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The Posse
Beautiful Valley
Learning How To Safely Cross a River
Rock Face
Who Are You?
Chris Teaching How to Safely Set-up a Whisperlite Stove
What a View
Triumphant Backpackers
Deer Hides from the Afternoon Sun
Beautiful Rattlesnake
Torrey Relaxes with a Carcass
Where's Waldo?
Learning Wilderness Medicine
Woodpecker Holes
June 24-29, 2018 Teen Overnight Camp Week
Triumphant Backpackers
Join us for an adventure along the eastern slope of the North Cascade mountain range; an area where wolf packs have recently been discovered. We will begin our journey by crossing a swinging foot bridge spanning the Yakima River and continue into the sagebrush canyon where trip leader Chris Chisholm first got the idea to create Wolf Camp over 20 years ago. Check out this testimonial from a previous Backpacking Leadership Camp
Whether you are an avid backpacker or you just want an introduction to backcountry travel, this camp has something to offer. Beginners will learn how to pack for efficient travel; how to navigate using map, compass, GPS, and natural orienteering tools; how to work through challenges as a team; how to set up camp; how to cook over open fires and mini stoves; and how to stay safe in the wilderness.
For experienced backcountry travelers, this camp will be epic. We will be traveling from sagebrush canyonlands to wilderness pine forests. Along the way, you will learn how to track animals; use wild edible and medicinal plants for healthy travel; and travel with guides who know to survive in the wilderness without modern gear.
Please note that we are not actively looking for wolves or wolf sign this week. If you are interesting in focusing on wildlife tracking, please visit The Wildlife Safari – Tracking and Photography in Wolf Country.
Ages 13-17: Open/Available; no prerequisite, but recommendation form will be required. You must also be in physical condition to carry a full expedition backpack over rough terrain.
Ages 18 & Up: Please see the Outdoor Leadership Expedition running simultaneously.
Goals and Skills Covered:
The goal of this camp session is to help you become adept at backcountry travel and learn the natural history of the area.
Skills covered during this camp session include, but are not limited to, the following list and are somewhat dependent on instructor preference and camper readiness:
- Wilderness Camping, Hiking & Backpacking
- Outdoor Leadership & Risk Management
- Backcountry & Campfire Cooking
- Navigating & Orienteering with and without Map & Compass
- Wildlife Tracking
- Birding & Bird Language
- Wild Edible Foraging
- Ultralight & Survival Shelters
- Natural Water Purification
- Herbal & Wilderness Medicine
- Best Ways to Make Fire
- Swimming in Natural Waters, depending on camper desire and swim testing.
Schedule and Activities:
Itinerary for this camp includes, but is not limited to and may change as necessary, the following:
Sunday: Travel into the Yakima Canyon near Ellensburg, WA where we will get oriented for our expedition; your group will find its first waypoint this evening and set up an efficient camp.
Monday: Pack camp and prepare for the day's hike; navigate out of the canyon and travel cross-country to a waypoint on a high ridge. Your group will have the option of following that ridge toward the mountains, using stars to guide you at night, and/or complete your journey the next morning at a location that is one of the best known birding sites in Washington State.
Tuesday: Backpack into the pine forests of the North Cascades wilderness focusing on wild edible and medicinal plants.
Wednesday-Thursday: Decisions are largely turned over to the group during this time, so every year is different!
Friday: Backpack out; report findings to ranger station; and return to Ellensburg, North Bend, Seattle, and Puyallup for celebratory meals and stories.
Also, our schedule is somewhat dependent on weather, instructor discretion, camper desire, and serendipity.
Kim & Chris Chisholm are on site all week directing our professionally-trained staff instructors who make up our hallmark 6-1 average, 8-1 maximum student-instructor ratio so critical for high-level outdoor educational programs. Read our FAQ's for more details and check out our overnight camp testimonials and dating all the way back to 1997!
Location, Pick-up, Drop-off and Airport/Bus/Train Transportation Options:
Click for Arrival Details: 4:30-5:00 Sunday meet us at Umtanum Creek Recreation Area Campground in the Yakima Canyon which is 11.5 miles south of Interstate 90 on Canyon Road; or use our transportation – 2:00 in North Bend $30; or 1:30 Bellevue $40; or 1:00 Seattle Amtrak $50; or 1:00 Puyallup $50; or 12:30 SeaTac Airport $60.
Click for Weekend Departure Details: 2:00-3:00 PM Friday at Umtanum Campground; or use our transportation – Friday 4:30 in North Bend $30; or Friday 5:00 in Bellevue $40; or Friday 5:15 Seattle Amtrak $50; or Friday 6:00-9:00 in Puyallup $60; or Saturday Morning Puyallup $95; Saturday SeaTac Airport $135. Full Weekend Stayovers are $195, and Full Week Stayovers during weeks we only run day camps are $695 including both weekends for those who don't want to go home between every-other-week overnight camps. To add transportation and stayover options, increase your registration deposit amount below by the amount listed above with a note of explanation.
2017 Overnight Youth Camps are $735. To reserve your spot, make a $175 deposit and your balance will be due upon arrival. The cost includes everything from Sunday-Friday including organic camp t-shirt at your first camp, or survival knife, firesteel or field guide at subsequent camp weeks, depending on topic. The only additional expenses you may incur for our courses are for travel and specific gear, although we have extras in case you can't acquire something. You will also need health insurance, so check with us for recommendations on inexpensive temporary insurance if necessary. Also, please see above for optional transportation and weekend stayover choices.
DISCOUNTS: Take advantage of our 20th Anniversary Alumni Discount special price of $695 also available to new camp families at a second camp or adding a second family member this summer. Otherwise our standard cumulative discounts are $5 per additional week you attend this summer, $5 off per additional family member attending this summer, $5 off for successfully referring other families who register campers this summer.
