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To The Editor: A report by 600 scientists, reviewed by another 600 experts and edited by bureaucrats from 154 countries, will be released Friday in Paris.
In section one of the four-part report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will offer an explosion of new data indicating that global warming is no longer a future event, it is here and now.
Predictions for global warming are based on 19 computer models, about twice as many as in the past and according to the Associated Press article, "The future is bleak."
The second part of the international climate panel's report -- to be released in April -- will for the first time feature a blockbuster chapter on how global warming is already changing health, species, engineering and food production.
If we could rise as a nation and defeat the Axis powers of World War II, then we can make the sacrifices necessary to preserve our earthly home. At 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, in Kaplan Auditorium, there will be an organizing meeting of the Henderson County Global Warming Task Force.
If you are interested in helping a nonpartisan group craft a plan for lowering carbon emissions in our county, please attend.
Eva L. Ritchey
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The culmination of nearly 10 years' work and conclusion to Peter Jackson's epic trilogy based on the timeless J.R.R. Tolkien classic, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" presents the final confrontation between the forces of good and evil fighting for control of the future of Middle-earth. Hobbits Frodo and Sam reach Mordor in their quest to destroy the `one ring', while Aragorn leads the forces of good against Sauron's evil army at the stone city of Minas Tirith.
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The sequel to the Golden Globe-nominated and AFI Award-winning "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," "The Two Towers" follows the continuing quest of Frodo (Elijah Wood) and the Fellowship to destroy the One Ring. Frodo and Sam (Sean Astin) discover they are being followed by the mysterious Gollum. Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), the Elf archer Legolas and Gimli the Dwarf encounter the besieged Rohan kingdom, whose once great King Theoden has fallen under Saruman's deadly spell.
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The future of civilization rests in the fate of the One Ring, which has been lost for centuries. Powerful forces are unrelenting in their search for it. But fate has placed it in the hands of a young Hobbit named Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood), who inherits the Ring and steps into legend. A daunting task lies ahead for Frodo when he becomes the Ringbearer - to destroy the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom where it was forged.
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Two co-educational secondary schools in Dunedin plan to cut
teacher numbers as the fall in school-age children starts to
affect the secondary sector.
The March roll return shows secondary school rolls in the
city have dropped by 612 in the past decade - the equivalent
of about 25 large classrooms of pupils.
Kaikorai Valley College principal Rick Geerlofs said it was a
situation affecting many Dunedin secondary schools.
"It's fair to say that the number of students for secondary
schooling is declining across the city.
"Our year 9 roll intake is very positive and up on last year.
However, we do have some big cohorts on the top end of the
roll moving through, which is affecting the school roll."
As a result, the school was not in a position to employ new
staff, and staff members who were resigning and retiring were
not being replaced, he said.
"It is staff management through attrition.
"We are exploring new ways of managing the impact of falling
He expected next year's roll to be "in the early 500s",
including a significant number of international pupils.
The school this year posted its lowest March roll return in a
decade, at 595.
Bayfield High School principal Judith Forbes said year 9
enrolments were similar to last year, but a large cohort of
senior pupils leaving the school at the end of this year
meant the school's overall roll would drop by about 20 in
The school posted a March roll return this year of 624. .
Both Mrs Forbes and Mr Geerlofs said staff numbers would have
to be cut, but it was too early to say how many would go.
Mrs Forbes said she too was hoping to resolve the problem of
excess teaching staff through attrition.
"It won't be a large number. We've got some staff retiring at
the end of the year and we're hoping that will cover it."
Taieri College acting principal Paul Bolton said it was a
situation his school was also wary of.
"Our roll is stable enough to not have to go through that
process yet, but it's something we are having to keep a very
close eye on from year to year."
The school's roll was at just over 1000, and it was expected
to remain that way next year, he said.
Queen's High School principal Julie Anderson said the
school's roll had been in decline, but was now "stabilised",
so no further managing of staff had been necessary.
However, she said attrition was used by the school three
years ago to manage staffing levels when the school's roll
dropped below 500.
Logan Park High School deputy principal Roger Tobin said the
school was expecting an increase in the number of year 9
pupils next year, and the overall school roll would increase
by nearly 40.
