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What could possibly be causing my dog to feel ill?
For the last month or two my 13 month old pit bull mix has seemed to have a rather upset stomach on and off. There have been a few instances where he will go out, eat some grass and attempt to vomit, but nothing comes up. He does this for a few minutes and then goes back to being normal, albeit a bit tired and lazy. He's still eating and drinking normally and in between bouts of yuckiness he's a normal playful puppy. He saw the vet about a month and a half ago and they told us he has some environmental allergies but is otherwise healthy, so I'm wondering what may be causing him to do this. Could his food be making him feel ill? Or could it even be the allergies?
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Okay, there are a few things you can do to help. If you are feeding grocery store pet food, it's time to upgrade to a healthier, pet store brand with no by-products, animal digest, artificial colors or preservatives. A good choice for your adult dog would be Nutro MAX in lamb (easier on the stomach). Mix it in slowly with the old food throughoutthe week until its all MAX. Then, ditch the apple mango tango scented laundry detergents, room sprays, floor cleaners, dryer beads etc. because your dog might be allergic to scents. Do not let him out in the grass except on a leash to pee within 48 hours of pesticide spraying. If you live in a complex and don't know when they spray, find out. Get a water fountan to encourage healthy liquid intake, and change flea medicines just in case he is allergic to his. Finally, feed healthy treats such as Nutro crunchy cookies (peanut butter- yum!) instead of overly processed moist treats. ^_^ This is a good starting list!!
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Citation: Long, J.A., Guthrie, H.D. 2006. Validation of a rapid, large-scale assay to quantify atp levels in spermatozoa. Theriogenology. 65:1620-1630. Interpretive Summary: Experiments involving assessment of sperm function often require measurement of a large number of samples. For example, determining the effect of alternative extenders for short-term storage of turkey sperm requires a high sampling frequency from multiple groups during the 24h storage period. We found that individual assessment of samples for ATP level did not support such expansive experimental designs. After unsuccessfully attempting to reproduce the only published method for batch analysis of ATP in sperm (using a scintillation counter), we developed an alternative method using a plate reader and defined the assay conditions to produce highly repeatable results. The ATP assay was validated for 3 species (turkey, rooster, pig), using both fresh semen and species-specific semen storage protocols.
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Puddling in patio during heavy rains
Just wanted to get your thoughts on this. During heavy rains, the patio gets puddle of water in the middle.
I checked the covered patio ceiling and it doesn't look bad nor did it feel wet when I checked it from a ladder. There are some hairline cracks in the stucco ceiling, which I don't think directly relates to this but not sure. I didn't notice any dripping from the ceiling.
I can understand rain coming into patio when the rainfall is slanted toward the patio. I haven't checked yet, but assume the patio is not totally level/flat to have the water run off and not puddle.
The patio is tiled as you can see from photo. What's the best fix for this? Tear up tiles, and level up the "concrete" beneath then retile (or leave as concrete if I'm cheap)?
how often does it happen ? when it rains hard, is not a correct answer.
But I do notice that for light periods of rain (say sprinkles), don't get the puddle.
The mystery is easy to solve. On a dry day (when there is no puddle), grab a hose and and turn the faucet to low. Let the water drip on one of the edges of the patio. Observe the water. If it flows towards the center, then you know the rain is going to take the same path. Repeat along the length of the edge and on all four sides.
The solution--not so easy. Tear up tiles and maybe use self leveling concrete? I've heard that stuff is not as easy to use as one would think. I have no personal experience with it, so I can't recommend it. Just suggesting you look into it.
thanks cortell, I'll give that a try.
If the water doesn't drip from the ceiling how does it get to the middle of the room?
Perhaps it is groundwater seeping up from below?
Does the rain hit the edge of the patio and run downhill into the center of the room?
It looks like the patio was designed to have a drain, and someone omitted that one important step along the way...........
It's likely coming from either driving rain or simple rain splash. The patio base should have been pitched slightly to shed water in the first place, roof or no roof. The fact that there aren't any walls means it will always be subjected to the potential of rain, thus it must be pitched......
I haven't checked the slope / levelness of the patio yet, but I do suspect it's sloped inwards toward the center rather than outwards on the sides for rain to run off, hence the pooling in the center. And I think the grout lines help the water flow from the sides into that center.
Or could it also have sloped inwards over time? Kind of like putting something heavy on a surface that isn't fully able to support the weight, sagging it down over time, or how earth movement can crack concrete from shifting, etc.
I doubt it. More likely is either jojoma45's theory that there was supposed to be a drain there and they intentionally sloped the slab that way, or that whoever poured the slab did a really bad job at screeding it. Maybe they unknowingly used a 2x4 with a significant crown.
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Any Chevy S10 Guru's Out There? (Or Car Enthusiasts In General)
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I have a 2002 Chevy S10, Vortec, 6cyl, 5 speed
Normally, when my turn signal lamp goes out, the turn signal will click super duper fast letting you know "hey, you have a bulb burnt out". It looks like my rear right tail light is burnt out. So i installed a new one, and no luck. still not working. the front right signal works though.
I checked my right tail light again last ***ht and the standard driving light comes on just fine. But the brake light and turn signal are not working. Everything seems to work except the right rear turn signal/brake light.