Scholarships: This camp week involves a lot of expenses, so we can't offer scholarships this week. Scholarships for overnight camps are available for Survivors Side of the Mountain and Secrets of the Ancient Scout, so click those links to check availability and apply early in case spaces fill up. Please also note that our focus for scholarships is for residents of the Pacific Northwest states, and especially foster children, enrolled tribal members, and the underprivileged. If you need financial assistance or want to apply for a merit scholarship, click on Max Davis Scholarships and add answers to its 8 financial aid scholarship questions to your camp Microsoft Word or PDF registration form, or complete a merit scholarship project as described on that page.
Credit/Debit Card Registration Option: Just call us at 425-248-0253 and we will take your registration securely over the phone.
Check/Mail/Email Registration Option: Print out and complete our Microsoft Word or PDF Registration Form for each participant and send with a check deposit payable to the Wolf College, 1026 14th St. SW, Puyallup WA 98371. You can also email us a completed registration form and pay using your preferred method.
Or Use PayPal to register online securely with a credit/debit card or via direct withdrawal from your bank account. Just sign into paypal.com and "send money" to our email address or use the PayPal links below – might not be visible if you are using "reader view" on your phone or other device: (we'll get back to you with any additional information we may need)
Or email us to be put on our our list for this program in the future. We always keep your information absolutely private, and will never share it. You can also like our facebook page to keep in better touch, and once you've attended a program, please review us on our Better Business Bureau, Yelp & Google pages.
Refund Policy: Standard deposits ($75 for day programs, $175 for overnight programs) are not refundable unless we don't accept your application. If you cancel for any reason, you may receive a full credit good through the following calendar year on appropriate and available programs listed on our schedule, although an additional deposit may be required to secure your spot in the future program. If a program you sign up for is canceled and not rescheduled at a time you can attend, you may receive a full refund except in case of natural (weather, geologic, etc) disasters, government shutdowns, conflicts or curfews, or other unforeseen emergencies making it impossible for staff and/or attendees to reach or use program locations, in which case all payments made will be held by us without expiration date for your future use in appropriate/available programs of your choice. No refund, nor credit, is given if a participant is asked to leave a program for inappropriateness as determined by our kids, youth and adult agreements for participation.
Camp Preparation: Agreements & Packing List
Agreements for Participation in Camp
Summer Camp Packing List – general (please note that there is a specific Backcountry packing list that we will email to you)


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Delightfully quick and easy. When you love steak as I do, the excitement is always there when it is cooked but for a balanced meal you need your vegetables. This summer sauce is no work at all and whether its mixed and served after 15 minutes or "cured" in the fridge for 2 to 24 hours, the taste just goes from fabulous to stunning.
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Two sirloin steaks about 150 to 200gm each
1 cup diced very ripe roma tomatoes without seeds
100ml olive oil
2 cloves of garlic finely chopped
2 big tablespoons thinly sliced basil leaves
sea or lake salt & freshly ground black pepper to your liking
To make the Summer Sauce
Mix the tomatoes with olive oil, garlic, basil and the salt and pepper. Now "cure" in the fridge for a minimum of 15 minutes or for a maximum of 24 hours.
Pan fry or BBQ the sirloin steaks to your liking or replace them with any of your favourite meats. Serving steak with summer sauce, some crusty bread and a glass or two of WA Merlot will get you invited a second time.
This recipe was inspired by a New York Italian that called Tomato Bruschetta mix a "Summer Sauce" that he mixed with hot pasta. I serve it with steak.
Vince Garreffa

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We are open daily from 10am - 6pm throughout the PYO season. For more details click here. We look forward to seeing you at the farm soon.
COMING SOON! We are excited to announce the development of our brand new PYO shop and tea room 'The Strawberry Cabin'. Keep a look out for it's opening date!
February 2017
** We're over the moon to announce that we've won the National Business Award for most loved 'Days Out and Attractions'!
Thank you to all of our lovely customers for voting for us - it means such and lot and this year is going to be even better than ever. For the results click here**
Manor Farm Fruits is situated in the picturesque village of Hints in Staffordshire, just 3 miles from Tamworth and 6 miles from Lichfield.
We are one of Staffordshire's longest established soft fruit growers; the farm has been owned and run by the Clarke family for the last three generations. With over 85 acres of strawberries, raspberries and other soft fruit we have been supplying the major multiples for the last ten years. In addition to this, we are one of the few remaining 'Pick Your-Own' fruit farms in the area, having first opened our strawberry fields to the public back in 1973!
We pride ourselves in growing fruit of the highest quality and with more fruit grown under polythene tunnels, the season now extends from May until October.
We grow a wide range of varieties of both strawberries and raspberries offering subtle differences in both flavour and appearance.
Once picked, all fruit is immediately packed in our own state-of the-art packhouse and kept at an optimum temperature in a refrigerated unit. Our aim is to ensure that fruit is picked, packed and despatched on the same day.
Additionally, we are really proud to have won the 'Most Consistent Quality Award' three times for the fruit we have supplied to ASDA!


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I always feel awkward writing "about" pages and mini-bios. I ponder… should I write it in first person or third person? Should I make it sound formal and businesslike or more informal and in my own "voice"? Should I include education, career background, etc? Or maybe hobbies? See what I mean? Awkward.
Why Frugalous?
I wanted to write a blog about living a frugal lifestyle but I wanted it to reflect my own experiences. As I'm about to begin an entirely new life – moving from house of approximately 2100 square feet of living space (plus garage, 2 patios, garden shed, back yard) to an apartment that's not quite 800 square feet I'm hoping to create a new, fabulous lifestyle while staying out of debt.
I'm no Frugal Zealot.
I'm not going to tell you how to take a roll of two-ply toilet paper and carefully separate it to make 2 full rolls of single ply. It's been done and frankly, I consider my time (and my tushie) more valuable than that. I'm hoping, as I go along my journey, to bring some new ideas to the frugal living table.
Why the frugal living changes?
