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Alex Rodriguez has had quite the past few days. He was selected by the fans to his 12th All-Star Game. He hit his 536th career homer tying Yankees Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle for 13th all-time. He's…… getting divorced??
Rumors and whispers of an adulterous relationship with Madonna came to head on Monday when A-Rod's wife, Cynthia Rodriguez, filed for divorce the day after #536. Reports of the new friendship between the Yankee All-Star and 49-year-old pop icon proved to be the final straw for C-Rod, who said in the divorce papers that her husband "emotionally abandoned his wife and children."
The Yankees third baseman refuses to comment on any sort of relationship with Madonna. Rodriguez's attorney had not yet reviewed the divorce petition as of Monday but did add: "As you know, anyone can pay the filing fee and make allegations."
Cynthia Rodriguez has asked for primary custody of their two children — Nathasha Alexander, 3, and 2-month old Ella Alexander — as well as child support and alimony.
Last week, there were tabloid reports stating that A-Rod made several late-night visits to Madonna's apartment in New York. But…not so fast. Hold on to those clever "A-Donna" or "MaRodnna" nicknames.
Because on Sunday, Madonna who is married to filmmaker Guy Richie, issued a statement saying: "My husband and I are not planning on getting a divorce. I know Alex Rodriguez through Guy Oseary, who manages both of us. I brought my kids to a Yankee game. I am not romantically involved in any way with Alex Rodriguez."
But wait folks, the plot thickens, Oseary also works with Lenny Kravitz. Why does this matter? Last week, C-Rod visited the Paris home of Kravitz. He denied anything improper, saying she just needed to get away from the New York media blitz.
Apparently, she also needed to burn some plastic. She tore through the finest Paris had to offer racking up a spiteful $100,000 on A-Rod's dime.
Because Florida is where the divorce papers were filed, extramarital affairs do not factor into how the assets might be divided. That is, unless such affairs are explicitly addressed in the prenuptial agreement.
Looks like that $275 million contract might not be getting cut in half after all. But you never know, this story is just beginning.
Tags: Alex Rodriguez, Cynthia Rodriguez, Guy Oseary, Guy Richie, Lenny Kravitz, Madonna, New York Yankees
Don't let the media kid you, A-Rod isn't gettinig a divorce because of his afair with Madonna, he is getting a divorce because he is A-Small-Rod…Get it?!??!?!? HAHAHAHA!! Poor Madonna she got dragged into the middle of this.


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It has today been confirmed that the current series of Celebrity Big Brother has been EXTENDED and will now finish at a later date.
Yesterday, rumours began to circulate that the current series of Celebrity Big Brother had been extended due to the high ratings the show has seen since it launched earlier this month, however, the news has now been confirmed.
Channel 5 has told us this morning that the Live Finale will now take place on Tuesday, January 28 as opposed to January 24, in part due to the ratings success.
This is the first time that we've seen a reality TV show extended from its original finale date whilst on air. However, we're not sure how this will work in terms of contracts, we believe that there is a clause in the Housemates' contracts which states that they must be available for so many days after the series comes to an end. This subsequently makes room for an extension – not that we've ever seen one before.
The current series of Celebrity Big Brother has definitely seen its ups and downs and we're only on Day 13. There's been arguments, grumpy housemates (ahem, Jim Davidson), rule breakers (Luisa Zissman, I'm looking at you) and a whole host of relationship drama. Not to mention the homophobic remarks made by Evander Holyfield and Dappy has also been reprimanded for his comments of a similar nature.
Within the first 24 hours in the house, Blue member Lee Ryan managed to get it on with Casey Batchelor. Admittedly, the pair were handcuffed together, but it didn't mean they had to go locking lips. However, when the handcuffs were removed, the gloves came off as Lee dropped Casey like a bag of hot coal and moved on to the American in the house, Jasmine Waltz. Since then, Lee and Jasmine have been inseparable.
Not only that, the first shopping task which involved a UFO landing in the Big Brother garden was also hailed a success and personally, I thought it was one of the better shopping tasks we've seen in a long while.
Whilst the housemates aren't overly famous and there's a few names not everyone would know, the show has been a success so far and we've got a good group of housemates and the public also think so as the ratings have been brilliant thus far this series.
The series has averaged 2.48m viewers so far in terms of overnight ratings, which is a rise of around 190,000 on last January's series of the show.
The extension will now make Celebrity Big Brother 13 the second-longest series of the spin-off show as CBB5 also lasted 26 days. CBB7 currently stands as the longest with a 27 day run, which was the last CBB to air on Channel 4.
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Reviews such as this serve only to induce further buyers remorse in whatever capable receiver you already have. Still that blue LED ring on the fascia will irritate me of somewhat.
I'm a bit puzzled by this sentence in the verdict - especially in regard to effects placement:
"The combination of insightful detail, awesome power and precise, expansive effects placement makes the Marantz a master of its craft and for that reason it's worth every penny of its price tag".
Can you explain what you mean by "precise, expansive effects placement"? Does that mean cheaper/inferior AV receivers place sound effects less accurately or in the wrong place?!
Also, why does every AV receiver review here seem to use different source material? How can you accurately compare one receiver playing Iron Man 2 against another playing Inception? Much of this review sounds like frothy, audiophiliac nonsense (to my ears, at least).
The problem is once you move up to receivers that cost above about £600 the differences become far more subtle and the the preferences are in the ear of the beholder! I have the Yamaha RX-V2067 and am very happy with its performance. This unit tends to get 4 star reviews over the Pioneer LX53 but in fact it all depends heavily on the other components, in particular the speakers. For my Monitor Audio RS package the Yamaha produces a better overall, more balanced and natural sound than the Pioneer produces with the same speakers. Some may prefer the Pioneer sound over the Yamaha but this ends up as personal preference.
As Jim pointed out unless the listening room, other equipment and source material are the same it is hard to make a totally critical evaluation. It would also require a panel of listeners to ensure all tastes were catered for in the trial.
In other words reviews like this can only point you towards a range of devices to look at but in your own home and with your own equipment it may sound different to what any reviewer says!
I have older version (7002) for many years in several rooms. Its great for both surround and music (which is a rare event), but also looks much nicer than most. Its worth noting that marantz phone (not email) support is brilliant, and warranty for mine is 5 years. Definately demo before buying as subjective issue. The majority (my brother) go for onkyo on price. I'm glad I didn't
Little confused, if it's worth every penny for it's price tag, how come you only gave it 8/10 for value ?
Any chance of a response to our questions, Danny?
@Jim 7: I like to use a range of Blu-ray discs to test home cinema products. I play my staple discs like Hellboy II, The Dark Knight etc on everything but when decent new discs like Iron Man 2 or Inception come along I check them out too – saying the same things about the same scenes can get monotonous so using more recent films is my attempt to inject a bit of freshness into the reviews. It's good to hear how products cope with lots of different scenes, after all you don't just watch one film at home do you?
