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"There's only twelve months in a year," she laments. "Our gallery doesn't really let me pull in good local talent." And because there's just not enough room at the Tank, she's created the DC Gallery (short for "Denver, Colorado," not to mention "Dina Castillo"), a place that metro-area artists working in underground themes, from pinups and comic-book figures to graffiti and rock poster art, can call their own. But there's one little hitch: Taking a page from Vancouver's Tart Gallery, a gypsy venue with no permanent home that's run by two upstarts who call themselves the Pop Tarts, Castillo's new gallery camps out wherever and whenever it can. At the moment, it's at the Urban Renewal Salon on East Colfax Avenue, where UPOP: The Best of Denver¹s Underground Pop Culture, an inaugural show curated by Castillo and spotlighting some of the area's best purveyors of the shady genre, opens on July 19 for a month-long run.
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To give locals equal time, Castillo selected twelve artists for UPOP, including some so up-and-coming that they've already been featured at lowbrow galleries and events. Kirsten Easthope, for example, creates pinup-adorned bowling pins that regularly go for 600 bucks a pop at tattoo shows, hot-rod conventions and ultra-cool galleries across the nation. Also included are fetching nudie pig pinups and robot-besieged beach bunnies by Alex Meyer; tour-de-force portraits of Stephen King and Edgar Allan Poe by ghoulish goth caricature artist Phil Harris; graffiti by Ben Thompson; sculptor Vincent Comparetto's industrial light boxes; ironic billboard photography with a message by Jamie Leigh; rock posters by Lindsay Kuhn; and even more forays into subterranean genres and subgenres.
With Lady Luck -- one of pin-painter Easthope's favorite Vegas-inspired icons -- on her side, Castillo hopes UPOP will be the start of great things to come. Eventually, she would like to organize a large, all-Colorado tattooist's fine-art show, perhaps in conjunction with an upcoming tattoo-art exhibit at Th'Ink Tank; she's particularly excited by recent work in which Chicano artists mix images from wrestling culture and comic books. Solo shows by artists in the current exhibition are also possible. It's just a matter of time and place -- especially place. UPOP on in. -- Susan Froyd
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Chapter 16
It was the 6th of May, a day which corresponds to the 6th of November in the
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temperature was not as yet much lower, and a centigrade thermometer,
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LINQ problem with queries containing null values for nullable types in a where clause
The following query makes comparisons to the CLR String type which can be null:
var q = from l in db.Locationswhere (l.Address == address) && (l.City == city) && (l.Country == country) && (l.Lat == lat) && (l.Lon == lon) && (l.State == state) && (l.Type == type.ToString()) && (l.Zip == zip) select l.Id;
(address, city, state, zip, and country are strings, and their corresponding columns in the Location table allow NULL values)
In VS 2008 Beta 2, LINQ seems to incorrectly generate the following query:
SELECT [t0].[Id]
FROM [dbo].[Location] AS [t0]
WHERE ([t0].[Address] = @p0) AND ([t0].[City] = @p1) AND ([t0].[Country] = @p2) AND ([t0].[Lat] = @p3) AND ([t0].[Lon] = @p4) AND ([t0].[State] = @p5) AND ([t0].[Type] = @p6) AND ([t0].[Zip] = @p7)
@p0 [String]: '6100 Iliff Rd Nw'
@p1 [String]: 'Albuquerque'
@p2 [String]: ''
@p3 [Double]: 35.103263
@p4 [Double]: -106.707807
@p5 [String]: 'NM'
@p6 [String]: 'Organization'
@p7 [String]: ''
I would expect LINQ to instead generate a query with "is null" if the CLR variable values happen to be null at runtime, whereas in the generated SQL above, a comparison is made to the empty string value, which is not the same result.
In the meantime, I imagine many developers will run into this issue, have to debug with the sql query visualizer add-on as I did, figure out what's going on, and build a query builder helper function for these types of queries -- but is there a reason it couldn't instead be built into the framework?
This issue was also raised before, but seems to have been marked as 'answered' without a good answer.Monday, October 15, 2007 6:28 AM
The solution is to use object.Equals instead of the equality operator:
string address = null;
var q = from l in db.Locations
where (object.Equals (l.Address, address) && ...)
select ...
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The solution is to use object.Equals instead of the equality operator:
string address = null;
var q = from l in db.Locations
where (object.Equals (l.Address, address) && ...)
select ...
JoeMonday, October 15, 2007 8:11 AM
Thanks Joe! That certainly seems to do the trick!
For anyone else who runs into this and happens to stumble upon the forums, I just found a little bit more background here as well:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2115031&SiteID=1Monday, October 15, 2007 4:58 PM
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This is just fantastic. Aside from the usual kudos these figures get for their costumes, paint jobs & accessories (although I couldn't believe how all of this fit in a box that size!) what really got me is the expressions on Waxer & boils faces! This set is a STEAL at this price. GET IT!
