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Looking for ways to tie off mono and any other tricks. I am finger changed so I made a large needle out of copper wire. Just flatened one end and drilled eye. Much easier for me to string.
Eyes worth it?
Looking for ways to tie off mono and any other tricks. I am finger changed so I made a large needle out of copper wire. Just flatened one end and drilled eye. Much easier for me to string.
Eyes worth it?
I had a bad experience with mono for wiring frames , the bees chew through it and then tried to drag it out but the other end was still attached in side the hive , never again for me . It was probably because I used 10 LB test, I'd have used much heavier if I new this, I'm set up pretty good for stainless wire now and I don't have any worries and I can embed it to the foundation , some times the shortcuts aren't worth it but I know alot of folks that have good luck with it , to each his own , again !!!! Good luck
My problem with mono was getting it tight enough.
Try pulling the line snug and pinching it with needle nose pliers, and tie it off with a double half hitch knot?
How well do people find 1,2 or 3 lines on a deep works? X only? I have trouble hitting the hole even with the needle, fewer lines would help.
You should use an even number of lines across since uneven numbers put a diagonal strain on the frame.
I have used just two instead of four crossers on deeps but they can get some wows. The time and material saved is not worth the lack of support on some batches of foundation. Driving a small brad and wrapping a couple of turns of mono line on makes a good anchor and tie off. Knotting it too fiddly for my fingers.
I use 30 LB mono line-wrap on end and staple, pull tight, wrap & staple. I do this on foundationless frames too.
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When I use mono (30lb+), I have a jig that squeeze the frame.. I thread it through the holes like you wire normally.. When get to the top/end... I pull out enough that I staple it, double over the staple and staple it again...
Then I pull the mono tight, up over the frame and staple, then double over and staple again...
Between me pulling it tight and the jig squeezing the frame tight. The mono comes out piano string tight...
You could do it the same way, with wrapping around a nail and tapping it in.. I just found the staple to be as good and a little quicker...
I do two lines per frame. I thread it through all holes, and tie it to itself. I you use heavy mono, you can pull it banjo tight with your hands. The knot will slip as you tighten it, which allows you to get it very tight with one yank. Then I stabilize the knot with a dab of Titebond. None have slipped on me.
Ray--1 year, 7 hives, TF
I use the fatbeeman method with 12lb, cross on both sides, rap line around nail and nail it in to tie off. The bees won't raise brood in most cells where the line is located, to me straight comb is much more important.

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Die Unterkunft ist wirklich hervorragend. Das Zimmer und die Küche sind toll. Die Lage ist ausgezeichnet. Alles ist sehr gut zu Fuß zu erreichen, ganz in der Nähe gibt es tolle Tapas-Bars und außerdem den Park Rio Turia. Ich fahre bestimmt wieder hin. Allerdings finde ich die Vermittlungsgebühren von Wimdu zu hoch.
Lili and Dani are two great people and super hosts!
We had a very good time and felt like home in our nice room!
The whole apartment is very clean, modern and welcoming.
Thank you Lili and Dani!!
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The stay at Dani's & Lili's apartment was really great! The room was like it is on the pictures and everything was very clean and tidy. They both arranged to be there when we arrived at the apartment. They showed us around and gave us some tipps for Valencia. All in all a very nice stay! Only recommendable!
We had very nice stay at the apartment! We found the room very comfortable and clean. Lilli and Daniel are very friendly and helpful people. The location of the apartment is great - many restaurants and shops around. It was great stay and we hope to be back soon! :)
Great appartement/rooms. Everything is kept really clean and Lili and Dani are very nice! Keep up the good work :)
A very nice and clean room and the shared bathroom was cleaned every day. The only thing we could of wished for was a mini fridge in our room or at least one in the common kitchen. We could of put our things in Daniel and Lili's fridge but it would of felt easier to be able to take our things when ever we needed to. But the location and the nice room made up for it.
