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The bees will be fine whether you go foundationless, small cell, all plastic, or grooved wooden frames with plastic insert foundation (like Rite-Cell from Mannlake). I chose the latter.
The all plastic frames are heavy and harbor small hive beetle in their edges (something in abundance here in Texas) -I don't like that. Years ago, I had pure wax foundation droop in the heat and it resulted in a mess so I went away form that in the 1970's. Foundationless frames are not fastened at the bottom & ends of the the frame this time around, that makes it more tricky to inspect -I put up with it because I plan to cut some comb for queen mating NUCs.
Nailing a frame and inserting the plastic foundation takes a couple minutes per frame -I don't mind that, in fact I enjoy it. If you buy anything plastic, be SURE it is wax coated, the bees won't work it without the coating (in my experience).
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Where can I buy 5,1mm plastic foundation?
I believe that the mann lake rite cell are 5.1mm. Source? I asked their online chat rep because oddly enough their plastic frame plastic standard foundation is 4.9 but nothing else seems to be.
Thanks for all the opinions on this subject everyone!
I believe Mann Lake Rite Cell is 5.4, not 5.1. As far as I know nobody sells 5.1 in any type of plastic frame or foundation, however I think Dadant sells wax foundation in 4.9 and 5.1. John
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When I studying for bees, my understanding was that in natural environment, varroa mites prefer to feast on drones in their large cells. When honey bees were artificially "enlarged", it confuses varroa and our problems began - varroa attacked worker bees. Thus, the idea behind smaller cells is to return to original status quo when mites dine mostly on drones. I really do not know how much truth in this. Speaking about foundation vs foundationless, there are bunch of factors to consider:
- there is believe that foundation with uniform cell size prevent from excessive drone's cells creation. Some beekeepers believe that it is beneficial to ... who? bees? In the same line - it is believed that foundationless approach stimulates drone's cells formation and thus bad... or good for other beekeepers.
- in my opinion the advantage of the foundationless is that bees could create cells whichever they needed, it is more "natural" way.
- many think that, the major advantage of the foundation is that honey may be extracted from the comb and honeycomb reused to accelerate honey production. Having extra frames of drawn comb (extracted) is considered to be an advantage. Note that it is proven by many research studies that chemicals used for bee treatment as well as other pesticides have a tendency to accumulate in the wax especially in recycled drawn comb - search Internet for details.
- you probably noticed already, that many beekeepers obsessed with that honeycomb must be straight - it is essential for mechanical honey extraction (centrifuge). So, you expected to follow tradition and use mechanical extractor. If you do not use extractor, than straight comb is not such critical.
- as many already pointed out, foundationless is not less work, it require more attention and sometime messy corrections, which upset bees!
On the personal note - my two beehives allowed are foundationless and I am very happy with my bees. I do crush-and-strain honey - it is very simple, natural and does not require expensive equipment. My observation is that girls (bees) made perfect straight comb without any foundation. If comb stays in the hive for long period of time, girls start do renovation - they created cross-comb etc. As long as "mess" is in the super (honey compartment), I personally do not care - I will crush comb anyway. The brood part of the beehive is another story. Being completely foundationless, I would probably recommend for beginner to start from nuc with foundation - somebody suggested the same above. Once nuc established, you could start adding foundationless frames if you desire is to be foundationless. My bees never saw foundation. Nevertheless, the average cell size is 5.1 mm. It is never smaller than 5.0 mm. Barry, the moderator also suggested 5.0-5.1 mm average.
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>Don't you mean the opposite here? That foundation is slower than foundationless?
Yes. Sorry, brain f*rt, lost the "less".
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I was curious about mann lake and their cell sizes so I sent an email. The reponse was it is 5.1mm-5.4 mm. Also- Interesting link about the effectiveness of small cell http://www.beeculture.com/storycms/i...y&recordID=676
Maybe it depends on how deep the cells are pressed and the queen's preferences. In my experience the queen usually doesn't lay in it until it's about 1/4" deep or so.
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i have been keeping bees now for 5 winters.all are foundation-less in the deeps "brood chamber" one thing that i have noticed is the the accessibility for the bees to go from frame to frame with out having to go either up or down.good for wintering over and moving food to the center also i never had to insulate them for the winter -15 degrees for 2 week periods.I do keep all plastic frames for my honey suppers tho. ease of extracting purposes I remove them for the winter only the only down side of foundation-less that i have found is when the spring comes is taking the frames out to make splits sometimes the comb falls apart or sticks to the other comb and it difficult to get them out.I can live with that since it seems that the bees are healthy i have never treated them for anything.currently today i have 13 hives two of which are overwintered observation hives all foundation-less they both swarmed this year successfully caught them and also made a split from one by taking the outside frame with the queen shes on her second winter this year in a double deep.she has a great brood pattern.foundation or foundation-less either way works keeper preference i suppose.
Foundationless I think means a frame without foundation (with several configurations of guides or no guides). Foundation can mean all wax (surplus wax, wax, wired wax, wire supported wax, etc), wax over plastic, Plastic can mean low cell pressed or deep cell pressed, waxed (or not waxed ?) and so on. Then you can have different cell size in this mix.
I have read this thread several times and it confuses me.
