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The Black Phantom Tetra grows to about one and a half inches
long. (About 3.8 cm.) Its life span is about 5 years.
It is suitable for a mixed tank with a temperature of 24
degrees C (75 degrees F) with neutral pH and moderate hardness.
The Black Phantom Tetra will eat at all levels, but favours
the lower half of the aquarium more than many tetras. With a mixed community of fish it is a good
idea to use a variety of food, including some that sinks before all the food
gets eaten by the surface feeders. Do
not over feed.
This fish comes from waterways with plenty of plants and a
well planted aquarium is recommended for them.
They are basically peaceful fish and are suitable companions
for other small peaceful little fish, including all the tetras, the more peaceful
of the barbs as well as Swordtails, Platies, etc.
When the fish are in breeding condition, the colours of both
sexes become more distinct, with the male showing its black fins more obviously.
The Black Phantom Tetra is an egg scattering species. To stimulate breeding, lower the pH to about
5.5-6, and decrease the general hardness of the water the below 4 degrees. The breeding tank should have plants, both
rooted and floating, and low light.
A female Black Phantom tetra will produce about 300 eggs. These fish will eat their own eggs and fry,
so the parents are usually removed after spawning.
The babies will need infusoria (protozoa) at first. Commercial fry foods of suitable sizes can be
used, but at all stages the young fish benefit from live food of the right
Pest Fish
With any pet fish, make sure it cannot get into natural
waterways it is not native to.
I gratefully acknowledge the valuable information I have got
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - February 7, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa WtAtHt* UIVICI JONCAS! to 7AM i$t 30.24 Obituaries William V. Trachta William V Trachta, 70, of 44071f Mrs. Michael Kapsalakis Kathryn M Kapsalakis, 07. of . ..... .... ... . ,2612 Waveland drive NW, died IVpiKTWomi Hill Sh, a HfH»nK.Thursd.ly ,",.r , ,onR i||m,ss .resident of Cedar Rapids, died Horn Ju|y 26, 1906, in Mon ■ Thursday following a long tirello, she was married to Mi I illness. tchael Kapsalakis Jan 22, 1928, Morn Feb. 14, 1903, he was in Cedar Rapids For many [married to Evelyn Wilson Marchiyears .she and her husband 18, 1926, in Cedar Rapids. Hejoperated the Victory tavern in ■waft the former owner and oper Cedar Rapid; and later owned ator of Maple Lawn Home for j and operated Mike's tavern in I the Aged and was a foreman at Alburnett She was a member of Wilson and Co, for many years 'St. Patrick's Catholic church in Jones county, she was married! Tin* Cedar in 1902 at Anamosa. Mrs. King had been a receptionist for the Metropolitan Supply Co. for 33 years until her retirement, a member of First Congregational church and was a member of Cedar chapter HES for over 50 years. Surviving is a son, John T. King, Cedar Rapids. Services: 10:30 a rn. Saturday "f.*or ..I th- Bcatty-Beurle chapel by; Rob(,r, RlindaU(,r spok(Bmanj Rapids Gazette: Thurs.. Feb. 7, 1971 Some Truckers Refuse To Recognize Representatives (Continued from Rage I.) Ltd , said, "The answer is no. I've been on the phone all morn-j ing on this and nobody is in UPI WI AIME* FOK* AST Thursday night, rain or showers wi while snow is expected cloudy elsewhere. in be found over Darts of the south Atlantic states, sections of the Lakes region and lower Rockies. Fair to partly The Weather High temperatures Wednesday, low temperatures overnight and inches of pre aphelion: Anchorage 31 39 .43 L. Angeles 47 4S Atlanta St 4? .95 Miami 75 7t Bismarck 13 I Mm'apolis 18-11 Chicago . 34 33 .35 N Orleans 7» 47 .45 Denver 17 S .OI New York 37 37 .17 Duluth 13 -33 Phoonl* 43 39 Honolulu St 47 seattle 47 40 Houston 7! 43 Washington 38 34 .33 Extended forecast — Fair to partly cloudy Saturday through Monday. Highs mostly in the 30s, warming to the 40s south by Sunday and Monday. Ixjws in the teens north to 20s south. C. R. Weather High Wednesday ........ Low overnight ............. 5 2 p.m. Thursday .......... 21 Noon Thursday ............ 20 Precipitation ........— None Total for Fob.............Trace Normal for Feb.............I 03 Normal through Feb 2.54 Total for 1974 ...............1.63 Barometer, rising ........ 30.24 Humidity at noon ......... 66% Magistrates Court Speeding — Don.lid Han-gantner, 2121 North Towne court NE; fined $40 and co.st.s. Mark Bideaux, 202 Sixteenth avenue SW; Robert Schroeder, Howard Johnson Motor Inn; Keith Duarte, 1817 O avenue NW; Harry Terpstra, 2022 Walnut court SE; Alan Peck, 1130 Center Point road NE; Brian Scott, 379 Eastland drive SE; each fined $35 and costs. Larry Fuller, Central City; Allan Schanbacher, Atkins. Edward Hutchins, 1800 Grand avionic, Marion; Alan Murray, 11226 Harold drive SE; Ray-25; mond Rank, 1819 Eastern drive SW; Richard Clark, Mt. Vernon; each fined $30 and costs. Kenneth Hunerdossc, 313 Twenty-ninth street NW; Jay Kindrick, 5320 Rosier road NW; each fined $20 and costs. Improper registration — Edgar Nixon, 1309 Second street SW; fined $10 and costs. Striking unattended vehicle Edwin Ama. 4340 Cavalier street NE; fined $30 and costs Judge Eads Withdraws His Jury Warning Linn District Judge William Eads has withdrawn his admonition to the grand jury investigating the Cedar Rapids police department. Suriving in addition to his : wile are two daughters, Janice L Anderson, Hiawatha, and Terry Lynn Hardy, Toddville; a son. William V Trachta, jr., Marion; two sisters, Tillie Te-leeky and Susan Mena, both of Cedar Rapids; six grandchild r e n, and two greatgrandchildren. Services: Chapel of Memories at 10:30 a rn. Saturday by the Right Rev Canon I) A. Ixtferski I of St John's Episcopal church. Burial: Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the Cedar Memorial funeral home the Rev. Glenn Render Murial: Riverside cemetery, Anamosa. Friends may call at the chapel after ll a rn Friday. Memorial Services for drivers in Mobile, Ala., said) Mobile drivers did not recognize the truckers' representatives in Washington, nor agree to terms of the agreement Burger, Arthur ,1. Cremation ah: bf hi at the Chapel of Memone* Memorial .services Cedar Rapids. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. John G. Ereeg, Cedar Rapids, with Whom she made w"". ""|d 2 Thursday her home; a son, George, Cedar rat the Toited Methodist church, Rapids; ten grandchildren; twol Independence. Inurnment was great-grandchildren; three step after noon Friday and at the j ^ chapel after 9 a m. Saturday. Friends may, if they wish, donate to the Linn county heart fund or the American Cancer Society. The casket will be closed at 10:15 a.rn Saturday. in the Chapel of Memories col-. , ,, . . . .. , umbarium. Arrangements by .grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs Cedar Memorial funeral home. Fred Kreeb, Monticello, and Trpkosh. La Vonn L. IO Mrs. Ethel Pepin, Tustin, Calif a.rn Friday at St Wonreriaus two brothers, Maurice Pepin, 'butrh by the Rev. Clarence rj..rU,o n"A d. * Prana. Burial; Czech National j Cedar Rapids, and Pat Pepin, of f.f.m{,tf.ry Kuba funeral home Tustin. oast is in charge. Also surviving Services: Brosh chapel Satur are nine grandchildren. day at 9:30 a.m. and IO a m. tail - T|'l,v' ,C*Arl! ", "/n , . ,, ,, Friday at Kobe funeral home St. I a trick s church by the Rev oast by the Very Rev. ('anon Carl Hies. Father Hies will re I). A. Lofertki. Burial: Czech cite the rosary at 8 p m Friday National cemetery. "We will not turn a wheel he said. More Violence work, one-fourth were in Ohio Six coal mines in West Virginia closed Wednesday for lack of supplies, and officials said 2.IMM) miners could not get to work because they had no gasoline. Other Appalachian mines were reported near closing. Armed national guardsmen were escorting gasoline tankers Meanwhile, stretches of the nation's highways were under heavy guard as violence spread prior to announcement of the tentative settlement. lice patrols were ordered at critical areas in IO states and national guard units were on duty in seven states. into northern West Virginia The tank drivers were defying pick et lines set up at the Pennsylvania state line. Guardsmen were to begin [similar duty Thursday in western Maryland, where dairy (farmers reportedly have dumped milk because they cannot truck it out. One city. Cumberland, re ported only one service station with gasoline to sell Wednesday afternoon. at the chapel Burial: Memorial. Friends may call the chapel after noon Friday. Mrs. F. H. Essig Bernice Essig, 86. of 1045 Twenty-fifth street NE, widow of home The shutdown has left at least] 100,000 persons out of work and F nod Shortages some regions dangerously shore Grand Union, the nation's of critical supplies. ninth largest food chain, said The automobile and coal min-| shortages of produce, meat and Cedar! Ashmeaa, Joseph c. Jrn~ I inc industries began to feel theipoultry would be felt Thursday . maculate Conception church a1 . , . , , t- M n t j * at 10:30 ^ rn Friday by the Rev pinch, and gasoline supplies in in New York City. The president. William P. Leonard. Burial: Mi some areas were nearly deplet-jof a major wholesale firm in the Calvary cemetery. Rosary:'lur- ed M«*at was being flown to city said he did not have a Mrs. John E. Kinq Gundrum William! 30 80me arcas in ,h<' Northeast, I pound of poultry on hand OI Dora F. King. 97. of IOU Hill P-m. Thursday at the Beatty- and an increase in rail traffic jficials said what poultry was drive SF widow of Dr John F Keu,l<-' chapel by the Very Rev bv food shippers was reported available in the city would sell King, and a resiX^ of^darj Czech N^tionaklmekry 1 j Hut officials in the Northeast thursday for double what it cost Rapids since 1923, died Wednes-j Kramer, Russell B. 1:30 said a combination of the strike aweek ago day in a Cedar Rapids nursing Rm Und Panic buying by consumers! Grand Union said serious The warning not to read or lis* I Pf' Harold Essig, died ten to news accounts concerning [Wednesday following a long the investigation, given Tues-)"mess. She had lived in Cedari day, was challenged by the Rapids a short time. county attorney. The county at* Horn Nov. 6, 1887, in Indiana, torney said the court does not|^p was married June 4, 1921, at have authority to limit in anyF^^P0^8'.^*0^' way the investigatory powers of I Mrs. Essig was a Born Sept. 15, 1876, in rural Friday at the Beurle chapel by the Rev Francis King. Burial: Linwood cemetery. ; the member of First Church of Christ. Sci- Action Delayed on Move Against Tavern's Licenses Linn county supervisors) Efforts have been made to Two Meters Stolen, Eight Are Returned the grand jury and DAB, both in lio.!Thur^ay^P°MP°ned action on a,change the nature of the bar. he mo'"e';ban I Uehling Ti i i Will on, 510 Wind direction and velocity at,Third avenue SW; fined $25 Gazette weather station at 2 and costs. p m NE at 12 mph. LD-LvlSF on,.nri|,i', side T David Burr, 230 Wiley boule- Sun rises Friday, 7:12; sun,vard SW; fined $30 and costs, sets, 6:30. Richard Hunt, 7100 Mt. Vernon Year Ago Today - High, 24: |road SE; fined $15 and costs. Vehicle control violation -Hugh Campbell, 2216 Chandler low, ll; rainfall, 0.13. Traveler's Forecast Bismarck .... Chicago • • Cincinnati .. Cleveland Des Moines Detroit..... indianapolis . Kansas City Milwaukee Mpls.-St. Paul Okla. City . . Omaha Sioux Ka I Is • • Friday Weather, Hi-I.o Cloudy 28-10 PtCldv 25-15 Fair 30-19 ...... Fair 26-15 PtCldv 28-13 PtCldy 28-12 .. .Fair 29-15 .. Fair 37-25 Fair 24-10 PtCldv 22-8 Cloudy 35-17 PtCldv 39-21 PtCldv 28-8 would be an illegal by the court. In a ruling Thursday, the judge said. "It is never pleasant to. in the language of slang, 'eat crow' and the verbal fare is especially unpalatable when it must be done as a matter of public record. "However the court knows of no honest alternative other than to utter the painful words, 'I was wrong'." Meanwhile Asst. Attv. Gen. possible suspension or revoca-j reported "A lot of it was the tion of the liquor license and clientele. This summer I was gang wagiac, Mich. Surviving are a son, Robert,. iEssig. Cedar Rapids; a daugh-|,b<'('r l>ermit of lhe Sa,tv Dog plagued with a motorcycle :ter, Mrs Paul Crane Wilton tavern west °f Cedar Rapids on that caused problems, iconn.; a sister, Mrs Albert I hi^waJl30 ". . . , A sheriff's deputy called and Luchene Merrillville Inc! and' Sheriff s officials and share-jasked if a deputy should patrol five granchildren ' holders in Taureen, Ltd., owner the tavern' parking Services: Chapel of Memories °* tavern, testified Thursday j summer, he reported. at ll a m. Friday by a reader of mornin^ at a bearing on the "I found it very helpful for the First Church of Christ. Sci- mattcr____________. the sheriffs department to pa entist. Cremation will be held at Sheriff Walter Grant could soon deplete supplies of shortages of meat and produce produce and meat if the shut- could be expected by the week-down continues through tho I end. weekend, -- Prices for available meat and produce in the area were going: up. "Guerilla Warfare" Repf)r,s of slo|en park,ng Governors in many of the meters continued to be received 40 affected states Thursday by police, but this deplored the "guerilla warfare"!time there was new twist, tactics evident Wednesday in Eight meter heads and several some areas. posts were found abandoned Dozens of fistfights