I had an excellent stay at the apartment. It is a beautiful place with several rooms, I had one with a small balcony. I found the room very cute and comfortable, I really felt at home there. You can use the kitchen which is very helpful – and there is a supermarket and a fruit shop a few meters away. I was very warmly welcomed by Lilli and Daniel and they had answers to all my many questions, also before I came to stay. I also really enjoyed the breakfast, brought on a tray to enjoy at my leisure. It was a great stay and I hope to be back some time!
Lili e Dani sono fantastici, sempre disponibili ad aiutare, dare consigli sulla città e su qualsiasi cosa si abbia bisogno!
La stanza è esattamente come nelle foto, comodissima per muoversi e in una zona ottima. La cucina in comune è dotata di ogni comfort e il bagno, da condivisere con u'altra stanza,sempre pulitissimo.
Consiglio a tutti di soggiornare presso di loro!
Camera ottima, accoglienza perfetta , i ragazzi sono stati molto gentili e disponibili.
Tutta la casa , compresi bagno e cucina, erano molto puliti.
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JACKSONVILLE - A fire burned a woman's face during a procedure at Onslow Memorial Hospital Thursday, when flames spread from a surgical device to the patient's skin.
According to Onslow Memorial Hospital spokesperson Amy Sousa, an instrument known as a "Bovie knife" created a spark at the Hospital's SurgiCare center. A high-oxygen environment fueled the fire, as the flame followed the path of a breathing tube to the woman's face.
"The surgeon extinguished the flame with his hand while a nurse doused the flames with saline solution and water," Sousa wrote in an email statement Tuesday. "The staff immediately called the hospital switchboard to initiate fire response and also 911 to initiate EMS."
Hospital officials could not disclose the medical procedure because of patient privacy laws. The fire was the first such incident for Onslow Memorial's SurgiCare center, an ambulatory surgery facility located across the street from the main hospital.
"This was an extremely rare occurrence," Sousa said in a phone interview late Tuesday. "All of us are humbled by this accident and our heartfelt thoughts are with the patient and her family."
The Bovie knife implemented in the surgery uses high heat to seal wounds or cut tissue. The device's electrical current creates a small flame at the tip of the knife, reaching temperatures of up to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit.
Bovie instruction guides advise extreme caution while using the knife in oxygen rich environments.
"As firefighters and EMS arrived, the patient was assessed by an ophthalmologist, otolaryngologist and a plastic surgeon," Sousa wrote. "The patient suffered facial burns, and was taken to the Emergency Department. Per the county's EMS protocol the patient was then transported to the UNC Burn Center for further evaluation and treatment."
According to hospital officials, patients are taken to the North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center in Chapel Hill if burn injures occur during an operation. Sousa confirmed the woman in Thursday's incident was airlifted for the 150-mile journey.
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You don't just slap a "C" on someone's chest and then all of a sudden the team feeds of that person. The team doesn't choose these people.
Rolle, and I think it's because of him taking it upon himself to not only address the media ( which we all know he can sometime misfire with comments, but that will improve with more practice), but to also deal with The coaches on a level of laison for his team mates. He's not intimadated by titles, and has respect for them, and ..mostly because he has a sense of accountability. I give Blackburn all the credit for PLAYING at an inspirational level. Chase has done nothing but demonstrated he IS worthy of wearing the Giants uniform, but, not sure he can lead a team with anything of a verbal mission statement, as Rolle can. Rolle likes to talk, Chase likes to play...both are great candidates. But, Rolle is a natural at it.


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Chargers Draft 2011: The Possibilities With Pick #18
Chargers' General Manager A.J. Smith is generally a bit standoffish and less than hospitable when it comes to declaring his thoughts on the NFL Draft as a whole. Although Smith hasn't exactly been telling everyone who he is thinking about selecting with the team's first round selection at number 18 overall in April, he has been much more cordial when it comes to discussing the options.
