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ejaculated during physical
so my school have been doing a set of physical exams for some reason and i had mine yesterday.
I had never done a physical exam like this and i was a bit nervous. it was being done by the school doctor, a young woman who is very hot. my friends had told me that they had got erect during it, but nothing more.
so most of the exam was with my clothes on, but then she asked me to take my clothes off. i asked if she wanted my underwear off as well, and of course, she said yes. i had a half erection at this point.
she then went on touching my body, and i got a full hard on, i was just thinking about banging her, cos she was so sexy.
I apologised about the erection and she said it was ok. she then started touching around my crotch area, i was so horny. i wanted to jerk off so badly. it came to a point when i just couldnt hold on, i let out a groan and cummed everywhere, all over her sleeve. i shot for like 10 seconds and then started dribbling.
i immediately apologised so much. she had a look of disgust on her face, but she said it was ok. i told her that i found her so beautiful and she just laughed.
so that was it, but now it is extremely embarrasing. i dont know if she will tell some of the teachers? plus it will be very awkward every time i see her.
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What was your best birthday?
It's my birthday today and I got to thinking, what was the best b-day I've had? I sadly came to the conclusion that all of them were so-so but what about you all at crunchyroll, what was the best b-day you've had?
umm. when i turned 18, my car got t-boned and tipped over, the door went 18 inches into me (how ironic) and i was hospitalized. yupp
when I grow up!
lost my virginity the day i turned 14 with a girl 2 years older than me, so WOOT!
Best B-day.... 21, hands down. Not only could I go out and drink legally, I also got my car. It wasn't a gift, I just happened to get it around the same time.
25 is probably one of the worst birthdays. All of a sudden, you realize you're getting old. 30 is just around the corner. It's all downhill from here.
^ dude tell me about it, i'm starting to feel like a geezer myself. I still haven't done half the shit I said I wanted to do before I died when I was a kid.
Probably when I was about 12 and actually cared a damn about birthdays. Just goofing off with friends at that place with all the tubes and games and pizza.
Happy Birthday!
I can't really tell, the last one I was so drunk I don't remember too well, so I guess it was nice. But the one before that was really funny as it's been a birthday party marathon. I know this one sounds pathetic,but oh well, when I was like 6 or 7 my father showed up at my birthday party with the newest biggest Barbie house, as the other girls always had more Barbie stuff than I had, it was the biggest pleasure to see their faces.
Mine would be my 18th. I had a big party, my parents let me drink champagne (although I didn't like it), and I got some very cool presents that weren't something that you would normally get. A bear skull, for instance. Also, a friend from Japan also gave me a bunch of Japanese desserts and stuff. It was great.
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Mine would be my 18th. I had a big party, my parents let me drink champagne (although I didn't like it), and I got some very cool presents that weren't something that you would normally get. A bear skull, for instance. Also, a friend from Japan also gave me a bunch of Japanese desserts and stuff. It was great.
champagne, japanese deserts, and a bear skull? I don't see how parties can get much better than that.
My 9th birthday was "messy" themed and we went to a park and played many different games with messy things like chocolate syrup, marshmallow creme, ice cream, shaving cream, catsup, and had a waterballoon / supersoaker fight after an egg toss. It was fun times for a little boy. I payed for it the year after when my birthday was beyond miserable, so don't be jealous.
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Never had many exceptional or well good birthdays. They all are pretty much the same.
1. Pick a place to eat out at.
2. Have brother bitch all the way there
3. Wait forty minutes for mediocre food
4. Listen to my sister be an attention whore.
5. Go home.
haha..yea same for me...it sucks.except i dont have a brother
Happy Birthday LordDolmus!!!
anyway, my birthday's a couple of days away as well...gonna be 22. im not that bothered about parties and stuff as long as im celebrating it with my family. my parents actually always throws a house party for everymember of my family during their special days...it starts in March(Me) then one every month after that till August(Mom's B-day)...then jump to december(brother's b-day). probably the best one is my 19th birthday....had a house crammed full of people i know and love and one of my bestfriends who i lost contact with showed up to surprise me....
My best birthday was when I turned 13 that I went to a beach during the spring and my family got to fly kites, even when I was out of school for spring break.
listening to music
My best birthday was probably my last one. Someone very dear to me decided to visit and I pretty much canceled everything I had planned so I could spend the time with her. We didn't even do anything just spent time together being in contact and talking. Gosh she's incredible I've got the biggest grin just thinking about her. She made the whole weekend one of the happiest times in my entire life.