were re- shortly before 7 a rn. by a park ported between non-striking department employe in Ellis iii MI | ITeamsters and independents in ParK Pennsylvania. Police said a! Police are investigating the trucker was shot in the leg re appearance ot the meters. Wednesday night in Texas. At Meanwhile, two meters valued scat- a* $167 were reported missing the chapel with burial at River-;suprrv,fflr j* side cemetery, Dowagiac.. Friends may register at the p.osw; Cedar .Memorial funeral home .... , 'n'd "J* trollhe outside area/he said *'a£s andC* throw!1 WedwLJy "from tho 50(1 block Im not here to, The corporation has invested *erea shootings ana root mrow cr recommend the business be more than $15,000 in remodeling in8s' and Pittsburgh police said *__ completely, but would;and establishing the business;'*® men broke into the headlike the management to make a and has plans for at least an- quarters of a striking steel Garry Woodward, special Lftpr - Thursday and a! commitment in writing to coop- other $10,000 of improvements, haulers group and attempted to prosecutor for the grand jury. \tha n « J lerate with the sheriffs dcDart- «,*;a start a fire. street SW; fined $25 and costs. Resisting an officer — David Pierson, 2316 Coldstream avenue NE; fined $25 and costs. Making taxable sale without j transcript sales tax permit — Merlin Yantis, 1710 Park avenue SF. two charges; fined $100 and costs on each charge. Traffic signal violation James Moran, Bol ~ jury . ~ .. .. ,the chapel after 9 am. Triday. told The Gazette the jury v. ,, , . , . . .... ' \ * The casket will be closed at all may be called in next wok. i timers He said he is now reading the! of the county attor-j Mrs. Walter Kirkman ierate with ment and operate an business out there." Four Arrested depart- orderlv Mrs. Walter Florence C The hearing resulted after two Kirkman 91 of Persons wcre atTCSted on widow charges of possession of mari- Days .. 50 4,347 4,581 j 65.36 6.6311 673.28 Degree ^Wednesday ............ Total to date .... Through Feb. 6, 1973 . . Percent of normal year Total normal year .... Coralville Lake Pool level Thursday Births — Mercy Feb. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs James I'elech, 1441 Thirty-! eighth street SE. a son. Feb. 7 — To Mr. and Mrs Dale Pierce, 2131 F avenue I NE, a son. Births — Si. Luke's Feb. 6 — To the families of Arvin Parrott, 1106 Ninth street NW. a son; Rudy J. Light, Lisbon, a son; Donald C; /ach-] Inever, 2795 Twenty-fifth avenue, Marion, a daughter;! Harold F. Hutson. 619 Meadowdale drive NW, a daughter. Out of Town Births ney's investigation of the police department last year. He said I _ Pm mf u ahi; William iTachnu 1500 Nineteenth streetNE, _______, County Atty. William rachcJ Walter Kirkman dieri'juana and two others on dis- had supplied a copy of the tram; ' " a 1 e.r £ ^ Df> n s i n e alcoholic beverages Ta'oniv i sprint for him hutnut th.* ornnH Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids j P c n s i n g aicononc Deverages second street. M.rion Karen I lovtw.' nMr'in" hnm" ° a,l<,r h°UrS a' 'h<' 'a' ern " ,he Soderlind. 1634 C avenue NE; Esther Fields, 4825 Louisa stnet NE; each fined $15 anti 'SDVfinCI"-— (Continued from Page 1.) he said. Supervisors will make a deei- ( sion on the matter at a 10:30 a rn meeting next Wednesday. Tourney Bill Is Sent to Governor Of the 100.000 persons out of Two Injured in Two Crashes man who suf- Petitions for Cable TV Vote Are Validated The petitions requesting a referendum on cable television have been validated. City Clerk John Arthurs said Thursday. The petitions ask for a refer- home following a long 25. 1882. in early morning hours of Jan. 23. paj. Deputy Dennis Biome testified Waterloo DES MOINES t API — A state Women s bowling tournament in next week would be 41-3 Faulty Thorpe equipment Sandra 3233 Cameo lane SE; fined $10 and costs. Iowa Deaths Bennett — Clat a R. Weih, 87. Services Saturday at 1:30, Sheets and Son, Tipton, where friends may call after 9 Friday. Tania — Earl J. Mulligan, 71. nursing illness. Horn F>b _____ ...___ timore, she came to Cedar sheriff 's department has j legal under a bill passed Rapids two-and-a-half years ago jrecord ^ °Iber incidents at Thursday by the senate The senate concurred with April. ihouse amendments and passed These range from false bur- i a jjjjj (0 legalize golf and bowl-ambulancej jng A 25-year-old fered cuts and loosened teeth endum on whether to grant a 15-whon his car hit another in the year franchise to Community the 1300 to make her home with her J be tavern since it opened last titled he ordered them returned daughler Mrs Robert Eckard on learning they were improper- She was a member of the Gaily obtained. tonsville, Md., Presbyterian Radford has vet to be heard jc'burch. , . .. .. Surviving in addition to Mrs. |from directly rn the invest!**a* hvo son.,, j Walter Hon. A phone call to his house in I Kirkman and Karl Kirkman. Cable Co. of Cedar Rapids. The signatures of at least 25 proper- city's required to was answered by both of Baltimore: eight grand- Sfrviees Saturday at IO. St. I Salem Ore son-Hand^ ath0li< (lnmh' his wife, who said he was sick, [children, and eight great-1 Salty Dog moved in found, the Delhi — Dan M. Schnittjer.j In a closed session Wednes- grandchildren same general reputation ut dis- 20. Services Saturday at 1:30 day, the committee voted to call Services: MacNabb funeral Jurbance calls ann tignts, at Delhi united Methodist !ad(jitionaI witnesses, including I borne. Baltimore, with burial in! Biome said Clifton's,^arMdeparter02 Fri- White House Counsel J. Fred a Baltimore cemetery Turner day. Buzhardt, Admiral Rob(*rt We- chapel cast was in charge Oxford Junction - Elmer lander and Radford bical arrangements. Kganhouse, 77. Services Satur- Afterward. 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Sun., March 17, 2013, midnight
Gridlock to be celebrated
When carnivorous and greedy executive power is on the prowl, a legislative counterbalance creates a godsend stumbling block dismissed derisively by elites as gridlock. The term itself is fine, but the intent behind those who declare it isn't.
Knowing what I know about the intents and purposes of this statist president, I am prepared to celebrate gridlock as a high sacrament of this republic.
James Paget
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The Acer One hits Europe in three flavors, reports Fudzilla's Lars-Göran Nilsson, with up to 1GB of RAM, 8GB of flash or a 120GB hard drive, Linpus Linux or Windows XP, and a $500-ish price tag. Acer's entry in the "cheap subnote" trend, it goes tab key-to-tab key with the likes of Asus's Eee, MSI's Wind, HP's Mininote, and a forthcoming Dell that will easily win if it's less than $300, as rumored.
