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Learn French with busuu.com is an android application based on the website with the same name, in which you can practise your French from a beginner level to an advanced intermediate level.
In the main menu, you can choose to start a Course by tapping on Course Selection. Then, you can choose the level and start with the units. Each unit has 3 sections: the first one, with pictures and small explanatory texts about the main topic, a dialogue between people and some questions regarding it and finally a review, in which you can answer questions that cover everything you've seen in the previous sections. You can also choose to listen to the text instead of reading it, or doing both at the same time.
Back to main menu, you can continue your course right where you left it or choose to overview the mistakes you made during the tasks you were given, which is rather useful.
The main disadvantages of this learning application are the following two: firstly, in tablet devices you can't see the complete questions: you only see a part of them and it's kind of hard to do some of the exercises. Second of all, some of the units are paid features and you need to buy them on the market, so not everything's free.
Useful application for French learners, but it should be fixed for those using a tablet and some of the exercises should be reviewed. Maybe they could add an extra level for kids who don't know anything about French but like to play around with their parent's devices.
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iCandy Strawberry gets Five Stars in Pushchair Trader Review
Our stunning iCandy Strawberry was recently put through its paces by Pushchair Trader. We are delighted to announce that the iCandy Strawberry was awarded 5 out of 5 stars, making it 'Outstanding – The perfect pushchair.'
The reviewer loved the design of the iCandy Strawberry:
'One of the most attractive features on the iCandy Strawberry are the curves that run throughout the design; a curve on the top of the basket, a curve in the frame of the seat and the rim of the carrycot..These curves also add some ergonomic shape to bring depth to the basket and body form to the seat – beautiful'
The iCandy Strawberry also has plenty of storage space, another thing the reviewer gave a thumbs up to:
'One thing I begrudge is to surrender some of my valuable basket space to store a raincover or car seat adapters. The Strawberry has overcome this niggle by introducing a handy storage pocket in the void under the chair. A zip gives you access from the right side of the seat and makes excellent use of a space that normally goes to waste.'
We are pleased they loved the iCandy Strawberry, it is a pushchair we are very proud of and we cannot wait for the whole collection to be within stores over the coming weeks..
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John Larry Jefferson
Position: WR
Height: 6-1 Weight: 198 lbs.
Born: February 3, 1956 in Dallas, TX
High School: Franklin D. Roosevelt
College: Arizona St. (school history) (Jefferson college stats)
Drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the 1st round (14th overall) of the 1978 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 54 (1227th overall since 1950)
4-time Pro Bowler & 2-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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The OU Athletics Department is approached to support thousands of worthwhile charitable causes and events each year. We make every effort to accommodate as many requests as possible. However, due to the number of requests the Sooners receive on a monthly basis, we are simply unable to accommodate all requests that fit our guidelines.
All requests will be limited to non-profit organizations that are approved by the OU Athletics Compliance Department. No individual requests will be fulfilled.
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Sooner Jr. School Appearance Request FormAthletics Department produces promotional posters and schedule cards for Sooner teams throughout the year. These items are available free of charge at locations within the OU Athletics Department on the Norman campus and can also be requested by mail for Sooner fans outside the area (see mailing instructions below).
Completed forms may be returned to the compliance office via fax at (405) 325-7002, or by mail to the following address: OU Athletics Compliance Department, Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, 180 W Brooks, Norman, OK 73019.
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This fortnight in Paris much of the talk surrounded around these new-fangled Babolat balls: they're harder, they play faster, and they're a bit punchier (now that's a ball I could get with). Inevitably, this led to discussions about the democratization, if you will, of the court surfaces. Hard courts and grass are slowing down while the clay is getting sped up, the days of the "specialist" are over and on and on. So, as I thought about the ladies' final pitting the powerful Li Na against the crafty Francesca Schiavone it occurred to me that this match could have the future written all over it. Would the old-school stylings of the Italian survive the clean, flat ball striking of this new-school clay court tennis? If Li's 6-4, 7-6 (0) win is any indication, the future is now.
There aren't many like Fran left in the ladies' game especially with the likes of Justine Henin retired again. And with the red clay playing more like a hard court now those ballers with their slices and spins could find it a difficult place to make their magic (incidentally, with all the sliding on hard courts maybe we should've seen this coming). During the final you could see Fran struggling to produce her long-flowing strokes; she barely had time to set up at times with a Li return or groundie approaching mach 80.
But the Chinese baller wasn't going to win on hard court tennis alone. In fact, she showed off her clay court stride, sliding into short balls, out to wide balls and onto her ass after match point like she had grown up on the stuff. Even she admitted people might have to start seeing her in a different way after defeating Victoria Azarenka to reach the final four:
"After I won the match, I was feeling, 'Wow! I can play in the semis at Roland Garros'. I never thought about that before. So many people think I'm not so good on a clay court, but I think now they should change their minds a little bit."Uh, I think they already have, girl.
So, yes, the future. We won't know if this new-school clay style is only of this moment or a benchmark for future Roland Garros champs. It's a wait-and-see kinda deal. But this 29-year old wisecracking Chinese rebel, and not a wide-eyed, fresh faced prodigy, is almost certainly the embodiment of the future. Li, with the Couple Suzanne Lenglen by her side, has surely given hope to girls (and perhaps boys) around the world who may see their future in her eyes. It's something very personal for me being of Asian descent. I knew watching her fall on her back in obvious and well-deserved ecstasy after earning her first Grand Slam title that it was, is and will be possible.
Check out Nike's tribute to the newly crowned Roland Garros champ after the jump.
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STEUBENVILLE - Another day, another one-run extra-inning victory-and so it goes for the Wheeling Park baseball team.
Down four early, the Patriots found their "A game" just in time to earn a 7-6 victory against Steubenville in eight innings at Vacarro Field on Thursday.
"We started with our B game but we kept battling, scrapping, clawing and chipping away," Wheeling Park coach Mike McLeod said. "We found our A game at the right time.