Right now I have started with 1. wax on plastic interspersed with some 2. wax with bar supports and some 3. empty frames with guides (usually tongue depressors or tapered top bars). All my frames are wood.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - The man charged with killing a fellow patient at Columbia's VA hospital told a Boone County judge he is not guilty Monday.
Rudy Perez is accused of beating Robert Hill to death in a common room inside the veteran's hospital Feb. 1.
Defense attorney David Smith said Perez suffers from schizophrenia and was off his medications during the incident.
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SOLVANG, Calif. - The Santa Ynez Valley remembers one of their own. Retired high school teacher Linda Wall, who was killed in a car crash more than a week ago, was given a proper goodbye by family and friends today.
"She was just pleasant and fun to be around," says Jo Ann Reck, a colleague of Wall's at Santa Ynez Valley Union High School.
"She was a happy person. I think that couldn't help but infect all of us," says Rita Cortez, one of Linda's sisters.
It was a solemn day for Wall's family and the Santa Ynez Valley community, but it was also full of fond memories of the 68-year-old teacher who retired last year after working 22 years at Santa Ynez Valley Union High School.
Mission Santa Ines was packed for the memorial. Family, friends, colleagues, and students came to pay their respects, more than a week after the tragic accident on Highway 246.
While stopped at a red light at the intersection in front of the Chumash Casino, Wall was rear-ended by 37-year-old Rebecca Sandoval, who was arrested at the scene on suspicion of DUI. Sandoval is now facing murder charges. Linda's sister Rita Cortez says the family was devastated by the news.
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"This is the thing that makes me proud of the Santa Ynez Valley. Everybody supports one another," says Reck.
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I never used to consider myself an "outdoorsy" person. In a lot of ways, I'm still not – I don't do a whole lot of camping or gardening. But given my druthers, I will always choose to run, ride or swim outside versus inside. Okay, let's make that "almost always." I'm a total wuss in windy conditions, and today was a crazy windy day. (Seriously crazy. We're still getting temps in the high 80s, but today topped out at around 70 degrees with 20 mph winds. Weird.)
Since today was a biking day, I opted to hop on my trainer rather than fight that wind. Let me be real honest here, the reason I usually prefer to ride outside is because riding on the trainer is HARD! When I ride outside, I'm on city streets, so even my maximum effort days have a little built-in rest time with the red lights I inevitably hit. And even though I have the resistance on my trainer set for a 70 pound woman, it takes way more effort to produce much less speed than when I'm outside, which is a bummer.
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There was a similar thread here asking what closet organization people we using, and instead of the gear section I'm curious as to what others have built to suit their needs? I'll start with my small set up.
My corner is also home to the only workshop space. My work bench is on casters that I can roll outside, and all tools are hooked up to a retractable 15amp power strip. This is also where I do all of my sewing. What does your gear room look like?Apr 29, 2014 at 10:03 am #2097597
Panorama of my 168 sq. ft. workshop/gear storage space
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That is a pretty slick set up. I tried pano but couldn't get it to look semi decent. I like the ski rack, really simple but very effective.
Bonus points for the American Flag too.Apr 29, 2014 at 10:49 am #2097610
Thanks, Jon. The workbench, shelf, and ski rack were all built from free, salvaged lumber. And the American flag was only a few dollars at the thrift store. Since I've taken the photo I've condensed the bikes by turning all the handlebars sideways and re-spaced the hooks at around 11" so I could add in one more bike.Apr 29, 2014 at 3:48 pm #2097675
Salvage parts are awesome. Every salvage part has a story to tell, just like anything worn.
Reading your part about turning bars to add a bike reminds me of this .
"…even of I only have 20 minutes, I'll pick a draw and organize it." different but the same.Apr 29, 2014 at 3:49 pm #2097677
Link didn't work, Jon. It just directs back to this same page.Apr 29, 2014 at 3:53 pm #2097680
Sorry Sam corrected it.Apr 30, 2014 at 9:25 am #2097890
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I use our formal living room. Wife 'loves' the packs and gear spread all over the place.
I tell her, "You can't leave a thermarest and down sleeping bag packed up all the time".
She does wonder why I have a scale and underware down there when I am not going on a trip anytime soon.May 1, 2014 at 10:40 am #2098233
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Holy cow Jon and Sam, some very nice and neat organization there! I am not nearly so well ordered or clean, ever. I really like the rolling bench which can go outside on a nice day. Will have to copy that eventually.
My clothing, packs, pads, and sleeping bags live in the closet in our guest room, along with my sewing table and stash of fabric. Backpacking stoves, pots, and food have their own drawer in the kitchen. Bikes, skis, rafts, climbing gear and tents are downstairs in the garage along with the power tools.
This arrangement has made for a good packing and unpacking work flow. When packing, grab a pack off the floor, load it with softgoods, take it to the kitchen, load up on food, leave it by the door. The next morning it goes down to the car and any technical gear gets added along with the shelter. When I get back, dirt stuff and anything which needs drying is hung up and left in the garage, and everything else goes upstairs to be unpacked and cleaned.May 1, 2014 at 11:03 am #2098242
Organization of stored gear is a priority for me but Dave's comments on process are important as well. It's one thing if you're a "couple times a year" kind of person and you don't get out very often but when these activities are something you take part in nearly every week then process and organization are key.