You can buy it at T-Mobile's German online store for €330.
Acer Aspire One A110L available imminently [Fudzilla via Engadget]


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California Football Climbs to No. 3 in AP/Coaches Polls
Sept. 30, 2007
BERKELEY - The University of California football team has climbed to No. 3 in both the Associated Press and the USA Today Coaches Polls. The Golden Bears, who were ranked No. 6 in the nation last week, defeated Oregon, 31-24 on the road, while three teams ranked above them lost on Saturday. It is the highest ranking for Cal since the 1952 season when the Bears held the No. 3 ranking for consecutive weeks midway through the season.
The last time Cal was ranked higher than No. 3 was the Oct. 16th ranking in 1951 when the Golden Bears climbed to No. 1 following a victory over Washington State. The Bears held that ranking for one week before losing to USC.
California has now been ranked in the AP poll for 23 straight weeks and 49 of the last 53 weeks of rankings. The Bears have been ranked in the top three just seven times in the last 68 years. Overall, Cal has been ranked in the top three 14 times, including seven straight weeks being ranked in the top two during 1937, the second year of the AP poll. The 1937 team, coached by legendary Stub Allison, captured Cal's last football national championship after defeating Alabama, 13-0, in the 1938 Rose Bowl.
The Golden Bears have their first bye week of the 2007 season this week. They return to action on Saturday, Oct. 13, hosting Oregon State for Homecoming. Game time and television information for that game is expected to be available on Monday. Tickets are still available by visiting www.CalBears.com or by calling 1-800-GO-BEARS.


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Missing DHS man found in Palm Springs
Johnny Spaur went missing Tuesday afternoon after going for walk
DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. - Authorities have found a Desert Hot Springs man who went missing Tuesday afternoon. Johnny Spaur was located in Palm Springs around 9 p.m. Wednesday, according to Desert Hot Springs police.
He was in good condition.
Spaur was reported missing by his Uncle Wednesday morning after failing to return home after going for a walk.
Police said Spaur has mental disabilities.
Several of our viewers reported seeing Spaur around the area on Wednesday afternoon and throughout the evening.


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I am a gay man in my early 40s. As a child I was abused by a close male relative for many years. I have had quite a lot of therapy to deal with the abuse along with alcohol addiction, and have been sober for six years. My problem now is an almost pathological fear of intimacy. I'd love a relationship but am afraid of the sexual element and find meeting men difficult. Casual encounters are not something I want. I have a fulfilling life in so many ways, but how might I go about getting over this fear of intimacy?
It sounds as though you are feeling peer pressure to engage in casual sex but despite the popularity of brief encounters they are not for everyone. Learning to trust is probably your biggest hurdle, and that can only happen over time.
Start by simply practising making new acquaintances among other gay men for friendship. When you meet someone you like who appeals to you in a physical sense, gradually explore learning to trust that person – but do so in stages. Focus on strengthening your emotional connection with him first. It should be someone with whom you feel you can share your history. Do not allow either him or your own anxiety to push you into a physical connection until you are ready to take that step.
Not everyone you like will be patient enough, so you will have to learn to tolerate some rejection. But if you persevere, you will find the right partner and eventually achieve comfort.
• Pamela Stephenson Connolly is a US-based psychotherapist specialising in sexual disorders.
• Send your problem to firstname.lastname@example.com


text: This should be good. Trainers don't like lasers....yet some say a well placed laser will end a possible conflict....I own one G17 with an underbarrel, internal laser(lasermax) and I use it for fun at night on my acreage in South Carolina. I think it's up to the individual to train properly with advanced instructors, and if a laser can be a training aid or even help in some situation I think it is OK...but the bullet hitting home is what counts.


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Aetherium Forge
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The Aetherium Forge is a location in The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard. It is beneath the Ruins of Bthalft and can only be accessed after combining all four Aetherium Shards into the Aetherium Crest.
The Aetherium Forge was created by the Dwemer and can use the crystal material Aetherium to create unique magical artifacts.[1][2] According to Katria, the Forge and its surroundings are at least 4,000 years old—ancient even by Dwemer standards.[3]
During the quest "Lost to the Ages," the Dragonborn arrives here and can make an Aetherial Shield, Aetherial Crown, or Aetherial Staff.
Notable itemsEdit
There are several hidden chests in the Forge area containing leveled loot.
Immediately after leaving the lift, turn right into a small cul-de-sac containing a small Dwemer chest.
In the first chamber, there is a waterfall. Behind the waterfall is a small ledge with a hidden chest.
There are gems in the eyes of the Dwemer head in the rock column standing from the lake. After crossing the natural stone bridge and climbing the stairs to the plaza where the tree in the planter resides, take a right turn through a short tunnel to a natural ramp down into the water. (You are now above the waterfall mentioned in the first chamber.) Leave any followers behind on dry land, as the current may make it difficult for them to leave the water again. At the bottom of the pool is a skeleton holding a leveled sword. Swim east-northeast to reach a small Dwemer chest at the edge of the water. After leaving the water via the natural ramp, immediately head due east along the rocky ledge to a silver vein. From this first vein, continue due east to a second silver vein. One small Dwemer chest is located on each balcony on either side above the Forge itself; these can only be reached by crossing the lava behind the forge. There are gates to the left and right hand sides of the room.
Another chest can be found at the base of the natural stone column seen to the left and behind the Forge; it can be reached by crossing the lava. Swimming through the lava can be accomplished by using the Become Ethereal shout. A vampire lord may use mist to get across the lava. Resist Fire potions and garments enchanted with Resist Fire of sufficient strength may also be used. Alternatively, the chest can be reached by using the Whirlwind Sprint shout to hop between the rocks above the lava, or, if Dragonborn is installed, potions or enchantments that allow the Dragonborn to walk across lava may be used.
Two more chests may be found in the large room with the forge. Assuming the chest was retrieved at the base of the natural stone column mentioned above use the same technique to go to the left or to the right immediately after going into the lava. If you are incorporeal you will have to rest on the ledge (where you will not be burnt) until it wears off, open the gate, and finally reactivate the power used to avoid the burn damage. The stairs will loop you back into the main forge area with the chests being around halfway up the stairs on either side.
- The lava deals two types of damage:
- Massive Fire Damage: 150 points for 1 second
- Lingering Fire Damage: 15 points for 4 seconds
This section contains bugs related to Aetherium Forge. Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following:
- 360 PS3 If swimming through the lava, either using the Become Ethereal shout or items/potions of Resist Fire, vision will disappear entirely, replaced by a blurred vision of glowing, burning orange, making navigation difficult.
- 360 Sometimes, upon leaving the area and entering skyrim, the game will spawn you high up in the air, leaving the player to fall to their death. To fix just save before exiting until it spawns you close enough to the ground to survive.