Where is my pumpkin?!
Happy Birthday :3
I never really partied on my birthday, usually I just go to the movies with my rents or boyfriend and go out to eat. They were all pretty equal.. hah.


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AUGUSTA — Maine GOP Chairman Charlie Webster says he's identified 24 places in Maine where Republicans running for the Legislature can beat incumbent Democrats.
The Maine Democratic Party says Webster is full of it.
"I've stopped taking him seriously," said Lizzy Reinholt, spokeswoman for the Maine Democratic Party.
So begins the 2012 race for control of the state Legislature.
With both sides already bragging they have the biggest and best field of candidates, voters will be barraged with glossy mailers and eager candidates knocking on doors across the state.
All 186 seats are up for grabs, with Republicans wanting to keep control of the House and Senate, and Democrats looking to take one or both chambers.
While November promises to be big – keep an eye on Scarborough and Bangor, we're told – there will be some feisty primaries on June 12. There are 11 Senate primaries and dozens in the House. Here's a quick look at four Senate races.
• In Senate District 5, Rep. Don Pilon, D-Saco, will face Rep. Linda Valentino, D-Saco, for the Democratic nomination. There's already been some bad blood between the two because Valentino opened a constituent office in Pilon's House district, which prompted him to file a complaint with the ethics commission.
• Senate District 13 will feature two incumbent House Republicans. Rep. Richard Cebra, R-Naples, will face Rep. Jim Hamper, R-Oxford.
• In central Maine, former legislator and former Hallowell Mayor David Bustin will face Priscilla Jenkins of Winthrop in a Democratic primary for Senate District 21.
• And in Senate District 33, three Republicans are vying for the nomination. Assistant House Majority Leader Andre Cushing of Hampden; Rep. David Richardson of Carmel and James Emerson of Corinna have all qualified for the ballot. One other interesting note is that Ruth Summers, wife of Secretary of State Charlie Summers, has filed to run for Senate District 6. Ruth Summers of Scarborough is vice-chairman of the Maine Republican Party and her husband is competing in the U.S. Senate primary. The full list of candidates can be found at www.maine.gov/sos/cec/elec/2012/primcan2012.htm
Labor Commissioner Robert Winglass shared a bit of good news about Maine's economy at a town hall meeting last week.
He pointed to a recent Forbes Magazine ranking that put the Greater Portland area sixth on a list of "Best and Worst Cities for Jobs this Spring." The magazine says the Portland-South Portland-Biddeford area is likely to see 19 percent job growth.
While job statistics have been hotly debated in recent weeks, the Maine Department of Labor expects further analysis will confirm Maine gained 2,000-4,000 private sector jobs in 2011, said spokesman Adam Fisher.
The news from Forbes is much better than it was last fall, when the magazine ranked Maine last on a list of best places to do business. Gov. Paul LePage said it was due to Maine's welfare and energy costs, but editors at the magazine said it was because of business costs, workers who move out of state, and a weak jobs and economic outlook.
A new court system that will serve military veterans with substance abuse problems or mental illness earned final passage last week and was signed into law by the governor.
Rep. Maeghan Maloney, D-Augusta, sponsored the legislation, which directs the chief justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court to establish the new system. Federal funds will be used to pay for the courts, Maloney said.
The bill was dedicated to the memory of former Army Ranger Justin Crowley-Smilek of Farmington, who was killed during a confrontation with police after returning from Afghanistan.
Kay Rand of Hallowell, former chief of staff for Gov. Angus King, will serve as campaign manager for King's U.S. Senate race, King announced recently.
"Kay is a top-notch political professional and a close personal friend," King said in a statement. "She will bring good Maine judgment to the campaign and we have the luxury of having worked together with each other for years."
King also hired Crystal Canney, one of Democratic Gov. John Baldacci's spokeswomen, to serve as his campaign communications director.
A new bill making its way through the Legislature would allow the state to sell lottery tickets over the Internet – but not until after Sept. 1, 2013.
The bill is the product of a legislative subcommittee that wanted to make sure Maine could take advantage of a new federal ruling that allows states to sell tickets online.
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8 Activities Expectant Mothers Can Do
Pregnancy is a waiting game, and although you're really happy you're expecting, it can be both stressful and boring. Carrying a growing person inside you can be a little restricting when it comes to doing activities, but that doesn't mean you have to be idle. There are activities you can do while having a bun in the oven. Additionally, there are activities that you can only do when you're pregnant.
