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Enhance our distinctive learning experience to produce talented graduates with the knowledge and skills essential for critical thinking, meaningful civic engagement, international competency, an appreciation for the arts, lifelong learning and the ability to lead and adapt in a rapidly changing world.
Objective A
Ensure the alignment of General Education, the major, assessment, undergraduate and graduate program review, and co-curricular activities with the above goal.
- The School of Professional Psychology Psy.D. program and the Doctoral Internship program received the highest level of re-accreditation from the American Psychological Association in 2009 and 2012, respectively.
- The Ellis Human Development Institute became a certified community mental health agency by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and received CARF, an international accreditor of health and human services agencies, reaccreditation in 2011.
Objective B
Diversify and enrich academic and professional programs, including non-degree.
- In response to student interest and community need, the School of Professional Psychology initiated its first formal concentration, the Child Emphasis area, to provide distinctive child generalist training.
- Janeece Warfield, Psy.D., became a registered play therapist-supervisor in 2013 and was a fellow at the Association of Play Therapy's Leadership Academy in 2011.
- The Ellis Institute received a multi-year grant from the Vectren Foundation to create a state-of-the-art playroom for children's services and student training.
Objective C
Recruit and retain a nationally/internationally recognized diverse, learning centered faculty and staff.
- In 2008, James Dobbins, Ph.D., was the third School of Professional Psychology faculty member to become president of National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology, and chaired its mid-winter conference Advancing the Multicultural Agenda: From Aspiration to Actualization.
- Larry James, Ph.D., served as president of the Health Psychology Examining Board of the American Board of Professional Psychology.
Objective D
Enhance the quantity and quality of dialogue with our various communities to ensure our academic relevance and distinctiveness.
- Jeffery Allen, Ph.D., served as a member of the Interdisciplinary Group, which also includes Allied, Health, Medicine, Social Work, and Nursing.
- The Ellis Institute increased the number of clients served in Dayton by 40 percent in 2011, and by 23 percent in 2013.
- Counseling and Wellness Services started an Active Minds chapter to reduce the stigma of mental illness on campus and beyond.
- In 2011, Victor McCarley, Psy.D., became the first School of Professional Psychology faculty member to serve on the State Board of Psychology.
Enhance student access to and successful participation in higher education through quality and innovative instruction and student life programs that increase graduation and career placement for a diverse student body.
Objective B
Enhance the academic success of students.
- School of Professional Psychology students achieved 100 percent placement for their fifth-year doctoral internship. Students compete nationally for these slots. This achievement comes in spite of increasing disparity in the number of accredited placements and the number of students applying.
- In memory of Betty Yung, Ph.D., a faculty member who died in 2012, the Health Path Foundation of Ohio endowed a fund to support dissertation work and students working in violence prevention, in addition to supporting student travel and research.
Objective C
Develop effective educational processes to assist students in meeting post-graduate career and educational goals.
- In 2011, the School of Professional Psychology expanded its Professional Development Group for first-year students to a yearlong experience that includes coverage of the school's history and training model, faculty scholarship areas, and presentations by alumni and community psychologists on psychology careers.
- In 2013, SOPP reinstituted its Post-Doctoral Fellow training program.
Expand our scholarship in innovative and targeted ways to address regional, national and global needs.
Objective A
Build a national and international research reputation
- Jeffery Allen, Ph.D., received funding from 2008 to 2011 from the Alzheimer's Association to examine education as a predictor variable of cognitive decline and dementia in African American elders.
- In 2009, Larry James, Ph.D., received the Booz-Black Award for Outstanding Research and Practice in Counseling Health Psychology from the American Psychological Association
Objective C
Foster discovery at all levels in the educational pipeline (K–16+)
- Cheryl Meyer, Ph.D., directed students who are teaching lifespan development to women serving life sentences at the Ohio Reformatory for Women.
Provide leadership to promote and support social, cultural and economic development within the region through our collaborations with local, state, national and global partners.
Objective A
Increase the opportunities within the curriculum for community engagement.
- For the past five years, School of Professional Psychology students volunteered at Hospice of Dayton's Pathways weekend grief camp for children.
Objective B
Enhance the university's presence with the Dayton/West Central Ohio regions, and beyond, in ways that benefit communities.
- The School of Professional Psychology partnered with Wright-Dunbar Neighborhood for community transformation in Dayton through collaborative research measures.
- School of Professional Psychology practicum students provided over 45,000 hours of clinical services a year to agencies in Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus.
- In 2013, the Montgomery County Commission appointed Mary Ann Drewry, executive director of the Ellis Institute, to the Montgomery County Family and Children's Service Board.
- The School of Professional Psychology provided continuing education programs to meet the professional development needs of Wright State and community mental health professionals.
Develop and sustain the human, financial and physical resources required to accomplish the university's strategic goals.
Objective A
Encourage and support the professional development and wellness of faculty and staff.
- School of Professional Psychology faculty members Robert Rando, Ph.D., and Julie Williams, Psy.D., obtained Fellow status, bringing to nine the number of SOPP faculty who have the Diplomate in Psychology.
- Janeece Warfield, Psy.D., participated in the American Psychology's Leadership Institute for Women in Psychology in 2012–13.
- Counseling and Wellness Services received the 2012 President's Award for Excellence for an Outstanding Unit.
- In 2013, Kimberly Hudson received the President's Award for Excellence in Leadership Classified for serving as a role model among her peers in fiduciary and diversity-related matters.
Objective C
Generate increased revenue.
- The Ellis Institute increased its clinical revenue by 74 percent.
Objective D
Increase investments in facilities/technologies to achieve strategic goals.
- Both the Ellis Institute and the School of Professional Psychology's Health Sciences Building were renovated in the Summer 2013, creating a more inviting atmosphere for students, faculty, clients, and visitors.
- The School of Professional Psychology upgraded the electronic classroom technology in the Health Sciences Building and at the Ellis Institute.


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We enjoyed a short holiday in Rome - the location of the apartment was perfect and moving in was super easy. Gianluca, an extremly friendly host, was expecting us, we could leave our luggage even a bit earlier, which was very helpful. Although renting is not "cheap", you will realise that it is worth spending the money. Well equipped kitchen (traditional italian coffee maker and nespresso machine), fridge and freezer, toaster, stove, oven, microwave and dish washer, nice bathroom with window, shower, WC and bidet, quiet bedroom (we loved the seagull noises in the morning which made us feeling having even a vacation at the sea) with a well equipped "business corner" with computer, landline telephone and printer incl. paper. Using WIFI is included and works very well. The living room provides a big sofa (-bed if required), very comfortable armchair, television etc.We loved the independence and space. You will also appreciate the elevator, especially when you have heavy luggage. A carrefour market is closeby, very practical.
So in summary, the 60 sqm apartment is nice, clean and tidy with this little bit of extra which you will love, great for 2 (but probably also for up to 4 people), it is central (5 min walk to St Peter), bus station 3 min (n° 64 serving to Termini) and you feel very welcomed. We would chose again :o). Thank you Gianluca!
An amazing fresh, modern and very nice apartment with all amenities. Quiet area close to shops and subway. Gulianluca are very friendly, helpful and to meet them. We will gladly return!
It was a cosy flat. Perfect for our stay in Rome. Situated in a tranquil place.
You can rest there after a tough day, walking and sightseeing.
Appreciate the good Wi Fi, it operates very well!!!
The equipment in the flat was very good and useful for us! We are very happy to
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Grazie mille! to Gianluca, the kindly host!! / Elvira and Goran dalla Svezia!!
Gianluca and his beautiful apartment are just perfect for a memorable stay in Rome. The apartment is located a stones throw from St Peters Square in a great neighbourhood with lots of little local shops,restaurants and cafés. The apartment is very stylish and Gianluca has thought of every little detail to make your stay in Rome very easy and comfortable. The apartment is well equipped, especially the kitchen with everything to make a tea or coffee and even a complimentary bottle of wine. The apartment is very quiet and the air conditioning was a big plus, especially as it was very hot during our stay.
