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Hello all.
Now that I've gone into the hives for the last time this year I was looking over a bunch of stuff I ordered, one being a hundred deep frames and a hundred super frames. Luck I guess had it that when I was putting together some frames this summer the top bars that I grabbed were all the grooved ones I actually ordered. I was looking at the remainder of the top bars and found they were wedge top bars, which I didn't order.
So my question is, can I just get the plastic frames that I've been using and nail the wedges to them or do I have to use the wax foundation they were designed for? I've never used wire foundation wax before but I guess there can be a first.
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I got one because I couldn't afford a auto uncapper, and there was tooooo much honey to do with a hand knife. It works well for those who have more honey to do than is feasible with a hand knife. Someday though I will have to upgrade to an auto uncapper....
"I reject your reality, and substitute my own." Adam Savage
James, thanks for your input. My thoughts were confirmed that the Vibrating Knife may be a good intermediate tool for our uncapping needs. I have no desire to operate 1,000's of hives, but no desire to work harder than necessary.
While I was joking about the price, I do see where it is money well spent.
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Here is a 60 sec. video of me using my Kelley vibrating knife and scratching low points on the comb. Notice that you can hardly see the knife vibrating.
Knife blade has one speed. Tempature is controlable.
Also video has audio track.
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Thanks Walt.
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I am also considering the purchase of one of these knives. I noticed this year that in using my electric knife on the one piece plastic frames that I would pull off a small curl of plastic on some passes. Is this just me (operator error) or is this common? Will this happen with the vibrating knife as or more frequently?
I found a link showing pictures of a Kelley Vibrating Knife in use.
Another beekeeper said to slide the frame at an angle as the frame is pulled across the blade and to watch out for the fingers.
I got one of the old used ones that runs on steam for $75 at a bee conference last year. It has really made me more productive in uncapping the frames. Color me satisfied! -Danno
This one is different from Walt's. Notice how the blade is mounted on top and you can uncap either from the left or right. Looks like it takes a bit more room but I think it would give the operator more choices on technique.I found a link showing pictures of a Kelley Vibrating Knife in use.
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Interesting on this thread about the Kelley Vibrating Knife.
Yes the are now producing and have for some time now a horizontal blade uncapper where the comb is held in a horizontal position and you aproach the blade ether from the left or right to uncap.
The top and bottom bar are your guides for the depth of cut.
My uncapper shown in the above video is the previous model with a vertical blade. The comb being held vertical and being moved down ward by mostly its own weight, I think is a better feature.
In any case a motor driven knife works wounders on the wrists.
As a point of interest, Kelley years ago I believe, produced a verticaly positioned vibrating blade arangement where the comb was held in its natural position and drawn across the blade.
Did you just take the Kelley model and mount it at 90° on your uncapping tank?
It's been a while since I've seen the movie Ulee's Gold but if I remember correctly the unit that was used in that movie to uncap was a self-feeding vertical vibrating knife. If I am correct, was this a Kelly unit also?
i got my kelleys knife last year and love it tryed planner and heated knife this one is better
I was wondering how those who use a Kelley Vibrating knife process their cappings? It seems to me that using one of these would speed up my processing, but then I would have more cappings to deal with. Currently I use an uncappings fork which produces very little in the way of cappings.
I am at the sideliner level and I ran 18 production hives this summer; I enjoyed the bees, but I need a way to speed up my processing.
I own one of these and I'm only moderately pleased. The knife blade needs sharpening, despite being heated or it just ends up pulling comb away form the frame. This year, the heating element went out just as we started uncapping so I went with a serrated bread knife with a 10" blade. Yeah , my elbow complained but I think it was just as fast.
Now that we're down extracting, I'll clean it up and check the connections. Not sure how to sharpen the blade and not mess it up further.
I bought mine used, and it sets over a capping tank (rectangular box).
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Thanks Grant. I was hoping it would speed things up.
Adrian, When I frabricated my 5' uncap tray I fabracated a perforated tray to set in side, elevated slightly above the bottom to drain the acumulated cappings. The tray is aprox. 24" long 18" wide. I should had made it 48" long as it fills too quickly as I like to brake up the cappings with a hive tool into a slurry and let them sit for a few hours or over night to drain into the tray and out in to the straned bucket below.
Caps are removed eventually and stored in buckets untill I can get around to wash and melt in sollar melter.
Bought a Kelley Capping Melter, the smaller one, did not like the finished product, wax or honey as opposed to the way I have been processing the caps for years but I can see a capping melter is a must for a larger operation than mine.
Walt, thanks for the reply. From your reply I understand you to be still using the Kelley knife? Are you still happy with it?


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Canadiens forward Rene Bourque is out of action indefinitely, having been diagnosed with a concussion.
Habs head coach Michel Therrien told reporters at the team's practice in Mississauga., Ont., Tuesday at noon-hour that Bourque doesn't know how he sustained the concussion. He's missed the past two games with what was advertised as flu-like symptoms. That obviously has changed.
Canadiens medical personnel have done tests during Bourque's absence and have diagnosed the concussion.
"Sometimes you get these things and it doesn't show up for a week or two," Therrien said. "It's a tough break because he's been playing very well for us."
Bourque has five goals and five assists in 17 games, playing on a productive line with Tomas Plekanec and Brian Gionta.
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Nice depth now at DT
The roster had about 76 players a few days ago ( more or less ), getting a little crowded IMO.
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This creates a lot of competition for camp but can't see them carrying more than 4 guys. Joseph, Jenkins, Austin, Patterson, Rogers, Kuhn....not to mention they may draft someone also.