- PC Spawning the Aetherium Crest via console commands, will result in the quest objective to not carry on. The Aetherium Forge will allow you to create the selected item, but Katria will not engage in talking to the Dragonborn (the conversation cannot take place). There are two ways to fix this:
- Re-load from the time you entered the room with the Aetherium Forge and try again without the spawned item in your inventory (includes the item from the Editor Smoke Test Cell).
- Another way to pass this glitch is to use the console command:
setstage DLC1LD_Bthalft 90
- PC If you are unable to forge the Aetherial Crown because the forge says you are missing the two flawless sapphires, even though you have them in your inventory, then you've found a bug. It's caused by having an incomplete miscellaneous quest that requires you to find a flawless sapphire, such as the quest given by Madesi in Riften or a Heist job from the Thieves Guild. The quest sets the flawless sapphires as quest items, preventing them from being removed from your inventory and forged into the Crown. To fix it:
- Run this console command, where # is the number of flawless sapphires in your inventory:
player.removeitem 00068523 #
- Then add two of them back with the console command:
player.additem 00068523 2
- Forge the crown.
- Add any additional flawless sapphires back into your inventory.
- Run this console command, where # is the number of flawless sapphires in your inventory:
- ↑ The Aetherium Wars
- ↑ Events of "Lost to the Ages"
- ↑ Dialogue with Katria


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[quote user="AsianGiant"][quote user="Bleu"][quote user="AsianGiant"]I can't beleive how many people are trashing Tiki on the NBC debut thread on TAGF....
Everyone has short short memories as to what he has done for the club.... [:$]
He didn't criticize Eli last night, he said exactly what everyone already knows. Fans just
don't want to hear it...
I mean I'm not gonna trash him, however, this emphasis on Eli being a leader and all is just not who he is. I think ppl are just sick of Tiki throwing folks under the bus, especially NY Giant players & coaches. I love Tiki but damn, picking Rivers and Ben over Eli was a little disappointing. I wouldn't want either over Eli as he's the Giants QB...he (Tiki) acts like he doesn't like the team he just recently left. There seems to be some bad blood there and it is tiresome listening to him speak negatively about the Giants. I'm disappointed that this was his first broadcast and he had nothing positive to say about his former team quite frankly.
I think what we have here is a mixture of reverse discrimination and some bad blood.
Does Eli need to be more of a leader? Yes...was he shy and quiet when Tiki/Strahan/Shockey
were there? Yes, because he was the "newbie" and probably felt a little out of place to tell
people what to do. After all these years, it is now his TEAM and he does need to do what it takes
to be a true leader.
As for the reverse discrimination, he probably fears being a homer so he says more worse things
about his own team, to gain credibility, obviously at the expense of his older team..
oh btw, HEY BLUE!!!!
I feel ya AG! Love the RD analogy...that was pretty good. And hey HC...missed you guys!


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When I was publisher of The Times-News, at virtually every election, we endorsed candidates who were close to the land. I am married to a former farmer. I know many people in ranching, agriculture, and at one time, was on the board of the Southern Idaho Livestock Hall of Fame. I founded Magic Valley Ag Weekly, the region's premier agricultural magazine. I know the importance of ranching and farming to our economy, and more importantly, to our way of life. The bumper sticker is right: No farms, no ranches, no groceries. Today, our agricultural community producers give us all more and better quality food than ever before in world history. We are truly blessed as a nation and a state by the enormous productivity of our people and the American land.
Source: http://www.stephenhartgen.com/issues.htm


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This kind of goes along with the thread about how fast you can get your weapon. My wife already has here CHL and all but I've had a hard time convincing her to have her weapon handy when she is at home. Well, an incident last night kind of helped her switch on. Her sister and mother were at the sister's house, which is only a few blocks from our house. My mother-in-law had just taken her little puppy out to do her business and the puppy kind of stopped and stared off to some area. My MIL got nervous about that and took the puppy back into the house. Now, my sister-in-law doesn't have her door locked until she goes to bed. They have two pit bulls who will let them know should anyone make an entrance, etc. MIL and SIL were then startled to see someone run across their porch. SIL has to run upstairs to get her PX4 Storm and MIL locks the front door as the dogs had started to bark.
So, nothing ended up missing. At least that they know about now, and they aren't sure what was going on but the dogs possibly scared whoever it was away. Just about this same time my wife had taken our little puppy (they are both from the same litter - both pit bulls) out to do his business and he usually will do it and then turn to go into the house. Well he didn't. He just kind of stopped and looked in the direction of where my SIL's house is which freaked my wife out and she went in and locked the door (we keep it locked almost all of the time, except if my kids are out in the yard (mine are 14, 13, and 11). After talking with her mom and sister, she now thinks it good to have it on her while at home due to the fact that you just don't have time to go get it if something happens. Me, I've been carrying it at home almost from the time I started on the forum here because of all of the posts about things that have happend.


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Story Behind The Song: Jeremy Horn's "Surrender"
The first single from Jeremy Horn's upcoming album Sound Of The Broken will be "Surrender," which goes to radio January 13th. However, you can hear some snippets of the single in this video, where Jeremy explains the origins and meaning behind the song. Sound Of The Broken will be released March 6th.


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Fixing a Hole in the F-Distribution
By Evan Miller
May 2, 2013
The current version of Wizard has a tiny, almost imperceptible bug in one of its graphics. Can you spot it?
The above is an F-distribution, which is used to test for the combined statistical significance of multiple coefficients. The dark blue area under the curve represents the p-value of the test. (Here, a test statistic of 0.079 — represented by the dotted line on the left — yields a p-value of 0.924 — highly insignificant!)
The overall shape of the F-distribution — with the advertised 2 and 1506 degrees of freedom — is correct. But there's a slight problem with the implementation.
Here, I'll show you exactly where the bug is:
Still don't see it? Let's zoom in to the circled area:
How about now? Here, I'll highlight the problem:
As it happens there's a tiny gap between the light blue fill and the Y-axis. As you might guess from the zoomed-out view, and as we'll see from the equations in a minute, the fill and the axis ought to run flush.
When I first noticed this problem, I thought it would be a run-of-the-mill off-by-one error. As it turned out, the problem was a bit more subtle, with a small but general lesson in numerical computing. Perhaps you'll enjoy it!
The problem
An F-distribution has two degrees of freedom; together they define the shape of the distribution:
Here's an interactive version of the same equation (requires Wolfram CDF Player) (sorry):
Here's the C code that Wizard uses to draw the F-distribution given
df1 and
1 CGContextBeginPath(ctx);
2 CGContextMoveToPoint(ctx, 0.0, 0.0);
3 for (i=0; i<200; i++) {
4 CGFloat x = 0.0125 + 0.025 * i;
5 CGFloat y = exp(-logBeta
6 + 0.5 * df1 * log(1.0 * df1 / df2)
7 + (0.5 * df1 - 1) * log(x)
8 - 0.5 * (df1 + df2) * log(1 + x * df1 / df2)
9 );
10 CGContextAddLineToPoint(ctx, x, y);
11 }
12 CGContextClosePath(ctx);
The code looks innocent enough, evaluating the F-distribution at 200 points, but there's a problem. In line 2, it starts at \((0, 0)\), and immediately moves to \(x = 0.0125\) in line 4 and evaluates \(f(x)\) in line 5.