Gianluca arranged a private car to meet us at the airport which was a great start to our holiday. We had a fantastic time in Rome and I would definitely recommend choosing Gianluca's apartment for the perfect Rome experience. Thank you Gianluca for your amazing hospitality and the best apartment in town :)
We had a great time in ROMA in the very very nice and comfortable appartement. Our host, Gianluca, is the best host you can imagine: flexible, nice, awesome... he had good ideas what to do and where to go - thanks to him we had a great view all over Rome only 15 min. from the appartement... he invited us to colazione in the bar nearby, had some honnest restaurant advices... in short terms: Thanks very very much for this wonderful time - in the shadow of San Pietro!
Gianluca's apartment was exceptionally clean and had a uniqueness that was very appealing. We were very happy that the apartment was so centrally located since public transit in Italy can be very erratic. The apartment truly was a hop, skip and a jump from the Vatican. Gianluca was a very warm host and supplied the little necessities that make our stay that much more comfortable. I can't say enough about how wonderful our host was and we would definitely come back on our next visit to Italy. Grazie!
This is the apartment to be!
From the beginning it feels like home.
The apartment is fully equiped for all you needed, in a quiet area of Rome near by the Vatican. Bus 68 stops almost at your door and brings you to te centre of the city. And most of all Gianluca is a friendly nice guy who helps you wlth everything you need. It was a 10!!!! so keep on booking.
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Excellent apartment, spacious and well equipped. Fifth floor with lift. Friendly welcome and quick response to email or text message. 100 meters bus 64 through the heart of town to the central station (Termini). Good supermarket nearby within walking distance.
Prima appartement, ruim en goed geoutilleerd. Vijfde etage met lift bereikbaar. Vriendelijke ontvangst en snelle reactie op mail of sms. Op 100 meter buslijn 64 door hartje stad naar centraal station (Termini). Goede supermarkt in de buurt op loopafstand.
Magnificent apartment located 5 minutes from the Vatican, near the apartment is the bus stop and supermarket. It has everything you need for a pleasant stay. Gianluca offered us a number of recommendations to eat besides showing the apartment. Totally recommended, repeat.
Magnifico apartamento situado a 5 minutos del Vaticano, cerca del apartamento se encuentra la parada de bus y un supermercado. Dispone de todo lo necesario para pasar una agradable estancia. Gianluca nos ofrecio una serie de recomendaciones para comer ademas de mostrarnos el apartamento. Totalmente recomendable, volveria a repetir.
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I have some experience with double nuc hives. I try to keep about 50 of them going year around. It is completely different then running 10 frame hives. Here are some of my experiences….a 5 frame nuc needs much more of your attention and time…when they hatch out two frames of brood and any honey is coming in they will start swarm cells and swarm…a swarmed out nuc puts your plans on hold for another month or so…when the honey flow starts the nuc is full in just a day…you can spend lots of time pulling out frames of honey and putting in foundation or you can put on an excluder and super them for more room but this needs done before they start swarm cells...I don't like supering the double nucs because many times one side of the double nuc will go ahead and swarm out…a supered double nuc that swarms does not always draw swarm cells because of the second queen's pheromones leaving you without a queen on one side….what I have learned that works best for me just before the honey flow is to cut the nucs back to just one frame of brood and bees and put in three or four foundation frames….I work a 40 hr week job and run my double nucs to raise nucs for sale in the spring and summer, so sometimes I have to get to them a day or two later then I want…just this spring the double nucs come thru the winter looking great, good brood and bees…the several days before I went to split them were extra warm and some good nectar was coming in so the day I am splitting them they were swarming with just an egg in a cup…when a nuc swarms they take more bees then they leave behind so I end up with 3 or 4 frames of brood and no queen or and a few bees…this fall for some reason unknown to me and my beekeeping buddies 1\2 of my double nucs are dwindling in bee population to just one and two frames now….if the dwindling stops maybe here in Georgia I can get them thru the winter?....but the loss of bees is already cutting into next spring's nuc making….even with the extra time double nucs take and how quick they can be in trouble I do like them…they are like brood factories in the spring…I pull brood and leave the queen, come back in two weeks and it's like you were never there, lots more brood…my 10 frame honey hives make good brood in the spring also and you can make lots of nucs with them, I just found for me personally I have a hard time finding the line between pulling nucs for sale and leaving brood for my honey hives…with the double nucs they are just for bees and brood no question, just easier for my simple mind….if I have any words of wisdom it would be "beekeeping always looks good on paper"……..


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When CJ Bruton and Corey Webster score more points than the Breakers' starting five combined, chances are the defending champions had a bad night.
No disrespect to Bruton and Webster, but the back-up guards are rarely required to pick up the scoring slack.
That usually falls to the likes of All-Star starters Cedric Jackson and Tom Abercrombie but, during the Breakers' 13-point loss to Sydney on Saturday, they and their fellow starters were strangely quiet.
The result - Sydney's first success in their last eight games against New Zealand - has seen things get awfully tight atop the Australian NBL standings, with the Breakers, Perth and Wollongong all having three losses to their name.
The Breakers still lead by virtue of their extra win, but that could quickly change if their starters fail to shake off the malaise displayed against the Kings.
"We needed a little bit more production from our starters tonight," said assistant coach Dean Vickerman. He was being kind.
Jackson and Abercrombie led the way but still shared just 16 points, while Mika Vukona (six points), Alex Pledger (four) and Daryl Corletto (one) all had sub-par games. Collectively, the starting five shot 9-41 from the field (22 per cent) and managed only one three-pointer.
Their lack of production was the biggest reason why Sydney streaked away at the beginning of both halves, opening the game with a 15-2 run and backing that up with a 12-3 run to start the third quarter.
"The first five minutes of every quarter, I don't think we had five minutes there where we scored over four or five points," Vickerman said. "We really struggled to get an offensive rhythm at the start of quarters."
Bruton did his best to bring the Breakers back into the contest but, at 36, he shouldn't have to shoulder the offensive responsibilities. The Australian scored a season-high 18 points, while Webster, another of the bench brigade, chimed in with 11.
"Those bench guys are playing well, they're playing well at practice and they're being really aggressive," Vickerman said. "CJ had one of his better games of the season and I thought Corey, at the end of the first quarter, had a good impact in the game."
The same cannot be said for the man Webster is backing up. After a week in which he recorded the Breakers' first triple-double, was named ANBL player of the week and selected to start the All-Star game, Jackson was largely ineffectual, outshone by his opposite number.
Sydney point guard Corin Henry poured in 29 points to leave the league's top-scorer, teammate Ben Madgen, relegated to second-fiddle.


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Early settlers arrived in Union County, Georgia in search of gold, but ever since the establishment of the Chattahoochee National Forest in 1911, it's been an outdoorsman's Shangri-La. Buried deep among the white pines and eastern hemlocks, the deliciously slow-like-molasses town of Blairsville is your base for adventures in the North Georgia mountains. Plumb the Chattahoochee River's headwaters in search of largemouth bass and native trout, summit Georgia's highest peak, or simply stroll through town during the summertime tractor parade.
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Lazily spread across 35 acres in the heart of Georgia Wine Country, the Paradise Hills Resort & Spa offers private, secluded cabins with mountaintop views and spacious accommodations. Each one-bedroom cabin sleeps two people and features a living room with wood-burning fireplace, a jetted whirlpool tub, and a fully equipped kitchen. Wake up with a cup of coffee on the covered porch, and you just might spot a white-tailed deer or wild turkey. Best of all, the resort's European-style day spa—boasting Swedish massages and an aromatherapy lounge—is within walking distance.