"We're optimistic about being up on year 13 pupils next year
as well." Secondary schools in rural Otago do not appear to
be as significantly affected by roll fluctuations. March roll
returns for the past decade show rural secondary school roles
have remained stable, and those that have declined have been
minimal compared with some Dunedin schools where rolls have
dropped by up to 50 a year for the past five years.
Some rolls in Dunedin have nearly halved in the past decade.
Earlier this year, Statistics New Zealand senior demographer
Kim Dunstan said the roll decline, particularly in Dunedin,
was caused by a drop in the birth rate which began in the
early 1990s.
He said there were 1700 births a year on average in Dunedin
around 1992, but the number had fallen to, and plateaued at,
about 1300 a year since 2000.
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No jobs means few families; means few children; means few
schools and teachers.
And you're right about who rather than what.
A full time teaching job here in Dunedin is like
trying to find 'hen's teeth'. Add amalgamations and
closures of schools etc and it'll become even more
As for jobs here in Dunedin that allow a person to 'survive',
they're also extremely scarce, as I myself have personally
found many many times. It's a case of 'who you know rather
than what you know' here.
Scubadoo obviously didn't do their homework before moving to
Dunedin back in 2005 in search of employment. Maybe a quick
look on seek.co.nz or in the ODT would have given you an idea
about job prospects before you moved here.
I completely disagree with the comments about Dunedin not
being an affordable city to live and work. My partner and I
moved to Dunedin 18 months ago after living in various cities
over the world and New Zealand, never being able to find a
decent house in our price range. When we moved to Dunedin
we had jobs within a week, bought a house a month later
and am expecting child number 1 very soon. And no we don't
earnt a fortune, we just priortise what is important in life.
The fall in school roll numbers should be taken very
seriously, it is an early indicator of a failing economy and
decreasing population. The region is beginning to die!
When my family and I moved to Dunedin in 2005 it was with the
hope of having decent job prospects and a reasonable salary
in a country with lower costs of living. We intended to have
children here and this was a major reason for the move.
However it quickly became apparent that there were few or no
employment or career prospects, salaries were very poor and
the cost of living much higher than many, or even most, other
western countries.
It has proven financially impossible to have children here
and it is likely that we will be unable to remain in Dunedin
(I have been unemployed for 2 years and applied for dozens of
I am not surprised that the number of school age children is
dropping and this will likely continue unabated until there
is an economy with jobs, prospects and liveable salaries.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pledge this week to advance steps to deport asylum seekers from African countries may only add fuel to the fires, literally, of those who are harassing the migrants.
A suspected case of arson was reported in Jerusalem on Monday, damaging an apartment where 10 Eritrean immigrants were living. Several were hospitalized with burns as attacks against the newcomers have escalated in recent weeks, underscoring the social tensions between Israelis who want the estimated 60,000 Africans who have arrived in the last several years to be sent away, and those who are sympathetic to their plight as refugees.
About 25,000 Africans have come because of poverty in their native countries, primarily Ghana, Ivory Coast and Ethiopia, and are seeking work in Israel. Another 35,000 people are believed to be from war-torn Sudan and Eritrea and are legitimate refugees, protected by United Nations-granted rights of asylum.
The festering social problem grew uglier last week when African residents in south Tel Aviv, where many of them live, were subjected to beatings, racism and other forms of discrimination from locals who said the newcomers were troublemakers. Though statistics show the crime rate of foreigners in south Tel Aviv to be significantly lower than among Israelis, protests and riots took place in several cities, with activists saying they did not want the refugees living near them.
Interior Minister Eli Yishai of the Shas Party exacerbated the tensions when he referred to south Tel Aviv as "the country's garbage can" and inferred that many of the Africans are infected with HIV. He said the "infiltrators" — the word commonly used to describe the migrants — should be imprisoned in detention centers and then deported.
Tough words from a religious leader, given the Torah's repeated instruction to show compassion to the strangers in our midst.
