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A hairstylist and freelance artist for MAC Cosmetics, Argenis Pinal uses makeup and body paint to similarly impressive effect, transforming ordinary (if well-sculpted) mortals into the likes of She-Hulk, Superman, Wonder Woman, Jean Grey, Carnage, Green Lantern, Wolverine and Cyborg Superman. Heck, even J. Jonah Jameson — now a blond! — spends some time beneath the brush.
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Today Chris Schweizer tests his luck at the wheel. Chris is the creator of the Crogan Adventures series, published by Oni Press, and teaches sequential art at the Atlanta campus of the Savannah College of Art and Design. He also makes some pretty rad paper figures.
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Join us in the annual Melita Banana Days Festival on Aug. 5, 6, and 7
Awarded as Tourism Westman's 2015 Event of the Year, this year's Banana Days promises to be full of fun and excitement for the entire family. Make sure to join us on August 5, 6, and 7!
Melita Aquatic Centre's upcoming Summer BBQ's on July 29 and August 11
With summer in full swing, the Melita Aquatic Centre will have two more pool BBQs: July 29, (11am – 1pm) and on August 11 (5 – 7pm). The grand draw for the pool raffle will be held during the August 11 BBQ. See you all there!
Commemorative street name for Dr. Aquilino Dizon, Jr.
Shown on the photo are: Mayor Bill Holden, Councillor Jocelyn Skelton, Dr. Aquilino Dizon, Jr., Richard Bugg, and Garry VanSteelandt
Earlier today, a commemorative street sign was erected in honour of Dr. Aquilino Dizon, Jr. for all the years of service as the Town of Melita's family physician since 1973. Summit Street from the Main Street corner to Townsend's corner will also be known as Dr. Dizon Drive. This location was chosen for the commemorative naming because the Melita and Area Hospital is along this street. Residents can continue using Summit Street on their addresses.
Thank you for joining the 149th Canada Day Celebration
Families, residents, and visitors from Melita & Area communities joined this year's celebration starting from the free public swim and BBQ fundraising at the Melita Aquatic Centre in the morning and followed by the kids' activities organized by the Antler River Historical Society at the Museum in the afternoon. Early evening, River Park was bustling with outdoor activities from Antler River Recreation District; t-shirt crafting from Valleyview Co-op and Bayer; glitter tattoos from Banana Days Committee; free hot dog roast, sharing of the community cake; and the live entertainment from King's Gambit. The day was capped by the spectacular fireworks put on by the Melita and Area Fire Deprtment. Many thanks to all our sponsors and volunteers for helping bring everyone together as a community. Join us again next year for more festivities to celebrate the 150th Canada Day.
Special thanks to the following: Antler River Recreation District, Antler River Historical Society, Banana Days Committee, Bayer, Cargill Limited, Irene Mason, King's Gambit, Grade 4 Melita School class, Melita & Area Fire Department, Melita & Area Lions Club, Melita Aquatic Centre, Melita Bakery, Melita Big Way Foods, Municipality of Two Borders, Royal Bank of Canada, Royal Canadian Legion Branch #127 – Melita, Souris Valley Processors, Sunrise Credit Union, Valleyview Consumers Co-op Ltd., Town Tire & Auto, and to all our volunteers.
Ground breaking of new pole shed structure
Local council members joined local community leader to mark the ground breaking of Melita & Area Pole Shed –the newest public space addition in the Town of Melita.
Mayor Bill Holden talks about the impact this development will have on the community. "The construction of a new public space on a prime location, next to our major tourist attraction, was an opportunity to improve the functionality of the area. It makes a positive impression and adds to the overall attractiveness of the place. We hope the community will take advantage of this new structure and utilize it during townwide festivals, as well as public and private events." Read more
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SHERMAN, Tex. – After a shoplifter hit Kohl's Department Store in Sherman on Monday night, the suspect is now in custody. Sherman police arrested Don Lee Bruce, 37.
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Enterprise Succeeded for Two Centuries Based on Chemical Offerings, from Gunpowder to Nylon to Teflon. The Cull-Menised DuPont
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Readers, no doubt about it. DuPont Chieftess Ellen J. Kullman feels comfortable in the kitchen with her corn and beans and food additives. She proclaims to the media she's running "a science-based food, fuel, and protection" boutique. Sneering at chemicals, Ms. Kullman is determined to blast every vestige of chemical operations and chemical-based materials out of the fading DuPont empire.
But for two centuries it was chemicals which made the DuPont Company great, the largest and most powerfully innovative chemical enterprise on the globe for virtually all of the last century. DuPont without chemicals, is like Microsoft without software, Ford without cars, Boeing without planes, and U. S. Steel without steel. Can you imagine Dow Chemical stripped of chemicals? Or BASF? Sans chemicals, DuPont is a second-rate player in seeds and crop protection and additives and enzymes, seriously lagging Monsanto, Syngenta, and Novozymes respectively. Oh, and throw in a few unprofitable bio-projects like DuPont corn cob "gasoline" (costly bad mileage-ethanol) and you have the new Cull-Menised DuPont.
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Evidence of a climatic niche shift following North American introductions of two crane flies (Diptera; genus Tipula)
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Ecological niche models assume a species niche should be conserved over space and time. Increasingly, studies have determined that niche shifts may occur during biological invasion events. The aim of this study is to examine niche conservation for two invasive crane flies, Tipula oleracea Linnaeus and Tipula paludosa Meigen, after introductions into North America. These species have broadly sympatric invasive distributions but differ in time since introduction and dispersal abilities. As these factors may impact the area accessible to dispersal, I examined the impact of background area delineation on conclusions of niche conservation. Results indicated that alternative delineations of accessible area (i.e., background area) had no affect on measures of niche equivalence. Neither Tipula species was found to be occupying invasive niche space equivalent to that of their native ranges. Niche dissimilarity was found for both species, with results strongly impacted by the choice of background area. T. paludosa introductions displayed a niche shift across both invasive introductions when the model area drew climatic information from an area that buffered occurrences by 40 km. The eastern T. oleracea introduction displayed a niche shift when background information was drawn from within a 400 km buffered area. This study suggests that invasive populations may be displaying a niche shift when evaluated against one scale of background but conserved when evaluated against another scale. Dispersal limitations for T. oleracea in its eastern introduction and anthropogenic habitat associations for T. paludosa across both invasive introductions are indicated as causes for the observed niche shifts. The results of this study highlight the importance of carefully delineating the area accessible to invasive species in studies of niche conservation. Furthermore, it indicates that examining several spatial extents of background areas can be beneficial when examining niche conservation for species in non-equilibrium states.