My storage tubs are labeled with what's inside (Shelter, Cooking & Hydration, Climbing/Fishing, Skiing/Snowboarding, Car Camping, et al) and I use my workbench to collate items needed from those boxes. Gear lists are hung on the wall close by for reference.
Collated items are taken upstairs and laid out, double checked against a list on my phone or tablet and put into the chosen pack and set by front door for quick getaway the next morning.
Upon return items go either into backyard or on drying rack in our very large bathroom. My wife and I try very hard to not let gear build up after a trip and make it a goal to have it put away within 24 hours of cleaning and drying.May 1, 2014 at 8:28 pm #2098442
Thank you Dave. The workbench was a thought for some time but I had to gut some of the garage and move a wall to do so. Wife wanted gear out of basement so I just took some of the basement away and added it to garage for space simply moving the wall. I figured future sale of house a few additional sqft of storage in garage won't hurt. The workbench on the backside has a power strip which makes the whole process of any project so much easier, along with the sawhorses hanging from the end of it.
Roll the whole unit either in center of garage or outside if weather allows, and it has all tools on it. The secret to success with it is matter what, at the end of the day nothing is allowed to sit on top of bench, even if that means I just stack stuff on the ground. I figured I'd put it away if it was on the ground before off of bench. All sewing material is still upstairs but will eventually move down to workbench area, which is the corner of garage but luckily it is a heated and AC insulated area.
As far as process goes that maybe just as important as being organized. I like to have everything by each other to make the packing go quick and thorough. I get about 18ish weekends a year including one week trip somewhere but most of weekend trips I'll have either fishing kit, packraft, or ropes of sorts weather it's climbing or doing some rappelling/exploring. I put whatever my 'main destination' gear on bench, select sleeping bag, grab either tarp or shelter, clothing, cook, essentials bag, then pull the blue cooler (on top shelf) down with a premade meals I have in zip lock bags, and I can literally pack entire weekend trip in less than 5 minutes. Hardest part is deciding which craft beer to take in a homemade insulex cooler.
The unpack process is simple for me. A long time ago I decided that as soon as I get home I can't go inside until I'm completely unpacked and clothes are in wash. Again less than a 5 min process. Having a working system for the whole process allows me to stay motivated to go on trips even if they are only for a night. If it was more work to pack/track gear/stress/unpack the lazy side of me would win the internal argument.
Also Sam I like the labels, my sewing bin (jewelry maker hobby bin) has labels, I just don't like the way those Rubbermaid bins make gear smell.May 2, 2014 at 11:39 pm #2098805
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I built the framework around the Ikea Algot system, the clear plastic containers come from Ikea as well.
http://www.ikea.com/au/en/catalog/categories/departments/bedroom/11466/May 3, 2014 at 8:16 am #2098834
UL backpackers and our organizational habits make us good husbands and wives. My wife refers to me as a "Type A dirtbag".
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Early on a Saturday morning, Brenda Guzman, a junior biology major, found herself enjoying the early morning sun and cool breeze as she and fellow Council of Club officers painted flower pots for assisted living homes. "I really liked how we all worked together and got to know a little bit about each other, Guzman said. "I am a COC officer and I got to spend time with the other officers. It was a bonding experience." The COC officers were joined by about 90 other students, faculty, staff and alumni on Feb. 15 for the 10th annual President's Day of Service. Marking a decade, the Day of Service hit another milestone – setting a record for attendance and participation. Begun in 2004 as part of the inauguration celebration of Dr. Robert Ivany as University President, the President's Day of Service is a tradition that gives the campus community an opportunity to act on the St. Thomas mission of education leaders of faith and character. The day began with breakfast in Crooker Center with Ivany, who offered inspiration to the volunteers and visited each project to lend a hand.
In addition to painting flower pots, volunteers also painted theStudent Activities 'fish bowl' and paint room in Crooker Center, touched up the mural in Crooker Center, landscaped areas in the Campus Life Mall and Sullivan hall, cleaned benches and handrails around campus, created blankets for Project Linus, made rosaries for the homebound and cards for our Facilities staff.
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time landscaping and was touched by how many people chose to help."It was great to see so many different people from different backgrounds, majors and ethnicities come together to help out," Bernabe said. "It is tough to get up early on a Saturday morning, but for something like this, it is worth it." Many commented on how, after our recent cold spell, being able to enjoy the warm weather made volunteering that much more fulfilling. Amanda Villanueva, assistant director of student activities, said that, while this year's turnout was great, there is always room to grow. "Overall, the students were really involved, energetic and happy to be here. I think we had a great turnout, and next year I think the students look forward to doing it again."
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In many cases, herd owners can make their own repairs; some do require expert intervention.
by Lucas Sjostrom, contributing editor
Milking and managing cows with robots requires some new management styles. As a follow-up to our February 25 Round Table "Robots milk our herds," these herd owners discuss handling repairs and buying used units. To read the entire Round Table, click here.
Next week, on March 5, learn more about what these operators would have done differently.
How do you handle a breakdown to your robot?
Colby (Spencerport, N.Y.): When the robot doesn't work, it calls us. Up to 95 percent of the time it is a simple issue we can fix in less than 30 minutes. Another 4 to 5 percent of the time we can fix the issue in less than 2 hours with phone assistance from a technician.