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Park's Eric Banks (10) hits an RBI double during Thursday's game against Steubenville.
"Any time you can beat Big Red, you know you've done a heck of a job. It was a great game, unfortunately someone had to win and someone had to lose."
Michael Grove came up big for the Patriots, knocking in what proved to be the game-winning run, then working his way out of a jam in the eighth to notch a pitching victory.
With one out in the Park half of the extra frame, Ethan Jacobs was hit by a pitch.
Andrew Kowalo was robbed of a base hit when Steubenville's Cody Saltsman made a diving catch in center. Grove then connected for a two-out, two-strike double into the right-center gap to plate Jacobs.
Steubenville, to its credit, was not about to go down without a fight. Evan Westlake led off with a double to deep right and moved to third when Saltsman reached on an error. Grove escaped trouble when the next Big Red hitter sent a grounder to short, resulting in a 6-4-3 game-ending double play.
Earlier in the game, Grove made a key defensive play to stop a Big Red threat in the fifth. The bases were loaded with one out when Grove, then playing second base, snagged a line drive off the bat of Justin Corsi and flipped to shortshop Kowalo for the double play.
"He's just a sophomore but he's doing an outstanding job for us," McLeod said of Grove. "He came up here last year as a freshman and pitched well against Big Red. That doubleplay was huge. They could have busted the game open there."
Fred Heatherington's Big Red, now 8-4, appeared ready to blow things open early. The hosts scored two in the first and one more in the second. The scored moved to 5-1 thanks to third inning hits by Corsi, Lucas Herrington and Pierro. Mason Heatherington recorded a RBI via a fly to center.
Big Red's final run came in the fourth, Kai McClurg's triple plating Westlake. The hosts did load the bases in the seventh, but were unable to score. For the game, Big Red stranded 14 runners.
Park's offense was held in check early by freshman southpaw Anthony Zorne. He worked four and a third innings, scattering seven hits, allowing three runs and fanning six. Zorne, like Westlake who took over in the fifth, did not issue a walk.
Big Red's defense, unfortunately, did not provide much support for its pitchers, committing seven errors.
"We gave them too many opportunities," Heatherington added. "We got them down then let them back in the game. You can't win a high school baseball game with seven errors."


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The designers used a bit of grey matter on this one as most fear of this or that is not a problem for me at least.
Opening up all the boxes looking for some sort of instructions were fruitless, but it's a no brainer for all but one thing where I wish I could have at least known ahead of time like with the Voyager with the 3 screws and the strict order not to mess with.
So full speed ahead and undid 4 allen heads and what I was hoping for was what I was rewarded with.
On the az the slo mo cable is right in line with the alt slo mo cable when pointed at higher elevations.
With this mount undo the 4 screws and rotate the az head to where you want the slo mo cable to be.
The same hole pattern on the alt head is the same on the az head so no worry about finding the right place for locating the dovetail or az head.
Cloudy tonight so no checking out the stability of the tripod.
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This fall season Michigan Nonprofit Association's (MNA) continued its efforts to involve staff in civic engagement opportunities by coordinating an organization wide food collection intended to create complete meal boxes for local families in need. Opportunities like these help MNA staff connect with the local community, service organizations, and learn more about an existing community challenge. Food security is a real challenge for many individuals and families.
Since the beginning of October, MNA collected more than 200 food items to fill food boxes for six families. The food boxes were distributed through Northwest Initiative in Lansing to families who have a student participating in the weekend backpack program at a local school and to a family who has a student enrolled in a LEAGUE Michigan school in the Detroit area.
Northwest Initiative is a neighborhood based organization who serves individuals in the northwest region of Lansing. One of their programs includes the weekend backpack program that provides a backpack full of food for students who would otherwise not have consistent access to food for the days they are not in school. The food boxes made up of the items donated by MNA staff were designed to help feed the student and their family for the five days of the Thanksgiving break when the student would not receive breakfast or lunch at school.
Northwest Initiative works closely with the Greater Lansing Food Bank to help increase the food stability of the families they serve. The boxes donated by MNA not only support a student and their family but allow Northwest Initiative to serve additional families with the food resources they receive from the food bank and individual donations.
The Thanksgiving holiday offers a reminder about the critical role food has for families and communities but it is important to remember the need exists year round. Because of the success of this project and the partnerships it helped MNA develop, future food collection efforts can be coordinated year round as the community need arises.
Submitted by Chelsea Martin Program Coordinator, Michigan Nonprofit Association
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|Dairy producer receives hope
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Colorado AgrAbility will host a workshop in Holyoke on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at the Phillips County Event Center.
The workshop, "Gear for Working Smarter with Agr-Ability," will take place from 9 a.m.-noon and includes lunch for those who pre-register at least one week prior to the workshop. For a complete listing of the workshops, check out the website at http://www.agrability.cahs.colostate.edu. Besides the dairy milk, meat and eggs that her livestock provide her, Vickie Paxton's goats and chickens give her a reason to get out of bed each morning and force her to keep moving. Movement is important for a person dealing with rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. However, the accompanying chronic pain and joint inflammation had Paxton wondering if she could continue working with her livestock as she always had.
Paxton attended a workshop she saw advertised in her local paper for Colorado AgrAbility. She had their occupational therapist come to her farm at no cost and offer ideas on how to work easier while protecting her joints and conserving her energy. They brainstormed options to feed and milk her goats, clean the pens and get around the property with less effort.
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, a state agency that assists injured workers, stepped in to provide more hope by purchasing for Paxton equipment to clean the goat pens. Paxton is also working with Natural Resource Conservation Service for their high tunnel program so she can extend her vegetable crop production season. She hopes that in the future raised container beds and ergonomic tools will also help ease her joint pain.
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|Harchelroad Motors not in danger of losing GM franchise
|Written by Russ Pankonin, The Imperial Republican
With franchise termination letters going to 1,200 General Motors dealers across the country recently, Harchelroad Motors, Inc., in Imperial, Neb. and Wauneta, Neb. will not be among those receiving one.
