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.34 oz/sqyd Dyneema Composite Fabric (formerly Cuben Fiber)
This weight is very thin and does not take much to puncture. It could be used for very light duty stuff sacks, or a tarp or tent if you are brave, or a vapor barrier. We use it for sleeping bag baffles and our Hexamid Pocket tarp (shown). Any seams on your projects will be the weak points- you may want to consider taping the seams.
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.51 oz/sqyd Dyneema Composite Fabric (formerly Cuben Fiber)
This is the material used in in our stuff sacks, tarps, and tents. It has high tensile strength, but only moderate abrasion and puncture resistance due to the thin membrane material. Most of our products are sewn, then taped for strength.
Good for stuff sacks, tarps, and rain gear for those willing to be gentle with their gear. All colors are light and semi see-through.
Weight: .51 oz/sqyd (17.4 g/mý)
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.67 oz/sqyd Camouflage Dyneema Composite Fabric (formerly Cuben Fiber)
This material is the same strength as .51 oz/sqyd except it has an additional layer with a camo pattern laminated in. It blends in to nature well. This material is also a bit darker and less transparent and offers a little more privacy.
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.74 oz/sqyd Dyneema Composite Fabric (formerly Cuben Fiber)
This weight has a little bit higher Dyneema thread count than our standard .51 oz material above. It may be good in applications that require a bit more strength and abrasion resistance, like lightweight rain gear, or a bit more durable tarp for example.
Weight: .74 oz/sqyd (25.4 g/mý)
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1.0 oz/sqyd Dyneema Composite Fabric (formerly Cuben Fiber)
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It is more of a charcoal gray, not quite as deep black as the photo.
Weight: 1.0 oz/sqyd (34 g/mý)
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1.43 oz/sqyd Dyneema Composite Fabric (formerly Cuben Fiber)
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Tip: The Dyneema threads in these materials are aligned vertically and horizontally, but not diagonally. Any pressure points on your gear (pocket corners, strap attachments, loops, etc) need to be reinforced with tape, otherwise the vertical and horizontal threads can pull apart.
Here is a Video that shows the relative tear strengths of 1.3 oz silicone impregnated nylon, .51 oz/sqyd cuben, and 1.43 oz/sqyd cuben fiber. Note that those two cuben weights were referred to as .6 oz and 1.5 oz in this older video.
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2.92 oz/sqyd Dyneema Composite Fabric Hybrid
This material is made from the same 1.43 oz/sqyd DCF material as seen above on the inside, with a protective layer of 50 denier polyester on the outside. The outer layer gives it more strength, and abrasion resistance, prevents fraying, and gives it a nice solid color. This material is used on our Arc Blast Backpacks.
Weight: 2.92 oz/sqyd (99 g/mý)
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4.85 oz/sqyd 210 denier Gridstop Fabric
This popular backpack material is a little stronger against abrasion. It has a grid of white High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) threads for exceptional tear strength, as well as a diagonal woven ripstop. The fabric has a waterproof urethane coating on the inside.
This high quality fabric is manufactured in Japan. The finished weight of the fabric including the waterproof coating is 4.85 oz/sqyd (165 g/mý).
Our repair tape products will stick to the inside of this fabric.
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1.85 oz/sqyd Tyvek
Tyvek material is very stiff and crinkly when it is new, but it softens up with use. Some people put it in their washing machine to soften it up.
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- 61 years old
- Date of birth: Jan 11, 1953
- Date of passing: Jul 5, 2014
|Let the memory of Angela be with us forever
Angela Shockley Rudd, 61, of Beulah, Alabama passed away on Saturday, July 5, 2014, at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika, Alabama.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rudd will be held Wednesday, July 9, 2014, at 2:00 PM EDT from McCarthy Funeral Home. Interment will be in Shady Grove Cemetery in Beulah, Alabama. Reverend Michael Stiggers will officiate.
The family will greet friends, Wednesday, from 1:00 PM EDT until 2:00 PM EDT at the funeral home.
Professional services provided by McCarthy Funeral Home Inc. in West Point Georgia. http://www.Mccarthyfuneralhomeinc.com
"I worked with Angie in Five Points at Child Development and again at Lanier Memorial Hospital. She was great and we were great friends. She went to work at EAMC and I retired. I had by-pass surgery in 2011 and as I lay with that tube in my throat I heard someone say, "Ms. Yvonne don't fight the tube and I will take it for you." I knew it was her and I rested knowing she was in charge of me. Angie, I love you. Tell all my loved ones that are there with you that I am well.
See you later.
Ms. Yvonne"
""My husband Jeffrey worked with Angie at Lainer Memoiral Hospital for many years. She had a great sense of humor, loved to laugh, was always smiling. She was a great respiratory therapist and helped many patients with her respiratory skills and her people skills. She loved to talk and never met a stranger. Angie was there for me and Jeff when he had triple bypass surgery at EAMC. She was comforting and kind, and always laughing. We are so sad and heartbroken for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your entire family.""
"I worked with Angela at East Alabama. She kind of took me under her wing when I was first out of Respiratory school. She was a great respiratory therapist, was fun to work with and she had the greatest sense of humor. I know your hearts are broken. My prayers go out to the entire family"
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|European Goldfinch is getting more common every year.
Most of the birds have got their nestlings in flight, so did the European Goldfinches, I saw three broods with adult birds. It's getting more common every year, perhaps it's one the results of global warming here.
|"I'm singing in the rain... the Common Whitethroat"
Common Whitethroats were still singing actively as well as all the Thrushes and Yellowhammers. Rainshowers stopped my biking few times, but the rain did not stop birds singing. I was listening all the sounds and songs, identified all the birds I heard and saw, but nothing special today, just the ordinary breeding birds of this region.
|Northern Lapwing guarding his offspring
There were lot's Northern Lapwings in the fields, adults with their offspring. A flock of 8 Black-headed Gulls was migrating south, sign of the autumn... At the same time we are still waiting for the last birds to arrive here, like the last Corncrakes and some rare Lanceolated Warblers.
Midsummer bonfire was burning in the village of Mattila, flag of Finland in every flag pole. It was very peaceful everywhere, people were barbecuing, only few cars on the road.
