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Update May 2011: For a review of Oceanic's newest version of this dive computer, the VT 4.0, please visit AtlasOmega.
This post is a final farewell to my trusty Oceanic VT Pro wireless, air-integrated dive computer. The VT Pro has been my dependable dive buddy for a number of years and has always treated me right and kept me safe. This review will be mostly about the VT Pro, which I've put about 150 dives on, but I'll finish it out with some information on the model that is replacing it, the VT3 (which I haven't had the pleasure to dive with, yet).
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The VT Pro is a standard-sized (large) wrist mount unit, sometimes affectionately called a 'hockey puck' form factor. This can be quite unfashionable as a watch on the surface, but remains a great sized design under the surface, where it matters. The larger size allows for plenty of room in the display for all the essential info, and the buttons are manageable and the computer doesn't feel like it will shatter if you drop it. Solid, dependable and rugged.
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The primary reason anyone would want this unit is that it is one of the most affordable models in its class. Air integration has become a very desirable feature in dive computers in the past few years, eliminating the need for an analog SPG (submersible pressure gauge). The benefit of air integration is that your numeric display can give you the most pertinent information at a glance, by showing you only the limiting factor in your dive profile (no decompression time remaining vs. time based on air remaining and current consumption based on depth). This feature is Oceanic's Patented Air Time Remaining Algorithm. It frees the diver up to concentrate on other things, namely, enjoying the dive. The VT Pro is not only air integrated, but it reads the tank pressure from a remote transmitter that sits comfortably on the first stage of your regulator. This arrangement succeeds in eliminating another hose from your rig, which you'll appreciate as much for traveling as you will for simply having a more streamlined regulator.
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You can also use the VT Pro without the (costly) transmitter, just as a dive computer without the air integration. I don't recommend it though, since the wireless air integration is the whole point. The unit can be even further reduced down to Guage Mode, which will provide only the most basic information.
One shortcoming that I'd like to point out is the fact that the computer's log can only hold the most recent 24 dives, which is fine for most people. If you're planning to dive overseas on a dive trip involving 4-6 dives a day, this can mean that you won't have the data available for download to your desktop computer by the time you get home. But, the software isn't all that anyways, as you'll read below. (I'm not sure if this is improved in the VT3).
The VT Pro has user-replaceable batteries. This is huge, considering that some models require the unit to be sent back to the factory or an authorized service center to have the batteries replaced, which can render the unit useless on a dive trip.
OceanLog Software
The VT Pro comes with Oceanic's proprietary software and you can buy an optional PC Interface (fancy name for 'a wire') to link the dive computer up to a desktop computer for downloading dive information onto your home computer. This software is quite hard to work with and the interface is not very user-friendly, to put it nicely. I opted to stick with the hardcopy dive log, one of the few areas of my life where I stick to the old school way of doing things.
Customer Service
In the unlikely event that you need to contact Oceanic customer service, you're in for a pleasant interaction. I once had a problem with the temperature readings on my VT Pro and I sent it to them to take a look at it. I'm not sure if they ever isolated the cause of the problem or not, but they replaced all the internal components of my computer and even installed a new wrist-strap (seeing that mine had been cut to fit) and display cover, all at no charge to me. I got my computer back in a timely manner and was tremendously happy with the whole experience.
More recently, I came across this thread at ScubaBoard detailing (ironically enough) another Calvin's problem obtaining a VT Pro at the now discounted price. An Oceanic regional rep responded to him immediately and solved the problem. Most companies don't come close to this type of customer service. Another such benevolent manufacturer is Atomic Aquatics, who recently helped me out with my SS1.
Bottom Line
The Oceanic VT Pro is a sophisticated, high quality, no-frills dive computer with all the latest (proven) technologies. It presents the perfect intersection between features, safety and value when compared to other models. Furthermore, the company firmly stands behind their products, making this is one piece of gear I can recommend with total confidence.
Looking Forward: Oceanic VT3
The Oceanic VT3 is the 2006 replacement of the VT Pro. In my opinion, the new features offered by the VT3 will be of most benefit to advanced or technical divers. For most divers the improvements are largely cosmetic. The display looks slightly more streamlined, with less coloring (just red, instead of the green-yellow-red in the previous model). The dial follows the same basic principles, with the tissue loading bar-graphs on the edges and the numeric display in the center. Additionally, the interface employs three buttons instead of two. Finally, some changes have been made to the placement of numeric data which doesn't materially affect the accessibility of those values in any way that I can tell. I do have to admit that the new model looks quite sexy, for whatever that's worth. 😉
The most significant improvement in terms of functionality between the two models is that the VT3 can read pressure data from three different transmitters instead of one, with the ability to switch between them mid-dive. Another notable difference is that the new unit can handle Enriched Air Nitrox up to 100% Oxygen (rather than 50%), but this won't mean much for recreational divers. Another new feature is the Buddy Pressure Check (you'll need another transmitter, of course). Finally, there is the Free Dive mode, in case you're into that.