I was told (without testing it) that it could possibly be the combination switch. Does this sound about right? If so, are there any links to show me how to do this step by step? Is it easier to have a dealer/mechanic do it?
I have been told to check the grounding on that light but I can't seem to locate it. I have tried to follow the wiring from the light down the line to the source but all the wires are in that plastic shield and can't trace the ground. Anyone know where the ground is mounted to the frame??
What else could it be?
Did you actually check for voltage at the socket? Many times I've found something not working and it turns out to be the socket itself...
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You will see ~12.6v dc (battery voltage) with the engine off and approx 14.5 v dc engine running. You will need to depress the brake pedal or activate the turn signal when checking voltage. The ignition key must be in the run position for the turn signal to work.
The ground is common to both the stop/turn and tail lamp. If the right tail lamp light works and the right stop/turn do not, the ground is not the problem.
Did you put in the correct bulb?
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ok, then the tail light works fine....it's definitely the brake and turn signal.
I swapped out the bulb with a new and when that didnt work, i took out the left turn signal lamp and placed it on the right side to see if it would work........it doesnt.
I will test it tonight with a voltmeter and see what happens.
Probably a burnt up socket. You can use a test light to check it, or a lot times it will be black inside it.....
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what is a test light and how does it work?
What I'd suggest is getting either a voltmeter or a 12V test light (available at auto-parts store, you should be able to find one VERY cheap, they are almost give-away level for the truly cheap little ones that feature just an LED).
The test light will "light up" when 12V is present. The voltmeter will read ~12V.
Whatever bulb is not working, find that socket, switch on whatever switch is necessary to make that bulb light up (i.e. if it's a turn signal, turn on the turn signals--btw you also try the hazards if you think it might be the turn signal switch itself). I would BACK PROBE the socket... this means that you shove your test lead into the back of the socket (where the wire is going in) to try to make contact. You may want to do this on a socket with a bulb that is working, that way you get the feel of your test light or voltmeter working...
I've had good luck with shoving an unbent paperclip, or very long pin, in there to get contact--just be sure you don't short it out!
For a ground you can use the metal truck body.
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I have stuck a volt meter on the socket.......nothing. I have cut the wires at the socket to see if I was at least getting power to the socket.......nothing.
I have stuck the meter on the left side and that checked out fine.
I will try one more splice point on the left side of the truck to see if I am at least gettingpower to that point before it branches off to each light.
any other thoughts?
Narrow it down. Trace the harness and test for voltage at each connector. Check the connectors for corrosion and terminal tightness. If the truck was in an accident, look in that area for chaffed and corroded wires. Also look where the harness takes sharp bends and can possibly chaffe.
This is not hard, but can be time consuming. Good luck.
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The wires are color coded. Check at the socket for what color is what. Black is ground, both left and right tail lamps should be the same color and the other color at the right rear will be the directional and stop.
What year is this truck and have you solved the problem?
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It has been put on hold but I will be tackling it again here in the next couple days.......
Once I pull it in to the garage, I will be able to tell more..........
Have you ever heard of a tool called a Powerprobe. This would allow you to test for B+, ground and the bulb all at the socket. Once you determine which circuit is bad, you can work your way back. With a proper functioning circuit, you could see roughly 6V as an average voltage. That is because it is 50% on, 50% off. Generally, left side wiring is going to be yellow and right side will be green. I will see if I can find a wiring diagram and help you out. I'm off to the Indy tomorrow so probably won't be until Sunday that you hear from me again. Powerprobe. Watch Youtube. Best tool ever...
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Im in....
Well that makes 3 Vs so far.
I'd love to... But I don't own one anymore ;(.
I'm down. I usually go to the Scottsdale pavs once a month or so too if anyone wants to meet up there
Supposed to rain tomorrow. Mine doesn't leave the garage unless the precipitation chance is 10% or less.
The purpose of this is to get something going NOT at the pavs. The place is packed all the time and they have garbage for shade. I want to meet up with caddy owners. Not ten thousand corvettes and mustangs
That sounds like a good time. Maybe a cruise to Payson or something like that. Lets go Church....put something together.
The question is,how would I go about bringing in as many cars as possible if the forums are so split up?
I dont have an answer to that one bud....I would try to set a date for two weeks out and post it on this and the V2 forum. Its ganna be hit and miss. Some guys have family and work issues like myself. But if I have enough notice I can get it done. Maybe early in the morning on a Sat or Sun so we dont have issues with the monsoon.
So trying to get some updates. I am trying to see if the Chandler pavilions would like a fancy Cadillac show.
Hey Church....You get anything figured out yet?
No not yet. I can't get any call backs. I wonder if they would be that mad if we just showed up.
Hell no....pick a day and lets make it a good showing
I just remembered the Scottsdale cars and coffee is this saturday morning if anyone is interested....


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1.Downloading gingerbreak v1.20
You will want to download this on your android device or put it on an sd card.
Download: Gingerbreak v1.20
The file should now be in your downloads folder. Go ahead and open up Astro file manager and navigate to your downloads folder by clicking home and then downloads. Then click on the gingerbreak file and follow through with the install process.
