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Skip to comments.Emergency Preparation for 60-90 Days - Kit Resources
Posted on 02/24/2011 8:51:52 AM PST by BCW
If you read the Terrorism Daily tag-lines from various newspapers that I sent out this morning - you'll see that Iran is probing into the Mediterranean Sea with it's warships, US citizens have recently been killed by Somali pirates, and the chaos in Egypt/Libya is driving oil Middle Eastern Oil prices up, and all the while the White House sits quiet - no response.
I can analyze that the current administration may still have military and civilian forces deployed - that intelligence and counterintelligence officers are conducting missions throughout the world presently - but to what extent are these efforts doing to halt the aggression of a now driving force of Sharia and Wabbi Islamic mindset. The Persians are on the move - the Muslims in Jordan, Egypt, and now Libya and perhaps Nigeria and even in Bahrain may create such a situation that any response from the US or European nations will unleash a massive response from within.
Think for one moment about what I'm saying here. Britain, Europe, Canada, and the US have large segments of Muslims within their country. Those of us that have witness firsthand the mindset of "death" from Islam can readily assume that the those populations can create a devastating effect if called upon. They understand that being a martyr is far more valuable than that of living a peaceful life is a country full of infidels.
Whether the US reacts or sit motionless - Islam will strike either way. At this point, those of us that are prepared will have a chance to survive and safe guard our families. I suggest the following - which I am also working on presently.
One should have a source of water, food stocks, medical supplies, and be armed. Training family members in responsibilities in detecting hostile intent and how to react should be a common nightly event around the dinner table. On the PSD page of my website I have posted several links to these resources.
To save time here they are.
COSTCO (Emergency Food Supply 15/20 yr shelf life) : http://www.costco.com/Common/Category.aspx?cat=75277&eCat=BC|3605|75277&lang=en-US&whse=BC&topnav=
MEDICAL M17 BAG: http://shop.captaindaves.com/p-718-military-m17-combat-medic-kit-with-first-aid-supplies.aspx?CAWELAID=552778158
ANTI-BIOTIC: http://www.vetmeddirect.com/Fish_Mox_Forte_500_mg_Amoxicillin_x_100_Capsules_Non_prescription-P6517.aspx General Page: Order the alternative if you have an allergy to Penicillin : http://www.vetmeddirect.com/Non_Prescription-433-C502.aspx You can also purchase liquid from a farm supply place as well with no prescription.
WATER: http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/CAMP352-1.html http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/CAMP205-1.html http://www.monolithic.com/stories/a-practical-life-sustaining-water-filter (get the filter on Cheaper Than Dirt - but this is the set-up instructions) 55 GAL BARRELS: https://www.usaemergencysupply.com/emergency_supplies/emergency_water_storage.htm
BLOOD STOPPERS: http://www.firstaidstore.com/product_results.aspx?category_guid=7c61268d-acbf-4974-afbe-22500c41e898 Staple Gun: http://www.crackercreations.net/servlet/the-246/Staple-Gun/Detail (find another website - or get it from a medical supply place - or vet supply)
BODY ARMOR PLATES: http://www.bulletproofme.com/index.shtml
AMMO: http://www.ammoman.com/index.htm http://www.the-armory.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/handgunammo.html http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ctd/default.asp?mscssid=X8HLLQCN813J8HMPAB4JKS3RKA9X0R89
Also - here's link to field surgery - I suggest you download it - and print it off to keep in a "go-bag".
As with all things - hopefully there will never be a situation to where one would have to put this plan into action.
I would also start sitting down as a family unit and discuss world events with your children and what the family would do in case of an emergency.
Thanks for the links...
Haven't checked the links yet, but could be informative.
Even for those living in country areas, with the price of gas going beyond anything we've seen or even a shortage of gas this could be useful.
You mean I have to turn by basement seed staring room back into a bomb shelter?
As long as the seeds dont stare back, your probably ok.
this Administration is doing nothing....absolutely nothing...I know if the power goes out - or there's an emergency in my city - I'm prepared to hold out for the 60-90 days. I'm confident in the ability of the community to get things back on line...but something is going to happen...might not be my neck of the woods - but it's always good to have a plan in place...
The good thing about turning your basement into a bomb shelter - you can stock it with all those cool 80's movies that scared us about nuclear war! ...and don't forget the Atari!
No, this Administration is the enemy and they are very much doing someting.
Sounds a little sketchy to me.... I'm on board and have had a kit for years, this just sounded a little iffy to me.
LOL — of course, I meant STARTing room. I probably should call it a STORing room.
But, if you go into the business of having all that food stored, you also need to make a plan to USE all that food, as you go along, and then replace it. I think it is a laudable scheme — I'm just too disorganized to implement it.
You can go online to the Canadian pharmacies and order regular antibiotics and pain killers without a prescription.
We may not be talking EMP, but the advice below could be just as valuable in a Red Dawn Scenario.
20 Things I learned from the book One Second After
You cannot totally prepare for every possible situation. There are too many variables: weather, where you are at the time it occurs, who you are with. You never know how those around you have prepared or how they will react where will they be mentally, emotionally, and physically. Being prepared, at whatever level, just gives you better odds of survival.
1. Eventually you will have to kill somebody. The "Its You or them" decisions will happen.
2. Eventually someone will find you no matter where you are. All you can do is pick the most strategic location possible.
3. Disease will become a part of life.
4. Youre going to run out of bullets, eventually.
5. If or when the government comes to help, they may not be very helpful, and you wont be anywhere near their top priority.