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The Vienna Boys Choir (Wiener Sangerknaben in German) has been around since 1498. That's a long time, but what a gifted musical tradition. Since 1918 the members (who range in age from 10-14) have made appearances aside from the royal court (where it all began), and in churches or for state occasions.
Now here's something interesting. The Choir is divided into four sub-groups or touring choirs of about 25 singers each. The groups, we are assured, are of equal standing so that the tours, appearances in Vienna and recording projects are shared among them. Each choir has its own choirmaster plus two tutors who travel with them.
The choirs are named after famous Austrian composers associated with the group's history, that is, composers they worked with in their long history — Anton Bruckner, Joseph and Michael Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Franz Schubert. The Choir still performs their music.
It looks as though the Akron area audience will be hearing the Haydn choir (Haydnchor) since choirmaster Kerem Sezen is the leader of this group and will be conducting.
Vienna Boys Choir. Photo courtesy of Tuesday Musical
The program the choir will present is divided with the first half featuring classical and religious works such as Michael Haydn's "Anima Nostra" and Ludwig van Beethoven's "This Night." Just so they don't look too stuffy though, the Choir is also taking on Billy Joel ("The Longest Time") and "Bohemian Rhapsody" from A Night at the Opera by rock legend Queen's own Freddie Mercury.
The second half is more seasonal and folkish with a nod to international holiday tunes. The group will sing Englishman Benjamin Britten's "Procession" from A Ceremony of Carols, "Es wird scho glei dumpa" ("It Will Be Dark Soon"), which is a lullaby from the Tyrol region of Austria, an English carol "Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day" by John Rutter, a French piece "Noel" by Jules Massenet, among other works. And, to lighten it up a bit, the Vienna Boys Choir will sing the ever popular "Jingle Bells" by American composer James Lord Pierpont.
Vienna Boys Choir members. Photo courtesy of Tuesday Musical
The Vienna Boys Choir has performed before for Tuesday Musical, a Knight Arts grantee. As I recall, the audience was large and highly appreciative of this group dressed in outfits something like sailor suits while singing beautifully for their listeners. Having them at the holiday season also seems really appropriate and will make the appearance even more charming.
Vienna Boys Choir will appear for Tuesday Musical on Tuesday, November 27 at 7:30 p.m. in E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall, 198 Hill St., Akron; 330-972-7570; www.ejthomashall.com. Tickets cost from $25-$45.
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Michael Bromwich, the new head of the Interior Department's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, says the investigative team will look into allegations of misconduct and respond quickly to emerging problems.
In testimony prepared for a Senate subcommittee Wednesday, Bromwich says the new unit will report directly to him and will help ensure that oil and gas companies comply with laws and regulations, as well as investigate problems within the agency itself.
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Its really simple. You will always get the whole picture from both viewable performance with perspective....AND....stats both individual and team.
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- When Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at 8 p.m.
- Where Belly Up Tavern, 143 S Cedros Ave, Solana Beach, CA Map | Website
- Age limit 21+
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- Cost $8 - $10
Above: Image of comedian, Jay Larson.
Jay Larson likes simple things. Whether it be rain during the middle of the day or stealing chai lattes from his friends. He has somehow discovered how to make a living off of ideas like these. Some people say he's weird, some people say he's not weird enough. If you ask him he will say that he's completely normal! Jay grew up with a bunch of old people in Stoneham Mass. It's a small Burb outside of Boston. Now he splits his time between Brooklyn and Los Angeles.
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I have to create a program that monitors changes in file size. I already made a simple windows service and filesystemwatcher so I am now familiar w/ the concept. I also made a code that checks for the filesize (made it in a form button)but haven't yet implemented in my filesystemwatcher. How do I create a windows service that has a filewatcher that monitors the file size? Do I have to put a filesystemwatcher inside the windows service and call the watcher via the OnStart method?
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Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
If you're making a Window's service, then you'll want to do it programmatically. I usually keep forms out of my services and make a separate interface for them to communicate. Now the FileSystemWatcher doesn't have an event to watch solely for size, so you'll want to make a method that ties to FileSystemWatcher.Changed to check for modifications to existing files. Declare and initialize the control in your OnStart method and tie together the events as well. Do any cleanup code in your OnStop method. It should look something like this:
Also note, the FileSystemWatcher will fire off multiple events for a single file, so when you're debugging watch for patterns to work around it.
You can simply enable your filesystemwatcher object in the OnStart method by setting
Then handle the event. That should do it.
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My contribution to dessert at my mom's tomorrow. Mom never wants a big cake at holidays as she'd rather have a variety of desserts, so this year I took a sheet cake and used cookie cutters to cut leaves and acorns. Carrot cake with cream cheese BC. Thanks for looking!
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Glad the Seattle Times mentioned the withdrawl and immediate demise of South Vietnam.
And the sooner we un-do eveything Bush did, the better.
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The U.S. created another mess by intervening in a country on the other side of the world. Rather than think things through, including a more tactical approach such as the one Biden proposed years ago, the neo-con Bushies invaded with no plan or strategy. They should have thought more about the mess the U.S. created in Iran in the early 1950s when we overthrew a democratically elected government and for which we are paying dearly 60 years later.
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We never leave anywhere, ever. Why are we still in Germany?
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In other news....
Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, after falsely taking credit for saving the entire American Automobile Industry, says taking military intervention into the sovereign nation of Iran is a very real option if he were elected to be President - stating that Iranian oil deposits are just likely to insight terrorism against America as Iraqi oil was.
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Re: "And the sooner we un-do eveything Bush did, the better."
You mean, things like keeping us safe after 9/11?
What actually needs undoing is everything Obama has done since his election.
And, we can't wait 'til President Romney gets started on it.