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Edit: just noticed I posted this in the Draft forum not the mock subforum, could someone please move this?
This mock is assuming that we can keep Beatty (being a little hopeful that the rumors going about are good ones), as well as tender our RFA (Cruz, both Browns)
Updated to version 2.1: 1st and 2nd round picks changed.
1st: DJ Fluker, RT, 'bama
We need a solid RT and Fluker still falls square in that range. No way Johnson will be available after the combine he's had (he's a LT anyway).
2nd: Kevin Minter, ILB, LSU.
I still like what I saw in Minter. Yes he posted about the same dismal 40 time as Te'o, but he doesn't have any of the character issues that plague other ILB prospects in our pick range like Te'o or Ogletree. The fact that JR rolled with Chase Blackburn shows that he'd rather have a solid presence at the position over a pure athlete that may have some off-field issues.
3rd: Bennie Logan, DT, LSU
This guy is a good run-stuffer and is also on record stating that he loves the Giants (which one would hope would translate into a better work ethic playing for the team he's been a fan of for a long time). A bit raw, and not as good in pass situations, but it's more the run we need to worry about on our interior DL. Not to mention we usually slip in a DE into the DT position anyway when it's obvious passing situations. Could easily rotate in 2nd DT position with Kuhn by the end of the season.
4th: D.C. Jefferson, TE, Rutgers
This pick remains the same from my original mock. He's listed as being similar to Bennett, and as such should be able to handle our system quite easily, especially if we have to let Bennett himself go.
5th: Sheldon Price, CB, UCLA
Also remains the same as my first mock.
6th: Tyrone Goard, WR, Eastern Kentucky
Basically Barden's replacement. 6'7", not much else to go on, will likely be a backup receiver his entire career.
7th: Eric Herman, OG, Ohio
A developmental pick to be sure. Played in a D2 school, but played fairly well considering that fact. Did an amazing 36 reps on bench press at the combine. Honestly though this guy could also be gone well before the 7th round, so i'm not entirely sure about this pick.


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Mysteries of the fission yeast genome bubble to the surface
Fission yeast is an essential model for studying how cells grow and divide and for untangling the mysteries of chromosomes, but, in terms of efforts to read out its DNA, it has lagged behind budding yeast, a distant cousin on the fungal tree of life. Budding yeast is more familiar to most people – it is used in making beer and baking bread – and has been studied much more extensively, but fission yeast is biologically more complex and more similar to animals, including humans, in many important cellular ways.
In a Science paper published online on April 21, a team of researchers led by scientists at University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) and the Broad Institute give this model organism more evolutionary context and offer new, genomic tools to the community of scientists who use fission yeast to better understand cellular biology. In the process of comparing the four known species of fission yeast, the researchers made some unusual and intriguing discoveries about the fission yeasts' genetic makeup and the activity of their genes.
"When we look at the genome of any organism, we find new mysteries to plumb," said Chad Nusbaum, one of the paper's senior authors and co-director of the Broad's Genome Sequencing and Analysis Program. "This has been such a rewarding project. There's so much there."
Nusbaum worked closely with Nicholas Rhind, a cell biologist at UMMS and Aviv Regev, a core member at the Broad Institute. Each brought expertise in genome sequencing, fission yeast biology, and functional genomics, respectively, to bear on the project. "We all had very nicely balanced, complementary interests and abilities," said Nusbaum. "It was a much more exciting outcome because we did it all together."
One of the interesting discoveries that emerged from the study centers on centromeres. When cells divide, one of the essential players that can determine a successful or failed division is the centromere. Sitting at the intersection of the two arms of a chromosome, the centromere acts like a fastener, holding two copies of the chromosome together until it is time for each to be pulled apart into the newly forming cells. A faulty centromere, like a broken clasp, means that the copies cannot pull apart correctly and cells may receive the wrong number of chromosomes. Centromeres tend to be littered with transposons – mobile, repetitive stretches of DNA that can "jump" around the genome. Transposons are found in a variety of organisms and are a normal part of the fabric of a chromosome.
The researchers discovered that the species of fission yeast that they studied had very odd centromeres; one species had centromeres made up almost entirely of transposons, while two other species had centromeres devoid of these mobile elements. These latter species still have repeated stretches, but these stretches appear to be stuck in place.
"If you squint, at arms length, they sort of look the same," Rhind said of the repeated stretches. "But when you look up close, they are not transposons. They don't move. They don't transpose."
Centromeres work the same way in the different fission yeast species, even though their composition and what regulates them is entirely different. "It's as though you have a car and you put a completely different engine in it and it still works just fine," said Nusbaum. Just as swapping out a gas engine for a diesel engine requires a different fuel, spark plugs, and other changes, these very different centromeres require different kinds of controls. "There are implications of this switch so many things have to change."
In addition to sequencing the organisms' genomes, the researchers also looked at gene expression under different conditions and developed new software tools to generate this kind of data. Regev, an assistant professor at MIT, an early career scientist at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and one of senior authors on the paper, said that analyzing not only what the sequence is but also how genetic components function gives the paper an extra dimension.
"We've made an effort to go after functional data," said Regev. "We've taken the extra step to do functional analysis and show how these pieces work in the different genomes to give a really in-depth view of things like the centromere."
Another intriguing finding from the study has to do with the way that fission yeast cells reproduce. These cells can grow and divide continuously or they can mate, sharing DNA with another yeast cell through a process known as meiosis. Researchers have studied the meiotic program for years and have observed that certain genes are ratcheted up during this process. Rhind, Regev, Nusbaum, and their colleagues noticed something quite unusual about the way that some of these meiotic genes were being transcribed or copied from DNA. DNA has two strands and usually RNA is copied from the "sense" strand, but in this case a small number of genes, many of which are involved in meiosis, were copied from the opposite strand (called the "antisense" strand). The researchers hypothesized that this may be a mechanism that allows fission yeast to switch from one way of reproducing to another.