6. Any gun is better than no gun as long as you have ammo.
7. The 22LR will be the most useful weapon of all. You can buy years worth of ammo now for a small investment. It will bring down all small game, wild and domestic (there wont be much big game to bring down after a few weeks). The report does not carry far, giving away your position, and all members of the family can use it. (see #9)
8. Having an understanding of military battle tactics would be a good idea.
9. Children need to learn how to shoot and defend themselves early on.
10. Some medical training and knowledge would be beneficial, even if its just first aid.
11. Big cities will become kill zones. Get away from them early.
12. Learn how to build an outdoor privy.
13. Buy an extra dose of medication whenever you can.
14. Evil people without any fear of authority or restraint will become more evil.
15. If you have more food than everyone else, stay on near-starvation rations so you dont appear to be more healthy and become a target.
16. If it is in you to do so, be one of the first looters, but pay for what you can, however you can. Looting 24 hours after the attack will get you shot on sight or executed. Being an honest person by nature I dont like #15, but if the SHTF this may be a matter of life & death for you and your family).
17. Having to move from one safe location to another safe location, remember youll be in danger the entire way. Movement is dangerous.
18. White collar skills will be worthless. Blue collar skills will be more valuable.
19. Learn how the Native people survived in your area. The plants or roots they ate and used for medicine, how they trapped and cooked fish. Lots of books available now on the subject. Buy them now.
20. Survival will become a fulltime job.
>>Non prescription vet grade amoxicillin?<<
When gangrene is setting in, you won't care if it's vet grade or not.
I hear you. We had a 2 hour power failure on Sunday due to a blizzard. We were totally unprepared as the heat went out (gas furnaces have electric starters) and the water trickled to a stop (my well has an electric pump) and the daylight vanished.
We went out in the storm to get gas for the car, food at a restaurant, and a battery operated lantern. By the time we got home, electricity was restored. But, we are really quite vulnerable.
I have a generator, but it has to operate outside and will only run a couple of appliances. We really need to get organized.
Many of you may like to look over my Preparedness Manual which you can download at:
Probably a dumb question, but is there a way to process chlorinated swimming pool water to render it potable?
Even, in the winter months when we've got the water level lower and the pool covered, we've got over 40,000 gallons within steps of our back door.
Coming soon to a community near you!
COSTCO (Emergency Food Supply ----Check!
MEDICAL M17 BAG: ----Check!
WATER: ----Check!
BLOOD STOPPERS:----Check!
BODY ARMOR PLATES: Negative.
AMMO: ----Check!
Bring on the Zombies!!
Have any recommended websites?
There's any number of good filters that can do it for you. There's a good list of filters in my Preparedness Manual. Link above in post #21.
Wanna go to jail?
I have made many preparations - ad i U R G E all freepers to get books by Cody Lundin on this.
?helpful websites?ping
I've got your manual, but I guess I missed the part about converting chlorinated water.
AND, thanks for the excellent manual.
View your pool as "backup" water. Keep it treated; you never know when this water will be needed! Maintenance of the free chlorine residual will prevent establishment of any microorganisms. Maintenance levels should be kept to 3-5ppm free chlorine. To monitor this, you'll need a supply of chlorine testers. The problem with using swimming pools is that organics can enter through dirt, sweat, body oils and the inevitable kiddie tinkle. This can form chloramines which are not good to drink. Of course in a survival situation it's OK, but steps can be taken to minimize this.
Partial and complete water changes should be done when possible. Although impossible to make a general rule, change pool water at least 1-2 times a year and make partial changes after heavy use. In a sealed drum, water can stay good for years, but we still recommend changing it at least once a year. Now imagine going in and out of your drinking water a hundred times and then drinking it. Don't let clarity fool you, some crystal clear mountain springs have tested out to be laced with cholera.
Keep dry chlorine on hand as it has a much longer shelf life than liquid. Additionally, when the need arises to convert a pool to potable water, it's obviously too late to completely change the water. However, the residual chlorine should be elevated over 5ppm up to ten parts, then allowed to naturally dissipate. This should take a couple of days and ensure that any of the more tenacious bacteria is destroyed. If other stored water stocks are not available, remove the necessary pool water and boil it or just treat with chlorine to the normal 5ppm. It is best to err on the side of caution.
When adding solid chlorine, dissolve the granules in a bucket first, then add to the pool water; much better mixing will result. Without power, a clean paddle or oar should be designated as a mixer. Thirty minutes minimum contact time is needed before use, more if temperatures are cold or if mixing is poor.
For smaller amounts of water, if you still have power, boiling is a reliable treatment. However, boiling water is not an efficient use of fuel if it's scarce. Bear in mind, while boiling pool water is fine, boiling alone will not prevent re-infection from airborne contamination. Once water is boiled, a lower chlorine residual of 3ppm free is OK.
Make sure to store an adequate supply of pH balancers and available chlorine testers if you intend on drinking pool water. Chlorine loses effectiveness above 7.5pH; that's why pH control is important. Bromine chemistry will do the job in the higher pH ranges, but it's not approved for potable water. Use bromine disinfection for washing dishes, laundry, clothes and people.
You might consider a filtration system that removes the chlorine taste. Activated carbon in any form will remove chlorine, but remember, once you remove the free chlorine, your water does not have any protection. It should be consumed immediately following chlorine removal.
In a pinch, highly chlorinated water can be trickled through the ashes from a fire that are suspended in a cloth or coffee filter or even a cut-off pants leg tied at the bottom, that will prevent ash from passing through while allowing the water to pass.
Covering the pool at all times when not in use is a very good idea; try to keep the cover clean and wash the area you put it on when removing it from the pool.
Gangrene = Treatment is usually surgical debridement, with amputation necessary in many cases. Antibiotics alone are not effective because they do not penetrate infected muscles sufficiently.
I get what you are saying, better than nothing but Fish-Mox is for aquarium use.
Vet grade is the EXACT same thing as pharmaceutical grade. The pills even have the same numbers and are many times made in the same factory.
I wouldn't hesitate to use them.
Whew, One Second After. I have been of a food storage/survivalist mentality for a few years now and have made modest efforts to that end, but that was a very sobering read. Wait, let me rephrase that - it scared the crap out of me. Showed me how little prep I had actually done, which was of course a good thing.