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To control wax moths in your honey bee hive supers, you can either exposé them to very cold temperatures or chemically treat them to kill the wax moths.
To control wax moths in your honey bee hive supers, you can either exposé them to very cold temperatures or chemically treat them to kill the wax moths.
Hello All ~ I returned home after my out-of-state work stint to find one hive/colony completely consumed with wax moth. The bees were gone, but moths, larvae, webbing, feces and destroyed comb were everywhere! Total hive destruction. So, what do I do at this point? I plan to pressure wash all boxes and frames, dry, freeze, then store til spring. Any suggestions?
My other hive, 10 feet away, is untouched. As a newbie to this hobby, I have never experienced this issue before. I need advice on safe guarding my remaining hive, treating this menace, and any thoughts that may help in the future. Thanks!
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Zeo and Hoover67, you do realize that you can read all the posts in this thread, from the beginning, right? And that there are many other threads that discuss this very same issue. Some are also mentioned earlier in this thread.
My favorite thread on this subject, is here.
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Like Joseph said above. The way i keep wax moth in check, is keep hives strong,don't give them more room(supers) than they can protect. When using BT make sure after you spray them, that they are completely dry(the comb) before you store them.If you want to see how fast wax moth can start to take over, let your honey supers (that you just robbed) set for three days before you extract them. Not a pretty sight.
I picked up from reading the previous posts what to do to prevent future problems.
Michele, if i may. I would check the frames for weakness ( they can sometimes ruin them). You can just scrape them and let the bees clean them up later. I like to scrape them the best i can and then mix a cap of bleach in a gal. of water, and put it in a spray bottle and spray the frames and inside the hive body. Then let them dry good before you store them.
The aftermath of destroyed combs, by wax moth larvae, can be managed in many different ways. The most common two ways, in my experience are:
1) Cut and scrape the beeswax from the frames, scrape off the mess from plastic foundation, insert new beeswax foundation (if you use it). Give back to the bees, as appropriate.
2) Give the wax moth spoiled combs/frames, back to strong colonies, especially during a strong flow, they can and do clean the mess and repair the combs.
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I got some Herbal Moth Repel packs from Mockingbird Meadows I'm going to try this year. Dawn says it's all nautral, no chemicals and will keep the moths out. I planning on treating some frames with BT and placing the stacks in the same area to see which works best. I like the herbal approach..if it works.
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How we started storing supers this year, chemical free.
Hi,Does freezing the frames and putting them in plastic bags keep moths out or will they chew though plastic ?
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|Miodowa /, 31-055 Kraków, ポーランド
Our apartment is situated on the first floor of the historic tenement-house at Miodowa Street, opposite the famous Tempel Synagogue, less than 30 metres from Plac Nowy (the New Square) and "Alchemia" pub, which is famous for its unique atmosphere. Plac Nowy is also place where every Sunday you may find very special things because there is market of antiques.
Also, the centre of the beautiful Old Krakow is available to you within a nice walk. You can reach the Wawel Castle within less than 7 min and it will take you another 7 min to walk to the Main Market Square, for example along Grodzka Street – the former Royal Route.
The apartment consists of two rooms. At the living room there is two convertible sofa. You can relaxed during the day and sleep very comfortable during night. Both sofas are special design to ease convert and for comfortable sleeping. They are 160cm wide and 200cm long.
At the bedroom there are two bad with very comfortable mattress. Double bad is 160cm wide, single 90cm wide.
The windows face the streets in the north-west.
This direction protects the apartment against heats that have plagued recently in summer and gives an opportunity to observe the specific rhythm of life in Kazimierz. By the window you can also look at the most beautiful synagogue at Kazimierz - Tempel Synagogue.
The apartment is decorated with atmospheric photographs taken by the Krakow photographer, Łukasz Pieńkowski.
There is INTERNET WI-FI 6mb/s, TV-SAT, CD, RADIO at the apartment no charge of course.
We can also offer transfer from Balice Airport to the apartmetn. 1-4 person 22 EUR, 5-6person 32 EUR
You are welcome very much!
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- Check in time: at the apartment after 2:00 PM
- Check out time: before 12:00 PM
(It's possible to check out at any time before 12:00 PM)
- Keys and payment: during the check in time at the apartment
(It's good to contact with us one day before check)
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|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
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The apartment had everything we needed. The location could not be better, in the centre of Kazimierz and nearby all the touristic places. Lidia was really nice to us and help us as much as she could.
Nice and clean appartement. Kitchen and bathroom are well-equipped. Host is friendly and flexible.
Kazimirez has a special atmosphere, lively and full with history, also in nights. So not recommended people who can only sleep in silence. But who wants in such environment? - Who sleeps a lot, lives less (...levre mindre!) :)
We had a very good time!
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Cosy atmosphere near the old market place in Kazimierz. The apartment
was very clean and well maintained. Katarzyna and Lukas were punctually at the meeting point and well organised. Not far away from the apartment one could reach the Wawel, the old City of Kazimierz and it was about a 20 minutes of walk to Krakow City(Rynek). Lukas was very helpful, he drove us to the airport by car. We would like to come back.
We had a very good time in the accomodation of Lukas and Katarzyna in Kaziemierz, Krakaw. The apartment was perfect for us, clean and we could use two beds, bathroom, kitchen. It is located very central and close to everything you want to see and do in town. We did it all by walking around. Lukas and Katarzyna are very kind and helpful.
a nice apartment in the Jewish district of Krakow, Kazimierz. The flat is nice and clean, with a simple kitchen which has all one needs. The bathroom is very nice and has a wahing machine too. Kazimierz is famous for being Jewish area on the one hand and being a party area on the other. Many nice bars and restaurants are in the same street! If you are interested in Jewish history of Europe / Poland, you will find many traces of Jewish life here. Also, only a 20 minute walk will bring you to either Wawel castle or the Main Square (Rynek). We found a Carrefour Express which was open 24 hours a day just a 10 min. walk from the apartment too, very practical.
We really enjoyed our stay here and Katarzyna was very helpful in any way. We would stay here again for sure. Thanks!
Very nice appartment in the heart of Kazimierz. Very close to nice places to sit and relax. Also close to the old town of Krakow.We had a good time!
A nice appartment in the best part of Krakau. You only need a kitchen if you feel the need of cooking yourself, but why should you with so many good en quite bars and restaurants in de neigbourhood.
Very pleasant and clean apartment. Big rooms, but small basic kitchen, although so many lovely and affordable restaurants around the corner, we never used it. Excellent location, in close proximity of Wawel Hill and Main Square, and only a minute's walk from excellent restaurants and pubs. Saturday market on doorstep of apartment was a great bonus. The apartment comfortably housed 4 adults and the use of the washing machine was an added bonus. We had a lovely stay.
Very centrally located apartment in an old building with all the comfort you need for a few day's stay. Great location for going out at night, because dozens of pubs are just around the corner. The Main Station and the center are in walking distance and shopping facilities are close by.
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"My name is Kvothe. I have stolen princesses back from sleeping barrow kings. I burned down the town of Trebon. I have spent the night with Felurian and left with both my sanity and my life. I was expelled from the University at a younger age than most people are allowed in. I tread paths by moonlight that others fear to speak of during day. I have talked to Gods, loved women, and written songs that make the minstrels weep. You may have heard of me."
So begins the tale of a hero told from his own point of view — a story unequaled in fantasy literature. Now in The Wise Man's Fear, Day Two of The Kingkiller Chronicle, an escalating rivalry with a powerful member of the nobility forces Kvothe to leave the University and seek his fortune abroad. Adrift, penniless, and alone, he travels to Vintas, where he quickly becomes entangled in the politics of courtly society.