In Sääksmäki I turned back to home, took just another route. I stopped at Rapola, to drink some water. When I tried to continue cycling, I suddenly found myself lying on the ground with my bike. At first I didn't even realize what the heck happened, then I saw a stone on the grass and noticed that my front wheel had turned around. I had hold the handlebars only with my left hand and tried to turn my camera bag behind my back with my right hand. The front wheel had hit the stone and turned around in a second... Nothing too serious happened, some scratches in my legs and right hand is a bit aching, that's all. But the front wheel brakes got stuck. Damn! The brake cable guide was warped and the cable did not move at all. I could cycle mainly on downhills, well, also in flat, but it was really heavy to cycle, but no chance to cycle uphills...
So, I was heading home, but slowly... I stopped at Rapolanlahti for watching the Little Gulls hunting insects over the lake.
|Four Little Gulls were catching insects over the bay of Rapolanlahti
In the fields of Rapolanharju there was also a local Raven family, two adults and with 5 juveniles. A bit later, in Vuohilahti fields I saw a Mountain Hare and a lonely Common Crane.
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Literature about Cuatrociénegas
Literatura sobre Cuatrociénegas
The primary bibliography maintained by the Centro de Investigación has links to most of what is available via this web site, but older links to resources of general interest that may or may not appear there and/or are on the Desert Fishes Council website, are retained below until they can be provided in more modern formats via the primary bibliography.
La bibliografía principal mantenido por el Centro de Investigación tiene vinculos a la mayoria de los recursos disponibles por medio de este sitio web, además guardamos vinculos viejos a recursos de interés general pero en formatos no muy modernos, y/o cuales permanecen en el sitio web del Desert Fishes Council. No todos estos aparecen siempre en la bibliografía principal.
It is hoped that volunteer translators may eventually help us provide translations of many of these mostly English language publications. Please contact us if you are interested
"Environmental Perceptions and Local Conservation Efforts in Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila, México", Valerie Calegari's 1997 thesis, is available here in full text with Spanish abstract, as is its separate bibliography.
Abstracts from the 1993 Desert Fishes Council symposium in Monterrey, Nuevo León, from the Desert Fishes Council Proceedings. There are bilingual abstracts for all papers.
W L Minckley's comprehensive bibliography compiled for the above-mentioned 1993 symposium.
Three decades near Cuatro Ciénegas, México: photographic documentation and a plea for area conservation, by W L Minckley from the 1992 Proceedings of the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science (volume 26, issue 2, pages 89-119). Full text and figures of this paper are available here with the permission of the journal and author.
"Environments of the Bolsón of Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila, México" written by W L Minckley and published in 1969 (Texas Western Press, The University of Texas at El Paso, Science Series, Number 2, 65 pages. SBN 87404-021-3) is long out of print and difficult to obtain. The UT El Paso press gave us permission to scan and re-publish this still very valuable work, which remains one of the most useful overviews of the habitats, organisms, ecology and hisotry of the basin.
Full text papers from the first symposium on Cuatro Ciénegas at the 1983 meeting of Desert Fishes Council. Papers from this were published (with Spanish abstracts) as a special edition of the Proceedings of the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science. With the permission of the editor of that journal, the complete text and figures of all of these papers was scanned and made available here.
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Pilonidal disease is a chronic infection of a cyst (pilonidal cyst) that develops near the top of the crease between the buttocks. When the infected cyst—also called a pilonidal abscess—in the skin does not heal, it is called pilonidal disease.
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Poop slippers, pictorally
Last night, I wrote about winning the real prize at yesterday's office holiday party: poop slippers. I forgot to include the picture in last night's post, so here it is:
As I picked up my phone to post the picture above, I saw another picture worth taking and sharing.
Since I'm "making my SoCal husband cold," he's using his old Cthulhu hat to keep his head warm.
Everything about this tickles me!
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If we were having coffee today, I'd sip sparkling water since I've already had my daily coffee.
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Thunder Thighs & a victory most malodorous
Victo Dolore's recent post on sad times in school lunchrooms reminded me of my own like experiences. I was always one of the odd ones out. I remembered my mom's like tales, too, and a post I'd written remembering those.
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If you're like me, you can envision hundreds of horrifying outcomes to any situation. This includes mundane things like tying shoelaces, eating a sandwich, or blinking. There are potential disasters in everything! The possibility one of them might occur fills you with dread.
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Instead of asking "What's the worst that could happen?" I remembered to ask, "Of all the things that could happen, which are actually likely?"
In many situations, thinking in probabilities is much kinder–to yourself–than thinking in possibilities.
But, hey, it's good to imagine the possibilities, too! I've smiled all day, imagining my manager breakdancing.
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I met J through Buffy the Vampire Slayer forums.
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She stayed at my apartment. She didn't complain when I abandoned her to work as a "goth" extra on Crossing Jordan. She kept herself busy in ways I've long since forgotten, and then took pictures of me when I returned. I'd booked another day working as a goth on Alias and was determined to leave in my snazzy 'do.
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Former Miss Chicago (Miss USA), Cynthia Lea Clark continued school, graduating from Northwestern University (multiple degreed), attended nursing school, and became a Firefighter Paramedic. After working as an actress in Chicago, she moved to Los Angeles where she worked on many television shows, such as DAYS OF OUR LIVES and STAT, while continuing her education with a Masters in Psychology and then a Doctorate of Psychology. While working on STAT, she was stalked which led her to work in Forensic Psychopathology. She has over 70 interviews with serial killers, mass murderers, etc. Today she mixes Forensics with writing and acting. She is a member of Mystery Writers of America, Romance Writers of America, Kiss of Death Chapter of RWA, International Thriller Writers, Sisters in Crime, and the American College of Forensic Examiners International.
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Aaron Paul Lazar writes to soothe his soul. A bestselling Kindle author of 22 books, including three addictive mystery series, writing books, and a new love story, Aaron enjoys the Genesee Valley countryside in upstate New York, where his characters embrace life, play with their dogs and grandkids, grow sumptuous gardens, and chase bad guys. Visit his website at http://www.lazarbooks.com and watch for his upcoming release, UNDER THE ICE. Aaron has won over 18 book awards for his novels and finds writing to be his form of "cheap therapy." Feel free to connect with him on Facebook or his website; he loves to connect with readers.