Sid Harchelroad, president of Harchelroad Motors, said they did get an express letter from GM last week. However the letter was to inform them that they are one of GM's "key dealers" and a "top performer in the Chevy and Buick network."
That letter proved to be welcome news to Sid and his brother, Brian, who operates Harchelroad's store in Wauneta.
Sid Harchelroad said this insures the Harchelroad name will continue to be synonymous with the GM line of vehicles for years to come.
This year mark's Harchelroad Motors 74th year in business as a GM dealer.
The business was started by Sid and Brian's grandfather, Harvey Harchelroad in Wauneta. Harvey was later joined in the business by his son, Gene.
With the recent addition of Sid's son, Dillon, the business now spans four generations of Harchelroads.
Harchelroad noted that while General Motors has taken out Chapter 11 bankruptcy, he said a much better and stronger General Motors will emerge from the action.
He said there's no reason for customers to be alarmed by GM's action. He said all warranties are safe and will be honored in a business-as-usual manner.
"We are here to take care of our customers. For the last 74 years, we've had the reputation of taking care of our customers and recent events will not change that," he said. "We plan on being here a long time."
Customers the key
Harchelroad said their large customer base represents one of the key reasons that Harchelroad Motors wasn't targeted by GM.
"It's our customers who are keeping us here. We attribute our success directly to them," he said. "They are the greatest and most loyal customers."
He said General Motors realizes that even though Harchelroad is located in a rural area, a high volume of sales, comparable to metro dealers, is possible.
Harchelroads has quietly become one of the largest GM dealers in western Nebraska, northwest Kansas and northeast Colorado.
Of the 68 dealers in the Nebraska-Kansas region, Harchelroads has led sales for 15 of the last 17 years.
Their service satisfaction ratings have been among the highest in the region, and the dealership maintains the highest training scores in the region for service, parts, mechanics and sales.
In addition to the Chevy and Buick lines, Harchelroads will continue to carry the Pontiac line through October, 2010.
As part of the GM bankruptcy, the company has sold off its Hummer and Saturn brands.


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Comedic actor and voiceover artist Cedric Yarbrough hit it big with his role of easygoing Deputy Jones in the Comedy Central hit "Reno 911!" in the early 2000s. Born in Minnesota, Yarbrough got his start in improv at the famed Minneapolis comedy workshop Dudley Riggs' Brave New Workshop. He came to Los Angeles in the first year of the twenty-first century, ready for comedic fame and fortune. The next few years were filled with one-shot appearances on such shows as "The Parkers" (UPN 1999-2004) and "Arrested Development" (Fox 2003-13), and even smaller roles in films, as he honed his craft and paid his dues. All of that was set to change when "Reno 911!" (Comedy Central 2003-09) was devel... Continue Bio >>
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text: You've never heard "Who Am I" from "Les Miserables" like this before. Hugh Jackman combined two of his most iconic roles when he performed the show-stopping track in character as Wolverine. The Australian actor played the lead role of Jean Valjean in the 2012 big screen adaptation of the beloved musical, and thanks to BBC Radio, he was able to reprise his part as the French protagonist and the Marvel superhero at the same time.


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Tensions have been mounting between Pusha T and members of YMCMB over the past year. Now, the G.O.O.D. Music rapper and Clipse alum has taken another jab at Lil Wayne's crew.
In a recent interview with DJ Semtex via You Heard That New, Pusha Ton discussed MTV's "Hottest MCs in the Game," saying that he's not upset that he was not included on the list. Regardless, he does believe the fact that he single-handedly "blacked out" on the YMCMB camp during 2012 warrants some form of distinction.
"I'm not out of my mind over the list, but I think I've had a stellar year. When you look at what I did this year, I did some incredible things," he explained. "There's not a record bigger than 'Mercy' - what, 25 weeks at number one? Twenty-five weeks at number one, and I was on that. The 'Don't Like' record? That was definitely a club favorite…'New God Flow,' that probably might be the Hip Hop record of the year."
He continued, "Let's just look at what I did to people out here: I blacked out on a whole crew [YMCMB] all year. All year long, I blacked out on a whole crew by myself, all year long. Nobody stood next to me and blacked out with me; I blacked out on a whole crew by myself. Like, I don't belong on no list? And I'm talking about everybody, I blacked out on peoples' favorites…I had emcees denouncing their fan base, denouncing their fan base and coming back with records talking about, 'As long as my chicks love me.' I did that…I don't belong on no list? It's cool, I've just got to work harder."
Recently, Pusha discussed his on-going feud with Drake, saying that he's "ready for anything and anybody." He is also working on his G.O.O.D. Music solo debut My Name is My Name, due out later this year.
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Eduardo Danilo's dramatic redesign of El Universal, a leading Mexico City daily, introduced Cyrus Highsmith's Zócalo. The original text, and display series was tuned for distinct character frequency and repetition when set in Spanish. Nicholas Kis's oldstyle and Chauncey Griffith's classic newsface Ionic No. 5 inspired the sturdy text while the "energetic character of Mexico City" influenced the display; FB 2002-08
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i replaced my oem "Indian Diamond " chain with just over 10k...It had stretched a bit and I did adjust twice over the mileage stated...It's hanging on a nail in the garage straight with no kinks and further inspection didn't show any serious wear between the links..Maybe its the lube i'm using ...My teeth look okay too..
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I lube my chain before every ride; I bought my C5 from the second owner, at about 1100 mi on the clock. How do you tell if you have the stock chain or if it is an aftermarket chain? And how do you tell if your sprockets are being damaged? Mine seem to look fine, but without experienced eyes who knows?
dougoHere is a link that gives a lot of information about chains including a drawing showing how a totally worn out chain can be pulled up off of the rear sprocket.I've never seen one that could have its link become as disengaged as the drawing shows but it shows the general idea. IMO, of the link can be pulled up off of the sprocket teeth over 1/8 inch, it is time to get rid of it.http://www.bikerenews.com/Stories_Archives/Chains.htmlActually, I don't think my chain was even that bad but when I had to adjust it 3 times in just 3000 miles to get the right amount of looseness I said to myself, "Enough! Be gone with you!"A good chain can go much further without needing adjustment to keep the right amount of chain slack.
