio, United States, 44310
|AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland
|Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44115
|Principal Investigator:
|Douglas L Delahanty, PhD
|Kent State University
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Douglas L. Delahanty, Professor, Kent State University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00599599 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|January 11, 2008
|Last Updated:
|March 4, 2009
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Kent State University:
Prolonged Exposure Therapy
Adherence to HIV Medications
Complementary Therapies
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorders, Traumatic
Anxiety Disorders
Mental Disorders
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Tap Money's Blog
Tap Money interviews Young Buck
by Tap Money
posted Aug 17 2011 2:54PM
Tap Money & Young Buck reunite to discuss what up and coming rappers can do to safe-guard themselves in the rap game. Check out the interview:
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