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MNM: MONDAY NIGHT MilCog @ Games Universe:
Except on holiday weeks, every Monday night a group of MilCog members gather at the Greenfield Games Universe location to play games. Their official start time is at 6pm, but people sometimes arrive as early as 4pm. On any given week there will be five to twenty gamers enjoying themselves across the tables.
They also get a chance to shape the design of unpublished games. A couple of the members who attend are also game designers who have prototypes in the testing stage. This means that the gamers in attendance often get a chance to play test and give feedback to the designer of a game before it is published.
By now, you may be asking what types of published games they play. According to member Jeff Woosley, They play "everything." But favorites like King of Tokyo and Glory to Rome see a lot of table time. "We don't decide to head of time what games to play. We bring in games on a Monday night and decide which one will be played that night. We try really hard to make sure everyone has a spot at the game they want to play."
They tend to play games that take less than 90 minutes to play, since they only from 6pm until 8pm to officially game at the location. "We welcome gamers of all of experience levels. We're more than happy to teach someone how to play game they've never played before."
Jeff continues, "The group is always ready to welcome new players new members. It's okay if you can't make a week and its okay if you don't have many games of your own. We all like playing board games. We like learning new games and we like playing old favorites." That sounds like a welcoming group with an awful lot to offer.
Over the last couple of weeks Jeff says that they've played:
Power Grid
For Sale
Castles of Burgundy
Ticket to Ride
Batman Arkham City
Tzolk'in: The Mayan Calendar
I encourage you to check out their next Monday night meetup on July 22nd (link below):
NOTE: This is the submission which earned Jeff the FREE GAME I was offering...
MilCog Invaded Starbucks, AGAIN
Last Monday night a group of nine gamers occupied two tables at Starbucks on N. Mayfair Road for a hosted MilCog event to enjoy some of Starbucks best coffee and baked goods while gathering to play a few games.
While I was there I saw Telestrations, Glory to Rome, and Colossal Arena being played, and joined a game of the classic Sid Sackson game, Acquire, with four others. One of the players had never played the game before, which made it particularly sweet to introduce it to her.
It is always fun for me when I get the chance to play games in public, and this was no exception. As customers came and went, they saw us making mergers and doling out proceeds from the bank. It's great when we get the opportunities to explain our hobby to casual onlookers.
This Starbucks location has ample space for gaming, and the chairs and tables worked great for a comfortable gaming experience. It was a classy place for an enjoyable experience of public play.
Thanks to Joe and Erin for hosting. It looks like you can have the Starbucks/MilCog experience yourself on two upcoming Mondays: August 12th and September 9th.
Details for the August event: http://www.meetup.com/milcog/events/128664142/
Games-A-Lot Thanks MilCog
"Having been previously located in the Milwaukee area for work, I was very fortunate in having had the opportunity to join MilCog, and then to discover such a wonderful world of gaming events. I was also able to find enough gamers to start hosting my own events, and had MilCog not existed, neither would my group have existed (Game-A-Lot). I held numerous events at the apartment I was renting at the time, and I have to credit a good chunk of that success to the efforts of Jamey and MilCog that had taken place previous to my arrival, and had thus provided the motivation and interest to enough people to support yet another group, without impacting attendance at MilCog events.
I'm attaching some event photos from events that took place at that apartment. "
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The decline was felt solely in the gas-directed rig count, which lost six for a total of 320. Oil rigs stayed flat on 1536
The Marcellus shale saw the biggest swing, losing three rigs for a total of 80. Pennsylvania lost three for 57 and West Virginia was flat on 25.
In Ohio, the Utica shale was up by one on 41 and the state gained one for 39.
Texas gained a pair of rigs for 896, though the state's leading Permian basin lost two for 548. The Eagle Ford was up one on 214 and the Granite Wash gained one for 67. The Barnett shale gained two rigs for 28.
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Canada gained 16 rigs for 214, of which 122 were drilling for oil, up 17 from last week.