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Honey, who shrunk the office?
Space efficiency will be part of a workplace transformation that includes collaborative environment and remote capabilities
Get ready to snuggle up closer to your office mate.
That's the prospect for the office of the future as the economy recovers and companies begin to add workers and occupy more space.
If you've been working from a home office the past few years, you may be in for a shock when you return to a real office.
Instead of a roomy 280 square feet per person, the U.S. average, be prepared for a 34 percent cut to 185. The General Services Administration in Washington, D.C., hopes to get the average for its federal workers down to a paltry 82 square feet.
But that's not as low as China's 54 square feet, as reported five years ago.
If you're a returning executive, don't expect a corner suite. You'll likely be thrown into the bullpen with the worker bees as part of a shift to an open office floor plan with few private rooms.
Median square feet per worker
Call center - 120
Real estate - 210
Financial - 300
Law firm - 411
Source: CoStar
The trade-off for this downsizing, experts say, will be more collaboration space where staffers will work together as teams. You'll be able to work anywhere, anytime — at home, on the road, in Starbucks or the home office — and communicate remotely through wireless communications networks.
And when you're at that main office, you'll have more control over your work space with climate controls over hot and cold. There will be more natural light and in some cases, natural air flowing through operable windows.
And when you're not at a desk, you'll be in the company gym, snacking at the company coffee bar and relaxing in the company garden.
Company culture
Yahoo and Best Buy have canceled work-from-home schedules, but Norm Miller, a real estate professor at the University of San Diego, said those companies are not trendsetters.
"It's probably not a sign of the reversal of the working outside or at home trend but the inability of Yahoo or Best Buy to figure out how to manage remote workers," Miller said in a webinar sponsored by CoStar Group.
On the landlord side, Miller said building owners want to appeal to tenants through healthier environments and efficient layouts. "At the end of the day, landlords are not selling space but rather productivity," he said.
The bottom line for office space is not what most company executives think it is. Actually, companies spend only 2 percent or 3 percent of their operational costs on office space, and any reduction will have a marginal effect on profitability.
What is more telling in space efficiency, Miller said, is the company culture. One that favors stability, low turnover and little or no growth can occupy offices where all the spaces are occupied all the time and result in less waste.
Downsizing not quick
Miller said companies wanting to downsize have to realize that it takes time to exit long-term leases and reorganize the hierarchy and end the tie between big title and big desk.
The amount of space per person actually was on the upswing in recent years, reaching more than 370 square feet in 2009 as companies reduced their workforce but could not get out of leased space. The low point of just over 330 square feet was reached in 2000, according to a portfolio of properties in the country's 54 largest markets.
"We will see downsizing, mostly among larger public firms, based on moving to a non-dedicated sharing of space model and tolerance for working anywhere," Miller said. "This will happen over years in major markets.


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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Markel Starks scored the go-ahead basket in
a defensive struggle, as No. 20 Georgetown took a 37-36 decision over the
Tennessee Volunteers at the Verizon Center.
During Friday's SEC/Big East Challenge contest, the two teams combined to
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Starks' jumper with 4:08 left to play proved to be the difference, as neither
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Greg Whittington, Otto Porter and Mikael Hopkins each chipped in eight points
for the Hoyas (5-1), who shot just 36.4 percent from the field.
The Vols (4-2) got two open looks on their final possession, but Skylar McBee
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McBee hit two triples earlier and finished with eight points. Trae Golden also
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- D.C. police say 65-year-old Claire Rice has been arrested in connection to a fatal shooting in 2012.
Rice was taken into custody on Tuesday and charged with first degree murder while armed in the shooting death of 58-year-old Anthony Garland Rice, police said.
Police found the victim unconscious and suffering from apparent gunshot wounds on Dec. 17, 2012. Garland Rice was determined to be dead at the scene in the 3100 block of Fort Lincoln Drive in Northeast, D.C., police said.
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Installing Procharger HO Intercooled System - Hemi Under PressureWritten by on January 1, 2010 Contributors: Kevin DiOssi We Install Procharger's New HO Supercharger Kit On Our '09 Challenger R/T For Impressive Results
Like baseball goes with hotdogs, or apple pie with ice cream, a Hemi engine and a blower just seem to be a good match. Even in the early years of racing, adding a supercharger to a Hemi engine simply gave the racer a seemingly unfair advantage over the competition. So it's little wonder that sanctioning bodies would either ban or severely handicap the Hemi engine when it would dominate a racing class, giving the other competitors a chance. This process led to Hemi-powered cars eventually competing against themselves in classes like SS/AH, which happens to be the quickest and fastest Super Stock class on the NHRA roster. Blown Hemis were relegated to a similar fate, as they also now primarily compete against themselves in Top Fuel and Fuel Funny Car classes, powering the quickest accelerating cars on the planet regardless of which manufacturer's body is affixed to the chassis.
Another place the Hemi ended up is at the Chrysler or Dodge dealership in your local area. Knowing the efficiency of the hemispherical combustion chamber, several years ago Ma Mopar decided to reintroduce the Hemi engine in trucks and passenger cars, and made up for the somewhat smaller than 426-inch displacement with modern components like fuel injection, aluminum cylinder heads, a roller camshaft, and two-plug per cylinder high-energy ignition. Last September, we picked up a new '09 Dodge Challenger R/T from our local dealer, Citrus Dodge in Dade City, Florida, and were immediately impressed with the well-rounded vehicle, not to mention the power of the 5.7-liter Hemi engine. After several months of driving, however, we knew we simply wanted more horsepower and torque than our factory Hemi was giving us. Knowing our friends at ProCharger had spent extensive time developing their gear-driven centrifugal superchargers for the new Hemi, we called to see what they had for the new Challenger.