The remaining couple times we've had to have a technician come out to the robot facility which now only takes 1 to 2 hours of driving time, and then they are able to get the robot milking again within an hour of being on the farm.
We have a generator at the robot facility that we hook up when the power goes out. Loss of power to the air compressor means that the gates stop working, so a cow in the box is stuck there until the gate is manually opened.
Hammer (Leduc, Alberta, Canada): Many times, if the robot won't work, all it takes is restarting the VMS and office computer. Other times you may have to figure out the problem and correct it. Many times, technical help over the phone with your dealer can walk you through a process of diagnosing and fixing the problem. If all this does not work, you may need a service call. We also have a backup generator for power outages.
Kappers (Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada): We either try to fix the problem ourselves, or in the case of more complex issues we call a 24-hour manufacturer's service. We use a generator in case of power failure.
Meuwissen (Mariahoop, The Netherlands): I can fix most alarm conditions myself. Often the problem is a twisted, detached or leaking piece of rubber or a simple valve replacement. I keep those parts in stock on the farm.
For anything major, I call for technician service, both because it has to be fixed quickly and because I am busy enough caring for the cows. Most problems are resolved within one or two hours. Having the herd split so that each group has access to two to four robots is an advantage when there is a breakdown. I have a tractor-powered generator which I hook up if there is a power failure.
Did you consider refurbished robotic units?
Colby: When we built the robot facility, no refurbished robots were available in the U.S. Since we looked into buying used units, they've become available in the U.S.
Hammer: We did not consider purchasing used units in 2004, as the technology was new and the availability of used units was rare.
Kappers: Olspank Dairy was the first robot farm in North America in 1999. Originally, we started with one new A2 Lely prototype. Subsequently, we purchased two additional, refurbished A2s. As a new Lely A4 became available in North America 1-1/2 years ago, we decided to trade the existing system for three new A4s.
We would always consider the purchase of refurbished units, as long as they were offered by a trusted manufacturer at a competitive price. In fact, this may be our approach when we convert from a parlor to robots at Subliem Dairy.
Meuwissen: There were no used units for this brand available at the time. If there had been an option, I probably would not have risked starting with used equipment with our herd size.
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The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) is recommending that all Montanans older than six months of age receive an influenza vaccination.
This is the first time the vaccine has been recommended for everyone over 6 months of age, and reflects Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance. This year's influenza vaccine protects against three strains of influenza, including the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus which caused the 2009 pandemic.
Last year, because the 2009 H1N1 virus emerged after the seasonal vaccine production had begun, two separate vaccines were needed to protect against both seasonal flu and the 2009 H1N1 pandemic flu virus. This year only one vaccine is necessary. Vaccination against influenza remains the best approach to preventing infection.
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A national survey estimated that only 34% of the state's children aged 6-23 months were vaccinated compared to the U.S. average of 42%. Children under two years of age are at high-risk for complications and many end up hospitalized if infected by influenza. "Because influenza can cause substantial increases in death and hospitalizations, public health agencies will be making every effort to vaccinate Montana's young children," says DPHHS State Medical Officer Steve Helgerson.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Delfino Delivers, Dec 1, 2010.
For real. We are not rebuilding, We are tanking.
This is not real encouraging:
Yes...most folks said singing T-Mac was a no brainer...nothing to lose etc. etc. but this is the flip side.
Play T-Mac as your back-up point while we get a good look at Will Bynum's collection of suits. ...Daye subs for Tay.
If TMac continues to get healthy, he becomes another tradeable asset when we start looking at packaging Tay or Rip to move.
I wouldn't have a problem with this but that is not how they're using him. Realistically, when will this happen? It has been 3 years so far. Maybe someone will want him, but he hasn't shown he can play consistently yet. That's why I thought it was silly to sign him to this team. It was nothing against him personally.
He has Arnie now.
I didn't want T-Mac because I thought we were blocking the development of our Utes. I was also afraid he would be part of a polarizing factor between vets and new guys. Don't know how T-Mac's locker room decorum is but I wish Daye was getting more PT.
I did enjoy watching Daye get up about 15 shots in his brief stint last night. It looks like he is still picking up the new Piston way despite not playing much.
It's like a pickup game. If you happen to get the ball in your hands ...SHOOT!
T-Mac is averaging 16.3 mpg in 19 games. Daye is averaging 18.4 mpg in 15 games. Bynum is averaging 18.5 mpg in 16 games. Prince is averaging 32.4 mpg in 19 games. You can play Prince less and give Daye more play time. You can give some of Bynum's minutes to Daye at SF by sliding T-Mac to point. You can give some of Bynum's minutes to Daye at SG by sliding Gordon to point. There are options. T-Mac is NOT the reason Daye is not getting minutes. The coach is. The reason why Daye was the starting PF is the same reason why Rip played the 3 and Tay played the 4 under MC. A player that is deserving minutes cannot be inserted into the current lineup because the coach is too scared to confront a veteran and therefore that player is played out of position and set up to fail himself out of the rotation.