It is comforting to know that organizations like Jewish Heart for Africa and Israel At Heart are doing important work to improve the lives of Africans, in their own countries and in Israel. Joey Low, a New Yorker who founded Israel At Heart, which provides social services, job opportunities and scholarships for African refugees in Israel, notes that Jerusalem has no clear policy on the refugees, and that laws have been passed making it a crime to hire Africans.
"How are the Africans expected to feed themselves and their families and pay for housing if they cannot earn money through working?" Low asks.
While supporting the government's plan to complete a fence along the Egyptian border to prevent additional refugees from entering Israel, he calls for allowing those already in the country to work and be paid. He also advocates for the Africans to be treated with dignity and offered basic training programs so that those who return home will have useful skills.
Jerusalem should look at these refugees as potential goodwill ambassadors. Having been treated by Muslim governments with discrimination, and sometimes torture, these people should be shown compassion and be able to attest to Israel's humanitarian concerns when they were "strangers among us" in the Jewish state.
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Why can't Israel and Israelis have the same compassion and acceptance of others that was extended to them? What does that say about the Jewish people and the Israelis?! If we want to appear humane and loving to the world, we need to act like it.
As a general approach, the Africans, both men and women, who don't want to be immediately deported should be given the opportunity to serve in the army for a term of 5-7 years. (Those who can't do active combat should be given non-combat jobs, and their families should live near their location on a permanent base.) Since their needs are essentially met by the army, a reserve amount, say half their salary should be kept and paid to them at the end of their service. Then they will have money to use when they return to their native countries.
By serving for such a time, there is the possibility that the situation in their home countries will stabilize and they will be able to return home. By serving in the army they show they are not just moochers, and it will help them integrate into and better function in Israeli society. Also, they will get training, which they can use when they return home. And they will be able to serve as PR ambassadors for Israel. Those who excel can be allowed to stay in a military career. If they are placed in units together, and they are returned to their home country as a unit, then they can defend themselves when they return to their home country.


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Prep 10 mins
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This flavorful frittata is perfect for a light and easy family lunch. Or serve with sauteed potatoes and green beans for a more substantial dinner. This frittata is also delicious served with roasted vine tomatoes.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 1⁄2 red peppers, cut into chunks
- 1 1⁄2 yellow peppers, cut into chunks
- 7 ounces feta, cubed
- 4 eggs, beaten
- 4 tablespoons heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon fresh chives, chopped
- 2 tablespoons fresh parsley, chopped
- Heat the oil in a large, non-stick frying pan, add the peppers and cook over a medium heat for 15 mins until softened and lightly coloured. Scatter over the feta.
- Combine the eggs, cream and herbs, then season well. Pour over the pepper mixture, reduce the heat and cook for 15-20 mins until just set. Cook the top under a pre-heated broiler for 5 mins until just golden. Cut into thick wedges and serve.
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This frittata made for a great breakfast the other day (colorful & tasty, too) & had enough for a lunch for 2, as well! I was unsuccessfully encouraged to include some other things, but since I wanted to make it as given, to see how it was supposed to taste . . . And it was great, as I said! Definitely a keepeer of a recipe! [Made & reviewed while touring Greece with ZWT6]
Very, very good! We enjoyed this for breakfast today. I sliced the peppers thinly to get it done quicker, and it took 10 minutes off the prep time, which is great for a weekday morning. The flavor is just wonderful. Thanks for sharing this recipe. Made for ZWT6.


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Hands down BEST.GLEE.MASHUP.PERFORMANCE.EVER!!! If you think I'm exaggerating, clearly you're not a musical loving homo. This was the gayest thing I've ever seen on the show… and that's saying a lot. Adding even more gay mojo was a cameo by RuPaul's Drag Race Season 2 & 3 contestant Shangela.
FOX hyped Glee's Thanksgiving episode for New Directions' sectionals performance of "Gangnam" style and the return of Dianna Agron (Quinn). While all entertaining in their own right, the episode was all about Blaine and Rachel's orphans Thanksgiving dinner in Bushwick, Brooklyn with Brody and Sarah Jessica Parker's Isabelle Wright. PS. I actually missed Quinn. That bitch slap between Santana and her was EPIC.
