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May. 26, 2013
Rating: 3
I really, really, really need an inventory for furniture in my shop.
May. 24, 2013
Rating: 4
I wish that you could put up trades for items for less than their value. I also think it's foolish that you have to pay to trade on the world.
Rating: 2
@SaltNinja You can place furniture outside of you shop if you want to move it around :)
May. 23, 2013
Rating: -1
I wish that you could haggle with the prices/offers. Great sequel though.
The King's League: Odyssey
Apr. 09, 2013
Rating: 1
If I find a typo, where should I send a screenshot to?
Sent you a PM! :)
Rating: 0
I think a box should pop up and pause the clock as soon as your character(s) are done training so that you can easily select a new option and don't waste a day or two in between clicks.
That's a good idea, we'll take note. Thanks!
The "Gunman" on the alien race has no upgrades after level 3.
Apr. 08, 2013
Rating: 7
I think that the specials that you buy should be called something different, like supports, so that you can easily differentiate between those and units' special powers.
Completely agree! Will do something about it for next build!
Apr. 05, 2013
There is no description for the "Adult Eater" special
Hey dude! Thanks for reporting that, fixing that on our side right away.
I wish that you could sell upgrades, maybe for 50% of the original cost or something.
Puzzle Monsters
Very similar to Fling on the iPhone
Texas HoldEm Poker Deluxe
Mar. 09, 2013
Rating: 5
There should be a limit on how many times someone can go "All In" pre-flop in one hour or another time frame. It ruins the game for people who want to play actual poker.
Stick War 2
Dec. 14, 2012
Rating: 16
There should be quick buttons for miners to do: All Gold, All Mana, Half and Half.
+ So Devs can see!
Planet Juicer
Aug. 11, 2012
Rating: 6
If you zoom in, you can see 4 different cheats for the game. + So others can see!
Port Pilot
Aug. 30, 2011
Great game! 4/5
Gets quite hectic as you progress, but it is overall a simplistic game that is great for any type of player.
Learn To Fly Little Bird
3/5 right now. Adding upgrades and more obstacles to make it more challenging is a must. At the moment, the game is boring at the start. This decent game could be a great game.
And make the predators appear more frequently earlier in the game.
A decent plat-former. Great first game! The wall-jumping is quite hard to understand. Improve that, and add more levels- and you will have a nice game. 3/5
ok, i can maybe make more levels or put first level long. What you say more levels or one long level with checkpoints if i can put? =)
Mission To Mars
Mar. 17, 2011
Awesome idea with easy controls and a good simplistic feel. 4/5
Balloon pets
Jan. 24, 2011
Rating: 10
Good game, gets quite challenging at the later levels though. Maybe add a RESET hotkey 'r' for easier resetting. 4/5
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Dec. 24, 2010
The movement is choppy and the snake needs to be able to turn better/faster.
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It's been 40 years.
A lifetime.
There have been some really good teams in Cincinnati since then. Some really bad ones. And a lot of them mired in mediocrity.
But 40 long years since the Big Red Machine.
I couldn't help but think of that last week as the countdown to Opening Day got closer and closer to zero, meaning the Reds and Phillies were about to get underway in Cincy Monday afternoon.
Most Anderson County basketball fans would be stretching the truth if they said when the season tipped off, they believed the Bearcats would be playing for a berth in the Sweet 16.
In retrospect, Bearcat coach Glen Drury would be selling his team short if he said he did not.
Back in November, Drury said he believed his team had the makings of one that could make an extended post-season run. He said it again during the season, even when the Bearcats and their 8-9 record seemed destined for mediocrity.
Drury never wavered.
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Labor doesn't always start right after your water breaks. My broke with a slow leak with my first and a gush with my second. Labor didn't start for awhile. Once at the hospital, the midwife pushed Pitocin on me to get things going, probably a little sooner than necessary. Both times, I was around 4-5 cm when it broke and labor still lasted about 12 hours from water breaking to baby being born.