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- Adrenaline
John Benedict
262 pages, $12.95
Anesthesiologist Doug Landry comes under suspicion when patients in the hospital he works out begin to die. Accidents? Incompetence? Murder? At first Doug doubts himself – could he have made a mistake but then as the deaths mounts he knows it is not him. Are any of the other anesthesiologists involved? But, how, why, who? Do the deaths have anything to do with the upcoming hospital mergers?
ADRENALINE takes us through what could happen not only in a medical community but in anesthesiology – where life and death is truly at a switch. Affairs, addiction, incompetence can all reside in the OR. Who succumbs and who remains strong?
To find out read ADRENALINE for a wonderful wild ride of a medical thriller. John Benedict takes us on an accurate, enjoyable, what if tale.
On a scale of 1 to 5, I give it a 5.0.
Dr. Cynthia Lea Clark, Psy.D., Ph.D., MHt., Diplomate Homeland Security
- Death Spiral
Janie Chodosh
Poisoned Pen Press, 301 pages, $10.95
Everyone says Faith Flores's mom died of an OD. She was found on their bathroom floor. But Faith knows her mom did not OD. Faith is sent to live with her Aunt T in the burbs of Philly and uses her inner geek to find a way to prove her mom did not OD. One day Faith receives a note from Melinda a friend of her mom directing her to a methadone treatment center. This makes Faith suspect they were both trying to get clean. But suddenly Melinda dies of an overdose as well? What are the odds? As Faithcontinues her investigating she discovers that this center does some sort of clinical trials – what methadone treatment center does clinical trials? Faith must get to the bottom of this even if means, lying, cutting school and learning about life on the streets.
Faith is a wonderful role model for intellectual and never giving up. When "adults" give up she does not at all costs. Not that I say a teenager should ever put herself in danger, I do like that women, teen age girls can be strong and willing to "battle." Bravo.
On a scale of 1 to 5, I give is a 5.0.
Dr. Cynthia Lea Clark, Psy.D., Ph.D., MHt, Diplomat Homeland Security
- Captcha Thief
Rosie Claverton
Crime Scene Books, 293 pages, $13.95
Amy Lane is an incredible hacker and an agoraphobic. She works with Jason Carr an ex con. In CAPTCHA THIEF, he comes to Amy with a new case – a security guard at the National Museum of Wales has been murdered while a priceless impressionist painting was stolen. But before Amy can hack very far, NCA (National Crime Agency) investigator woos Jason into working with her leaving Amy alone. Amy struggles with her panic attacks while Jason see excitement. But what is real? Who is the tracker? Who is the pawn? Are Amy and Jason the hunters are the huntees?
Rosie Claverton has written a wonderful, exciting thrill ride. Enjoyable and exciting with breath taking moments as if you are right their side by side with her characters. Excellent!
On a scale of 1 to 5, I give it a 5.
Dr. Cynthia Lea Clark, Psy.D., Ph.D., MHt., Diplomate Homeland Security
- Bye, Bye Love
K.J. Larsen
Poisoned Pen Press, 218 pages, $24.95, April, 2015
PI Cat DeLuca runs a private detective agency called Pants on Fire Detective Agency. She targets liars and cheaters. She is highly skilled but also very hot. She does very at her job because she takes them by surprise in her skintight jeans and sexy walk. But that day could have any regular day. Cat was running in the park until she literally crashed into the faceless body of Bernie Love. Bernie had been the Provenza's finance guy. As she tries to call the police she is knocked out. When the cops finally show up her knocked out is gone as is Bernie. Of course, no one believes her so she makes it her mission to find the man who hit her. She remembers her assailant wore a Rolex watch, had a stun gun and a wheel barrow. She and her collection of interesting assorted "assistants" (ex spy, family etc.) she set out to solve this crime.
BYE, BYE LOVE is a charming, witty, clever romp in the PI and female detective world, Thoroughly delightful.
On a scale of 1 to 5, I give it a 5.0.
Dr. Cynthia Lea Clark, Psy.D., Ph.D., MHt., Diplomate Homeland Security
- Title: All Lies (Lies series, book 1)
Author: Andrew Cunningham
Publisher: Amazon Digital Service
Genre: Mystery Thriller
Kindle eBook: $3.99
Trade Paperback: $13.95
Author's website: www.arcnovels.com
Who doesn't love a story about long lost treasure? Me, for one, and I really loved this book. All Lies is a high-octane read, full of high-energy adventure, unexpected twists, and a delicious blend of two main characters who fall for each other in this first book of the series.
After reading Fatal Lies, book 2 in the "Lies" series, I had to pick up All Lies, book 1, to find out more about Del and Sabrina's past lives. By the way, there was absolutely nothing lost by reading these two book out of order – Fatal Lies worked fine as a standalone.
Sabrina is a powerful, fragile, gorgeous woman who's been through hell and back and is just starting her life over. She bumps into Del—a man who hadn't yet found his purpose in life—and together they discover that both lines of their mutual ancestors from many generations were linked to crooks who became involved in several unsolved heists.
The story is told in an unpretentious, easy-to-read style which feels natural, but also urges the reader forward with page-turning suspense.
My absolute favorite part of this novel are the scenes that take place on the Amazon River in Brazil. The sense of place is powerful, and although I've never traveled to that part of the world, I felt I was truly there. Fordlandia was beautiful depicted, and I found myself growing very curious about its true history.
Highly recommended for lovers of mystery and suspense.
Aaron Paul Lazar


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Each hazardous material is assigned to one of three packing groups (PG I, PG II, PG II) based on the degree of danger presented by the material either great, medium, or minor respectively. Each packing group has specific container packaging requirements based on tests for dropping, leakage, etc. If more than one packing group is indicated for an entry, the packing group for the hazardous material is determined using the criteria for assignment of packing groups specified for each class in 49 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 173 Subpart D. Class 2, Class 6.2, Class 7 and ORM-D materials, do not have packing groups. All packing groups are specified in column 5 of the 172.101 Hazardous Materials Table. Contact Environmental Health and Safety at 773.702.9999 for copies of the table.