But the one aspect that really made my blood run cold was the sheer randomness of the EMP itself - fifty miles from home is suddenly like being stuck on the moon. The idea of being separated from immediate family kept me up at night. And unfortunately, there's no prep for that; in fact, if you can't get home, all your storage is pretty much rendered useless to you.
"You can go online to the Canadian pharmacies and order regular antibiotics and pain killers without a prescription."
"Have any recommended websites?"
For later.
Once again, something is better than nothing but....
If I get any of these: "pop-eye, fin or tail rot, skin ulcerations, columnaris disease, and gill disease", I've got more problems that I thought.
Fish-Mox is for aquarium use, I doubt the QA/QC process is as stringent for gold fish as it is for humans.
"Probably a dumb question, but is there a way to process chlorinated swimming pool water to render it potable?"
The Big Berkey water filtration system will take out chlorine and all pathogens. It will turn pond scum into 99.99% pure drinking water. They also offer an additional add on filter that takes out chloride and arsenic. We just took delivery of ours yesterday and have it all set up and ready to go. Costs $209.00 and they have a special on with the additional filters for free.
My primary survival advice:
A group is always more effective than an individual. Get to know your neighbors and which ones you can trust. Organize. Help each other.
One for the ping list.
Should add several pair of Good Walking shoes or boots to that list, because you would be doing a lot of it, and a normal pair of sneakers will wear out within a few months at best if you take your car out of your life. You don't have to go back too far in history where you find battles going to the side that had shoes.
>>Antibiotics alone are not effective because they do not penetrate infected muscles sufficiently.<<
When it's setting in, it hasn't reached the point of amputation. It's still treatable by anti-biotics.
Get some fish-mox and check the imprint on the tablet.
You'll find it says, "West-Ward 938"
Google it.
Also, here's a comment from a person on another forum having this very discussion:
"I have seen the post here and there about the "fishmox" and the other antibiotics that are for fish. I researched the manufactures website for the total list of ingredients. Indeed the active ingredients is the same medication as administered to humans. To check my findings, I consulted a clinical pharmacist here at work and asked him to take a look. He confirmed my results, "fish" and "human" medications are alike. He also told me that the "inert" ingredients are harmless to humans as well."
One for the ping list.
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- Kyle Lobstein carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning and Tyler Collins clubbed two home runs to lead the Erie SeaWolves to a 9-1 win and earn a series split with the Binghamton Mets in front of 2,978 fans Thursday at NYSEG Stadium.
Lobstein dominated through the first six innings before Binghamton (14-13) broke through with two outs in the seventh. Cesar Puello singled to right to score Josh Rodriguez for the Mets' first hit of the game. Rodriguez had reached on a throwing error earlier in the inning. Will Startup and Justin Souza each threw a scoreless relief inning for Erie. Lobstein (3-2) finished with six strikeouts and two walks to go with one hit allowed and one unearned run in seven innings.
Ramon Cabrera, in his final game with Erie, put the SeaWolves (14-11) on the board with an RBI double in the first inning. Cabrera was promoted to Toledo after the game.
Erie then struck for five runs in the fifth inning and three more in the seventh. Collins had a two-run homer in the fifth inning and a three-run shot in the seventh. He has five home runs this season.
- The SeaWolves' roster went through a shake-up Thursday. Ramon Cabrera was promoted to Triple-A Toledo and Eugenio Suarez continued his rise in the minor leagues by receiving a promotion from Lakeland to Erie. Cabrera, a catcher, is second in the EL with a .352 average. He had 18 RBIs and a slugging percentage of .473. Cabrera is ranked as the No. 19 overall prospect in the Detroit Tigers' organization, according to MLB.com.
Suarez was signed by the Tigers in October of 2008 as a non-drafted free agent. He is a 21-year-old Venezuelan shortstop who hit .311 in 25 games with Lakeland this season. Suarez stole 21 bases last year and had 147 hits as he was named the West Michigan player of the year. He is ranked as the No. 8 overall prospect by Detroit and could free up Hernan Perez to move back to his natural position of second base.


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A 87-year-old Manistee woman died in a car crash on US-131 in Kalkaska County this morning.
Sheriff David Israel of Kalkaska County says Zimmerman pulled in front of northbound car on US-131 while trying to make a left turn from the parking lot of the Boardman Motel.
She was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the second car had no injuries, but the passenger, 76-year-old Geraldine Gerred was taken to Kalkaska Memorial Hospital for injuries.


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This week I was proud to welcome representatives from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and senior advocates from Arkansas and other states to my hometown of Jacksonville for the 2016 Train the Trainers Seminar. The program, conducted nationwide by CMS, provides training for advocates so that they are able to best help seniors navigate the Medicare system.
The event was organized by Arkansas Insurance Department staff from our Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP). Our SHIIP program made contact with over 26,000 Arkansas seniors in 2015, and is on pace to meet that number again this year.
While there, I met a representative from the Louisiana Department of Insurance who was attending the seminar, as well as many friends from central Arkansas who were taking the time to learn the best practices available in order to become the best advocates for our seniors. I was very grateful to see so many answering the call to assist seniors navigate Medicare and help sign up new enrollees as they turn 65.
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I got xbox modded with somekind of homebrew chip.
Layout for soldering in the chip end seem to suggest that this would be "homebrew eeprom" chip. (not Xtender or Enigmah). Im not 100% sure though.
This is the layout i have:
is there further checks i should make? Or am i ready to go?
Oh and after i have enabled TSOP flashing by bridging the spots from _both_ sides of motherboard and booted, I should cut few wires. 16 and 32 if im correct?
But much rather Id like just remove the homebrew-modchip from socket.
(there socket for simple replace of eeprom chip (perhaps designed for upgrades)) if this is an option?