While attempting to curry favor with a powerful noble, Kvothe uncovers an assassination attempt, comes into conflict with a rival arcanist, and leads a group of mercenaries into the wild, in an attempt to solve the mystery of who (or what) is waylaying travelers on the King's Road. All the while, Kvothe searches for answers, attempting to uncover the truth about the mysterious Amyr, the Chandrian, and the death of his parents.
Along the way, Kvothe is put on trial by the legendary Adem mercenaries, is forced to reclaim the honor of the Edema Ruh, and travels into the Fae realm. There he meets Felurian, the faerie woman no man can resist, and who no man has ever survived... until Kvothe.
In The Wise Man's Fear, Kvothe takes his first steps on the path of the hero and learns how difficult life can be when a man becomes a legend in his own time.
Not just another day: listen to more in the Kingkiller Chronicles.
©2011 Patrick Rothfuss (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
Hey Audible, don't raise prices and I promise to buy lots more books.
"Well worth your time"
This review covers the first books of the series Kingkiller Chronicles. Some fantasy can be exhausting: Dan Simmons, Brandon Sanderson, George R. R. Martin, Robert Jordan, even sometimes Neil Gaiman. Their stories can take your breath away but sometimes, also, knock the wind out of you with a force. Patrick Rothfuss is not about that. He is more about an easy-going kind of entertainment. These books do not knock you over with amazement, epic wars or adventure. They are more subtle and a great richness comes through in that subtlety. While usually light, do not be fooled; they contain a depth and richness that is just easy to read and easier to appreciate. This is nothing short of outstanding fantasy prose and character development. These stories are long but not too long. Rothfuss does not ramble. The continuity of the protagonist Kvothe's stories is there but not so complex or convoluted that one can get lost over the span. While there are many characters there is a core of them that are easy to know and become invested in. The stories are more about people and their relationships than about what the wizard-in-training is actually learning and practicing. At least the first two books do not contain that much magic but they do not leave you wanting either. They only leave you in great anticipation of the next book to come in the series. Nick Podehl's reading is impeccable. I am loathe to say this is a great book for YA's for fear it might deter older readers from venturing here. That would be a mistake. These are great books for readers of all age or gender.
"Excellent, Imaginative, Beautiful, Page Turning!!!"
Those in fear of a "sophomore slump" should look elsewhere. This is the stunningly excellent follow-up and second part of a proposed trilogy to "The Name of the Wind". I devoured this book. I am going to listen to it again with my wife, and that is a rare thing. After finishing this wonderful tale of old evil, love, loss, mischief, grief, song, cleverness, jocularity, beauty, and fantasy. I turned to my wife and said "you have to read these, they are wonderful". Our literary tastes never cross paths, but this is a tale I don't think anyone should miss. To not pass these along to others is neglect.
There are passages in this book that are achingly beautiful and so well written that I dispare for all others who attempt to write epic fantasy. There is a good deal of action too and it's never far from the main narrative of this installment. It's just that Rotfuss crossed the line with this book. There is passable fantasy, good, and even excellent fantasy. This, this is pantheon fantasy, this is why I read the genre, dare I say "tolkienesque". It really is that good. What a great time to be a fantasy fan.
The narration continues flawlessly from the first book and Mr. Podehl gives an outstanding performance. I am rapidly becoming a fan of his work, I certainly will look for him in future listens.
Fantasy/Sci-Fi Fan
"Kvothe's story continues away from the University"
The quote that opens the book summary here on Audible reveals many events that are still yet to unfold as Kvothe's tells his story. Based on that quote, and the events of book one, I started listening to this audiobook with some clear expectations about what would come next. Kvothe's rivalry with Ambrose was at a fever pitch and I was really enjoying his life at the University, so when Kvothe took a break to pursue other endeavors I found myself instantly disappointed.
It took a while for Patrick Rothfuss to win me back but he did so in fine fashion. Vintas society is quite interesting and the Adem mercenaries are doubly so. Although it takes time for Kvothe to get his bearings in each new location it always pays off in the end as they are all presented in exquisite detail.
The structure of this book matches that of the first book with Kvothe narrating his story to Chronicler at the Waystone Inn. There are brief interludes back at the inn where events continue to unfold that don't align with Kvothe's narration at all. This keeps you pondering what must have happened in the time between the two and makes for an interesting dynamic. When this book ends there is still a lot of Kvothe's story left to tell so don't expect this book to wrap anything up for you. This is all about the journey and not the destination.
If you weren't a fan of book one then steer clear of this as it is pretty much more of the same only in a lot more diverse locations. Rothfuss and Podehl are both very solid again and they have me looking forward to the third book. (Based on the reviews I plan to skip book 2.5 which is a short story narrated by Rothfuss himself.)
My taste differs from kid books to gory horror books.
I went 15 chapters and called it quits. I am sure it gets better and the writing is good. I just have a thing against writers who waste my time. One Credit equals One Book, so if you have lots of time, but little money or credits then this is the book for you. For one credit you get 44 hours of listening. You would have to spend four times that in most cases to listen to 44 hours of story from any other writer. In my case, I am thinking, I could listen to four times the entertaining good quality books. This is not terrible and my mind did not wonder that much, I just wanted something interesting to happen. My wife and I have a group of friends, we hang out with and we talk a lot. One of our friends is an interesting person and I want to hear what's going on in her life, but it takes her forever to tell a story. By the time she finishes her story I have lost interest. Rothfuss is that friend in most circles.
It is not that I can not listen to long books, I have listen to plenty, like from King Or McCammon and others, but I need something entertaining to be happening. This is one of the highest rated books at audible, so it is wherever your priorities lie.
"I dig it."
I absolutely loved The Name of the Wind. This books is good, but a bit of a letdown. Don't get me wrong. If you liked Kvothe and The Name of the Wind buy this book now. It continues where the first left off pushing through Kvothe's adolescence and early adulthood. Unfortunately, not a whole lot of significant events concerning the main story take place. What we do get is a series of "side quests" that (if you've ever played an RPG) are essential to get from young stupid Kvothe to Kvothe the badass. They're enjoyable enough and worth a listen but pale in comparison the overall story going on here. Can't wait for the next installment in this fantasy series. Nick Podehl does a great job in the Narration.
"Amazing, chilling and funny"
The book was released March 1st. It wasn't up on audible yet so I went to a traditional book store and bought a copy.It is now 12:30 am on March 4th. I finished it 30 minutes ago, now audible has it up and I just bought a copy and am going to start it again tonight.
I read a hundred books a year and I've never done anything like this before.
Read the name of the wind, then read this. It's better in just about every way.
"Great book!!"
I listened to this book for 8 straight hours today. I had to force myself to stop listening ........and i still want to put my headphone's back on.
I was afraid it wouldn't be able to keep up with the last one, but thus far it has exceeded my expectations.
"My friends wondered where I was all weekend..."
Amazing book. Amazing series. I basically haven't done anything for the past 3 days so I could listen to it all. Every time I read/listen to a story on this level, I feel empty when I have to wait for the next. I agree with the extra time spent on it. It was worth it.
"The long wait was worth it."
Amazing book. I know its only march but this is definitely my favorite book of the year so far. Unlike many other authors I enjoy Patrick doesn't was a single word, but carefully chooses every syllable that goes into his master piece. The only negative thing I have to say is that I wish he would write faster. I just want to know how the story ends. Brandon Sanderson writes extremely fast and puts out books of almost the same quality.
Emergency physician and fantasy nerd in Chicago.
"I just don't care anymore"
Nope. I did NOTW and then got about halfway through this, just don't care what happens to Kvothe.