After 19 years of marriage, and being a stay-home mother to two kids, I'm ready to make some changes in my life. I'm tired of carrying debt. I'm tired of worrying about bills. I'm tired of living a big life. So I've ended my marriage and am selling the house – a hard choice. I really love my house, my neighbours, etc. – paying off all of the debts and moving into a 2 bedroom apartment which will neatly cut my living expenses in half.
More changes.
I've decided to focus my time and energy on building an income online. I'm planning to earn a living blogging, writing articles, designing web sites, and a few other ideas along the way. More on that as I go along. Currently my income is 100% based on my alimony and child support for my teen son. It's not a lot but with frugal living and the choice to move to an apartment I can make ends meet while I build up my income through online sources over the next year or two.
Over the next month I'll be getting ready to move. I won't have even half the space at the apartment that I have now so I have to ruthlessly cull some of my belongings. I'm sure it will be bittersweet but I know life will be fabulous in the end.
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|Application number
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|Jan 5, 1988
|Filing date
|Jan 15, 1987
|Priority date
|Jan 15, 1987
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Robert B. Waldeisen
|Original Assignee
|Pneu Dart Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (67), Classifications (6), Legal Events (8)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to a compressed air driven hypodermic syringe pole for injecting an anesthesia or a drug into large, wild or domestic animals and more particularly to a hand held, tubular assembly for effecting momentary release of a portion of a stored volume of compressed air within a hand held tubular assembly for driving the plunger within the syringe in response to needle penetration of the animal hide to effect instantaneous injection.
Conventionally, the injection of an anesthesia or a drug into large animals living in the wild or in zoos, has been achieved by utilizing an injecting projectile fired from a rifle or handgun. Such projectiles may take the form of a hollow, cylindrical casing which is subdivided into a pressure chamber and a drug chamber with a piston sliding within the casing and with the drug chamber terminating in a hollow needle. Such projectiles are fired at a certain, safe distance from the animal and the drug contained in the projectile is driven from the drug chamber by expansion of the gas (air under pressure) upon the projectile needle entering the body of the animal shortly after impact of the projectile. The following U.S. Patents are representative of such projectiles:
U.S. Pat. No. Re. 25,279, Crockford et al
U.S. Pat. No. 1,819,415, B. Harris
U.S. Pat. No. 3,358,685, C. A. Murdoch
U.S. Pat. No. 3,359,979, C. A. Murdoch
U.S. Pat. No. 4,103,893, E. C. Walker
U.S. Pat. No. 4,243,036, Ott
U.S. Pat. No. 4,103,893 discloses a tranquilizer dart in the form of a hollow tube defining a cylindrical chamber having a tapered forward end mounting a pointed, hollow needle. A conical valve bears against an annular seat in the chamber with a triggering pin extending through the needle and having a forward end projecting beyond the needle point. Tranquilizer liquid is contained in the chamber between the valve and a first, front plunger. A rear plunger is provided at the rear end of the chamber with rearward movement limited by a transversely insertable stop pin. After loading a tranquilizing liquid into the frontal chamber, forward of the first plunger, air captured between the first plunger and the second plunger is compressed by insertion of the rear plunger. Upon impact, the triggering pin recedes, unsealing the conical valve and the expansion of the compressed air in the compressed air chamber forces the front plunger forward to inject the liquid into the animal.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,243,036 is directed to an automatically acting injection projectile which consists of a tubular casing bearing a slidable plunger and separating the interior of the casing into a rear gas chamber and a front anesthesia or drug chamber. A hollow needle projects forwardly of the tubular casing, a deformable tubular projectile brake surrounds the needle and the needle includes a radial outlet behind the needle point which is surrounded by a movable sliding sleeve. Upon impact with the body of the animal, the brake deforms and is pushed back along with the sleeve exposing the radial outlet of the hollow needle. The gas propellant drives the plunger to force the drug from the drug chamber through the hollow needle and into the surrounding tissue of the animal through the outlet.
While such systems have operated adequately in the past, and are indeed necessary because of the inability to closely approach wild animals, the same is not true for domestic animals. Irrespective of whether domestic animals or wild animals are to be injected, the use of a rifle or handgun fired automatic injecting projectiles is hampered by the single gas charge for the projectile and even though projectiles have been manufactured permitting a recharging of the gas chamber and the drug chamber, such recharging is difficult to achieve, particularly in the field.
Further, even where the large animals are of the domestic type such as cattle, sheep, etc. and can be readily approached, injection by single dosage, single use, hypodermic syringe projectiles, are beset by other problems such as premature injection of the drug during flight as a result of acceleration effect and inertia of the movable components.
It is therefore a primary object of the present invention to provide an extended length, pneumatic hypodermic syringe pole for use on animals which are readily approachable, such as domestic animals, or, on wild animals which are caged or otherwise restrained, which incorporates a large volume of pressurized gas capable of effecting multiple drug ejections, wherein the unit is easily handled, readily accepts prefilled syringes which can be quickly replaced and immediately used, wherein, the possibility of premature release of the drug is obviated and wherein, momentarily coupling of the pressurized gas source and the gas propulation chamber is automatically effected as a result of needle penetration of the body of the animal.
FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of one embodiment of a pneumatic hypodermic syringe pole forming a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a exploded, sectional view of the pneumatic hypodermic syringe pole of FIG. 1 and the replaceable hypodermic syringe employed therewith.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the forward portion of the syringe pole of FIGS. 1 and 2 with the replaceable hypodermic syringe mounted within the syringe holder.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the axial displaceable plunger assembly employed in the syringe pole of FIG. 2 and the coupling of the syringe holder to the gas tube.
FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the portion of the syringe pole shown in FIG. 3 at the moment of needle penetration into the body of the animal and during injection of the drug, during momentary connection of the gas chamber to the compressed air storage chamber of the gas tube.