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This little compressor does everything I expected. I knew by reading the box before buying it that it only produced 4.4 CFM at 90PSI so I wasn't expecting to run air hog tools for...Read complete review
This little compressor does everything I expected. I knew by reading the box before buying it that it only produced 4.4 CFM at 90PSI so I wasn't expecting to run air hog tools for extended periods of time. It will run air ratchets and impact wrenches just fine for short intervals. I was even able to use an air hammer for several minute bursts. This is more than adequate for my needs so I have no complaints. It holds air just fine with zero leaks. I leave it on all of the time and it only comes on when I'm using air. I have a 50 foot hose reel attached which give me air just about anywhere I need it in the garage or in the driveway. I performed a pretty thorough break in by running it with the drain wide open for 15 minutes, changing the oil, then running it loaded with the valve partially open, (just enough to keep it at about 90 psi and running non stop) for another 15 minutes.Then changed the oil again. I repeated this step until the oil coming out was crystal clear. By doing this all of the metal shavings from break in are removed. I then filled it with fully synthetic oil and it has remained crystal clear since and runs flawlessly. I changed the oil after several months of use just to see how it was holding up and the oil was still clean. So I'm satisfied with my break in technique. I also keep a close eye on oil usage and so far it doesn't seem to use much, if any oil. This compressor is more than adequate for most home garages. If you want to run air tools requiring high CFM for extended periods of time, you should be looking at at least a 6HP 2 stage compressor at a bare minimum. I rated this at 5 stars not because it is the best compressor out there, but because I believe it to be a great compressor at this price point. You can spend more and get a better compressor, so if that's what you need, spend more money and get a better compressor.
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This started and ran fine when I got it. After the second day it would start slow and shut off before it could wind up and run normally causing me to have to empty the tank of air and keep hitting the "reset" button for about ten minutes before it would start and run. Harbor Freight would not take it back without the receipt nor would they give me store credit... So I did what any good American would do; I fixed it myself.THE FIX: use a 14mm box wrench or ratchet to remove the brass air check valve on top of the head (see pic) where the top cooling fins are (it's soft brass and you may shave the corners if you use a crescent wrench). Once the valve is out, push on the bottom of it with a pen or something, making sure it moves freely. I oiled mine a little and got it moving again (it was stuck).I then screwed the valve back into the head, snugly, and voila... it works again. This part gets very hot and it may be wearing out prematurely due to the soft nature of the brass used. I will see if I can find a quality replacement part, but for now, it starts and runs. I got it on sale anyway. I wouldn't buy again, but save my money for a bigger and better compressor. It's ok for blowing tires up and blowing dirt out of filters and the like. I would only recommend if you're on a tight budget and don't need a spectacular air compressor. Outside of that, save your pennies for a quality brand.
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Comments about Central Pneumatic 21 gal. 2.5 HP 125 PSI Cast Iron Vertical Air Compressor:
Bought mine about 10 years ago. Don't remember if I broke it in, did fill it with non-detergent oil though. I've never changed the oil, I don't remember if I've ever drained the water. I had to put a new fan on it about a year ago, there were only one or two blades left and it kept over heating and throwing the over temp breaker.Still going strong. Go figure, didn't expect to last 2 years. Once in a while from HF something lasts longer than I expect it to.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Silldog
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Was look at the 10 gallon, but the difference was $18.00 for this 21 gallon. Glad I did. Put oil in, fired it up and went right to work removing my mower blades. Great purchase.
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Purchased almost a year before opened and fired up. Worked with no problems and held pressure for one week with out loosing any air
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Work great ,this is my third in 10 yrs.construction
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Bought when other compressor died mid project. Make sure when you buy not to buy oil. Mine came with necessary oil for compressor in box. Compressor makes a lot of noise but from what I hear it's because of the aluminum construction. I've been pretty happy so far.
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Good price and easy to assemble and use. Stores easily and is just the right size for my garage and use.
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I have larger compressors for volume work like running sanders prepping cars for painting. Needed a smaller, economical compressor for the garage to do smaller jobs, running an impact to change a tire, air tools when doing light assembly work. This compressor performs exactly as advertised. It looks big and you might expect more from it, but pay attention to the stated performance, and you will get what your paying for. And for the price it gives way more than I ever expected! Had it only a few months, still works like new.
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Easy to assemble, Once I got it up and running I took the plastic muffler off and replaced it with a Metal lawn mower one. Cut the sound down almost half. I am a avid wood worker and use many air tools from nail guns, staplers, sander, drill and so on. My 6gal tank could not keep up with my work load. This one seems to do it with no problem. After I set it with the filter/oiler and air rack system I had in place in my shop it works just fine.The price point was the best, low cost at great value!
