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Scope and policy
Archivos de Medicina Veterinaria publishes, in Spanish or English, original scientific contributions such as scientific articles, reviews and short communications which can include clinical observations, descriptions of methods or techniques and advances in all aspects of veterinary science and animal welfare.
Style and layout of manuscripts
Types of articles:
Review articles: provide expert summaries of current knowledge in a particular field of veterinary science, and do not necessarily have a set format. Authors should consult with the Editor before initiating a review. The Editorial Committee may solicitan expert to prepare a review, which will also be refereed and edited. Reviews must not exceed 30 pages in length, including tables, figures and references. Only reviews in English will be accepted.
Scientific articles: report new advances in veterinary science based on original research. The format must include summary, introduction, material and methods, results, discussion, resumen, acknowledgements (when pertinent) and references. The maximum length of the manuscript is 20 pages, including tables, figures and references.
Short communications: briefly informof an advance, experimental result, or new methodology, with the following format: summary, introduction, material and methods, results and discussion (combined), resumen, acknowledgements (when pertinent) and references. The maximum length of the manuscript is 12 pages, including tables, figures and references.
Case report: is a brief note and case report that describes novel findings and contribute significantly to the understanding of the Veterinary Science. The maximum length is 1,300 words including an abstract with 50 words, 15 references and 2 tables or figures, or one of each. Only reports in English will be accepted.
General presentation: The journal publishes articles in English or Spanish. Manuscripts must be written using 12 point Times New Roman font with one and a half-line spacing, on one side only of letter paper (21.5 x 27.9 cm) using 2 cm margins on all sides. Pages must be numbered consecutively in the top right corner, and lines must be numbered on the left, starting with number one, on all pages.
Headings must be in upper case, leftjustified on a separate line with no full stop following, eg. MATERIAL AND METHODS. Only the first letter of subheadings is capitalized. Primary subheadings (eg. Experimental design) should be leftjustified; secondary subheadings are left justified and italicized. Do not use underlining and do not number sub-headings or itemized lists.
In the text, numbers must be written in numerals. When a sentence begins with a number or when necessary for clarity, this should be written in words. A decimal point must be preceded by a number (eg. 0.5 not . 5) and a point is used to denote the decimal in English and a comma in Spanish. All measurem ents should be reported in IS units unless it is normal practice in a discipline to use derivatives (eg. the Curie international unit). Dates must be formatted as 07 September, 1954 in the text, but Founded in 1969 ISSN 0301-732x Journal indexed by the following international scientific repertoires: Current Contents Agriculture, Biology and Environmental Sciences (CC/AB and ES), Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, International (C.A.B.I.), Dairy Science Abstracts, Veterinary Bulletin, Animal Breeding Abstracts; Helminthological Abstracts S.A., Biological Abstracts; Agrindex, Periodica, Focus on: Veterinary Sciences and Medicine. they may be abbreviated in tables and figures. Use the 24-hour clock for tim es of day (e. g. 13: 00 h).
Chemical nomenclature must be expressed using the Biochemical Society Standards (Biochem J 209, 1-27, 1983), generic names (in lower caps) must be used for medications. I f brands and sources of medications need to be included, this should be included as a foot note. Enzymes must be identified at first mention, in accordance with the Enzyme Commission of the International Union of Biochemistry.
Latin terminology and abbreviations commonly used in scientific literature, such as in vitro, in vivo, ad libitum must beitalicized. Scientific names of animal species should be mentioned once in the text, complete and in brackets, subsequently only the common name used. Probability values must be presented as P< 0.05 or P< 0.01. Standard deviation, standard error of the mean and confidence intervals are abbreviated as follows: SD , SEM and CI , respectively.
Titles should be short, specific and informative. The title is centred in bold, starting at line 10 without using trade names or abbreviations. Only the first letter is capitalised. The superscript symbol # should be used to indicate the source of funding, with details given as a footnote, if appropriate.
Author's names and addresses
Author's nam es are written underneath the title, separated by a space. Use initials (without stops) and surnam es only, separated by comas, as in the example: CT Westwood, E Bramley, IJ Lean. Superscript letters should be used after each author's name to identify the section, department, service or institute of the author where the work was conducted. The corresponding author is indicated using the superscript letter followed by an asterisk, with the full contact details, including fax number and em ail address indicated in the footnote.
These are used to define abbreviations used in table titles, commercial brands, the name and address of companies, or when a source of funding needs to be included. They must be indicated with numbers.
The second page must contain a summary in Spanish, of no more than 250 words, that describes the objectives of the study or research, the material and methods used, the principal results and the most important conclusions. Non standard abbreviations must not be used. On a separate line, left-justified and separated by a space, up to four palabras claves (key words) should be identified.Introduction
The subheading "Introduction" is written on the third page on line 1. In the following line, indented by 5 spaces, the context of the study is briefly presented without an ex tensive revision of the theme, and only citing the most relevant references. When appropriate, the hypothesis and objectives of the study must be clearly and concisely presented. The one and a half-line spacing between paragraphs must be kept.Material and methods
Separated by one space from the previous section, this section should contain sufficient detail to allow others to repeat the study. When the first reference in the text is made to medications or chemicals, the genericname, dose and route of administration should be indicated. For specialized equipment, the brand, model and manufacturer's name must be indicated.