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As awesome and as well made as these figures are, it is amazing that they haven't sold out yet. This set is one of the best that I have and I own all the 12" Star Wars figures released to date. If you don't have this set, you cannot go wrong by picking this one up. The details are GREAT.
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It's absurd that this hasn't sold out yet. I have ever trooper variant and every clone made to date, and these are by far the highest quality of the lot. Grouped with the Numa figure, they illustrate the idealistic nature of the clone army, and its mission to protect the innocents of the Republic.
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This controls all components either by the push of a button or with timing functions.
This controls individual devices and preprogrammed combinations anywhere in the house. Controls individual devices and preprogrammed combinations anywhere in the house.
The space-age convenience of remote control is now available in an easy-to-install technology called Z-Wave. This new system will wirelessly switch on or off any combination of lights or outlets from a portable remote or with a control panel by your bedside table, workstation, kitchen countertop or anywhere else in the house. Best of all, you don't have to buy a whole-house computer system or open walls to install or reroute wires.
Here's how it works: Z-Wave consists of two simple elements, a controller that sends a signal and a receiver/switch that receives the signal and turns the power on or off. There are several types of receivers. Some take the place of conventional wall switches, others take the place of wall outlets, and still others simply plug into wall outlets. All will allow you the option to use the outlet or switch manually as before.
Once you mount the receiver/switches, you simply program the controller to operate them. Controllers have several special features. They can operate several switches from a single button. Or use the timer function to preset devices to operate automatically. Say, for example, you come home every night after dark at 8. You can set up your home so that at 7:55, the outside security lights are turned on, and inside the house, the garage, hallway and kitchen are all brightly lit for your arrival.
You can start your system with only a few devices and build from there, without worrying that the technology will be outdated next year. Z-Wave has a bright future. Dozens of companies have signed on to the Z-Wave protocol, so you'll be able to outfit your home with products from different companies as long as you choose products that sport the Z-Wave label. Just look for that label when you buy.
Have the necessary tools for this DIY project lined up before you start—you'll save time and frustration.
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The long awaited follow up album from Melbourne's Alpine is finally here!
– ★★★★☆ by Emma Rose
The long awaited follow up album from Melbourne's Alpine is finally here!
– ★★★★☆ by Emma Rose
Alpine share a beautiful new lullaby with us this week
ALPINE are back, looking & sounding like the coolest kids on the block
Melbourne based indie-pop crew Alpine have been mega busy this year. They dropped a 5-track debut EP and hit the road for a massive headline tour while also squeezing in a few support slots along the way.
Melbourne indie-pop team Alpine have been on the road quite a bit this year promoting latest EP, Zurich. They're now looking at releasing their debut LP in early 2012. Here's the first single to come from the forthcoming record, titled 'Hands': Mobile users, click here to listen. Alpine's debut album will be available via Ivy League […]
Melbourne indie-pop crew Alpine have decided to hit the road again to promote the release of their debut EP Zurich and latest single, 'Villages'.


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Hello all
I am a new knitter and am currently making a soaker for my son.
The pattern I have is in stocking stitch but I would like to use rib as it will be thicker/more dense that way.. so am I correct in "assuming" that I can decrease by using SSK (and K2tog at the other end) then on the next row, k1, ssp, then the next k1, p1, ssk etc so that I have edging of 1x1 rib to decrease? and then increase back to 2x2?
(does that even make sense - apologies if not!)
Meagan(knitting newbie but loving it)
I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around what you mean. What do the original decrease instructions for the stockinette say? I assume you're trying to keep the 2x2 pattern intact while you decrease...?
Hi, sorry for the confusion!!
The original pattern calls for SSK and then K2together at opposite end of the knit rows, so decreasing 2 stitches every 2 rows..
And yes, I guess what I am wanting to do is to keep the rib in tact :??
I am wanting to shape it for the legs so decrease then increase (to an hour glass type shape) Perhaps I could cast off some stitches do do it? then cast on again? hmm.. MAybe I should stick with the original :rofl:
You know, now that I think about it, I think I'd go ahead with the 2x2 rib, but basically use the original decrease instructions. Since you're decreasing (or increasing) evenly on each side, you'll still keep the look of the pattern. So on your first decrease, you'll do an SSK/K2tog combination, but when you do your second set of decreases, you'll do an SSP/P2tog combo. I think that's right, based on how I'm visualizing it. I am on Vicodin, though, so I hope I'm making sense!