"It looks like it's a belt and suspenders approach," said Rhind, the paper's first author. "Not only do you turn off the sense transcript, you also antisense transcribe [the gene] in a way that if any sense transcripts are made, somehow the antisense transcription further represses the expression of those genes."
The researchers do not yet understand the mechanism at work here, but hope that these findings will whet other scientists' investigative appetites.
"That was really the motivation behind this project: to produce datasets with the assumption that there would be new and interesting things to find," said Rhind, who studies DNA replication in fission yeast. "It was gratifying to find so many of these things that we hope will be followed up by people in the field."
Paper(s) cited:
Rhind N et al. Comparative Functional Genomics of the Fission Yeasts. Science. April 21, 2011. DOI: 10.1126/science.1203357


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text: Ok, you have to see this to believe it. When we do our next meet-and-greet there is a very good chance that I can bring this along with me. It started out as a GMT400 platform (not sure on the year) and it's a total 100% custom job to say the least. The owner isn't shy either about actually using it and we've got some video showing it doing just fine in mud, going over all types of terrain and it's not an issue to handle rocks with those Super Swampers on there. Take a look and let me know what you think. Here's a link to the build page Grasshopper. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMDVgqU6wfY&feature=player_embedded


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A description of the offices and posts within the Ordnance Office and related departments.
Lowest-ranking clerical officer of the Civil establishment.
Department responsible for recording the administrative business of central government and for producing official documents on its behalf.
Deputy-head of one of the Ordnance Office departments.
Permanent non-military employees of the Ordnance Office based at the Tower of London Pall Mall Woolwich or at a home or foreign station.
Senior Officer responsible for issuing stores.
Senior Officer responsible for the drawing up and auditing all departmental accounts and drafting contracts.
Salaried official holding a permanent appointment within the Ordnance Office.
Responsible for the facilities and buildings management of Ordnance Office and stores accommodation at Tower.
The monarch's direct representative at the Tower of London.
Department primarily responsible for collecting royal revenues and auditing financial accounts of royal officials and public servants.
Craftsman responsible for carrying out minor repairs cleaning and oiling firearms.
Principal medieval department responsible for the storage and expenditure of the royal household until the early fourteenth century.
Responsible for domestic management in Ordnance Offices at the Tower and at Pall Mall.
Middle-ranking clerical officer.
Deputy-head of the Ordnance Office and officer responsible for Royal Military Academy and Royal Laboratory.
List of prospective candidates for employment maintained on behalf of the Master General of Ordnance.
Head of the Ordnance Office and commanding officer of the Military Establishment of the Ordnance Office appointed by royal letters patent.
Members of the Royal Artillery Royal Engineers and Gentlemen Cadets (Royal Military Academy).
Responsible for general facilities management in Tower Offices and at Pall Mall.
General support staff assigned to different Ordnance departments.
Responsible for delivering messages between the Tower Pall Mall and other Ordnance Office establishments.
The government department responsible for the supply and procurement of military supplies to British forces and for the construction and maintenance of military establishments in Britain and abroad.
Initially part of the Ordnance Office and based at the Tower of London this department developed from the surveying activities of Royal Engineers and Corps of Military Surveyors in the eighteenth century until it was established as a government department.
Central London location of the Board of Ordnance the Secretary's department and the department of the Inspector-General of Fortifications.
Senior Officer responsible for managing all stores issuing contracts conducting surveys of stores.
The royal department responsible for storing the monarch's personal possessions particularly arms armour and other military equipment.
Responsible for the care historic documents of the crown law courts and central government at the Tower of London.
Ordnance establishment located at Woolwich on the south bank of the Thames responsible for developing manufacturing proofing and storing arms and ammunition and educating military cadets.
Ordnance department based at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich responsible for the production of gun carriages.
Regiment of military engineers formed in 1717 whose commander-in-chief was the Master-General of the Ordnance until the abolition of the Ordnance Office in 1855 when it was fully integrated into British armed forces.
Ordnance department based at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich responsible for the development and manufacture of ammunition.
Part of the military establishment of the Ordnance Office based at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich responsible for educating and training gentlemen cadets to become officers of the Royal Artillery or Royal Engineers.
Museum established at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich in 1778.
Top-ranking clerical officer.
Senior Officer responsible for the quality and efficiency of Ordnance Office supplies of arms and military equipment.
Non-permanent clerical officer and not part of the Civil Establishment.
Senior Officer responsible for Ordnance Office finances until the office was abolished in 1837 and the functions transferred to the Paymaster General's Office.


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XSS Filter Died?
Here's the strange part: at some point in my testing, it stopped blocking anything at all. All of the things that it used to flag as "forbidden content" were allowed through. I could use any tag I wanted including the obvious <script>. What would cause this?
One guess is that that the routine is throwing an exception and that the exception is handled by simply returning as if everything is okay, but I don't know why it would do that every time. Would there be a reason for it to maintain state? If it does, I could see it getting so screwed up that it can't run without throwing an exception.
Is there something else it could be doing? I don't have source code to check this and I've never run into a similar error while coding.