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How to fix Afganistan
1) Bring significant amounts of their children here to be raised and educated. When they are of age send them back with the mission to uplift their degenerate culture.
2) See to it that every Afgan has access to satellite television and the internet and give them programming that will lift them out of their degenerate culture. Something similar was done with this country. We were seemingly in an inexcapable well of racism. Due to imersion of Americans in a different culture (television) we were lifted out of that well. There is no reason why we can't do the same there.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Army general who co-directed a study on ending the ban on gays serving openly in the military says he thinks repeal will prove "pretty inconsequential."
Gen. Carter Ham says he expects civilians who strongly oppose the move -- and some gay rights advocates -- will make much of the repeal when it takes effect Tuesday.
But he says that inside the military, the prevailing attitude likely will be business-as-usual, with no call for further debate about the merits of repeal.
Ham is commander of U.S. Africa Command. In 2010, he co-chaired a Pentagon group that studied how to implement a repeal law, which was subsequently passed by Congress in December. President Barack Obama on July 22 certified that the repeal would not harm the military's ability to fight.
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Electronic Frontiers Australia Inc. (EFA) is a non-profit Australian national non-government organisation representing Internet users concerned with online liberties and rights. It has been vocal on the issue of Internet censorship in Australia.[1]
Its major objectives are to:
- Protect and promote the civil liberties of users and operators of computer-based communications systems such as the Internet.
- Advocate the amendment of laws and regulations in Australia and elsewhere which restrict free speech.
- Educate the community at large about the social, political, and civil-liberties issues involved in the use of computer-based communications systems.[1]
EFA was created in 1994.[1] Its founders were inspired by the US-based Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF),[2] but EFA is not affiliated with the EFF.[3] EFA is a founding member of the Global Internet Liberty Campaign.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Green, Jonathon; Karolides, Nicholas J. (2005). Encyclopedia of Censorship. New York: Facts on File, Inc. p. 165. ISBN 1438110014. Retrieved 22 Jun 2014.
- ^ Allison, G. Burgess (1995). The lawyer's guide to the Internet. Section of Law Practice Management, American Bar Association. p. 257. ISBN 1570731497. Retrieved 10 Jul 2014.
- ^ Bowrey, Kathy (2005). Law and Internet Cultures. Cambridge University Press. p. 190. ISBN 0521600480. Retrieved 16 Jun 2014.
- ^ Wadsen, Wayne (1998). Cryptography and liberty: an international survey of encryption policy. Global Internet Liberty Campaign. p. 67. Retrieved 10 Jul 2014.
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If you're a Superman fanatic with an extra $15,000 or so lying around, do I have an eBay auction for you: Someone is selling Terence Stamp's General Zod costume from Superman II.
The wig creeps me out for some reason, but not nearly as much as this line from the auction description: "Now you can kneel to Zod anytime you want! Or perhaps Zod could kneel to you naked to get his famous uniform and wig back??!"
This really would be a fantastic addition to the CBR office — all visitors would have to kneel upon arrival.
Jonah…with respect, screw the CBR office. It would be a fantastic addition to my apartment.
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Good Boy Fergus: FB Vol II Box VI LbNA # 27661
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This is a one of several LBs included in the Mid-MO FF Tome Vol II which was won by DragAlong4Fun at the Mid-MO Arts and Crafts Fall gathering in 2006. The winner was given 30 days to claim FF before I published the clues. I believe all but two were claimed.
The boxes are from the FB Vol II series (Favorite Books) that my son and I love.
Park in the Capen parking lot. Head south to the trail signs. With your back to the signs, go straight on the trail which will curve to the right and go past the composting site.
Cross the bridge to your left and head right under the road bridge. Continue on the main trail until you find a bench which faces a beautiful view of the creek and tall bluffs. From this rest spot, continue down the trail 54 paces and find the giant sycamore on the left of the trail. Stand on the backside of it (side away from the trail) and go 26 paces on a bearing of 60°. Find a medium sized downed tree which lies on a bearing of 300° and has a hole in the middle of its trunk. Reach into the hole to the right (towards the roots) and find what you seek.
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These power sandwiches are healthy (and delicious) hunger busters — and they're great for lunch or dinner. Here, Prevention magazine contributing editor Ariane Duarte makes a French roasted vegetable sandwich, Italian BLT with pesto, and a turkey, avocado and tomato wrap.
- 3 slices pre-cooked turkey bacon strips
- 2 slices multigrain bread, toasted
- 1 tbsp refrigerated or jarred pesto
- 1 small (2 oz) tomato, sliced
- 1 large leaf romaine lettuce
Baking Directions:
1. Place bacon between 2 sheets of paper towels. Heat in microwave oven according to package directions. 2. Toast the bread. Spread one slice with pesto. Top with tomato, bacon and lettuce. Cover with the other slice of bread. Cut in half diagonally. Nutrition (per serving; 1 sandwich)323.7 calories, 17 g protein, 26.9 g carb, 7.6 g fiber, 18.5 g fat, 5.4 g saturated fat, 915.4 mg sodium, 3.3 g sugars
- 1 small eggplant, peeled and cut into thick slices
- 1 sweet red pepper, quartered
- 1 medium tomato, halved
- 1 small onion, cut into thick slices
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tsp minced garlic
- 1/2 tsp crushed dried rosemary
- 1 round loaf Italian bread (8" diameter)
- 2 tbsp nonfat plain yogurt
- 3 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 2 tsp grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup tightly packed spinach leaves
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1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. 2. Coat a large baking sheet with no-stick spray. Arrange eggplant, peppers, tomatoes and onions on the sheet. Brush with the oil. Sprinkle with the garlic and rosemary. Bake for 45 minutes, or until golden brown and tender. 3. Split the bread horizontally and scoop out the interior, leaving a 1-inch shell. Spread the yogurt over the bottom of the shell, then sprinkle with vinegar. 4. Arrange the vegetables in the bottom of the shell. Sprinkle with Parmesan. Top with the spinach. Place the top of the bread over the filling. 5. Wrap tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes, or until chilled. Cut into 8 wedges.Nutrition (per serving; 1 sandwich) 219.7 calories, 6.5 g protein, 35.9 g carbs, 4.2 g fiber, 5.7 g fat, 1.1 g saturated fat, 345.7 mg sodium, 4.5 g sugar.