LOL--now that I re-read your original post, I think I'm just repeating what you already said! :teehee: Sounds like you have the right idea.
there are lots of ways to decrease in ribbing, but basicly they work out to
Keeping the ribbing intact, (as 2 X 2 or what ever pattern)you select 3, 4 (some number) of ribs to 'eat up' the other ribs. here is a hatdone this way--this is a good style to learn, since it is also used to decreases in ribbing on sleeves, or shaping (waist, etc) on sweaters knit entirely in ribbing)
and changing the ribbing pattern, from 2 X 2 to 2 X 1, to 1X 1, to stocking knit, and done)
here is a hat donethis way
there are variation on the decrease process in both styles, but most decrease patterns fall into one or the other (there are some special patterns that only work with 1 X 1 ribbing)
Ooh! Do you have a pattern for the one that keeps the ribbing intact? I made a 1x1 hat for my husband last week, and ended up doing a double decrease. It looks pretty cool, but that photo is more like what I wanted to do.
thanks everyone for your input
I opted with the decrease in the purl, which is working well although my mind is ticking and I think next time I'll try for ssk.. etc just to see what happens
of troy - that hat is aweseom - do you have a pattern?
many thanks to you experts for helpng out a newbie, it is great to see! :cheering:


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State officials warned consumers yesterday not to eat striped bass from the Hudson River or salmon from Lake Ontario because Federal and state researchers have found that the fish contain dangerously high amounts of PCB, a toxic chemical used in a wide range of manufacturing processes.
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Port Verge is a small town on the southern tip of Questor Island in the Lhazaar Principalities. It is governed by Prince Kolberkon and is the seat of the Principality of the Diresharks.
Prince Kolberkon, in an attempt to surpass Prince Rygar of the Seadragons Principality and his seat of Regalport in importance, is negotiating deals with the Emerald Claw and House Lyrandar for funds and infrastucture.
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In honor of Presidents' Day, here is a photo gallery highlighting the U.S. presidents who graduated from Yale (there were five), those who were awarded honorary degrees by the University or have visited the campus, and chiefs of state featured in Yale's collections.
For the record, the Yale graduates who went on to hold the U.S. presidency are: William Howard Taft, B.A. 1878; Gerald R. Ford, 1941 LL.B.; George H.W. Bush, B.A. 1948; Bill Clinton, J.D. 1973; and George W. Bush, B.A. 1968.
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UGG boots, on the other hand, should stay neutral colors. NBC fluff pieces with her walking aimlessly in the woods with the shoes certainly do not help. I'm sorry, but because of the first AND last 30 seconds, I could not take her seriously until a month later.
I do think she's wonderful now, though. And very much so.
Sheepskin boots are warm and fuzzy and comfortable, yes, but the gold UGGs should stay off-camera--especially when NBC is around.


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The ALA 2016 Youth Media Awards including the Newbery Medal and Caldecott Medal, will be announced January 11, 2016 at 8:00 a.m. ET.
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- How School Librarians Can Assist You: Internet Safety and Filtering and To Filter or Not: The Pros and Cons of Using Parental Control Software. American Association of School Librarians (AASL, a division of ALA)
- Resources for Children and Their Parents and Educators: Dealing with the Tragic Events of September 11, 2001: Web Sites to Help Children and Adults. Resources that were compiled to aid parents, teachers and caregivers in discussing with children and teens the terrorist attacks that took place in New York City, Washington, DC, and Pennsylvania on Tuesday, September 11, 2001.
- Sites for Parents, Caregivers, Teachers & Others of the Great Web Sites for Kids
- Senior Sites on the Web (Sites for Seniors) - Library Services to an Aging Population - List of links compiled by members of the Library Services to an Aging Population Committee of the Reference Services Section (RSS) of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA, a division of ALA), in the following categories: Organizations; Health Resources; Elder Law/Elder Abuse; Estate/Retirement Planning; Magazines; Searchable Sites/Directories; Of General Interest to Seniors.
For Students (of all ages)
- ABC-CLIO Online History Award, with complete list of all previous winners, from 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, and 2015: Doctor or Doctress?: Explore American history through the eyes of women physicians. The award, offered every other year, beginning in 2005, from the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA), a division of the American Library Association, seeks to encourage the development of freely available, sustainable online history resources by singling out innovative projects and the individuals who created them.
- Best Free Reference Websites for 2015 - Best Free Reference Web Sites Combined Index (1999-2015). Emerging Technologies in Reference Section (ETS) of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA), a division of the American Library Association
- Best Historical Materials. Historical Materials Committee of the History Section of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA), a division of the American Library Association
- BRASS Best of the Best Business Websites. Business Reference and Services Section (BRASS) of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA), a division of the American Library Association
- Choice's Outstanding Academic Titles, 2014: Top 10 Internet Resources - Choice Outstanding Academic Titles (OAT). The Choice subject editors recognize the most significant titles reviewed each calendar year by compiling the "Outstanding Academic Titles" (OAT) list, which is published each January in Choice magazine and on Choice Reviews Online. As a special preview to the full 2014 list, which will appear in the January 2015 issue, the Choice subject editors have selected from among the 2014 list their favorites for the following "Top 25 Books" and "Top 10 Internet Resources" lists.