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Oh man, was last night fun! So much to hit on including a certain player going against his former team, but I want to start with two career-first triple doubles. On the same night! And on a night with only five games no less… First stop is Isaiah Thomas, who, and I mean this without sounding like I'm succumbing to a cliche about his size or anything, looked like the only dude who cared for the whole game on either the Wiz or the Kings. I loved me some IT2 with the rankings before free agency, and really pimped him hard when Greivis Vasquez got sent off – as many sources did. Regardless, everyone was right, he's been a beast and went 24/11/10 with 10-10 FT and two treys. And to top off the abuse of John Wall, Wall was 2-6 at the stripe missing pivotal freebies late. My Wizards friend stopped texting me at the end. I'm guessing he threw his phone through a Wall. I capitalize that because he has a John Wall fathead on his wall. Anyway, Paul Millsap also hopped in the trip-dub booze cruise for a 19/13/10 line. Hopefully your fantasy teams own one or both of these guys and faced neither. Nothing would be more annoying than marginally losing Rebs to an IT2 owner! Here's what else I saw last night in NBA action (and don't forget to fill out a bracket in our Razzball March Madness pool!):Please, blog, may I have some more?
Fantasy Basketball Daily Notes
Twas the first night of the playoffs, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even Eddie House. Wait, I can't rhyme house and House. At least I would think not, I tried to tell my buddies who listen to rap that Rick Ross' "Everyday I'm Hustlin" is lazy because he rhymes Atlantic with Atlantic. "But they are different uses of Atlantic!" Pssssh. Wow, way off track. The playoff brackets were hung on the league sites with care, all in hopes St. Terrence Jones would be there. And be there he was! "Stop it with all the Christmas shizz, it's March already!" Don't start a war on Christmas with me, intolerable commenter! Dwight Howard was a late scratch with an ankle, and while we all know TJones starts anyway, it opened a bigger void for the TJ. TJ Entered the Void. Lots of minutes for the TJ. 38 in fact, for 30/5/1/1/4 hitting three treys and not having a single TO. Now, before you go crazy sauce on me, remember this was against a defending force of Marvin Williams and Enes Kanter. Jones got whatever he wanted. The Jazz were singing to him like Selena Gomez. Oh man, wow, sad that I know that… Anyway, Dwight will be back for the Rox next game on Thursday and I'm not ready to snatch up TJ really any differently that I was before. We all know his upside and the situation was ripe – this was against a terrible team and an influx of minutes from a last second scratch. I think TJ could easily disappoint his next few given his sparse usage when Dwight returns. Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
When the mythical beast of the Goromotaro was awakened, we've seen very few bigs able to top the 20/20 plateau. It's what hindsight is! Then Anthony Davis goes out and drops a 40-burger topped with multi-cat sauce. "Welcome to King Burger where you can have it your way but don't get crazy!" Brow went too crazy! 40/21/3/1/3. Sassy. Almost a rainbow, definitely a Goromotaro, and certainly spiking the Brow value into probably the 3rd pick next year. I said early on in the year I'd go top-5, but he's locked in the three hole now. You can set it and forget it. Plus he's a redonk 29 for his last 29 at the stripe. Just so valuable that one of the big Boards-N-Blocks can actually hit free throws. So in drafts next year, you can pass on Andre Drummond and DeAndre Jordan later on. Plus you won't be looking at your roster and taunting it like Katt Williams when pulled over by Shaq. "No – could you hit a free throw!" Here's what else I saw over the weekend:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The postseason is upon us in standard playoff leagues, and this is the last update of the fantasy regular season. My swan song if you will! My swan… Carroll? Puns! Puns! "My anaconda don't want none unless you've got puns, hun!" What isn't punny is DeMarre Carroll's production of late, pouncing on the hapless Bucks for 15/6/1/0/2 hitting four treys. Carroll has been all about sir-mix-a-lotting multi-cats, with three straight pretty big fantasy games hitting three+ treys in all of em. Shooting a great percentage, hitting treys, can get all the cats, what's not to like?! And yet, still only 47% owned in Yahoo. Crazy sauce! Looking ahead to the playoff schedule – and if you haven't yet, be sure to read up on Slim's schedule breakdown for the three upcoming weeks (which is what I'm going to use here on out, Slim you are a saint!) – the Hawks are non-migratory and play within a temperate zone of 4 games in all three playoff weeks. So sink your talons into some DeMarre and soar into the fantasy championship to place a title trophy on your roost. Puns! Puns! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The injury bug hath claimed another victim, with LaMarcus Aldridge suffering a tough fall in San Antonio on his lower back/coccyx. What are you doing to us fantasy gods?! While reports right now is it was only a lower back contusion, you never want to hear "needed a wheelchair to get around the arena." Unless you're Professor X! Yikes. As Slim is putting out early this afternoon, the Blazers have a mammoth of a 5-week slate coming up in the second week of the playoffs. So if you're an Aldridge owner, I would just thank my blessings, or count my lucky stars, or something like that, if L.A. can indeed give you all five of those. In the immediacy, Thomas Robinson looks like an interesting pickup for some flashy upside. "Oh camon JB, Thomas Robinson again!?" Yup! And I said it last time and he had a 14/18/2/0/2 in there! I serious doubt Aldridge will suit up again this week, giving T-Rob some serious run. We'll obviously get some more detailed updates throughout the day, so sacrifice a shot of rum to Jobu, or rub your bunions against the carpet, whatever you do to appease the fantasy gods to get a healthy Aldridge back for the postseason. Here's what else went down in fantasy action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Ohhhhh, fringe-fantasy worthy Duke players… I'm not a fan! Belle Knox isn't a fan! Is she fringe-fantasy worth? Plausibly. Whilst you search her in Incognito mode, Kyle Singer went all multi-cat in a near-rainbow explosion for 11/7/3/5/1. He even stole DeMarcus Cousins' parking spot! Fight, fight! While I'm not necessarily the biggest Singler fan (which I'm sure you can ascertain by the title and if you've read all year), he does have something going for him that all Lakers and Bucks would give their left nut for. Consistent minutes. After the All-Star break, Singler is