The second SJP stepped out of the subway saying "Oooh, she's been a bitch tonight," I literally SQUEALED. No lie. I had no idea the show was going to cover Scissor Sisters' summer jam "Let's Have A Kiki". As if that wasn't awesome enough, halfway through the song, Rachel belts out "Turkey Lurkey Time" from the 1968 Broadway musical, Promises, Promises. At this point, I was practically jizzing all over the place. I was in heaven. I rewound the performance a couple of times, and by a couple I mean numerous.
Check out the mashup performance below. I also embedded a performance of "Turkey Lurkey Time" from the Tony Awards show. You simply have to watch it. The woman in the center with the short hair is frickin' amazing. Girlfriend gives it her all and then some.
I was introduced to this clip a couple of years ago from a friend who was obsessed with the Tony Awards. And for that, I thank him. Had I no previous knowledge, I might not have enjoyed Glee's mashup as much as I did.
Just in case you were hibernating this summer and didn't learn the dance moves, here's the clip. This video never gets old. So sad that Scissors Sisters are on an indefinite hiatus.
I have to admit the "Gangnam Style" Sectionals performance was a bit of a letdown. That said, this behind the scenes clip is cute. Becca Tobin (Kitty) speaking Korean is everything. So is the banter with Chord Overstreet, Blake Jenner and Jacob Artist. Check it out below.
What did you think of Glee's "Thanksgiving" episode? What was your favorite performance? Happy to see Quinn back? Are you enjoying Season 4 of the FOX musical show? Sound off below.


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With Facebook lauching their IPO and making its creators billions of dollars I'm still wondering are advertisers really making money by advertising on Facebook? Or are advestisers really making money through any kind of social media site? I have looked on
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are on Facebook are not only overseas but is on a mobile device. Recently GM stopped advestising on Facebook and it makes me wonder as someone who uses the Internet I as I'm sure many do hate advertising on the web. From pop-ups, spam, and many videos on the
web forcing the user to watch an advestisement before the video I wonder how effective is online advestisement? Or is word of mouth still king? What I'm trying to say is what good is a user, fan or follower if they don't fully buy what you're selling and if
they don't what does it say about social media as a whole? How effective is social media really?
Why does everybody seem to be slaves to social media? The last thing I want is a business card with your facebook information on it, you know? Is nothing sacred. Tweets feel emotionless and anonymous and the majority of my fellow students seem to be stuck
to facebook like flies to sticky paper. So much so that they tend to not even pay attention in class. A site has that much hold on you that you can't wait 3 hours to log on? On one hand I love technology but on the other I'm wondering what is it doing to our
society as a whole.
A notable theme in Jay-Z's book Decoded is objectivity, defined as "a focus on external reality." In fact, this objectivity is a major difference between graphic design and traditional forms of fine art, which can be subjective without contest.
Our messages must give people what they need in a way they didn't expect, while looking holistically at the client's message. As designers, do we resist the urge to take a message at face value? Or simply absorb and move on, cranking out a predictable solution?
Though very different than graphic design, the music industry is deeply rooted in story telling. There are many supporting elements in this niche of the arts, but while comparing and contrasting the process, I think Jay-Z's book deserves some
attention. His popularity and persona have been at the forefront of the rap scene for decades, and the release of his book is another way of gaining access to his charisma. Check out page 57 for the real story behind "99 Problems" - pretty interesting.
DESIGN READING: Joshua Foer's book Moonwalking with Einstein describes his stumble into the weird world of memory mastery. What began as a casual interest rapidly sucks him into an existential crisis. The more intrigued he becomes, the more stumped he is: "I didn't have a clue how my own memory worked," he says. Foer finds himself shadowing memory champions and chatting with neuroscientists, who, eager to persuade, turn him into the subject of numerous psychological and intellectual tests. He hears repeatedly, "Anyone can do it. It's memorization. It just takes practice." So he dives in, emerging one year later in the finals of the USA Memory Championship.What I found most interesting about Moonwalking with Einstein is how quickly we all dismiss our "half functioning" memory. I wonder what our profession would look like if we began to explore the full capacity of our memories, especially since a designer's work is always referential. Are we aware of these points of inspiration? What role does memory play in the design process? And if "our memories are indeed improvable," should we be spending more time on improvement?