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All markings on the outside of a hazardous material package must be durable, easy to read, in English and unobstructed by anything else on the package.
Marking for Non-Bulk Packaging
The outside of each non-bulk package and any inside containers of hazardous materials must be marked with the following information:
- Proper shipping name;
- Identification number (preceded by "UN" or "NA", as appropriate); and
- Name and address of the consignee or the consignor (the consignee is the person to whom the package is sent. The consignor is the person who sends the package except when the package is transported by highway only and will not be transferred from one motor carrier to another; or part of a carload lot, truckload lot or freight container load, and the entire contents of the rail car, truck or freight container are shipped from one consignor to on consignee.
Identification numbers are not required on packages which contain only limited quantities or ORM-D materials.
When a non-bulk package contains inner containers of hazardous liquid materials, the inner containers must be packed with the caps/lids upright. In addition, it must be legibly marked with package orientation markings on two opposite vertical sides of the package with the arrows pointing in the correct upright direction. Arrows for purposes other than indicating proper package orientation may not be displayed on a package containing a liquid hazardous material.
For materials poisonous by inhalation, the package shall be marked "Inhalation Hazard" in association with the required labels or placards. Each non-bulk plastic outer packaging used as a single or composite packaging for materials meeting the definition of 6.1 shall be permanently marked, by embossment or other durable means, with the word "POISON" in letters at least 6.3 millimeters (0.25 inch) in height. The marking shall be located within 150 millimeters (6 inches) of the closure of the packaging.
If the package contains the reportable quantity of a hazardous substance, the letters "RQ" must be marked in association with the proper shipping name. Reportable quantity means the quantity specified in column 2 of the Hazardous Materials Table for any material identified in Column 1 of the table.
Table 2 of the Hazardous Materials Table lists materials which are considered to be Marine Pollutants or Severe Marine Pollutants. If a material is considered to be a Marine Pollutant or Severe Marine Pollutant and will be transported by vessel, the package must be marked accordingly.
Marking for Bulk Packaging
Bulk packages are required to display the proper shipping name on two opposite sides. The "UN" or "NA" identification number shall be displayed on each side and each end if the packaging has a capacity of 3,785 liters (1,000 gallons) or on two opposing sides if the packaging has a capacity of less than 3,785 liters (1,000 gallons).
For bulk packaging containing materials poisonous by inhalation, the package shall be marked "Inhalation Hazard" on two opposing sides in association with the required labels or placards.
Each package containing hazardous materials presented for transportation must be labeled with a hazard label(s) that corresponds to the hazard class of the material it contains. Hazard labels must be placed on the same side of the package as the proper shipping name and "UN" or "NA" identification number markings. These labels must be clearly visible and unobstructed by anything else on the package. Column 6 of Hazardous Materials Table indicates the required label for each material listed.
Hazard warning labels must meet strict Department of Transportation (DOT) guidelines regarding size, shape, color and content. Domestic labels will generally have words; however, labels used in international commerce may be wordless.
Placarding Motor Vehicles
49 CFR 172.504 below lists those hazard classes which require placards for motor vehicles regardless of the amount of material is being hauled as well as the hazard classes which may require placards for motor vehicles depending on the amount material being hauled.
Placarding Exceptions
Considerations to the exceptions can be found in 49 CFR 172.504.
Prohibited Placarding
Other signs or devices which by color, design, shape or content could be confused with required placards shall not be displayed or affixed on any motor vehicle transporting hazardous materials.
Subsidiary Hazards
Placarding for subsidiary hazards is only required for materials that have a DANGEROUS WHEN WET(4.3) or POISON INHALATION HAZARD. In addition any shipments of Uranium Hexafluoride in excess of 454kg (1001 pounds) would require a CORROSIVE placard in addition to the primary RADIOACTIVE placard.
Refer to 49 CFR 172.504 for more information.
Visibility and Display of Placards
It is the responsibility of the shipper to offer the required placards to the carrier when the carrier loads the hazardous materials for transport. Refer to 49 CFR 172.504 for more information.
NOTE: If you have questions concerning placarding please contact the Environmental Health & Safety office at firstname.lastname@example.com .
Loading and Unloading
Any tank, barrel, drum, cylinder, or other packaging, not permanently attached to a motor vehicle, which contains any Class 3 (flammable liquid), Class 2 (gases), Class 8 (corrosives), Division 6.1 (poisonous), or Class 7 (radioactive) material must be loaded in such a manner as to secure against movement within the vehicle during transportation.
The Hazardous Materials Regulations contain Segregation Tables 49 CFR 177.848 which indicate the hazardous materials that may not be loaded, transported, or stored together. Materials which are in packages that require labels, in a compartment within a multi-compartment cargo tank or in a portable tank are subject to the Segregation Tables. In addition, cyanides or cyanide mixtures may not be loaded or stored with acids.
Containers with valves or other similar fittings shall be loaded so that there is minimum likelihood of any damage to them during transportation. Cylinders containing Class 2 (gases) materials shall be loaded onto a flat floor or platform of a motor vehicle. In order to prevent the overturning of cylinders, all cylinders must be
- securely lashed in an upright position
- loaded into racks securely attached to the motor vehicle
- packed in boxes or crates of such dimensions as to prevent their overturning
- or loaded in a horizontal position
Cylinders for hydrogen or cryogenic liquid may only be transported on a motor vehicle which has an open body equipped with a suitable rack or support having means to hold the cylinder upright when subjected to acceleration in any horizontal direction and any motor vehicle carrying such material may not enter a tunnel.
Shipping Papers
All hazardous materials transported in commerce are required to be accompanied by shipping papers. Shippers may use bills of lading, manifests, or way bills as long as these documents contain the required information. The shipping paper requirements do not apply to materials, other than hazardous wastes, hazardous substances, or marine pollutants.
- Hazardous materials identified by the letter "A" or in column 1 of the 172.101 – Hazardous Materials Table, that will also be shipped by air, require a description of the hazardous materials on the shipping papers.