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To freeze, pack the cooled roasted vegetables tightly into freezer-quality plastic containers. To use, thaw overnight in the refrigerator.
- 1 leaf red or green lettuce
- 1 slice turkey breast
- 1 slice ham
- 1 thin slice of tomato
- 1 think slice avocado
- 1 tsp lime juice
- 1 leaf watercress or arugula
- 1 tbsp sugar-free ranch dressing
Baking Directions:
1. Fan the lettuce leaf on a plate. Top with turkey, ham and tomato. 2. Combine avocado and lime juice in a small bowl, then spoon onto tomato. Top with the arugula or watercress and dressing. Roll up and secure with a wooden pick. Nutrition (per serving; 1 wrap)140 calories, 9 g protein, 4 g carb, 1 g fiber, 10 g fat, 1.5 g saturated fat, 620 mg sodium


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Port Moresby, Papau, New Guinea, where Banks began her international career.
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Why Should You Go Camping?
Although the amount of accessible, more luxury based trips has risen, camping remains a popular pastime because it offers benefits other vacations don't. Most importantly, camping is a particularly easy way to rest and relax with the whole family. Indeed, getting the kids started on camping at a young age is a great way to help them make the environment and physical activity a bigger part of their lives. Among current camping participants, 85% took their first trip between birth and age 15.
However, there are many more great reasons to go camping. Check them out here before you start planning your next trip:
It's Cheaper
Camping tends to be much cheaper than other activities — especially if you choose to drive or rent an RV instead of flying and staying in hotels. And, much of the traditional vacation luxury can still be preserved. This freedom and convenience will allow you to take more trips. The overwhelming majority of surveyed campers said they're planning an average of 4.9 camping trips, with two-thirds planning three or more trips. Relaxing in beautiful, wooded campgrounds can be just as therapeutic as any other type of luxury vacation.
It's Healthier
In a survey, 87% of campers participated in multiple outdoors activities. The very nature of camping vacations is that you will get a good amount of physical exercise, without it seeming like a chore. Many people prefer hiking and water sports to traditional exercise regimes because concentrating on the task at hand can make one forget that they are exercising. Not to mention exposure to wooded campgrounds and babbling brooks is good for the mind and heart.
It's Better For Your Soul
It's hard to deny how plugged in we really are — many of us spend eight or more hours a day staring at a computer screen. Then, we unwind in front of a different screen at night. It can be very hard to unplug, even when you are on vacation, but camping offers you a unique opportunity to have a happy medium. Although there's Internet access at many campsites, the outdoors activities provided will make you want to put down your phone and exercise both your body and mind.
The emotional and mental benefits of exposing yourself to nature has been proven time and time again. You will feel healthier and happier after your camping vacations.
How to Choose the Right Tent for Your Camping Vacation
So, you want to go camping. It is a wonderful idea really — camping is an affordable, easy, and extremely enjoyable way to enjoy the great outdoors, your time off, and your family and friends. Indeed, in 2010 alone, approximately 40 million people went camping for a total of 515 million outings.
Once you've made your decision to go camping, it's time to figure out exactly what that means. For some, it means roughing it along the trails, and for others, it means staying at a camp resort with many modern amenities. Most camping — about 70% — is done in public campgrounds, but there is still a lot of freedom when it comes to choosing where and how you will camp. If you forgo cabin camping and instead opt for tent camping, keep these things in mind when looking for your new tent and tent sites for camping!
Sleeping Capacity
How many people are you camping with and what will your sleeping arrangements be? If you have small children, it might be best to get a large tent that can sleep the whole family, whereas with older kids, it might be nice to have a kid tent and an adult tent. Make sure to use this as your guiding standard when looking at the many tent options out there.
Early spring or early fall camping trips are different than camping trips in the middle of the summer. Make sure to note what seasons your tent was designed for, and purchase accordingly. Regardless of when you go camping, it is a good idea to bring sleeping pads or easily inflated air mattress so that you don't get too much contact with the ground — it can be chilly at night all year long.
You'll want a tent with well-designed entrances and exits, especially if you end up doing a lot of going in and out. Make sure that there at least two, so no one has to do complicated maneuvers to get out to go to the bathroom at night.
More than one in 10 adult participants (12%) first went camping with their immediate family. Take the opportunity to teach your children to love the great outdoors and tent camping.
3 Things to Focus on When Camping With the Family
Camping is one of the most time honored, cost efficient, and family friendly ways to vacation. In 2010 alone, approximately 40 million people went camping for a total of 515 million outings. Indeed, campers get physical activity (evidenced by the fact that 87% of campers participated in multiple outdoor activities), the opportunity to travel (evidenced by the fact that campers traveled an average distance of 186.7 miles for camping trips) and of course, time to spend with friends and family.
But, it can be hard to focus your attention and prioritize everyone's activities, especially when traveling with kids. Check out these tips for camping mindfully:
Learn Through Hobbies
Use your family camping vacations as a way for the whole family to learn a new skill or develop an old one. For instance, birding, fishing, or foraging can make your family vacations much more goal oriented and overall structured. Plus, if you come away from your trip having seen a couple species of birds you've never seen or caught a particularly large fish, you and your family will feel quite positive and triumphant.
Hiking Goals
Don't underestimate your children, especially if they are slightly older and share your love for the outdoors. For some people, vacation time simply means that the schedule is clear for pursuing loftier goals — literally. Why not use some vacation cabins as base, and take on the tougher trails by having overnight camping trips. Some families in New York might have their eyes on the ultimate prize of becoming 46ers — folks who have climbed the 46 highest peaks in the state — but every state in the country has its own unique landscape upon which goals of height and endurance can be reached.
Let Your Creativity Rein
Before you go on your trip, have everyone in your family select an artistic medium to explore while you immerse yourselves in nature, with one piece of equipment each. This might include a palette and sketchbook for a painter, a journal for a writer, a camera for a photographer, and an instrument or tape recorder for a musician. The natural world has inspired art for many millennia — why should your family take any exception? Share with each other what you have created and encourage one another to explore new mediums.