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How many were able to start the year out with a ride today?
I was able to get in a 35 mi ride after the required dinner of peas and cabbage!
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How many were able to start the year out with a ride today?
I was able to get in a 35 mi ride after the required dinner of peas and cabbage!
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Peas and cabbage? Thats just nasty! BinLadin had to have somthing to do with that!
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Road 35 miles today as well!
Great weather, decent speed, low traffic...........a GREAT start for 09........
3 miles with wife to Wendy's for a chicken wrap!
I was up late at a party last night and then had to be at work early. I was going to take a ride when I got home but took a nap instead. It felt pretty good. Tomorrow I will ride.
We went out with a fellow BF rider and some cycling club mates for a total of 66 miles and over 4000' of climbing. Temps were 39-42, fog was low and wet, and our BF buddy had a flat. However, the company was good, the ride challenging (a certain stoker forgot to bring enough food ) especially on the descents, and starting the year with a metric century + feels awesome!
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Did 64 miles. Started with my club, rode the "hilly" part by myself, and then caught on to the big New Year's Day ride heading home. Last 20 miles were at 25-30 MPH. Was very foggy and 45 ºF at the start and hazy sunshine and 55 ºF when I got home.
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Rode for a couple of hours in sunny, 40 degree weather. Very enjoyable but the low angle of the sun this time of year makes visibility poor at times. The bike paths were strewn with sweet gum tree balls after high winds yesterday. Had to be very careful not to wash out on those things. I didn't realize we had so many sweet gum trees.
Pray toward Heaven but row toward shore.
Got in 38 miles today. Rode from home to a 24 mile event ride then back home afterward. Weather was ok, 26 degrees with 25 mph winds. The 7 miles back home was sweet with a tail wind and lots of energy, for a good while I was in 50x12 @ 84/ 90 cadence.
I rode with my 11 year old grandson to the base gym (Naval Air Station Corpus Christi), we both did a little lifting, then rode home. He loves riding with his "papa"!!
Recovering from a cold, so didnt ride. I should be able to ride with the club on Saturday morning. Hate that I missed a New Years Day ride for the first time in several years.
40 miles, great weather, Coffee and Pie.
I had to settle for a 3 mile run but still got in a half-mile mtn bike beer ride to the corner store.
A ride is a ride...
Eleven miles in chilly, hazy late afternoon light, through the mostly empty streets of Los Angeles (Miracle Mile, Hollywood).
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33 miles in the surrounding hills. Got a bit chilled on a long downhill stretch late in the afternoon, but there was a Starbucks waiting for me at the end of the ride.
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A chilly hour and a half of mountain biking followed by the true traditional meal of blackeyed peas and collard greens (with cornbread, rice and macaroni & cheese). Never heard anything about cabbage. Yech!
The more you ride your bike, the less your ass will hurt.
Oops. No ride here but congrats to all of you who have.
Worked a "Short staffed" 12 hour shift last night, shoveled 11.5" of snow off the driveway and walk today, working again tonight. I've still got a job at least.
Hoping to get a ride in soon as it's been quite a long time since my last one, partly due to not being in the mood and partly being snowed in. We recieved 46.2" of snow this December which is a record for us. Snowiest December since 1884 when we started keeping records of important things like snowfall and temps. and such. Folks living near main roads have a better shot at riding during snow events as the main raods get a lot of snow removal attention. I'm in an area of the city where 4 X 4's and snow plows get stuck on poorly maintained roads. So I shovel the snow and consider that cross training. I still get my fresh air so I guess it's not so bad. Good news is the snow is supposed to stop for a few days.
Two of the three daughters will be back to their homes away from home by tomorrow evening so there will be more discretionery time for riding. If I get a nice sunny spell I'll grab the Canon and post in the pic. thread.
Happy Trails
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The Perfect Ride of The Year.