Details of all statistical methods used must be given at the end of this section under the subheading "Statistical analysis" and should include adequate detail to allow readers to determine precisely how data have been analysed and the units that are used to express the results (mathematical mean, standard deviation, standard error of the mean, mediums, ranges or confidence limits, etc.). The use of parametric (Chi-square, student's T-test, ANOVA, etc.) or nonparametric (Wilcoxon, Kruskal-Wallis etc.) analyses must be indicated. The name, version and sources of computational statistical analysis programs must be identified, eg. SPSS version 9.0 for Windows (SPSS Inc, Chicago IL, USA).
Separated by one space from the previous section, this section should contain a concise and logical description of the results obtained without discussion or reference to other work. The minimum number of tables and figures should be included to present the pertinent data without repetition, and data presented in tables and figures should not be repeated in the text.Discussion
This section, separated by one space from the previous section, should evaluate and interpret the results and relate these to other relevant results. The results should not be repeated and new results must not be presented in this section. Care should be taken to ensure that the discussion is developed in a logical and concise manner, and conclusions are reached, as well as a discussion of their relevance. Conclusions that are not directly supported by the data of the study or other unpublished studies should not be presented.Summary
The summ ary is written in English, and must be presented on a separate page. The summary should contain the same elements as the "resumen". On a separate line, following the summary, left justified in small caps and separated by a space, up to four key words should be identified.Acknowledgements
This section should be brief, and should only include people or institutions that have made a direct contribution, provided necessary material or have provided the facilities for the study's development.References
The accuracy of the reference section is the responsibility of the authors and references must be verified against the original article. Please ensure that all articles cited in the text are included in the reference list and vice versa. In the text, citations should be listed in parentheses in chronological order, citing authors' names, and using et al after the first author's name where there are more than two (e.g. Pérez 1994, Castro and Martínez 1996, Cifuentes et al 2002).
The reference list must be ordered alphabetically according to the first author's name, and all authors' names and initials must be included. When no author is given, use the term "Anonymous" in both text and reference list. References with the same author, single or with coauthors, should be listed in chronological order. The letters a, b, c, etc. should be appended as a superscript when more than one work is cited from the sam e author within the same year. Authors names should appear with the initials and first letter of the surname in upper caps and the remainder of the surname in lower caps, with no dots between initials. Journal titles and names of books should be in italics using standard abbreviations. Use the following exam ples as a guide:
For journal articles:
Matamoros R, C Gómez, M Andaur. 2002. Hormonas de utilidad diagnóstica en medicina veterinaria. Arch Med Vet 34, 167-182.
Severino G, M del Zompo. 2004. Adverse drug reactions: role of pharm acogenomics. Pharmacol Res 49, 363-373.
For chapters in books or occasional publications:
Flórez J. 1992. Fármacos analgésicos opiáceos. En: Flórez J (ed). Farmacología Humana. 2ª ed. Masson-Salvat, Barcelona, España, Pp 25-28.
WHO, World Health Organization. 1972. International Drug Monitoring: The role of national centres. Tech Rep Ser WHO N° 48.
SAG, Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero, Chile. 1996. Resolución Exenta N° 3599 del 29 de noviembre de 2006.
Weinstein L, MN Swartz. 1974. Pathogenic properties of invading microorganisms. In: Sodeman WA Jr, Sodeman WA (eds). Pathogenic physiology: Mechanism of Disease. WB Saunders, Philadelphia, USA, Pp 457-472.
For articles and proceedings published in regular series:
For dissertations:
For Theses:
Minimise the citation of abstracts as references. Authors are specifically discouraged from citing "unpublished data" or "personal communication", unless this information exists in written form, in which case the text should be referred to, but this should not appear in the list of references. References to papers which have been accepted but not published should be cited as "in press", whereas manuscripts which have been submitted for publication but not accepted should be referred to as "unpublished data".
Web pages should not be included as references. If so required, web page addresses should be written as footnotes, including date of consultation.Complementary instructions Tables
The titles to tables and figures must be presented in both Spanish and English.
The number of tables should be kept to a minimum and presented on separate pages with their respective titles in English and Spanish at the top. Information in tables must not be repeated in the text. Tables must be numbered consecutively with Arabic numbers in the order in which they are referred to in the text. The brief title to the table should indicate the contents of the table and should be understandable without reference to the text. Each column of each table must have a short or abbreviated heading. Only column headings and general titles should be separated with horizontal lines. Data columns should be separated by spaces and not vertical lines. When additional explanatory information is required, this should appear at the foot of the table. Explanatory information for non-standard abbreviations and units should appear within parentheses. If superscripts are used to indicate significant differences between values, use a, b, c. Minimise the number of digits in each column. Indicate a zero value as 0. Table widths should not exceed 80 mm for one column or 170 mm for two columns.Figures
Figures should be submitted on separate pages, with their respective titles in English and Spanish at the bottom and numbered consecutively using Arabic numerals in the order they are referred to in the text. Eg. Figure 1, not Fig. 1. Figures include all illustrations that are not Tables, eg. graphs, radiographies, ecographies, electrocardiogram sphotographs, etc. Figures must be vertically oriented and be accompanied by a short descriptive caption that contains an explanation for all markers, lines and symbols used but no abbreviations. If the figure contains sections, these should be labelled as a, b, c, etc. in the top right corner and must be described in the caption.