averaging 34 minutes a game. And hey, he needs every single[r] one of them to stay fantasy relevant. Burn! But relevant indeed, as his slash in that time is 11.7/3.1/1.6/1.1/0.6. Not setting the world on fire, but for your fringe-guys – especially in weekly leagues – giving you a little of something is better than a lot of nothing. Award winning advice right there! Along with the multi-cat, is at 1.5 treys and 82% FT shooting since the break. Dibbling in this, dabbling in that, and next thing you know he's someone you trust more than, I dunno, maybe even Brandon Jennings who couldn't find the hole last night. "Tie in a joke from the beginning, tie in a joke from the beginning!" Shut up 13-year-old inner monologue! Here's what else I saw in NBA action from last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So anyone watch the Clippers last night? Who was cheering for Blake Griffin to go for 50? BG just obliterated the Suns interior defense in the first quarter, putting up 22 on 11-12 shooting. Then I don't know who had their hearts broken more by Griffin not even getting to 40 – fantasy owners looking for a huge start to their week or the Clips announcers who were decorating their trapper keepers with flowery Blake Griffin pictures all game. P.J. Tucker got a little heart broken too! Blake went all dog pile on Tucker for really no reason. Tucker was like, "That's a clown dog pile yo!" and clocked Blake right in the chinny chin chin . Pow, right in the kisser! At one point, the announcer dude said, "See Blake just loses his footing…" Pshhhhh! Griffin is kinda like a high-flying, better-at-basketball Tyler Hansbrough. Burn! Regardless, ended the night with a ridic 14-16 FG and 9-10 FT 37/6/3/1/0 line. Did rack up 6 TOs and was limited to only 32 minutes due to fouling out. Shockingly, one of those 6 fouls wasn't for tackling a guy… I mean, I've seen that sort of tackle flagged in the NFL! Don't get me wrong, I like watching Blake, it's awesome how he can get under opposing teams' skin, and he's had a career fantasy year. Although, I think Slim might like him a little less since it's probably going to cost Tucker a game with a suspension. The notice comes from the league office with a letter that reads merely: "You've been Silvered!" Here's what else went down across NBA action last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Wait, what?! Kobe Bryant is back?! I mean, the Lakers beat the Thunder, and someone dropped 42 for purple and gold… I can think of no other scenario. But as the verse goes, "Blessed are the Meeks!" Dropping 42 on OKC, Jodie Meeks hit a career-high with his typical Meeks game of treys and steals. "He was hittin' em from downtown like a mad scientist!" I dunno, I was trying to come up with a good segway into Cosmos from last night, but got nothing. "Went all deGrasse Tyson on the Thundah!" "Gettin' all cosmic on dem mfers!" The Lakers beating OKC definitely broke Vegas' space time continuum. Plus winning with 36 boards to 59? Crazy town. We've liked Meeks a lot over here in Razzball Nation, and somehow he's still at only 58% owned in Yahoo. I demand an Inquisition on this matter! Even though he's close to a ThrAGNOF, the 1.3 Stls a game, fairly high-volume 84% FT shooting, and just overall upside on such a crappy team make him an obvious must own. Here's what else I saw over the weekend in fantasy action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Oh man. Am I sorry if anyone had to watch Battle: Los Angeles last night. I hated that movie and actually would rather have watched that again than the atrocity in Staples. Reggie Miller was having so much fun dogging that game. I was saying that it was like watching an All-Star game at the office, then either Miller or Kerr then said the same thing! Followed by, "well, except all the All-Stars are on one team!" Lakers burn! El Burro, I hope you're around, because I'd love a rant from this game from a true Lakers fan. Sure there have been worse NBA blowouts, but man, that was straight up Cornell going on the road to Wichita State. Even that would be a lot better to watch! I'm not taking much to heart fantasy-wise in the 48-point romp of blue/red over yellow/purple, but my main takeaway was that Kendall Marshall still got a 7/4/7 line in 24 minutes and Jordan Farmar was awful in his 21 minutes. I'm a big Farmar hater, and think Marshall is actually a little underrated right now. Marshall as we all know was playing well in big minutes earlier in the year, and I think can get back to the 30ish range. And even if he falls short of that, the dimebags will afloweth like a Denver dispensary. Cash cow business for the Girl Scout cookie industry as well! Probably should've had a few Girl Scouts paroling the Staples Center last night. "Eat your pities away, Lakers fans!" "A peanut butter delight won't disappoint you at all!" Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Oh man, rough night for matt's Pacers! Al Jefferson just went absolutely bonkers, adding to his stretch of bonkertude giving Jefferson owners a huge boost for the playoffs. Owning Roy Hibbert like an Entertainment 720 entrepreneur, Big Al shot 16-25 in a full multi-cat dance party of 34/8/3/1/1 and even hit a three! Only his sixth of his career to pepper all the cats. Over his last 3, Jefferson has hit 44 of 65 shots for a very high volume 67.7 FG%. Jefferson hasn't played this well since his Minnesota days, and you can even argue this has been a career year. Which for a guy with the history Jefferson has put down in the stat sheets is really saying something considering how rocky it all started. Remember the ankle issue that had him sit a lot of games? Then the slow start? Because I sure do, and I steadfastly said "Hold me tighter baby!" Is that a song? I feel like there's something close to that… Anyway, hopefully you were able to buy low or weather the storm and now you're reaping some big man stats like it's the 90s. We miss you David Robinson! Two losses in a row for the Pacers, right after barely beating the Jazz. The Heat are now only 1.5 games behind, and might be taking the Pacers piece of the home-court advantage pie! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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In this article, Professor Loewy introduces the Fourth Amendment topics debated in the 2010 Texas Tech Criminal Law Symposium. Part I of this article begins with a critical overview of the Supreme Court's use of history in resolving Fourth Amendment questions. Part II analyzes the values that the Fourth Amendment protects, emphasizing the concept of "reasonableness." Part III evaluates the use of the exclusionary rule to enforce Fourth Amendment values. Professor Loewy concludes by recognizing his article's overall unfavorable appraisal of the Supreme Court and inviting the symposium's other speakers to share their opinions.