- Using Primary Sources on the Web. This brief guide from the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA), a division of the American Library Association, is designed to provide students and researchers with information to help them evaluate the internet sources and the quality of primary materials that can be found online.
For Librarians and Educators
- ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of ALA) TechConnect. A moderated blog produced by a group of academic librarians covering innovative projects, emerging tech tools, computer programming, usability, design, and more.
- Best Apps for Teaching & Learning. AASL (American Association of School Librarians, a division of ALA). The Best Apps for Teaching and Learning is a new recognition honoring apps of exceptional value to inquiry-based teaching and learning as embodied in the AASL's Standards for the 21st-Century Learner.
- Best Websites for Teaching & Learning. AASL (American Association of School Librarians, a division of ALA). See series of AASL Blog entries, Ideas for Using AASL Best Websites:
- Internet & Technology. Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC, a division of ALA). Resources about children and the Internet, educational technology.
- Libraries and the Internet Toolkit: Tips and Guidance for Managing and Communicating about the Internet. ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF).
- Library Reference, Research, and Resources: Tools for the Librarian and ALA Library Fact Sheet 29 - Links to Library Web Resources from the ALA Library
- LITA (Library and Information Technology Association, a division of the ALA) Blog. Hosts original content by LITA members on information technologies and trends relevant to librarians.
- Online Social Networks - ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF)
- PRIMO; Peer-Reviewed Instructional Materials Online - PRIMO, a committee of the ACRL (Association opf College and Research Libraries, a division of ALA) Instruction Section, promotes and shares peer-reviewed instructional materials created by librarians to teach people about discovering, accessing and evaluating information in networked environments. The PRIMO Committee hopes that publicizing selective, high quality resources will help librarians to respond to the educational challenges posed by still emerging digital technologies.
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- Site of the Month: Monthly series of in-depth profiles of projects recently added into the PRIMO database. Each Site of the Month interview offers insights and ideas from the creators and developers of those projects.
- Technology Made Simple: An Improvement Guide for Small and Medium Libraries Web Extra by Kimberly Bolan and Rob Cullin - This companion website to the Technology Made Simple: An Improvement Guide for Small and Medium Libraries publication by Kimberly Bolan and Rob Cullin has been created to supplement the book and to help increase its usability and effectiveness.
- YALSA Handouts and Flyers. YALSA (Young Adult Library Services Association, a division of ALA) offers several downloadable resources about its events and resources. You can download these presentations, handouts, and flyers for use at conferences, presentations, workshops, and other events.
- Websites and Web Accessibility pages at the ALA Professional Tips Wiki, compiled by the ALA Library
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Wow Charlotte you finally made it. I can imagine your headache after all that. But at least you are there where it was meant to be. I am drinking my morning coffee and it was such pleasure reading your whole story....from behind my desk.
Making the 'right' turn back to Colombia
Trip Start Dec 10, 2011
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I am doing another new thing in my travels and having my first couch surfing experience, I have to say that I think I got very lucky as the view from the apartment is wonderful of the whole city and did I mention that they have a swimming pool?
If this is what 'couchsurfing' is like then I am convinced. I had met two lovely Danish girls back in Sucre, Bolivia whilst chatting over cooking food together in the shared kitchen. We talked about where we had been travelling and talked about Colombia, and then finally Medellin.
I love talking to people about the city as I hear how much they love it too and where they had been
So here I am couchsurfing, I have been made to feel very welcome, lots of offers of going out and if I need anything. It is exactly what I needed after the crazy journey to get here and the situation I find myself in when I arrive.
So first the journey to get here. Some of you will remember that I am not meant to be back in Colombia again but in South Africa. I stayed one month more which meant I was longer in South America than I thought I would be, previously loving Colombia I stayed longer, skipping Ecuador and flying direct to Peru. I am also not a fast traveller, I like to take things slow, take the place in and maybe volunteer in that location too, learn Spanish or take a cooking class. So with this I wanted to make sure I had enough time to visit Bolivia properly. So I changed my Round the World air ticket and extended out my flight from Sao Paolo to South Africa
My journey began in Sucre, Bolivia on a nightbus that left at 5.30pm to La Paz. The one I booked was cancelled and at the last minute I was shifted onto another bus but that was not stopping at the airport. It would be ok I thought if this is the only hiccup. The bus was packed and resembled something more of a refugee bus with the guy next to me, snoring and elbowing me most of the way. One of the more memorable parts of my bus trip was everyone getting off and I mean everyone except three of us, squatting right there in the road to wee. I went and found a normal toilet, that I saw only two other people use and that was it. Habits die hard I guess!