As one of the leaders in Mopar supercharging systems, ProCharger was one of the earliest manufacturers to provide complete supercharging kits for the new Chrysler 5.7- and 6.1-liter electronically fuel injected Hemi engines. Since then, they've made hundreds of dyno pulls on their chassis and engine dynos, refining supercharger technology for the new Hemi. Their centrifugal superchargers and associated hardware have outstanding fit and finish, and mount under the hood for a clean, OEM look. During previous installations we've learned that ProCharger really does their homework, designing powerful supercharger kits that don't sacrifice drivability or reliability, so when they told us they had a new HO intercooled system for our '09 Challenger that would add about 100 additional rear-wheel horsepower at only six pounds of boost, and that they were willing to prove it on our chassis dyno, we had to take them up on the offer.
ProCharger actually offers two levels of performance for the new Hemi, the HO and the Stage II, but we decided their HO system would best suit the needs of our daily driver. The HO system offers intercooled performance, and utilizes ProCharger's P-1SC-1 supercharger to make six pounds of boost for an approximate 100 rear-wheel horsepower gain. Other nice features of the HO kit are the simplicity of a shared serpentine belt drive, and the fact that other than swapping the injectors, no fuel system modifications are necessary. Once installed, the supercharger and related bracket and components look as if they could have been installed at the factory, and even the stock engine cover is retained though slightly modified.
When the kit arrived at our shop, we unpacked it and found everything to be nicely protected in the shipping containers. We ran the baseline dyno test on our Challenger (which is modified with a Magnaflow cat-aft exhaust system and K & N cold air kit) the day before we planned to install the kit, making 309 horsepower and 333 lb/ft of torque at the rear wheels. Once Jeff Lacina and Shannon O'Connor from ProCharger arrived, we unpacked the parts and started the installation. Besides removing the car's front fascia, which really isn't that big a deal, the supercharger kit simply bolts on with basic hand tools. Since balancer/lower pulley on the new Hemi is only pressed into place on the crankshaft, with a bolt, but no keyway, ProCharger sends a pinning kit with the necessary drill bit, fixture, and pin to prevent the balancer from slipping on the crank.
We found the kit to be well thought out and nicely engineered, and basically watched and took pictures as the ProCharger team had our system installed easily in about 8-10 man hours. Since we began the project in the afternoon, we had time to finish the installation the next morning, upload the new Diablosport tuning, then test drive and dyno the car in the afternoon. The ProCharger kit included everything we needed, and the car fired immediately after the work was complete, sounding crisp. Since our car is a daily driver, we chose the quiet gear drive option so that with the hood shut, there's no indication of the power-adding air compressor hiding underneath.
Taking the Challenger for a test drive, we immediately notice the improved throttle response and increased power, demonstrated by the ability to fry the tires at will with the traction control off. Otherwise, the Challenger was docile and drove just as it did before the installation, until the throttle is opened. Follow along as we show you how easy it is to install the ProCharger kit for impressive horsepower gains, then back up our gut-feeling of power with dragstrip and dyno testing.
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Before we can install our new parts, the factory, or in our case aftermarket, air box must be removed. This space will soon be occupied by the new supercharger.Eventually, the fascia can be removed after unplugging the fog-light wiring harness. This may seem extreme, but it's the easiest way to access the radiator and the area where the intercooler will fit.Our best pass to date was this 8.95 at 81.75 mph in the eighth-mile we ran at the local Lakeland Drag Strip. Equating to a 14.30 or so in the quarter, this elapsed time is not bad for a 4,100-pound luxury car, but we should see a nice improvement once our supercharger is in place.With the radiator drained and out of the way, there's easy access to the crankshaft. Since the balancer/pulley is only pressed onto the crank and held with a bolt, ProCharger includes a pinning kit with each of their supercharger systems. This "kit" helps secure the balancer against the force exerted by the supercharger.The drill bit, guide, and pin are all included with the kit, and it just takes a few minutes to drill the hole and insert the pin. By centering the hole where the crank and dampener meet, there is no way the crank can spin inside the combination dampener/pulley once the pin is tapped into place.Re-torquing the balancer bolt is a two-person job, requiring someone to hold the flywheel, and can be accomplished with the car on jackstands, but is certainly easier with the car on a lift.The next step is to install the plate that will hold the supercharger. This is a nice piece, actually two pieces made of polished billet aluminum, and bolts directly in using existing hardware locations on the engine.The factory injectors are replaced with new 39.5 lb/hr units, but the factory fuel rails are retained. ProCharger includes new injector clamps, which also serve as engine cover retainers.The air-to-air intercooler is also a nice piece, and uses the existing bumper hardware for mounting. This intercooler takes advantage of the vertical space offered by the Challenger, acquiring cool air from both the upper and lower grilles for maximum cooling. A bracket is included to relocate the horns.
Before installing the supercharger, the power-steering return line must be turned 90 degrees so it doesn't interfere. A fabricated plate is included with the kit to make this possible.The radiator is repositioned with the brackets provided with the system, and now sits lower so the specially designed air plenum can pass air from the supercharger to the intercooler, then from the intercooler to the throttle body.As Shannon installed the ducting for the system, I pitched in and began changing the spark plugs. ProCharger recommends plugs that are one or two heat ranges colder than the factory installed plugs for optimum performance.The factory-installed plastic coolant tank is replaced by this fabricated and powdercoated metal replacement which allows for additional room around the blower. This coolant tank would be a nice addition to any LX Mopar, supercharged or not.The system is protected from over-boost by this surge, or "blow-off" valve. If the throttle is closed suddenly after full boost, this valve opens so the system doesn't create enough pressure to damage any engine components.The ProCharger P1SC-1 supercharger can now be bolted in place, and the system is ready to plumb with the provided ducting. The supercharger's gear case can be filled with the supplied oil. This is another nice feature of the ProCharger system; the oiling system is self-contained and doesn't require engine oil supply or return lines.The air inlet is a tight fit, placing the air filter behind the supercharger above the driver side valve cover.Taking a test drive, we found the Challenger to be responsive and powerful, without a sacrifice in drivability. Fuel mileage dropped slightly, but the MDS still works, giving us better than 22 mpg on the highway.On the dyno, power was definitely up across the board. The torque curve was broad, peaking at 433 lb/ft at 4,900 rpm. Horsepower was also up to an impressive 399 rear-wheel horsepower at 5,055 rpm. So we gained a solid 100 lb/ft of torque, and 90 horsepower at the rear wheels by installing the ProCharger HO system. With a fan in front of the intercooler to simulate driving at speed, or if our car had been bone stock when we began the installation, we have no doubt we could have achieved a solid 100 horsepower gain.