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Everyone who has been through it knows that, once the child comes, it will be sleepless nights and having an infant attached at the hip. This is a perfect time to enjoy fun stuff before the baby arrives. You could also use this time to bond with your partner before the baby is here.
Here are some activities that expectant mothers can do.
Do Gentle Exercises
Who says pregnant women can't exercise? They can, and it's actually recommended by doctors. The key here is to do gentle exercises like yoga, running, or swimming. Going for nature walks is okay too.
There are exercises that are specially designed for pregnant women. In fact in pregnancy yoga, there are poses that are suited for pregnant women to help strengthen certain muscles that will help ease childbirth. The breathing exercises will also help with pain management during labor and when it's time to push.
An early-morning run is always beneficial for everybody, especially pregnant women. However, you need to consult with your health-care provider to see if this kind of exercise is allowed for your condition. Always remember to wear proper footwear and regularly drink water when doing exercises.
Move Your Body with Dance
Dancing is a great form of exercise, but it can be entertaining too. Pregnant dance classes have been popular over the recent years, so check your city if there are any available near you. If you can't find specific classes for it, you can stream or find a DVD of it and dance your heart out at home.
Have a Baby Shower
It is a good idea to throw the shower in the last trimester of your pregnancy so it's neither too early nor too late. Typically by then, you'd know the gender of your baby, and a shower is the most opportune time to surprise everyone with it. Before you throw a baby shower, you must first pick an exciting theme, such as these cute baby boy shower themes if you're expecting a male one.
Having a baby can be kind of scary, so it is a good time to have the support and love from family and friends. A baby shower is typically organized by a relative or close friend, but times have changed. If you like party-planning or if everyone else is busy, you can actually throw it yourself. It's a great use of your maternity leave and a good way to occupy your time.
There are many themes and motifs out there, so it is best to single out the one you like best. To make your baby shower more cohesive, make sure to match the decorations, favors, and even cake. A popular way to go about this is to pick a color and even a complementary one and apply it to everything. If you have a lot of relatives and friends but can only invite a few, prepare invitation cards, and have your guests RSVP so you will know how many to expect.
Read for Fun
To prepare for the baby, you've probably read all the baby books you've been given or bought. If you're an avid bookworm, you can use this time to catch up on all the books you enjoy reading. It is a good way to spend your time and make your mind active even if your body cannot.
Maternity Shopping Spree
This is one of those activities that you can only do when you're expecting. Besides, who says no to a shopping spree? Your body is changing, so you'll need new maternity-appropriate clothes for yourself. Comfortable clothing is a must during pregnancy because, as your body grows to accommodate changes, you should be free to move around.
You will also need stuff for your baby. In addition to both of your clothing, you'll also be needing other items like bottles, diapers, milk formula, bedding, and even toys. You don't have to shop for everything at once as it can be expensive.
Bond with Your Partner
It is important to take the time to communicate and bond with your partner especially during the course of your pregnancy. You will need all the emotional and physical support you can get. they are great to be around when hormones are high. Plus, the cuddling is relaxing too.
Spa and Massage
Get relaxed and pampered by treating yourself to a day at the spa. It can be safe for your baby as long as you stay away from treatments that use harsh chemicals, like dyeing your hair, manicure, and even pedicure. It's also a no-no to go to the sauna when pregnant because it may raise your body temperature.
There are spas that offer facials and body treatments that are all-natural, so go for those. When getting a massage, you should get a trained therapist for prenatal massage because there are certain pressure points that should be avoided when pregnant. If you have spas that have treatments for pregnant women, definitely go for those.
Get Creative
If you're looking for ways to pass time, then get creative. If you're good at painting but haven't been able to hold a brush and easel for a long time, then it is great time to do so.
If you're good at writing or journaling, you can chronicle your everyday life, happenings, and events in a journal. If you're great at arts and crafts, you can go online and see what you can do with materials you already have around the house.
Always Consult Your Health-Care Provider
Not everyone has the same kind of pregnancy; there are some who are healthy and normal, and there are some who come with risks. The best way to know what kind of term you have is to always be in touch with your health-care provider. Always ask or consult before starting any activity especially for things that require you to move.
What were your favorite things to do when you were pregnant? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.
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Making New Ones or Using Common New Year Resolutions
New Year has arrived and we usually make a list of these common New Year resolutions, as some kind of guidance how to lead and improve our lifestyle next year.
At this time of the year, some people are into deep retrospection – they are reevaluating their life choices, questioning themselves whether they chose well or not.