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I Remember
street lights are still lit up
as she fills my coffee cup
with same greeting everyday
"how's your mom doing today? "
with a simple grin and "okay, "
she hands me bagle and jelly
pinching coins from my pocket
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i touch her arm; whisper sorry
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They actually give their drivers some leeway.
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That's what I was told by someone who was a driver, can't remember which company it was.
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Volume 32, Issue 4, April 1961
Active Filter Element and Its Application to a Fourier Comb32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717383View Description Hide Description
An active bandpass filter has been developed with the desirable feature of wide Q control over the range of frequencies extending to ∼4 kc. The Q has been made as high as 250 with good stability characteristics over this range. The flexibility of the filter has been illustrated by the construction of a filter bank tuned to select Fourier components of a 50‐cps periodic wave in a typical noise environment and recombine them with no added relative phase shift and with equal gain to improve the signal‐to‐noise ratio.
New Technique for Measurement of Microwave Dielectric Constants32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717384View Description Hide Description
A new technique is described for measuringmicrowavedielectric constants which overcomes several disadvantages of currently standard methods. Perturbation techniques are used with thin rod samples placed in a TM 012 cylindrical cavity in such a manner that all undesirable effects of the ends of the rod are eliminated. A considerable increase in repeatability and ease of measurement is obtained.
Effect of Long Wavelength Harmonics on Double Crystal Diffractometer Measurements32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717385View Description Hide Description
It is shown that large errors due to long wavelength harmonics can occur in the determination of integrated intensities and halfwidths with a double crystal spectrometer. For example, in measuring the integrated intensity of the (333) reflection of silicon with MoKα radiation, an error of a factor of 4 is possible due to 3λ radiation from the white spectrum which is simultaneously diffracted by the (111) planes. The amount of error is dependent upon the particular experimental arrangement (tube voltage and allowed horizontal divergence being the most important factors), and can be reduced, and in most cases eliminated, by use of an appropriate filter.
Molecular Beam Electron Bombardment Detector32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717386View Description Hide Description
A molecular beam electron bombardment detector that detects approximately 1/40 of a neutral beam falling into an area of 3×10−2 cm2 is described. Molecular beams of sulfur dioxide and argon have been detected with signal‐to‐noise ratios of 2000/1 and 500/1, respectively. An improved design is discussed.
Measurement of Electrical Resistivity of Bulk Metals32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717387View Description Hide Description
This paper describes a method of measuring the electrical resistivities of metals by ac induction methods, in which the specimen is in bulk form, and no direct contact to it is required. Theoretical expressions are given for a sphere and for an infinite circular cylinder in a uniform applied ac field, and an experimental method is described which is applicable to any shape or applied field configuration.
Victawet and Sodium Metaphosphate as Parting Agents for Electron Microscope Replicas32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717388View Description Hide Description
It is shown that the active material obtained in the use of Victawet as a parting layer for electron microscope replicas is the inorganic decomposition product sodium metaphosphate (S.M.P.). The results of an investigation of the parting layer characteristics of S.M.P. suggest its use in applications which have previously employed Victawet. Measurements with radioactive tracers indicate that on smooth surfaces reproducible stripping can be realized with parting layers of S.M.P. a few molecular dimensions in thickness. The use of a ribbon filament source with this material is recommended to minimize shadowing effects and thus reduce the thickness of S.M.P. required for successful stripping.
Vacuum Gauge Calibration System (10−2 to 101 mm Hg)32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717389View Description Hide Description
Accurately determined pressures can be produced in a vacuum gaugecalibrationchamber by means of repeated injections of small, precisely metered masses of air. The apparatus is simple and the pressures obtained are highly repeatable.
Preparation of Thin Metal Foils from Ordinary Tensile Specimens for Use in Transmission Electron Microscopy32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717390View Description Hide Description
Methods are described to produce thin foils suitable for transmission electron microscopy from ordinary tensile specimens. The specimens were cylindrical single crystals of α‐brass of diameter ¼ in. and gauge length ¾ in. All the procedures are electrolytic in order to avoid introduction of mechanical strains.
Microcell for Infrared Studies on Pure Liquids at High Pressures32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717391View Description Hide Description
A small internal optical cell which can be used to study the infrared absorption of pure liquids to 12 000 atmospheres is described. The sample is sealed in a small plastic bag which is held between two sapphire plates. The distance between the plates can be set to accommodate the different absorptive capacities of various liquids.
Use of a Tensile Testing Machine for the Determination of Stress and Strain‐Optical Coefficients32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717392View Description Hide Description
A device which can be used in conjunction with a tensile testing machine to determine the birefringence of a polymer sample as a function of stress, strain, and temperature is described. A chamber is provided so that the sample may be held at a controlled temperature during the measurement.
Method for Measuring Time‐Average Concentration in a Turbulent Wake of Electrolyte32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717393View Description Hide Description
A method is described for measuring time‐average concentration profiles in the fully developed turbulent wake of a circular cylinder having a porous wall through which a solution of electrolyte was flowing. The study was carried out in the flow field of a water tunnel. The sensing element employed was an electrical conductivity probe. The method involves the use of a thermal averaging device and a sensitive recording dc bridge. The method is very sensitive and is capable of high precision.
High Speed Oscilloscope with Electron Optical Magnification Using Four‐Pole Lenses32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717394View Description Hide Description
A new method of high speed oscillography has been investigated. This makes use of four‐pole lenses which enable the deflection of the beam to be magnified in only one desired direction. By magnifying the deflection by a factor k in both directions as in the conventional oscilloscopes, one loses in intensity by a factor k 8/3. If, however, a magnification in one direction is used, the loss is only k 4/3.