EVERYTHING!There just isn't much going on. Much like in NOTW huge sections of the story are about Kvothe trying to earn money. It drags on and on. The first half of this book is exactly like NOTW but less exciting if you can believe that.Oh no! Kvothe doesn't have any money! Oh sweet relief, Kvothe made some money! Oh no! Kvothe is in trouble! Oh boy, he got out of trouble!I got so tired of listening to Kvothe whine and bitch about things, and so tired of Rothfuss's overblown prose with respect to Kvothe's music. The great hero is completely unmanned and depressed if he can't play his lute? There is this ongoing tension between the fact that Kvothe is the best at everything he attempts (music, sympathy, artificery, medicine, naming, cards, etc) and the fact that he is a whiny little ponce who pouts if he can't play his tunes.You think there is going to be some excitement halfway through but you are disappointed. I "finished" the book by reading a plot synopsis on Wikipedia and it looks like it picks up a little bit after I quit but come on, it's just too much to slog through.Again I would say this is highly derivative of Harry Potter without being nearly as fun to read.The Denna story arc starts to drive you crazy. I got to where when she showed up I wanted to just stop reading altogether and it was actually this that made me quit. After her 20th appearance when Kvothe has to keep pretending he is just her friend I was done. It's so juvenile and doesn't seem to be going anywhere. When the thing driving your epic fantasy novel is a coy 16 year old girl, you have major problems.
Maer's illness.
Absolutely not.
I am still just stunned by these reviews that say this is the next LOTR. This series is like if the entirety of the Fellowship took place in the Shire with Frodo planning his trip and organizing Bag End and then by the middle of the Two Towers they had made it to Bree. Take the Nazgul out and replace them with a corrupt innkeeper, take the One Ring and replace it with Frodo's overdrawn checking account and you've got this series.
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General education learning is an iterative and integrative process that develops throughout the course of an undergraduate student's time at Lesley.
In the twentieth century, general education was largely synonymous with the well known "general education distribution"—a combination of requirements and electives in the major academic disciplines. Students took their "gen eds" in their first and second years and then moved on to study in the major. In recent years, however, a broader conception of general education has emerged. Increasingly, general education is understood to involve not only general education courses, but study in the major as well-- and, where it exists, experiential learning. General education learning, the new thinking goes, is an iterative and integrative process that develops over all four years of study— deeper and broader than two years of study allow for.
Related to this change is the adoption by many colleges of general education learning goals—statements of purpose about what students are intended to learn, as well as the "habits of mind" associated with such learning. Common learning goals include critical reasoning skills, quantitative and scientific reasoning, social responsibility and civic awareness, an understanding of diverse cultures, and an inclination toward lifelong learning. Reflective of the longstanding tradition of "liberal education" that defines undergraduate learning, these goals make explicit the purpose of general education for faculty and students alike.
General education at Lesley University reflects these changes. As at other institutions, undergraduate students complete a series of general education courses based in the humanities, math and science, and the social sciences. However, study in the major and experiential learning are also seen as key contributors to the general education learning goals. This integrative view of general education has defined Lesley's conception of general education learning for well over a decade now.
To insure that students are achieving the goals associated with general education, Lesley assesses courses on an ongoing basis. Assessment focuses on how well students are achieving the learning goals and identifies ways to improve the learning experience. This year, the college conducted a survey among juniors and seniors to examine how internships contribute to the general education learning goals. The findings affirm that internships play an important role in general education, especially with respect to the goals related to social and civic responsibility, an understanding of diverse cultures, and an inclination toward lifelong learning.
This September will see a major addition to the general education curriculum, reflective of the college's emphasis on interdisciplinary learning. Starting this fall, all first year students will take the newly created LUCID Seminar, a course that explores an important theme or topic from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. Titled "Courage, Risk, Uncertainty," the seminar will be taught by faculty from all of the major academic disciplines.
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A little over two weeks ago, I made a 5 frame queenless nuc. I replaced the middle frame with a frame of eggs (eggs so young they were standing on end) from a hive whose genetics I liked. I let them draw out queen cells. They drew over 20.
I marked my dates on the calendar. When the queen cells were ripe (only hours to a day until hatching) I made splits. I made 4 two frame splits with stores and brood and plenty of bees. Then, I put two queen cells apiece into the nucs.
I struggled to get enough bees in one of the nucs. Eventually, I had to break it down. That left three. Today (over two weeks later) I went into the remaining three. No eggs. No larva. No queens.
These three nucs have failed while the original queenless hive from which the cells were harvested had eggs as early as last week.
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Electrically-charged superhero Cole MacGrath is back, with more serious powers, a big, scary fight to win and a country to save. The sequel to the stunning 2009 third person action title Infamous has picked up where the original left off - but now Cole can choose to become the beloved hero of the people, or the biggest bastard ever. And with a pile of electric shock powers, the ability to hover and "grind" along wires and bounce around the rooftops, he's someone worth keeping on side.
By adding a karma-based good-or-evil choice system, skilled developers Sucker Punch have created a game that really should really be played twice. It kicks off in the ruins of Empire City, with talk of a prophesised enemy called The Beast, which arrives, smacks down Cole, wrecks the city and sends our protagonist, his new right-hand-woman Kuo and double-crossing old mate Zeke fleeing south to the locked-down city of New Marais.
The huge open world game improves on Infamous, but retains the things that made it great. Its parkour and climbing combination make for vertigo-inducing progress up buildings, and sliding along power lines and tram wires with sparks flying is hard to beat for grin factor.
Sandbox games can get a bit unwieldy, but this has enough side missions and a well-crafted story so that you're never far from the thick of the action. In the unlikely event that you do get bored, UGC content - missions designed by players - can be accessed by map markers, and radically increase the already large amount of gameplay.
Fight-wise, it sees Cole tackle New Marais dictator Bertrand's militia and the odd mutants (ranging from dudes with claws to massive monsters), as he collects items like the powerful blast shards hidden around the city to improve his powers enough to eventually beat the Beast. A challenging pick-up, Dead Drops, are data that help fill in bits of the story - but they're on pigeons that need to be shot down.
Helping people ticks up karma points and unlocks "good" side missions, while being nasty unlocks evil tasks. Controls are about the same as the original, and there's a new weapon called The Amp to use in melee attacks - very effective, but the only time Cole gets hard to control. It's easy to accidentally kill bystanders, which doesn't help the karma curve - but if you're playing evil it works out very nicely. Those on the dark side even get to kill off street performers for extra credit.
Graphically, Infamous 2 was always going to be a winner - amazing-looking games are a Sucker Punch strong point - and the New Marais cityscape is far more exciting and engaging than Empire City was. Audio is equally impressive, with strong voice acting making the character-driven storyline even better.
Another PlayStation exclusive that will make Xboxers jealous, Infamous 2 is worth picking up whether you've played the original or not. At least 20 hours of gameplay for one playthrough - but it really deserves a run through as nice, and another as nasty.
Stars: 3.5/5
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Savannah Residents Charged With Student Loan Fraud
SAVANNAH, GA - MAKARA PRINGLE, 33, MICHAEL PRINGLE, 29, and RENADA GIVENS, 29, all of Savannah, were indicted today by a federal grand jury for their roles in a scheme to defraud the United States of college student loan money.
United States Attorney Edward J. Tarver said, "The defendants, none of whom completed high school, are charged with stealing money from the United States that was meant to put deserving students through college. It has been said that education is the key that unlocks all doors. Frauds like these, however, are keys to but one door, a federal prison cell."
The indictment alleges that the defendants, none of whom received a high school diploma or GED, made and caused to be made false statements on federal college student loan applications. As a result, over $40,000 in student loan and grant money was unlawfully received, most of which was spent by the defendants and others on personal items.