FIG. 6 is a sectional view of a portion of the syringe pole of FIG. 2 illustrating the axial displacement of the plunger to effect communication between the gas tube and the compressed gas chamber within the syringe holder.
FIG. 7 is a longitudinal sectional view of an alternate embodiment of the invention utilizing a sealed gas cylinder within the gas tube.
FIG. 8 is a transverse sectional view of the gas tube of FIG. 7, taken about line 8--8.
Reference to FIGS. 1-6, inclusive, show a first embodiment of the pneumatic hypodermic syringe pole indicated generally at 10, constituting an elongated cylindrical assembly of a gas tube indicated generally at 12, and a syringe tube or syringe holder indicated generally at 14 theradably connected by a threaded coupling or connecting assembly 16. As seen in FIG. 1, the syringe holder 14 supports at its forward end 14a a hypodermic syringe 18. It should be appreciated, that while the syringe pole 10 is formed of two detachably connected tubes or cylinders 12, 14, the unit may comprise a single tube, in which the forward, open end of such tube would be sized to receive a given diameter syringe 18. In the embodiments illustrated herein, purposely the pneumatic hypodermic syringe pole 10 is formed of two tubular sections which are coupled by a threaded fitting 16 so as to permit varying sized syringe holders 14 to be employed with a universal gas tube 12. Gas tube 12 carries a relatively large charge of high pressure gas such as air to facilitate the injection of a relatively large number of doses of drugs by the simple expedient of replacing the syringe 18 after each syringe use.
Reference to FIGS. 2-6, inclusive, shows the details of this embodiment 10. The gas tube 12 which may be formed of molded plastic as shown or metal, includes a cylindrical outer wall 20, closed off by end walls 22, 24. One end wall 24 is provided with a tapped axial bore 26 receiving the threaded end 28a of an inner tube type valve, indicated generally at 28, whose opposite end is threaded at 28b. A threaded cap 30 is carried by the threaded end 28b of the inner tube type valve 28. Valve 28, which is not shown in detail, bears a spring biased valve member (not shown) closing off air intake port permitting pressurized air up to 200 psi max to fill gas storage chamber 32, interior of the gas tube 12. The opposite end of the gas tube is also provided with a tapped axial bore at 34, which is threaded to one end 36b of a coupling cylinder 36. As seen in FIG. 4, the cylinder 36 is threaded on its exterior at 38 over its complete outer periphery while, the cylinder 36 is threaded on its interior only at opposite ends as at 40, 42. The upstream threaded end 42 of cylinder 36, threadably receives a cylindrical plug 44 via outer threads 46 and includes an axial bore 48. At the opposite end of cylinder 36, a valve seat member or plug 50 which is threaded at 52 on its outer periphery is threaded into the downstream threaded end 40 of cylinder 36. The valve seat member 50 includes an axial bore 54 which slidably carries a small diameter portion or valve stem 56a of an axial displaceable valve member, indicated generally at 56. The valve seat member or plug 50 is provided with a counter-bore at 60 which carries a plastic resilient ring 62 having an end face 62a, forming a valve seat for a radially enlarged portion 56b of valve member 56. Valve member 56 which is of elongated cylindrical form has a downstream axial bore 62 which extends from the downstream end thereof, almost to the radially enlarged portion 56b of the valve member. The valve member 56 terminates in a further radially enlarged portion 56c which is peripherally recessed at the upstream end thereof as at 64. Mounted about the recess 64 on portion 56c of valve member 56 is a coil spring 66 which is compressed between valve member 56 and end wall 44 a of plug 44. Further, the valve member 56 is provided with one or more radial, air inlet holes 68 opening to bore 62 slightly downstream of the radially enlarged portion 56a of valve 56.
As may be appreciated, normally, the coil spring 66 provides sufficient force (in addition to the gas pressure within gas storage chamber 32) to maintain the valve member 56 closed relative on the valve seat 62a defined by the upstream face of ring 62. However, upon axial displacement of the valve member 56 to the right, FIG. 4, the valve stem 56a is displaced to the extent where the air inlet hole 68 opens to chamber 70 formed interiorly of the cylinder 36 and between end plugs 44 and at opposite ends of cylinder 56.
Fixedly mounted to the downstream end of the valve stem 56a is an annular stop 72 which is peripherally recessed at 74 at the end of stop 72 facing the syringe holder 14. About the recess 74 is provided a resilient seal ring 76 which may be formed of Teflon or the like. The seal ring 76 abuts a shoulder 74a defined by recess 74 on the stop 72. The seal ring is sized to closely fit the diameter of the recessed portion 74 of stop 72 and the seal ring has an outer diameter which is less than that of stop 72. Further, the outer diameter of the stop 72 is less than outer diameter of the coupling cylinder 36, at its downstream threaded end 36a.
As seen in FIGS. 2 and 3, the syringe holder 14 which may be formed of molded plastic, metal or the like is formed of a cylindrical body 80 having an internal bore 82. Bore 82 is provided with internal threads 84 on its upstream end 80a facing the gas tube 20 which receives the threaded end 36a of the coupling cylinder 36. The downstream end 80b of the syringe holder, includes, preferably, a pair of axially spaced internal circumferential grooves 86, 88 which carry resilient o-rings 90 which resiliently press against and maintain an axially inserted syringe body 92 of syringe 18 within the bore 82 of the syringe holder 14. Aligned holes 95 are drilled transversely through the syringe holder body 80 intermediate of the ends in position just forward of the downstream end 56d of the valve stem 56a of axially slidable valve assembly 58, with holder 18 coupled to gas tube 20.