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Longest drive of our lives
Trip Start Apr 14, 2010
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Well, we are pleased to report that it was not actually too bad. To be honest, the first day or two driving across Montana and Wyoming wasn't even that boring as we were passing through some classic "out west" scenery and rolling hills and old iron bridges and winding river valleys. Montana's state slogan is "Big Sky Country" and they aren't making it up. The sky really does feel very big. You have a usually straight road heading out in front of you and then all around is sky. Big and blue with the odd big, fluffy cloud looking like a spaceship floating above
We broke up the journey by stopping in South Dakota at the Mt Rushmore National Monument in the Black Mountains which was pretty impressive really. We had a stroll around and took some photos of giant nostrils and eyeballs (they really are giant – Lincoln's eyes are each about 11 feet across). It must have been a bugger to make and we did wonder why they decided to do the sculpture in front of a slightly ugly scree face when there were so many pretty rocks and mountains around. Or was it that they created the scree when they made the sculpture? Maybe someone can let us know.
We also managed to break things up a bit further down the road by doing a US-style drive-through visit of Badlands National Park with some of the more weird and otherworldly scenery of the trip so far. It reminded us a lot of some of the places in Mongolia we went well over a year ago now - a sharp reminder of ho w long we have been away and how little time we have left.
It wasn't really until we had left the Badlands behind and hit the eastern half of South Dakota and Minnesota that the landscape became really flat and dull. Full of wheat and cornfields and dead flat as far as you can see
We were heading, ultimately, back into Canada and over to Toronto. We had e-mailed a friend from there (who, bizarrely, we had met on a train in Mongolia over a year ago) to say that we might be in town for this particular weekend and she had responded by saying that it was Canadian thanksgiving that weekend but that we were welcome to stay and come to their family Thanksgiving party on the Saturday. So we had a deadline to be in Toronto but for once it wasn't an issue at all as there wasn't really anything to see anyway!
The Tank behaved herself admirably and didn't so much as sputter the whole way across, although travelling at speed on the freeway she did guzzle petrol like it was going out of fashion and she did to a bit of shuddering when you went over 80. The biggest problem we had to contend with was the wind. As you can imagine there is not much to stop it out in the prairies and we often found ourselves on dead straight highways battling the steering wheel against the wind
Our last break in the journey was the little known town of Sandusky, Ohio. The reason we were heading there is because Gordon, rollercoaster geek that he is, had looked up (over 17 months ago now) where some of the reputed best rollercoasters in the world were. And, you guessed it, 2 or 3 of them came up as being in Cedar Point, Sandusky. They were happily having Halloween nights on Fridays so we were able to turn up at 4pm after a long day in the car and head into the park to tick off the best rides. Two of them were definitely up there with the best we had been on. Millenium Force which flung you around a 300ft high track at over 90mph and then perhaps the favourite "Top Thrill Dragster" which shoots you along a half-mile runway before flinging you up 420ft into the air on a vertical track which you then spin over the top off and come flying back down. Losing your stomach on a flat stretch of track because of the extreme acceleration was quite an experience.
After the park, we drove a short distance in the direction of Canada and found a hotel with decent internet so that Gordon could catch the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals on, conveniently, at 2am and 4am in the morning, before hopping in the car and back across the border to Canadian Thanksgiving. We were more than ready for a break from the car, a turkey and some scenery again!


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I think I've been to Croydon...to get Emily a Canadian passport so I could bring her home after our year in Durham. Is there a Canadian consulate there? Hope all goes well for you getting to Morocco. Always wanted to visit the Casbah.
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Since Saturday, I've had the pleasure of staying in South London with lovely friends Billy and Svetlana - the host and hostess with the mostest :) We've been having great chats, catching up on the latest must-see TV and enjoying fabulous home cooked meals - paellas, frittatas, curries - we are eating our way around the world in preparation for me eating my way around the world. Add to that some incredible wines and the most comfortable bed I've been in in a while and you have a recipe for a restful and refreshing 5 days.
I've decided after 3 flights so far that I am not actually a backpacker and so I've decided to ditch the 30 lb pack for a lovely purple wheeled suitcase (I think I'll name it Barney). I may have mentioned before, but I have not seen another traveller yet over the past few weeks in train stations, hotels or airports that are toting backpacks and I think I know why. They can be a bit awkward and uncomfortable. I will store mine here in London and switch over to the more conventional suitcase, picking up the pack before I leave for home in May.
It's been mild and cloudy here in Croydon, south of London, these past few days but very mild - in the low to mid-teens. I notice that Halifax and PEI may be getting snow this week - not missing that much. I head to Casablanca on Thursday and the forecast there is for 26 degrees. That will be niiiiiice (except that if I wear shorts or t-shirts in a predominantly Muslim country, I risk offending most of the population - apparently it is recommended that women are covered from wrist to ankles and a headscarf is also suggested). I'm guessing that won't be good for getting a tan?
I've been taking some nice walks to the nearby village of West Wickham over the past few days - cute shops, pubs and tons of curry and chip shops. Love the smell of curry in the air!


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The following is the local sports calendar for today and Tuesday.
South Terrebonne at Destrehan, 6 p.m.
South Lafourche at Northshore, 7 p.m.
Ellender at Terrebonne, 7 p.m.
Hahnville at St. James, 7 p.m.
Houma Christian at Madison Prep, TBA.
Edna Karr at Thibodaux, 5 p.m.
Archbishop Chapelle at Assumption, 6 p.m.
Destrehan at Ellender, 7 p.m.
Bucks at Hornets, 7 p.m. (Radio: 640-AM, 1490-AM; TV: FSNO, NBATV)
Central Lafourche at Grand Isle, 6 p.m.
Assembly Christian at Covenant Christian Academy, 7 p.m.
Thibodaux at Assumption, 7 p.m.
Helen Cox at Vandebilt Catholic, 6 p.m.