If you're looking to get into a wireless air integrated computer, I'm still firmly of the opinion that the VT3 serves up a terrific value for the money, but the VT Pro has been recently discounted due to the changeover in models (contact an Oceanic dealer for more info). If you already own a VT Pro, I'd say there aren't yet enough compelling reasons to spring for the newer model at this point unless you specifically need the features that cater to technical diving. I've heard that Oceanic has an upgrade program that can help reduce the cost of trading up to the VT3 if you currently own a VT Pro and you're set on having the latest gear.
Lastly, you might be wondering why I'm getting rid of my trusty VT Pro. Well, I am switching to another great Oceanic wireless air-integrated dive computer, the Atom 2.0…… but that's another story in the making.
Here's a look at the different display modes available on the Oceanic VT3
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Be sure to listen to Nadia Sirota on Q2 on Wednesday, February 9 at 12 p.m. as the Ecstatic Music Festival performer and Q2 host, Nadia Sirota, presents the first half of this marathon concert. The second half of the marathon will be heard on Thursday's show.
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If it's the result of using 1 1/4" frames it's a remarkable difference.
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If it's the result of using 1 1/4" frames it's a remarkable difference.
Trying to think inside the box...
Probably a little of both... luck and good design...
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That's encouraging. I just cut down all my brood frames to 1 1/4".
Absent any positive indication that frame-width had anything to do with it, I would not be inclined to equate frame-width or any other variable with causation.
If we wait until we get agreement from everyone regarding cause and effect in beekeeping, then "officially" nothing is working to any real benefit.
This discussion goes back at least a century. Natural hives tend to have variable spacing of the combs, in frames we have to choose, and 1 3/8" seems to work best for most people. 1 1/4" is more typical of natural brood nests with wider spacing for storage and drone comb, but having different width combs in different locations in the hive causes other problems, notably that frames are not interchangeable in and out of the brood nest if you want to maintain narrow spacing there, and 1 1/4" spacing is too narrow for the outer combs (so the bees build drone comb where you don't want it).
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If there are viable q-cells you might call them mating nucs. If that's not the case, I would suggest that what you have is closer to being stacks of woodenware, than "hives".
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That is the stand with eight PVC pipe "slats". It's built from 2x4's and incorporates a screened bottom. There were two other mediums with a lot of bees as well.
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I like those stands. I was thinking of those when I built mine. I like the idea of no landing boards and smaller entrances. I'm keeping mine small. I have not used an entrance bigger than about 3" x 3/8" for a while, and the bees do fine with it. Here in Nova Scotia, I just find that cool times mean the larger entrances are left undefended to yellow jackets, who are mobile at much cooler temperatures.
In the langs I'm setting up now, I'm using a top entrance and a bottom entrance. Larger one on top, but both a fraction of what is typical in 10 frame lang set-ups. I'm also going with 1 1/4" frames for brood. All my traps have them too. I like an 8 frame box with 9 frames in it. I'll be interested to see where they put drone brood, though...
We've taken this off topic, but since were discussing my Contemporary Hive Stand it's not annoying ...
If I make more of these I will use 3/4" thick hardwood or mahogany for the front and back pieces to simplify the routing of the entrance and rear screen and sticky board slots. I would continue using 2x4's for the sides. I made some of the combined SBB/Slatted racks for nucs out of 2x3's but there isn't sufficient wood to have good support below the dado for the sticky boards.
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Maybe we should point out this is Connecticut in April...
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It is not only Connecticut, it is Fairfield county, a much milder weather pattern than the areas that boarders Northern NY and Mass.
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Karoo Ashevak
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Gift of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, 1989 (Gift of John and Judy McGrath, 1984)
National Gallery of Canada (no. 36203)
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Sometimes I make figures with funny faces or scary faces that I see in my dreams. Sometimes I carve faces of spirits from old Eskimo stories. They scare me too. -Karoo Ashevak, New York, 1973 Karoo's distortion of features and imaginative use of whale bone helped define the so-called expressionistic style of the Kitikmeot (Central Arctic) region. The different shapes of the eyes, signifying exceptional sight, and the mittened hand, a symbol of magical ability, suggest that this figure may be a shaman.