That is, the code draws the first line from \((0, 0)\) to \((0.0125, f(0.0125))\). The trouble is that it really should be drawing the first line from \((0, f(0))\) to \((0.0125, f(0.0125))\). In other words, the code assumes that \(f(0) = 0\).
But, you might object, since \(f(x)\) is always proportional to \(x^{d_1/2 - 1}\), and zero raised to any power is zero, the assumption that \(f(0) = 0\) seems like a safe one — right?
Wrong! Zero raised to zero is one (not zero!), so in the special case when \(d_1 = 2\), the first \(x\) term becomes \(x^0 = 1\) and leaves the rest of the equation intact. The equation then reduces to:\[ f(0; d_1=2, d_2) = \frac{2}{d_2 B(1, \frac{d_2}{2})} = 1 \]
(To see why this always equals one, check out the Wikipedia page on the beta function.)
If you have the Wolfram CDF Player installed, you can examine the behavior of \(f(0)\) for various values of \(d_1\) by using the first slider in the demo above. You'll quickly see that \(f(0) = 1\) when \(d_1 = 2\), but \(f(0) = 0\) everywhere else.
The gap, in short, appears because the code's author (me) made a bad mathematical assumption that works "almost always", but fails utterly in a very common case.
Although the bug should now be obvious to the reader, the solution is not.
The fix
We could just start \(x\) at zero, instead of at \(0.0125\) as in the above code. But! Because the above code works with logs, the call to
log(x) in line 7 will fail when \(x = 0\). Thus the easy and obvious solution will not work "out of the box".
Now you might be wondering why, instead of implementing the equation for \(f(x)\) directly, the code evaluates \(e^{\log(f(x))}\). Wouldn't it be simpler to get rid of the
log(x) entirely and implement the equation as it appears on the Wikipedia page? Surely we can fix this bug by simplifying the code and making it more general?
We could, but then we'd have a much worse problem. Raising x to large positive and negative powers will overflow the computer's double-precision floating point representation in fairly short order. Let's look at that equation again:
Because IEEE-754 numbers can "only" represent numbers as large as about \(10^{300}\) and as small as about \(10^{-300}\), and since \(x\) ranges from \(0.0125\) to \(5\) in this code, raising \(x\) to a power of just a few hundred will start causing overflows and underflows and result in a dreaded
By working with logs, the very large and very small numbers that result from raising \(x\) to various powers end up canceling each other out, and the computer never has to store or work with the unrepresentable intermediate values. Getting rid of logs to make the code more general would actually make the code more fragile.
So to fix the problem, rather than generalizing the code to work with \(x = 0\), we'll leave the core code alone and instead add a clause to handle the special case when \(d_1 = 2\) and \(x = 0\). The following change should do the trick:
CGContextMoveToPoint(ctx, 0.0, 0.0);
+ if (df1 == 2) {
+ CGContextAddLineToPoint(ctx, 0.0, 1.0);
+ }
for (int i=0; i>200; i++) {
CGFloat x = 0.0125 + 0.025 * i;
CGFloat y = exp(-logBeta
+ 0.5 * df1 * log(1.0 * df1 / df2)
+ (0.5 * df1 - 1) * log(x)
- 0.5 * (df1 + df2) * log(1 + x * df1 / df2));
CGContextAddLineToPoint(ctx, x, y);
And lo and behold... the hole is fixed!
It can be tempting to rewrite code that mishandles a special case to be more "general". When fixing this bug, my first instinct was to rip out the
log(x) and rewrite the code to conform exactly to the equation, which would (I thought) enhance both correctness and clarity. That instinct is generally a good one when writing code that operates on discrete entities with provable properties (sets, objects, etc.), but in the messy world of real numbers, it can completely upend carefully crafted numerical code.
So to fix the hole in the F-distribution, the correct solution was to make the code less abstract by adding a special case. It's not pretty — but it works beautifully!
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New acquisitions at SAM
From Seattle Times arts writer Michael Upchurch:
The Seattle Art Museum has announced the acquisition of more than three dozen works of art, including a score of African sculptures from a variety of tribal cultures and some half a dozen works of contemporary art. Highlights include Abstract Expressionist painter Lee Krasner's "Easter Lilies" (1956; recently features in "Elles SAM: Singular Works by Seminal Women Artists" and SAM's first Krasner piece) and Gloria Tamerr Petyarr's eye-bending "Leaves" (2002; a highlight of the show "Ancestral Modern: Australian Aboriginal Art"). Krasner's painting is currently on display at SAM, as are Alexander Phimister Proctor's sculpture "Indian Warrior" (1898) and contemporary African artist Meschac Gaba's "Artist with American Inspiration" (2004; a self-portrait on an American $1 bill).
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Many of those killed by the earthquake in Bam died only because of poor building methods and a lack of proper regulation, an expert on the devastated city said yesterday.
In Iran, as in many developing countries, tremors that ought to be survivable often bring human tragedy on a vast scale because buildings collapse.
Two days before Christmas, California was struck by an earthquake similar in magnitude to the one that hit Iran, but only three people died, thanks largely to safer construction methods.
Bam, in contrast, was a disaster waiting to happen. Efforts to bring industrial development to what was a backward agricultural area caused a population boom and a housing shortage that local builders tried to meet with cheap, jerry-built homes, or by adding extra floors to houses.
"Many buildings collapse (even) without earthquakes, because of the poor construction," said Professor Mohsen Aboutorabi of the architecture department at the University of Central England, Birmingham, who has worked in Bam.
"There are building regulations, but they haven't been enforced except for high-rises."
People desperately needed housing so authorities overlooked building codes.
Much of the work is done by property owners themselves, using untrained local labour.
There had also been little research into low-cost techniques to protect against quakes.
Building materials were often inadequate for normal purposes, let alone for use in an earthquake zone. Typical houses were constructed of burnt brick, with mud and lime for the bonding.
"On my last trip to Iran, I banged two bricks together and they became like powder," Professor Aboutorabi said. "The cost of cement is very high, so they don't use much."
The Iranian Government, accustomed to earthquakes, "may create a policy after a disaster, but it's never implemented," the professor said. "Six months after a disaster, they forget it - it just happens again."
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How to replace a toilet seat when the bolts won't come off. Tricks and techniques to get the job done quickly and easily.
Unscrew nuts on metal toilet seat bolts with a deep-well socket. Apply penetrating lubricant to help free corroded nuts.
Installing a new toilet seat is an easy two-minute job: Just set the seat in place and tighten the nuts. Removing the old seat, on the other hand, can be a frustrating ordeal. Often, the bolts that fasten the seat are so corroded that you simply can't unscrew the nuts. But there's no need to explode—we have the solution.