Crescent City at Covenant Christian Academy, 6 p.m.
Terrebonne at St. James, 6 p.m.
E.D. White Catholic at South Terrebonne, 7 p.m.
Central Lafourche at South Terrebonne, 5 p.m.
South Lafourche at Terrebonne, 7 p.m.
H.L. Bourgeois at Thibodaux, 7 p.m.
South Lafourche at Terrebonne, 5 p.m.
H.L. Bourgeois at Thibodaux, 5 p.m.
Lutcher at E.D. White Catholic, 6 p.m.
Ellender at Central Lafourche, 5 p.m.
Nicholls State at Tulane, 7 p.m.
Today. The Southland Hogs 11-and-under travel baseball team is looking for players to fill out its roster for the upcoming season. For information, call 688-5225.
Today. The Cajun Youth Athletic Association is currently holding registration for its upcoming Cal Ripken Baseball and Babe Ruth Baseball leagues. Registration for the Houma-based leagues ends on Dec. 31. Ages are 9 to 12 years old for the Cal Ripken League and 13 to 15 years old for the Babe Ruth League. The cost is $60 per player for the Babe Ruth League and $50 per player for the Cal Ripken League. For information, call president Roy Himel at 791-9803, secretary Tracy Bourg at 232-3329, Cal Ripken League director Shawn Chiasson at 637-4727 or Babe Ruth League director Aaron Dazee at 709-3131.
Today. The Louisiana Baseball Academy is hosting winter pitching workouts from Dec. 5 through Jan. 18. The workouts will be held at the LBA Indoor Facility, which is located at 3007 West Park Avenue in Gray. The workouts, which will help strengthen and develop skills in young pitchers, will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, with the first sessions lasting from 5-7 p.m. and the late sessions from 7-9 p.m. The cost is $300 for the 18-day workout, which is less than $17 per two-hour session. Space is limited, and LBA is accepting on 16 players per session. For information, contact email@example.com or visit the website at www.lbabaseball.com.
Today. Terrebonne Parish Recreation will hold registration for its boys and girls youth basketball leagues until Dec. 21. Registration is being held for 5-6 year old boys and girls basketball leagues and 13-14 year old boys and girls basketball leagues at all gyms from Monday through Dec. 6 and Dec. 10-13. The gyms will host registration from 5-8 p.m. each day. Registration will also be held at the TPR office at 876 Verret Street in Houma from Monday through Dec. 21. There is a fee and birth certificates must be provided at registration. For information, call 873-6584.
Saturday-Sunday. The Nicholls State softball team will hold a Junior Colonel winter advanced camp on Saturday and Sunday. Nicholls will also hold a winter coaches camp from 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday. Dinner will be included. For information, visit www.geauxcolonels.com or www.angelsantiagosoftballcamps.com.
Dec. 15. Terrebonne High's volleyball team will host a clinic for kids ages 13-and-under on Dec. 15. The clinic will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Terrebonne's girls gym. The cost is $25. The clinic will focus on basic fundamentals in passing, setting, hitting and serving techinques. For information, call Terrebonne girls volleyball coach Craig Hamner at 688-5225.


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|27th Jan 2013, 04:40
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This ones better than haters gonna hate I think when it comes to the stars troll.
I don't use the ratings anymore BTW, trying to get that nonsense out of my mind but it does stand out like a where's wally in the snow with no people about to me so it tends to bug me, if I knew who gave a bad rating I could appreciate the rating more & it would be very unlikely to bug me.
In fact it motivates me to say hell yes to competition, if bit-tech would want that if I haven't disgraced myself too much which I might have, I don't really know, but I think an obnoxious sigh of relief on the news of competitions was heavily due, being here as an uncompetitive modder & getting strolled would make no sense at all but I sure won't ever break myself for deadlines again though, that was a silly move on my part, had so much to do in so little time at a time when I was getting easily distracted too much, if I ignore stupid distractions completely & just mod on I'd be a far more productive & brighter modder, I just need to remember that.
I do need to get all my humanity back to decent levels though otherwise I might have trouble distinguishing harmful trolling from people just having a laugh like I almost did with cheaps, that is a freak occurrence of thinking up the same idea, if people even slightly know me by now they'd know I'd have given a shout out for it if it wasn't my own thinking, the vandal switch housing was something I had in mind, the marble came when I was looking for an alternative for the fan controller knobs & I wouldn't have done that if Cleveland didn't express how it didn't look right with stock knobs sticking out so the marbles was a total fluke & I really thought it was something new in modding, marbles really stood out as something I couldn't believe I've not seen used in modding before with there being so many nice looking ones & they are all different unlike vandal switches.
As some say great minds think alike but in my case with some fluke chance also, the chances of making the same kind of switch with a marble, what the heck could they be?, it's crazy.
I'm slightly embarrassed for thinking it was something new but definitely not ashamed to have thought it up 5 years after it was new lol, it's an awesome idea & just got my 2nd version completed, far more compact, I'll be using these regular as well as the bigger ones, I'd love to know what went through Cheapskates mind when he seen me making it lol, I don't know how he held back from saying he already made one & instead hinted a good few times & me not asking what he meant which I should have.
Thought I needed to get any potential negative stuff out of the way before my next update.
The upcoming update is pretty bad logging BTW with feeling a little negative about the ratings so I wasn't taking shots while bits were in progress & instead showing parts I made or are semi made, I'll get back to regular logging though after this update.
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|27th Jan 2013, 05:42
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Looking great, btw!
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|27th Jan 2013, 08:36
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Update time.
Idea I hope will work.