55.2 Miles, Temps 58* to 68*, Winds 3 to 5 mph
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Set F1re To The Ra1n ( NY Night Rain Ride)
Waited for the sun to come out but it was a no-show. Layered up and climbed on the road bike for 16 miles in chilly, overcast weather. No sunglasses needed in the North Bay today!!
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, "WOW! WHAT A RIDE!"
I did 85 miles with 6500 feet of climbing on the New Years Day ride. My 10th consecutive one. Some snow and ice on the road up on Mt Wilson but it was a beautiful day, the warmest NYD ride ever! If you saw any of the Rose Parade or the Rose Bowl, we were in those mountains near there.
Didn't have black eyed peas, etc., but that sounded wondeful BD. I had some chicken noodle soup, rice and home made tamales, followed by some home made banana cake with cream cheese frosting.
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To start the new year with something scenic (or at least quirky) I decided to start in downtown Omaha and cross the Missouri River on the new $20 million Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge. This puts you in the town of Council Bluffs, Iowa with about a 12 mile ride on their MUP to the trailhead for the Wabash Trace Trail, which goes down to Missouri. The Council Bluffs MUP is kind of interesting, passing by a municipal golf course where the golf clubhouse has become a "biker bar" of sorts. Then the MUP passes through the parking garage of Harrah's Casino, on down by another casino, along an industrial road shoulder, through a small wooded area, by a big kids' sports complex, and then passes briefly through a trailer court before coming back out along a creekbank levy. Down the levy a couple miles south a bridge takes you into Lake Manawa State Park... and a nice woodsey four or five miles is left to the Wabash trailhead. In these woods I had to turn back due to icy conditions, but I filled out the ride with some exploratory time on the CB MUP that I had not seem before. Total=26 miles today.
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Did a fast 14 miles this morning.
Temp. was warm, traffic was light but was a little windy.
Did 17 miles in the rain. Wet and windy, about 40 degrees. Lots of other riders out working on their NY resolutions, I guess...
Jan. 1, 2009, was the day I was cleared to start riding again after my Oct. 12th crash with broken arm/shoulder.
50's. 6 miles no trauma and a 1 mile run afterwards. I am nackered.
A foot of snow yesterday and the road crews are taking advantage of the holiday.
A friend with an Outback called to say she'd bring over dinner. I'm no fool. I stayed home and cleaned the apartment.
Back to commuting tomorrow.
Happy New Year to all!
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By Google's claims more than 2,500 students have successfully participated in the program over the last four years, paired with an equal number of mentors. The program will take place over a three-month period. More than five million lines of source code have been produced and the SoC has grown to be a virtual institution in open source circles. Details about the program are available here as an FAQ and in the #gsoc channel on Freenode.
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Cheap Seats Daily: Are Snyder's Redskins Worth Only 17 Cents a Share Now, Too?
Above is an ad e-mailed out by the Redskins ticket office this week. As you read this, remember, for chuckles, that just a couple months ago Redskins executive Mitch Gershman was claiming in press releases that the team had a waiting list of "over 200,000."
Sure, the Skins waiting list has long been bogus. But this year it's also become apparent that the NFL's blackout rule is enforced as stringently as its steroids policy.
(AFTER THE BREAK: Where's Chris Cooley in that photo? Clinton Tortoise? Lord Farquaad? Lindsay Czarniak cheers on teams that don't pay her? Is the NY Times reporter on Dan Snyder's payroll, too? Another Have-Nots bowl this week?)
FedExField this Sunday would be a good place and time to test my theory that Dan Snyder has mucked up the Redskins every bit as much as he mucked up Six Flags.
Tickets to Skins games have been overpriced, based on demand, since FedExField opened. I've never been to a game there when tickets couldn't be had for far less than face value. I used to half-joke, based on experience, that if you simply held a $20 bill in the air in the stadium parking lot on game day you'd get mauled by folks trying to unload spare tickets.