First, take a look at the bolts that secure the seat. If the bolts or nuts are plastic, they can't corrode and will come off easily. Simply pry open the cover behind the seat to expose the bolt's head. Unscrew the bolt with a pliers or a screwdriver while you hold the nut underneath with the pliers.
Drill a 1/16-in. hole into bolt. Enlarge the hole to weaken the bolt and break it off.
If lubricant won't free the nut, grab your drill, drill bit collection and safety glasses. Using a 1/16-in. bit, drill into the bolt where it meets the nut (Photo 2). Drill 1/4 in. into the bolt. Next, enlarge the hole with a 1/8-in. bit, followed by a 3/16-in. bit. Then try the socket wrench again. Your goal now isn't to unscrew the nut but to break off the bolt as you turn the nut. If the boltwon't break, keep enlarging the hole. Eventually you'll weaken the bolt enough to break it.
If the bolts are metal, you might be able to unscrew the nuts with a pliers, but the best tool for this job is a socket wrench equipped with a deep-well socket (Photo 1). Most toilet seats require a 1/2-in. socket. The deep socket fits over the long bolt and grips the nut tightly. Most metal bolts aren't covered by a flip-open cover; all you have to do is turn the nut counterclockwise. Go ahead and twist as hard as you can. If the bolt is brass or badly corroded steel, you might break it off, which is just fine.
If the nut won't budge, douse it with a penetrating spray lubricant such as WD-40. Hold a rag behind the nut to catch the overspray. Give the lubricant 15 minutes to penetrate, then try again. If the bolt spins as you turn the nut and doesn't loosen, or the bolt just spins, go to the next option.
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For dinner we tried one of the best tapas restaurants in Juderia, the restaurant 'Casa pepe de Juderia'. We had to put our name down as the place was packed, but after a short wait at the bar with a Sangria, we got our table. The restaurant served very nice Michelin quality tapas.. The food lived up to the reputation as we found on tripadvisor. We ended up ordering some some codfish with orange, a strange but nice combination. For Linda, her favorite Oxtail which is a local specialty. We also had some baby squid and cod fish balls. The dinner was very enjoyable, but we both are a bit "tapassed" out. Tomorrow we have to find something different.


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20 Awesome Do It Yourself Projects. Thursday, June 14, 2012 4:30 am, Posted by Chris Groves | Internet 20 Awesome Do It Yourself Projects Topics: At Home Project Ideas , Creative DIY Home Projects , Do It Yourself Projects for 2012 , Fun How To Projects , What to Do with Extra Stuff Are you bored and have a bunch of extra little items hanging around here and there? Palette pingpong no21 - the green gal. The Love Notes Box. We recently shared this fun project over at Infarrantly Creative.
The goal was to come up with a gift idea for under $10. We managed to stay under budget and are very pleased with the outcome. What You'll Need: an unfinished wood box (got ours at Hobby Lobby $4.99 but on sale for 50% off. about $2.50)metal handle (from Hobby Lobby too $5.99 used a 40% off coupon. about $3.60)spray paint (we used Krylon Blue Ocean Breeze about $3.00)the following free downloads... How to cut glass. I posted a picture about 1 week ago on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter of me cutting glass using just string.
I got LOT'S of requests for a tutorial on how I DID THIS! So here it is. 31 Insanely Easy And Clever DIY Projects. How To Mix Chalkboard Paint in Any Color. We love using chalkboards as backdrops for displays and parties (like this one here!).
So we were super excited to learn that you can create your own custom colors-and it's really easy! Learn Beading · Princess Wire-wrapped Ring. This ring is just too pretty to be so fast and easy!
It's an irresistible project you're sure to love. Let's get started! You'll only need a few tools, so don't worry about lengthy cleanup with this one (a nice bonus!). Grab a crystal clear or colored Swarovski crystal, a ring mandrel, wire cutters and some 24 gauge wire. The ring mandrel isn't entirely necessary (you can use your own finger or some other tool), but I found it was pretty helpful in getting the wire formed for a good fit. Lovely Wire Knot Ring Tutorial. You can make this lovely ring (or a version of this design) yourself, using just some basic tools, wire and a lip balm! Yes, in this tutorial I am going to demonstrate that just basic beginner tools and a wire from Michael's can go a long way! Wouldn't this ring make a great present?? For the purpose of this tutorial I am going to be using the very basic, cheap tools that are available almost everywhere. Ribbon Rose Tutorial by ~VioletLeBeaux on deviantART.
DIY storybook paper roses. You're going to love today's DIY project so much that you're going to want to start tearing pages out from old books tonight!
Remember the storybook roses in Shanna + Richard's wedding? Sweet, right? Floral designer, Cathy Brim of Bloom Floral Design created the elegant branch bouquets seen in their ceremony using Valerie Lloyd's paper roses design, and now we're jumping-out-of-the-pages excited that Valerie is sharing her DIY secrets with you! Craft Supplies:Paper Grosgrain Ribbon, ½ Width cut to 4 inch lengths 16 Gauge Wire cut to 15 inch lengths Glue Gun Glue Sticks (low temp) Scissors Wire Cutters.
Little Wishes - Beyond Beyond. Well, we are dusting off our obligatory black armband over in Beyond Beyond land for one of our most favourite shops ever – Early Bright (mega sad face) they have been the purveyors of some delicious and inspirational bling that is more art than jewellery. And we just want to share one of the most beautiful pieces every a wish in a jar.
We used to shake dandelion bushes when we were little in the vain belief that we would get a Barbie dream house, Michael Jackson tickets, the ability to breakdance overnight (although we never progressed beyond being able to do backspins), millionaire moolah, or our favourite wish was that we had been dropped off at the wrong house (sorry parental units) and we were really the offspring of some family with the financial clout of Daddy Warbucks and the Rothschild's combined. About the author I'm the big kahuna with the whole shebang. Amma = Idiot + Savant. DIY Wrap Bracelet.
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I don't know about you, but our wrists have been begging for another colorful addition for months now. So after playing with some materials that were already on hand, we've created a tutorial for a braided bead bracelet, which is a not so distant cousin of the hex nut and wrap bracelet. Because honestly, you can never have too many . . . You'll need: Cut the waxed linen cord into a 26″ and 19″ piece. Tie a knot about half an inch down from the loops. Start braiding the strands. Soap Making Recipes and Tutorials. Color Blocked Shoe D.I.Y. Today we want to show you how to make some super cute color blocked booties.
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Located in Midtown Ocean City, Princess Bayside Beach Hotel is a leisurely stroll from sights such as Maui Golf and Roland E. Powell Convention Center. This 194-room hotel has conveniences like a restaurant, a private beach, and an outdoor pool. It's also close to Planet Maze and Jolly Roger Amusement Park.
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
All of Princess Bayside Beach Hotel's 194 air-conditioned rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and cable TV. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Safes are also included.