I'm hoping this is something new lol, got these concentrated dyes & metal lacquer, going to try for an anodising alternative & will be able to make any colour, makes sense it would work, I'll test on scraps ASAP, I used metal lacquer all over stealthlow & it's great stuff hard wearing & invisible so should be a great alternative to anodising enabling more creativity.
PCI/IO mobo tray
2 1mm alu panels & I re made 1 of them because I did them the same on first go & 1 was meant to be 2mm diameter smaller for the IO shield (mixed the templates up accidentally), 2 5mm & 1 3mm acrylic piece which is fully stuck together with tensol 12 & then cut & I drilled & added brass inserts for the bent PSU support & SSD mount strips & inserts for the connecting to the mobo tray & the expansion slot, I'll be using 10mm female to female spacers, this would have been easier logging for me & easier reading for you if I took step by step pictures with brief descriptions lol d'oh.
Marble vandal switch
Stuck the acrylic bits together for the marble button, it's 2 3mm pieces with 1 of them having a 4mm larger hole so the 16mm ID 20mm OD pipe fits into it, 1 3mm piece & a 1mm piece with an OEM Lian Li switch inside held firm, I added brass inserts to it to mount to the front panel also, it's a bit rough looking but I don't care, it functions spot on & is smaller than I intended it to be with the front being countersunk deeper than intended which is a nice bonus, I'll have to get a side by side shot of this switch & a vandal switch for size comparison, also re made the 3mm panel which had mismatching curves.
The HDD dock connector piece.
Mix of 4mm alu for the grip piece, 3mm alu for a strong cover & 1 5mm layer with pass through & somewhere to mount the cables & then a 3mm & 5mm piece below for solid support, this piece isn't complete yet & hope it goes to plan, requires real high accuracy to work right but it all seems on track.
Cut a 140mm akasa apache fan frame away ready for fixing to the custom frame, I'm keeping the 4 legs for extra stability, these custom fans I had to make 1mm deeper than a normal fan so they are all 26mm.
Apologies for the slack logging on this update, I just got on with making it & took pictures after which makes it more difficult to explain what I did lol, I'll try to get back to regular step by step logging from now but things like using tensol 12 acrylic adhesive I don't mess about because it dries fast & is very toxic so messing about with the camera while doing stuff like that isn't a good idea.
I think I'm going to be gutted this isn't for me lol, it's really turning out pretty sweet I think.
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|27th Jan 2013, 10:57
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Looking good Wayne. This one slipped by me. I see you're following a very similar style to your current build.Nothing wrong with that, it's a lovely style.
As for forgetting to take pic, welcome to my world mate. I get lost in the work and go crashing through it and he camera sits a few feet away collecting dust..lol
It doesn't matter mate, we can still see from what you are showing that it's a wicked build mate.
Looking forward to seeing how this one turns out.
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|27th Jan 2013, 12:17
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Lovely work on this build, got to love those SSD's so light and easy to mount just about anywhere and those dyes & metal lacquer look very interesting, after all the polishing I have done on my latest build it's not something I will be doing on many future builds so I'm interested in what can be achieved with dyes and lacquer.
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|27th Jan 2013, 16:56
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looks sweet. Look forward to seeing how the dye in the lacquer works out
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|3rd Feb 2013, 19:30
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I hate it when people get petty like that about regular objects but just because it's used in a PC mod they claim originality rights, they are the biggest 1 trick pony phony wieners in modding & really lack ideas if they get so anal about things like a gas strut.
Cheaps had good reason to be surprised though, it's a crazy idea we both had 5 years apart, he's light years from being a 1 trick pony though so he wasn't a wiener about it.
I'll get the dyed metal lacquer tested out soon, after this case is made & after I clear up the workshop.
And that res evil mutant dog scene, looks so completely lame now but yeah I remember that making me jump out of my skin, was awesome, that was when Capcom knew how to make people jump out of their skin.
Cheers Shiny.
Bars & rods cut to size & given perfectly flat ends.
Even templates on rods seemed a good idea & it was.
Done, and that guide tool I made for drilling the center of rods I did the same for square bars & it works awesome.
Fixed things together, need longer screws for the fan.
Bye for now.
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|3rd Feb 2013, 20:31
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You are evil Waynio-I jawdrop so much that I had to go to hospital to fit my jaw back.
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|3rd Feb 2013, 20:46
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How could I have missed this lovely piece of art... Can I still follow Waynio? :P
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|4th Feb 2013, 23:33
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I bet you get a lot of filings in the wash. Looking good.
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|4th Feb 2013, 23:38
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Shaping up good waynio!
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|5th Feb 2013, 12:54
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I have been a bit absent from the modding pages, but been keeping an eye on this project.
Your work never seizes to amaze me. Amazing stuff
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|5th Feb 2013, 14:38
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Waynio you are a modding machine mate awesome like always and your dad sure is a lucky guy.
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|6th Feb 2013, 10:26
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|6th Feb 2013, 22:30
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This project should make up for that, thanks cheaps.
The egg has hatched & the chick has stumbled out & I name that chick Salamick, Salami mixed with a lick.
Firstly this is just some basic experimental colour finishing looking for an alternative to regular methods that can be done quickly & easily without need for a special setup or special conditions, I took quite a bunch of shots to show how it looks from different angles too because it does look not too far from perfect on some & very imperfect on others depending on how the light catches it.
Could have just shown the best view points of it to blag everyone but I'd rather show how it really is.
About 30 drops of black added to a bottle of metal lacquer & shaken, gave 1 coat & also masked a few strips for a 1st attempt, gave it some adidas stripes on a shark fin lol.
Then emptied the whole bottle in & shaken, become far more potent.