Employed with the pneumatic hypodermic syringe pole 10 is a simplified form of a hypodermic syringe 18 wherein preferably, the syringe body 92 which is of cylindrical form, has an outer diameter which is slightly larger than the inner diameter of the two o-ring seals 90. The body 92 includes an integral end wall 92a which carries an axial bore 94 sized slightly larger than the outside diameter of recessed portion 72a of the stop 72 so that the downstream end of the stop 72 and the downstream end 56d of the valve stem 56a is positioned within axial bore 94. The seal ring 76 then abuts the end wall 92a of the cylindrical body 92 of the hypodermic syringe 18, FIG. 5. The syringe 18 terminates at its opposite end in a radially enlarged cap 96. Cap 96 integrally carries a hollow needle 98. Needle 98 terminates in a bevelled end. The needle has a small diameter axial bore (not shown) which opens to a bore 100 within the cylindrical body 92 of the syringe. Bore 100 carries an axially slidable cylindrical plunger 102. Plunger 102 closes off the bore 94 within end 92a of the syringe body 92. A mass of anesthetic, medicament or drug D fills the drug chamber 106 behind plunger 102. The injection hole through the needle 98 may be appropriately sealed off by conventional means to prevent loss of the drug D from injection chamber 106 prior to penetration of the needle 98 into the body of the animal.
A radially removable detent pin 108 having a diameter sized slightly smaller than the diameter of the transverse holes 95 through syringe holder body 80 is manually inserted into the aligned holes 94. The stop pin 108 has a beveled insertion end 108a and carries a radially projecting spring biased detent pin ball 110 near the beveled end which locks the stop pin 108 after insertion. The opposite end of stop pin 108 carries a ring 112 permitting manual removal of the stop pin prior to use of the syringe pole 10, by pulling on ring 112, FIG. 3 as per arrow 115.
It should be noted that the components of the materials of the embodiment described above is formed of tubular components consisting of high pressure PVC tubing or the like and with all fittings except for valve member 56 being standard plumbing components of brass or other metal, rubber o-rings, Teflon sleeves, etc.
In that respect, the inner tube type of valve 28 has a tubular outer body with an axially centered peripheral portion of hexagonal configuration as at 28c to facilitate coupling to the threaded bore 26 of gas tube end wall 24 by means of a standard wrench. Further, the end plugs 44, 50 have squared outer peripheral surfaces 44b, 50a, respectively, so that these parts may be threaded into the threaded ends of the coupling cylinder 36 using such wrench.
To prevent dislodgement of the syringe 18 after penetration into the bore 82 of the syringe holder 14, a flexible leather, plastic or like material strap 116 has one end 116a fixed to the outer periphery of the syringe holder body 80, FIG. 3, by means of screw 118 which is received within a tapped hole 120 within that body. The opposite end 116b of the strap 116 is provided with a small diameter hole 122 sized slightly smaller than the outer diameter of needle 98 so that it can be slipped onto the needle so as to frictionally couple the needle to the strap end 116b to complete a loose connection between the needle end of the syringe 18 and the syringe holder 14. Sliding of the syringe 18 within the syringe holder bore is then limited. As may be appreciated, prior to use of the syringe pole 10, the gas storage chamber 32 is charged to a suitable high gas pressure by making a connection between a pressurized air source 124, FIG. 2, via a suitable hose 126, and the inner tube type vale 28. A bicycle hand pump may constitute the pressurized air source 124. The gas storage chamber 32 of the gas tube may be filled readily at a gas station or the like having an available pressurized air source.
By placement of syringe 18 axially into the downstream end of the syringe holder 14 and with the strap 116 in place as shown in FIG. 3, the syringe pole 10 is ready for use. Just prior to manual, hand operation of the syringe pole 10, the stop pin 108 is pulled outwardly of the aligned holes 95 of syringe holder body 80 with the syringe in place as shown in FIG. 3.
The injection of the drug charge is accomplished as seen in FIGS. 5 and 6. The gas tube 12 is grasped much in the manner of a cattle prod and the needle 98 manually pressed into the body B of the animal, FIG. 5, with needle 98 penetrating the hide H. The pressure necessary to effect needle penetration into the body B is sufficient to displace the syringe body 92 to the right, FIG. 5, unrestricted by the stop pin 108 (which is previously removed). The syringe 18 moves relatively freely in axial bore 82 of the syringe holder 14 until the end wall 92a of the syringe body 92 contacts the Teflon seal ring 76 mounted on the stem 56a of valve assembly 58 via the stop 72. At this point, the downstream end 56d of the valve stem 56a projects internally of the axial bore or hole 94 of the syringe body 92. Continued movement of the syringe 18 from left to right, FIG. 5 is resisted by the coil spring 66 compressed between the head 56c of valve 56 and end plug 44. However, this bias is overcome and the valve member 56 shifts from left to right to the extent that, as shown in FIG. 6, the radial air inlet hole or holes 68 are open to the air chamber 70 within threaded connector 16. Chamber 70 is continuously open to the gas storage chamber 32 via the bore 48 within end plug 44. Some of the compressed air at approximately 200 psi rapidly expands through the hollow portion of the valve stem 56a via bore 62 placing the surface of plunger 102 at the pressure of the air stored within gas storage chamber 32. The plunger 102 is rapidly displaced to the left under the force of the expanding air as indicated by arrow 124, FIG. 5 driving the liquid drug D from the injection chamber 106 through the hollow needle 98 and into the body B of the animal, as per arrows 125.
Injection continues until all of the drug is dispensed from injection chamber 106 with the plunger bottoming out to the left end of chamber 106. This action takes a matter of seconds as long as the operator maintains pressure through the gas tube 20 against the body B of the animal. The operator manually pulls back on the gas tube 12 removing the needle 98 from the body B of the animal. The coil spring 66 then expands driving valve member 56 to the left and the radial hole 68 shifts to the left where it is sealed off by bore 54 within end plug 50. Additionally, the radially enlarged portion 56b of the valve 56 abuts the resilient sealing ring 62 forming valve seat 62a for valve member 56 to prevent possible loss of further air from the gas storage chamber 32 of the gas tube 12.
The operator removes the syringe 18, replaces the stop pin 108 and then replaces the used syringe 18 with a new syringe having a full drug charge D within its injection chamber 106.