And I'd be interested to hear any advice you have on how to write 1,000 words on an AV receiver and its sonic characteristics so I can avoid making it sounding like 'frothy, audiophiliac nonsense' in the future.
@Metalex: Some receivers are better than others at separating, steering and projecting sound than others and therefore give you a better sense of your place within the soundstage. I'm not saying that inferior receivers don't place effects accurately but there are subtle differences in how widely effects are dispersed and how clearly they emerge from the speakers. Mike B has nailed it with his comment – it's not an exact science, I'm just describing my thoughts on its sound quality as a prompt for you to check it out yourself and see if you agree.
@Super: Yeah, tricky one. It's still quite expensive, had it been a bit cheaper I might have given it more. Getting this level of performance and this many features from, say, a £700 receiver may have earned a higher value mark.
@Danny P: So how do you know (and by extension, how do we know) that you can attribute those characteristics to the receiver, and not the source material, or the speakers, or the gauge of speaker cable, or the room, or the temperature, or any of countless other variables if you don't use the same set up every time? It might make for a dry review, but at least it would be something quantifiable. Could you at least do A/B testing alongside a baseline receiver to compare? Anyway, thanks for the response.
@Jim 7: I do use the same setup everytime - speakers, Blu-ray player, films - and compare it to my reference receiver every time, the Onkyo TX-NR906. I just don't talk about the same film every time.
Danny in the process of buying a new receiver read both your reviews on the onkyo txnr1009 and the marantz sr7005 love action movies do not listen to much music any thoughts thanks dow
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Everyone is perfectly happy when they buy a new iOS device. Any why not – after all iOS devices like the iPhone, the iPad and the iPod are the most cherished electronic devices of all. Apple keeps producing version after version of these devices and people still queue up overnight to be among the first buyers of the new device models. But those iOS device users that want to do more with their devices are often disappointed because Apple puts in many restrictions on the way their devices can be used. One can unlock their iOS device by entering the DFU mode and they can then download apps using Cydia. Related Articles Enter the DFU mode and see how much you can do with your iPhone Jailbreak explanations part 1 How to Jailbreak an iPhone 4S Safely How to use your iPhone in best organized manner?
The DFU mode is the "Device Firmware Update" mode. In this mode the device can interact with iTunes without loading iOS or boot loader. This mode is different from the recovery mode and users use this mode to open up the device. When I say open up I don't mean open up the device. A better term would be to say that the device can be unlocked so that one can use it for various purposes.
The DFU mode is used by those users that want to downgrade or upgrade the firmware of the iOS device. This is also the mode that is used to prepare the device for jail breaking.
Now why would someone want to downgrade or upgrade the firmware? For the simple reason that they would want to change the constitution of the device. And when one gets into the DFU mode they can do so many more things with their device – install new software applications and change the SIM card of the device and so on. It's very easy to get the device enter into this mode and there is no software application required for this. In this mode the device screen will be completely black but it will continue to interact with iTunes. If someone is interested in playing games that are normally not available on the App Store or if they want to customize their device by not following what Apple wants them to do then this mode allows them to do so. The only precaution required when making the device go into thise mode is that it shouldn't brick.
Once this mode is reached the Cydia icon gets displayed on the home screen. Cydia offers a GUI to the users so that they can download and install apps that are normally not allowed by Apple. So, if someone is interested in one of the Android games but cannot get it for iOS they can use this app to download that game. Cydia doesn't tinker with the constitution of the device – it merely opens it up so that one can do more things with it.
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Journal of Nanomaterials
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 906267, 6 pages
Influence of the Process Parameters on the Formation of CaSO4·0.5H2O Whiskers
College of Environmental Engineering, Kunming University of Science & Technology, Kunming 650500, China
Received 26 January 2013; Accepted 7 May 2013
Academic Editor: Yunpeng Yin
Copyright © 2013 Kangbi Luo et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
This paper discussed the influence of the process parameters such as the temperature, the mixing ways, and the molar ratios of the reactants on the morphology of the CaSO4·2H2O precursors and the CaSO4·0.5H2O whiskers. The experimental results indicated that CaSO4·0.5H2O whiskers with a length of 80–310 μm and a width of 0.8–8.0 μm were produced at hydrothermal condition, using CaSO4·2H2O fine particles as the precursors which were formed by adding Na2SO4 solution into CaCl2 solution at 25°C at the molar ratio of Na2SO4 to CaCl2 being 0.5 : 1. A lower supersaturation and a higher [Ca2+]/[] molar ratio favored the formation of CaSO4·2H2O particles with small sizes and the hydrothermal synthesis of CaSO4·0.5H2O whiskers with high aspect ratios.


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The West Shamokin Wolves continued their remarkable run by reaching another milestone Friday night.
West Shamokin clinched a WPIAL playoff berth for the first time in the 13-year history of the school, beating Leechburg, 36-6, in an Eastern Conference football game in NuMine.
One year removed from breaking a WPIAL record 46-game losing streak, the Wolves improved to 6-2 overall and 5-2 in the conference, ensuring they will have a winning season.
West Shamokin scored 50 seconds into last night's game when junior running back Andrew Win-gard bolted 66 yards on the second play from scrimmage.
Zac Horner, another junior, scored off a fake on the extra-point attempt to score the two-point conversion for an 8-0 lead.
West Shamokin made it 15-0 in the second quarter on junior quarterback Alex Lasslo's 5-yard keeper and extra-point kick.
The Wolves broke the game open in the third quarter, scoring 21 points. Lasslo hooked up with senior Brady Cornman on a 63-yard pass play and tacked on the two-point run, and then Lasslo bolted 63 yards for a score.
Jarret Kintz, a junior, closed the scoring on a 14-yard pass from Lasslo.
Wingard finished with 125 yards on seven carries, and Horner rushed for 111 yards on 15 attempts.
With a playoff berth secure, West Shamokin plays at Apollo-Ridge on Friday. The winner finishes third in the conference, and the loser finished fourth.
CLARION 55, PUNXUTAWNEY 0: Clarion recorded its fifth straight shutout, spoiling Senior Night at Punxsutawney in a Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference game.
Clarion quarterback John Katis completed 10 of 14 passes for 199 yards and three touchdowns and went over 3,000 yards for his career, and Damien Slike finished with 156 rushing yards on only seven carries and scored three touchdowns.
The Bobcats, who entered the game ranked 10th in the state in Class A, are 8-0.
The Chucks (3-5) play at Moniteau on Friday.