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Quick Words of Caution
The author also noted a few quick words of caution when building a house for your pooch -
~ Shingles might not be such a good idea if your dog enjoys lounging on the roof; they get really hot in hot weather.
~ Remember: pressure-treated wood is toxic and shouldn't be placed where your dog can chew it.
Well Worth The Effort!
Building a dog house may sound like a lot of work for you but it is well worth the effort. Your dog will be thankful, especially in these hot summer months where it can be difficult for the little pooch to find a cool, shady place to nap.
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Don't worry...Be Happy!!
That's absolutely adorable!!
Grandma of 5 beautiful grand kids, 4 crazy cats & 1 dog!
She is not selling the quilt therefore, copyright is not an issue. G
Oh Happy Days!
"Emoticon" This the formal name for these little emotional notes in electronic messages. Or maybe "My Emoticons."
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I just love this! Your creativity is wonderful and impressive.
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DEERFIELD, Ill. Weak consumer spending, a squeeze in pharmacy margins and a drop-off in demand for products to treat influenza combined to hammer Walgreens in its fiscal 2010 third quarter. But company leaders maintained that Walgreens' revitalization plan remains on track.
Net earnings for the period ended May 31 lagged prior-year levels by more than 11%, coming in at $463 million, or 47 cents per share, versus $522 million in the third quarter of last year. This year's earnings were negatively impacted by several factors, including the elimination of the tax benefit for the Medicare Part D subsidy for retiree benefits resulting from the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Also affecting this year's results were costs associated with the Duane Reade acquisition and restructuring, as well as restructuring-related costs associated with the company's Rewiring for Growth initiative. Together, those three factors drained seven cents per share from Walgreens' bottom line, the company reported today.
Third-quarter sales increased 6.1% from the prior-year quarter to a record $17.2 billion, and increased 6.1% to $50.6 billion for the first nine months of fiscal 2010. But comp-store sales were flattened by weak consumer spending, increasing just 0.7%. Same-store results at the front end were even weaker, rising just 0.1% due to "continued weak demand for discretionary goods and by lower demand for flu-related products compared with the year-ago quarter," Walgreens reported.
Prescription sales rose 5.7% overall and 1% on a comp-store basis, according to the company, and accounted for 65.4% of sales in the quarter.
Walgreens president and CEO Greg Wasson acknowledged the company's current predicament. The pharmacy and health services giant, he said, is grappling with both economic headwinds and lackluster prescription drug development, along with the high costs of its own renewal efforts. "We anticipated this would be a challenging quarter for several reasons, including the sluggish economy [and] prescription reimbursement pressure compounded by a slowdown in the rate of introduction of new generics, [as well as] a lower incidence of flu compared with the beginning of the H1N1 pandemic a year ago," Wasson said. "While we saw a number of positive signs in the quarter and reached several important milestones, we also realize there is more to be done."
Nevertheless, added Walgreens' top executive, the company sees positive signs. "During the quarter, we achieved record sales [and] a record number of prescriptions filled, continued growth in our retail pharmacy market share and continued generation of strong cash flow," Wasson pointed out. "We also are seeing an improvement in our Customer Centric Retailing stores and an expansion of opportunities for our new Pharmacy, Health and Wellness Solutions. At the same time, we are directly addressing the reimbursement pressures we are seeing and following through on the cost-control initiatives associated with Rewiring for Growth. Looking ahead, we remain cautious on the economy and confident in our strategies."
Wasson pointed to some recent milestones for the company. Among them the April purchase and ongoing integration of 258 Duane Reade stores across the New York metro area, which he predicted will yield $120-$130 million in synergies from the acquisition over the next three years; the rollout of the CCR initiative to more than 1,200 stores nationwide; and the progress of cost-reduction efforts through Walgreens' Rewiring for Growth initiative. The company said it is "on target for net pre-tax savings of $500 million this fiscal year, and $1 billion in annual savings beginning in fiscal 2011."
Walgreens also filled a record 198 million prescriptions in the third quarter. "With the passage of healthcare reform, we have the assets to provide holistic solutions to employers' healthcare needs," Wasson said. "For consumers, we are planning another comprehensive flu shot program this fall, as one example of our expanded vaccination and immunization program."