Coaxial Cylinder Viscometer for Non‐Newtonian Fluids32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717395View Description Hide Description
A complete description is given of a narrow‐gapped coaxial cylinder viscometer, particularly designed for applicability to non‐Newtonian fluids. Included are details of mechanical construction, torque and speed measuring systems, and operating characteristics.
M‐H Loop Tracer for Circumferential Fields32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717396View Description Hide Description
An apparatus has been constructed to measure the M‐H characteristics of thin magnetic films plated on a nonmagnetic wire substrate. The films were uniaxially anisotropic and the characteristics were to be measured in the circumferential direction. Cancellation of air coupling and spurious noises was accomplished by means of a bridge circuit which used magnetic coupling to provide the necessary isolation for the various signals. The characteristics of the bridge are derived.
Variable, Precision Regulated, Low Voltage High Current Supply for Large Electromagnets32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717397View Description Hide Description
A hybrid combination of electronic and magnetic amplifiers has been successfully and reliably utilized over the past five years in a variable, precision regulated, low voltage high current supply for a charged particle deflection magnet. Controlled current range is from 5–200 amp at up to 40 v. Despite the nonlinear impedance presented by the magnet's shielded coils, appropriate feedback loops permit an essentially critically damped 0.01% control response throughout the entire current range. As crucially reflected in the magnet's field, regulation and ripple are <0.01%.
Electron Beam Analyzer Using a Piezoelectric Scanner32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717398View Description Hide Description
The electron beam analyzer reported here is intended to investigate the current density distribution of a high current‐density electron beam for use with a klystron or a traveling‐wave tube. A pair of piezo‐electric elements of bariumtitanateceramic is used to drive a vibrating, pinholed target for the purpose of sampling the beam to be investigated. This enables direct observation of the current density distribution on a cathode ray oscilloscope screen at any part of the electron beam under investigation, including the part very close to the anode aperture of the electron gun. This is one of the most important parts in our present investigation and yet it is inherently impossible to observe the entire picture of the distribution in this vicinity when a conventional method as, for example, that described by Ashkin is used. Both PPI and A presentations are possible. Only qualitative measurements can be made by the former type of presentation which, however, is indispensable for the purpose of observing the entire picture of the distribution at a glance. The latter, on the other hand, is suitable for quantitative measurements of the distribution along a straight line on a cross section of the beam. The analyzer is so designed and built that either one of these two types of presentation can be selected simply by turning a switch for rapid and accurate measurements. Utmost care is paid in the design and construction of the vacuum and mechanical systems as well as of the associated electrical circuitry with the intention of assuring satisfactory over‐all performance and for the convenience of the experimenters. As the result, for example, the pressure in the useful part of the vacuum chamber, with all the complications of the entire setup, could be made to as low as 10−6∼10−7 mm Hg under typical operating conditions. The merits and demerits of the new analyzer are fully discussed with particular reference to the resolving power of the observed pattern. Possible causes of errors which might be introduced to the observed results are also considered.
Design of a Second Harmonic Flux Gate Magnetic Field Gradiometer32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717399View Description Hide Description
An instrument for the measurement of gradients in the earth's magnetic field has been constructed. The gradiometer, of 15‐ft base length, is capable of operation for long periods with an error less than 20 γ (5 γ/m). Detectors are of the tuned, second harmonic flux gate type. An automatic ambient‐field nulling feature has been introduced to ease the requirement for exact matching of the magnetic characteristics of the gradient detectors.
Capacitor Technique for Measuring the Velocity of a Plane Conducting Surface32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717400View Description Hide Description
A capacitor method for measuring the velocity of a plane, conducting surface is described. An advantage of the method is that the signal voltage developed is essentially proportional to the velocity of the surface instead of to the displacement. Consequently, the method is useful in measuring a surface velocity which persists only over a small displacement interval.
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Low Temperature Ultraviolet Cell32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717401View Description Hide Description
Galvanomagnetic Measurements in Highly Conducting Semiconductors32(1961); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1717402View Description Hide Description


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Frank John Gigliotti, 64, of Kailua-Kona died June 9 at the Kona Community Hospital. Born in Springfield, Mass., he was an Army veteran, worked for the Social Security Administration until retirement and came to Hawaii May 2002 settling in Kailua Kona where he enjoyed scuba diving. Survived by wife, Carol Gigliotti of Kailua-Kona; and sister, Starnell (Howard) Franklin of North Carolina. Private services planned. Arrangements by A Hui Hou Crematory & Funeral Home of West Hawaii.
Leonard "Nato" Naboa Sr., 60, of Milolii died June 5 at the Kona Community Hospital. Born in Pahala, he was a heavy equipment operator for Goodfellows Brothers Construction Company. He also worked for Willock's Construction, E.M. Rivera & Sons Inc., and Ka'u Agribusiness Co. Inc. He was a member of the Operator Engineers Local No. 3. Friends may call at 8 a.m. on Saturday at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Pahala for a 9 a.m. Mass. Casual attire, no flowers. Survived by wife, Loretta Naboa of Honomalino; sons, Mervin (Heather) Naboa of Naalehu, Leonard (Claire) Naboa Jr., of Arlington, Wash., Francisco Naboa of Milolii; daughters, Ievan (Mark) Henriques of Keaau, Olana (Casey) Kaiwi of Sasebo, Japan, Lydia (Kyle Kapuniai) Naboa of Honaunau; parents, Thomas and Felisa Kaniho of South Point; brothers, Lebert (Leann) Naboa of Ocean View, Lambert (Eileen) Naboa of Discovery Harbor, Dean (T.C.) Kaniho of South Point; sisters, Leinell Naboa of Pahala, Thyone Kaniho of Waimea, Leivanell (Dennis) Salmo of Pahala, Leinette (Greg) Noritaki of Bainbridge, Wash., Thomasina (Lincoln) Beck of Kealakekua, Myra (Alfred) Keanu of Kama'oa; brothers-in-law, Ronald Christoph and Neil Donato, both of Keaau, Edward (Magie) Martinez of Ka'u; sisters-in-law, Dolores (Chucky) Olivera and Myrtle Lopez, all of Hilo, Corey Remilik of North Carolina, Tanya Christoph of Keaau; 12 grandchildren; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Arrangement by Dodo Mortuary.