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I picked this up about 18 months ago when my old CH decided that it wanted to start to eat capacitors like they were in endless supply.I knew it was time when even CH could no longer tell me what replacement parts were available for the dinosaur.After shopping around at several different stores and nightmare with a C*****M*n COMPRESSOR that kept blowing my circuit panel,not just the breaker but the whole panel I decided to purchase this one as a holdover until I was able to purchase something better.I got it home and did the assembly and break in without any issues.I then hard piped it into the garage air system.Again no problems at all.At this point in time I have decided to keep it as the main compressor and pipe in the old 60 gallon tank as a storage unit.This compressor runs from morning well into the night 6 days a week and there has been no issues at all.Even with the heavy use that it gets it starts as it did on day 1.With the backup air supply it has no problem keeping up with demand for air but then it kept up before I added the backup holding tank.Just wanted to make sure that if we had 5 or 6 air tools running at the same time our air supply would not run out on us in the middle of the job.Even with the old CH my co-compressor(10 gallon 2.5hp also from Harbor Freight) would occasionally kick in with heavy use but that is now rare and we have to check it every now and then to make sure that it still runs.Just in case I did go out and picked up another 21 gallon when I had a good coupon and that one still sits in the box a year later.Noise wise, it is sure quieter then the old one was so no complaints there. Just wondering how long it will last and whether to go out and pick up a spare backup for the backup.I decided a while back to forget about going out for that higher priced name brand when this one can do the job just as good.
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Happy World Giraffe Day!
Guest blogger: Kristina Meek, Wild Encounters
Have you fed a giraffe lately?
A little girl, maybe five years old, stretches her hand toward me, bits of dollar bills poking from between her small, clenched fingers. Her pink shirt bears the outline of a stubby giraffe with prominent eyes and smiling mouth. Among his spots are a couple drops of blue, evidence of the blueberry ice cream the child must have recently enjoyed. "Would you like to feed a giraffe?" I say. She nods her head slowly, seeming afraid to smile. "She's been so excited to do this," chimes the woman behind her, likely her grandmother. "Giraffes are her favorite."
Working at the Cincinnati Zoo's Giraffe Ridge, guiding guests in hand-feeding the world's tallest land mammal, rewards the soul and the funny bone daily. I'm privileged to accept the girl's crumpled three dollars and direct her to the railing of the deck, where another Interpreter of Wildlife and Fun shows her how to hold out lettuce leaves for eager young Jambo. She moves with caution as she gets closer and realizes the animal's head is larger than her whole kindergartener body. But she accepts the lettuce and stretches her arm toward the netting, where 15-foot Jambo happily slurps it away. A smile takes over the girl's face. Her eyes dance, she brings her hands together in front of her ice cream-spattered shirt and bounces up and down on her heels. Her grandmother, so taken by the sight, has forgotten to take a photo. "Do it again!" shouts Grandma. For the second piece of lettuce (feeders get two per experience) Grandma is ready to make her Facebook friends' day… and remember this moment for life.
It's World Giraffe Day and the perfect time to appreciate these spotted giants around the world and here at the Cincinnati Zoo, where we're privileged to share four of them with the visiting public. Ours are Maasai Giraffes, the largest of nine subspecies, native to Kenya and Tanzania.
To say a giraffe is an incredible animal doesn't convey their majesty, their beauty, and their personalities, things you can't fully appreciate until you're face-to-face with one. In the short time that I've been part of the Wild Encounters team, helping with feedings, I personally haven't ceased to wonder at them each day, and evidence of their impact streams across the deck in the form of Zoo guests, ranging from nervous to ecstatic. As amazing as the giraffes are to behold in the Zoo, anyone who has seen them in the wild can attest to another whole level of awe. Fortunately, the Zoo provides a close-to-home encounter.
Giraffe feeding is the great leveler. It's not just five-year-old girls who light up. It's babies in their parents arms, boisterous school groups, tribes of teen-aged friends, middle-aged couples, elderly folks, people of every color and culture, from Mennonites to Chinese tourists, English-speaking or not, and individuals with every kind of disability.
I saw a blind woman blown away by the feeling of the giraffe's breath on her arm and the wet tongue brushing her hand. I had a retirement-aged woman walk up and say, "I don't have a child with me or anything. I'm just by myself, but this is on my bucket list." I saw a teen boy who was clearly over hanging out with his parents all day, grin from ear to ear but then give his second piece of lettuce to his dad saying, "You HAVE try this." There was one little boy who just couldn't. Stop. Laughing. The whole time… Others cry. I'll admit to having cried along with one or two of them.
In 1889, the Cincinnati Zoo became the first zoo in the Western Hemisphere to welcome a baby giraffe, a tradition that has taken breaks but continues today. Tessa and Kimbaumbau (Kimba), designated by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) as a match for breeding, arrived in 2010. Cece and Jambo joined them in 2013. Regulars and staff members have their favorites. Kimba, the male, is breathtaking in his sheer size, 16.5 feet with eyes the size of racquetballs. Tessa, the oldest, is graceful and sometimes shy to approach the deck. Cece and Jambo have been getting a lot of attention since we announced that each is carrying a baby, and no one can miss Jambo's "messy" hair atop her ossicones.