When you enter the app after installation it should look something like the above picture. Go ahead and click root device. On success the device will reboot. Once rebooted, type su and do as you please.
As Skytex_Joe has pointed out, this root will probably work for both motherboards. I have only confirmed that it has worked on the b board, though. If someone wants to try it out on the other board feel free to post your results.
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How strong is the adhesive on these? If they were stuck on a plastic card, how much abuse could they take before falling off?
One of the most influential lines to me in that interview was the one regarding company patents. I knew you guys at SF were advocates of open-source, but being relatively new to this community, I had no idea you "referred negatively… to company patents" as the article said. I personally believe patents dampen ingenuity, and that single line made me respect you guys that much more.
The rest of the interview was pretty awesome, too. I only hope I can be like Mr. Nate when I pursue my own entrepreneurial endeavors!!
I… um… I think I took a wrong turn… This /is/ the Tiny Robotic Overlord Commitee Meeting, right?
Woo! Here's to another great year of technological exploration!
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Great news! I am new Drupal developer, so I hope I'll be able to contribute to the development of Drupal 7. When do we start ? :)
On digital experiences, Open Source, startups & the future
Today, 13 months after the Drupal 5.0 release, we released Drupal 6.0 to the world. Read more about Drupal 6.0 in the official release announcement or just look at the What is new in Drupal 6.0?" screencast (30 min) that we prepared.
Needless to say, Drupal 6 is our most exciting release to date. It is a legendary piece of work, by the community, for the community. Thanks to the hundreds of Drupal contributors for their tireless work and commitment!
Great news! I am new Drupal developer, so I hope I'll be able to contribute to the development of Drupal 7. When do we start ? :)
Still waiting on PDO support in Drupal 7, or an official port to the SQLite database.
CCK and views aren't ready for 6 so it's pretty much a useless release. :{
Drupal 4.6 never had CCK and barely had Views (and few ever used it) -- and it was clearly not useless.
Hm maybe that's the reason why Drupal "took off" with version 5 :P
Don't agree that this is pretty much a useless release.
Those modules will be released soon (I hope).
And Drupal 6 has lot of improvements and it's a one big step more.
Understood that CCK and Views are somewhat de-facto now but I think you should reconsider the word "useless" in your statement
May Peace Be On You
I'm very excited to see Drupal 6.0 released. Especially since I'm hoping to help contribute some modules for it. I'm currently trying to figure out how exactly. Too bad I just launched my Drupal Tutorials and Blog Site with Drupal 5.7. I'm hoping to upgrade soon, but I have to wait until the views module is functional for 6.0. Thanks again for all your hard work!
This is GREAT NEWS! Soon as CCK & Views are out we're golden.
To quote the Lullabots: "This is awesome!". Drupal is definitely setting a new standard for development frameworks. I can't thank the community enough for such a fine product. Congratulations to everybody. Now, to climb that learning curve: I'm sick of being in the lower part of it! Cheers.
Really great news.
I expected longer testing period after drupal 6 rc4, but drupal community has impressed me one more time.
Congratulations to Dries and to all drupalers!
So, I was developing something for Drupal 5, but I think I will abandon it and move to version 6.
How long will 6 be supported?
Nice work. Can't wait to try it out.
Merlin says Views for Drupal 6 is hopefully going to be an Alpha release in a couple of weeks. =)
Thank you for a such huge update! I am just now testing the brand new Drupal 6 on my servers and everything looks really fine. Just one thing: "globals on" for php is on cheap hosters not possible to influence - i think security is fine, but breaking up the installation of this issue will affect a lot of people!
I agree...
wanted to install Drupal 6 but don't think installer should quit for this setting.
second: is'nt it a bug? register_globals if on at my server but Drupal install. still thinks it is off... How about that.
Further... great news! i hope it's as great as i thinks it is...
I've been tinkering around with the Drupal 6.0 release. In fact I've even been trying to port my current 5.x site over but have had a few problems. My site: VB6 Tutorials uses CCK, views, and panels pretty heavily. Along with a bunch of other modules to help display the tutorials and source samples easily. The problem is these haven't been ported to Drupal 6.x. Especially views.
I know this is how it works and I'm definitely not complaining. I was just wondering how soon do you or others usually wait when a new release comes out before you start moving your sites over. For instance is this site using 5.x or 6.x? Please know this is not a complaint in anyway - I'm a Drupal fan, through and through. Heck I'm even using it to host a site that contains Microsoft Visual Basic tutorials thats how much I believe in it.
I'm still not using 6.x.
I will wait a little longer. I will probably start playing around with it a little more in the near future.
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Managing Your Time and Workload
I'm battling some kind of post-travel virus, so today's offering will be a bit brief. But an important topic, I think. Because if you are at all like me, you have a lot on your plate. Programs to run, pagers/blackberries/iphones/email to which you must respond, the other job you may hold and its corresponding responsibilities, family obligations...the list may feel endless. In fact, I noticed last night that my business partner had a lament about the limitations of the 24 hour day as her Facebook status message. So clearly I'm not the only person trying to manage my to do list (and still have some semblance of a life outside work).