But, the bottom is about to fall out of the Skins ticket market, and that could happen this weekend with KC in town: Craigslist had 908 separate ads hawking Skins/Chiefs tickets posted when I checked late last night.
So: Six Flags stock, which sold for $11.92 shortly after Snyder took over the theme park chain in 2005, now goes for 17.2 cents.
I wonder if Skins tickets will be worth any more than that this weekend.
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Interesting thing about that photo the Redskins marketing department is using to move excess tickets this week: Two tight ends are up front, Todd Yoder and Fred Davis. But no Chris Cooley. Sort of like the box score to last weekend's game in Carolina.
Seriously, after spending the summer yelling "Look at me! Look at me!" and hoping to become the face of the franchise through any number of off-field stunts, Cooley's disappeared. Cooley had no catches on Sunday, and only showed up in the highlights because he had mimicked Santana Moss's silly first-down routine after a play.
Cooley's used up most of his attention-getting tricks by now, too. The guy's going to have to burn two cows or show two penises to get noticed.
Or, you know, catch some passes.
The Skins' lousy season has produced some giggle-friendly new nicknames. Among them:
"Clinton Tortoise," attributed to WTEM hosts Andy Pollin and Steve Czaban; "Albert Buttersworth," all over sports radio; and, the clubhouse leader by several strokes, "Lord Farquaad," for Dan Snyder, which I first saw two weeks ago on Snyder's own message board, ExtremeSkins.com, and has since caught fire.
Damn, that's funny.
The New York Times has been writing a lot about the Redskins these days. The Times' coverage of the Dan Snyder administration is very different from the Washington Post coverage.
While the Post and Snyder go at it behind the scenes and in print, the Times' Skins stories, all from reporter Judy Battista, have sometimes been fawning.
Sometimes, they're just plain fictional. (Double-dare you to match the headline with anything in the story!) Battista referenced that latter story, which insinuated for no apparent reason and with no evidence to support the insinuation that ex-Skins GM Charley Casserly was impressed by Dan Snyder's coolness this season, in one of her pieces this week, saying "Snyder was still feeling patient" a little more than two weeks ago."
Says who?
What is it with Times reporters named Judy getting snowed when they cover D.C. matters?
Lindsay Czarniak led off her sports report on WRC-TV's 11 o'clock newscast last night with an incredibly enthusiastic segment on the Wizards three-point win over Detroit, pumping up Gilbert Arenas' stats and Flip Saunders revenge. I'd never seen such fervor for a preseason NBA game.
The excitement was catchy, and seemed totally genuine: Czarniak works for Dan Snyder, but not Abe Pollin, and so she wasn't wearing any Wizards' gear as she gushed.
If you follow sports in Washington, I guess preseason is the best time to get excited, before hopes and dreams get crushed.
Update on the Road to 11 Losses: We now know there will be no 0-11 season in local high school football.
Anacostia's chance at having the losingest year in D.C. high school football history got waylaid last Friday, as the Indians beat Eastern 36-0 in a matchup of really down programs.
Anacostia, which went into the game 0-6, has scheduled 11 games this year, one more than the standard 10-game season, and far as I can tell, no D.C. school has ever had an 0-11 record. But Anacostia just couldn't find a way to lose to Eastern, which didn't have a football team at all last year because of a lack of players, and so far is 0-4 in the 2009 season.
Eastern, which only has 8 games listed on its schedule, now has its biggest game of the year this Friday when it hosts Spingarn in the latest Have-Nots Bowl: Together, Eastern and Spingarn have been outscored 397-19 and have an 0-9 record.
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I am hesitant to answer any question about the afterlife. Much theology is speculation. Talk of heaven and hell is entirely speculation. As a practical theologian, by training, I am both more interested and more competent in theological discourse that is rooted in human experience — and, as I've written before, I don't believe that Don Piper spent 90 minutes in heaven. Nevertheless, Angel asked, so I'll answer.