GREENSBURG SALEM 56, DERRY 6: Derry stayed on track to give up 500 points in a season, losing to Greensburg Salem in a WPIAL Greater Allegheny Conference game.
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PUNXSUTAWNEY — At least one local man has experience piloting the now-rare P-47 Thunderbolt fighter planes like the one coming to the Indiana County/Jimmy Stewart Airport Festival this weekend.
Dr. John Quatroche, 92, of Punxsutawney, graduated from St. Marys High School in 1942, joined the Army Air Corps and was a co-pilot of C-47 cargo planes hauling supplies and paratroopers and towing gliders from England into France and Germany.
When the war ended, Quatroche was one of many pilots who did not have enough service time to be rotated back to the States and was assigned to the American occupation force stationed in Austria. That's when he transitioned to single-engine fighter planes.
"We thought it was wonderful" to get to fly fighters, Quatroche said, although he and his fellow pilots had been hoping to fly P-51 Mustangs.
"You were flying all by yourself" in the fighter, he said, and the Thunderbolt was much faster and more maneuverable than the cargo planes he had been piloting.
Taking off was no problem, Quatroche remembers, because the P-47 had more than enough power to get into the air. Landing was a little tricky, though, because a pilot had to keep a Thunderbolt going about 140 mph as it touched back down on the ground, he said.
As a member of the occupation army, Quatroche was limited to about four hours of piloting time per month.
When he returned home he graduated from college and practiced veterinary medicine for 60 years in Punxsutawney.
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MARKHAM, Ont.—Decommissioning a manufacturing plant may seem like just another engineering project—assess the site, remediate environmental concerns, and present the property to the owner in agreed-upon condition.
October 9, 2012 by Hazmat Management
MARKHAM, Ont.—Decommissioning a manufacturing plant may seem like just another engineering project—assess the site, remediate environmental concerns, and present the property to the owner in agreed-upon condition.
But there are simple ways to improve the client's bottom line and satisfaction with the contract, while minimizing the impact of unexpected risks.
"There is no legal requirement to decommission a site, but some property owners are not aware of that," says Gordon Onley, business development manager with Fisher Environmental Ltd. of Markham, Ont.
"You can sell it lock, stock and barrel without decommissioning, although with any industrial manufacturing facility, [decommissioning] is likely to be a condition of sale."
Environmental consultants with experience on these projects emphasize the need to focus on people. Distressed employees and unions are common symptoms of plant closures, along with negative publicity for the client.
Don Bremner, chairman and CEO of Restoration Environmental Contractors Ltd. (Gormley, Ont.) offers clients the opportunity to employ workers who are losing their jobs because a manufacturing plant is winding down.
He encourages owners to start decommissioning soon after a decision has been made to close the plant, not only because employees will still be available, but because the site will be ready for new development as soon as possible.
"This is particularly suited to smaller communities where closing a single company or plant can have a huge impact," Bremner says. "As much as possible, we find former plant workers who we can train to assist us in decommissioning that plant."
Plant engineers know the building systems and the location of infrastructure, such as underground storage tanks, he adds. Temporary employees are treated much like new construction workers—provided with skills and safety training, introduced to the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System and placed with more senior decommissioning staff.
A case in point was the recent decommissioning and demolition of the 300,000 square-foot Weyerhaeuser Pulp and Paper Mill in Sturgeon Falls, Ont.
"We told the community would live in their town, use local suppliers and unionized contractors, hire individuals locally through union halls and hire ex-Weyerhaeuser personnel wherever possible," says Bremner.
"Obviously there can be some bitterness when a plant closes down after 100 years, but with this approach, you can salvage something positive for the community and place your client in the best light possible."
Liability and trespassers
Another concern on the client side is liability. JMX Demolition and Environmental Contractors in Gormley, Ont. for instance, completed an environmental abatement and demolition contract at a former Firestone tire manufacturing plant in early 2012.
The main concern of the client, the City of Hamilton, was liability associated with trespassers.
"The big [attraction] for kids was a lake about 20 feet deep over an area of 250,000 square feet in the basement," says JMX co-owner Jeff Norton.
"We had to work carefully to meet the client's wishes that as little as possible be added to the pool of water. We demolished the building down to the floor slab, and then sealed any openings so nobody could get in. You need to do what's most cost-effective for the client to achieve the specific goals of the decommissioning contract."
Then, there are surprises. Dan Belzowski is owner of Toronto-based G and D Consulting, a due diligence firm with experience in site remediation and decommissioning.
One of his biggest challenges was decommissioning a five-acre site belonging to his father-in-law. The experience provided him with significant insight into the client side of the process.
The site was once home to a kitchen appliance manufacturer and had been used as a warehouse after the manufacturing company had suspended operations.
"When my father-in-law decided to decommission the property we had several engineering firms study the lot, but once we got the excavators on site we found two underground storage tanks as big as submarines that nobody had discovered," Belzowski says.
"I had to have them cut in half to remove them. We also found the foundation of a water tower that was buried so deep, a full-sized CAT excavator almost tipped over as it tried to remove it."
Worse, the property had become more heavily contaminated by soil and concrete illegally dumped on the site by others. In total, 800 truckloads of soil and 200 truckloads of concrete were removed from the site. Groundwater contamination added to the headaches.
"Lesson number one was make sure to contract a competent engineering firm," says Belzowski. "The price of remediation escalated from $60,000 to $150,000 and eventually settled around $4 million. At that point, I took over the project myself and delivered it for $1.9 million."
Belzowski encourages owners to begin remediating a site as soon as possible, well before the plant is decommissioned. "If we have time, we can use soil treatments that take time to work, but are very effective," he says. "What good is a rush job on a property worth $6 million if it costs $8 million to clean up?"
He advises clients to come clean with their environmental consultants. "If they know there's a specific contaminant on the property, we explain that this is privileged information," he says. "If they tell us about it, the bank won't suddenly call their loan on the property."
Consultants should also consider the future use of a property before remediating it, he says. "If Joe's Welding sells to Tony's Welding, the problems won't start until Tony tries to sell the property for another use," he says. "Of course, Tony may also wonder how much responsibility Joe has at that point."
Taxes and property values
If a manufacturing plant has left soil deeply contaminated, it may not present a major issue if the property is going to be used for a condominium with underground parking.
"If they're already going to be removing the soil as part of construction then it may not be prudent to remove that soil prior to the sale," Belzowski says. "However, the buyer needs to acknowledge the condition of the soil in the purchase offer."
Finally, consultants can help their clients achieve significant tax breaks, particularly if decommissioning is a long-term prospect.
"When property taxes outweighed warehouse rent on my father-in-law's property, he initially had the main buildings demolished to the foundation to decrease the assessed value of the property—and the tax rate," he says.