I haven't yet read Moonwalking with Einstein, but has certainly been on my radar out of curiosity. To your question, 'do we dismiss our "half functioning" memory?,' I'd say not necessarily (at least that's my view, judging from the context of your description
having not read the book yet). Process in itself seems like an exercise in memory, a system in which we retain information, project to project, through a method of repetitive storage. We know where to look for the information we need, even though that aspect
is constantly in flux. I would say that we're mostly unaware of it from that point of view though.
It is almost like, what most consider to be on the border of "compulsive disorder" like actions and behavior are efforts in the exercise of memory. When something is out of order, it generates an impulse of acknowledgement, that impulse is almost an alert like
signal signifying you are forgetting something or something isn't right—missing information, or a gap in the research. I'm often surprised how, especially when discussing revisions of a complex piece, I'm able to visually remember a minute aspect of it pulled
from obscurity by the other person reviewing it. Even pulling obscure things from conversations that suddenly become applicable. Memory can be fascinating.
My question, with all of the self-improvement, happiness, process and productivity focused blogs, books, and conferences making waves throughout of our creative communities, do you think that maybe we are in fact collectively spending time towards improvement
as you mentioned?
Also, do you recommend the book overall?
Great point about process. I agree that for the most part, we're unaware of our memory being used, so it's a little tricky to evaluate performance. This is why magnifying its role may be an interesting and worthwhile exercise.
I think the different types of blogs you brought up definitely contribute to the improvement of our field overall. But I wonder if we're spreading ourselves too thin...going a mile wide, but only an inch deep, so to speak? There's no question that opportunities
for growth abound, and being a "generalist" designer comes with seasons of experience.
Overall, yeah - the book is pretty good. It reads a little verbose, and there are lots of people and concepts who appear. I also read it sporadically on the train, which isn't the best environment. But really fascinating to lean about this tiny subculture
that values the discipline of the mind so highly.
I am a senior design student graduating in May, and for my final portfolio class, the professor is requiring us to print 100 letterhead and 100 envelopes of our identity for the final project.
We, as a class, find this to be excessive, and wanted to get the feedback of the professional design community.
Is 100 of each excessive, since as emerging designers we are most likely to change out identity in a short timeframe, or should we just suck it up and waste the paper and money?
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My family LOVES this recipe! I've made it numerous times using both beef and venison. Quick enough for an un-hurried weeknight meal but fancy enough for company. We served it with a side salad and mashed potatoes. Also was out of the called for cheese and substituted mozzarella just as equally delicious!!
French Onion Beef Tenderloin for Two
From EatingWell: November/December 2010
We took the comforting flavors of French onion soup and turned them into an easy bistro-style steak dinner. Tender filet mignon gets smothered with sweet caramelized onions and topped by a crispy, Swiss cheese-covered crostini. Serve with green beans and smashed potatoes with buttermilk and chives.
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Cooked green beans for the side... this was an awesome meal. The Swiss cheese really set off the bread... and the onions were sweet. Juicy filet. Would totally cook again!
I picked this recipe out for a valentine's day celebration and to my surprise before I had a chance to prepare it my boyfriend did all the work. It was fantastic. Tastes exactly like French onion soup but with the extra protein and flavor added by the steak. This will be a keeper recipe for romantic dinners. :)
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2. In a second dish, add Parmesan cheese, coconut flour, and taco seasoning.
3. On a plate, spread out the pickles. Lightly season them with salt and pepper.
4. Dredge the pickle chips in grated cheese mixture, dunk in the egg wash, and return to grated cheese dish. Shake until well covered.
5. Freeze covered chips for 10 minutes.
6. Add oil to small frying pan, and heat to just below smoke temperature.
7. Add breaded chips to hot oil in frying pan. Flip to second side after 30 seconds or the breading in golden brown. Cook another 30 seconds, and remove to paper towels on a plate.