The authorship of non original figures must be acknowledged, and when appropriate, authorization to reproduce these figures must be provided.
A proof will be sent to the corresponding author for proofreading, and must be returned within the specified time. Otherwise the Editor reserves the right to carefully proof-read the article but without assuming responsibility for errors, to continue with the publication process.
The final decision regarding acceptance of the manuscript will be taken when the Editorial Committee accepts the manuscript following correction according to the referees' comments.
Alterations to the proof that do not correspond to minor errors will not be accepted. Neither the Editor nor the Publisher accept any responsibility for printed errors which were not noted by the authors at the time of proof-reading the proof.
Submission of manuscripts
Manuscripts should be submitted to the Editor via the on line platform at www.archmedvet.cl and must include:
Referees of Archivos de Medicina Veterinaria willaid the Editorial Committee to determine whether the manuscript fulfills publication requirements. The authors must suggest at least 3 referees. All articles submitted for publication will be assessed by two referees. The referees will be selected by the Editorial Committee, and may or may not include those nominated by the authors. In the case of a disagreement between the referee's reports, a third referee will aid the Editorial Committee to reach a decision. Referees are obliged to keep all information from the articles confidential, including unpublished information.
Authors should state any potential conflicts of interest at the time of submission of the manuscript. Such information will not alter established editorial and review policies but will assist the editorial staff in avoiding any potential conflicts that could give the appearance of a biased review.
Previous to the publication of accepted articles, the publication charge must be paid, the amount of which can be found at www.veterinaria.uach.cl.
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There's some weird issue on her site where people sometimes see garbage, and sometimes don't (previous discussion here). So, readers, will you please click here, and say whether you see garbage there in comments here (since if the page is garbage, you won't be able to leave comments there), and give your browser and your operating system, with versions?
For example, Firefox 3.2.6, OS X 10.4.11. Maybe that will give enough data for Avedon to track the problem down.
And if you wouldn't mind returning to that same link later, and also posting that result, that would be great. Because from the discussion, sometimes it's garbage and sometimes it isn't.
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Thank you, editor_u!
Safari 4.1.3 OS X 10.4.11
EDIT: Couldn't see 'em a couple hours ago, now I can.
1. Raw HTML ("garbage") in Safari (I still see this)
2. No comment link (but a vertical bar |). I see this now. Maybe it's intentional on the posts that are single pages, but don't think so.
Firefox 10.0, Win XP.
Sorry to hear about the glitches....
The "|" is what I see when I don't allow Active X. I routinely ignore Active X when I look at my own pages before I post them (unlike Haloscan, Echo is not live before it's posted, so it doesn't work), so I see it all the time. But my browser doesn't ask me whether to allow Active X when I actually look at the page online, so I see the comments instead.
I hit the bookmark and get a blank page. That's it. No idea why this is happening.
... and now not. Eesh.
I'm running Win7 Professional and have no problems with either Firefox 10.0.2 or IE 9.0.8 64-bit, but Chrome just shows the underlying HTML code without rendering it.
I'm using Safari 5.1. and Mac OS 10.7.
That's not the front page...
I'm using Win 7, IE 9.0.8112.16421. This is a pretty new PC, and I haven't got around to loading any other browsers yet.
Under Ubuntu Linux, Chrome 17.0.963.46 the underlying HTML source is displayed (i.e. garbage) while Firefox 10.0.2 renders it OK. But, the HTML is badly broken. The creator needs to run the page through a validator (e.g. http://validator.w3.org/ ) and start fixing the reported problems. Some of the errors are probably somewhat benign, but there's little doubt that something's seriously amiss with the HTML.
I don't even understand the errors it's flagging.
I know how to do simple code, which is what most of this is. I have no idea why it's saying it can't detect the docoment type when it has the HTML tags, except that it's claiming "<" as an illegal character! How can that be?
I'm just as confused about the rest - all of this stuff has been working as long as I've had the pages up, and suddenly it's "illegal". This is all pretty simple HTML crap except for a couple of pieces of code I use for things like comments and such.
And I don't understand how the archive page can be broken for people when the front page isn't, since there's more stuff on the front page, but there is *nothing* on the archive page that isn't on the front page.
It will take a better coder than me to figure out what's wrong.
Every HTML page must have a DOCTYPE declaration. See here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_doctyp... . Some of the errors you're seeing may have to do with your failure to supply one.
The style tag must occur within the head section and it must be a single tag set containing all the specifications you wish to apply within the body of the document. It's possible to assign a style within a span tag within the body, but that's different from the style tag per se. See:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_style.asp .
Oftentimes badly written (i.e. unparsable) HTML will render properly. The trouble is, when it does "break" such coding can be a veritable nightmare to debug.