In a recent interview, Smith acknowledged the depth of this year's draft class and the numerous possibilities that his club's position in the draft order provides. According to the GM: "You look at 18 and there are so many players. You say, 'Wow! We can go in many different directions.' We'll have more than one (to choose from) at the time. 18 is a wonderful position to be sitting in."
Perhaps the biggest reason that the draft is so open-ended this offseason is the looming lockout and the fact that many teams aren't certain what their depth charts may look like when the time finally arrives to play football again. Normally by this point in time the free agent landscape has been manicured and all that is left is to put the finishing touches on the roster with the infusion of some young talent. This time around, that young talent may end up being the equivalent to the free agent pool when it comes to filling team needs.
Smith mentioned this abnormal situation saying: "You don't know who your players are. At this time, ordinarily, you know who your players are." And his concern is well warranted as the Chargers have a number of 2010 starters now without a contract just hanging in limbo awaiting a resolution to the collective bargaining unrest in the league.
The team's first round positioning at 18th overall is a nice slot to be in possession of in this year's draft class especially if the team is looking to add on the defensive side of the ball as expected. Teams often reach for quarterbacks and skill position offensive players in the top half of the opening round allowing some real gems on the other side of the ball to slide down into the middle of the selection order.
The key areas of concern for San Diego have been beaten to death here on BOLTHYPE, but again they are the defensive line, a pass rushing linebacker, and right tackle.
With the 18th pick, several prospects will likely be available for the Bolts to choose from at those particular positions of need. Beginning on the defensive line where names such as Wisconsin's J.J. Watt, California's Cameron Jordan, and even Iowa's Adrian Clayborn are realistic possibilities. Each of these players have the essential tools necessary to play at defensive end in the five-technique with a balanced ability to play both the run and the pass while holding their own at the point of attack.
As for a potential outside linebacker to try and fill the shoes of Shawne Merriman in the pass rushing department, the likes of Purdue's Ryan Kerrigan, Missouri's Aldon Smith, or even Georgia's Justin Houston could be a much needed upgrade. Each of these guys showed flexibility during their collegiate careers to line up in a number of different places and be effective. Getting to the edge and applying pressure to opposing offensive tackles is the top responsibility of the outside linebackers in a 3-4 alignment such as the Bolts' and new defensive coordinator Greg Manusky would love to have one of these weapons at his disposal during the 2011 season.
The tackle position has been recently discussed, but seems like a remote option at this point considering the wealth of defensive talent still expected to be on the board when the Bolts choose. Smith's unpredictable nature could again get the better of him and it would not be a complete shock to hear a name such as Southern California's Tyron Smith, Colorado's Nate Solder, or even Boston College product Anthony Castonzo when the Bolts pick on April 28th. An upgrade such as this would show that maybe this team will again become more committed to running the ball in Ryan Mathews' second year and equally more concerned with keeping quarterback Philip Rivers upright in the pocket.
No matter how you look at it, GM Smith was not kidding when he pleasantly said that there are a number of options for this Chargers team to look at with the 18th pick in April's draft. Perhaps the best part of that comment is the fact that he made no mention of trading up nor did he express a desire for any particular player. Maybe Smith has come to realize the value of draft choices and will use all five of the team's picks in the top 89 selections as allotted rather than paying otherworldly ransoms in pursuit of any one prospect.
Now it's your turn. What do you make of A.J. Smith's comments about the 18th pick, is he posturing or does he truly believe that the Bolts can find a player to fill as need by staying put? Does this uncharted territory of putting together a draft board before free agency make it essential to choose players at positions of need or easier to simply take the best player available? Of the three areas of concern (defensive end, pass rush linebacker, and offensive tackle), which do you feel is the most pressing need for the team? Do you expect the Bolts to trade some draft choices and maneuver around as usual or will Smith take a more reserved approach to this year's selection and stay put? Please leave your thoughts in the comments section below!