8. Serve fried pickles with your favorite dip.
Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 365 Calories from Fat 219
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 25 g38.5%
Saturated Fat 19.7 g98.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 116.3 mg38.8%
Sodium 1666.6 mg69.4%
Total Carbohydrates 27 g9%
Dietary Fiber 2.2 g8.9%
Sugars 12 g
Protein 9 g18.8%
Vitamin A 9.3%
Vitamin C 2.2%
Calcium 22.5%
Iron 6.4%
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Starting point is 100 liters of NYC tap water with a PH of 7.0 treated with 2 teaspoons of ClorAm-X to neutralize the chlorine. The water has been in the tank and growbed while i tested the system for a week prior to the start of cycling.
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Beginning to think I need some rocks from the Koi pond or find something like a scrubber pad to get bacteria off the surfaces of the pond and put it in amongst the media. They don't appear to be in the water column.
Day 6 No Change in chemistry - buffering PH back up to 7 after reading a study on nitrifying bacteria with PH ranges 7 - 7.5
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The nitrifying bacteria do generally prefer a PH of somewhere between 7.3 and 8.0 (depending on whether they are nitrosomonas or notrospira bacteria). Also note that these bacteria only perform a binary division every 15hrs or so, so their growth will be necessarily a little slow. Water temperature will also affect the health of the bacteria and their ability to do their jobs... optimal temp is about 28 degrees. Finally, if you have plenty of oxygen in the system then that will also make it easier for bacteria to do their thing.
On the little system that I have, I used a standard air pump that comes with the inbuilt sponge-type filter. I have that running in one of the other established systems for a week or more, and then transfer the filter over to the new system when it has been built. This gets the bacteria into the system quickly, as well as providing a little more aeration.
Temperature, and the presence of ammonia... will determine your cycling time... more than pH...
Thanks guys... I have an air stone going 24/7 in the tank and the ambient temp is 21 and they will have to live with that or I should say I will have to live with how long it takes at that temperature. I will take the PH up to 7.5 over the next couple of days.
Just hopeful thinking...
Day 8,9,10 No change in tests result other than bringing up the PH to 7.5.
So far It looks like the rock and pond water have not paid off. I'll give it another 4 days and then I'm going to order some living bacteria from an aquarium supply company - or go down to petco to see what they have.
Day 11,12,13 The Bacteria are still elusive, although my nitrite and nitrates indicate trace levels, it may be from the pond water i added initially. Bottled bacteria are my next hope. Heading over to an aquarium shop on Friday to pick up some.
It took me 17 days before nitrite showed up - this using Chicago tap water and nothing to accelerate process other than heating water to 76 degF and starting plants right away. But then only 2 days after that to jump right up to 5ppm of nitrites. You may be closer than you think...
I have detected trace levels when compared to tap and that continues and the nitrate are indicating something other than 0 maybe as much as 5ppm. I am thinking the pond perhaps has a higher population of nitrite oxidizers than ammonia oxidizers because in the nitrite is 0 and the nitrate is 100. Maybe the rock i brought up had thousands of ammonia oxidizers but millions of nitrite oxidizers. Speculation is all i got right now, but I will wait until day 21 to add the off the shelf stuff. Thanks for the hope!
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Can't updateRule on ExtJS created DOM objects
I can update any style attribute on an element I have created and for which I have defined the CSS rule.
Ext.util.CSS.updateRule('.my_test', 'font-size', '4em');
As one might expect, CSS.getRule returns "undefined" for ".x-tab-strip-spacer" but returns "[object CSSStyleRule]" for ".my_test" So its like one rule exists but the other doesn't even though they're both right there in FireBug.
This doesn't make any sense to me. Why should the Ext.util.CSS methods work on a DOM object I define in the same config object, but not work on any of the DOM objects the config object creates itself?
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If you read the Ext CSS, the rule which styles that element uses a more specific selector:
.x-tab-panel-header-plain .x-tab-strip-spacer, .x-tab-panel-footer-plain .x-tab-strip-spacer { ...Search the forum: http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=01...%3Az7of1ufqccu
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So rather than finding the DOM element in Firebug and using the class name specified in the HTML, the selector we need to use is the the list of selectors Firebug shows under the Style tab to the right of the HTML tab that specifies the exact style attributes we want to change? Is that correct?