Despite that upbeat outlook, Walgreens' inability to maintain its earnings growth in recent months somewhat has shaken Wall Street's faith in the short-term potential of the pharmacy and retail giant, whose stock was long considered a rock-solid and predictable source of investment gains as the company chalked up year after year of record sales and earnings. This morning, the company's stock price dropped more than 6%, and financial analysts were mulling the numbers and issuing cautionary statements about Walgreens' short-term investment potential.
Reuters, for instance, now rates the company as "underperform." And in a report this morning, investment bank Morgan Stanley noted, "We expect weak sales to dominate the debate over WAG shares in the near-term." However, noted the bank, "Longer-term, we are attracted to rising margin power from the ramp in generic drugs in 2012." Standard & Poors also noted the "longer-term benefits from an acceleration in generic drug introductions in late [fiscal-year] 2011," as well as "improving employment trends, acquisition synergies and remodeling benefits." This morning, the ratings firm maintained its "buy" recommendation on Walgreens' stock.


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Quick question. I have a 10 ga. wire in my breaker box feeding a 45 amp breaker for my HVAC unit. I know that it should have an 8 ga wire for that size as a general rule.
However, we also have a breaker outside adjacent to the unit. I am not at the house to know what size breaker is outside at the unit.
This house was built in 2004.
I have been told two different things and don't want to run another wire to the inside box if at all possible.
Any ideas?
Check the name plate on the outside unit. Look for "minimum circuit ampacity" to tell you what size wire is necessary. Look for "maximum fuse or circuit breaker" to tell you the breaker size. It is very possible you will see a value under 30 for the circuit and 45 for the breaker. That means what you have is OK.
It says the minimum is 40 and the max is 45 on the seal of the outside HVAC unit. Inside the house on the main panel it is a 45 amp breaker which sounds fine but I have a 10 ga wire to the inside breaker.
My question is in relation to the wire. Is it OK to have a 10 ga wire to the inside box knowing that I already have an outside breaker?
Having 10ga wire with a 45A breaker on an HVAC compressor is not uncommon, and if the nameplate numbers agree, it is compliant and is not a concern.
It is possible the outside breaker is not a breaker at all but only a disconnect switch that looks like a breaker. An example would be a Square d QO 200TR a/c disconnect swtch.
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7 RV Parks near Vernal, Utah
Dutch John, Utah 32.99 miles NE
8750 N Highway 191 Vernal, Utah 84078 (map) | (435) 789-4432
Sites: 38 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $15.00
This was the oddest CG we've stayed at. First, the good news. The scenery is spectacular. From there it goes downhill very fast.
It mainly caters to boaters, fishermen and tent campers. RVs, especially motorhomes, are an afterthought. There are only 5 FHU sites and all can be reserved online. If you're a transient, your chances of getting a FHU for more than 1 night are slim. We chose to dry camp to avoid hassles but most of the sites are too small or too sloped for a small 30' moho. EVERY site is slanted AND canted. Even with levelers, it was tough to get level.
The employees are pleasant but not very effective. I saw at least 6 dogs roaming off leash. The girl at the gate didn't seem too clear on which sites were available. Most of the rules seem to be recommendations. - LMandTinView
Oct 2014 - $25.00
$25 per night was for an unlevel asphalt pad site with full hookups (30 amp electric), covered picnic table, and fire ring. The four full hookup sites (plus one host site) are situated on an unlevel asphalt parking area that are cramped together with connections in inconvenient locations and virtually no place to park a tow vehicle. It was lucky for us that there were few others using the campground during our overnight stay. The electric only sites had a bit more room. The picnic tables and fire rings are on a large grassy area behind the sites. The campground is located on a reservoir, which is great for boating/fishing and beautiful scenery. Vernal is the nearest city and is surprisingly well equipped. AT&T cell service was non-existent. We used our Milliencom jetpack for internet access but it was really slow. There were no OTA TV stations. - DD Rolling Ranch