According to the Wild Nature Institute, only about 80,000 giraffes remain in the wild. As a keystone species, their well-being affects the well-being of whole habitats. Over the past few years, the Zoo has supported the work of the Wild Nature Institute to conduct photographic mark-recapture surveys of Maasai giraffe in the fragmented Tarangire Ecosystem of northern Tanzania. A portion of the proceeds from our Gentle Giants: Private Giraffe Encounter program supports this effort.
I invite you to join us for giraffe feeding every day throughout the summer, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. We hope that by meeting giraffes up close, at our Zoo or others, you'll find the inspiration to take action.
Today my favorite visitor is Robbie. He's about three years old. He and his big sis have just finished feeding, and now their parents just want them to pose for a moment with Cece behind them. Mom holds up her phone ready to snap, saying "Look at Mommy!" Sister faces the camera, posed and smiling, but Robbie is turned 180 degrees away, stock still and agog at the giraffe's face on the other side of the netting. "Robbie! Robbie, turn around!" Mom pleads, glancing anxiously at the long line of people waiting. I'm happy to give her a couple of minutes to capture the shot. "Robbie, look at Mommy!" Big sister tugs at Robbie's arm, encouraging him to turn. He's mesmerized. Finally, Mom smiles and slips her phone into her purse. She's just happy to see him happy. She takes his hand and guides him away to his next adventure.
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Dog Log: Chapter 9 – Updates from Cincinnati and Tanzania
Co-written by Dana Burke & Shasta Bray
Here at the Zoo
It's been six months since our African painted dog boys made their way south, and they are doing great. They especially love watching all of the different hoof stock they get to see while on exhibit. Their keepers tell me they really enjoy watching the waterbuck, but I digress.
Imara and the girls, who are now 15 months old, have been doing well as an all girl group. Imara still tends to let them rule themselves, but will step in if she feels it is necessary. There have been some rumblings among the ranks within the juveniles (as you would expect with all females), but nothing major. Selina is still the alpha with Quinn as her second. These two have been the top two dogs since the females developed their hierarchy when they were very young. Next is Ivy and Lucy follows as the bottom dog.
The plan to move three of the juveniles is finally moving forward. As per the African Painted Dog Species Survival Plan, Selina and Quinn will be transported to the Wilds in Columbus. It is our hope that Selina will breed with a male that they are getting from another zoo. Ivy will be shipped to Honolulu to breed with a male that they house. That leaves Lucy here with Imara.
The reasons why we are shipping which dogs where is a well thought out process that takes into account the status, relationships and personalities of the individuals. Since Selina and Quinn have been bonded for most of their lives, we feel that their best chance for success is to move them together. Quinn has the capability of being a great helper and babysitter if Selina produces a litter. Of course, moving the dogs to a new facility could cause change between the sisters, but with Selina being a true alpha, we expect her to retain her status. Quinn has never really challenged her and moving to a new space will most likely result in her looking to Selina for guidance. All of these factors should lead to a smooth introduction to the male in a best case scenario.
We chose to move Ivy as a single dog because of her personality as well. In the last few months, Ivy has become a more confident dog. That being said, with her increase in confidence, she has also become more of a trouble maker and has challenged all of her sisters at some point. Ivy likes to stir the pot so to speak. Again, because of these traits, we feel that she would make a great alpha all on her own with a single male.
That leaves Imara and Lucy here in Cincinnati. Imara, who did a beautiful job raising the 10 pups we had in January last year, is not the most confident when it comes to being alpha. Lucy on the other hand, even though she is the bottom dog at this point, has the potential to be a pretty good alpha herself. Truth be told, Lucy is a bit of a wild card.
Within the next couple months, we will be receiving two male dogs. They will be quarantined and then we will set up for introductions. This is where things can get tricky. An introduction with two males and two females is one of the more challenging scenarios you can encounter with this species; however, the pay-off is a truly social pack that reflects those in the wild. Still, this is where things can get tricky. The keepers and animal manager will plan out each step of the process in order to set up the dogs for ultimate success. There will most likely be some fighting, whether it's between the males or the females or each other, is impossible to guess. There's even a chance that Lucy could end up alpha over Imara. Genetically, she is technically more valuable than her mother due to being Brahma's offspring so we are fine with any outcome.