If we're patient, we stand to get something really nice back for McGrady and/or Tay this season. McGrady's on a teensie contract that could fetch back a very good player on his rookie contract. Tay's on an $11Mil expiring contract. Wilcox is on a small expiring contract. We've got the pieces to bring back a serious asset or two for the future if we stay patient. This season is a big suckfest anyways for us - so we might as well wait it out and get maximum value back. But I'll bet right now that McGrady is a goner and will fetch something really nice.
It would seem that Joe had planned for this with the T-Mac signing. If he doesn't pan out, don't dress him and give White the uniform (he's injured, so no confusion there), if he does pan out, you package him with Tay or Rip and Wilcox and bring in a medium sized Walleye or even a good sized Lake Trout.
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Once upon a time, I was a machinist ... (two years ago).
Well, my target so far is beekeeping, yes, bee-keeping! not honey producer.
My wish is to produce bees and queens and sell that to our crowd of hobby beekeepers we have here in switzerland.
But ( there is always a but somewhere ) I have a lot to learn, thats why I will spend the next winter in Australia to meet beekeepers in action and trade some work for knowledge. If anybody has an idea, you are welcome!
ps: I dont know where is the best place to post that kind of question:
- "Employment" dont really fit because I dont want to be payd (except in knowledge, shelter and food).
- "Comercial beekeeping" might fit, but I guess hobbyist might have good ideas too.
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Then this link will be right up your alley.
I'm sure you will have more questions after reading it. I think you need 5 post in order to post pictures. Your profile pictures can't be seen by all unless you release them in that section. Good that you choose to start low tech. Not as oops prone that way.
A steep learning curve is ahead but worth it in results. One of my oopses I'll pass on is when the diretions say use three drops...use three drops... so you don't need to say what I said..."but I just thought that if three drops was good, them more would be better"...oops again...LOL.
Brand new guy so here I go with a new hobby! Oh boy!
I am a total new comer and I'm looking forward to replacing my current boring plastic plant filled guppy tank with a new spanking planted wonderland. I have been reading my butt off and absorbing all the great information here on the forums as well as any other sites that I have come across.
I have been into Bonsai for almost 20 years and I have had a 29 gal tropical tank for longer than that. One day my wife said to me... "when are you gonna clean up that tank?". I kind of sighed and said, I will do so.... But I have become bored with the lame fish tank, so much so I haven't done any maintenance in over a year.
I have recently sold off all my bonsai due to the fact that that I have grown bored with that hobby as well. My new replacement hobby has been Astronomy for the last 4 years... Well,.. when my wife got sick of my lame tank, I for some reason stumbled upon a wonderful aquascape online and I immediately fell in love. So what is happening now..? I REALLY want to try my hand at a planted tank. I figured this would replace my desire to grow Bonsai trees, but in a convenient environment that will replace my current poop filled fish tank. Needless to say I a am extremely excited and can't wait to get started...
I have already purchased the new tank, lighting, substrate, and some driftwood.. And I am really looking forward to designing a new planted tank using my experience I have gained all those years growing Bonsai. I have the temporary tank purchased to house some of my current fish so that I can take my time creating, what I hope, will be a wonderful dive into the world of Aquascaping.
My fish tank skills have been reasonably successful and I have been pretty good at nurturing Bonsai so I think this is the natural next step. This time I can get into a wonderful new hobby while making my wife happy in taking interest in the fish tank again.
So after reading so much for the past few weeks I am ready to go. I am going to read up and plan very carefully my new tank, which I call "Tank version 2.0", so that it reflects the wonder and awe of the natural environment that I so loved while growing my former Bonsai trees. This seems to be the perfect merging of 2 hobbies. Tropical fish and Bonsai.
I look forward to talking to all of you on this forum and thank you in advance for all the future help that I know I will get from you all here.
I hope to post my progress for all of you to see and hopefully I will do you all proud. This is so exciting I can't explain it. I don't know what it is but I am so pumped for a low light no co2 (for now) tank I can hardly stand it.
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The No. 11 Tennessee men's swimming and diving team was defeated Friday by the 13th-ranked Indiana Hoosiers 149.5-85.5 in Bloomington, Ind., at the Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center.
The lone bright spot came from junior Tyler Gustafson, who was the lone winner for the Vols. Gustafson won the 50-yard freestyle in 20.85 and the 100-yard freestyle in 45.48. Indiana followed with second in each event with Lee Houchin in the 50-free in 21.16 and Colin Russell in 45.97 in the 100-free.
"Tyler Gustafson swam hard and picked up some big wins," UT head coach John Trembley said. "Indiana swam very tough today. We are looking forward to some good training next week and good competition next weekend against LSU and Virginia."
Tennessee's 200-yard medley relay team of Josh Fulton, Kiel Huston, Andrew Engle and Brad Duryea finished second in 1:32.44 while setting a new top time for the season.
Junior Bryan Goldberg finished second in the 200-yard free in 1:40.40. Russell finished first for Indiana in 1:39.54.
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The exterior does look better, though this looks like a refresh, not a redesign. The radio looks funny, sitting in front of the passenger.
The interior is as much improved as the exterior has failed.
tamarack:The interior is as much improved as the exterior has failed.+1Can't be cramming Prius cues into a car that small.
its an improvement. These little cars are all starting to look the same to me.
Good. Normal cup-holders and defoggers for the side windows.