Now the next part of the journey I see people getting off our bus in the pitch dark of the morning, I figure we are here. So I get my stuff and get off, I realise we are not here and the bus has broken down. I look at the time, it is 5:45am and my flight leaves at 8:30am, oh shit! I could miss my flight. Everyone is hailing anything that drives past, some people get lucky and jump on a passing bus. Then some 'micro' buses turn up and I run for my life so fast to get on it and don't budge, despite the confusion about where it was going exactly. Through the journey I thought to myself I was not going to get there, it was now light and we hit crazy La Paz morning traffic. This is where the micro stopped and I jumped off running between the traffic on the main road to the other side where I could see a taxi. The driver is fast asleep and I knock loudly on his window. I ask him to take me to the airport and he seems confused and not wanting to take me and I ask again, I get in and we are off him beeping at the traffic so we can pass through the junction. It turns out if I had walked maybe two more blocks I would have been looking at the airport I was so close. I paid too much but I did not care, I was glad to be there.
Now let's see if I can get on the flight. It was now 7am. There's a large line for Avianca and I ask the man in front of me if it was for Lima, he said yes. No hurry in this airport. I was so happy to be there that I chatted to this man and told him my story. The man behind me spotted my newly sewed badges on my backpack, one of the Colombia flag and he asked me I had been to Colombia. "Si me gusta en Colombia" I replied. He soon worked out I was not an expert Spanish speaker and spoke excellent English with me. I spent the next, almost six hours with this good looking, interesting man from Guatemala talking about common hobbies of writing, both worked in IT and that he was working for a non-profit helping people. The latter being something I am quite interested in. We had a lot to talk about and it was great company to pass the time.
On arrival at Lima, my next flight was delayed but not very much so I did not worry. Then as the time came, it was delayed longer and I realised I would miss my connection in the next city, Bogota. Avianca reassured me it would be fine. I did miss the connection, and am booked on the next flight at 8:10pm from Bogota to Medellin. I attempt to change SIM cards in my phone to my Colombian one so I can contact my couch surfing hosts, dam my phone broke again (it did this last time I changed SIM cards), so I am phoneless and cannot even put my UK sim back in to surf the wifi spot.
I have no Colombian money on me and I cannot leave the airport to the foyer part to make a call or use the minutos service as I am in transit. So I open up my laptop log onto the wifi spot and attempt to use skype to call my couch surfing host, it was a terrible line and connection and I eventually give up with a promise of an email instead. A kind man opposite saw my difficulty and asked would I like to use his phone and do I need him to translate. I thought yes! I am back in Colombia and this is why I love this country. I used his mobile and updated my couch surfing host to my ETA. Boarded the flight and by this point just needed a cup of tea to wake me up, it had been almost 25 hours travel time with little sleep on the night bus. But no I am back in Colombia, and tea is not a readily available commodity, coffee is. I settled for some nice tasty 'agua'! I had a splitting headache and the man next to me leg kept shaking and when we hit some turbulence he jumped and grabbed my leg with his hand as a reaction. I had sat next to a lady on the last flight who crossed herself, in the religious sense, more than 5 times and told me she was petrified of flying and told me if I need anything in Colombia to call her, giving me her contact information. I seem to be a bit jinxed with who I was sitting next to except for my first flight of course, but then he had asked could he sit next to me so god knows who I would have sat next to!
We had been on the flight for 1.5 hours, which I had not really noticed until an announcement was read in Spanish and I caught a lot of it, but was not entirely sure.
The key words that popped out were 'meteorological' 'Cali' and 'Volcan'. The three together did not make a lot of sense at all. The girl across from me asked in Spanish if I understood and do I prefer Spanish or English. I quickly replied if she speaks English I prefer it. Luckily for me she did and explained that the announcement said the flight was being diverted to Cali because of a weather disturbance from a volcano and it was not safe to pass over to reach Medellin. We landed in Cali and the plane stayed on the tarmac for some time, we as passengers also stayed on the plane as it grew hotter and hotter and people were stripping off and I was flapping the air safety card to cool down, I also took some nurofen to sort my splitting headache out which was for sure about lack of sleep.
The girl across from me also lent me her mobile so I can contact again my couch surfing hosts, as I imagined they almost did not believe what I was telling them as the air steward came over and angrily told me to turn off the phone immediately. There were plenty of other people using theirs, but no I was talking in English and I was the tourist so I had to turn it off. The Colombian girl was super angry I was treated like this and said it was not good and she wanted to make a complaint to the airline about it. She also refused to believe the 'volcano' story and noticed how the cabin crew changed over in Cali, but yet our plane was in the wrong place… mmm who knows. We got to Medellin finally at about midnight. The girl said to stick with her and we would go in a taxi together and of course I agreed wholeheartedly as the airport is about one hour from the city and it was late at night and not good to go on my own. She then by chance met work colleagues at the baggage carousel and he offered to drive all of us into the city to a downtown taxi rank. They were lovely people and I got a taxi to the apartment and met my host and got him out of bed, as it was 2am when I arrived finally. I went to sleep but in the knowledge that I only was going to get 5 hours of it, before I was going to get up for the big surprise and the children's party. I did not care, I was back in my Latin American home and I knew I made the right decision to return. It was good to be back and that journey across; a time zone, three countries, four cities, two days, three flights, a bus that broke down, three taxis, a diverted plane due to a volcanic eruption and a lot of very helpful people, was totally worth it, to be here and be in time for the volunteer project party was wonderful.