"Likewise, if the government says your property is contaminated, then try to get the property taxes reduced to next-to-nothing to reflect the decrease in property value."
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Persistent Myths about Planted Ripariums
Persistent Myths about Planted Ripariums
This thread is for the discussion of several ideas about planted ripariums that aren't really representative of how they work or the best ways to plan, assemble and maintain them. I plan to raise a nuber of points and then update this first post with an index of each. Please post here if you have any questions or additional observations.
This list summarizes the main components of riparium setups and how they are put together:
That is beasically it. A really important idea to keep in mind about planted ripariums is that they are very simple systems. I have seen several cases where hobbyists had troubel growing their plants or making their setups look good because they were adding extra, unnecessary steps and components.
Here's the beginning of the index:
Myth #1 - You can put any kind of plant into a riparium with good results.
Not true! The best kinds of plants to keep in ripariums are those that are adapted to grow in the natural shoreline environment. While the banks or rivers, lakes and streams often have abundant water, sunlight and nutrients, they also pose speial problems for growing plants. A very important limiting factor for plants growing in this kind of habitat is oxygen availability around their roots. The amount of oxygen dissolved in water is limited to begin with, and where there is substantial bacterial activity (as there often is in nutrient-rich muddy sediments) it is further deprived. Plants that are evolved grow in wet marginal areas can thrive in these sorts of conditions, but most other plants will quickly suffer root death and perish if planted into a shoreline habitat, or a riparium planter.
Furthermore, plants that are evolved to grow in deserts, treetops, forests or vegetable gardens will also make a very poor representation of the riparian habitat. Don't you want your riparium to be realistic? There are hundreds of fascinating and beautiful plants that can grow in the shoreline environment--most of the underwater plants that we keep in aquariums can also grow as marginal emergent--so it is a much better idea to select among these when planning a riparium layout. You will have mcuh better results growing the plants and your setup will look much more like a real shoreline area in nature.
great thread! it'll help me on my way to create a succesful riparium im sure of it.
I'll try to add another one tomorrow.
A good analogy to that would be deep water culture hydroponics.
Actually, I take that back. Ripariums are deepwater culture hydroponics.
Herbaceous, leafy plants like lettuce usually do well in this type of system whereas tomatoes, squash, etc, will usually rot away, although they may seem to grow well initially. Sometimes "farmers" have been able to overcome this by agressively oxygenating their reservoirs via O2 injection or the addition of H2O2, but may plants just do not enjoy having "wet feet".
Somehow the idea got around that you can stick any kind of houseplant into a riparium planter and it will grow great. You can't!
However there are two kinds of houseplants that make especially good riparium plants:
Both of these grow along streams in tropical forests and they prosper very well with their roots right in the water.
Quick recent picture link for a setup that is doing pretty well right now. This is the view down through the top of the 56G where I have these planted...
I remember seeing a post of yours some time ago where you were growing an African mask plant in riparium. How did that ever turn out? I read up on them and saw several people advising not to over water them.
Great info, as always thank you for putting this together! I am totally new to riparium's and I think what prompted me to try my hand at one is the simplicity of setting one up. It's a whole new realm for me of plant possibilities. I have been trolling pond sites to learn more about marginal plants. Where I seem to get lost is lighting and fertilizing...
Maybe it is super simple as well and I am over thinking it? What does not appear so readily is what are the lighting needs of the various plants that can be used? Along with root tabs in the hanging planters what other dosing is recommended?
Sorry if this is off of your original intent of this thread but I am curious as to your thoughts on these two topics.
Eg, in many paludariums, there are upland regions where non submersed tolerant plants can be placed in soil. Tillandsia species are intolerant, but are often planted. It does not imply that the plants cannot be used at all.
Only "where".
dry dormancy period. You could use it for a period of time, but it would be important to pull it out if it starts going dormant. That plant of mine started to turn yellow and I left it in the water too long, and then the whole thing just started to rot.
There are better choices for showy riparium centerpiece plants. Cyrtosperma johnstonii is my favorite all-time riparium centerpiece and it has these amazing leaves, and it thrives in a riparium...
There are a few different variables involved in lighting and individual situations might require a certain amount of experimentation, However I would say that it is pretty easy to illuminate a riparium setup for good plant growth and the plants might also require less intense lighting than underwater plants; since the plants are growing right in the air the light does not have to penetrate through water where it loses intensity more quickly across the depth of the setup.
For many of my setups I use 6700K HO T5 lamps in good aluminum reflectors. This is a very efficient way to light. Here is a good general idea of how many tubes will light up ripariums of various dimensions for good plant growth...
In regards to fertilization it is my impression that ripariums are less demanding in this regard too. It seems as though the riparium plants are less susceptible to nutrient deficiencies than underwater plants. Riparium plants tend to grow more slowly than underwater plants and I think that their tissues also have a lot more cellulose. I usually only use very casual fertilization and the plants get most of what they need from the fish waste products. However in a few cases I have observed good responses to iron dosing. Whether other nutrients would be limiting would also depend on the kind of water used in the setup. Here we have very hard tapwater with lots of minerals and I ususlaly just use straight conditioned tap. For setups with very soft water it might be necessary to add extra hardness minerals.
The riparium planter gravel helps with the plant nutrition a great deal. It is made from a baked clay, and clays have the important cation exchange capacity; they can chemically sequester nutrient ions from the water, then make them available to plant roots.
The plants that grow well on the trellis rafts (Anubias, Pilea, Fittonia, Alternanthera, Microsorum) are plants that seem to be less demanding of nutrients, so they grow very well with their roots suspended directly in the water even if the aquarium does not have careful dosing.
There are a few riparium plants that seem to respond well to some extra fertilizer buried in the planter cup. Here is a quick list...
Extra ferts are important for getting good flowering from the bulbs. All of these plants will respond especially well with a bit of real topsoil buried in the planter cup. Here is a Crypt. wendtii 'Mi Oya'. That really went crazy in a 55G high-humidity riparium that I set up...
If you look closely you can see that there is a layer of black topsoil in the planter cup. If you use topsoil or fert pellets or tablets it is important to bury them down in the planter cup so that there is planter gravel both above and below; this will prevent the ferts from washing into the aquarium water.
Here is a capsule fert that people have used with great results...
RootMedicTM: Complete+
FOr your setup Duff I wouldn't worry too much about extra ferts right now. I would just concentrate on getting them established. The plants will actually root better if they are slightly nutrient-deprived. If later on it looks like they are limited by nutrients we should discuss that some more.
Unlike many paludarium setups, ripariums do not have any real terrestrial area, so there isn't any place to plant upland plants. You could try to squeeze in some epiphytic plants (by hanging them from something?) but it is much easier and more effective to just use the marginal aquatic plants in a riparium. There are so many choices for plants to use with the planters and you can develop a ful layout with them very well. Trying to add other elements will just complicate the effort.