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The front end is way too busy for a car this size.That rear bumper has some really awkward creases.The side profile is a cross between the Chevy Aveo (er I mean Sonic) and Nissan Versa.Toyota sub compacts have never been great looking and this is no different. I'll have to wait to see it in person to see if I like it better than the current Yaris.The interior is a HUGE step forward, though it still doesn't hold a candle to the Fiesta.Are they still planning on making a hybrid version?
I like the interior better, especially the gauges.But it's a shame what they did to the exterior. I thought the current one was cute.
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I like the exterior, the interior not so much. Overall I like it.
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Yea, okay.Exterior = fail.Maybe it will look better in 2015.I'll wait.
Meh,looks like a refresh. Shifter looks very tall for some reason. Until the specs comes out the Mazda2 and Fiesta looks like better options at the moment. Wonder if it will get over 40MPG.
The nose looks no busier than anything else in the market. Everyone is going a bit over-the-top, from Hyundai to Mercedes.
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Can't be worse than the current one that I drove. POS that made the Aveo I drove the week before look like a Bimmer.
oModernCultureo:LinkThe exterior looks loads better - like Toyota is getting some testosterone flowing for a change. The interior looks fun and fresh, but that's about it.I, for one, like the center mounted speedo & tach. It's much more logical to have it there than behind the steering wheel. I have never understood why so many people hated that concept (other than not wanting any change or to like anything different or, as I call, "Lazy Brained").Yet I HATE Toyota so I hope it fails miserably.


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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Embattled GOP Congressman Todd Akin has made good on his promise to stay in Missouri's U.S. Senate race despite calls by top Republicans to quit following his comments about rape.
The final deadline for candidates to remove their names from the Missouri ballot passed Tuesday as Akin began a statewide bus tour. Akin is challenging Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill.
Akin has repeatedly apologized since saying during an August television interview that women's bodies can avert pregnancy in cases of what he called "legitimate rape."
Top Republicans, including Mitt Romney, have urged him to drop out. He's also lost backing from the national GOP.
But late Tuesday, Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt, who'd called on Akin to quit last month, reversed himself, saying he and Akin agreed "the Senate majority must change."


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The trailer for the sequel to Despicable Me shows the return of the supervillain Gru, as he is kidnapped by the 'Anti-Villain League' and sent on a quest to save the world. Despicable Me 2 stars Steve Carrell, Al Pacino, Kirsten Wiig and Russell Brand. The original film entertained audiences around the globe in 2010, grossing more than $540 million and becoming the 10th-biggest animated motion picture in US history.


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Ryan: CBO score uses double-counting, funds "15,000 IRS agents"
posted at 2:40 pm on March 19, 2010 by Ed Morrissey
The Right Scoop catches Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) explaining some of the deficiencies of the CBO analysis of the House reconciliation package on Fox & Friends this morning. Not only does the CBO play along with the double-counting of Medicare cuts — which argues that the money will go both to shoring up Medicare while also funding the expansion of Medicaid — it fails to include the "doctor fix" that Democrats plan to pursue after ObamaCare passes:
We've heard the double-counting argument (and it's a good one), but the IRS expansion makes for a better, more immediate argument. Do we need the IRS checking on us every month to enforce the health-insurance mandate? Do Americans think hiring an additional 15,000 IRS agents to get even more involved in our lives is a great idea for reform?
Maybe this is what Nancy Pelosi meant when she called ObamaCare a "jobs bill" … it's just another round of Democratic stimulus!
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Some are Disappointed with Downtown Chico Couplet Project
The first phase of the Downtown Chico couplet project is in the books, but some drivers are saying that it's not making their commute any easier.
One of the preliminary phases of the project included a roundabout on Salem St. and West First St., along with some sidewalk repairs.
The roundabout finished back in Aug. and was intended to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety.
Erin Coe, a pizza delivery driver on Salem St. said that conditions are great for pedestrians but those behind the wheel still have difficulty.
"We see a lot of people trying to turn down the one-way now," Coe said. "People don't know where they're going. There's just chaos down here."
The project's total cost is $2.6 million and construction will continue this summer.


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Here is what the matchups would be.
NFC wildcard matchups
Packers @Giants
Seattle @SF
First round byes: Atlanta, Chicago
AFC wildcard games
Pittsburgh @ New England
Indy @ Denver
First round byes: Baltimore and Houston.
Right now both the Giants and Packers have to hope the Bucs, Vikings, Seattle, Dallas and New Orleans start to slide in order to keep those spots.