From vacation cabins to tent camping, there is no reason why a camping trip with the family shouldn't be the best time of the year.
How to Have Fun With the Whole Family
Think there's no such thing as "fun for the whole family"? That's understandable — after all, in-between working, school, and other activities, it may seem as though there isn't even a time when the family is together, let alone having fun together. Not to mention the fact that each member of the family has his or her own idea of what "fun" even means.
Enter family vacations, which are the one time that you and your family have the chance to relax, bond, share valuable experiences, and create memories. Fun for the whole family is possible — even on a low budget. Check out these tips for having a successful family vacation that will show everyone a good time:
It's unreasonable to expect everyone in the family to be excited about everything on a trip, so compromising is the way to go. Camping is one of the most popular family vacations — American families spent about 534.9 million days camping in 2011 alone, when approximately 40 million people went camping for a total of 515 million outings. Not everyone likes sleeping out in a tent, however, so if you want the pleasures of the great outdoors but also the luxury and convenience of having a roof over your heads, you can compromise by staying in family vacation cabins instead.
Spend Time Alone
Yes, the point of the family vacation is to spend time with one another, but 24/7 living with the same people is never going to have a happy ending — make sure that everyone gets the chance to do the activities they want, see the sights that they are excited for, and have some time alone to unwind and rest.
Come Prepared
This goes especially for family camping trips — even cabin camping. Indeed, 82% of cabin campers spend one to two nights outside. Make sure to do meal prep and prepare an itinerary, even if you don't end up following it. Have a backup plan for rainy days, and be aware of your surroundings on your trip so that you won't be stuck in the event of an emergency or any special circumstances.
Your family vacation can be truly amazing, as long as you put some thought into how exactly it is executed. Whether you are on a road trip or renting family vacation cabins, make sure to take the time to bond with your family members and enjoy the ride.
8 Great Gifts for the RV Dad
It's almost Father's Day, and the last thing your dad needs is another tie. But what to get for the guy who has everything? We have compiled a list of great gear for the RV dad or granddad in your life. Read on to find that gadget that Pop can't live without…
- Truma LevelCheck, $69.99. Want to save dad the hassle of lifting and shaking the propane tank to guess how much gas is left? A quick swipe with the Truma LevelCheck will show exactly how much propane is still in the tank.
- TastePure 25' Heated Drinking Water Hose, $67.50. Give your dad the gift of an extended camping season with this heated hose. Even if the temperatures dip below freezing, the water will still keep flowing into the RV.
- RV Lock 4.0, $239.99. Let's face it…the standard RV door lock doesn't provide the security we all want for our precious cargo. This RV lock fits all standard travel trailer and 5th wheel doors, plus comes with keyless entry and remote fob.
- Weber Q1000 Grill, $169.00. This is an RV dream grill since it's small enough to fit in the storage bin, and big enough to cook steaks for the whole family.
- Bristle Free Grill Brush, $16.95. You may think your dad has all the grill accessories he needs. But if he's still using a bristle brush, it's time for an upgrade. A bristle free brush will guarantee the only thing added to that burger is awesome flavor.
- Anderson Camper Levelers, $39.99. Do you hear your dad huffing and puffing as he piles up the wood in an attempt to level the RV? That means it's time for levelers, which magically take the stress out of this frustrating task.
- Igloo Freestanding Ice Machine, $139.00. No one said that dad has to rough it when traveling in the RV. There's nothing like a cold drink after setting up camp, and this ice machine will help him chill out and relax.
- Camelback Forge 16 oz. Travel Mug, $29.99. This is a serious travel mug for a serious coffee drinker. It will keep your beverage hot for hours, whether you are taking a morning hike, or swinging the hours away in a hammock.
- Estwing 4 lb Special Edition Fireside Friend Wood Splitting Axe, $50.00. The campfire just got a bit more authentic with this beautifully crafted axe, perfectly for splitting up big logs and getting that flame roaring.
Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful camping dads out there. We hope you are lucky enough to unwrap a new RV gadget this month!
The Camper's Guide to Zika
With spring in the air, many camping fanatics are switching off their television sets and hitching on their hiking boots in hopes of making their first tent camping endeavor of the season. Indeed, camping is somewhat of a pastime for Americans: in 2013 alone, over 40 million people went camping, and almost 99% of campers report that they were likely to camp again within the coming year.
And while 87% of those campers are eager to engage in multiple outdoor activities on their family camping trip, perhaps they shouldn't turn off their television news program just yet — especially if the Zika virus is the hot topic that's trending.
What is the Zika virus?
Zika is an illness caused by the Zika virus. Typically, it is usually mild, with the most frequent symptoms being fever, joint pain, rash and red eyes. These symptoms can last anywhere from a few days to a week. It's rare for someone to have to be hospitalized because of the Zika virus.
Who is vulnerable?
While anyone can contract the Zika virus, those who spend a lot of time outdoors are of course at a slightly greater risk. Pregnant women and campers should be especially cautious of the Zika virus, as it can cause very serious negative birth outcomes as well as birth defects of the brain.
How does it spread?
The Zika virus is typically spread through the bite of an infected mosquito. Mosquitoes normally lay their eggs in and near standing water. They also occupy shady areas, like wooded campgrounds and shaded campgrounds. They will also come out at night, so be sure to prepare yourself if you are tent camping.
Where is Zika now?
Currently, no one in the U.S. has been locally infected by the virus. Check your local news station for outbreaks and warnings. However, do not live in fear of Zika. Regardless of where you are, it's important to take precautionary measures.
How do I protect myself.
Stocking up on permethrin and EPA approved bug repellent sprays is one of the biggest and best lines of defense. Spray your clothing in permethrin and let it sit overnight. Additionally, cover exposed areas of your body with Deet. If possible, try to wear long sleeves.
There's no family vacation like a family camping vacation. That being said, don't be afraid to get out there and enjoy yourself. With education and awareness, it's possible to protect yourself from Zika and have a good time.
3 Essential Survival Trips For Your Inaugural Summer Camping Trip
As summer rapidly approaches, families across America are gearing up and getting ready for their first weekend camping trip of the summer. After all, family camping vacations are one of the most popular vacation choices for Americans; in 2011 alone, Americans spent a total of 534.9 million days camping! That's a whole lot of smores!