- Hazardous materials identified by the letter "W" in column 1 of the 172.101 - Hazardous Materials Table that will be shipped by vessel require a description of the hazardous materials on the shipping papers
- Hazardous materials classed as ORM-D that will also be shipped by air require a description of the hazardous materials on the shipping papers
The shipping papers must be legible and printed or typed in English. No unauthorized codes or abbreviations may be used. A shipping paper may consist of more than one page, if each page is consecutively numbered and the first page bears a notation specifying the total number of pages included in the shipping paper (for example, "Page 1 of 4 pages").
The following five items must appear on shipping papers containing hazardous materials:
1. A basic description consisting of four elements in the following sequence:
- UN or NA identification number;
- Proper shipping name;
- Hazard class or division: and
- Packing group number;
2. Total quantity except for empty packaging, cylinders for Class 2 (compressed gases) materials, and bulk packaging, the total quantity (by net or gross mass, capacity, or as otherwise appropriate), including the unit of measurement, of the hazardous material covered by the description (e.g., "800 lbs" or "208 L") must appear on the shipping paper. For cylinders of Class 2 (compressed gases) materials and bulk packaging, some indication of total quantity must be shown (e.g., "10 cylinders" or "1 cargo tank");
3. Emergency Number: A 24-hour emergency response telephone number must be reference on the shipping papers. The University has a subscription with Chemtrec to provide emergency response information. Chemtrec's contact number is 800.424.9300.
4. Certification Statement: The shipper certifies that the materials listed on the shipping papers have been properly classified, described, packaged, marked and labeled, and are in proper condition for transport according to the regulations established by DOT; and
5. Signature: The signature of the shipper or his agent signifies that the shipment is in compliance with all relevant regulations.
Additional information may be required depending on the contents being transported. Refer to 49 CFR 172.202 and 172.203 for specifics.
Inner-Campus Transport
Transportation of hazardous chemicals made by the Physical Sciences Division (PSD), such as from the Gordon Center for Integrative Sciences (GCIS) loading dock to other campus laboratory buildings, shall use the Shipping Papers for Inner-Campus Transport. Upon completion of each delivery of hazardous materials, PSD shall scan the shipping papers and submit as an email attachment to Environmental Health and Safety.
General Entries
When a description of a hazardous material is required to be included on a shipping paper with other materials not subject to the requirements of this section, the description for the hazardous materials must conform to at least one of the following requirements:
- The hazardous material description entries must be entered first;
- The hazardous material description entries must be entered in a color that clearly contrasts with any description on the shipping paper of a material not subject to the requirements of this section (Except: A description on a reproduction of a shipping paper may be highlighted, rather than printed, in contrasting color); and
- The hazardous material must be identified by the entry of an "X" placed before the proper shipping name in a column captioned "HM".
The basic description must be shown in sequence with no additional information interspersed. For example: "UN 1203, Gasoline, 3, PG II" (Identification Number, Shipping Name, Hazard Class, Packing Group).
A list of exceptions can be found at 49 CFR 172.202.
Emergency Response Information
All hazardous material shipments (except those that do not require shipping papers) must have emergency response information on or accompanying the shipping paper. All emergency response information must legible and in English. The information on or accompanying the shipping paper must be in the form of the Emergency Response Guidebook, a material safety data sheet, or any other form that provides all the following information:
- The basic description and technical name of the hazardous material;
- Immediate hazards to health;
- Risks of fire or explosion;
- Immediate precautions to be taken in the event of an accident or incident;
- Immediate methods for handling fires;
- Initial methods for handling spills or leaks in the absence of fire; and
- Preliminary first aid measures.
Hazardous Waste Shipments
A carrier shall not accept a shipment of hazardous waste unless it is accompanied by a properly prepared uniform hazardous waste manifest. Transportation of hazardous waste shall only be conducted by a contractor as provided by Environmental Health and Safety.
Transportation of Nanomaterials
Nanomaterials that are being transported shall be packaged using the equivalent of a DOT-certified Packing Group I container, regardless of whether they meet the definition for hazardous materials or not.
The inner package shall be labeled "Caution: Nanomaterials sample consisting of (technical description here). Contact (name of point contact) at (contact number) in case of container breakage." If the nanomaterial is in the form of dry dispersible particles, add the following line of text: "Nanoparticles can exhibit unusual reactivity and toxicity. Avoid breathing dust, ingestion, and skin contact."
Training and Information
General Employee Training
Environmental Health and Safety shall provide a training program for employees who during the course of employment directly affect hazardous materials transportation through one or more of the following activities:
- Loads, unloads, or handles hazardous materials;
- Tests, reconditions, repairs, modifies, marks, or otherwise represents containers, drums, or packaging as qualified for use in the transportation of hazardous materials;
- Prepares hazardous materials for transportation;
- Signs hazardous materials waste manifests; or
- Operates a vehicle used to transport hazardous materials.
The training will be conducted within 90 days of employment for those employees whose job functions involve any of the aforementioned hazardous material tasks and once every two years thereafter. Exception: Additional training shall be provided within 90 days of any job change involving the use of hazardous materials.
An employee may perform job functions prior to the completion of training provided the employee performs those functions under the supervision of a properly trained and knowledgeable employee.
A comprehensive training program shall include the following:
- General training to provide awareness and familiarization of the requirements of the Hazardous Materials Transportation Program and to enable the employee to recognize and identify hazardous materials consistent with the hazard communication standard;
- Function-specific training applicable to the functions the employee performs;
- Safety training pertaining to the following:
- Emergency response information;
- Measures to protect the employee from the hazards associated with hazardous materials to which they may be exposed in the workplace, including specific measures the employer has implemented to protect employees from exposure; and
- Methods and procedures for avoiding accidents, such as the proper procedures for handling packages containing hazardous materials; or
- Any additional department specific training (e.g., Pre-trip safety inspection or the use of vehicle controls and equipment, including the operation of emergency equipment).
- All employees engaged in the act of shipping infectious substances shall be trained on doing so through additional, function-specific training requirements. Infectious materials are regulated under both IATA and DOT regulations if shipped by air. Contact Environmental Health and Safety at 773.702.9999 for assistance or for copies of the IATA regulations.