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A proper stylesheet would look like this:
[style type="text/css"] .blackout {background-color: black; color: black;} .i hope {background-color: green; color: red;} .reverse {background-color: black; color: white;} .silly lawsuit {background-color: black; color: orange;} .highlight {background-color: pink; color: black;} .highlight2 {background-color: yellow; color: black;} [/style]
(Replace "style" square brackets with angle brackets )
Here's the Apple Safari (webkit) documentation, which says "Add a DOCTYPE declaration to your HTML files.".
See here. I don't know offhand what tags Avedon uses, but I'm guessing HTML Transitional would be the safest.
but this is what I use:
[!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/REC-html40-199..."]
Again, replace square brackets with angle brackets.
I see that you've gotten the same results I have with Safari 4.1.3 and Firefox 3.2.6 ( Mac OS X 10.4.11). This morning, Avedon's site is still behaving as I described yesterday. I did not, however, describe the comment problem at that time (mainly because I had not completely explored it yet).
Today, if I go to The Sideshow home page, in either browser, at the end of each entry I see the comment link and the permalink (as a time stamp) below it. In both Safari and Firefox, clicking the comment link brings up the comment window (remember we're on the home page, not the single entry page).
Clicking the permalink, in Safari, I still get HTML code, and in Firefox, as before, I get the page rendered correctly.
But on the single page, Firefox does not show the comment link. It shows that "|" symbol, as you described, above. Strange that the comment link does appear on the main page in both browsers, but not on the single page in Firefox (and, of course, one cannot see the comment link in Safari, because all one gets is the HTML.
Now, I don't know whether this helps at all (I am clueless regarding Javascript), but in the raw HTML for the single page, I see some code immediately following the final words of the post ("…but I don't know.") that looks like it is supposed to bring up the comment window. I can't post the code here, because it does not render as text (I've sent it to you (Lambert) in plain text). (The next bit of code after that seems to be for the permalink, though I haven't looked as closely at it.)
I do note that the (comment) code in question seems to be identical on the home page and the single page, but produces a link on the home page and just an "|" on the single page. Perhaps I'm not seeing straight yet (only one cup of coffee so far), and I've missed something. Even if my observation is correct, though, I don't know that it means anything at all. You really shouldn't let amateurs play with HTML (or Javascript).
That refers to me, of course.
That's why the tags have human-readable names.
People used to type in the code, before the corporations seduced us back into using their tools with WYSIWYG...
[bracket]HTML[bracket] was simple. It's an HTML page, it says HTML, the end.
The whole idea of adding the DOCTYPE may have been introduced some time in the last ten years, but the HTML tag has always been enough.
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IT IS OFTEN argued that television news caused the United States to intervene in Somalia in 1992. Bernard C. Cohen writes that in the 1990s television
has demonstrated its power to move governments. By focusing daily on the starving children in Somalia, a pictorial story tailor-made for television, TV mobilized the conscience of the nation's public institutions, compelling the government into a policy of intervention for humanitarian reasons.1
In the view of Michael Mandelbaum, "televised pictures of starving people" in Somalia "created a political clamor to feed them, which propelled the U.S. military" into action.2 Adam Roberts characterizes U.S. intervention in Somalia as "Responding to the immediate pressure of media."3 George F. Kennan describes American policy as "controlled by popular emotional impulses, and particularly ones provoked by the commercial television industry."4
Next to Vietnam, Somalia may be the most often cited case of media influence on American foreign policy. The argument that television contributed to the U.S. decision to intervene in Somalia is consistent with the chronology of events and news stories presented in this chapter. Somalia appeared on American television just before major changes in U.S. policy in August and November 1992, and these stories might well have influenced the decision of the Bush administration to act. What is not clear, however, is why Somalia appeared on television in the first place.
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Anyone know what model these are?
I bought some just to try them out.
Anyone know what model these are?
I bought some just to try them out.
I don't know anything about them either, but I think I'll get a set. Thumbshifters are hard to come by. I hope they have a friction option. I haven't seen a set that didn't. I wonder who made them?
They say they are made by Shimano. But the photos aren't large enough to read the name on the bolt.
they look like they are pretty sturdy little shifters. The seller told me they were indexed, before I bought them. Like you said, I have never come across a set that didn't have a friction option.
They don't say they're made by Shimano. It says "Shimano comp" I'm assuming that "comp" means compatible. I ordered a set, so I'll find out for sure.
I have a set that I ordered off of ebay a couple weeks ago. They are a bit bulky--you don't really get a sense of scale from the photo. They are indexed--inside there's a plate/washer with indexing holes drilled into it. These key into/index with a sprung bearing. I simply removed the tiny bearing from the front shifter and it now friction shifts just fine. Because of the bulk, the next mod will be to see if regular downtube shifter levers will work with this setup. The rear indexing works fine with a Shimano 7sp cassette, so I left it alone.
I don't remember seeing "Shimano" stamped or printed anywhere on them, and I don't ever recall seeing shimano shifters this large, so I imagine "Shimano comp." translates out of ebay-ese as "Shimano compatible."