Salami, or even black pudding that's what this dotty finish reminds me of lol.
Then applied a 2nd coat & the trouble with 2 coats is it needs to be applied perfectly or it can look messy.
Tried green, emptied the full bottle in & gave a shake.
1st coat covered better than the black but still had dots, just not as many.
2nd coat produced some interesting effects but they can only be appreciated on a macro shot with direct light bouncing off it otherwise it doesn't look so good.
Not sure what to make of it, on one hand it's kinda like flip paint with how different it looks from angles, on the other it's not quite as awesome as I imagined but it is hard wearing & the theory does work just not as nice looking as I imagined, as it stands it's no comparison for a good anodising job but I should give a scrap piece a brush finish to see if that helps, this was all done on freshly peeled aluminium scraps without any prep work.
Ideally I would like to get this technique so it's doable with 1 coat so the surface texture of the aluminium is visible like anodising but with a solid consistent colour so I'll have to continue playing with this idea to see if I can improve on it, it's already proven to work, just needs perfecting.
Opinions are very welcome on what you think of it, awful or has potential so worth persisting to get the method perfected?.
My dad got back today 2 days earlier than I was told of the 8th & the 2 days before that I was cleaning up the house, the screws still haven't come so I'm going to get everything else done tonight so it's ready for assembly tomorrow "if" the screws come, ordered a load of countersunk & button head screws.
During the night if there is time I'll also try some other ideas for anodising alternative.
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|7th Feb 2013, 07:59
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I must say I love the look of those greenish/dark scrap pieces. However, I can also imagine doing a full case in this finish will make it look a bit messy....Maybe you can use this finish on some of the detailing
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Hi Waynio,
Looking great so far, amazing saw skills
Did you paint on the laquer? Is the consistency maybe usable through a airbrush, or maybe its possible to "dip", pre treat the alu with adhesion promoter for better stickability
Definetly worth experimenting more i think, i really like the two tone look
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Some fascinating results there. Would be interesting to see how it does with the alu brushed first. I know someone who works with metals, will ask them see if they have any ideas.
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Super fun happy ramble.
Well I've really gone & found an anodising alternative & the most difficult bit is mastering applying metal lacquer in 1 coat (something I'm working on perfecting), had a glob bit but that's due to the brush I used for applying dyed lacquer so still had some green in there lol & had 1 blank dot which I don't know how that happened but the result compared to brushing dyed lacquer is infinitely better, I think this is as close to anodising as I'll get without anodising.
Here is what I done.
Roughed up a piece of 5221 grade aluminium with 150 grit wet'n'dry paper.
Cleaned it with the t-shirt I'm wearing lol.
Applied 1 quick brush of metal lacquer on all sides & edges.
Cured fast with heat gun.
Picked out the shabbiest source pan hopefully no one would miss filled it with water & brought to the boil & got it to simmer.
Then dumped some black dylon clothes dye powder in the water which I bought quite a while ago for dying plastics, gave it a stir, threw the aluminium strip in & left it for a few seconds, pulled it out & it was taking the dye so put it back in & let it continue for 5 to 10 minutes checking on it now & then to make sure it was getting darker, it sure was, yipeeee.
It didn't look very black & more of a burnt colour but gave it a wipe with tissue, it didn't come off which was an awesome sign & still looked a burnt colour so then took it to the sink to rinse off any excess dye & the piece turned nice & black like magic I was rather joyed & still am, dried it & tried scratching it to see how resistant it is & it is very resistant to scratching, even more than just metal lacquer so this is just perfect.
I'm showing all the pictures I took of the coloured piece, because this is a breakthrough for die hard no outsource modders who want to anodise but won't due to it being hazardous & many other types I believe, dying aluminium without anodising it WTH.
This is pretty big for modding I think, I'm pretty chuft I found an alternative environmentally nice solution for something I've been wanting to do for a couple of years but never put much effort into it not thinking on enough whenever trying & all because I'm a cheapskate who isn't keen on outsourcing lol wouldn't have been looking for the solution without that, it's not just nicely coloured but still maintains the texture of the aluminium & it's even scratch resistant, awesome.
To do the bigger panels on lean & green I'll have to use a big deep baking tray but this is that awesome I think I might be dreaming & I'll wake up any moment gutted it was just a dream lol, was expecting when I gave it a wipe for it to just fall off or crumble off or something but it's hard, definitely a true alternative to anodising.
Anodising makes a super thin film much like metal lacquer so it just kinda made sense it would work as long as the lacquer would stay on in the hot water, luckily it does & clothes dye gets into it, my unwillingness to outsource has really paid off nicely on this one, it also doesn't prevent heat transfer too, I know this due to Stealthlow, the HDD bays collect the heat from them & even warm the side panels & everything is brushed with metal lacquer on it so does nothing bad for heat transfer, I don't think I'd use this method for water blocks though.
You can't dye aluminium without anodising, reheheally.
Only further testing I'll need to do now is getting times needed for different shades & establishing the perfect temperature but man I'm really pumped about this, the monkey with cymbals in my head is going nuts doing back flips.
I'm calling this method Lacqodising.
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Only a few steps away from the famous Saint Mark's Square, this apartment in situated in a strategic position that allows you to visit all the beauties of Venice staying in the historic centre of the city.With a walk you can reach the most interesting sights of the city like the Ponte di Rialto, the Ponte dei Sospiri, the Guggenheim Museum, Palazzo Grassi, the Canal Grande and also all the museums in the San Marco area, such as: Palazzo Ducale, the Basilica and the Correr museum. The apartment can be easily reached from the railway station and the parking terminals by public transport service (water bus): Vaporetto n. 1 or 2 or water-taxi. From the Airport you can take the shuttle service "Alilaguna" or the water taxi (approximately 25 minutes)
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luxury? dark, noisy and VERY VERY DIRTY
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great location, ideal for 4, 6 a challenge
perfect place, clean, nice location and good and kind organisation of the host.