Completed, the ProCharger HO system looks like it could be a factory installation. All the pieces fit precisely into the tight confines of our Challenger's engine bay, leaving enough clearance around major components so that servicing and maintaining the system won't be a problem. With a little trimming to clear the new air filter, the factory engine cover can be reinstalled.


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Shoot; I'm not lucky, just old and experienced enough to see what goes on in other states. PP systems don't do a darn thing for someone who starts 10 years after the system is implemented. There will be hunts in WY ten years from now that will be unreachable for a person starting out. That's a fact played out in every PP state in the West.
Unfortunately there are no perfect systems but from what my experience has been, a bonus point system coupled with a "tiered" wait period would be the best solution. Those that draw need to sit on the side and wait for others, BUT with so many hunt options available that guy still needs to be able to hunt, just not the identical hunt he already drew.
It seems to me, with so much on the line, a system could be designed that addresses the failures of those systems currently in use. Unfortunately, Hicks doesn't have the vision to see that. If all Wyoming residents are concerned with is getting that tag for today's crop of hunters, go the Preference Point route. But, as I mentioned above, down the road there will be a new crew looking to change what you did to them.
On the flip side, there are hunts that a point system can never fix as you're seeing with Sheep. If you give out 10 tags and 1,000 apply the first year, that max point pool will be dead before it's cleaned out. Nothing will fix it short of more tags or fewer applicants. Add to that, the perception hunters have that they're entitled to hunt every species in their state. Those types don't seem the grasp the reality that if everyone had that entitlement there wouldn't be any game to hunt.
There is no easy answer and some time to look at and design other options is what's needed, not just throwing a PP system against the wall to see if it sticks.


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Everette Howard Jr.'s family sued the school and a university police officer, alleging the stun gun shock led to Howard's August death. The university and the family's attorney confirmed the settlement Wednesday.
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Stockton becomes the biggest city to go broke after a judge accepts California city's request to enter bankruptcy" fox. lol.
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If locals were experienced in the gas and oil industry I would agree with you PA Now. It's all for the good. There are numerous levels to the process and whoever comes here, be it temporary or not, they spend their money here. There are people buying homes who are planning to be here for more than a few years. That fact may be underreported.
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I was wondering why so many Ohio Valley residents were living in their cars, cardboard boxes, etc.
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Promo- I agree with you if you are looking at "jobs" on a national level. However, we are talking about jobs that are not sustainable in this area on a local level.
How is this really helping our area when the money earned by the oil and gas employees is mostly being sent and spent in states other than WV, OH, or PA.
I agree with most of the people below. The local population only gets the negative aspect of this industry.
If these oil and gas companies would hire locals, I believe they would benefit by a more friendly opinion of their existence in this area.
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People either blame the politicians for doing nothing to attract jobs, or they accuse them of lining their pockets or looking the other way when jobs actually do come. It illustrates 1)how little local politicians have to do with development, and 2)how tiny the minds are of those who do the critiquing.
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you might be correct Mikeyd..unless obammy becomes King 1st during his second term
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and a hundred years from now coal will still be king.
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there are some really stupid posts on here...anytime there is a large influx of cash coming into an area, there is an opening for locals to get some of it for themselves...the capital spending in the area is a boost that's been needed for yrs..rents have been too low for too long here..landlords are raising rents and fixing up to refleck the market...if you want to rent low, low income property go to Detroit..they will welcome your wealfare ashes
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we were alive before they came here.no worries here about when they leave.
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ranking last in freedom..no wonder you are so angery lol. i would be to if i were told everything i can or can't do everyday. lol.
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once the wells are dug..pipes ran all crews will move from 20-30 to 5. i am looking forward to this day. sorry we don't have p o r n or legal weed here wrat like you do. fox news: New York, California rank last in individual freedoms.
Driver Crashes into California Wal-Mart, Assaults People in Store.
we all know deadbeats live in ca.
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Whgfailing the area became the armpit of the USA ALL ON IT OWN thanks to you ignorant, crooked, stinking jerks and the crooked politicians you voted for.
The Gas industry will squeeze another 20 years of life out of the area, but eventually it will be dead and buried for GOOD.
All the gas industry did was postpone the death sentence.
Why be jealous of people making a buck on it why it lasts? Somebody has to pay for your healthcare with their taxes.
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uncommon;yes I am amazed at the over building.The lenders will take a big hit on forclosed hotels.
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wheel:The drillers expect a 15-20 year life on the wells with perhaps three frackings to renew.The bust is when the drilling and construction workers depart.This will be in 2015 as the pads,infrastructure and processsing plants are finished.The hotels will be empty.By around 2030 the gas and liquids will be gone.But fortunes will have been made in the OV by major land owners and their drilling/midstream associates.
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Almost invariably the boom is followed by a bust when it comes to the development of raw natural resources. In the case of shale gas the bust is likely to be sooner rather than later. Shale gas reserves tend to deplete much faster than conventional gas reserves. It requires ever greater drilling just to keep from going into decline. Over time the cost overrides the profits of production, and suddenly the game is over. I hope the area is preparing for what could be a very big financial let down.