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I just ordered a set too. It's hard to find nice thumbies for anywhere near the price - even considering shipping. Now to find a bike for them...
In search of what to search for.
I have a bunch of cheap thumb friction shifters if anyone wants them, just pay shipping
bump. no photos?
These photos will give you an idea of what they look like on a bike.
Shipping from the seller was only 2 days.
They're nice. But I think the indexing plate inside the shifter is homemade. The distance between the smallest cog and the second smallest is different than the others and, because of that, sfifting wasn't very preise.
I took the plate out and it shifts flwlessly in friction mode.
The front shifter works very well.
If you plan on using the as mounts only to install different shifters, they are defintely worth the price.
I purchased the 3x6 pair.
Mine came today. They're ridiculously oversized, but that makes them a good match with some Campagnolo Euclid brake levers I have.
They may be Falcon shifters manufactured in Taiwan. I have never seen a pair of Shimano or SunTour shifters that looked like these.
They say " Index VIC shifter"
It's too small for me but I believe it might fit my 15 year old daughter, who has expressed some interest in a road bike. But--- I don't think she will adapt well to friction shifting. Do you think I could fit these thumb shifters on drop bars? They look big. Could they be mounted near the stem so she could shift from the tops? The price is right so I might buy a set. But your thoughts ahead of time are appreciated. Thanks!
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Pastor Bob, I've got an '84 le tour. One way you can tell if that's what you have is that the bikes came with Suntour Symmetric downtube shifters. The frame should have a unique braze-on mount on the downtube for the shifters, not compatible with any other downtube shifter. I believe '85 le tours had these also, as well as other models I'm sure; but at least it's one distinctive characteristic that might help you ID yours. Also, the Suntour rear dropouts are very pretty on these bikes, bare metal and kind of shiny where the axle slides in and is secured.
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Pastor Bob,
As you can see, I'm running flats on the Peugeot.
I'll go ahead and tell you that these fit on the thinner section of my bars very snugly. I doubt they would fit on drops.
That being said, the metal of the clamp is very easily bent. I had to bend them all the way out to get them on the bars, as I didn't feel like taking all of my clutter off.
With a lightly longer bolt, I'm pretty certain they would fit on there. But, the bolt on there is mounted in a square tapered hole, so it doesn't move while tightening the lower bolt. The base of the shifters cover that bolt. I didn't try it out, so I don't know if it's possible. It certainly isn't welded. I can look closer if you like.
Also, now that I have these shifters and bases, I have a set of Shimano SIS stem shifters for a 6 speed that need a home. They are perfectly funtionaly, as I used them for 600 + miles. They were the standard shifters from my 1987 Schwinn World Sport.
Thanks for the offer. I'll let you know. Are the SIS indexed shifters? Just curious. I believe I have a pair that were on a set of bars and a stem I hauled home from the dump recently.
The first thing I need to do is to see if the frame is too big for my daughter. No reason to do anything if she won't ride this bike.
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Here's a little more info on my '84 le tour, Pastor Bob (apologies to jonathan180iq for being off topic):
front and rear derailleurs, Suntour ARX
crankset, Sugino BT double
brakes, Dia Compe 500 sidepulls
handlebar, Sakae Road Champion
stem, Schwinn sized (21.15mm aka .833") SR branded
seatpost, fluted Laprade
wheelset, aluminum hook edged Weinmann rims laced to Schwinn Approved hubs
freewheel, six speed Atom
saddle, Schwinn branded
handlebar tape, bright golden yellow
The color of the bike is dark blue, with yellow and white decals. The words "le tour" are in very small white letters on the forward end of the top tube.
The tubing decal says:
Cro Moly
Double Butted
Main Tubes
frame built in America
It does sound like you've got the unique shifter boss for the Symmetric shifters, Pastor Bob. Those shifters are kind of interesting, they have a cam inside the shifter body that connects the two levers. The cam causes the front shifter to automatically trim the front derailleur as you shift through the cogs in the rear.
I bought the bike at a yard sale for $25 a few years ago, as a parts bike for rebuilding my '83 le tour luxe. As it turned out, I didn't use it for parts after all. When I bought it, it looked like it had been ridden a couple of times and then put away in a time capsule, so I'm pretty confident all the parts I listed above are original. If your bike turns out to be an '84 le tour, you'll see what I mean about the nice looking dropouts, the shiny bare metal is very striking on the outsides of the dropouts, and it extends down the outside face of the derailleur hanger.
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That bare metal on the dropouts is stainless steel. I saw that in a catalog. That's a really nice touch for a relatively inexpensive bike.


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What's in a name? Plenty, in some cases. None in others. We've all heard them – the ridiculous names some parents burden their children with, like a heavy yoke upon their shoulders. They have been around for generations. Many such burdensome names today are ethnically themed, so some will see this article as an act of prejudice, even discrimination. This could not be further from the truth. I am looking out for the future well-being of as yet unborn children, trying to protect them from the foolish choices of their parents. And besides, horrid naming decisions span racial, ethnic, socio-economic, gender and all other barriers of our diverse society. It is for this reason that I, a small government Conservative, propose a new government agency – The Legislature of Nomenclature.