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Brand new bilge pump that doesn't pump.... ugh
I've got a second issue today too. This one is stumping me.
I've got a brand new bilge pump installed and it takes 10-15 minutes of run time to re-prime it and get the water flowing out of the bilge each time I start it. Heck, sometimes it wont prime and start to flow at all.
If I unclip the pump from the screen / mount and shake it, then the air bubbles slurp out of the hose and then it starts flowing. I've narrowed it to some sort of reverse-drain out of the bilge line to the overboard outlet, but even a rule self-priming pump isn't helping... ugh.
Obviously, I can't be below decks every time I need to run the pump to shake it to get started. The lift on the pump is only about 4 feet, and about 8-10 feet in length.
Is there anyway to resolve this - I've run out of ideas (well, besides scrapping it for a manual diaphragm pump I can run from the cockpit). I've replaced the hosing and pump, and I still haven't found a way to get the water out without dicking around with the pump itself each time it needs to run. The battery drain is a bear to deal with, notwithstanding the initial issue .
Some thoughts here would be GREATLY appreciated!!!!
Don't understand your statement that even a "rule self-priming pump isn't helping." All bilge pumps are self-priming so the q becomes with what are you comparing it?
There are only two reasons why a bilge pump won't work - too much head for the pump or a leak. What size pump are you using?
Have you checked how much voltage the pump is getting and how much current it is drawing. Maybe the motor on the pump is shot or it is drawing too little current to work properly. Either condition might leave the pump so that it can't self-prime properly. It could also just be a bad pump.
Is your bilge clean? I know my Rule pump would have problem if my bilge is dirty with fibre, hair small pieces of small something. I even end up removing the strainer wire and cleaning the sloted base (red color bottom that mount on the bilge) before it would work.
This: " If I unclip the pump from the screen / mount and shake it, then the air bubbles slurp out of the hose and then it starts flowing"
...makes me wonder if there a backflow preventer on your bilge hose? If so it can trap a pocket of air that will compress below the (however many feet of) water in the bilge hose that will prevent the pump from working correctly.
What you're thinking of is called a check valve, and they're usually a really bad idea on a bilge pump, since the add quite a bit of back pressure and really reduce the pump's output capacity.
Awesome input guys, I would have never thought to look for a anti-siphon valve or whatever it is called.
I'll look into the amperage and voltage while I'm in there.
I'll touch base back here when I get the entire line checked and the power measured.. Heck, its a good excuse (for me to justify to the wife) to replace the older hose and electrical wires anyhow.
Thanks again
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How many Nebraskans are avid fish keepers?
Because sometimes I feel like the only one! I was talking to one of my friends the other day about RCS (because I am trying to find some for my tank) and she was like "People actually keep shrimp?" :icon_lol: So if you find yourself in the same situation, explaining that no, keeping fish does not make you a freak, then send a shout out! Let us know who you are! Stories about dumb things people say are also welcome. :P
Welcome! Not Nebraska, but Due North in SD! Whereabouts are you? I'm not aware of any good shrimp LFS in Nebraska, but there are some cool ones.
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I'm just outside of Lincoln... And the only shrimp the lfs there sells is ghost shrimp... which are great, but not what I was looking for lol.
It looks like there aren't ANY local fish-lovers! A disappointment, but I guess I'll just have to go convert some... ;)
Hey GuppyGirl, welcome to the forums! I also live in NE, probably not too far from you (I'm near York).
Sorry, I have not been living here long enough to have had time to check out all of the local LFS. You might try going to Nebraska Aquatic Supply in Omaha. I don't know if they have many shrimp, but they have some and they seem very willing to take suggestions from customers on what to stock. You can check them out on Facebook, and they have a posting on this forum as well.
I'm ur brother GuppyGirl lol. I think i live in Nebraska... :P
naturelady if you're from Nebraska join my group; Nebraskan Aquarists.
I didn't ask about fish-killers! :P lol
Yes ma'am. I'm in Omaha. And there really isn't a great place for shrimp here. Unless you're a ghost shrimp. :) You can get fish you like special ordered from Aquapets, or just go there like every other day like I do!
I have seen lower grade CRS at Nebraska Aquatic Supply but to be honest you would be better off buying from some of the members on this forum as you will end up with nicer shrimp for half of what you would pay at a LFS. I myself have a hard time spending money on these over priced water roaches even though some of them are beautiful. To each is own I guess. Nebraska Aquatic does have some nice stuff though as far as a LFS goes. It's nice to see more Nebraskans on here as well.