Depending upon the diameter and length of the gas tube 12, the size and displacement of the syringe 13, the pressurized air (or other gas) charge within the gas storage chamber 32 may accomplish a relatively large number of injections without the necessity of gas recharging until the pressurized gas is nearly depleted from the gas storage chamber 32. Where the gas tube 12 functions as the handle and has a diameter of one inch, a length of 48 inches and where the gas storage chamber 32 is pressurized with 80 pounds of air pressure there is sufficient available air pressure capable of emptying at least 21-11/2 cc charge volume syringes 18. Such syringes 18 can withstand pressures up to 200 pounds per inch. As may be appreciated, the apparatus uses a reusable syringe, that is mounted for sliding within the syringe holder 14. Automatically when the syringe needle is pushed into the animal A the opposite end of the syringe engages valve stem 56a shifting the valve member 56 so as to release some of the compressed air to the back of the syringe plunger or piston 102 via radial air supply hole 68.
The "shot" of pressurized air or other gas moves the plunger 102 rapidly forward in the syringe making an instant injection of the drug charge D within the injection chamber 106 through needle 98. With the air powered syringe quick injection can be made of animals which are not easily handled and the apparatus uses syringes which are prefilled for immediate use. Syringes of 1 cc to 10 cc capacity may be employed. The apparatus advantageously permits ready disconnection of the syringe holder 14 from the gas tube 12 (handle) when necessary to accommodate a larger size or smaller size syringe holder capable of receiving, holding and operating syringes sized to the 1 cc to 10 cc charge, for instance.
Reference to FIGS. 7 and 8 show a second embodiment of the invention in which there is modification of the gas tube; all other components of the syringe pole being identical to that shown in FIGS. 1-6, inclusive. In this case, the pneumatic hypodermic syringe pole indicated generally at 10' has a modified form of gas tube indicated generally at 12' coupled to the syringe holder 14 through a slightly modified connecting assembly 16. The modification to the connecting assembly 16' consists in drilling one or more radial ports or holes 130 within the upstream end of end plug 44' which open to an axial bore (not shown) within that component but identical to bore 48 within end plug 44 of the first embodiment. Additionally, the gas tube 12' includes an appropriate PVC molded plastic tubular body 20' having a downstream end wall 22' with a tapped bore 34 sized to the threaded outer periphery of coupling cylinder 36. The body 20' is provided with a series of longitudinally extending radially inwardly projecting ridges 132 which are circumferentially spaced, and which are sized so as to guide an axially insertable CO2 cartridge 134 whose rear end 134a abuts the end of plug 44' of threaded connecting assembly 16'. At the opposite end of the gas tube body 20', bore 146 of that body is open to the exterior and is threaded as at 136. Threaded bore 136 receives a cylindrical end plug 138 with an enlarged diameter portion 138a which is threaded on its outer periphery at 140. The end plug 138 terminates in a reduced diameter squared portion 138b. The end plug 138 may be threaded into the threaded end of the tubular body 20' by means of an appropriate wrench applied to the squared axially projecting portion 138b.
The opposite end of the end plug 138 is provided with an annular recess 138c within which is formed an annular groove 142. The groove 142 carries a compressible elastomeric o-ring 144 whose outer diameter is larger than the diameter of bore 146 of body 20'. Further, the inner end face 138d of the end plug 138 is provide with an axial hole 146, which carries a pin 148 with its pointed end projecting outwardly of that end plug face 138c. The pin 148 is caused by rotation of end plug 138 to penetrate and puncture a cylindrical seal, shown in dotted lines at 150, which seal 150 closes off the interior of the CO2 cylinder 134.
Once the pressurized gas cylinder 134 is placed in position, the end plug is threaded down, causing it to move from right to left until the pointed pin 148 punctures the CO2 cylinder whereupon, the compressed CO2 gas escapes the gas cylinder as indicated by arrows 152. Compressed gas enters radial holes 130 into the axial bore of the end cap 44' of connecting assembly 16'. The connecting assembly 16' is in all other respects similar to that shown in FIG. 4 and the CO2 gas fills a chamber therein similar to chamber 70. The CO2 pressurized gas cylinder provides a sufficient CO2 charge sufficient to inject 12 10cc charged syringes 18 or a single 10 cc syringe (recharged) 12 times. It may be appreciated, that the end plug 138 once penetration of CO2 cylinder seal 150 takes place can be reverse threaded for a number of revolutions sufficient to back off the pin 148 to insure that the CO2 gas can escape freely from the interior of the CO2 cylinder 134. Further, the hollow interior of the gas tube body 20' defines a gas storage chamber 32' functioning in the same manner as gas storage chamber 32 of the embodiment of FIGS. 1-6, inclusive.
If the gas tubes 12, 12' are of insufficient length to safely permit the operator to approach an animal A for injection, the assembly can be further extended axially by making appropriate threaded connection between the tube valve 28 at the upstream end of the gas tube 20 of the embodiment of FIG. 2 or via the exterior threads 140 on end plug 138 of the gas tube 20' in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 and an extension handle (not shown). In that case, the attachment is grasped and the penetration force exerted from the extension handle through the gas tube 12 or 12' to the syringe holder 14.
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-During an appearance on Jim Ross' podcast (via wrestlinginc.com), Alex Riley talked about how he got his start in WWE, working as a commentator for NXT, and his incident with John Cena. Here are some highlights…
On Greg Gagne Helping Get Him In WWE: "My father knows Greg Gagne. [He was] high school, I'm sorry, college roommates with Greg Gagne at Wyoming and he contacted Greg. Greg had John Laurinaitis's name and phone number. And I believe I sent the email and then, when I didn't hear back for awhile, Greg kind of took over and said, 'hey, why don't you give this kid a look?' and so on and so forth."