It is a sad reality that such a body has become necessary. But thumb through a child's yearbook, a company's email database a phone book (if you can find one), or better yet, your local jail bookings, and you will see why the Legislature of Nomenclature (LON) must indeed be established.
Names such as Shacresia, Moesha, Bertha, Tonderier, Dontarius, Mathildagarde and Elquinton are placing a permanent disability upon their owner. Such names will limit future earnings, reduce marriage options, increase the likelihood of depression and in some cases incarceration, and cause permanent loss of self-esteem via the fact that nobody will know how to spell or pronounce these names. Nakeydia, LaDerrick and Wilbur will not have many friends. They will be forced into a life of crime and/or poverty. Nobody will hire them. What could motivate someone to name their child Quintasia, Shenethea or Homer?
The great societal commentators, Key and Peele have humorously captured this crisis in their "East-West Bowl" skits, and other hilarious bits. Many of the names they use are not that far off from reality.
Equally offensive are the intrinsically female names that parents sometimes regrettably assign to male children. Examples of this are Kim, June, Leslie and Carroll. One can only ask, "WHY?"
The LON would put a stop to all of these injustices. This would be governing body, run by the state and formed at the local level. Duly elected county commissioners would appoint LON members to four or six year terms. Boards would consist of seven members, and should be loosely representative of the local population …. as it stood in 1950. A state board would have oversight and could overrule or handle any appeals. The state level LON would have the final word. In order to be appointed to the Legislature of Nomenclature, a thorough background check would be conducted, including a full criminal check. Minimum educational requirement would include a Bachelors degree. Names of prospective board members, their children, grandchildren and their parents would be considered and objectionable names would disqualify a candidate.
State LON members would be appointed by a duly elected, and reasonably named, governor and would serve 10-year terms. Members could be removed by a two-thirds majority of the state legislature.
Once the LON approves a name, that name would be added to the local Naming Roster and would then be eligible for all parents to use. The LON would confer once per week and stamp all recent birth certificates with their approval, thus making the name official. The work of the LON would serve the valuable purpose of preserving – in many places restoring – the dignity of the "naming pool" – the commonly accepted list of names to choose from when giving birth to a human child. The LON would also act upon the behalf of newborn or unborn children, protecting their future safety and pride from the harsh physical and mental cruelties that would inevitably accompany a ridiculous name.
I finally side with many liberals who think more government is the answer! In this case, someone has to take a stand and introduce some regulation. I therefore nominate myself for the inaugural position on my local Legislature of Nomenclature! Do I hear a second?


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Værelset, som Marcos udlejer er rigtig godt. Det hele var pænt og nydeligt og der var heller ikke noget i vejen med toilettet og badeværelset :) samtidig ligger værelset meget tæt på Bethnal Green Station - højst fem min gang gennem en park, som dog lukker senere på aftenen.
Det eneste man skal være opmærksom på er, at værelset ligger i den mere skumle ende af London, og det er nok bedst at ankomsten og afrejsen sker i dagtimerne. Vi havde en uheldig episode, hvor vi om natten stod og ventede på en taxa der ikke kom og samtidig fik af vide af politiet, at vi skulle passe på os selv, da der løb en mand med en kniv rundt i det kvarter vi boede.
Marcos var en god vært og han svarede os venligt på de spørgsmål vi havde.
The entire apartment was always very clean and that made it a very nice and comfortable place to be. There was a quiet and calm atmosphere, and Marcos seemed very welcoming and helpful
My only critique point is that I couldn't adjust the heating system, so at times the temperature inside my room was far too high.
Good place to stay, very central and close to living streets (with spicy restaurants) though in a quiet area.
Bed very good, but room too hot in winter -for me-.
Don't expect to find salt nor oil in the kitchen.
Apartment near the center, however, to find advice navigator, he very courteous and I understand why ... it is not an attic but rather ... a ground floor bathroom with a loft full of mold ... dirty sheets .... € 50 per room for three rooms in an apartment of 35 square meters ... sorry but it's not for the money but the agent must understand that accommodates people and that € 50 per night becomes too .... do vobis ... . doubt of past reviews goodbye ...
Appartamento vicino al centro però per trovarlo consiglio navigatore,Lui molto cortese e ho capito il motivo...non è un attico ma bensì un pian terreno...un bagno con soffitta piena di muffa...lenzuola sporche....€50 a camera per tre stanze in un appartamento di 35 metri quadri...scusatemi ma non è per i soldi ma l'agente deve capire che ospita persone e che anche €50 a notte diventano eccessive....fate vobis....dubito delle passate recensioni...arrivederci
In contradiction to what I read in the reviews, I thought the place was pretty easy to find (I had taken a picture of where it was on Google maps, that really helped). Marcos was nice, but we didn't have that much contact with him, he showed us around and left us to it, and for us that was enough. The room was nice, it looked a bit like a hotel room, it's really convenient to have your own fridge and TV in the room. We didn't use the kitchen, but it looked nice and clean. The bathroom could use some fixing(I think they are busy doing that!), but worked fine as well. The place was a bit noisy (I once heard a child cry somewhere in the flat in the middle of the night) but not so much that it bothered us. The neighborhood was fine, I didn't feel unsafe, and Bethnal Green station really is conveniently close. The best thing about the room is that it's not so expensive, so if you're going to be out and about in Londen all day, and you just need a nice place to sleep, I would surely recommend one of Marcos's rooms!