If so, is there any other way to identify the full like of selectors necessary, or is Firebug the best?
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Updating style rules on the fly does not seem to work. I just experimented with it.Search the forum: http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=01...%3Az7of1ufqccu
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That's odd, because using the selector list you provided (which was the same as as on line 549 of ext-all.css) I was able to set the bottom border of the tab strip spacer to "0, none" with this line of code:
Ext.util.CSS.updateRule('.x-tab-panel-header-plain .x-tab-strip-spacer, .x-tab-panel-footer-plain .x-tab-strip-spacer', 'border-bottom', '0 none');
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Hardly true, but the point was made. Just a kid who didn't know poetic license from driver's license, I nevertheless sensed right away that this was important prose. Not only could "Run, Jane, run" be "Scoot, girlfriend, scurry," but a simple touchdown could be "a six-point foray into pay dirt behind the Herculean effort of the center, who would have dislodged Mt. Everest had it stood in his path." I liked poetic license from the moment we met. Now to put it to use.
The opportunity arrived in 1982, when I was admitted - almost certainly on double-secret probation - to what we used to know as West Texas State University. An opening for a sports writer existed at the Prairie, our student-run newspaper, and I latched on. Soon thereafter, the Buffs' football team was dismantled 77-14 at the University of Florida, where several WT players were injured.
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At a guess I'd say about 12x6 on 3s would draw ~20A.
I'd certainly start with no more than 10" with my Wattmeter in hand!
Something like this: http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=EFLM4046A
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If you go to 10S with a 6.7:1 gearbox Motocalc suggests it will get you this (under 50A but watts-in ends up well over the rated 1200W). I honestly have no clue as to whether it can cope with these...
On 5s and limited to 35A -50A you'd need a tiny prop.
MotoCalc suggests that 5x5 seems okay, 6x4 is a bit much:
Motor: Hacker C50 13L; 1874rpm/V; 1.27A no-load; 0.0172 Ohms.
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Is it a 10L, 13L, 14L, 15L... in other words exactly which model do you have and what is its Kv. What gearbox do you have on it?
There are cheaper roughly equivalent motors to that PKZ4416... this one is an ounce lighter, $25 cheaper, but might be better:...
My mistake.. I looked up Himaxx 2815 and their chart said 3.2mm for the three lower Kv versions... but I missed the fact that the -4000 is 4mm!!...
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I think that a 28mm OD motor would fit, but, yes, you'd need 3.2mm pinions.
Here is an Exceed 2220 motor (28mm OD) in a similar gearbox.
Your link shows 99 Euros.. this RC Timer 100A ESC is $29.99 http://www.rctimer.com/product_155.html Admittedly it only goes to 7S rather than 12S but ... is yours $108 'better'.
This should work for a 28mm OD motor. http://www.allerc.com/hyperion-aluminum-hi-watt-gearbox-400-v2-p-1579.html
Oh heck... sorry... that battery was just in MotoCalc and I didn't correct for what you actually need! ANY battery which can deliver ~25A will do (1000mAh/30C... 2000mAh/15C... etc... would...
Why don't we go with your 25A ESC and an 8x4 APC E: I'm guessing your motor would fit a GWS 400-style gearbox. One can get several different ratios....
On any particular voltage the motor will only draw as much as the prop demands.
The PJS 1000 is an 85g 1000Kv motor rated for 25A... so...this is pretty close: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__16230__NTM_Prop_Drive_Series_35_30_1100kv_380w.html
The plane is around 32oz so the Himaxx is well suited for good aerobatic performance at close to 150W/lb...., since it is rated for 275W (86g @ 3W/g is close enough) .......(the 57g Hacker can't...
About 3.4v under load is a good LVC level. You should not drain more than ~80% of your packs capacity, so it is a good idea to time a few typical flights to LVC, and then see how much you are putting...
The issue with changing to Lipo is that 2s is 7.4v nominal, 3s is 11.1v nominal... if you had previously used 8-cells (~9.6v nominal) the stock Zagi Speed 400 motor will be lower powered on 2s, but...
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This is probably a better choice at only 770Kv.
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