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Almost everyone now knows - Microsoft's Zune : a feature packed answer to iPod. - IPTV on Xbox 360 : Recently announced in CES 2007 keynote by Bill Gates In a two-hour keynote on Tuesday Steve Jobs announced - Apple's iPhone , A device in which besides listening to music you can make phone...
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Last week, I had a chance to attend some amazingly good sessions (An advanced C# session by Justin Smith and Advanced ASP.NET 2.0, AJAX sessions by Jeff Prosise ) as these techies flew to India. Not surprisingly, my mind was flooded with plethora of information (and ideas:) during these...
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ETFs Aren't The True Market
In the last few weeks, ETF trading and liquidity issues have been in the spotlight. There's much to be discussed-and underlying liquidity is central to that discussion.
In his recent open letter to investors, Global Head of iShares Mark Wiedman made a clear distinction between the primary market for an ETF (ETF share liquidity) and the secondary market of an ETF (liquidity of underlying securities in a fund). However, there's one line in that letter I simply can't swallow:"more and more ETFs are becoming the true market." If anything, that line should have a HUGE asterisk next to it.
Indeed, there are times when specific ETFs can provide price discovery, but in no way should we assume that ETFs are becoming the true market. Rather, we need to understand where ETF liquidity is limited; namely, the underlying liquidity.
In the media circus regarding the flaws of ETFs, the focus has really been on trading of fixed-income ETFs. However, the fixed-income ETF space is particularly complex because of issues relating to how net asset value ( NAV ) and indicative NAV (iNAV) are calculated.
In the fixed-income space, NAV is calculated off the bid of the underlying issues, and is stale after underlying bond markets have closed. This is one reason why investors have seen such a disconnect between ETF share prices and NAV values in recent weeks. However, to say this is the only reason doesn't provide the full picture.
Underlying liquidity is really the first place to begin when understanding ETF liquidity. When I say "underlying liquidity," I tend to think of it in two forms:the actual frequency of trading in the underlying securities, and the level of access to those underlying securities.
If you're dealing with a particularly liquid underlying market, both in terms of volume and access, there's a strong argument to be made that that ETF can indeed be a viable way to establish price discovery. But crucially, when either of those two components for underlying liquidity is limited, the argument for ETF price discovery becomes a bit flawed.
Something like SPY is a great example of this. It's a fund that tracks the 500 largest companies in the U.S. All the underlying securities in SPY are liquid, trade during U.S. market hours, and are incredibly easy to trade for any one of the 45 authorized participants (APs) mentioned in Mark Wiedman's letter.
Even a fund like the iShares MSCI Japan ETF (NYSEArca:EWJ) can be used for price discovery. Although the underling basket in EWJ doesn't overlap during U.S. market hours, the level of access in the overnight markets is high for a majority of APs, and the liquidity in the underlying basket is more than adequate.
According to our measures, EWJ has an underlying volume/unit measure of 0.04 percent. This means that 1 creation unit of EWJ unwrapped into its underlying securities accounts for 4 basis points of the daily volume in those securities.
To put that metric into perspective, EWJ trades the equivalent of 100 creation units per day. So even on a day when every trade in EWJ can be considered an "inflow," the AP responsible for creating new shares of EWJ would make up 400 basis points, or 4 percent, of the daily volume in those underlying securities-a drop in the bucket.
However, in cases where underlying liquidity is limited, either because of limited access or liquidity-you tend to see these limitations materialize in the premiums and discounts experienced by those trading shares of the ETFs.
For example, let's look at an ETF such as the Market Vectors Indonesia Small Cap ETF (NYSEArca:IDXJ). The fund has an underlying volume/unit measure of 8.77 percent.
In essence, if I needed an AP to create 100,000 shares of the ETF on my behalf, that creation alone would account for over 17.5 percent of the volume in the underlying securities. Also, consider that only a limited few of the 45 APs have direct access to the Indonesian markets.