On His Pay: "[WWE] offered me a deal that was… it wasn't much. It was very, very low and it was almost not enough to survive on, really. I mean, it would be, it would have been hard to eat. It was $500 a week, which, I guess, what is that? Yeah, and at that point when they, when Wright Medical offered me the new job, you're talking about close to $200k [annually]." Riley added, "I desperately wanted to be part of WWE, so I said, 'look, if you can get this thing right around $40 grand [annually], I will go. I'm not going to tell you what I'm getting offered by Wright Medical, but it's a lot more and I'll give it all up if you can get this thing to right around [$40,000 annually].' And they did. They got me up to a grand [per week] or $750, I don't remember what it was, and I packed up and I headed out and I don't regret it. It was awesome."
On Doing NXT Commentary: "I enjoyed it. I very much enjoyed it. I wanted to, the thing with me, I belonged in the ring. I should have been in the ring. Anybody that disagrees with that, I don't know. I think that's very foolish. But, for whatever reason, I wasn't [in the ring] and I had skill. I had passion for the business, a lot of passion for the business, and they gave me the opportunity to be a broadcaster and I took it head on. That's a hard job and I don't think people [appreciate that]. You know, JR, people see it on TV and they say, 'you're just sitting there talking,' but it's not that. I mean, that show moves fast. It's live. You're in the booth, sometimes, sitting with two other people who have their own train of thought. If you haven't worked with them ever, you have no idea where they might go with it and you have to get it all back to a certain subject that everybody's either agreeing on or there's a plan, a point you're trying to make. And then, all of a sudden, Vince McMahon will yell in your ear, 'hey, we're going to go this way,' so it was a challenge at first, but certainly something that I really enjoyed. There was nothing worse for me than just sitting in the back."
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- 1 gallon vinegar
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Pour 1 gallon of vinegar and 1/8 cup of liquid soap into a 5-gallon bucket and stir until thoroughly mixed.
Fill a spray bottle with the solution. Cap and mark contents with a permanent marker.
On a sunny day, spray annual weeds on the foliage using the mist spray option. Be sure that it will continue to be sunny for a couple days for maximum effectiveness.
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Decision Making
Making good decisions a big part of life. If you make good decisions you will go far in life and be successful. If you make bad decisions you can still go far in life but it may take longer than an average person who makes good decisions. In my life I have been faced with many challenges. In high school many kids struggle with making good decisions because they are faced with obstacles such as pear pressure. Some kids make decisions as in eating healthy or eating non healthy. Other kids will skip class and others will go to class.
Now days life is based on decision making. Like making a decision to go to college is a good decision and you will be successful and go far in life and have a carrer. Every decision making process will come out with a final choice that may or may not prompt action. Decision making is based on the values and preferences of the decision maker. One person may believe in different things then the other person and there for there decision may be way different from the other persons.
One bad decision good change everything in your life. One good decision good change everything in your life for the better. Some decisions in my life that I made have been good some have been bad. I think that I've learned not to skip class as often as I used to with my friends and to keep studying to get my grades up. Everyone in life makes mistakes but you have to make sure the mistake you are making is worth the conquence.
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As additional reports continue to surface about failures of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Jim Rubens, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, condemns Jeanne Shaheen's failure to lead to find solutions to the many problems America's veterans are facing. Responding to a recent report that veterans are waiting years for disability claims appeals, Rubens says:
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On April 25 and April 29, 2014, the Jim Rubens for U.S. Senate campaign released statements about reports of veterans dying waiting for health care. Adding that these allegations are not new and appear to be part of a pattern, Rubens further states:
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During Television Critics Association tour in Beverly Hills, NBC Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt addressed the replacement of Ann Curry on "Today". Greenblatt said he had no real involvement with her ousting but his "heart goes out to" her.
"I will say that to be No. 1 for, I don't know, 16 years or something, as that show has been, shows go through transitions and they're always difficult. I think everybody in the news division from what I could tell took as much care as they could ...to make this transition happen," Greenblatt told reporters.
"It's never easy. Things leak and you try to do things respectfully and then you have to go out and announce something you weren't ready to announce," he continued, adding "My heart goes out to all those people, including Ann, and everybody who went through that transition."
Curry was replaced by Savannah Guthrie earlier this month as the new co-host for Matt Lauer. Rumor has it, it was her lack of chemistry with Lauer that led to NBC's decision.
Despite the departure from "Today", Curry is still a big part of the network's news programs. As of late, she was brought back to "Today" to cover the "The Dark Knight Rises" massacre in Aurora, Colorado.


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How Do You Make Dark Brown Buttercream??
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I have someone who wants buttercream icing that is a deep dark brown. She doesn't like chocolate so I have to use colors only. Any advise would be appreciated. TIA
Maybe this is too obvious but use brown gel coloring and a bit of black.
I'm using brown and black gel colors but the brown isn't turning out dark enough. The woman wants the color to be the color of DARK chocolate. I'm afraid if I keep adding more and more color to the icing it's going to turn out bitter. Does anyone have a special technique to acheive a really, really dark brown. TIA
The Americolor ones work better than the Wilton gels, if you can get them.
Dark chocolate is pretty dark, I'm not sure you'll achieve that without using some chocolate icing recipe first.
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|This article is about a/an episode in Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger.
Foolish Earthlings (愚かな地球人 Oroka na Chikyūjin) is the twenty-fourth episode of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger. The events of this episode are a continuation of Now More Road Safety, featuring the return of former Zangyack Action Commander Jealousto.
While getting some takoyaki, the Gokai Galleon crew once more cross paths with the Action Commander Jealousto, who after losing face to Insarn has been taken in as a "pet" by the takoyaki stand owner.