And while camping can provide ample opportunities to bond with nature and loved ones, a weekend trip can easily be spoiled by a lack of foresight and poor planning. Even when cabin camping, you're still forced to confront the downsides of nature every now and again — especially when you consider that 82% of those who are cabin camping spend one to two nights outside.
In order to ensure that you have the most optimal, enjoyable, and as safe of a time camping as possible, be sure to follow these three survival tips for your next summer camping trip:
Pack for all temperatures.
Even if the forecast looks warm on the particular weekend of your family vacation, do not neglect to bring clothing suitable for a range of temperatures. Your best bet is dressing in layers and having convertible clothing on hand.
Prepare for Zika (and other pest prevention)
With the Zika virus working its way across the country, it's imperative that families — pregnant women especially — protect themselves. Dress in long sleeves when possible and equip yourself with an effective bug/mosquito repellent such as Deet. If camping in a tent, take care to invest in mosquito nets.
Protect your family and your food.
Wildlife that's privy to your family's food supply are not only a pain, but a real danger. Be mindful when munching on snacks, being sure to always seal them securely. If possible, keep items that give off a strong scent in your car.
Recent surveys show that campers are planning as many as 4.3 camping family vacations this very year. By Following these three safety tips, you and your family are guaranteed to have a fun and safe time.
Tips For Family Vacation Camping
Camping is a time honored tradition, especially for families. Indeed, family camping vacations are one of the most popular choices for Americans, with families spending about 534.9 million days camping altogether in 2011. Camping is a formative experience for many young people, especially for those who don't get the chance to experience much of nature in their homes. Among current camping participants, 85% took their first trip between birth and the ages of 15 — after 15, chances of being introduced to camping were small. In order to foster an appreciation and respect for the great outdoors, many families choose to camp with their children during vacation times.
Of course, camping can also be labor intensive, especially with kids in tow. Check out how to make your family vacation camping trip a little for relaxing for everyone:
- Food Prep: Make your vacation feel more like a vacation by doing as much food prep before hand as possible, while you have a sink, cutting boards, and space at your disposal. Marinate meat, prepare kebabs, pack sandwiches, and chop vegetables with dip. Don't forget the watermelon.
- Come Prepared for Rainy Days: Even though you may be all geared up for some summer outdoor fun, rain happens, and when it does, it is best to have activities planned so the little ones (and their parents) don't go tent-crazy. Bring board games, coloring supplies, and books to pass the time until the sun shines again.
- Take Advantage of the Ranger Stations: The ranger stations or visitors centers at parks are chock-full of untapped resources for camping families. During busy seasons, rangers will often hold learning sessions and nature activities for kids. Plus, they'll provide maps, interesting facts, wildlife identification checklists, and suggestions for activities to do together.
Camping has a high rate of return for a reason — 99% of camping participants said they were "likely" or "very likely" to camp next year, according to the 2014 American Camping Report. Whether you and your family go cabin camping or tent camping, tenting or family cabin camping provides a valuable chance for families and groups to spend time in nature, take a break from work or school, and spend your family vacation together with those who matter the most.
5 Easy Ways to Personalize Your RV
Many new RVs are decorated in a neutral color palette, making it simple to add your own personal style highlights. But where do you start? We recommend some easy and affordable additions that will make your RV truly feel like a home away from home.
- Pick a single pop or highlight color and then use it throughout the RV. Choose a color that you love and one that blends with the textiles already in the RV. Maybe blues help you feel relaxed and peaceful. Or perhaps reds bring you excitement and energy. Whatever highlight color you decide on, use it in every room to make the space feel roomier and unified.
- Splurge on bedding. A good night's sleep is so important when traveling in your RV, so don't overlook the bedroom. A mattress topper, quality sheets, and a fluffy comforter will make sure you get your beauty rest, even when you are on the road.
- Add some pillows and throw blankets. Using your chosen highlight color, find some patterned throw pillows for the couch and dinette. A couple of cozy throw blankets will also go a long way to making your RV feel like your own personal happy place.
- Put up some custom wall hangings. You do not have to put any holes in your RV walls to display treasured family photos or collected prints. Adhesive squares and sticky Velcro will hold up great if attached properly. Some RVers create a feature wall by framing and hanging postcards from their travels.
- Only introduce items you love. A new RV is clutter free, and keeping it that way will ensure that you enjoy all the time you spend in your home on wheels. Choose every item that you add with care, and at the end of every trip, remove items you didn't use.
Your RV is your home away from home, and you can to feel as comfortable and relaxed while traveling as you do in your sticks and bricks. These five tips will help you personalize your RV in a simple and affordable way so you can focus on the fun part…the amazing adventures ahead.
Jeremy and Stephanie Puglisi are the co hosts of the weekly RV Family Travel Atlas and Campground of the Week podcasts, as well as the creators of the RVFTA Podcast Network. They are also the authors of The Idiots Guide to RV Vacations and the Acadia National Park Adventure Guide. After buying their very first pop up camper six years ago, Jeremy and Stephanie caught the RV bug in a big way, and now spend over 70 nights a year in their travel trailer with their three sons, Theo, Max, and Wes, and sweet Maggie the pup. You can follow along on their adventures (and misadventures) at rvfamilytravelatlas.com.
Tips for Finding the Right Campsite For Your Family
Family camping trips are some of the most fulfilling, affordable, and rewarding ways to travel with a family. With various levels of camping amenities, and throughout many seasons, spending some time in nature is truly a great way to unplug and reflect, together. Indeed, it can also spark a family tradition — 12% of adult campers first went camping with their immediate families.
The first step of any camping trip is deciding on a location. Campers across the board spent an average of 14.9 days camping, meaning that the location you choose for your summer camping trips should be optimal for the length of time you stay there.
Consider the Accommodations
Campgrounds come in many different shapes and sizes and have varying degrees of accommodations. Some families prefer to rent a cabin and go cabin camping while others enjoy tent camping. Still more have RVs, which are especially convenient when the campsite has full hookups, providing electricity, gas, and waste disposal. Consider the needs of your family and your camping choices when looking at different campgrounds.