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Hotels better get their money while they can because in a few years there will be empty hotels everywhere!
I used to enjoy getting a jacuzzi suite for the weekend for a change of pace but the price has doubled now and who wants to pay $500 dollars and put up with the mud and noise from the drillers?
These are for the most part still gypsies that don't stay a minute longer than the job requires and move on to the next area so as has been pointed out, all we the RESIDENTS have gotten is higher prices at the pumps, restaurants and hotels and destroyed tires,wheels, and suspensions from the pulverized roads and HIGHER taxes to pay for their repair!!!!
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The gas and oil boon is good for the area as are the workers who produce it. The area was devastated long before the drilling began.
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I am all for capitalism. If you own a property and can convince suckers to overpay for your dump, more power to you. But I hope that the people who have rented in this area, prior to the drilling influx, will make a list of the landlords who kicked them out in favor of the drilling nomads. Once the market is flooded with slum apartments, people should refuse to rent from the landlords who stuck it to them now.
To each his own.
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Did it again. Should be tongue in cheek.
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Should be young in cheek.
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Off topic: funny thing happened on this website this morning. On the Ogden Nutting article (see below) I posted a young in cheek comment. A short while later, not only was my post taken down but the ability to post any comments was removed from the article. So much for free speech. I guess Ogden can't take a joke. The post only said "Best rug money can buy."
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once the workers are gone i hope people remember who jacked prices up. the oil workers have done nothing for the area they are in expecp to drive up costs on everything. the sooner they are gone the better off we will be. if your an oil worker i really don't care what you have to say..you are a city wrecker and are putting people out on the street. this area was fine without you and will be better off when your gone.
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|Spring storm roars into Holyoke
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Huge trees were uprooted, airport hangars blew away, buildings were leveled, a semi overturned, and much of the town lost power Monday evening, April 8, when a spring storm roared into Holyoke.
Reports Tuesday morning indicated no injuries in the barrage of bad weather, which can be counted as a huge positive in the aftermath of the storm.
Power was restored in most of the area by midnight, but the wind continued to howl and snow flurries flew.
School was canceled Tuesday in Holyoke School District Re-1J, as the storm continued to blow and gust during the day.
Throughout the day Monday, a big storm was predicted, but it was hard to fathom as the 74-degree temps and sunshine made it feel like a nice, spring day.
Winds around 15-20 mph Monday afternoon increased to 30 mph with rain by 7 p.m. The storm was brewing.
Hail pounded and the wind speed escalated. At 8:15 p.m., the siren blew, summoning Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department. Fire Chief Phil Wirges reported there were no actual fires, but the VFD responded to eight back-to-back calls at that time.
About that same time, the power went out in much of Holyoke, and strange tornado-like action wreaked havoc across the area. Residents reported flying pivot tanks, flying trampolines and more.
A combine, planter cornhead, drill and more were destroyed when a tornado ripped into a 60-foot-by-120-foot storage shed one mile east of Holyoke on County Road 41. Owners Joe and Kelly Schram and David and Alicia Schram had just moved much of the equipment into the shed Monday, anticipating a predicted hail storm that evening. —Enterprise photo
Winds were out of the north-northeast, but some fluke stories indicated objects blew from the south.
Phillips County Sheriff Rob Urbach said a couple of people reported seeing a tornado touch down on County Road 41 just east of Holyoke.
A mile east of the stoplight, then south on County Road 41, a 60-foot-by-120-foot storage shed, owned by Joe and Kelly Schram and David and Alicia Schram, was completed destroyed.
The 3-year-old shed housed a big drill and combine, a planter cornhead and more that were ruined.
Tuesday morning, David quickly responded, "Everything out there is replaceable." He was thankful there were no injuries. Anticipating the predicted hail storm, David said they brought much of that equipment in to storage Monday. It probably would have been better off in the field.
Storage units owned by Rusty and Sandy Triplette right next to the Schram building completely blew away, leaving the contents scattered.
At the Holyoke airport southeast of town, three hangars were destroyed, and Phil Biersdorfer's plane was turned upside down. The storm took the hangar housing Biersdorfer's plane, as well as Kenny Heermann's hangar next to it, skipped the next one and then got Mike Smith's hangar.
Phil Biersdorfer's plane caught the wrath of the Monday evening tornado that touched down at Holyoke Airport around 8-8:30 p.m. Three hangars were destroyed in the storm.
At the mobile home park west of the airport, a trailer lost a porch, several lost roofs, and debris was flying all over.
South of the mobile home park, the Jason Frost place lost a chicken coop. Another mile south of that, a pivot overturned.
Ag Power Equipment Co. northeast of town lost one of its parts sheds located west of the main building. Manager Curt Parker said the parts shed was destroyed, and all three pickups inside were damaged. Something from that building blew into the main store structure, causing further damage.
Parker added that several tractors on their lot lost windshields in the storm.
A semi overturned one mile south of the stoplight in Holyoke, and huge trees were uprooted in both the cemetery (located south of the airport) and Holyoke Golf Course, on the north side of town. The city's well house was also damaged.
Lightning reportedly struck on South Sherman Avenue, where a trailer and part of a garage were lost.
Tree branches and random yard items were strewn throughout town following the storm.
City Superintendent Mark Brown said about half of the town was without power at some time Monday evening. The first outage occurred around 8 p.m., and everyone had power by around 11:45 p.m., close to four hours later.
The outage included two-thirds of the south-southwest part of town and about 90 percent of the east side of town, said Brown.
City crews rerouted power to get everyone up and running. Brown said Tuesday morning that they would wait for the storm to subside before repairing the downed power lines.
At 9:25 a.m. Tuesday, some areas of town lost power once again for about 15-20 minutes. Brown explained one power line feeds the area on the north side of the city and another on the south side.