Yeah, I think I'll just end up ordering them online... but I really hate shipping costs. lol
Do you have any recommendations?
http://www.theshrimpfarm.com/ all my shrimp came alive and well.. tiny however...
That looks like a pretty good deal! :icon_bigg I don't know if I have room for 50 full grown shrimp... but I figure I can probably find homes for the overflow. Thanks for the reference!
No problem, I was in Omaha yesterday, stopped at Nebraska Aquatic Supply and say they had a few more types of shrimp than they used to. Crystals, oranges, and some that were called black something and blue something shrimps... If you wanna keep it local and skip the shipping, pester them into cutting you a deal :D
lol I'll have to check that out too! :D
I live in Omaha and I'll have some red rili shrimp for sale soon, if you wanted some of those. :)
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CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS UNAUDITED (in thousands except per share amounts) Three Months Ended --------------------------------------- December 31 September 30 --------------------- ------------ 2009 2008 2009 ---- ---- ---- Revenue $931,547 $1,416,788 $878,172 Operating Expenses: Cost of sales and services 860,674 1,083,934 810,021 Research and engineering 15,501 17,120 16,133 Marketing 24,570 30,693 24,849 General and administrative 42,188 41,988 40,763 Pension settlement -- 21,695 -- Loss (gain) on disposal of assets (586) 34 1,380 ---- --- ----- Total operating expenses 942,347 1,195,464 893,146 ------- --------- ------- Operating income (loss) (10,800) 221,324 (14,974) Interest expense (7,079) (6,042) (6,741) Interest income 7 515 27 Other income (expense), net (1,620) 1,709 (5,780) ------ ----- ------ Income (loss) from continuing operations before income taxes (19,492) 217,506 (27,468) Income tax expense (benefit) (11,091) 67,043 (24,677) ------- ------ ------- Income (loss) from continuing operations (8,401) 150,463 (2,791) Loss from discontinued operations, net of tax (4,874) (1,225) (7,156) ------ ------ ------ Net income (loss) $(13,275) $149,238 $(9,947) ======== ======== ======= Basic Earnings (Loss) Per Share: Continuing operations $(0.03) $0.51 $(0.01) Discontinued operations (0.02) -- (0.02) ----- --- ----- Net income (loss) per share $(0.05) $0.51 $(0.03) ====== ===== ====== Diluted Earnings (Loss) Per Share: Continuing operations $(0.03) $0.51 $(0.01) Discontinued operations (0.02) -- (0.02) ----- --- ----- Net income (loss) per share $(0.05) $0.51 $(0.03) ====== ===== ====== Weighted Average Shares Outstanding: Basic 293,463 292,685 292,123 Diluted 293,463 293,910 292,123 Supplemental Data: Depreciation and amortization $75,549 $69,363 $78,126 Capital expenditures 39,722 117,124 79,974 Debt at end of period 509,754 553,357 506,112Operating Highlights Following are the results of operations for the three months ended December 31, 2009, December 31, 2008 and September 30, 2009:
Three Months Ended --------------------------------- December 31 September 30 --------------- ------------ 2009 2008 2009 ---- ---- ---- U.S./Mexico Pressure Pumping $384,876 $721,546 $342,697 Revenue Operating Income (16,933) 151,885 (34,931) Operating Income Margins -4% 21% -10% Canada Pressure Pumping Revenue $82,313 $131,810 $58,995 Operating Income 4,498 28,843 (1,516) Operating Income Margins 5% 22% -3% International Pressure Pumping Revenue $283,867 $314,114 $257,552 Operating Income 26,520 46,482 21,645 Operating Income Margins 9% 15% 8% Oilfield Services Group Revenue $180,491 $249,318 $218,928 Operating Income 4,215 41,195 30,338 Operating Income Margins 2% 17% 14% Corporate Operating Loss $(29,100) $(47,081) $(30,510)December Quarter Review U.S./Mexico Pressure Pumping Services first quarter 2010 revenue of $384.9 million was 12% higher than the September 2009 quarter (sequential) with average active drilling rigs for the same period increasing 14%. Compared to the December 2008 quarter (year-over-year), revenue decreased 47% on a 42% decrease in average active drilling rigs. Sequentially, revenue improved most notably in the Permian Basin, South Texas, East Texas and Mid-Continent. For the year-over-year periods, the steep declines were attributable to lower fracturing and cementing activity in the U.S., coupled with reductions in pricing for our services and products. In Mexico, sequential revenue was down 17% due to lower drilling activity, while revenues increased 11% year-over-year due to new projects and increased activity both onshore and offshore. Operating margin for U.S./ Mexico improved to a loss of (4)% in the first quarter from an operating loss of (10)% in the previous quarter, primarily as a result of increased activity and slightly improved pricing in some areas. Year-over-year, operating margin declined from a positive operating margin of 21% in the same quarter last year. The lower operating margin in the first quarter of fiscal 2010 was primarily attributable to decreased activity and lower pricing, partially offset by cost reduction initiatives put into place during fiscal 2009. Canada Pressure Pumping Services first quarter 2010 revenue of $82.3 million was 40% higher sequentially with average drilling rig activity up 49%, primarily reflecting increases in fracturing and cementing activity. Year-over-year revenue decreased 38% with average drilling rig activity down 32% primarily as a result of