MAKARA and MICHAEL PRINGLE are specifically charged with conspiring to commit financial aid fraud and making false statements to commit that fraud. RENADA GIVENS is charged with a single count of lying on a federal student loan application. Each of these crimes carry a maximum sentence of 5 years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine. Mr. Tarver emphasized that an indictment is only an accusation and is not evidence of guilt. The defendants are entitled to a fair trial, during which it will be the Government's burden to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
The indictment arises out of an investigation by the Inspector General's Office of the U.S. Department of Education. Assistant United States Attorney Charlie Bourne is prosecuting the case for the United States. For additional information, please contact First Assistant United States Attorney James D. Durham at (912) 341-7842.


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Originally Posted by Tadpole View Post
I know it's been a while since this thread was made or used last, but I found it really helpful. I searched through some other threads, but they weren't this one. I felt it was worth the bump to preserve that info for other guys like me, who have been coasting along and suddenly this matters. This is one of the reasons I believe this forum is an invaluable resource to the hobby, even for scrubs like me who don't have a ton of experience or post much, and I just want to say thanks.
I know it has been over a year and a half...
Originally Posted by wkndracer View Post
Comes up a bunch with folks wondering what to do. I was no different starting out.
Originally Posted by DKRST View Post
Those are his "plecoware" food holders. Great item! I have two.
Originally Posted by SpecGrrl View Post
Great post!
What are those awesome corkscrews skewering your veggies?!?
Originally Posted by wkndracer View Post
24hr update and 6/6
Just adding the day after.
Food,wood, cave and happy fish
Today is day #1 on my quarantine count down
What are those awesome corkscrews skewering your veggies?!?
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Hi Jules! I didn't see this post until today.
Thrilled to hear you think the information helped and congrats on taking the step forward to do a proper entry quarantine for the protection of your existing critters.
Never gave a thought to things I couldn't see either until my luck ran out and tragedy struck.
Thank you for the feedback and kind reply on the effort to share
@ Wkndracer,
Thanks for this extremely informative thread! I've always known I ought to quarantine, but never really looked into how long I should do it or anything.
This thread inspired me to finally get my act together: I got an order of wild caught fish in June, and followed the procedure outlined here (worming the fish is such an obviously good idea I can't believe it never occurred to me). As a result I spared my main tank from a case of ich, and probably a variety of internal parasites.
|Awesome thread man, this thread is as informative as it is persuasive.
24hr update and 6/6
Just adding the day after.
Food,wood, cave and happy fish
Today is day #1 on my quarantine count down
Receiving fish
OK most of us know this but some don't so I thought I'd add it to the QT thread. What to do with fish that have been shipped to you.
More than one method out there and here's one of mine.
Receiving fish shipped in Kordon breather bags the Kordon company tells you NOT to float the bags. (I'm good with that, their product so they make the rules)
Standard plastic bags can be handled the same way.
Received today were 6 juvenile L144 ancistrus.
They were properly purged for 24hrs prior to shipping so the water wasn't too bad in the bags.
Materials/equipment list;
Receiving tank - 10g bare tank with cycled Mattenfilter and fresh water in the tank. Heater set 80°F tank temp. for these fish.
Container for acclimating and parameter matching (even a pitcher will do). I have a 'fish box' I use for transporting fish to the LFS.
Prime, air pump and air stone, measuring cup, timer (I need the timer LOL)
This acclimation will involve between 1/2 to 3/4 gallons of water total so I first add 0.5ml of prime to my container which is enough for 5gal of water per Seachem instruction. Just drops of Prime are all that's required. Because Prime thickens the water I place an air stone in the container then start opening my shipping bags and pouring the water and fish in the container. As the O2 level rises in the water any ammonia in the shipping water is taken care of by the Prime dose so my fish are safe from ammonia burn. The actual water volume at the starting point when the bags are opened and dumped in the box is about 1qt. You can see the bubbles created in the 'thickened' water with Prime at this >5x dosage. It's steadily diluted as tank water is added.
Here's where the timer and measuring cup come in.
My cup holds 8oz. filled and I start with 4-6oz. adding tank water every 5 minutes.
After 20 minutes (The water in my delivered fish bags was pretty chilly)
I add full 8oz. cups every 5 minutes until the water volume is doubled or slightly more in my container.
This is then drained off into the sink and I repeat the filling process again.
Overkill maybe but the breeder/shipper has hard water and mine is very soft.
Once this is completed the water is good to go but the temperature is still slightly off.
I put the fish in a tank box like you see at the LFS and float that in the tank for 15-20 minutes.
Again drain off the majority of the water then release the fish into the tank with the lights off and only room lighting.
While they are starving after 24hrs of purge and three days in a box nobody gets fed here the first day.
Tomorrow morning these guys will get a veggie wafer, fresh zucchini and a piece of driftwood added into the tank.
After 3 days or a week they go into a planted quarantine tank for worming/parasite treatments and observation.
All things being good into they're own tank in a month. Hopefully a year from now they will be a breeding group of blue eyes.
this works for me hope it helps somebody
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Are there any of the pharmaceutical or patent meds ( wormers, antibiotic, antiparasitic ) which would kill the plants ?
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Very interesting and informative thread. Thank you for the hard work that went into it.
This is from a thread I started a couple days ago. Op here suggested it be reposted in this thread in hopes of having an all-in-one QT thread. I agree, so...
Maintaining a quarantine tank long term
I've always wondered about the best way to keep a quarantine tank running continuously with minimal power usage.
All that's needed to set one up once you have the need is a tank, filter and heater. Light would be nice but would depend on where the tank is located. If you wait until the need arises I've considered it somewhat counterproductive without a cycled filter to use. If your QT period is as long as it should be the tank would be ready for fish about the time the QT period is over.
For me, space to keep one running continuously isn't an issue. I have room in the garage and room at my business to keep it running. The cost of heating it though only to use it a few times a years has been my concern.
Keeping the bacteria colonies alive with a food source seems easy enough, just a pinch of food every once in a while. Temperature of an unheated tank had me wondering what would happen to those colonies.
Last week I asked these questions of Timothy A. Hovanec, Ph.D. via email. He's the owner of Dr. Tim's Aquatics and formerly of Marineland. I met him briefly about 15 years ago at Marineland's corporate office in Moorpark, CA when I was training for point of sale sales program they had. That was a fun job and I did that for several years.
Anyway, here's the conversation. I'll breakup my two-part question and his answers.
I explained the questions were regarding keeping a QT tank ready and I wrote...
> #1 food source to maintain at least minimal biologic activity. My
> thinking is an occasional pinch of flake food or whatever would
> solve that.
Dr. Tim's response...
some fish food or a drop or two of ammonium chloride once in a
while. the bacteria do NOT die if not fed everyday (they are not
human) so periodic feeding keeps them going
I wrote...
> #2 temperature How important is temperature range? If you keep a
> quarantine tank in the garage in SoCal without heat it can still
> get down in to the 50's. When it comes time to make use of the
> tank, say at 77°, how will that effect the viability of the
> bacteria? Is there a tighter temp range that we should aim for?
> Simple thing would be to just keep the tank warm but I prefer not
> to spin the power meter any faster than necessary.
Dr. Tim's response...
As long as the water does not freeze being colder is actually better
for 'preserving' the bacteria because it slows them down. Think of
if this way - they are an energy cell with a capacity of X. The rate
they use up X is temperature dependent - the lower the temp the
slower they use X. But they can respond very fast - plug the heater
in and let the temperature rise into the 70's and they will start
working very fast. We did this with the old BioSpira - kept in a
refrigerator around 50 F at the store and then pour into the aquarium
around 75F and they go to work immediately.
I'll glad to see that with minimal ongoing cost I can maintain a tank that would be ready once it's brought out of hibernation in a short time.
Found this interesting and hopefully prevents some from bypassing a QT
period and risking all the other livestock. I know it's not possible for everyone.
But then maybe everyone but me already knew this. lol
Above from...
I keep my 10g QT up and running. After treatment, there should not be any nasties left in the QT tank. I add plant trimmings, sometimes snails (the Flu kills MTS very quickly), and keep a couple of deformed guppies (too soft-hearted to cull) in the tank to keep it cycled and pleasantly decorated.