Holyoke Golf Course took a hit Monday evening when trees were uprooted in the tornado-like wind that ravaged the area. —Enterprise photo
Monday night, they added the south load to the north line. Brown suspects when people starting their heat up Tuesday, overloading occurred. At that point they upsized a fuse to handle the increased load.
A 9:25 a.m. fire alarm at Grainland Co-op chemical plant on County Road 41 was set off Tuesday morning, but there was no fire. The VFD determined it was triggered when the electricity was lost.
Rance Ferguson, Highline Electric Association line superintendent for the Holyoke area, said Tuesday morning that HEA had 18-19 broken poles, mostly in the Holyoke area.
The other HEA area hit Monday night was the Red Willow area north of Yuma and Otis, Ferguson said.
Something blew into poles three miles south of the stoplight in Holyoke, but the rest were downed by the wind itself.
Ferguson said by 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, HEA had everyone's power back on, with the exception of one house in the Red Willow area.
The Weather Channel reported steady winds at 37 mph about 10:45 p.m. Monday, with gusts up to 61 mph during the evening's storm.
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I went on a four day scouting trip and ended up seeing two Antelope. I found a lot of tracks that looked like deer but around half the size of deer. Either there are a lot fawns running around or they were Antelope tracks. However I am not sure so I thought I would ask you guys here. Are these antelope tracks?? I have more pics of tracks but I will load them later.
I have never hunted Antelope and this was my first of hopefully many scouting trips just a 250 mile trip to do it. I had a lot of fun and got to use my new spotting scope which is a Redfield Rampage which I am glad to have. However I believe I only needed a scope that would go 35 or 40 power max 60 power seems to be over kill. To get a scope that has great clarity and focus at 60 power you would need to spend a lot of money which I don't have. I really like the scope but 60 power it was hard to focus.
One of the antelopes I saw the smaller one. The other one I couldn't get pictures of wasn't thinking of that he was the first one I saw and he was pretty big. His fork part was above his ears by an 1/2 an inch or better. Good curles also.
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And a pic of the smaller goat I saw
Yep, look like prairie goat tracks.
That is getting a jump on the season!
Where I hunt in MT, antelope are pretty migratory, and won't be on their hunting season ranges in numbers until late summer.
Same here. Kinda early for scouting but your in the rite place it seems. That's always a good thing to look for is the Prongs, Cutters, Diggers what ever you want to call the to be above the ears. You should pick up Mikes Antalope book for field judging it could help you out. Also watch this weeks Eastmans. Some good Info for you.
Thanks guys, I also called the park ranger and he said he has been working in that area for the past couple weeks and has been seeing around 20 to 50 antelope a day. I actually went up there to turkey hunt also but that was a bust so I scouted instead. This will be my first time hunting Antelope and my plan is to order the book and dvd combo here soon from Eastmans.
I figured that they have different areas for different times of the year which is why I didn't see many Antelope. So do they migrate north during the summer then start working back south towards the fall??
I have a lot more research to do and plan on going up again here in June or July. My boy wants to do a survival trip so I figured I would go back up there do a lot of hiking and scouting up there while showing my boy how to survive on the land. He and I watch a lot of survival shows like Bear Grylls and Dual Survival so he is pretty excited about going.
Thanks for the info guys!!!
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Where were you scouting at, I was in the pine ridge area last week and saw lots antelope, couple easily in the mid 70's, lots of deer and turkey, buffalo and more phesants than I have ever seen up there. Good luck on your hunt.
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McKelvie national state park was where I was
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Bacitracin is a germ-killing medicine called an antibiotic, which is used to treat infections. Small amounts of Bacitracin are dissolved in petroleum jelly to create antibiotic ointments.
Bacitracin overdose occurs when someone swallows products containing this ingredient or uses more than the normal or recommended amount of the product.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
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Poisonous Ingredient
- Bacitracin
Where Found
Bacitracin may be found in certain over-the-counter antibiotic ointments such as Bactine Triple Antibiotic and Neosporin. It may also be found in some prescription eye ointments such as AK-Tracin.
The medicine also comes in a form that can be given as a shot into a muscle or through a vein. (A real overdose usually only occurs this way.)
Bacitracin is very safe. However, getting bacitracin in your eyes may cause redness and some pain and itching.
Intentionally eating bacitracin in large amounts may cause you to have some pain in your stomach and possibly throw up.
Rarely, bacitracin may cause an allergic reaction. You are most likely to have some redness and itching of your skin during a reaction. However, as with any substance a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) can occur.
Bacitracin is still used as a body-wide (systemic) antibiotic in parts of the world. If it is given by injection, it may cause pain in the area of the shot, skin rash, nausea, vomiting, and bone marrow and kidney failure.
People who are sensitive to neomycin, another topical antibiotic, may react similarly to bacitracin.
Home Care
Stop using the product. Seek immediate emergency medical care. If the chemical is on the skin or in the eyes, flush with lots of water for at least 15 minutes.
If the chemical was swallowed, immediately give the person water or milk. Do NOT give water or milk if the patient is vomiting or has a decreased level of alertness.
Call poison control or your local emergency number (such as 911) for assistance.
Before Calling Emergency
Determine the following information:
- Patient's age, weight, and condition
- Name of product (as well as the ingredients and strength, if known)
- Time it was swallowed
- Amount swallowed
- If the medicine was prescribed for the patient
Poison Control
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Take the container with you to the hospital, if possible.
What to Expect at the Emergency Room
The health care provider will measure and monitor the patient's vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. The patient may receive:
- Medicines to treat symptoms
- Skin washing (irrigation) if the product touched the skin
Outlook (Prognosis)
If an allergic reaction has developed and can be controlled, recovery is very likely. Survival beyond 24 hours usually is a sign that recovery is likely.
Alternative Names
Polysporin ointment overdose; Baciquent ointment overdose
Monograph: Bacitracin. MD Consult. July 6, 2012.
Update Date 1/18/2014
Updated by: Jacob L. Heller, MD, MHA, Emergency Medicine, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, WA. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.