lower drilling activity and lower pricing for our services and products as a result of lower demand. Operating margin for the first quarter of 2010 was 5%, improving from (3)% in the previous quarter and down from 22% in the same quarter last year. The sequential margin improvement was primarily the result of increased activity partially offset by unfavorable job mix during the current quarter. The year-over-year margin decline was largely attributable to decreased activity and lower pricing, partially offset by cost reduction initiatives implemented during 2009 and more favorable job mix. International Pressure Pumping Services first quarter 2010 revenue of $283.9 million increased 10% compared to revenue of $257.6 million in the 2009 fourth fiscal quarter, with average active drilling rig levels increasing 6% for the same period. Revenue compared to the same quarter last year decreased 10% with average active drilling rig count decreasing at the same rate. Percentage changes in revenue by region compared to the fourth quarter and first quarter of fiscal 2009 are as follows:
Region Sequential Year-Over-Year ------ ---------- -------------- Europe 35% 32% Middle East 3% -21% Asia Pacific -3% -25% Latin America 14% -4%The sequential improvement in Europe is largely attributable to increased activity in the North Sea and the Netherlands. The sequential increase in the Middle East is primarily attributable to increased activity in Azerbaijan, partially offset by lower activity in Kuwait. The sequential decline in Asia Pacific was primarily attributable to reduced activity in Malaysia, partially offset by increases in Australia and New Zealand. The sequential increase in Latin America is largely the result of higher activity in Argentina, Peru, Angola and other Southern West Africa countries. Year-over-year, revenue decreased significantly in each segment of our International Pressure Pumping operations, with the exception of Europe, with average active international drilling rigs declining 10%. Revenue in Europe increased primarily as a result of high service activity in Norway, the Netherlands and continental Europe. Asia Pacific revenue was lower as a result of significantly lower activity in China, as well as lower activity in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Middle East revenue was lower, primarily as a result of lower activity and project delays in India, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Libya. Latin America revenue was slightly lower as increased activity in Brazil and new contracts in Angola and Congo were offset by lower activity in Argentina, Venezuela and Peru. Operating income margin for International Pressure Pumping was 9% for the first quarter of fiscal 2010, compared to 8% in the previous quarter and 15% for the same quarter last year. Sequential margin improvement in the Latin America and Europe regions were partially offset by lower margins in Asia Pacific and Middle East. Year-over-year margin declines are largely attributable to the activity-related revenue decrease in most international regions and lower pricing in certain markets. We completed work on our final pressure pumping contract in Russia in July 2009. Consequently, we classified the Russia pressure pumping unit as a discontinued operation in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2009. Accordingly, the historical results of our Russian pressure pumping operations have been recast for all periods presented. As soon as our contractual obligations were fulfilled, we began the process of redeploying and liquidating assets associated with this business and other exit activities. In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2009, we recorded charges totaling $6.6 million in connection with these exit activities, including employee separation costs, fixed asset and inventory impairment charges and freight costs to redeploy certain pressure pumping assets into other markets. During the first quarter of fiscal 2010, we recorded costs totaling $4.9 million associated with these exit activities. In January 2010, the Venezuelan government devalued its bolivar currency. We anticipate that we will record a one-time currency exchange loss of less than $10 million during the fiscal second quarter in remeasuring our net bolivar-based assets and liabilities. This estimate is based on our net position as of December 31, 2009 and our current understanding of how the new two-rate structure will apply to our Venezuela operations. Oilfield Services Group first quarter 2010 revenue of $180.5 million decreased 18% sequentially, and 28% year-over-year. Percentage changes in revenue by division compared to the fourth quarter and first quarter of fiscal 2009 are as follows:
Division Sequential Year-Over-Year -------- ---------- -------------- Tubular Services 2% -24% Process and Pipeline Services -20% -22% Chemical Services 2% -17% Completion Tools -48% -50% Completion Fluids -1% -25%Revenue for Tubular Services, Chemical Services and Completion Fluids were relatively flat compared to the previous quarter. Completion Tools showed the largest sequential decrease due to large contract deliveries in the prior quarter that did not repeat in the current quarter. The sequential decrease in Process and Pipeline Services revenue is primarily due to the seasonal decline in maintenance and inspection activity in international markets.