4335 US-191 Scenic Vernal, Utah 84078 (map) | (435) 789-4432
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 15 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $26.00
This campground is conveniently located to all that the Vernal UT area has to offer including Dinosaur National Monument and Flaming Gorge. Someone knew what they were doing when they laid out the campground because you have total privacy and a beautiful view from Every site. We were in a full hook up site on the exterior of the loop and could not see another camper. The camping spaces are asphalt pads and hook up was easy with utilities placed well. Check the campground information about the site length and utilities because there is quite a variance from long pull throughs to shorter back in sites and from full hook ups to electrical only. Some of the sites also have covered picnic tables. The campground is located on the edge of a reservoir that appears to offer decent fishing and boating. While we were there, the water in the reservoir was low because the local farmers rely on the reservoir for irrigation. - The Regans
Jul 2016 - $23.00
Great place to enjoy ones self. Quiet, clean, lots of trees and easy access. Lake short distance from site. - D'art campizard
May 2016 - $23.00
We had a partial hookup site. The water was right outside the rig, but we were asked not to stay hooked up so others on no hookup sites could use it also. There are many faucets available. Large trees, quiet, beautiful views of the reservoir and lots of wildlife. I have a 40-footer and had plenty of room. Covered picnic table. Paved roads and sites. The camp hosts patrol constantly, keeping everything clean and in order. Lovely place. - Mom and me
930 N Vernal Ave Vernal, Utah 84078 (map) | (435) 789-2148
Sites: 65 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 58 Reviews
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May 2017 - $48.00
We were trying to get from Grand Junction, CO to Manila, UT (Flaming Gorge) but a front came in and dropped snow in several of the passes north and south of Vernal. The staff at Vernal was really helpful in helping us evaluate the situation and suggesting a safe route to Vernal. They held a spot for us without the normal deposit. We made it to Vernal safely, the storms cleared and we were able to get to Manila the next day. So a 10 for service! The RV Park is nice, nothing fancy, certainly fine for an overnighter or to explore the Dinosaur National Monument. The roads and sites are gravel. Some overhanging branches to look out for and a couple tight turns. Our site was a bit narrow but level. The utilities worked fine. No cable bot over-the-air worked good. Some grass. Picnic table and fire pit. - VegasVagabonds
Apr 2017 - $45.00
We were there early in the season when only a 1/2 dozen other campers were there. As a result we had lots of space, it was super quiet, and the wifi was fast. We stayed here to visit, Dinosaur NM, Flaming Gorge, and hike to the dinosaur tracks and also the petroglyphs. Plenty of room for big rigs to maneuver, and pull thru 50 amp sights plenty long too. Really nice people run this campground. - barbielab
Oct 2016 - $72.00
We got the Deluxe Site which had a grill, a pergola, pull thru, patio, chairs, fire Ring and trees.. Big trees... Pool looked nice, but we didn't use it... dog park was enclosed, nice flowers all around, but had permanent residents that drove thru the park to a trailer park behind the KOA...friendly staff, clean sites, gravel. Would stay there again. - candivan57
999 US-40 Vernal, Utah 84078 (map) | (435) 789-6450
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 75 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $38.00
Pk is in middle of town. Had FHU 50A pull thru, no cable, WiFI worked well. roomy level site. A nice small park has some permanents but sites all kept clean. Owner very friendly. Even let my husband hose off the bottom of MH. Nice grass between sites. We would come here again. - 2GermanAmericans
Sep 2016 - $33.00
Fossil valley RV park is fine for what it is - a park located in the center of town that can serve either as a stop-over after being in the wilderness or as a central point from which to travel and explore the region.
Vernal is a medium sized town with every amenity you can imagine - the Smiths grocery is walking distance across the street from the RV park. Vernal is also near the Flaming Gorge, 2 state parks just to the North (on the way to the Flaming Gorge) and just west of all the fossil sites to visit in eastern Utah and western Colorado.