After being jettisoned by the Zangyack Empire, Jealousto winds up back on Earth in a local garbage disposal area. There, he is lured by the aroma of takoyaki from a stand owned by a man named Nobuyuki; he agrees to become Nobuyuki's "pet" in exchange for food. Aboard the Gigant Horse, Action Commander Senden from the Zangyack Agency makes a presentation on his strategy to conquer Earth, which puts Waruzu Giru to sleep. Back on Earth, Gai brings the Gokaigers to the best takoyaki stand in town and they see Nobuyuki playing with Jealousto. Not wanting to be anywhere near Jealousto, the five main Gokaigers turn away, but Gai convinces them to stick around and try the takoyaki. Meanwhile, Senden and his Gormin Sailors litter a nearby town with propaganda posters. Shocked at seeing Jealousto reduced to an Earthling's pet, Senden and his troops attack the former Action Commander and his takoyaki stand owner. The Gokaigers reluctantly intervene, changing into the Megarangers to destroy the Gormin Sailors.
They change into the Hurricanegers, Gouraigers and Shurikenger, but Senden disappears before our heroes engage him in battle. Back aboard the Gigant Horse, Damaras is informed by Barizorg that he will be in charge for the moment, as Warz Giru has a headache and Insarn does not want to see Jealousto's face during the mission. Senden returns to the ship and asks to borrow a weapon, as his propaganda strategy has failed. Later, Gai has Nobuyuki apologize to Jealousto for treating him like a pet. Doc suggests that Jealousto should be Nobuyuki's apprentice instead. Seeing a potential in selling takoyaki in space, Jealousto then asks his former master for permission to become his apprentice. However, Nobuyuki's mother disapproves, having first seen Jealousto as garbage earlier in the episode. When she says that aliens have no sense of personal hygiene, Jealousto argues that he washes his hands and brushes his teeth regularly, while Nobuyuki doesn't. Senden and his troops barge in, though Joe told them to shut up and sit down. Hilariously enough, they did just that, but when Jealousto tells Senden that Nobuyuki's mother called him "garbage", the Action Commander threatens her with a Zangyack Bazooka.
The Gokaigers get in the way and take the fight to a nearby construction yard - having Jealousto and the humans hide inside concrete pipes. During the fight, Nobuyuki's mother complains about the heat and runs out of the pipes, unknowingly becoming Senden's target. Jealousto runs to shield her from the blast. As a dying Jealousto lies on the ground, the mother feels guilty about displaying prejudice towards aliens when he suddenly gets up - having faked his death. Impressed with his phenomonal resiliance, the Gokaigers change into the Timerangers and execute the Vector End: Beat Defender attack on Senden, destroying the Zangyack Bazooka. Senden is then defeated by the Gokai Legendream and the Final Wave Gokai Scramble.
When Damaras fires the enlargement cannons to grow Senden into giant size, GokaiOh and GoZyuRex are summoned to battle the revived Action Commander. Senden counters the Gokai Star Burst and GoZyu Rex Drill with the Publicity Punch, forcing the Gokaigers to summon GaoLion and formed Shinken GokaiOh before both mecha finished the former Action Commander off with the Gokai Samurai Slash and GoZyu Triple Drill Dream. After the fight, Nobuyuki reveals to the Gokaigers that Jealousto eloped with his mother, and they now run a rural onsen.
- Ryota Ozawa as Captain Marvelous (Gokai Red)
- Yuki Yamada as Joe Gibken (Gokai Blue)
- Mao Ichimichi as Luka Millfy (Gokai Yellow)
- Kazuki Shimizu as Don Dogoier (Gokai Green)
- Yui Koike as Ahim de Famille (Gokai Pink)
- Jun Ikeda as Gai Ikari (Gokai Silver)
- Yukari Tamura as Navi (voice)
- Hirofumi Nojima as Warz Gill (voice)
- Gaku Shindo as Barizorg (voice)
- Koji Ishii as Damaras (voice)
- Kikuko Inoue as Insarn (voice)
- Takahiro Sakurai as Jealousto (voice)
Gokai Changes
- Gokai Changes in Foolish Earthlings:
- With this episode, Don has transformed into all 16 of his Green Ranger counterparts at least once.
- As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside Kamen Rider OOO episode 45, The Surprise Attack, the Proto Birth, and the Desire of Love.
- Jealousto's journey continues his connection to the Universal Reckless Driving Tribe Bowzock from Carranger:
- After being thrown out, Jealousto eventually tries to get a job with humans; after being thrown out of his team's leadership for a short time, President Gynamo ends up getting a job at a pachinko stand.
- Ultimately the alien ends up staying on Earth in some form by the end of the experience: Gynamo returns to his service-industry job after the final defeat of the main Carranger villain, while Jealousto finds peace by marrying the mother of the takoyaki stand owner.
DVD/Blu-ray releases
Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger Volume 6 features episodes 21-24: Ep. 21: The Adventurer Heart, Ep. 22: Promise from the Star, Ep. 23: People's Lives are the Future of the Earth and Ep. 24: Foolish Earthlings. It was released on December 9, 2011. [1]
See Also
- Love Is In the Air - Power Rangers counterpart in Power Rangers Super Megaforce. See comparison page.


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Hello friends Welcome back to my blog!! Am posting after a long time as I was busy with my one year old baby. Since this is the birthday season in our house we bought cakes to celebrate them. After consuming the cake the base board of the cake was very sturdy that it resembled a circular canvas. So altered it to a mixed media layout.
I cleaned the base board using a wet cloth and then applied thick coats of gesso. For textures I scrunched the butter paper pieces ( tissue paper ) and pasted using glue Then applied some random textures using texture paste and stencils. I used diluted alcohol ink and color shine sprays of teal , yellow and green color. Distressed the edges using brown ink and glued scraps of paper from DCWV paper pack. Stamped the sentiment , clock and tape. Decorated the layout using handmade flowers , pearls, beads and lace.
Since my baby has started to move she is pulling everything from my craft table.Since most of the mixed media supplies are toxic and harmful I don't craft much these days. But will try my best to post as often as possible.
See you soon with another interesting post. Do share your comments/suggestions.