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Traditionally accountants help with your figures in a historical and reactive way. They would review what happened last month, quarter or year. At LeaskAS we're not in business to be a traditional accountant. Our number one priority is YOU, YOUR BUSINESS and helping you to maximize growth and profit by helping you take control of your business. We want you to achieve greater financial success both personally and professionally. So let's look at business decision making reimagined with LeaskAS, can you afford not to? Proactive, not reactive There is a marked shift happening, not just in this industry and our profession, but globally, to cloud-enabled systems. No longer do organisations have to spend thousands of pounds on expensive IT infrastructure and licences to take advantage of the latest cutting edge business applications. Business owners need information at their fingertips, organisations make real time decisions. Accessing applications from a Smart Phone or tablet has become second nature and why should you have to go into the office to produce a quotation or print a report? This ease of access and increased use has significantly increased the amount of data we generate in our daily lives. People say 'knowledge is power' but in the new economy you also need 'context'. I often hear clients complaining that they "can't see the wood for the trees", that's because they need help focussing on what's important, the 'context'. Looking forwards, not backwards At LeaskAS we partner with the leading cloud application providers to deliver a service to you which improves your decision making and business agility. At a practical level we partner with the leading cloud based forecasting and reporting provider. We work with you to leverage your accounting data and together to find patterns in the numbers to drive your business. What is your gross profit margin right now? What does it mean? How much should you set aside for the tax bill? Can you afford to expand nationally or regionally? Traditional systems didn't allow us to work together in this manner. Great companies don't succeed just because they have a great service or product. They succeed because they know what's coming. For example, by forecasting growth and considering different scenarios of how the future might look. That means they know where to invest, how to allocate resources and what preparations to make for each stage of their journey. Our methods and procedures allow us to do all of this and more with you. And it is presented in a beautiful way on any device that's easy to understand, not just a wall of numbers! The future At LeaskAS, it is important that we continue to innovate and to support your business. Our business experience coupled with market leading software is our commitment to you, to help you run your business more intelligently; achieve greater results with less effort and to finally enjoy the figures.
Saif Siddiqui Management Consulting Ltd.
Our services are geared towards empowering our clients with knowledge, expertise and insights with the singular aim of allowing them to make better decisions Our service delivery is focussed on three functions of Executive Advisory, Corporate Consultancy & Collaboration. Each is geared to deriving maximum insight from our experience and adding value to our clients regardless of what level of engagement or aggressiveness with which to pursue their goals they choose. Our expertise lies in developing Operational Efficiencies, Business Growth, Mergers & Acquisitions, Target Operating Models, Company (Re) Structuring for Investment, Startup support & execution and supporting management teams adopt, change and mature into their new structures. We also provide Executive Leadership coaching on a 1-1 basis as well as for teams along with Business coaching for SMEs
Rescue My Properties
We are the leading specialist in distressed mortgage issues facing residential property owners and buy to let propety owners. We provide specialist support and asssitance in dealing with debt forgiveness, mortgage arrears, LPA receivers, bankruptcy, debt management, commercial finance. We offer a free no obligation consultation at our Head office in Pinner or depending on availability anywhere in the UK or Ireland.
Corve Consultancy Limited
We provide sustainable solutions to some of the most common issues that growing businesses face. Here's the list! Spot anything familiar? •I need more sales volumes •I need new markets •I need more customers •I need better cashflow •I need new products •I need to exploit more business opportunities •I work really hard but I don't make enough money •I plan, but it never seems to happen What do we do? Corve Consultancy Limited are long established experts in building businesses and helping them to grow. We do this by working with Clients on the 8 key stages for sustained business growth: - Business Strategy •1) Clearly defined financial objectives to work towards and measure against Strategic Marketing •2) What, exactly, do you bring to market and why? •3) Where are your best target markets and who are the decision makers? •4) Why are you the best supplier for these markets? Tactical Marketing •5) What are you going to say to these markets to attract their attention? •6) In how many different media are you going to say it? •7) How the messages are integrated for the next 6 months Sales •8) Ensuring sales convert leads to orders Where do we start? With a phone call to grasp the basics and then a face to face meeting to determine the best way forward for you. Neither of these events costs you anything! So contact us - we're open for business!
Hexis Plus Tutoring
At Hexis Plus Tutoring we understand that great teaching and great technology go hand in hand. Our in-home and online sessions use amazing e-learning courses to ensure that students can join our sessions and travel through the course at their own pace. We support our sessions with well qualified staff who can help students with exam questions. We know how to blend technology into our sessions like no other tutoring agency in London.
AFP Services Limited
Outsourced finance and order management company specialising in helping growing businesses from start up to over £10m turnover
Actualise Forex
We are a Foreign Exchange Training company who help people all around the world make another source of income from the Forex Market. We have built the skills to consistently make secure returns within this industry. We are extremely experienced traders who aim to help as many people increase their future income. Once you take the next step by investing in us, and most importantly investing in yourself, we will setup your laptop so that you will only have to work 2 - 3 hours per day trading on this $4 trillion per day industry. We offer a very detailed service for the best possible price.
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When you take a shit and it lands on a piece of toilet paper or floats in the water, causing the illusion of an island made by your shit.
Man, I just stunk up the whole bathroom when I pulled off a shitter island the size of a small panda.
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Individual Assistance - Dollars ApprovedIndividual Assistance Definitions
Individuals & Household Program (IHP): Provides money and services to people in Presidentially declared disaster areas.
Housing Assistance (HA): Provides assistance for disaster-related housing needs.
Other Needs Assistance (ONA): Provides assistance for other disaster-related needs, such as furnishings, transportation, and medical.
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Public Assistance (PA): Disaster grant assistance available for communities to quickly respond to and recover from major disasters or emergencies declared by the President
Emergency Work (Categories A-B): Work that must be performed to reduce or eliminate an immediate threat to life, protect public health and safety, and to protect improved property that is significantly threatened due to disasters or emergencies declared by the President
Permanent Work (Categories C-G): Work that is required to restore a damaged facility, through repair or restoration, to its pre-disaster design, function, and capacity in accordance with applicable codes and standards
*Dollars Approved: Assistance dollars approved but not necessarily disbursed.