Over at the Harvard Business blog, Gina Trapani has a (brief) piece that really speaks to me, How to Mitigate the Urgent to Focus on the Important. I always like reading how other professional multi-taskers get it all done, and Gina, in particular, has a long track record of bringing life-managing tools to the masses (she was a founder of one of my favorite daily reads, Lifehacker). Concepts like making time for yourself and reducing your to-do list may not seem radical, but the way in which she frames these ideas make them feel perfect for my needs right now. Maybe yours, too.
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In my second year or so of blogging, I did a recipe for stuffed bell peppers that everyone really seems to enjoy. But it had been long time since I even made my own recipe, and because I need to come up with new ideas for this blog all the time, I thought it would be fun to do a stuffed pepper with a twist.
They went over huge in my house. Mini Chef has never been so eager to eat a bell pepper. I was truly impressed. I left the cheese off for myself, and this would even work for those eating grain free/paleo if you leave the corn out. This recipe is really quite flexible, so adjust any way you like!
Serve a half of one of these bad boys with a salad for a fabulously filling meal!
Clean Eating Mexican Stuffed Bell Peppers
- 3 large red bell pepper
- 1 lb. lean, ground turkey
- 1 tbsp. coconut oil
- 1 small red onion, chopped
- 1 tbsp. garlic powder
- 1 tbsp. onion powder
- 1 tbsp. ground cumin
- 2 tsp. chili powder
- 1 cup frozen corn
- 1 (15 oz.) can tomato sauce OR 12 oz. jar of your favorite clean salsa
- 3 tbsp. freshly grated cheddar cheese (any cheese will work)
- Fresh cilantro for garnish
- Cut the tops off your bell peppers, remove the stems and chop up the lids. Set aside.
- Sauté the onions first with the coconut oil, then add the turkey in a skillet and cook until just browned. Add the spices, chopped pepper tops and corn and continue cooking until the meat is finished. Don't overcook it as it still needs to bake in the oven.
- Stuff the peppers tightly with the meat filling.
- In a small casserole dish, pour the tomato sauce into the bottom of the dish, then place your peppers upright. The casserole dish should be small enough to fit the peppers tightly so they stand upright for baking.
- Sprinkle 1 tbsp. cheese onto of each pepper, then place the baking dish in the oven.
- Bake at 350 for approximately 30 minutes. These taste best if the peppers are not overcooked. They should still be slightly firm when done.
- Cut pepper in half, sprinkle with fresh, chopped cilantro and serve.


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TORONTO, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Canadian shares ended down on Monday, as the heavyweight financial, energy and materials sectors drifted lower, but losses were muted as traders limited their bets due to the uncertain outcome of Tuesday's U.S. presidential election. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index unofficially closed down 27.63 points, or 0.22 percent, at 12,352.78.
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McDermott overpowers Abraham
By Kurt Wolfheimer
Local junior welterweight sensation Danny "Little Mac" McDermott (9-3-1,4KO's) sent his local fans home happy with a scintillating fourth round stoppage of Brian "The Brick" Abraham (5-10-2, 5KO's) in the six round main event at Schuetzen Park in North Bergen New Jersey on Thursday night. The five bout card promoted by Rich Komissar Promotions and RKO Boxing, provided fans with a little of everything, including upsets, and knockouts and even a split draw.
McDermott, who entered the contest with a split decision loss to Brian Miller 8-0-2, 3KO's in an unsuccessfull attempt at the WBF All Americas lightweight title, as well as a close unanimous decision loss to lightweight prospect Osnel Charles (6-2), knew a victory was essential if he was to get his career back on track.
It appeared a dangerous opponent was chosen for the fight in Brian "The Brick" Abraham of Schenectady< New York. Abraham entered the ring with a less than spectacular record of 5-9-2, but all five his victories have come by the way of knockout.The heavy handed Abraham worked the body in the opening round as McDermott looked to establish his jab. Eventually McDermott began to find his range with his jabs as the round came to a close.Each fighter had their moments in the second. Abraham would connect with the heavier shots, but McDermott's unstoppable will and hard chin allowed him return some big shots of his own.Abraham, in an attempt to confuse McDermott, switched to the southpaw I stance in the third. The man known as "little Mac" would have none of it and bounced two big rights off the face of his opponent. Abraham did not back down and returned fire with a heavy four punch combo. The combination only appeared to anger McDermott who dropped his hands and told Abraham that he was ready to go and banged away several nice combinations. Late in the round McDermott accidentally sent a right south of the border and Abraham was allowed several minutes shake it off the pain.The confidence of Danny McDermott was at an all time high and he walked right through some of Abraham's best shots late in the third and early in the fourth. Abraham began to back straight out and it would be a big mistake as Danny found his chin with a good right hand which stunned him. Abraham tried to fight back while on the retreat and even connected with a nice right, but McDermott was on the attack with big combinations that sent the pro McDermott crowd into a frenzy. Abraham ate another right hand which had him reeling as he went on the retreat. This time McDermott would not let him off the hook and he battered him from ring rope to ring rope. McDermott caught him against the ropes with one more four punch combination which finished the show as the referee stepped in and called a halt to the bout at 2:38 of the fourth round."I realized he couldn't hurt me as the fight went on, so I got I little cute," said McDermott afterward. "A lot of the guys he knocked out didn't have the granite McDermott chin that I do. They say Granit breaks brick every time (referring to Abraham's nickname) and that is what I did."Look for Danny McDermott to continue his comeback on January 21st at location to be announced in the near future.Baldwin draws with Foster
In the co-feature of the evening, local favorite Thomas "Too Quick" Baldwin of Newark, NJ had to settle for a draw with Hilliard, Ohio's Dominique Foster (Pro Debut) in their scheduled four round Welterweight contest.