At Princess Bayside Beach Hotel, guests enjoy a private beach, a nightclub, and an indoor pool. You can take advantage of free parking if you drive. The 24-hour front desk has staff always at the ready. Other amenities at this beach hotel include an outdoor pool, free WiFi in public areas, and 4 meeting rooms.
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One block from the beach in Ocean City, the Princess Bayside Beach Hotel offers a private beach, indoor and seasonal outdoor pools, and a poolside bar. Meetings, event catering, and wedding services can be arranged on request. The hotel also offers a restaurant. Guest parking is complimentary and available on a limited basis.
All rooms at this hotel are non-smoking.
- Outdoor seasonal pool
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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Princess Bayside Beach Hotel offers 194 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and coffee/tea makers. Refrigerators and microwaves are provided. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Cable television is provided. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
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This Ocean City hotel has a heated indoor swimming pool and a seasonal rooftop pool with views of the ocean and bay. A water sports center and game room are also on site.
The Ocean City Boardwalk is two miles away and 11 championship golf courses are in the area.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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- Kayaking on site
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If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Motorcyclist Struck by SUV on East Third Street
Motorcyclist Struck by SUV on East Third Street – PSP Montoursville report that a Pennsdale motorcyclist sustained moderate injuries after he was struck from behind on July 15. Gary L. Harmon Jr., 37, was transported by ambulance to the Williamsport Hospital for treatment he sustained as he was traveling east on East Third Street. As Harmon slowed his 2003 Honda motorcycle down to make a right hand turn at the Old Montoursville Road intersection, he was rear ended by a 2002 Ford Explorer operated by Mark Dietrick, 44, of Ralston. After impact, the motorcycle slid through the intersection on its side past the westbound lane of travel and came to rest in the grass along the shoulder of the westbound lane. After rear-ending the motorcycle, Dietrick continued to travel through the intersection in the grass field that separates East Third Street and Route 180. Dietrick was wearing a seatbelt during the time of crash and did not sustain injuries; however, Harmon was not wearing a helmet, Trooper Brandon Schrawder said.
Hit-and-Run in Loyalsock Township – PSP Montoursville say a driver fled the scene after striking another vehicle from behind on July 15. Trooper Brandon Schrawder said Jacquelyn Newlen, 26, of Lock Haven, was not injured when she was rear-ended shortly before 12:30 a.m. as she was at a stop in the left turn lane of East Third Street. Newlen was stopped behind another vehicle, waiting to make a left turn when it was hit from behind, Schrawder said. When Newlen pulled off of East Third Street into the old Faxon Lumber Building, the other driver kept traveling, making a left hand turn at the red light before disappearing.
Lamar PSP Investigate Injury-Sustaining Crash – PSP Lamar continue their investigation of a crash which injured both drivers on Monday, July 25 in Grugan Township, Clinton County. Trooper A.M. Sheridan said the crash, which occurred around 11 a.m., involved two Peterbilt 879 models. Police were not notified of the crash until nearly 3 hours afterwards, Sheridan said. Both drivers, a male and female, sustained injuries, but were not present at the crash site, he said.
Crews from local fire departments and emergency personnel responded to the following incidents on Tuesday, July 26:
• 4:29 a.m., fire alarm, 4 Girton Drive, Clinton Township; township dispatched.
• 2:12 p.m., vehicle accident, intersection of Fourth Avenue and High Street, Williamsport; city Bureau of Fire and MICU1-91 responded.
• 5:44 p.m., vehicle accident, intersection of High and Cherry streets, Williamsport; city Bureau of Fire and MICU1-91 dispatched.
• 10:52 p.m., fire alarm, 798 West Edwin Street, Williamsport; city Bureau of Fire and MICU1-91 responded.
• 10:52 p.m., smoke odor, 1232 Pennsylvania Avenue, Loyalsock Township; township and MICU18 dispatched.


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Last Modified: Monday, December 03, 2012 1:08 PM
LIVONIA (AP) — Pointe Coupee Parish sheriff's deputies say a 15-year-old boy was shot in the head in a duck-hunting accident in Livonia.
Capt. Steve Juge told The Advocate the boy, whose name was not released, suffered a serious head injury Saturday after he was shot with a 12-gauge shotgun.
Juge said the teen was one of three boys in a boat in Grosse Tete Bayou. He say one of the other hunters, also 15, swung to shoot at a duck but shot the victim instead.
The wounded boy is being treated at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center in Baton Rouge.
Posted By: Jacki Larsh On: 12/3/2012
Title: Duck-hunting juvenile shot in head in Livonia
Prayers for young man, his family and friends.


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Basement subfloor and Radon - ideas?
I have a minor radon problem in the basement (below the "Action Level") but given the medical history of my family, I am not taking any chances.
To remediate radon, there are two options:
1 - concrete wall isolation
2 - active soil decompression
I am going for option 1 since option 2 is a crapshoot due to the unknown porosity of the soil under the slab. Long story.
For option 1, I am first treating the concrete (slab and walls) with a sealing compound (a reactive type, sodium-silicate based) to minimize the porosity of the concrete. On top, I'll paint with a gas-resistant water-based membrane (i.e. Blue Seal).
So far, no problem.
However, now I need to add a sub-floor and frame the walls.
The whole issue is that the sub-floor needs to have a high R value AND, here is the tricky part, the concrete should not be pierced (nor the walls nor the floor). Traditional sub-floor building process is to use 2x4 on the flat side nailed to the concrete. This is a no-no for me.
How about this?
Step 1: A sub-floor of 2x4 on the thin (not flat) side floating on the painted concrete on top a flexible layer of plastic sheet. Between the sleepers, expanded polystyrene. On top, traditional OSB T&G.
Step 2: Traditional framing for the walls, but nailed/screwed to the ceiling rafters and the sub-floor (not the concrete).
Would this be acceptable (Ontario, Canada)? or does the sub floor absolutely, positively needs to be nailed to the concrete?
Any ideas would be *very* welcomed!
Oh, I forgot. If the idea above is OK, how do I deal with the sloping near the floor sink? I mean, I think the concrete floor still needs to slope towards the sink but what about the subfloor? Does it need to slope too? Or do I just level it?
do you have a sump pit?
Gotcha. Hopefully some will be around to help you out shortly!
Short of using an adhesive in lieu of mechanical fastening, nothing immediately comes to mind.
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Here is the collection of popular onam recipes and food. Onam cooking is delicious and tasty.
Onam Recipes
Onam, also known as Thiruonam, is celebrated in the Malayalam month of Chingam, which corresponds to the lunar month of Bhadrapad. Onam is the most important secular festival of Kerala, enjoyed by Hindus, Muslims and Christians alike.
Celebration: The festivities commence 10 days before Onam. The whole of Kerala puts on a jovial show for the reception of Bali so that he may rejoice, seeing his people happy. Two square pyramids representing Vishnu and Bali are erected in courtyards and worshipped with offerings of flowers, fruits and other auspicious food products.
Every home is embellished with floral decorations called pookkalam. Onam feasts include banana erucherry, tomato pachadi, chana dal payasam, and avial.