We collected information about the males from their current keepers, but it will be very important to observe them while in quarantine to confirm their hierarchy with each other. The introductions themselves will be done inside the building and once started will be complete in just a few hours. It may take them minutes or days to settle their social structure, but once they do, only the alphas will breed and produce pups. We have a lot of changes coming and are all really excited for what the future holds for this species. We will be sure to keep everyone updated on what is happening and how things are progressing.
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We may be wrapping up with our April showers here in Cincinnati, but they were nothing like the rains that El Nino dumped on our field partners with the Ruaha Carnivore Project (RCP) over the past few months. Flooding of the Ruaha River caused all kinds of transportation problems.
The good thing about using remote-triggered cameras to monitor wildlife in the region is that the cameras continue to take pictures even when you have trouble reaching them. Fortunately, only a few of the cameras floated away during the heavy flooding.
RCP works to secure a future for large carnivores such as African painted dogs, lions and hyenas in and around Ruaha National Park in Tanzania. This region is home to the third largest population of painted dogs in Africa. Check out RCP's latest update from the field to learn more.
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Keeper Dog Log – Pups Becoming Dogs
If you've been to the Zoo lately, most of you have seen that the painted dog puppies don't really look like puppies anymore. The largest pup, Luke, weighs in at 66 lbs. The smallest is Lucy at 54 lbs. Imara is still slightly larger at 68 lbs, but the kids are not far behind. A couple more months and the puppies should be about done with their growth. At almost eight months old, they have their adult teeth in and their faces are starting to look more adult-like. The most adult-looking dog to me is Hugo. He has a bigger head and even though Luke weighs more, Hugo seems larger in stature.
In addition to growing like weeds, the puppies and their personalities are still evolving.
On one hand, you have Bruce and Riddler, who seem to enjoy interacting with the keepers, and on the other hand, you have Alfred and Luke, who are a little shy and take some time to warm up. In my opinion, Luke is the most like his father, Brahma, in personality. He is a pretty reserved dog, very vigilant and observant. He is usually the one to sound an alarm call. Lucy and Riddler appear to enjoy hanging out solo on occasion, while everybody else likes to be on top of each other. The hierarchy is also still developing, but for now, Oswald is displaying traits of an alpha. Selina, sometimes with the help of Quinn, is the top female. This will probably change and depending on how the pack continues to develop, it could happen at any time. However, for the time being, Imara is still in charge, although her interference with the puppies has lessened. They are at the point where they need to work things out themselves. It is the way of the pack.
In the middle of July, we fed the pack their first carcass while on exhibit. Imara and the pups received a 70-lb processed (no head or guts) goat carcass. They had a great time with it, and being able to observe all of the natural behaviors that go along with this style of feeding was fantastic! In the wild, the entire hunt and kill is the best way for the pack's bonds to strengthen. In captivity, it doesn't get more natural than a carcass. Behaviors were exhibited that I hadn't seen before. The amount of cooperation and sharing between Imara and the pups was amazing. You can see these behaviors in videos of dogs in Africa, but rarely get to see them in captivity. The puppies would take turns breaking down the goat. It was like a revolving door of dogs; as one dog tired, another one would take its place. They had it picked clean in under two hours.
We still do not have an answer to the most popular question that I hear while chatting with our guests – will we keep all of the puppies, and if not, where will they go? It seems likely that all or some of the males will move to another facility. There is a good chance a couple of them will form new packs for breeding. It's also possible that a couple of the females will move out as well. Since Brahma's passing, the pack has had to be managed a little differently than if we had an alpha pair. I am happy to say that I have been accepted into the Painted Dog Species Survival Plan (SSP) management group and I hope to contribute to all of the aspects of managing this species in captivity. The SSP officially meets next month and more decisions will be made, including the possibility of getting an adult male to breed with Imara. So come on out and see Imara and the pups while they are all still here!
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M.A. McVay, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow
Original Research
Predictors of dietary change among those who successfully lost weight in phase I of the Weight Loss Maintenance Trial
Version of Record online: 13 NOV 2013
© 2013 Dietitians Association of Australia
Nutrition & Dietetics
Volume 71, Issue 3, pages 144–151, September 2014
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McVay, M. A., Myers, V. H., Vollmer, W. M., Coughlin, J. W., Champagne, C. M., Dalcin, A. T., Funk, K. L., Hollis, J. F., Jerome, G. J., Samuel-Hodge, C. D., Stevens, V. J., Svetkey, L. P. and Brantley, P. J. (2014), Predictors of dietary change among those who successfully lost weight in phase I of the Weight Loss Maintenance Trial. Nutrition & Dietetics, 71: 144–151. doi: 10.1111/1747-0080.12092
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- Issue online: 26 SEP 2014
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