Sites are tight, but you're not there to spend the day in the park; stay there for the location and what Vernal has to offer and the rate charged which for the area is very competitive. - alansills
Sep 2016 - $37.00
Park located in the middle of town on Hwy 40. Fairly level gravel sites with green grass between the slightly narrow sites. Some road noise but still easy to sit outside to enjoy our BBQ; due to the very tall shaded cottonwood and maple trees. Backs up to a high school soccer field. No cable, but Wi-Fi worked well. - mandrgames
9650 E 6000 S Jensen, Utah 84035 (map) | (435) 781-6000
Sites: 50~ | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 9 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $32.00
Very nice simple rv park, been here 4 times since 2001. Directly across from Dinasour Quarry, super Gravel, dry and not muddy Few trees, but this a desert arid area Clean restrooms, nice laundry Pleasant fried ly owners, kids play area A must stop to visit the Dinasour Momument and Quarry. - Tom Borror
Sep 2016 - $32.00
This RV park is the closest one to Dinosaur National Monument. It was a welcome sight for us because the campground in the monument had no electric sites and it was quite hot when we visited. We chose Outlaw RV because full hook-up, level gravel sites were available for a reasonable price. The owner was very friendly and we slept very well here because it was so quiet. The laundry was absolutely spotless and decorated nicely. Tent sites in a grassy area looked comfortable and spacious. I recommend this RV park to anyone visiting Dinosaur National Monument as a great alternative to camping inside the monument. - MNDoodles
Jul 2015 - $40.00
Out Law Trails
Let me start off by saying I did not stay here, but I wanted to let people know what to expect should they choose to head to Out Law Trails "campground" You will find a large gravel parking lot, with rows and rows of power pole what they call campsites. There are no trees so it's going to be hot and dry. Also people living there in anything from RV to old mobile homes. It is the closest campground to Dinosaur National Park, but there are some other places to choose from you just have to drive little futher. - laears
9650 East 6000 South Dinosaur, Colorado 81610 (map) |
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2007 - $30.00
Camp is right at the turn off to the Dinosaur Quarry national Monument. Lots of permanents working in the area. Staff very friendly and helpful. Gravel sites that were easily leveled. Short on ambiance but a safe place to spend the night after a long day when the National Monument campground is closed. - JWT
4545 Hwy 40 Jensen, Utah 81610 (map) | (435) 781-7700
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $9.00 | 15 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $9.00
We had reservations for two nights here. The site was easy to access, although the one-way loops were a little confusing at first. Invasive cheat grass is prevalent throughout the campground, although it had been trimmed in the immediate vicinity of each picnic table and fire ring. Lots of shade from mature cottonwood trees and great views, especially near sunset as shadows move up the hillside across the Green River. - Desert Beacon
Aug 2015 - $12.00
Beautiful with easy Big-Rig access. No hook-ups and no water fill/dump availability, but bathrooms are available (no showers). Very quiet, beautiful surroundings. Loop 'A' is all 'first-come, first-serve' with at least 3 pull-though spaces that could accommodate our 40'rig & 2 back in spaces that could do the same (a few more spaces that could have fit our large-ness are currently closed for 'rehab'). Camp host was friendly. Some trees throughout that provide shade to some spaces. Trails are nearby and river is visible from many camping spots. Firewood can be purchased right on site. Picnic tables and fire rings (with grill) at each site. Spots are pretty level. Road to access campground is a bit windy, but nothing scary or unmanageable. - Liz Chafik
Jun 2015 - $12.00
This campground was in a gorgeous location along the bank of the Green River. The rock formations are jaw-dropping. Sites we're pull-through and level with fire pits and picnic tables. No electric or water, but no need for a generator once the sun set and it cooled off. Very quiet. - KyKampers


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The Youth Council had a Christmas party where they wrapped 180 books for the preschoolers in their communities. They will distribute these gifts during their visits this month. The Council members will read to the children and do a literacy related activity. YC had some fun playing games especially one that tested their artistic ability having to draw a Christmas scene on a paper plate on top of their head!! Wow such talent!
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Thanks to Kit Baum, a new version of the -keyby- package is now available for download from SSC, superseding the version announced yesterday. In Stata, use the -ssc- command to install this, or -adoupdate- if you already have an old version installed.
The -keyby- package is described as below on my website. The new version fixes a minor typo in the on-line help. More importantly, the -keybygen- command (but not he -keyby- command) now has the ability to work with an empty varlist, in which case the dataset is keyed by the generated variable specified by the -generate()- option, which will then contain the sequential order of the observation in the whole dataset. This new variable will be the first variable in the dataset, unless the user specifies the -noorder- option.
I would like to thank David Kantor for alerting me to the typo in the on-line help, and also for drawing my attention to his -assertky- package, which users can also download from SSC. The -assertky- package performs a similar function to -keyby-, but does not restore the dataset to its original state in the event of failure or the user pressing -Break- (as -keyby- and -keybygen- do).
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... within all of this grandeur,the Argentinean economy is in very bad shape.The value of the Peso has plummeted next to the dollar and the country is in the ludicrous situation of having two sets of exchange to the dollar. This is known locally as the "pink dollar" and the "blue dollar". The dollar is in high demand as insurance against the peso falling further and people are willing to pay above the normal bank exchange rate to get hold of them so much ...
... up to get their photo with her. San Telmo was an area that was well known for once being the most wealthiest in Buenous Aires.
We then got taken further down the road to what used to be a grand old house; it had giant double doors that swung inwards, multiple rooms which opened up onto a central court yard and an upstairs area where there were more rooms and a balcony overlooking the street below. What we saw was just an example of this style ...