With a few considerations in mind, ripariums are easy, easy, easy, easy.
Ripariums and paludariums are often conflated and I plan to treat that issue in this thread as another myth post.
Myth two: Paludariums are not a type of riparium/vise versa. Enough said.
But, good thread as usual Hydrophyte. I was in the middle of writing a short article about stuff like this myself, but I see that you beat me to it!
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i have 65 389 with a tripower engine gets hot after running a wile reset timeing , carbs, new fan , new high flow waterpump, 3rd thermastat , new shroud, new 4 core radeator , have antifreeze mixture at 50/50 and have added water wetter and was checked for blown headgasket it was ok i can drive the car about 1/2 hr to 45 min before it gets to aroung 205 and then it just takes off and starts to lose engine vacumn and the power brakes start to fail does anyone have any ideas anything thanks :(
I'm just grasping at straws, here, but do you happen to have a water pump with the stamped impeller? If so, that may be your problem. Other than that, I don't know.
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hi thanks for replying to my post i do not have the stamped impeller i knew obout the problems with them before i got the new one could i have a head gascket leaking that would not show on the haed gascket test i do not loose any antifreeze what do you think of wrong head gasckets i had the moter rebuilt at a co called engine remanufactureing in illinoise if you have ever heard of them well anything you can think of will be helpfull and thank you guys for answering my post
What condition are the two rubber grommets and the seperator plate behind the water pump in?? Known problem area for aged Pontiacs.
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hi it is a 65 the one that has the set of 2 divider plates that doesnt use the rubber seals i even put new plates in i just dont have anymore ideas thanks for your reply
Q #1 What's with the loss of vacuum? I've never heard of that with over heating.
Q#2 Was the re-manufacturer SRC in springfield?
Might want to check the condition of the lower rad. hose. If it even partially collapses after warm up especially with a high volume water pump cooling efficiency will be compromised. :eek:
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hi i dont know why it loses vacumn to the power brakes when it gets hot the brake pedal is hard and the brakes are on alittle bit not enough to stop the car but enough to slow the car when in nutral coasting but when the car is cool it does not do that i have the spring in the bottom hose i have done everything i can think of i am almost ready to shoot her and put her out of misery thanks guys
The lower hose with the spring in it is the most notorious for collapsing. It rusts or deteriorates over time or if it is out of position (not stretched end to end) it will leave room in the hose for it to collapse.
I didn't even think they made the spring supported lower hoses anymore and went to ribbed style.
I'm not putting all my money on the hose as a problem, I just want to eliminate it as a potential problem. :D
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hi guys yes you can still get a hose with the spring in it at ames that is whats so confusing about the whole thing everything is new every nut and bolt it is just crazy i was praying someone would think of somthing i was overlooking but thats my luck
Could it be lean all the time, resulting in the constant increase in temp until it starts to vapor lock, resulting in loss of engine power and vacuum? What pressure radiator cap. I would have at least a 20 lb cap.
Not for the lack of trying, Patience is a virtue. Sooner or later we're going to figure this out.
Other questions are,
What temp thermostat are you running?
Horizontal core or vertical?
what year and kind of car is the engine in?
I could be wrong but I think there was a separator plate involved on the water pump on pontiac engines.
Was it left out?
Thermostatic clutch fan or flex?
Correct radiator cap pressure?
What type of temp gauge?
Not testing your mech. ability and you've probably asked yourself these questions already but maybe I've hit on something you might have missed.
From your first post I really don't see why you have this problem. :D
What is the initial and total timing #'s you're using?? Are you using vacuum advance, and is it ported or manifold vacuum sourced?
hot 389
hi guys everything is stock it is a 65 gto 389 tripower everything is new it had a frame off resto i will see what the radeator cap pressure is it does start to vapor lock when it starts getting hot i have adjusted the mixture but it doesnt seem to help turning the screws in richens it or is the other way it is a strong odor in the garage but i dont get any black smoke
Thermostat not installed upside down?
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the timeing is set at 6 before tdc and i have to check to the total advance the vacumn advance is from the manifold i dont know if that is rite or if it should be ported i will check the timeing and post it in a little wile today i have a advance timeing light so i will let you know what the setting are thanks
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Former EFP president dies aged 56Éva Vezér, the former European Film Promotion (EFP) president, died at the weekend following a serious illness.
Garrel's Jealousy finds US homeDistrib Films has acquired all US rights to Philippe Garrel's Jealousy, which premiered at Venice 2013 and stars Louis Garrel, Anna Mouglalis, Rebecca Conevant, Olga Milshtein and Esther Garrel.
Gary Kurtz execs Centurion ResurrectionShort marks first production from GBK Hybrid and the first live action film from former Disney animator Richard Bazley.
Goldcrest adds trio to picture post teamGoldcrest Post has bolstered its picture post team with the appointment of three senior staff members.
Guadalajara Film Festival 2014Picture gallery of winners and guests at the Guadalajara Film Festival 2014
Gulf Film Festival postponedThe 2014 Gulf Film Festival has been put on hold just a week before it was set to begin.
Holmberg new Goteborg artistic directorJonas Holmberg has succeeded Marit Kapla as the new artistic director at the Göteborg International Film Festival.
How Imax can help InterstellarThere was an air of quiet optimism among theatre owners at CinemaCon last week, writes Jeremy Kay.
Icon names Friedman acquisitions bossFormer Weinstein Company exec joins recently relaunched distributor.
Illmatic inaugural Candescent winnerLilly Hartley's Candescent Films has announced a multi-year initiative with Tribeca Film Institute to support documentary film through the Candescent Award.
In Darkness We FallDir: Alfredo Montero. Spain. 2013. 80mins
In The BloodDir: John Stockwell. US. 2014. 108mins
India's 24 Frames launches US hubIndia-based 24 Frames Factory has launched its US distribution company 24 Frames Factory LLC.
Japanese Dog wins at VilniusRomania was the big winner at Vilnius' Kino Pavasaris (Cinema Spring) festival with Tudor Cristian Jurgiu's feature debut Japanese Dog was named Best Film in the New Europe - New Names competition.
Jeonju to open with 3D zombie filmThe 15th Jeonju International Film Festival (JIFF) has announced its line-up with Opening Film to be the world premiere of Mad Sad Bad, a 3D zombie omnibus directed by Ryoo Seung-wan, Han Ji-seung and Kim Tae-yong.
Jeremy Thomas: a global touchVeteran producer Jeremy Thomas talks to Wendy Mitchell about the highlights of his 40-year career and looks excitedly to the future, ahead of a BFI Southbank retrospective.