March 25, 2011at 8:00 AM Posted by Anthony M. Blake
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I think he's probably right, of course you never know just what positions AJ thinks are critical. For the positions everyone thinks the Bolts need there are quite a few viable options that should be available by the time 18 rolls around. I think DE is their biggest need, for whatever my opinion is worth.
As for the confused situation regarding the CBA, I think you have to draft according to what you think you will need and go after your own FA's that you would've kept anyway. The great thing about AJ is he's a big believer in depth, so hopefully if he loses one of the "must haves" he will have somebody to step up to at least do an adequate job.
And because of his belief in depth and the uncertainty of the FA situation, I'd be surprised if he trades choices unless he feels he HAS to trade. Too many holes could open up for the Bolts if FA goes to heck, and only choices can fill those holes. But you never know. The great thing about the draft is it's sorta like battle plans. The plan can go down the drain quick once it starts because you never really know what the guys in front of you will do with their drafts or trades.
The fact that AJ described pick #18 as "a wonderful position to be sitting in" can be taken as a virtual guarantee that he will trade up. Personally, I hope he sits tight and lets the draft come to him for a change. The Chargers have a lot of needs and the opportunity to get 5 quality players with those early picks should not be casually dismissed.
As for their picks, ideal choices would be Watt or Jordan. I think Clayborn is a poor fit as he is much more suited playing in a 4-3, and I really do not like Kerrigan. If Watt and Jordan are off the board at 18, trade back 6 spots or so and take Muhammad Wilkerson from Temple.
Thanks for mentioning Muh Wilkerson. He would definitely fit into the 3-4 alignment and offers a lot of upside potential as shown in his best game of the season against a top notch program in Penn State. With ideal size (6'5" 305lbs.) and enough strength to hold his own at the point of attack (27 reps) as shown at his pro day he could provide a versatility that is hard to come by with the ability to play tackle in the 4-3 or end in the 3-4.
What is arguably most preferable about adding Wilkerson as opposed to the other possibilities defensively is the fact that the team wouldn't have to sacrafice any additional picks to draft him. In all likelihood they could land him by staying put at 18 or possibly even move down a handful of spots to pick up an extra pick or two.
AJ should sit tight with the 5 picks we got. A balanced approach to this year's draft my prove to pay diviends this year as opposed to trading the farm for one player! Matthews was no LT in his first year.
- John Pierce said... Mar 27, 2011, 8:47:00 PM
we definitely need a DE, and also a 2nd round linebacker. even with donald butler coming back and larry english hopefully rounding into form, we will be thin at LB. RT is a need that should be addressed in the first 3 rounds as well as our RT is adequate at best. then we draft a WR that is big enough to play on the outside, but fast enough to play in the slot. Those are our main needs, and if that is addressed, i think we are looking at a SB. the rest of our picks can be used for depth, or maybe a SS to back up sanders ( if our 2nd year SS hasn't progressed). I think we are solid at every other position. maybe a CB could be used too.
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this is the new mazda miata. not bad at all. i like how it looks. i have not seen the front shot yet though.
Not bad...if it were RWD it'd be nice competition with the Saturn Sky and Pontiac Solstice.
it is RWD. its been that way ever since it came out.
Wow, I did not know that...I always just figured...Japaneese small car, must be FWD. Well, that's pretty cool then.
it has always had good reviews. mazda was thinking of stuffing a rotary engine but the stuck with pistons. i heard they were thinking about v6 miatas.
I just got the recent MT mag. It's not the Miata, it will be the MX-5
its the same thing. they called it MX-5 in japan and miata here. i think on the american cars it has MX-5 miata.
Nice i like it alot, it would be nice if it could have a little extra power though, i guess you could always get the mazda speed version though. It looks good, now if you could fit more then two cans of chew and a six pack of beer in it i think that i would consider getting one
not a bad lookin car.
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looks more upscale than a mazda. kind of like this focus looks more luxurious than it really is.
is that the euro focas? looks much better then ours though.