NOTE - I now also QT my plants after getting some unwanted snails introduced.
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Does anyone use 8 frame hives and what do you think of them?
Does anyone use 8 frame hives and what do you think of them?
I have been useing 8 frame hives for 30 yrs and find them easy to handle and make more honey and build up faster.
now I hope your talking about and commercial box that is 13 and 3/4 inches and not the 10 frame box with just 8 frames in it. hope this helps if you want to e mail me
I was looking at the 8 frame medium super hives sold by Brushy Mountain. They claim that it is the only hive they now use. Does it make any differance other than the cost of extra boxs to get the same comb area?
it don't make any difference just the cost and that there lighter to lift.
hope you have a good yr.
With 8 frame equipment will carniolians winter over with 2 deeps.......I want to run all deeps for everything and maybe 8 frame is the way to go.........and what is the width (Outside using 3/4 inch lumber)seems like it would more mimic the natural tree.......My goal is to be a commercial beekeeper but would it work with 8 frame equipment.
You have to stop and smell the roses......but please watch out for my bees.
I have a lot of 8 frame equipment and that's all I'm buying now, but I still have more 10 frame equipment and have no intent of retiring it. All my boxes are mediums.
All medium 8 frame boxes are very nice to manage compared to all 10 frame mediums or (worse) all 10 frame deeps.
An 8 frame medium box full of honey weighs about 48 pounds. But the nice thing is that last 12 pounds you got rid of the the last two frames the furthest from your body. So the leverage for those frames pulls on your back more than the others. So it's actually easier to handle than it's weight would indicate.
The are more expensive in general, all though Wester Bee Supply says they will make 8 frame boxes for you if you special order them. Only Brushy Mt. has them in their catalog. Some things aren't available in 8 frame, such as bound queen excluders and slatted racks. But Brushy Mt. makes almost everything you would want from hive top feeders to Screened bottom boards for them.
Some of my most productive hives have been in 8 frame hives but they get REALLY tall when they do that well. I have mine on a four by four for a stand so it starts 3 1/2" from the dirt and I sometimes have to stand on a concrete block to put the top super on.
Another option is to use 10 frame boxes for the brood chamber and eight frame boxes for the supers with a board on the side to cover the gap. This is what Killion used as a standard setup. 10 frame deeps for brood with 8 frame beeway comb honey supers on top and a board on the gap.
MB could I ask a favor of you? I would like the inside measurement of an 8 frame box. I am thinking of going to an even smaller box in that going from mediums to 8 frame mediums. Maybe a board like you descibe for the supers.
The standard ones from Brushy Mt. are 14 3/4" wide outside, so I suppose they are 13 1/4" inside. Frankly I think they could have made them 13 1/2" outside and done just fine. There is an excess of about 1 1/4" (5/8" extra on each side) on the outsides of the frames. You could easily make a follower board and put on one end or even both and still squeeze in 8 frames. You can ALMOST fit 9 frames in. But for supers, you can space them out to 7 frames with drawn comb for nice, fat, easy to uncap honey.


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A Waikato farm worker has been killed in a motorcycle crash on a rural road.
Craig Allan Paul, 40, was found dead next to his farm bike in the middle of Harris Rd near Putaruru, 65km southeast of Hamilton, about 5pm yesterday.
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A little gem located in the center of Florence, very close to the central station train Santa Maria Novella, that is ideal for spending a stay close to the many monuments that are housed in this unique city.
The apartment is located in the historic center of Florence on Via de Canacci 20 a quiet, one way, one block street. Everything you will want to visit is just a few minute walk from the apartment including: Santa Maria Novella, the Duomo, the large central market, San Lorenzo, Piazza della Signoria, Galeria degli Uffizi, the famous Ponte Vecchio, Palacio Pitti, and the Galería de la Accademia. Access to transportation is easy and convenient. The train station SM Novella and the main bus station are a short walk away.
The area surrounding the apartment is home to many shops providing everything you might need to. There are numerous restaurants, bars, pubs and supermarkets in the immediate area. The strategic location will allow you to quickly and easily reach all major attractions in the city.
Access to transportation is easy and convenient. The train station SM Novella and the main bus station are a short walk away.
- Euro 150 Security Deposit (refundable pending checkout inspection).
- The prices do not include the city tax / rates for the city of florence (€ 2,50 per person per day for up to seven days to be paid at check-in).
• The Security Deposit, the cleaning fee and the Tourist Tax are to be paid in cash when you receive the keys to the apartment.
IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION: From 1 July 2011 the City of Florence by resolution of the City Council No. 230/33 of 06.20.2011, integrated by resolution No. 21/2012, has established the "'tourist tax". The tax is applied to non-residents overnight stays in the city of Florence and for a maximum of 7 consecutive nights. The tax rate for this tourist structure is 2,50 euro per person per night.
Your stay in our little paradise will be, no doubt, a memorable experience!
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Arrivals are expected in the afternoon after 2:00pm (for arrivals after 8:00pm you have to pay € 20,00 for the late check-n service); leavings are expected in the morning within 12:00pm; for customer's exigencies, times can be flexible, in relation with availability of the apartments and the staff.
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Die Wohnung war genau wie beschrieben: ruhig, zentral gelegen und ausgestattet mit allem, was man so braucht. Wir fühlten uns von Anfang an zuhause. Der Vermieter gab uns viele hilfreiche Tipps bezüglich günstiger Restaurants, Einkaufsmöglichkeiten und Sehenswürdigkeiten. Die Woche in Florenz wird uns lange in guter Erinnerung bleiben.
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This studio is located very close to Il Duomo, on the 4th (top) floor of an old building -no elevator. While not having a view, it is bright thanks to a skylight and another high window. The large bathroom window and the small bedroom window can be opened so that there is plenty of fresh air. Comfortable bed, excellent bathroom and kitchen. Check-in and check-out was easy.
great location in Florence, confortable and spacious appartment, good beds.
I would start by saying this apartment could not be better placed, it's position next to the Uffizi and a stones throw from the Ponte Vecchio could not be bettered. The apartment itself was situated in an unpreposessing road both narrow and dark, with evidence that close neighbours might be using their premises for night work.
If the building it was in was 14th century as described I would be astonished, think servants quarters rather than home of anyone else. The description led us to believe that the apartment had been renovated in 2012, if I had paid for the renovation I would ask for my money back. Most things in the kitchen worked but not the oven, to get to the second bedroom one had to go through the first not terrible but inconvenient at times,
The aparment is really good, location is one of the best. You are in the center of the city and every point of interest in florece can be reach by walking. In the apartment you find everything you need. Osvaldo is friendly and came always on time. I would recomend this apartment if you are looking a nice place to stay in florence with your family.
The place was very nice and large, great location in the centre of florence and had everything you needed inside e.g. Cooking utensils. Osvaldo was very thorough that everything was in order before renting. Would definately stay here again
When our original accomodation booking fell through at two days' notice, we were very grateful to Osvaldo for helping us out. The apartment advertised here was not available, so an alternative was arranged (in Via della Pergola). The location was still great, and the room was nice and clean (though the beds were very small). The only slight disappointment was that the kitchen and living area were shared, and the price was the same as a self-contained apartment. That said, we had a wonderful stay in the beautiful city and Osvaldo was very helpful and pleasant to deal with.
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Our Savior's Lutheran Church will host Moments with Memories at 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 11, as a fundraiser for the church's Shepherd's Fund.
Bev Lawyer created the program, which is a journey back to the movies of the 1930s, '40s and '50s accompanied by romantic hit songs of the time and a fashion show.