Beautiful apartment in the most beautiful city in Italy. He met all my expectations. Knowledgeable Lord gave us full information. In the apartment everything worked flawlessly. SUPER
Piękny apartament w najpiękniejszym mieście Włoch. Spełnił wszystkie moje oczekiwania. Kompetentny Pan udzielił nam wyczerpujących informacji. W mieszkaniu wszystko działało bez zarzutu. SUPER
The Gold-Apartment kept all its promises: it is ideally located in a quiet road and only a few minutes from the vaporetto stop of Ca d'Oro. The apartment is smaller than the pictures on Wimdu might suggest, but it is modern, good colours and furniture (quality beds!), very clean and all the appliances /apparatus worked well.
We were 2 couples occupying the appartment over 5 nights and very happy with our selection. The only point to mention: hard to believe that 6 people would share this appartment - much too small in our opinion.
Very central location, functional and practical furnished quiet apartment. Kitchen basic but equipped with the most necessary utensils. Especially in spring, especially in the evening cool. A few repairs would be appropriate. Very well suited for a stay with children. Very close to the vaporetto station.
Sehr zentral gelegene funktionell und praktisch eingerichtete ruhige Wohnung. Küche einfach aber mit den notwendigsten Utensilien ausgestattet. Besonders im Frühling vor allem abends kühl. Ein paar Reparaturen wären angebracht. Sehr gut geeignet für einen Aufenthalt mit Kindern. Sehr nahe zur Vaporettostation.
The apartment is beautiful and well decorated. For three people is big enough, bathroom very small. The location quiet yet central location, in a few minutes at the Ca d'Oro vaporetto stop. Unfortunately, it was not completely clean the floor and the cabinets were dusty.
Die Wohnung ist schön und gut eingerichtet. Für drei Personen ist sie genug gross, Bad sehr klein. Die Lage ruhig und doch zentral, in ein paar Minuten bei der Vaporetto-Haltestelle Ca d'oro. Leider war es nicht ganz sauber der Boden und die Schränke waren staubig.
The apartment is well located, it is comfortable and clean.
It has met our expectations.
El apartamento esta muy bien situado, es cómodo y limpio.
Ha respondido a nuestra expectativas.
Nice and well equipped apartment, great location (10 min walk to St. Mark's Square, three minutes vaporetto stop). The Via Garibaldi with restaurants and supermarkets is also a stone's throw away (in the Trattoria Tosi just order pizza!)
It has everything worked great, by the organization to settlement. Many Thanks!
Unfortunately, a few glasses in the kitchen. It would also be great if the landfilling of luggage could be regulated (from check-out until the departure) somehow.
And, the WLAN password in the documents did not agree with the active password match => always look on the router (I'm on Angang almost desperate) !!
If we should travel to Venice we will try to go again the Biennale Apartment
Nette und gut ausgestattete Wohnung, super gelegen (10 Min zu Fuß zum Markusplatz, drei Minuten zum Vaporetto-Anleger). Die Via Garibaldi mit Restaurants und Supermärkten liegt ebenfalls in Steinwurfentfernung (in der Trattoria Tosi nur Pizza bestellen!)
Es hat alles super geklappt, von der Organisation bis zur Abwicklung. Vielen Dank!
Leider wenige Gläser in der Küche. Es wäre auch super, wenn das Deponieren des Gepäcks (vom Check-Out bis zur Abreise) irgendwie geregelt werden könnte.
Und, das WLAN-Passwort in den Unterlagen stimmte nicht mit den aktiven Passwort überein => immer auf dem Router nachsehen (ich bin am Angang fast verzweifelt)!!
Falls wir nach Venedig reisen sollten versuchen wir, wieder das Biennale-Appartment zu buchen
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Red Mercury Glass Votive Cup, Set of 2
- Overview
Scalloped edges and textural accents on our votive cups catch and throw candlelight in a dramatic display. Each is finished inside with the sparkle of antique-mercury glass, and finished outside with a festive holiday red.
- Cup: 3" diameter, 4" high
- Footed: 3.5" diameter 4.75" high
- Made of glass blown into a mold.
- Antique silver finish on interior, painted red on exterior.
- Set of 2.
- Dimensions & Care
- Each holds a tealight or votive candle (real or flameless).
- Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
- Shipping & Return Info
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David Crump
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B.A., Harvard University; J.D., University of Texas. John B. Neibel Professor of Law and Faculty Director, Continuing Legal Education. Professor Crump earned his B.A. from Harvard College, where he concentrated in Chemistry. Before going to law school, he was an aerospace engineer at the NASA-MSC. He received his J.D. from the University of Texas. Following that, he was a law clerk to a judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, a law professor at the University of California (Davis), and an attorney in private practice in Dallas. He served as an Assistant District Attorney of Harris County, Texas, where he tried cases ranging from minor misdemeanors to capital murders. Since that time, he has been a civil trial lawyer and has been affiliated with the law firms of Johnson & Gibbs and Haynes and Boone, among others, while teaching at the University of Houston. He has published ten (10) law school teaching books that are currently in use, on subjects ranging from civil litigation to real property transactions. He also has two (4) published novels and a book of children's poetry. He has been a director of the State Bar of Texas and chaired the subcommittee of the State Bar that generated the Minimum Continuing Legal Education plan for Texas.
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