John C.Reilly joins The LobsterNew cast has been added to Yorgos Lanthimos's The Lobster, which has begun shooting with Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz, Ben Whishaw and Léa Seydoux.
Julie Andrews to produce PantherMGM chairman and CEO Gary Barber and president of the motion picture group Jonathan Glickman have raided the vaults and are lining up a full-length Pink Panther hybrid animation and live-action feature.
Kelsey Grammer begins Breaking the Bank shootEXCLUSIVE: Vadim Jean directing British comedy with the Fraiser star.
Kino Lorber takes 'Manuscripts'Kino Lorber has acquired US rights to Mohammad Rasoulof's Iranian drama about state censorship, Manuscripts Don't Burn.
Lakeshore boards Witch HunterLakeshore Entertainment has come on to co-finance and co-produce the action fantasy with Summit Entertainment.
Lionsgate renews TMG agreementOutput deal covers distribution of Summit label films in Germany and Austria.
Lost silent masterpiece discoveredThe 1923 film Love, Life and Laughter stars Betty Balfour.
Meryl Streep books Ricki gigJonathan Demme will direct Meryl Streep as a hard-rocking checkout lady in Ricki And The Flash for Tom Rothman's TriStar Productions. Diablo Cody wrote the screenplay.
Metrodome takes five featuresEXCLUSIVE: Metrodome haul includes rom-com We'll Never Have Paris from Simon Helberg, star of The Big Bang Theory.
Mexico: 2014 hot picksBuzz titles for 2014 from the rising stars of Mexico's film industry.
Mexico: taking offBeyond Alfonso Cuaron's Oscar win, Mexico's growing film industry has much to celebrate, from a new wave of talent to steady box-office growth and smart global partnerships. Jeremy Kay reports.
MIPTV: Transmedia's transitionsAs the digital-focused MIPTV champions a new age of storytelling this month, Melanie Goodfellow explores how TV drama and film producers are tentatively branching out into other platforms
Molinare: making the gradeFollowing its 2012 restructuring, post-production firm Molinare has a sharpened focus on high-end TV drama as well as feature film post work, and is readying itself for growth. Wendy Mitchell reports
Monaghan, Dinklage join Sony's PixelsMichelle Monaghan and Peter Dinklage have joined Adam Sandler, Kevin James, and Josh Gad in the cast of Sony's Pixels. Separately, Lionsgate has announced a cast change on The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2.
MonsterzDir: Hideo Nakata. Japan. 2014. 111mins
Mountain Men to kick off in BCEXCLUSIVE: Myriad Pictures announced (April 2) that production on the comedy-drama starring Chace Crawford and Tyler Labine will take begin on April 5 in Revelstoke, British Columbia.
Natural Sciences wins at GuadalajaraEcho of the Mountain also scoops a top prize at the film festival in Mexico.
New Europe takes Summer of BloodEXCLUSIVE: New Europe Film Sales signs the Tribeca Film Festival Viewpoints opening film - vampire comedy Summer of Blood by Onur Tukel.
Northern Ireland unveils $70m fundNorthern Ireland is hoping to tempt more Game of Thrones-style high-end TV and film productions to the country as part of a new four-year £43m ($71.5m) plan.
Notebook director returning to HolocaustHungarian director Janos Szasz, who won the top prize at Karlovy Vary with The Notebook, is back working on another Holocaust novel.
Nvizible opens studio in BelfastVFX house behind Kick-Ass 2 working on upcoming sci fi project Robot Overlords.
Ocho on course for Spanish recordUPDATED APRIL 7: Emilio Martinez-Lazaro's rom-com Ocho Apellidos Vascos will become on April 7 the biggest Spanish-language release of all time in Spain and Universal's biggest release in the territory.
Origin Pictures partners with EndemolEndemol and Origin will jointly develop and finance a new slate of drama series for the UK and international markets, with EWD as distributor
Over 200 to attend FrontièresFirst edition in Brussels of Fantasia's international co-production market runs April 10-12.
Palo Alto named SFIFF centerpieceGia Coppola's directorial debut based on James Franco's collection of short stories has been named the centerpiece screening at the upcoming 57th San Francisco International Film Festival.
Production Guild Awards invite nomsFirst annual awards to celebrate excellence in the production industry-
Putin eyes Crimean film sceneAhead of this week's NIKA Awards ceremony in Moscow, Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin heard the plans by Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky to re-launch the film festival in Crimea's Yalta and the festival for children's cinema in the small resort town of Gurzuf.
RADiUS-TWC boards CreepThe New York-based distributor has partnered with the Duplass Brothers and Blumhouse Productions on a trilogy after the film's recent debut at SXSW.
Raven Banner acquires Turbo KidThe Toronto distributor has acquired Canadian rights excluding Quebec to the post-apocalyptic action comedy.
Raven Banner takes 'Blood' for CanadaThe Toronto distributor has acquired Canadian rights to the Gina Carano action thriller. Separately, Cinedigm has picked up US rights to Open Windows.
Relativity gets US on SomniaThe studio has acquired US rights to Mike Flanagan's genre film from Intrepid Pictures and MICA Entertainment, with whom it is collaborating on the upcoming Oculus.
Renny Harlin to direct Fallen CrossCliffhanger director to oversee mob thriller from Belgium's Umedia.
Ritzy staff vote to strikeBECTU members vote yes to strike action after pay dispute with Picturehouse cinema.
Russia gets first LUXE RealD theatreNew Premium Large Format theatre opens in St Petersburg.
San Seb unveils Eastern European focusThe San Sebastian Film Festival has lined up 50 Eastern European features made since 2000.
Saoirse Ronan begins Brooklyn shootCast also includes Domhnall Gleeson, Emory Cohen, Jim Broadbent and Julie Walters.
SBIFF sets 2015 datesThe 30th Santa Barbara International Film Festival will run from January 27-February 7, 2015.
Scandinavian reception at CAAAmbassadors and talent from the region convened recently at the agency's hub in Century City for a networking session
Screen April 2014Download the latest edition of Screen International here…
Screen Media takes Food ChainsThe workers' rights documentary premiered in the Berlinale, where Visit Films commenced international sales.
Shoot begins on TumbledownPrincipal photography has commenced (March 31) in Devens, Massachusetts, on Sean Mewshaw's feature directorial debut. Sierra/Affinity handles international sales.
Sky enters DVD marketSky reveals details of Buy & Keep service, including postal service, price-points.
Snowpiercer to open LAFFBong Joon-ho's sci-fi drama will open the 20th anniversary edition of the Los Angeles Film festival on June 11.
Sony boards Cannes Critics' Week prizeThe Sony CineAlta Discovery Prize to be awarded to the best short or medium-length film in the parallel section of the Cannes Film Festival.