What Kind of Nature do You Like?
Some families dedicate themselves to climbing all of New York State's 46 highest peaks while others prefer tumbling over boulders in the beautiful desert of Texas. Some families specifically camp to experience a destination like the Grand Canyon of Arizona or the Badlands of South Dakota. What kind of nature are you set on experiencing?
Do you want to be fully immersed in a state or national park, or would you like easier access to certain amenities? For family camping, it can be nice to have all of the advantages of a scenic campground, but be able to run to a store for emergency supplies. For more seasoned families with older children, a more isolated campground with fewer amenities might make it easier to embark upon serious hikes and explorations.
Whether you choose summer camping trips or autumn camping trips, make sure to choose a memorable and practical camping ground! If you find the perfect spot, don't let distance deter you — many campers travel an average distance of 186.7 miles for a camping trip. Let the search begin!


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Re: Officejet Pro 8600 N911g new firmware will not install.
Thanks for the reply. I did as you instructed, and performed a semi-full reset.
Printer powered down, then went through the whole calibration setup. However, this did not resolve my issue. After it finished calibrating, I tried to run the new firmware, and just as before, my printer model appears in the firmaware installtion window, though "not applicable" is shown under the Status column.
Any other suggestions?
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I was reading through our messages again and noticed that your firmware version is actually a higher number than the firmware version that is posted on the hp.com website. You may actually have the newest and most up to date version after all.
Having said that, is there a reason why you are looking to do the update? Are you unable to print, scan, copy, etc? If there is an actual issue with the printer, please let me know and I will do my best to help you with the concerns you may have!
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Re: Officejet Pro 8600 N911g new firmware will not install.[ Edited ]
07-23-2014 06:35 PM - edited 07-23-2014 06:56 PM
Maybe that's where I'm getting confused.
The support page for the firmware download lists CLP1CN1322CR as the latest firmware version.
Is that a typo? Should the latest firmware be listed as CLP1CN1416AR?
Or did they simply not post the latest CLP1CN1416AR firmware verion yet? However, they did change the release date to 2014-07-18, the last release date listed was august of 2013.
Now that I think about it, it appears my printer auto-updated to firmware CLP1CN1416AR, and HP has'nt got around to posting the latest version or they put back the old firmware because there might be problems with the latest firmware.
Link to page I'm referring: Firmware Link
Re: Officejet Pro 8600 N911g new firmware will not install.
Same issue here.
But also in the embedded web interface somethhing is wrong with CLP1CN1416AR
In the embedded web server I get "Connection error" under the Tools Menu. Nothing is accessible.
Any solution?
Re: Officejet Pro 8600 N911g new firmware will not install.
New Firmware (CLP1CN1416R) was installed automatically (Printer was set for "Auto Update"). Prior to new firmware install, printer has performed flawlessly...no problems. Immediately after printer updated it's firmware automatically I began to have multiple problems.
First, it kept asking me to perform an "Alignment" which I dutifully performed only to have message come back that 'Alignment Failed". Printed sheet looked fine, and printer printed fine but now before any page will print the "Alignment Recommended" message comes up which I have to then override (Click 'Do Not Align' button at bottome of 'Alignment Recommended' message box. This is getting really OLD!! Simply unacceptable for a business class printer!!
Also, the printer randomly has started giving other messages such as "There is a problem with the printer or ink system" AND "Cartridges are Missing" ("when I've just recently put in new catridges and levels are OK!!) AND "Paper Jam" (when there is no jam!!)
None of these problems have occurred prior to the automatic firmware update. I believe the reason HP hasn't posted the new firmware update to their Customer Service website is that they know there are bugs in it and don't want to compound the problems the new version has already created. I seriously question why an automatic updating of firmware was done with equipment set to "Auto Update" and yet that same new firmware is not available to those who might have had their printers set for "Manual Update".
HP Customer Service - You need to issue a statement from the company as to what has happened with this firmware update. If there are problems, take responsibility for it and make it right. HP knows who it sent out auto updates to. These printer owners should be immediately notified and the situation made right. It is not real assuring to have your front line staff not know why the new firmware is not on the website. I do not like the idea of having to pay for a Support Call when the problems with my out of warranty printer are directly tied to the Auto Updating of said printer with apparently defective firmware.
I'd really appreciate a response back from someone in HP Customer Service.
Re: Officejet Pro 8600 N911g new firmware will not install.
I would also be interested in the solution, because I have exactly the same problem.
Re: Officejet Pro 8600 N911g new firmware will not install.
Check this answer out HP-Officejet-8600-Plus/m-p/4719908#M63738
I had exactly the same problem as you. I enabled webservices and from the web services screen on the printer did the update successfully.


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Iceland gives hydrogen the cold shoulder
Iceland has long been touted as a hydrogen economy pioneer. So it is quite shocking that electric vehicles — both plug-in hybrids and pure battery electric cars — crowded out hydrogen at a recent Reykjavk conference.
Iceland is blessed with abudant hydro-electric opportunities, and currently generates 6.5 TWh (Tera Watt hours, which is equal to a million megawatt hours) per year, with the potential of 25 -30 TWh per year. Geothermal currently generates 1.3 TWh per year, with a potential of 15 TWh per year over the next 100 years. Almost 100% of electricity in Iceland comes from these two sources. Geothermal energy is also used for space heating.
Yet 30% of total energy consumption still comes from oil, which is primarily used in transportation (cars and boats). Iceland seeks to get rid of its remaining fossil fuel dependence, and for a while it was intensely focused on becoming one of the first hydrogen economies. It installed a hydrogen fuel station, and experimented with fuel cell buses. Those buses are gone now, so it is appropriate to ask what was on Iceland's Driving Sustainably '08 conference agenda last week, concentrating on talks related to either electric or fuel cell vehicles.
The President of Iceland, "lafur Ragnar Grmsson, opened the conference on Thursday monring with an address in which he said, "In the next five years or so we have to lay the fundamental groundwork of a comprehensive transformation of our traffic system, our transport, how we use the roads, how we move from one place to another, whether it is a household or a city or a country."