Training Records
Training records shall be maintained by Environmental Health and Safety and include the following:
- The employee's name;
- The most recent training date;
- A description, copy, or the location of the training materials used to meet the aforementioned training requirements;
- The name and address of the person providing the training;
- Certification that the employee has been trained and tested as required; and
- Results of the learning measurement exercise.
All employees attending training shall be required to demonstrate adequate knowledge retention as shown through a learning measurement exercise. Employees not demonstrating adequate knowledge retention shall be retrained and retake the exercise until adequate retention is demonstrated. The passing criteria for the learning measurement exercise is 70 percent.
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Following recent training within the Arctic Circle, I have been chosen to take part in a centenary expedition to the South Pole (http://www.shackletoncentenary.org/about/).
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|Hello! My name is Niccals, I'm a diamond player and I main support. Janna has been my main champion since I started playing this game back in Season 3 and fell in love with her peeling play style.
+ AD steroid on shield
+ Safest and best peeler support, with 3 CCs, shield, heal and a passive that helps your ADC to kite.
- No sustain
- No poke
Janna is a God-tier support in ranked play right now, since the current popular ADCs are hyper carries who need protection.
You can see my match history with her here on LOLKing.
- Greater Mark of Magic Penetration x9
- Greater Seal of Armor x9
- Greater Glyph of Magic Resist x9
- Greater Quintessence of Ability Power x3
Just a generic A.P. rune page, really.
|Standard summoner spell, especially since you don't have an escape.
|Best supportive spell you can get. I don't like Ignite since Janna doesn't have much kill potential in lane.
Starting Items
|For vision.
|X3 For sustain.
|I take this over Spellthief's Edge since I believe that the utility from Frost Queen's Claim is only useful for A.P. supports who rely on skillshots.
Core Items
|All the vision you need and adds more survivability in lane.
|Now that you have a sightstone, you don't need more vision from your yellow trinket, so start denying it from the enemy team with the red one.
|If you don't have any items to buy, you should always carry 2 of these with you.
|Get this after sightstone for more gold gain.
|Any other boots will be a waste of gold and stats. This is the cheapest one, synergizes with your W's passive and gives you excellent roaming potential.
Final Items
|Synergizes with your shield. You'll notice a huge power spike from your ADC as soon as you get this.
|Unless your ADC is more of an AD caster, this is the best item you can get.
Situational Items
|I take this when I don't take Zeke's Harbinger nor Mikael's Crucible.
|This and Frozen Heart are the best support-oriented tanky items you can get. Replace them by Zeke's Harbinger and Mikael's Crucible. 10% CDR, 400 Health, 20 MR, a UNIQUE Aura and active that will make everyone on your team tankier.
|Get this as soon as you get to level 9.
Final Build Example
|Don't forget to buy this after you have full build.
|Monsoon is priority for CDR and more heal; Eye of the Storm is maxed first for more damage absorption and damage for your ADC; Zephyr second for more damage and MS boost and Howling Gale last because all you need from it is the utility.
Early Game and Team Fights (Mid to Late Game)
Laning phase:
Only poke with autoattacks since your abilities are ineffective and will make you run out of mana, if used for that purpose. Shield your ADC every time he's about to receive damage, try to line your Q to hit both the enemy ADC and support during extensive trades (don't charge it) and use your W on the enemy ADC so he can't chase your ADC/have trouble kiting. Use your ult to disengage ganks and fights that would kill anyone on your team, but take your heal into account, since it can turn fights to your favor. If your jungler is coming for a gank, you can W the enemy ADC and Q him when the slow from W ends, flash over him and ult him, knocking him back towards your ADC and jungler. While you usually shouldn't charge your Q, a fully charged one can be deadly if you have the advantage.
Ward locations:
Past the laning phase, you want to keep Dragon and Baron warded at all times. The third ward is situational. Also, make sure you throw a pink when your team is doing an objective, so there's no chance that the enemy team can steal it.
Team fights:
Stick to your ADC. Shield him even when he's not taking any damage, so he can inflict 80+ points of damage per attack to his targets. Just shield other teammates if your ADC's not taking nor inflicting any damage. Q and W for peel and ult for knock back and heal. If you have a frontline champion dealing more damage than your ADC, buy a Frozen Heart and a Solari (situational order) and go to the frontline with him, shielding him instead. In this scenario, you'll be using your Q and W to stop the enemy carries from escaping, instead of peeling. If you don't need the heal, use your ult to knock back priority targets to your team, securing fights.
Taking objectives:
Use your shield on your teammate tanking the objective or, if there's no enemies around, on your ADC, so you can speed it.
And this is it. I hope you enjoyed my guide. Janna is a hard champion to master, but a really rewarding one. If you have any question(s), feel free to leave a comment. Don't forget to rate this guide. Everytime you do a mistake with her, think about how you could have avoided it. This will make you improve a lot with her and in League of Legends, in general.


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Jon Camp of Vegan Outreach provides a fascinating discussion of the impact of leafletting as a tool for social change and how it has helped draw attention to the plight of exploited animals in his post entitled The Power of a Leaflet, Then and Now.
The Power of a Leaflet, Then and Now
Nelson Mandela, the late and inspiring South African leader said that "Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world." Of course, Mandela was also a man of action. But he realized that in order to bring about forward-moving action, you needed an educated general public.
Throughout history, those seeking to ignite social change have used education as a means of bringing about real results. And the ability to get ideas in a format suitable for mass distribution has been instrumental in transforming ideas into new polices and ways of living.
Especially favorable to mass distribution has been the leaflet – a single- or multi-page piece of literature that describes a new way of thinking or living. This approach has been embraced throughout the last many centuries and is still used today to good effect. I personally have spent the majority of my waking hours over the last decade engaged in leafleting campaigns throughout North America for the non-profit animal advocacy organization Vegan Outreach, and I've witnessed thousands of individuals who have been profoundly moved by this simple approach. But before I discuss Vegan Outreach's work, let's take a quick look back into American history to see some examples of concise manifestos being used to bring about real change.