Sure, they could opt for a cash creation, but in that process the AP is essentially handing over the buying of those underlying securities to a third party that isn't primarily concerned with getting the best price for them.
As a result, something like IDXJ can see a significant premium or discount, not simply as a result of stale iNAV or NAV pricing, but also because APs will have to charge a premium for the risk of executing the trades-especially in a situation where's there's less competition among market makers due to lack of access.
So how does all this apply to all the problems with exiting fixed-income positions that journalists and bloggers are so worried about?
Interestingly enough, State Street Global Advisors tinkered with aspects of underlying liquidity. A few weeks ago, the firm halted cash redemptions in its fixed-income ETFs. As a result, APs that had to redeem ETFs as they were buying them back in the primary market were given the actual underlying bonds to sell in the secondary markets. That's a huge burden on the AP.
Not only does the AP have to account for slippage in selling the bonds, but it's likely the group of APs willing to do such redemptions was smaller than the normal group accustomed to cash creations. As a result, investors saw significant discounts.
However, the benefit of the in-kind redemption process is that investors currently invested in the ETF are protected, while the APs-and consequently those selling the ETF-bear the burden of the exit costs.
The key point here is that ETFs may offer liquidity, but that liquidity often comes at a premium that expands during times of market volatility as a result of issues that begin in the underlying markets.
Also, to believe that ETFs are becoming the true market is an oversimplification.
Unlike futures contracts that can settle in cash, with ETFs, at some point someone has to deal with the liquidity of the underlying markets.
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What are we trying to slow down? Skeletal growth? Muscle? Or just fat? She isn't specific about that. I have a hard time believing that cutting back food intake minimally would slow skeletal growth significantly, and I'm not sure I would want muscular growth to be stunted at that age either. Of course, I agree that a fat puppy isn't preferable.
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Plus I think people get too wrapped up in that growth chart. I looked at it a few months ago, and thought something was wrong until I talked to my vet about it.
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I will speak up in favor of the Slow Growth Plan, I don't think it is hogwash. What I DO think is crazy though is to expect every single puppy to fit to the same weight requirements. They are guidelines and every puppy is different and has different parents. I think it is crucial to on the one hand, feed enough so that your puppy grows steadily and gets enough nutrition but on the other hand, it is also really important for your puppy to not grow out of control fast and be chubby. I am following roughly a slow growth plan with Winston but he ate more like 2 cups a day at that age and 3 cups a day plus extras now. He is extremely healthy and not too skinny or too fat. He is growing steadily at about the same amount each week.
I am all in favor of not overfeeding puppies and going easy on their joints, but I think it is crucial to find a happy medium. Its worth it though and I think it can be accomplished with regular weighings and "hand checks" of your puppy by both you and your vet which is what we do.
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I do not know enough about the slo growth plan to comment on it. However, 3/4 cup of food a day is not enough for a growing puppy, and I believe the OP stated he was going to increase the amount. I don't believe in giving a puppy too much, especially with the super-premium foods that are now available, that pack a lot of nutrition into a small volume. Like most things in life, moderation is probably best. Too much a nutrient is just as harmful as not enough. Most of the goldens I see, out and about, are way above the breed standard and I have to wonder if it has anything to do with the availability of super premium foods and overfeeding.
The plan suggests 3/4 cup per day by eight weeks, but does not say that you shouldn't increase this amount as they grow. It also says "Please note that it is always more important to feed to correctly manage each individual pup's weight gain, rather than to try to schedule a certain specific amount of food." There is no set amount of food you need to feed to follow the slow growth plan. At nine weeks I had Winston eating about 1.5 cups per day, then 2 cups per day, then 2.5 cups per day, and now 3 cups per day. In a few months I expect to go back down a little.