Buenos Baby
... and blue luminous lights lighting up the dashboard. Yep this is his own car. As we pulled out of the airport we went through a toll where he tailgates his way through it to avoid paying, still nothing I kist laugh. Shortly after I saw him out of the corner of my eye making a cross on his forehead, a quick prayer?.. before he turned on some heavy music and sped up to 110 in a 80zone. Oh ****... Yep it hit me. What a dumb thing to do, get in a car with a random ...
Day 60 Buenos Aires
As we had had such a hectic day yesterday in BA we decided to have a more relaxed one. For the majority of the day we chilled and chatted to Javy in the hostel. We had for the evening planned to go to an all you can eat steak buffet. This meant we starved for most of the day to make sure we had enough room for as much for meat as physically possible. The walk down to the restaurant was long and ...
".. part of the scene in Buenos Aires, Big Apple"
... obviously still happy to pay the full RRP-
no deep discount Cheryl Cole autobiographies here. Damn!
homage to Borges was much harder to effect. We thought we'd do well
by checking out the Borges Institute but that turned out to be more
Borges in name than in deed and didn�t have that much to see. We
both re-read some of the short stories instead to make up for it.
Tom bought a nice mat� gourd and straw and ...


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The 100 Precinct Community Council's annual "Breakfast With Santa" was held last Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Rockaway Beach. Many children and their families attended to meet Santa, take a photo with him and receive a free gift. The event is held to raise money for the council and its programs and activities that take place throughout the year. They include the Youth Committee and the National Night Out Against Crime event among others.
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my dog ate a sewing needle and I didn't know about it, and then he puked it up yesterday morning. What should I do? he
I had been hemming my husbands pants, and didn't know the sewing needle and thread went missing, since I had already finished, and then the following morning, Yesterday morning, he was coughing loudly and didn't pay any mind to it, and then later when I woke up, I found a wad of sticky stuff and thread with the needle in it. And he seemed fine otherwise, but Today He pooed before I fed him and then After I fed him, he didn't poo again, I had him out for a while. He is a mix breed baby boy, he's almost 7 months old. Any suggestions, or am i over concerned?
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I totally agree with Gidget that it's quite lucky he vomited it up.
But I'd be very worried about anything it may have pierced along the way.
You should call your vet for advice even if he seems ok right now. I say this because it's important, especially with the weekend coming up, that you know what signs to look for and also that you have a plan of action in case he shows signs of intestinal puncture or internal bleeding.
Your vet may or may not want to see him and there are a few tests that can be done to determine whether or not he has any internal injury. The vet would decide the best course of action.
But in terms of being overly concerned....I don't honestly think that's possible in a case like this. It's very concerning and I don't blame you for being worried. There's a possibility he's just fine, but why take that risk when you can take action now to help prevent a disaster, would be my take on it.
Please come back and let us know how he is doing!
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This is tough to say. It is really good that he vomited it back up, but I know you are now concerned if it may have punctured anything.
If it were me, I would watch ever so closely to any unexplained changed in bowel habits, consistancy and formation. I would also pay close attention to any change of behavior, as if he isn't feeling well.
Internal punctures, may release blood in urine/vomit or stool, but don't rely on this, sometimes it is well hidden.
If your dog continues to act fine for the next several days, then I would venture to say he is very lucky. Since it is coming up on the weekend, you might make sure you have the number to your on call vet, or be prepared to make a visit to an emergency clinic should any change take place over the weekend.
I truly hope he is fine and you have no further problems, but watch super closely, you can never know about these things, and you just don't want to be too late.
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I had a cat do this while I was out of town for the day a few years ago, only he didn't throw it up. He coughed up a little blood into his food dish and I grabbed him and high tailed it to the vet. They took an xray and it revealed a sewing needle, complete with thread lodged in his thoat just past his larynx. The vet lightly sedated him and just pulled it out. He was very lucky it lodged where it was and didn't need surgery. He got a week on antibiotics and several days of soft food. Everything turned out well!
I'd call your vet to at very least let them know as to be "on call" just in case. They will also be able to tell you tell tail signs to watch for. The only thing I would worry about is if he stops pooping. He might have swallowed something else along with the needle, say a bit of left over fabric?? Spool of thread?? Keep a really close eye on him!
Hope he gets better!
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This is getting pretty crazy yet pretty funny at the same time. Image has been sharing glimpses at the Guardians of the Globe. Something we'll see more of in August. So far, we've seen Invincible declare he was a member, as well as Spawn (because Todd McFarlane lost a bet). Today's reveal might not make any sense but it's a great idea...just in case these Guardians have to face any...zombies.