Room was averege/good, not excellent like in description. Hard to find for first time. Specific smell but except this everything was like in description. Good contact.
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Chicken Caesar Salad
This grilled chicken Caesar salad looks and tastes fancy but couldn't be easier to make.
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (1/2 pound)
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1/8 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/8 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 4 cups torn romaine
- 1 small tomato, thinly sliced
- Caesar salad dressing
- Caesar salad croutons
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Brush chicken with oil. Combine the basil, oregano, garlic salt, pepper, and paprika, and sprinkle over chicken.
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Grill, uncovered, over medium-low heat for 12-15 minutes or until juices run clear, turning several times.
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Arrange romaine and tomato on plates. Cut chicken into strips; place on top. Drizzle with dressing. Sprinkle with croutons.
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About a quarter-mile from Franklin Community High School, a small slice of Japanese culture is being cultivated.
A flagstone pathway leads through a wooden torii gate, traditionally used in Japan to mark the entrance into a holy shrine.
Weeping cherry trees, cool-bark maples and bamboo dot the property. Lanterns and flags decorate the curved plant beds. A mock pond, created using polished blue glass instead of water, adds to the serene scene.
A group of Franklin students have transplanted the serenity and peace of the traditional Japanese garden onto their school's campus. For the past five years, students in the Japanese language program have planted trees, shrubs and flowers found in Japan, planned out beds, built seating and kept the garden alive.
The small natural sanctuary provides students with a unique place to study, an area to reflect or meditate, and highlights the city's close connection with Japanese culture.
"It's something we left behind, like a landmark," senior Will Endris said. "It's not like something in sports, where it's stats in a book. This is something we did, that will be here for years and years that you can always come back to see."
On a warm April afternoon, Endris and fellow senior Alex Stucker jabbed their shovels in the section of garden reserved for the Class of 2013. Each senior would have the chance to plant a pink weeping cherry tree, but they had to do the work themselves.
This year's graduating class were freshmen one year after the garden was first planted. They've been the first class to help with it for all four years of schooling, which has given them a sense of ownership of it.
"We started it our freshman year, so it's kind of our baby," Stucker said. "It started when we started."
The garden was started by Kathy Streit, who at the time was the Japanese teacher at Franklin. She learned of a $400 grant opportunity through the state that provided funds to schools for projects that benefited the community.
Working with her advanced Japanese language students, they came up with a plan to plot a traditional Japanese garden in an unused portion of the school campus.
"Kids don't have such a connection to the earth, and growing things. They're into the more technical. If you get them out there with all of this nature, they're exposed to all kinds of new things," Streit said.
Since the early 1900s, Franklin has had a connection to Japanese culture. One of its most famous citizens, Thomasine Allen, left the city to work as a missionary in Kuji, Japan.
That relationship led Franklin and Kuji to become sister cities. The two celebrated the 50th anniversary of their relationship in 2010.
Japanese companies such as NSK Corp., KYB and Premium Composite Technology North America have built facilities in Franklin, strengthening the bond.
The garden was a way to reflect that, Streit said.
Streit worked with school officials to gain approval, and once they were awarded the grant, her class went to work planning the garden.
Each student chose a tree that would be found in a garden in Japan. Those cherry trees, maples and honey locust became the basis for the plot.
"When I was still teaching at the high school, I used it as a place to teach Japanese," she said. "I used it to teach about the elements of the Japanese garden, and then we'd practice grammar patterns using words we'd use in the garden, such as dig, plant, ground."
Subsequent years brought additions and improvements to the garden.
The Franklin version deviates slightly from the traditional Japanese garden. In Japan, gardens are mostly comprised of green plants and tend to avoid flowers and bright colors.
But the classes have tried to keep many of the ideals of Japanese landscaping alive. Odd numbers of items are considered lucky, so Streit tried to keep the garden with an odd number of plants.
Imperfection is also an idea the Japanese consider important.
"In art it highlights the imperfections of life. It's not all the same and smoothed out. So we haven't tried to have a perfectly round garden or a perfect square," Streit said. "We let the kids decide most of what we do."
The garden has never used school funds or taxpayer money, Streit said. Instead, she and the other Japanese teachers have taken advantage of grants and donations to expand and improve it.
Lowe's provided a $4,000 grant, which helped pay for a pergola that provided seating and shelter for classes that used it. The high school's construction class helped build it.
The Johnson County Garden Club provided money that was used to make a ramp, so that the garden would be handicapped-accessible.
"We wanted to get it available for all of the classes in the high school to use it for instruction, or just to get out of the classroom and have a different place to learn," Streit said.
Though Streit is retired, she still works with Japanese teacher Geoffrey Dean to care for it. She does much of the maintenance and upkeep, while Dean's students spend time clearing it.