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My puppy was certainly getting more than that per day, in kibble, plus appropriate wet food. I would never feed the minimum on those guidelines. Like human babies, every puppy is different, so I don't go by those generalising guidelines. Loki gained weight quickly & at 18 weeks was over 50lbs. I was worried he might be overweight & asked the vet to check him out, & was told he was in very nice physical shape. I did the same when he was 13 weeks & seemed to be gaining too quickly & was reassured then that he was in good physical shape, & that was by a different vet in the practice. To be honest, I would rather feed a little more than not enough, as large breed puppies must have their growth requirements met to sustain proper bone & joint growth.
Why the differences in growth rates of these two puppies? It's clearly not related to amount of food intake, since Bella eats less than Winston. Genetics determines growth spurts, and the adult size of the dog. Not food intake. That of course assumes you're not feeding way too much or way too little.
Hovan also suggests only two feedings per day after 8 weeks.
Edit to add: Bella also gets a lot of exercise.
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Ok so I upped his intake to 1 1/2 cups today (1/2 cup 3 times), and his stomach has been horribly upset all day. He acts like his normal self but has the worst diarrhea right now. Could this just be from the increase in nutrition?
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Top 50: Bruising defenders Nurse and Reinhart lead prospects ranked 11-20
The Spring edition of the Hockey's Future ranking of the Top 50 NHL prospects continues with the prospects ranked 11-20. This particular section of the rankings features a bevy of talented defensemen, led by Darnell Nurse and Griffin Reinhart.
Klimchuk heads talented group of winger prospects in the WHL
In the 2013-14 season regular season, the WHL featured a talented variety of wingers that are currently NHL prospects. The focus of this article is on the those WHL wingers that are currently property of a National Hockey League team, six of whom have signed NHL contracts. Our ranking consists of seven Canadians and three imports. Seven toiled in the WHL's Western Conference, and our ranking contains a couple sets of teammates.
Deep pool of Edmonton Oilers prospects developing in NCAA and overseas
The Edmonton Oilers have a healthy group of young talent in their European and NCAA prospect talent pools – while no single player stands out as a front runner for NHL success, a number of mid-rounders like Anton Slepyshev, Bogdan Yakimov, and Dillon Simpson show promising talent and a likelihood to at least earn a look at the top level.
Top 50: Oilers' Marincin tops the first group of NHL prospects in Spring update
The Spring edition of the Hockey's Future ranking of the Top 50 NHL prospects begins with the prospects ranked 41-50. This group features several prospects on the verge of cracking an NHL roster on a full-time basis, as well as more recent draft picks who are finding breakout success in 2013-14.


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Wako Giken Co., Ltd.
|Wako Giken Co., Ltd. Patent applications
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|Method of Setting the Origin of a Linear Motor - A movable member is moved in a preset direction in a linear motor. A characteristic-change position-detecting unit detects a position where the magnetic characteristic of the magnets has abruptly changed. The position detected is used as an origin-setting reference position. A reference position for the absolute position of the magnetic linear encoder is set based on the reference position.
|Linear Motor - A position-data converter and a motor-drive control device are connected. The position-data converter receives two-phase, sine-wave analog signals da and db from two first magnetic detectors, respectively, and converts these signals da and db to position data. On receiving a positioning instruction, the motor-drive control device calculates the value of current, from the current position signal generated by the position-data converter. The permanent magnets incorporated in a linear motor are used as components of a linear scale, as well.


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The wet and wild weather that has wreaked havoc on the Hudson Valley over the past two days is coming to an end.
News 12 Meteorologist Brysen Van Eck says a flash flood watch is in effect until noon, but scattered storms should clear the region by mid-afternoon.
Van Eck say this evening and the rest of the holiday weekend should be dry and pleasant.
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The American Legion
1281 N Us Highway 1 Titusville, Florida 32796(321) 269-9959
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AboutThe American Legion is located at the address 1281 N Us Highway 1 in Titusville, Florida 32796. They can be contacted via phone at (321) 269-9959 for pricing, hours and directions.
The American Legion has an annual sales volume of 501K - 999,999. .For more information contact Farrel White, Manager
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