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I really liked the old Focus when it first came out, it looked different than what was out there, but now I like this new one better! My car dealer never has Focuses on his lot! I don't know if he sells them quick or he doesn't sell them period.
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it is such a pretty, cheerful quilt. It will be a welcome gift.
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what a lovely quilt! so bright and cheerful
Nancy in western NY
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Ooooooo!! Love that quilt!! And thank you for mentioning the pattern name ---Just ordered it!! Have 2 new babies coming shortly and this will be perfect!!!
Joy of getting older: If I do something stupid,
I won't remember long enough to stay embarrassed
very pretty great colors!!!
So cheery, perfect for a baby.
Lovely and fresh looking. Just perfect for a baby.
Aloha Karen
Adorable! Great job.
It's beautiful!! just beautiful!!
will quilt 4EVER


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UTSA wins $500K to develop biomed doctorate
By Christi Fish
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(Feb. 19, 2009)--UTSA will receive $500,000 from the University of Texas System over the next five years to develop a unique Graduate Program Initiative emphasizing biosensors and regenerative medicine.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Of the 37 proposals received by the UT System from its nine academic and six health institutions, only seven were funded and only two were awarded to academic institutions. UTSA's Graduate Program Initiative builds upon existing programs in the College of Engineering and College of Sciences to prepare students for careers in academia, federal agencies and the biomedical industry.
"This program will provide qualified students with an exciting opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary research in science and engineering," said Dorothy Flannagan, dean of the UTSA Graduate School. "This unique program will allow students to integrate courses and research training in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering and/or chemistry into their educational curriculum."
"Funding from this grant will foster and formalize new innovative collaborations among participating faculty and students," said Anson Ong, USAA Foundation Distinguished Professor and chair of the UTSA Department of Biomedical Engineering. "Each academic discipline has a different way of thinking and a different way of solving problems. By working together, the students in this program initiative will better understand the complex health care problems as well as finding novel and innovative solutions to solving these problems."
Regenerative medicine and biosensors are key elements for the advancement of science and the improvement of human health. Regenerative medicine allows scientists and practitioners to regenerate functional tissues in patients. Current treatments use tissues from the patient's own body or from a cadaver. However, both approaches have many potential risks.
A biosensor is a device that allows scientists to detect biological chemicals such as enzymes, antibodies and disease-representing biomarkers, thereby providing early diagnosis and detection and improving treatments.
To learn more about UTSA's new interdisciplinary Ph.D. program, contact Anson Ong at (210) 458-7149.


text: It may be early, but its time to make a roster projection for next year. Now that the season is over, we do know about: - The pistons salaries - The cap - And who's available As far as the draft goes, we know they will either: - Get VERY lucky in the lottery and get Wall, Couzins, or Favors, - Stay at 7 and get whats available there. We also know about the current roster: - Who needs to stay - and who needs to go. While this is probably the most realistic scenario, the roster I hope we will have is 1. Chris Bosh (via sign and trade for rip and wilcox) 2. Tay 3. Gordon 4. Villanueva 5. Brendan Haywood (MLE) 6. Maxiell 7. Bynum 8. Stuckey 9. Monroe 10. Daye 11. Atkins 12. Wallace 13. Jerebko 14. Summers 15. Empty (the other draft pick gets traded) Does that seem realistic? If not post your ideas below.


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Martin Mosko is the president and principal landscape architect of Marpa Design Studio, a landscape architecture company he founded in 1974. His award-winning gardens have been built throughout the United States and featured in numerous national and international publications. Along with his wife, the photographer Alxe Noden, he travels the country, lecturing and leading workshops in garden design, photography, and meditation.
Mosko graduated from Yale University in 1969, having studied painting and Sanskrit. He then went on to study Zen with Shunryu Suzuki Roshi and later Kobun. He also studied Vajrayana with Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche for sixteen years.
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