Senior Gage Gregory started taking a Japanese class four years ago. He didn't want to do the common languages such as Spanish or French and thought the Japanese option was unique.
Since then, he's been helping with the garden, learning to appreciate the culture of Japan as well as its language.
The fact that the garden will be a permanent part of Franklin's campus in the future is important to him.
"I'm definitely going to want to come here and show my kids this. I'll visit after I graduate," Gregory said.
Japanese gardens
Common plants include the morning glory, pampas grass, white chrysanthemum, spider lily and bamboo
Common trees include the ginko, pine, Japanese maple, flowering cherry, spruce, willow and crabapple trees.
Incorporate extended views into their design, with vistas from every direction looking off into the distance.
Contain elements of harmony, order, simplicity, unity, and variety that appeal to the intellect as well as the senses.
Typical elements besides plants include ponds, stones, bridges, lanterns, water basins and fences.
Water is found in many Japanese gardens as it is a fundamental element in human existence. They are asymmetrical, as they would be in nature. Sounds of water splashing from a waterfall or the trickling of a stream provides extra sensory interests.
Water can also be symbolized by an area of fine sand or polished stones.
Bridges, lanterns and fences are all architectural features constructed of natural materials to symbolize an intrinsic connection between architecture and the landscape.
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Dear sixteen year-old self,
Here's the thing, perfection isn't attainable. It doesn't matter how close you feel to it or how exhilarating it feels for that moment. Imperfection IS perfection. Get used to it. It's going to be a bumpy road.
1.) Your mom is going to suggest you lose weight together. Join her. It works. The results are pretty awesome too: boyfriend, stellar swim season, and a few college recruits!
2.) Here's the thing: when your friends start telling you it's time to stop losing weight, they aren't kidding. You'll LOVE the attention and think they're crazy (or jealous), but you need to stop. Don't count calories obsessively and eat three meals a day. At the very least think about future you, we need a fast metabolism in our twenties.
3.) Stuff happens. It's not pretty. It's not supposed to be. That does not give you an excuse to drink those feelings away, sleep those feelings away, or eat those feelings away. Find an outlet - stay in the pool, stay with your friends. Avoid decisions that leave you vulnerable and lost.
4.) Remember the imperfection thing? Yeah, it gets better and you're imperfections are mistaken as cheeky self-deprecation. Welcome to the era of "one of the guys"! They're good, stay with them, they keep you focused and safe. Do NOT date any of them.
5.) There's this frat party in the second semester of your freshmen year (you'll know it, the whole swim team is invited). Go to it. And when a beautiful man puts his arm around your waist, squeezing you close to whisper in your ear, enjoy it. It's the safest you've felt in years.
6.) Marry the guy from #5. Beach wedding. Surf Taco colors. It's awesome. You'll love it.
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I cook frequently and I never made home made clam sauce. I would love to have your recipe to try if you would be so kind :)
This is a discussion on Anyone drink Manhattans? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I use dry Vermouth in my clam sauce, it's a handy bottle of screw top wine. I chill my glass with Vermouth and ice, then ...
I use dry Vermouth in my clam sauce, it's a handy bottle of screw top wine.
I chill my glass with Vermouth and ice, then dump it all out before pouring chilled, shaken vodka. Try it with Pravda, or Belvedere.
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I cook frequently and I never made home made clam sauce. I would love to have your recipe to try if you would be so kind :)
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5 parts Crown Royal, 2 parts Martini & Rossi sweet vermouth, 3 mulled cherries, half slice of seedless orange. Shake with ice, strain/pour/drink.
Repeat as often as you like.
Maker's is my standard bourbon for mixing and it is of course excellent straight as well. In my opinion, it has the perfect balance between quality and price. I'm not a fan of Jim Beam at all however one of their small batch bourbons, Baker's, is amazing. It's 107 proof and aged for 7 years and is incredibly smooth. Its nose is like a hardwood lumber yard on a cool rainy morning.
I do enjoy an occasional Manhattan although I grew up often fixing my grandparent's evening cocktail of Ginger and Whiskey and my Mom's whiskey sour. My grandfather having been of depression era stock, only bought bottom shelf rotgut by the case, heh. I started giving him a bottle of Makers Mark bourbon on special occasions like birthdays. When he eventually passed, I was helping my mom go through the kitchen and I found them all with only one ever having been opened. He had told my mom that they were too expensive to drink and he saved them so I could have them back.
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Sorry you didn't like the perfect. Dry vermouth is basically a white wine with herbs and more alcohol... so it keeps a long time and can be used a lot in cooking... especially sauces.
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Joe, I like a very dry martini, so yes, I use the vermouth and ice to scent the glass, then dump it. I guess I do it because "martini" sounds better than asking for a triple shot of vodka! Pravda, and Belvedere really are beautiful vodkas.
Kansas isn't known for fine seafood, so I used canned clam meat. No real recipe, I just sauté onions and garlic, then add good diced tomato, salt and pepper. Some vermouth, the clams with the juice, and a squeeze of lemon. I let it cook till it's not too watery. It's not real saucy like a marinara, but has a nice clam flavor.
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