Baldwin was clearly the better boxer and appeared to easily win the second round, after a feeling out first. "Too Quick" looked to be on his way to a convincing victory, when a shocking moment happened in the third. Foster, who didn't muster much offense throughout, dropped Baldwin with a right hand. He even landed three punches while Baldwin was on the canvas with no warning. Still stunned, Baldwin rose to his feet and survived the round as Dominique Foster would only land the occasional counter.
Baldwin recovered in the corner and then boxed his way throughout the final round to what appeared to be a close but expected victory. However the judges saw it differently. One judges saw it 38-37 for Baldwin while the second had it 38-37 in favor of Foster. The final official had at 38-38 resulting in a split draw.
Crabtree crumples Terrill
It was supposed to be a big night for the debut "Irish" Danny Terril who entered the ring with a large contingent of fans, loudly rooting him, but it wasn't to be on this night as he was shocked by Hilliard, Ohio welterweight "Iron" Daniel Crabtree .
Terrill immediately tried to take control of the bout, as he put constant pressure on Crabtree throughout the opening round. His punches were wide though and Crabtree stood him up with a punch combination from the southpaw stance in the closing seconds of the opening round. Though Terrill won the opening round, he went to the corner with a bloody nose.
Both fighters went toe to toe in a battle of wills throughout the second round in a wild affair. Terrill was the busier puncher, but he kept his chin in the up, while working the body and it cost him. Crabtree rocked him with a big right hand on the chin. Terrill tried to fight back, but another right hand sent him to the canvas in the final minute. Crabtree looked like he was about to end it as he unloaded five unanswered punches, but Terrill was able to smother him enough to survive the round.
Terrill didn't look good as he opened round three and Crabtree made the most of it, dropping him almost immediately with a double right hand combo. Terrill rose to his feet and fought back on unsteady legs. Crabtree appeared to tire and it looked like Terrill might recover, but two wild rights stunned him again. Crabtree seized the opportunity and uncorked a beautiful one two from his southpaw stance that floored Terrill for the final time in the corner. Referee Sammy Viruet waived the contest off, awarding Daniel Crabtree the TKO victory. The official time of the stoppage was 1:18 of the third round.
Terrill put up one hell of an effort in the loss and was given a nice ovation from his fans afterward as he left the ring.
Daniel Crabtree ups his record to 2-3,2KO's.
Farmer upsets Jones
Philly lightweight Tevin Farmer moved to 3-2-1, 1KO with a minor upset of Brooklyn, New York's Ian "Iron Skin" James (1-2, 1KO) in their scheduled four round contest. Farmer, who had a draw and a close loss in his last two bouts against tough competition, knew he had to set the tone early if he was going to pull off the victory and went after a James right from the opening bell with quick combinations from the southpaw stance.
Ian James was game and tried to fight back, but a short right dropped him with just seconds to go in the opening round. James was able to get to his feet and was receiving more punishment when the bell sound to end the round. Farmer would not let James recover in the second as he immediately planted the Brooklyn native on the ropes and unleashed a big five punch combination. James tried to fight back, but a right hand up top, had him in bad shape. Referee Sammy Viruet made the proper call and stepped in waived the fight off. The official time of the stoppage was 23 seconds of the second round.
Silgado wallops Williams
Columbian welterweight knockout artist, Santander Silgado made his debut on American soil with an impressive second round stoppage Glen Williams in the opening contest of the evening.
Silgado found his mark in the early going, as he targeted the fluffy midriff of the former Catonsville, Maryland native, who now resides in Houston, Texas. Williams tried to return fire, but he was caught with two strong body shots which dropped his hands in the closing minute of the round. Silgado followed with an overhand right on the button that sent Williams to the canvas for the first time of the fight. Glenn Williams immediately rose to his feet but the bell saved him further damage.
Having felt the power, Williams went into the peek a boo defense with his gloves covering his face. It would not bother Silgado who mixed in good body work and heavy hooks. Williams began to wither and was forced to trade in the closing moments of the round. A Silgado right hand rocked him and he tried to fight back but a chopping right hand put him on the canvas for the second time of the fight. Williams rose to his feet, but referee Earl Morton looked into his eyes and waived the bout off at 2:51 of the second round.


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Warren L. Dunning
December 21, 2011
Warren L. Dunning died Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, at his home in Sams Valley, Ore.
He was born Sept. 18, 1932, in Webster, Kan.
He graduated from Stockton High School in 1951. Warren was working as a surveyor in Wyoming when he met his future wife, the former Sonya (Sunny) Ball.
They were married Feb. 8, 1959, in Hayden.
Warren became a power plant shift operator at Kortes Dam, Wyo. After three years, they moved to Orangeville, Calif., where he was employed at Folsom Dam.