*Dollars Obligated: Funds made available to the State via electronic transfer following FEMA's final review and approval of Public Assistance projects.
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nice helmet
I like it. It looks a ton like my paint selections for my custom mando
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Thanks guys
That is a nice bucket.
I'll update with internal progress pics soon.
First post updated with internal pics.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond began organizing a series of technical assistance programs for small businesses in 2010. We were motivated by small businesses who shared their challenges with finding sufficient credit during an economic downturn and from financial institutions that regularly interact with small businesses searching for credit. We partner with a variety of organizations, including nonprofits, government agencies, and financial institutions, as well as other Reserve Banks across the United States.
This seminar covered the basics of setting up Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube accounts and will focus on how to connect and use these tools effectively and efficiently. Moorefield, March 28, 2013.
This forum addressed issues relevant to small and micro business service providers such as capital, education and technical assistance. Charleston, August 20, 2012.
This forum provided West Virginia small businesses with information on community-centered lending programs, public lending programs and small business lending projects. Wheeling, September 27, 2011.
West Virginia Chamber of Commerce – West Virginia's business advocacy organization
West Virginia Small Business Development Center –a network that promotes economic development by providing assistance to existing small businesses and entrepreneurs
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<p>Sex expert Jincey Lumpkin helps us redefine what it means to get it on. </p>
Can straight men learn a trick or two from how lesbians make love? Are there some sex tips that the girls who love girls can teach us all, no matter who we are or how we do it? Sex advice columnist, former lawyer and lesbian pornographer Jincey Lumpkin says, "Yes!"
We chatted with her to the get lesbian sex secrets to make better lovers out of all of mankind. Enjoy this first installment of Jincey Lumpkin's sex advice for Playboy.com!
Playboy.com: Do you think men can learn anything from how lesbians get it on?
Jincey Lumpkin: For sure! Look, we get no sex education in this country. I know the only information I ever got was when my parents told me , "Don't do it!" So being open to learning new things really puts you ahead of the game. Our culture's limited idea of sex means we think of it as being one penis plus one vagina. This notion really robs us of the full experience of pleasure. I invite you to lift the pressure and think of everything done in the bedroom as sex.
Playboy.com: Is there something in the approach of how lesbians make love? Are there any major differences between how lesbian women make love and how straight men do?
Lumpkin: Obviously, the major difference is that lesbians don't have a penis. So our response to stimulus is different. From my experience, and from listening to my friends who have sex with men, the main problem appears to be that there is a predictable and boring pattern to lovemaking. The couple kisses a bit. He plays with her boobs, takes off her clothes as quickly as possible. Maybe he goes down on her. She gives him a blowjob. Then the stick goes in the hole and the game's over.
Boring! Boring for you, boring for her.
Here is my suggestion for an alternative: don't try to put your penis inside her every time. Allow yourself the freedom to try something new. Taking away the expectation that your manhood needs to be serviced will open up new ways of getting each other off.
(Courtesy Jincey Lumpkin, photo by Dennis Ho)
Playboy.com: How do you define sex? Is sex penetration? If so, does that mean lesbians need a strap-on to properly have sex? Do you have to come from penetration for it to be sex?
Lumpkin: To me, "sex" is what feels good, feels sensual and gets me off. Masturbating in front of my partner is sex. Whipping her with a belt while she masturbates is sex. Oral sex with fingers inside me is sex. Even playing with her nipples forever until she almost comes is sex.Again, because of this procreative myth about sex, we often overlook the most delicious experiences. There's no need for a strap-on all the time. I don't really like to wear a strap-on at all. It makes me feel very uncomfortable and unsexy, but that's just my preference. I don't mind taking the strap-on, but I have to be in the mood for it. It can be nice for anal sex every once in a while.
My go-to method of coming is to lie on my stomach and touch my clit while my partner fucks me with her fingers. I like her fingers to go deep inside and push in a little bit more. Not so much in-and-out. I can come so easily and so hard this way. However, I love to have all different kinds of orgasms.
Playboy.com: What are some of the clichés about lesbian sex?
Lumpkin: There are a lot of misconceptions about lesbian sex, like, "Well, since you're both women, it must be really soft lovemaking, right?" Um, no. I like rough sex. I like to slap, get choked, be fucked hard.
Also, there's an idea that because we are women, we instinctively know what the other likes. Sadly, not true. Just like dudes, we struggle with learning about ourselves and our lovers. There's nothing easier or more natural about having sex with a woman. Sensuality requires focus on the sensations in your body. Shame and negative feelings get in the way. You've got to tune that stuff out to make the most of sex.
Jincey Lumpkin, Esq. is the "Chief Sexy Officer" of Juicy Pink Box. She's a former lawyer, a diva and a lover of breasts. She pens sex columns in both The Huffington Post and Curve Magazine. Known as "Lesbian Hugh Hefner," Jincey is widely recognized as an expert in women's sexuality, having lectured at TEDx & Harvard University. Out Magazine named her "one of the most influential gay people in the world." Follow her on Twitter @JuicyJincey.
(Header image courtesy Jincey Lumpkin, photo by Victoria Janashvili)