Thomas Paine's Common Sense, which was released in 1776, articulated many of the ideas that were gaining ground in favor of the American Revolution. Paine advocated for rejecting the tyranny of the British government and for adopting a more egalitarian system of governance. Common Sense reached hundreds of thousands of American Colonists and played an instrumental role in galvanizing them to take up the cause of the Revolution.
Throughout the 19th century, those working to abolish the horrendous practice of human slavery spread their pamphlets far and wide – from poignant essays to regular publications, such as the National Anti-Slavery Standard. The individuals responsible for creating these publications did not count on those in the popular media outlets (many of whom had a vested interest in preserving slavery) to present their rhetoric, so they took their undiluted message directly to the general public.
In 1876, at a celebration in Philadelphia marking 100 years of US independence, not a single woman was invited to speak. The National Woman Suffrage Association used this opportunity to give out copies of their Declaration of Rights for Women. This was one of the many tracts distributed in pursuit of US women getting their due right to vote in the United States.
In the 20th century, leaflets were spread far and wide amongst members of the civil rights movement, the LGBT rights movement, the anti-war movement, and eventually the animal rights movement.
Vegan Outreach, the organization I work for, has been at the forefront of leafleting on behalf of animals for the last twenty years. In the early 1990s, we recognized the influence of books such as Peter Singer's Animal Liberation, and we saw a need to condense much of this information into a 16-page leaflet, where we could concisely advocate for more vegan eating as a way to reduce animal suffering.
Our leaflet would eventually become Why Vegan?, and we distributed this by the thousands in the first few years, primarily to young individuals (our most receptive demographic) at colleges and concerts. We continued to refine this approach and created new booklets such as Even If You Like Meat, which advocated for meat reduction, and Compassionate Choices, which used less graphic images, a preferred option for certain venues. We're now distributing around 3 million booklets a year, most of these through our Adopt a College program, where Vegan Outreach volunteers and employees take the plight of farmed animals to tomorrow's movers and shakers at college campuses.
In our world of Wi-Fi and smart phones, is a leaflet still effective? Our experience has led us to answer this with an emphatic "Yes!" Our efforts on college campuses and at concerts such as the yearly Warped Tour, where we can directly reach thousands of young minds each day, lead to hundreds of vegan starter guide requests each month. And we're always receiving feedback such as "Your booklets started me down the path of reevaluating my food choices. I'm now vegetarian." Many individuals simply don't know what animals endure on today's factory farms, and a mere leaflet can help bring about real dietary changes.
History for the animals is currently being shaped, and you can play a big role in this! If interested in getting involved in Vegan Outreach's efforts to bring about a better world for the animals, please contact us. We'll get you connected with a local leafleter so that you can add your part to social justice history.
Jon Camp is Director of Outreach for Vegan Outreach. Throughout the last nine years, Jon has traveled throughout North America, reaching out to college students with the plight of farm animals. In this time, he's visited over 500 schools and reached close to a million students with his outreach efforts. His commentary has been featured in various books and documentaries on effective animal advocacy.


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Green Left will submit a motion during today's debate on the Immigration and Asylum budget to allow unaccompanied underage asylum seekers AMAs who have been in the Netherlands for some time to remain in the country. The legislation would affect an estimated 1,000 AMAs.
Green Left MP Tofik Dibi:
He also points out that Christian Democrat members urged their own Asylum and Immigration Minister Gerd Leers to adopt a more humane asylum policy recently at a party congress. The MP accuses the minister of dragging his feet on the issue.
At the end of last month, the case of 18-year-old Mauro Manuel was discussed in parliament. His request for a permanent residence permit was rejected by the minister, but he can apply for a visa to remain in the Netherlands to study. The case caught the attention of the nation and dominated the newspapers and Twitter topics for a while.
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Well, can anyone spot my Christmas wobble? I piled on a massive 12lb in around 2 weeks. I knew it was bad a week in, and it got worse! Well, I did have a good Christmas, but slipped into some bad habits. I also didn't listen to my own advice to stay away from the Guinness!
However, after New Year I was straight back on it and lost the 12lb within another two weeks, which has given me new drive. I do think about the fact that I had that loss without the gain, I'd be staring at a 9 stone loss. However, I also think that without the gain, I wouldn't have pulled my socks up and focused again, so in a way it was good in the long run.
Anyway, with a couple of smaller losses I lost 13.5lb in January and by total surprise I won slimmer of the month, something I haven't achieved for a long time.
This week has been a bit dodgy again do I'm not expecting much at weigh in tomorrow, at best, if I stay the same I'll be happy. Next week though I want to get my 8.5 stone award, so its knuckle down time again!


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Fire officials are investigating the cause of a fire that broke out at 1 Harbor Road in Gloucester, Massachusetts on Friday night.
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Tuesday, March 7
Twisting by the 'Pool
Beginning to emerge from hibernation now, and first exercise was some evening exercise somewhere in Liverpool. These undoctored mobile-phone-camera shots will bring back fond memories for anyone who used to smoke Three Castles cigarettes.
The hue is neither due to the camera being on one side of a glass of brandy nor my red-eye control being deficient but more or less as it was.
As you'll spot later, or may have spotted already if reading this after I add the daytime snaps, the taxpayers fund a unique combination of tedium and excess on these occasions when I am sent to wilder places. I guess that's fine as it all works out OK in the averages.
The idea of twisting by the pool has concerned me since the Seventies when the aptly named Dire Straits brought it to my attention. Never having been one for either twisting or pools on the grounds that I look ridiculous doing either and two wrongs would make a big, probably final, splash all right, I was glad to have this fine selection of pillars, ropes and chains to hang on to when the early Sixties Beatles tracks which I think the local Council insists are played at every club brought on the urge to sway.
There seems to be some robot rolling towards me in the three pillar shot which has a somewhat disturbing air. Especially as I would have thought that I would have remembered the fellow.
This marks the end of the LSDera as that fine old quango that has brought us such gems as 'Q for effective practice', 'm-learning: reaching across cultures' and possibly the worst freebies in the history of freebies, in the shape of plastic beer mats containing a suspicious-looking straw-coloured liquid which was supposed to gloop around when you ran your finger over them but didn't, gets extinguished at the end of the month.