He then transferred to Ashland, Ore., and was foreman at Green Springs Power Plant, working for the Bureau of Reclamation.
In 1979, Warren was employed at Lost Creek Dam by the Army Corps of Engineers. He retired from Lost Creek in 1996. He later worked for Touch America for four years.
Warren was a 32-degree mason. He was past master of Ashland Lodge, a member of York Rite and a Scottish Rite Mason. He loved his Masonic work and had received the Albert Pike award.
Warren was a pilot and belonged to the Civil Air Patrol and flew on many search missions.
He had several hobbies such as cowboy poetry and restoring old engines and tractors.
Warren is survived by his wife, Sunny; three sons Dale (Janice), of Mercer Island, Wash., Klark, of Portland, Ore., and Tom (Gretchen), of Woodinville, Wash.; grandchildren Ronny Dunning, Daisy Dunning, and Leila Dunning, of Woodinville, Wash.; his 99-year-old mother, Neva Marshall, of Stockton, Kan.; and brother Roger Dunning, of Atchison, Kan. He was preceded in death by his sister, Gloria.
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I agree with"no need for names"Those greedy white men that own a business should pay their empolyee's more than they pay themselves,i mean how else can they have a nice boat,nice home,new truck,new caddy,its not fair for someone in business to make money,i never had any money cause i didn't make enough to let me pay for these things,i always spent mine on vacations,going to the lake,fishing,hunting,boating,n ice clothes,hey the guy that owns the company should take care of us.<quoted text>First of all, I have a job and have ALWAYS had a job since I was old enough to work. That said, I have lived in other cities and states. My comments are not purely Pocahontas related. I am not accusing Hispanics of stealing our jobs. I know there is a job for everyone, the problem is too many people think they are above them or just simply feel entitled. The Hispanic people take on the most physical and dirty jobs. The jobs that they work and pay taxes for range from farming to janitorial to road work and etc. The jobs they take where they are paid under the table are from the white man that does not pay a fair or legal wage based on their greed. I am sick of hearing how they 'steal' our jobs. They are not stealing a thing. They are simply taking opportunities that a lot of people of our race won't. My whole point was there are jobs. Obviously you would benefit from a basic education and from looking beyond Pocahontas. One last thing, just because someone does not agree with racism does not mean we need to leave. The great thing about this country is that it is a melting pot and I welcome that as I welcome different races and cultures. You are the one with the problem so maybe you should find a country or island with nothing but white people. Good luck with that.
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#71 Mar 7, 2013
Yes i'm white and i think i am above these jobs,i will sit here on topix all day and draw my foodstamps and welfare check,those mexicans dont concern me they can have my job,i would not leave my comfy chair to make things better for my family,cause uncle sam will send me a check,and i really feel for those mexicans trying to make things better for their family.
#72 Mar 7, 2013
It is a good thing you get Welfare because I cannot imagine any employer hiring you. Just reading your post gives me a headache. I could not imagine you working with me for me.
#73 Mar 7, 2013
If you really believe I have a mental problem because I have an opinion that differs from yours you are really screwed up. Go ahead and post under my user name, but you should know that anyone who can read will know your dribble is not coming from me.
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#74 Mar 7, 2013
Replied to yourself on that one.
#75 Mar 7, 2013
No. That one someone trying to clever. I suffer from no such thing. Can't say the same for him though. Talk about a nut job. Wow.
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#76 Mar 7, 2013
Even sillier, the same person did this exact same thing to you and you believed I wrote that and replied to myself.
I don't know who you people think I am, but I seldom post here and I am no way involved with the retard posting all this nonsense. Go ahead, slam me for not being PC and calling him a retard. He is one.
And for the record, I am gainfully employed and do not spend more than a few minutes a day on this site on the days I do visit it.
It is pointless to even put my two cents in anywhere now. I lack the time and patience for this moron or anyone else who cannot accept that I have my own opinion.
#78 Mar 8, 2013
Who do you think you are fooling now?I tired of hearing all these lies about you and how much nmoney you have,what you buy,your 401k,its all a lie you dont have anything except a welfare check.
#79 Mar 8, 2013
Even with only a welfare check its more then you will ever have.Hahahahhahaha
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#80 Mar 8, 2013
You must be one thick headed jackwagon. I never talked about my salary, what I own, or about my retirement plans. I have never had a welfare check or ANY form of welfare. How much my I earn or what I do with it is my business.
#81 Mar 8, 2013
I hate those dam white employers,they never pay you enogh money,they should pay you more than they earn,i mean you are the one doing all of the work.
#82 Mar 11, 2013
you say "i seldom post here and in no way involved with the retard"and then you say "do not spend more than a few minutes a day on this site" caught you in another lie.
#83 Mar 11, 2013
Hey retard, just because I spend a few minutes here does not mean I post. God damn you are the dumbest SOB I have ever seen online. Call me a liar, I do not care. I know the truth so you can't insult me. If you must insult me though, you will need to try a lot harder. I just do not know if you can spare one of the very few brain cells you do have.
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I'm one of those evile white guys,i work but i dont pay as much as gererally earn,i did sAy generally.