Stars of Tomorrow launch during Creative WeekScreen International's UK Stars of Tomorrow 2014 will be launched as part of parent company MBI's new Creative Week.
Stephen Garrett to leave ShineKudos co-founder and Shine Pictures executive chairman to step down after more than 20 years to "reinvent" himself.
Streetkids sequel shoot kicks offFilm and Music Entertainment (F&ME) and Dutch producer JaJa Film Productions begin shooting in Rio.
Studinger to chair EO's Advisory CmteThe European Observatory's Advisory Committee has elected Johannes Studinger as its new Chairman.
Tarantino's Hateful Eight set for live readNon-profit outfit Film Independent is teaming with Quentin Tarantino for the event, centred on the filmmaker's latest script that leaked online earlier this year.
The Dark Stranger begins shootKatie Findlay has joined the psychothriller that recently commenced principal photography in Toronto. LA-based Moonstone Entertainment handles international sales.
The Quiet OnesDir: John Pogue. UK. 2014. 98mins
The Weinstein Company: stirring dramaAs The Weinstein Company ramps up its scripted TV productions and acquisitions, Andreas Wiseman talks to the executives behind the push.
Tom Cruise wins 'legend' awardTom Cruise, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Hugh Jackman receive honorary awards at the Empire Awards.
Tom Hardy, Ridley Scott team for BBC dramaRidley Scott and Tom Hardy to executive produce period drama Taboo from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, financed by the BBC and Sonar Entertainment.
Tribeca 2014: discovery channelsTribeca Film Festival programmers Frédéric Boyer and Genna Terranova talk to Jeremy Kay about championing international and American gems.
Tribeca 2014: hot picksPreviews of some anticipated world premieres, from Libyan rebels to killer beavers.
TWC, Gannett sign first-look dealThe Weinstein Company has signed a first-look development deal with media giant Gannett.
Ugly, Goynar Baksho bookend NYIFFAnurag Kashyap's tale of corruption and systemic violence will open the New York Indian Film Festival on May 5.
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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
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|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
After a tough two-week stretch, the Boston Celtics find themselves tied for the fourth worst record in the NBA and have lost 11 of their last 12 contests, including the last three by a combined 12 points to the Los Angeles Lakers, Orlando Magic, and Miami Heat. Rajon Rondo is finally back on the floor, yet this team still looks destined to be one of the top lottery teams after starting the season winning more than they were losing.
Rajon Rondo may be playing a limited role with about 20 minutes per contest, but he is starting to look like the point guard the Celtics can build a future around. He was named captain prior to Fridays game against the Lakers and put up eight points and four assists in his first game back since his ACL injury last January. He shot 4-of-9 from the field and missed the game-tying triple that rimmed out.
In his second game back, he played 21 minutes with only six points on 3-of-10 shooting. He had a great feed to Jeff Green for an alley-oop dunk against the Magic. Against the Heat, Rondo mustered just one point while missing all eight of his field goal attempts.
If Rondo can regain form and play like an All-Star, then he will be a great asset the Celtics can have going forward.
Jordan Crawford and reserve MarShon Brooks were packaged in a three-team deal that sent the two guards to the Golden State Warriors last Wednesday. The Warriors sent Toney Douglas to the Miami Heat and the Heat sent center Joel Anthony, two picks and money considerations to the Celtics in the deal.
The deal frees up spots on the roster and allows for more minutes for Rondo. Crawford would have played less minutes with Rondo coming back and the Warriors needed a backup for Stephen Curry. The deal worked out perfectly for both teams as the Celtics now have more picks to work with when it comes to potential deals to acquire players in the draft in 2014.
The Celtics play the Washington Wizards on the second night of a back-to-back on Wednesday. Then they will play at home against the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Brooklyn Nets. It will be another tough week as the Wizards and Nets have been better of late and the Thunder have the scorching Kevin Durant, who has scored over 30 points in his last eight games.
Prediction: 1-3
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A slide I recently presented at a Tyndall Centre PhD Network event attempting to summarise three years' work in a super short amount of time. I discussed three perspectives on my PhD project, focussing on empirical aspects for a very broad audience. Here's the outline:
- First, context counts. 1,000 MW of installed wind capacity on Irish hills are not equivalent to 1,000 MW in Germany.
- Second, picked with the Tyndall audience in mind was the observation that uncertainty in the UK energy policy landscape has created not insignificant risk, uncertainty and opportunity in the Irish renewables sector over the past 20 years.
- Third, more theoretically, a brief discussion on the global antecedents and constraints on local agency in a technological innovation system. In plain English, what was the ability of locals to create and shape a local wind industry? And conversely, how did aspects of the global innovation system influence the speed and direction of the nascent Irish wind sector. In short, local agency has been bounded by global constraints such as dominant players, knowledge and policy. Institutions and rules from one country, such as Germany have been translated and transformed by the European Union, and then "planted" in new locations. But the agency and technological momentum of local entrepreneurs and developers have proved powerful factors in creating a local industry, which contributes to a global knowledge pool.


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6 bedroom detached house for saleSandyhill Rd, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire
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Occupying arguably the finest location overlooking the pretty sea side village of Saundersfoot. From it's elevated position there are spectacular, panoramic views of the beach, coastline, village and surrounding countryside a far as the Preseli hills. The property has reverse accommodation allowing the principal rooms to have the finest views with 2 large balconies. This 6 bedroom house has 3 bathrooms, dressing room, heated swimming pool, garage, long drive upto the large gardens. The village provides a good range of amenities and the pretty harbour, fabulous sandy beaches and a Primary School.
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Upper Landing
Open Plan Living/Dining Room 30'2x15'3+11'11x10'7
Breakfast Kitchen 23'5 x 10'9
Dining Room
Master Bedroom 18'7 x 18'9
Dressing Room 9'10 x 10'3
En-Suite Bathroom 9'8 x 10'1
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Bathroom 1 12'5 x 9'10
Bedroom Two 18'6 x 9'7
Bedroom Three 10'5 x 9'8
Bedroom Four 11'11 x 9'6
Bathroom 2 9'7 x 7'5
Utility Room 8'2 x 6'8
Bedroom Five 15'4 x 10'8
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When should this be done? I do not have any service records on my recent purchase of my 97 deville. So should this be done to be safe? If so how much is it? and what is done? what will it help?
When should this be done? I do not have any service records on my recent purchase of my 97 deville. So should this be done to be safe? If so how much is it? and what is done? what will it help?
Big Jim
In '94, the recommended interval is 100,000 miles. I've seen several different cars that recommend the same. In my opinion, that is way too long. A rebuild can run close to $4000. If a $100 flush a couple of times extends the life of the tranny, it is a good investment. I've gotten in the habit of doing any used car I buy shortly after I get it. You really have no clue what the transmission has been through so don't take chances. I'm leaning toward 50,000 mile intervals on most cars and about 30,000 on the wife's PT because Chrysler has become notorious for early transmission failure.