Fashions of the past and present will be modeled by teens and women from area churches, including Our Savior's, Pequot Lakes Baptist, Gloria Dei, Grace United Methodist, St. Christopher's Catholic, St. Alice Catholic and The Journey.
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In the early days of the new year, the famed Doomsday Clock moved one minute closer to midnight, indicating a worsening threat to mankind of nuclear armageddon and other disasters. The clock, maintained by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, is a widely watched sign of the world's vulnerability to man-made catastrophe, and this latest change moved the clock's hands from six to five minutes before midnight.
Just two years ago, the Bulletin had moved the hands from five to six minutes, signaling hope that the world was making serious efforts to tackle its problems. The 2012 move was made because "that trend has not continued or has been reversed," according to the Bulletin.
Kennette Benedict, the executive director and publisher of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, will join Commonwealth Club President and CEO Dr. Gloria C. Duffy for a members-only teleconference on February 9 to discuss the Bulletin's January 10 Doomsday Clock announcement, and how the public and media responded to the news that it now stands at 5 minutes to midnight. Benedict will also describe how her organization's board members and experts assessed current risks related to nuclear weapons, climate change, nuclear energy, and biosecurity at the 3rd Annual Doomsday Clock Symposium, which preceded the announcement.
From 1992-2005, Benedict directed the international peace and security program at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. She also established and directed the foundation's initiative in the former Soviet Union from 1992-2002. Before joining the foundation in 1987, she taught at Rutgers University and at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Dr. Duffy was U.S. deputy assistant secretary of defense and special coordinator for cooperative threat reduction from 1993-1995. In this role, she negotiated agreements with former Soviet countries to dismantle their weapons of mass destruction, and she coordinated U.S. assistance to these countries to meet those goals.
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Since the greatest danger to humanity seems to be from the convergence of 20 - 30 global crises (including nuke proliferation) into a vicious cycle of conflict and crisis, (maybe by 2030) does the Bulletin Group have any world peace plan it proposes?
Isn't it the height of hypocrisy for the US and Israel to threaten Iran for their "suspicion" of a weapons program, when the US is still in violation of the original NPT and Israel never even signed and has 200 - 400 deliverable nukes?
Won't it be necessary to have a broad global non-aggression/peace agreement before nuclear nations are willing to give up their weapons, particularly their last 50? As good an idea it is, it's hard to imagine Israel, US, Russia giving up their "hole cards" without a broader, solid security pact?


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Kenny Jackett remains as keen as ever to see defender Danny Batth sign a new contract after hailing the defender's "outstanding" start to the season.
The club remain in negotiations with the Brierley Hill born centre back, who has responded to his first sustained run in the Wolves' first team with a series of top quality performances.
The 23-year-old won promotion from League One while on loan to Sheffield Wednesday, and is currently in the final year of his deal at Molineux having joined the Academy from the age of 10.
"There have been plenty of discussions at present with Danny on a personal level, but there's nothing agreed so there's no news," said Jackett.
"I think he's had an outstanding season and has been excellent as a player and as a person and looks a very strong defender.
"All I can say to fans is we're trying very hard to secure his services going forward, and we do want to sign him, but nothing has been agreed.
"He doesn't show any lack of commitment to us – in fact, he shows fantastic commitment every day so I don't think he's unhappy here but we haven't got a contract agreed or signed."
Wolves meanwhile return back to work after a weekend off ready to kick off preparations for Saturday's Sky Bet League One fixture with a Coventry side who beat Sheffield United 3-2 yesterday.
And winger Bakary Sako returned back to training having been suffering from illness.
"I gave him a few days off to go home like the rest of the players," added Jackett.
"He hasn't trained since being ill but he's been in and I expect him to train on Monday morning.
"It's been very quiet and there's been no more contact or negotiations whatsoever.
"We want to get him settled down if we can.
"We thought after the transfer window that things would settle down but it didn't.
"That was unfortunate on our part but nothing was ever concluded and hopefully now the lad can settle down and get us promoted."
Wolves will also be assessing Matt Doherty, who has returned to the club with a tight groin after playing 90 minutes in the Republic of Ireland Under-21s 0-0 draw in Romania on Friday.
Doherty played in midfield in the fixture in which keeper Aaron McCarey and winger Anthony Forde also played 90 minutes.
At senior level Kevin Doyle made his comeback and played the entire game, also in midfield, as the Republic of Ireland were beaten 3-0 by Germany in Cologne.
Wayne Hennessey also made his return to the international scene, the keeper currently on loan with Yeovil keeping a clean sheet in the 1-0 victory against Macedonia in Cardiff.
Doyle, Leigh Griffiths, McCarey, Forde and Lee Evans remain away with their respective international squads for further fixtures tomorrow.
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I've got a few queens left in nucs and wanted to requeen some hives. I went through a dozen hives and couldn't find a single queen. Normally I don't have a problem. About half the time I find the queen on the first pass.
The queens have all shut down, only a scattering of sealed brood. No eggs or open larvae.
So, I'm wondering, do the queens move to another part of the hive after they shut down? I only went through the bottom box. In most cases the second box was plugged out. Could they have moved up into the honey area?
Or perhaps it is just because she shrinks down and is harder to find.
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Every team controls their own destiny.

The problem was that we had to win one more game than we would have if they had gotten the call right. But yes, we could have gone 16-0.

or we could have beat Philly one of the two games...we should have.
yea i don't even get why everybody always singles out the Titans
They were 5-2 to start the season
The left handed pick in the endzone stands out. It was a comedy of errors. We **** the bed. Kind of like the Seattle game.
i'll admit im in the minority of that, but i still don't kill him for that
he was trying to make a play under pressure. If he got it there with some more zip hes a ****in genious and gets deep throated by all of NY.
When you're response to every bad decision is that "he was just trying to make a play" then there is no need to argue with you.

You are the only Giants fan on earth who thinks that was an acceptable decision. Let ask all the other Eli Cultists if they think that was a good play. You are alone Matt. Alone on this earth.

This is why we shant be discussing Eli at dinner.

whatever its fine i'll at least admit im in the minority. It was back breaking and killer and ultimately decided the game - but again I would rather my QB try to make a play if he thinks he can
BUT regardless theres no way you should feel like the TITANS game was a bigger upset for this team than Philly 2. If your going to compare the two back to back, Philly two hsould of been won WAY more than the Titans game
Who said anything about the Philly game?
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thats what this whole debate is over
about how the Tenn game really cost us the playoffs and then others view that if u believe that u should be smacked. There was no bigger let down game last season, quite possibly ever, than the Philly 2 game. That and that alone is why we are not in the playoffs and didn't deserve to be in the playoffs. THEN to add in the fact that we came back vs GB and **** the bed?
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Does anyone know if the SGM barrel will work with ths SG43? I know that the two recievers and internals are a bit different.
Pirate, I've seen you mention (on another thread) that there are gunsmiths out there who will reline/sleeve these barrels. Do you know any off the top of your head?
great question. I found a machine shop that will install 4130 steel Allen plugs, ream / polish the inside, and them TIG weld the plugs with a penetrating weld and grind smooth the repair.
I have 11 barrels. I am hoping to get mine built and use a known good loaner barrel if Stan does not want to test fire with mine. (which I understand)
i think 2 of my barrels are sleeve candidates for sure, as they were drilled right in the shoulder of the chamber. The others were drilled far aft at the chamber, which is easy to fill and polish out.
Sleeves would be a good alternative. Shop is charging me $100.00 each to plug / weld mine.
Is your machine shop doing the barrels for others, if so contact info, thanks!
APEX is selling kits with non demilled barrels. I little pricey, but considering cheapest non demilled barrel I've seen for sale was $350, the price is inline.
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What do you think of drilling/plugging/TIG the three holes if I use it for a blank fire only barrel?
Anyone know of a blank firing adapter for this gun or at least what the hole size might be?


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