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#85 Mar 11, 2013
I'm one of these guys,you no,low grade,low life,i always get the job others dont want,but i do earn a living at it and i'm always working,why cant you say that.
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I do believe you are.
#88 Mar 14, 2013
Great food
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#89 Mar 15, 2013
What is a racist,how can you be one,what do you race.
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#90 Mar 15, 2013
There are many leaving going back to Mexico,Obama cant force them to stay,although he would like to,we cant leave but they can.
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You are the one that needs to leave.
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PGA2310 output buffer?
I've just started playing with an Atmel microcontroller and a PGA2310. The PGA2310 is capable of driving loads down to 600Ohm. So a buffer on the output of PGA2310 is perhaps not really needed. But is it recommended to place a buffer there anyway? I have some 2SK170BL which I was planning to use to make some borbely buffers, is that a good solution? Perhaps I should use another buffer or maybe no buffer at all? Suggestions?
One more thing, I have two pretty nice powersupplies (discrete regulators) that I want to use. One powersupply per channel. The PGA2310 have two channels, I just want to use one. Should I ground the unused channel on the PGA2310, or just leave it?
Good questions Freddie. You should probably let your ears decide about the buffer. Surely in most situations an external buffer will just reduce the transparency. Why, if i may ask are you using a single ic per channel? Do you reckon they will work better as dual mono? This is probably also worth auditioning. You should make sure the unused input is grounded and the volume byte for that channel set to zero.
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Why don't you make the design differential ?!
Actually, this seems to be the better way to use those chips (one chip per channel). Audionet are said to do this, and their amps are getting some of the best reviews (for those who want to believe in reviews).
Most DACs are differential anyway, you just have to take the signal before the last stage which is ususally a single opamp configured to work both as difference amp and low pass. It may make sense to incorporate the filter function of this stage separately into the + and - channels.
For non-digital signals like radio, you can use an inverter to symmetrize the signal.
Using an output buffer might be a smart idea. I am a little wary of the op amp used inside the PGA. It might be fine if the load is 10 k, but below or with a long cable, I'd probably use a good op amp for a buffer.
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Thanks for the suggestions
Yes, an opamp is the best and easiest way to make an inverter. As there is no common mode voltage, even mediocre op amps will do nicely.
I have been using an OPA-627 (with a four transistor unity gain buffer INSIDE the feedback loop) in my amp for years and years. There might be better and cheaper op amps by now. I believe the AD797 (of the "old" league) might be a better choice here because
a) being a bipolar cascoded device, it might have even less common mode distortion
b) you'd be driving it from near zero virtual impedance, so its excessive current noise does not hurt
All in all, DAC op amps have to work much harder because of all the HF junk, so selection is much more critical there than for a volume control buffer.
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A discrete buffer after the PGA2310 seems like a good idea. Here are some different buffers. What do you think about the buffers, which one is preffered?
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This topic is a work in progress as I'm still setting up backtrack, but I will add as I learn.
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First off, I am happy to tel you that the 2 meter power cord works flawless with backtrack.
Now onto the more serious stuff, I had to do some tweaking to get X to work. No matter what boot option I used (aside from vga=xxx), the system would flash, and report no screens found. The solution lied in booting in safe mode, and replacing the default xorg with the preconfigured xorg-vesa (in the same directory).
The touchpad worked fine as far as I could see.
My next challenge lies at getting wifi to work. The card is recognised and detects my wpa2 network, but says encryption is not enabled (same story with my Alfa awus036H). I assume I have to start a background service somewhere, which I will look into.
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Update 2: Ati driver. don't install the fglrx, that will fail the dkms, just use apt-get install backtrack-ati and it will do the rest!
Will be updated whenever I get something to work or bork it.
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WPA-TKIP isn't WPA2 : the first one is a kind of WEP enhancement, the second one is something completely new... All wifi cards can't handle WPA2 (even if they could handle WPA). But what about the drivers ? Lots of issues are reported with WPA2 support... I'm not sure that backtrack's rtl8187 drivers would actually support it...Originally Posted by Citruspers
Please take it easy, I was not saying you didn't know that, I just noticed here and there some issues concerning WPA2 with those drivers (rtl8187). What I wrote about the difference between the two WPA encryption was there to explain why some cards can connect to WPA2 APs whereas others can't even if they can connect to WPA-TKIP APs. Once again, I didn't mean that's a thing you don't know, but other readers might not.
i just got a dell inspiron 1545, and i've been trying to get it connected to my WPA-TKIP network, but i can't figure out how to enable the wireless radio, or if it's enabled, how to get it to scan for my AP.
you have to open wicd click on the tab beside your network name this will bring up a menu with <advanced settings> click on that then select <use encryption> then select your network type wpa,wep,etc then enter your passphrase hope this helps.
btw did start wicd </etc/init.d/wicd start>
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mr-swaggmore, i was not running wicd. that seems to have gotten that at least. now i have to troubleshoot.
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Darby, the organizer, said the various issues and concern about police activity distracted from the main point of May Day: 'Now that it's not going to be hyped up as 'Possible Police Confrontation Day,' we'll be able to start doing outreach about what it is to be workers and fighting for workers' rights.'
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4 is very dramatic. 5 is like two different worlds. Almost symmetry from asymmetry. Very inspiring.