Kurt Tai Okada, 47, of Waimea died June 1 at the Kona Community Hospital. Born in Waimea, he was an independent vegetable producer and heavy equipment CDL (commercial driver's license) truck operator. Friends may call at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Kamuela Hongwanji Mission located at "Church Row" on Mamalahoa Highway. in Waimea for a 10 a.m. memorial service. Survived by parents, Alex and Yoshie Okada of Waimea; sister, Diane (Alan) Ito of Honolulu; brothers, Guylon (Iris) Okada of Hilo, Clint Okada of Waimea, Rockwell Okada of Honolulu; numerous aunts, uncles, nephews and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Agnes Josephine Mills Yap, 81, of Pepeekeo died June 7 at the Hale Anuenue Restorative Care Center. Born in Niulii, Kohala, she was a homemaker, member of St. James Episcopal Church and St. James Episcopal Church Choir. Friends may call 9-10 a.m. Saturday at the St. James Episcopal Church in Waimea; Memorial service at 10 a.m. Burial to follow at the church cemetery. Casual attire. Survived by husband, Joseph K. Yap of Pepeekeo; daughters, Ramona (Tom Silva) Naone of Keaau, Brenda Mae (Robert) Kleinschmidt of San Diego, Calif., Lindamae (Kevin) Horiuchi of Hilo, Zelda (Stephen) Montoya of Perrott's Brook, England; sisters, Gladys K. Mills Chock of Waimea, Odetta K. Mills (James) Price of Nogales, Ariz., Norah M. Mills (James) Williams of San Diego, Calif.; eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Gilbert S. Garcia's obituary in the Monday, June 8, edition omitted the name of a survivor, daughter Barbina (Rodney) Padillo.
Vicente "Sonny Borinque" Rosario's obituary in the Sunday, June 9, edition omitted some information. Rosario was also a musician for Alex Riviera and the Serenaders.
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In his big foreign policy speech at Virginia Military Institute Monday, Mitt Romney tried to use the Middle East to show how he'd display firmer global leadership than President Obama. Clearly, he thought the administration's handling of the terror attack in Benghazi provided him with a political opening.
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Instagrammers, bloggers. They really, really want to share their stuff with you. They want to display it really neatly for you. They really want to do the corporations' ad work for them. They want to flat lay.
So what does this conspicuous product display trend in social media photography say about us? Are we becoming mini brand-ambassadors/corporate slaves, James Franco's Alien, or is there something inherently attractive about pretty items and packaging arranged just so?
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Un-Patterns: from minimalism to irreverence
We will always have minimalism – the reason it keeps coming back in vogue is because it is so clean, classic and purifying, but in the increasingly present world of design – you can have too much of a good thing, and at this moment, many designers seem to feel that indulgence is minimalism – or it's web-cousins: flat design and material design.
For sure flat design isn't going away anytime soon, rather we are needing elements that give visual interest to it – sharp patterns and geometric elements are one big trend. The other is more organic and analog.
The Matisse "Cut-out" Look
It seems appropriate, in this time of austerity (in design and in general) that Matisse's exhibit of bold irreverent and joyful "cut-outs" should bring the largest crowds ever (to London Tate and also the MoMA). Similarly in graphic design we see, if not direct references to Matisse's cutouts then similar handmade crafty bits placed whimsically in layouts – letters even, out of traditional formation.
Geometric Patterns
With the rise of flat design comes the need for elements to add visual interest. Sharp geometric patterns are a great way of achieving this within the lexicon, so expect to see them adding depth to flat designed interfaces, especially in those vibrant 80s colours. This trend cracks me up a bit because it feels like we are rebelling against a digital machine minimalism with a quirky style that really took hold in the desktop revolution of the 80s, an era, that many in the profession argued was the worst. A design era that many railed against for the cheap reproducible look of computer generated shapes.
Where is that design pendulum now?
We are at that point again in the design pendulum (from cool minimalism to warm decoration) where analog crafts make their way back into design portfolios, and patterns are playing a big role in that. Whether they're geometric or more organic, these non-repetitive and quirky patterns break the overly digital or flat-designed mould to emphasize a human element.
This pendulum has been swaying back and forth between extreme minimalism to decorative display (even to the point of an outright rejection of the form) since the beginning of modern design. Which is why you could easily see similarities right now with these quirky arrangements that play with a rigid modern canvas to dada, the bauhaus/neue typographie and even the deconstructed style of David Carson.
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Guys the Google Maps Javascript V3 API has been around for a while – it's pretty great and easy to customize right? That may be, however I keep noticing some pesky implementation around. Most have to do with mobile or retina screen issues.
What's up with that "scroll-hole" you can get stuck in when the map is full-width and longer than the device window and you keep panning around the map, rather than scrolling down the rest of the site? Well it's not one of the most common settings in the documentation, but it is simple. When you initialize your map, just add this one setting:
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Hanging out in the Pinterest same-o-sphere can send a designer running from the herd, however I wouldn't desert the realm of industrial chic interiors and bespoke hand-lettered inspo quotes just yet. This is why Pinterest helps my design process:
That ordering algorithm is sick. Sure, it's temporally ordered by recency, but look closer you'll see that it organizes by colour and tone, and look even closer and you'll see it accounts for structure as well. This means you can view groupings of images that are not from the same category at all, right against each other. For example a type layout for a book cover, next to a bauhaus building from the 30s next to some textile pattern from a far away land all speaking a similar language. This really helps you look outside the narrow discipline of "web design" for inspiration.
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