Just before Thursday's lunch, Yet-Ming Chiang, co-founder A123 Systems and MIT Professor of Materials Science & Engineering spoke on The Coming Electric Vehicle Revolution: Impact of Materials Advances on Automotive Batteries. During lunch, the program lists, "Test drive of selected EVs available outside." Immediately after lunch came two electric vehicle talks: Wind Generated Electricity, Second Generation Biofuels, and Better Place Denmark: Electric Cars and Recharging Infrastructure in Denmark, and Design & Potential of High Performance Electric Vehicles. Perhaps they were just trying to get the EVs out of the way? After coffee came CO2 Free Power and Plug-in Hybrids in the Nordic Countries, and The Next Generation Utility: Blending Energy Efficiency, Renewable Generation and Plug-in Vehicles to Eliminate Carbon Emissions. That was nearly a full day devoted to EVs, with hydrogen nowhere in sight. Surely day 2 must have been different.
Friday morning saw Present Status & Future Prospects of Electric Vehicles in China and The i MiEV Electric Car, given by Tetsuro Aikawa, Managing Director In Charge of Product Development at Mitsubishi Motors Corporation. Well, perhaps there were some hydrogen fuel cell vehicles at brunch? No, the program says again "Test drive of selected EVs."
Friday afternoon kicked off with a keynote, Better Place: A Mobility Operator Enabling EV Mass Adoption. Finally the hydrogen team gets up to the plate, with Shell presenting Shell Future Fuels Scenarios until 2020: Electricity & Hydrogen for Transport. Wait, even the hydrogen team is talking about electricity?
Did the afternoon then turn to hydrogen? Next up was Myths and truths about electric cars, followed by The Death & Resurrection of the Electric Car: Carmakers, Big Oil, Environment & Battery Developments, by Chris Paine, Director of Who Killed The Electric Car? After a panel discussion, Iceland's –ssur Skarph©°insson, Minister of Industry gave the last presentation Electricity for Transport in Iceland, which was followed by concluding remarks, and then "Free Time & EV testing".
With only Shell waving the hydrogen flag, it was a essentially a shutout. It appears that Iceland has cooled toward hydrogen, and is shifting attention to electric vehicles. The New York Times blogged Iceland's Future Could Be Electric, which reported:
"Hydrogen cars are not mass produced anywhere," said Teitur Torkelsson, managing partner of FTO Sustainable Solutions. "But a majority of car makers are announcing electric cars to be produced in the next four or five years, so it becomes a big part of our energy solutions." Even the country's 840-mile-long ring road could theoretically be covered with just 14 fast-charging stations. The Icelandic government is expected to ease the way for the E.V.'s by removing import taxes on them, as was recommended by a Finance Ministry working group.
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What fun. Some time back I said that Iceland was unlikely to switch to hydrogen fueled cars simply because no one was going to mass produce them. The price was just going to be too high.
(But don't start to think me a successful futurist. I'm like Knuntsler, I stumbled into something once in a while. ;o)
Iceland might be getting the message, but how about the New York Times. Thursday's paper had an energy section and it had an article on Hydrogen and predictions of 2 million vehicles in the near future and 200 million vehicles by 2050, (or something like that.) They made a big deal of having Hydrogen fuel pumps concentrated in large cities and this was some kind of thinking breakthrough. It made me ill.
Maybe it wasn't Thursday's paper, might have been Wednesday's, but it was this week.
Sure wish we had a "true stuff about energy" site.
A place one could go to get reliable information about all things energy and environment.
Then we'd have less crap coming out from reporters who access bad sources.
This isn't surprising, given the cost of fuel cells and the fact that hydrogen is an inferior fuel. You can make it either by breaking down hydrocarbons or breaking up water with electricity. In either case, youl would be better off using the fuel or electricity directly.
Once upon a time hydrogen seemed like a good solution for getting off petroleum. It was thought that fuel cell prices would come down to some reasonable level in a reasonable time.
But that didn't happen and batteries started improving.
Hydrogen would have been a good solution for Iceland. If someone made the cars for them. They've got an incredible amount of cheap energy from both close to the surface geothermal and hydro. As one drives along the coastal ring of Iceland (where everyone lives) it's common to see several major waterfalls at a time.
I suppose with global warming they're going to have a lot more hydro coming from their interior….
Even in Iceland, it is the efficiency from source to use that matters most when considering hydrogen.
The kinetic energy -> electricity -> charged batteries -> kinetic energy pathway is a much more efficienct than the kinetic energy -> electricity -> hydrogen -> electricity -> kinetic energy pathway.
Well, yes, but because of the unique geology of Iceland energy is very abundant.
We didn't need to worry about efficiency when oil was plentiful and therefore cheap.
Speaking of efficiency – anyone on top of this one?
Bogus or not?
According to Rongjia Tao, Chair of Temple's Physics Department, the small device consists of an electrically charged tube that can be attached to the fuel line of a car's engine near the fuel injector. With the use of a power supply from the vehicle's battery, the device creates an electric field that thins fuel, or reduces its viscosity, so that smaller droplets are injected into the engine. That leads to more efficient and cleaner combustion than a standard fuel injector, he says.
Six months of road testing in a diesel-powered Mercedes-Benz automobile showed that the device increased highway fuel from 32 miles per gallon to 38 mpg, a 20 percent boost, and a 12-15 percent gain in city driving.
Bob, perhaps you could ask this Professor:
That sort of thing is his specialty.
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I am in a situation that i can't figure out. I am running a WP 3.4.2 on a site with multiple custom post types. The normal posts are displayed in the blog section and are in a category called blog with different subcategories.
Blog posts and another post type called 'events' display tags in single view. The tags display fine but when you click on a blog post tag no posts are found. Tags related to events work as expected.
The really weird thing is in admin. when i search a tag that is related to a normal post, it finds it and counts how many posts it has, but when clicking on the number of posts is says "No posts found.". With the tags related to events this never happens.
Also, categories have the same problem.. display just posts from events..
Also i tried to make another post type called "blogposts" to display on the blog page instead of normal posts but same sad story.
As far as i see in the code, in archive.php and tag.php, normal posts are not returned from the query, just events get through.
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