Definitely extends trans life. I'm amazed that the suggested intervals are so long.
Under normal operation the trans fluid can easily go 100K.
Remember that the trans fluid is not exposed to gas, water and combustion byproducts like the engine oil is and the trans oil is kept cooler than engine oil so it does not degrade thermally nearly as fast.
If you want to service the trans , then by all means drain the pan, change the filter/clean the screen and refill with fresh fluid. DO NOT, however, be tempted to have the trans "flushed". There have been many documented cases where transmissions that are operating fine suddenly die soon after a flush. Whether it is from debris stirred up by the flush, debris introduced during the flush from the flushing equipment, poor quality "bulk" oil or whatever it happens.
Transmission flushes are a "feel good" item that are being heavily marketed by trans shops and some dealers as they are a big money maker. Forget about them. They can do far more harm than good. Consider the fact that most people never do anything to service their trans. Then, one day it starts to fail. Usually, when an automatic trans starts to fail it starts generating copious amounts of debris internally. So, the first thing the drive does is to go to the trans shop for a trans "flush" in the fervent hope that the flush ("best thing going...pamper your trans") will somehow magically heal it. In the process the flushing equipment is heavily contaminated with the debris from the trans. Now, you come along for a "flush" to feel like you are pampering your trans. The shop or tech hooks up the lines wrong, uses the same old fluid over (recycles it to save money), forgets to clean the lines, etc....and, YOUR trans gets the debris in it. Forget about exposing yourself to the risk...or exposing your trans to the risk.
I realize that there is some fluid trapped in the torque converter and trans. If you really really want to fell like you changed all the fluid (it really isn't necessary for a regular maintenance) take a cooler line loose at the radiator, route it to a bucket, start the engine and let the trans pump move all the oil from the trans into the bucket while you pour fresh fluid into the pan. Do this after the pan has been removed/replaced and the filter/screens replaced/cleaned and you will effect a complete oil change without subjecting yourself to the risk of a flush.
Face it...would you get a blood transfusion from an unknown source?? Why do this to your trans no matter how great it seems.
On the 4T60/65E trans change the fluid cold so that almost all of it will be in the lower pan. The side cover has a thermostatic valve that traps oil in the side cover when hot, so, if yuo change it when hot, there will be oil in the side cover that is not accessible.
On the 4T80E trans (Northstars) there is no filter to change in the lower pan. Just the two pickup screens that should be cleaned. The filter itself is in the side cover and is sized so that it never needs to be replaced for normal service as it is inaccessible unless the trans is removed from the car. There is also a drain plug hidden under the bottom pan, that drains the side cover. The 4T80E is a dry sumped unit that scavenges the oil from the bottompan and stores it in the side cover. Hot or cold, there will be very little oil in the bottom pan. Most of it is in the side cover. After the bottom pan is removed the drain plug for the side cover storage area is visible. Be sure to do the side cover drain also.
Once again, avoid the trans flush. It is simply not required nor a good idea.


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Casey Douglas Caulk and David Rhode Graves were married on Saturday, June 21 at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Lexington.
Father Richard Warner of Notre Dame and Father Norman Fischer officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas Caulk of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are Gladys Lorene Caulk of Campbellsville, Clare Ann Droba of Murrells Inlet, S.C., and the late Robert Lee Caulk and Joseph Stanley Droba.
Members of the Greensburg Artists Guild have artwork on display in the Campbellsville University Art Gallery until Sept. 25. From left, Betty Jo Shuffett, Glenna Acree, Mary Goff, Eugenia Davis and Gloria Gramz show some of their work during a reception in their honor Sept. 15. Sylvia Collings also has work on display. The public is invited to the show.
Taylor County High School Students of the Week for the week of Aug. 25 are, from left, front: Kate Wimmer, Allie Hash, Maci Christie, Morgan Rose, Hannah Ellis, Hannah Milby, Kelsey Gowin-Phillips, Shelby Ewing and Emily Spencer. Second: Marsha Kessler, Rachel Moran, Megan Peake, Lindsey Wise, Hailey Gregory, Katlin McFee, Kristen Ambers, Cyndi Carter, Christina Sztendera and Alyssa Bottoms. Third: Brandon Carter, Jarrett Coppage, Katie Thiron, Chris Thomas, Matt Humphress, Lloyd Stotts, Andrew Ford, Wade Cave, Hannah Moosmann and Rachel Hart.
Campbellsville Mayor Brenda Allen visited the second-grade classes of Joyce Dunlap and Karen Skaggs at Campbellsville Elementary on Aug. 27. The classes had been studying about government and the duties of the mayor. Allen talked with the students about her job and then answered their questions.
Dr. W.R. "Randy" Davenport, president emeritus at Campbellsville University, will be the chapel speaker at CU's Heritage Day on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at Ransdell Chapel.
Davenport, who served as president of Campbellsville College from 1969 to 1988, will discuss the history of the institution during the annual Heritage Day presentation. The public is invited.
Campbellsville Elementary School recently honored Writers of the Week for their grade. They are Sara Farmer, Connor Wilson, Kenzi Forbis and Reagan Knight.
The annual Make Today Count picnic was Aug. 14 at the Green River State Park pavilion. The 31 attendees celebrated the number of years since cancer survivors were diagnosed. The meal was sponsored by Mellinium and the group was treated to Heavenly Ham. Bingo prizes were awarded.
Taylor County Band is hosting a tailgate chili/soup supper on Friday, Oct. 3, before the Taylor/Green county football game at Taylor County High School near the red barn in the parking lot.
The event will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The meal is $5 and consists of a bowl of chili/soup, crackers and cheese, dessert and a drink. Hot dogs will be available for $1.
For the first time in college history, Lindsey Wilson College has enrolled more than 2,000 students.
The college's enrollment for the 2008-2009 school year is 2,003 - a record for the 105-year-old liberal arts college.
"It's absolutely amazing how quickly this college continues to grow," said William T. Luckey Jr., who is in his 11th year as college president.
"This record is a result of literally dozens of people on campus working together - faculty, staff and an incredibly hard-working admissions office - to make it happen."
Think life-sized Lincoln Logs. That's how Andy Mills describes his job of tearing down and rebuilding antique cabins.
Mills, who owns and operates American Antique Cabin Co. in Springfield, spent last week single-handedly rebuilding an early 1800s-era cabin on the Jacob Hiestand House Museum property.
It's the final part of a project which will represent an 1820s-era plantation slave quarters. The site had earlier been prepared by Utah Canada, Mike Dobson and Rodney Dudley.
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