We have to assume there's a bit of joking around here. But just imagine if this were all legit. How rad would it be to see Invincible, Spawn and Rick Grimes (in black-and-white of course) running around the same comic?
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Celtics coach Doc Rivers joined Dennis & Callahan on Tuesday morning to discuss the state of the Celtics, who are coming off Sunday's blowout loss to the Pistons that dropped them to 6-5.
"Too early to tell. I do like where we're going, we're trending, we're getting better in a lot of areas," Rivers said. "Also understand we just came off the toughest stretch that we're going to have this season, as far as seven games in 10 days, four games in five. We don't have another stretch like that this year. So, when you watch, let's say the Detroit game, you're trying to evaluate more on conditioning and fatigue, just so many other factors, instead of just watching your team play basketball."
Rajon Rondo has a streak of 34 consecutive games with double-digit assists, but there was some controversy about his most recent 10-assist game. Rivers acknowledged keeping Rondo in against the Pistons until he got his 10th assist even though the game was out of reach.
"It doesn't matter that much to me, honestly," Rivers said. "I can tell you I honestly didn't know about it until maybe a week ago, because I don't read much stuff. Then I heard the chatter before games, the reporters were asking about it, so then you know about it. I think it does matter to him, there's no doubt about that. I just don't want it to matter to him more than just playing his game. And I think for the most part he's done that.
"The other night I'm sitting there thinking we're going to lose the game with five minutes left, you could clearly see that. And that's the first time that I turned around and asked someone, 'Hey, how many assists does Rondo have?' He had eight, and I decided to leave him in and see if he can get two more."
Asked if he thought about how it might cheapen the accomplishment to have Rondo get his last two assists in garbage time, Rivers said: "Yeah, but in that case it's not like everyone stopped playing. The other team absolutely didn't stop playing. I just left him on the floor. If that had been a close game he'd have been on the floor. So, I didn't think it was that big of a deal."
Darko Milicic, signed in the offseason to provide depth in the frontcourt, reportedly has been considering returning to his native Serbia to be with his ailing mother. Milicic, a bust as the second overall pick in the 2003 draft, has appeared in just one game for the Celtics.
"It's up to him right now," Rivers said. "He has some family issues, more his mom. Not playing, and being in another country, and the NBA hasn't gone exactly great for him over his career. So, it's a lot of reasons for him to want to leave. And I understand that, and I told him that. So, I pretty much left it up to him. He has my blessing either way."
The Celtics have two 2012 draft picks playing with the D-League's Maine Red Claws, but Rivers said that if Milicic departs, it doesn't necessarily mean one of the rookies will get a call-up.
"I don't think we're in any rush to do that," Rivers said. "If we see somebody out there that we think can help us if Darko leaves, then yes. If not, patience usually helps in our league. Especially after the All-Star break, guys get released, other guys become available. I think we'll be patient."
To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page [1]. For more Celtics news, visit the team page at weei.com/celtics [2].
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Ellyn Ogden has coordinated USAID's polio eradication initiative since 1997 and is a frequent visitor to India.
Western Uttar Pradesh was once seen as the world's largest reservoir of polio virus. Four districts, namely Moradabad, Bareilly, Rampur and Badaun, were considered the 'Hot 4' and for many years, people speculated that the last polio cases would be from these districts. But the skeptics were wrong. The districts pulled together, involved all ministries, not just the health sector, and held everyone accountable for performance. The District Magistrates took charge and became personally involved in solving any obstacles that would crop up. Vacant medical officer positions were filled and progress was monitored closely.
Across India messages travelled the TV and radio airways. Celebrities and sports legends lent their support. Rotarians urged everyone to participate, provided much needed financing, and rolled up their sleeves to help out during the campaigns. CORE and UNICEF Mobilizers spent countless hours answering mothers' questions, and in some places visited every pregnant woman to sensitize her in advance of the need for immunization. When the baby was born, the mother would then receive a 'congratulations' card, an immunization card and education on how to protect the child from a range of diseases. These extraordinary efforts make a difference far beyond polio eradication.
The last polio case in India was in Howarah District of West Bengal. It was not in the 'Hot 4.' It was in a child who was never vaccinated against polio in the routine system. It was in an unexpected area, demonstrating the importance of a robust surveillance system. The rapid outbreak response by the West Bengal government has been exceptional. The health team in the area knows how fragile the situation is. Still, far too many families refuse vaccination, there are periodic shortages of the trivalent vaccine used in the routine system, there are vacant medical officer posts, and routine immunization sessions happen once a month rather than the needed once a week in many rural areas.
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