Geodesiq: The price is absurd. You can get similar IQ with the Lumix GX8 which is going for $650. on ebay. You get better IQ with the Sony a6500 @$1400., you get much better IQ with the Sony a7II @$1750.
Even $650 is way overpriced considering the tiny sensor of 4/3rds. For $650 people are much better off getting a camera with APS-C sensor. m4/3 is just a waste of money no matter the camera.
This article is disturbing but hilarious at the same time. It reads like something from The Onion, like a satire of corporate overreach or something. Not only taking and selling thousands of public domain images without the photographer's permission and without giving either credit or compensation to her, but also threatening her and trying make her pay for posting her own public domain images on her own website. Very weird but unfortunately this the new normal. Public domain has increasingly become the corporate domain. This is something the people of the USA should keep in mind if they are thinking of voting for that corporate puppet Hillary Clinton in the upcoming presidential election.
Amazing photo...
Very inspiring photos. I haven't done any photography in over a year but seeing these makes me feel like picking up my camera again.
Damn, a lot of these photos are amazing. Hard to choose a favourite, just great photos all around, especially 1, 5-9, 11, 13. I am jealous because I can't do these kind of photos, I am too shy, lol.
Those faux landscapes are so cool. I experimented myself in the past to do these fake landscapes, but arguably less successfully. I think these photos really are a good example of how photographers "make photos" rather than merely "take photos". It's something I've always thought about for my photos, or at least tried to.
Apparently size, weight, price and lack of autofocus are not compromises.
I like impressionist techniques in photography. I enjoy the vague, dreamlike quality of these photos. I have seen other photography of this type and I have tried to do something similar for my own photos in the past, using various techniques, without much success, tbh. I think motion blur in particular is a underutilized element in photography. It is something I will make an effort to experiment more with for my future photos.
These pictures remind me of my own parents, before they separated when I was a kid.
Interesting article, beautiful photos. Somehow I guessed just from reading the headline that the gearheads would be upset by this article and make negative comments and childish insults, and I was not wrong.
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> It is possible that he has family, kids, wife, brother, sister etc.
> What rights do we have to show his state to all the world.
> As a photojournalist I call this -social pornography- at it´s worst.
> We live in a world where rags seem to be considered as photogenic.
> Sad, cause someone is going to feel very bad about this picture and all the rest in this challenge.
> Is that the meaning of photography? To use someone, who has lost everything?
I agree. Instead of photographing homeless people, it is better for photographers to ignore homeless people and pretend that they don't exist, just like rest of the population already do.
RickBuddy wrote:
> > 2RickBuddy:
> > Get real. Do not slip into over-moralistic levels. Anyway, your opinion is your opinion, thanks. And your judgement driven by prejudice and anger does not insult me, really. I wish you a good luck.
> >
> It is not over-moral to point out that an insensitive hack reveals a stereotypical stigma of the disease.
> Nor is it over-moral to point out that these stigmas make life immensely more difficult for those who suffer from bi-polar condition, and serve as a barrier to treatment.
> I lost a job because the stigma over my bi-polar condition. Your portrayal of the condition reflects a few of the nasty prejudices that people hold against manic-depressives. I know the consequences of your ignorance. No. No. No. I am not over-moralizing.
> I'm just pointing out a prejudiced, ignorant lout who doesn't care what people who suffer feel.
> I have a great job now in the creative arts, make really good money, have a great counselor, have a wonderful support network.
> Try sometime to see the beauty and majesty of the impact of those who not only suffer — but also harness the power of the bi-polar condition: John F. Kennedy, Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Florence Nightingale, Ludwig van Beethoven, Alexander the Great, (Here's a link: http://www.mdf.contactbox.co.uk/info_packs/org/genius.htm).
> Will you ever match that greatness?
> And what do you do? You put them at the end of a rope and call it art.
Yes, admitting that you are manic-depressive and then simultaneously launching into a lengthy and hostile barrage of knee-jerk condemnations, insults and name-callings of some guy on the internet you don't even know will make people think of manic-depressives more kindly, and erase the damage done by this challenge entry to the image of mentally-ill people. Great strategy.
007peter wrote:
> I see, voted yourself 5 times with 5 different account. Here we go again :-( So sad
Indeed, here we go again. If anything is sad, it is amount of ignorance of this thread and the amount of suspicion directed toward this entry, or any entry that garners high votes (or low votes for that matter).
Perhaps the low and high scores should be disabled altogether. Make it a range from 2.0 to 3.5 stars instead. And automatically ban any member who has an entry where the votes are not a perfect normal distribution. There should never be any diverging opinions about a photo, there should always be somewhat of a consensus.
scooper1 wrote:
> Try using a saturation setting something a bit lower than +20 and see how much more natural the photo looks. Personally I'm tired of seeing grossly oversaturated images in these Challenges, and have difficultly understanding why so many people score them highly.
"Natural" is not always better.
At first glance, it looks like a world that suddenly ends, as if it is on flat disc instead of an oblate sphere...
Looks like a scene out of Lord of the Rings or something...
I thought the "mystic" entries were the best.
I like the atmosphere/mist. Trees look larger than life as well. Great photo.
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