Hopefully some of us will get vacuumed up by the LSN Noo-Noo and I'll still be able to provide some glimpses of the hyphen in Post-16 education.
Rod Rubber writes to say that there has been an inordinate amount of scraping and banging in the village but precious little evidence of life after my departure. Indeed no-one has been seen for some time and I no longer get reminders to Open This Way Up on my car door in the Towcester Tesco car park. There is even a rumour that the Colvo has been vrumpled by an even larger tank in the shape of a truck on the A43 but these have yet to be confirmed.
I really quite like this last picture.
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2:20pm CDT 2sIntel [soonerfan62] Good Afternoon guys, just wanted to come in and say and Happy Easter to you and your families.
We all remember the story of Peter and the Wolfe when we were kids and I will just say this "Listen to Peter"... Thanks Later
Cool]The Boy Who Cried Wolf A shepherd-boy, who watched a flock of sheep near a village, brought out the villagers three or four times by crying out, "Wolf!
Wolf!" and when his neighbors came to help him, laughed at them for their pains.
The Wolf, however, did truly come at last. The Shepherd-boy, now really alarmed,
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"Pray, do come and help me; the Wolf is killing the sheep"; but no one paid any heed to his cries, nor rendered any assistance. The Wolf, having no cause of fear, at his leisure lacerated or destroyed the whole flock.
[Cool] yes because when all of the people were tired of hearing him cry wolf that they stop listening , they stopped believing him, then when the real wolf came no one believed him , he is saying believe him this time there really is a wolf (RV)
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Anglų skaidrės. Introduction. Joe's Arlauckas biography. Joseph's college/NBA career. Joe's career history. His career highlights and awards. Brandon Richard Flowers biography. Brandon Flowers family. Career. Awards and accolades. In 2013, Flowers was featured in an article for the men's magazine Man of the World. This is Brandon and his family. Finally, We'd like to end by thanking you for coming today.
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Joseph John 'Joe' Arlauckas is born 1965 July 20 in New York, Rochester He is profesional American basketball power forward He learned in Thomas Jefferson High school in Rochester, studied in Niagara college (1983-1987) Height 206 cm weight 104 kg.
Italian Cup Champion (1988) Copa del Rey Champion (1993) Copa del Rey MVP (1993) Spanish League Champion (1994) Euroleague Champion (1995) Euroleague Top Scorer (1996) EuroCup Champion (1997).
His father is Scottish American, mother is Lithuanian American. Brandon is youngest of six children His grandmother hailed from Lithuania.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey star, Teresa Giudice, is once again having some tax issues. Apparently, reality stars are just like us, folks! As they say, there are two things that are certain in life: death and taxes.
As you all know, Teresa spent a year in prison, and her husband, Joe Giudice is currently serving his prison term for fraud. That being the case, the couple still owe some cash to good ole Uncle Sam.
The couple's lawyer told US Magazine that the two definitely plan on paying back every single penny, so there will be no further issues:
"We have worked out a re-payment schedule to ensure that every penny owed will be paid in full. This has been done for quite some time."
Let me tell you, Bravoholics, the couple still owe a decent bit of cash to the IRS.
Only two months after being released from prison, Teresa was nailed with a tax lien for a little over $23k. Joe however, was informed while in prison, that he still owes nearly $240k in taxes.
If it's not one thing, it's another for this couple. Unfortunately it looks like it's going to take a good bit of time before this couple can settle everything, and get back to their normal lives, which is what Teresa is desperately trying to get back to.
Sources have stated that Teresa is back in her element after filming for the new season of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, and that she's just trying to concentrated on being a good mother to Gia, Gabrielle, Milania, and Audriana.
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Can you freeze cream cheese frosting??
I made a ton of it this week to decorate some cakes and I still have a lot leftover....more than I can eat in the next few days.
Just wondering if it'll be any good if I freeze it. It's just butter, cream cheese, vanilla extract and sugar.
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Never tried it....but here is the link to a forum discussion about freezing cream cheese frosting.
I have never tried freezing it but I hope you are able to find out!
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I'm the first to admit I'm no techie.
And I'm only blonde to the roots.
But when I was reading about Karl getting his new iPhone, I had a forehead slap blonde moment.
In part from his post:
Not a problem. My mom didn't know that, either. I keep telling her to let it run all the way down, but she doesn't pay any attention. Which is odd, since she comes to me for all of her tech needs.
I didn't know that either! And I do the same thing as you do Nanc.I always plug it in when I'm not using it. Which is about 99.9% of the time. My Mom calls about once a month. Other than that...nyet.
How funny! I'm not techy either - not even close!
Hope you have had a good weekend - see you soon - Kellan
I never knew that either. I had to replace two batteries on my laptop before someone mentioned it.
Too funny 'calibrate'! My folks have 5 cordless phones (who needs that many phones), and they insist they be on the chargers at all times, oyee.
Then they miss call's if they are outside.
Yep, knew it.
Thought everybody did.
I mean, hey, it says so right in the hndbook. (thought it was only guys who didn't read those things.) ---jkng---
Can you "retrain" your battery once you've screwed it up? (Not that I've ever done that...)
One would think THEY could invent a battery that can be topped off and not calibrated. I call it a battery that's "Not Worth A Shit."
Just catching up on your blog, been oh so busy lately. Looks like life is throwing you a few curveballs - sheesh. Hope you are fully recovered now and that they don't come back!
I don't get why they can't make a battery with a good memory to begin with. They must be male batteries ...
My wife works for a wireless company...
I didn't know that either until she blasted me for always using the excuse "but I couldn't call you babe, my battery was dead!"
MAN! I am always charging it when I lose one bar! It all makes sense now!
I am not even blonde! That's all I need is to shorten my battery's lifespan!
I only charge my phone when it is nearly dead---which is much of the time. The rep from the wireless company that starts with V chastised me for having a swollen battery. She said I overcharged it. Not true!!!!! It doesn't hold a charge, and I charge it when it's on empty. Swollen battery indeed. Do you think she was looking at the feet I'd been standing on all day???