Almost always, reading these common New Year resolutions are the perfect opportunity to make changes, and try not to postpone them for the next week, next month, or perhaps when winter starts.
Now is the perfect timing to sit down and prepare a new (or updated) list of New Year resolutions and important lifestyle changes you want to make so badly.
If you are looking for effective ways of changing your life for the better, be sure to find tons of useful information here.
So let's start.
Get in shape
This is always on the list, but rarely people are fulfilling this. Not having enough time and lack of strong will are the most common excuses not to get in shape as planned.
Don't make excuses anymore.
For once, try to stick to this and let your endurance levels change.
Be persistent and don't give up on this so easily.
Start eating healthier food, or less food
Will you do it this year, or you'll forget all about it?
Improve your concentration and mental skills
For start – you can enroll to a yoga class. It can really help boosting your mental clarity and mental skills.
Just be patient because this will happen only on a long run.
There are no shortcuts here.
Meet new people
It is always good to meet new people, to learn different cultures and to expand your horizons. You'll see that we are all humans desiring the same things in life.
We are all the same.
Human beings.
Become more confident
If you want to boost your self-confidence, you have to face all your fears and push yourself into new things.
As long as you run away from everything that scares you off (the unknown especially), you won't be as confident as you would like you to be.
Take a chance and risk.
You've got nothing to lose.
Earn more money
If you're not satisfied with your current job, you can always start a new adventure by seeking a new one.
Do some math of what you need and how you can achieve it.
But, don't rush into this if you haven't thought it over well enough.
Become more polite
If you reach up to the boiling point that sets your awareness level on, keep the consciousness about it. If you have realized how many flaws you have, it is about time to polish them out.
Becoming a better person is the best thing you can do for yourself this year.
Reduce stress
Is this possible?
Not likely if you don't know how to control it. Self-control is something you can learn through life experiences.
You'll reach up to the point when you won't react as you would normally, and that is the moment when you have taken control over your emotional reactions.
Think first, then react.
Of course you can't always avoid stress, but there are techniques you can learn from.
Learn to be happier with your life
Well, this is something you need to understand first.
When you'll get older, you'll realize that everything that was disturbing you at younger age, is meaningless now.
People tend to worry about stupid things, but they realize it when its too late.
Appreciate small things in life. They give more pleasure than you'll ever know, but this understanding comes with ageing(unfortunately).
Be happy of what you have, strive higher-but you should be aware that "reaching out for the stars" is a difficult path to walk on.
Ask someone famous – they will give you the best lessons about it.
Get more quality sleep
Sleep is a period of the day when your mind, body and soul rejuvenate. By skipping this, you easily get anxious and tiredness will take its toll.
Always try to get some quality sleep, so you can keep your mind sharp and your body refreshed for the forthcoming day, and face all challenges along the way.
Quit smoking
Starting today.
Why do you want to ruin your health?
If you are nervous or anxious– go to the gym and shoot out all that bad energy within.
Watch less TV
If possible, don't get glued to the couch in front of your TV, and try to lead more active life. Go in nature for the weekends, or walk on the beach.
Do whatever it takes to get yourself out from that couch.
Read more
Reading is always expanding your horizons. Your spirit is growing and going to directions you've never known.
Not to mention how much you'll improve your vocabulary.
Speak less and say more.
Dress with a style
You don't need too much money for this. You can always look classy and like a lady (or gentleman) with less expensive things.
Learn how to make good outfit combinations and you'll be always trendy.
Spend more time with the people that matter
As much as you can. Life is short and no one knows its own expiration time.
Therefore, don't waste any precious time.
Be more with your loved ones.
Change drinking habits
Moderation is always the best answer to everything, so, if you can follow it – it will be better for your own sake.
Become debt free
As soon as possible.
Don't feed the banks with interest rates.
Save money
Starting right now.
You'll get old soon enough, and you'll be sorry you haven't been saving money when you needed to.
Do it for your own financial security and independence, rainy days and for your retirement days.
Be financially smart!
Learn a new language
This is a true blessing, and if you do this, try to visit the country whose language you've learned, and examine your new communication skills.
The more languages you know – the wealthier human being you'll become.
Volunteer and give more to charity
If you have surplus money, donate.
Make someone happy.
Being a giver is highly rewarding – you've helped to someone in need.
Who knows…maybe one day you'll need help too.
Learn forgiving
This is the hardest thing in life to do.
Are you capable of it?
Adopt a cute pet
If you have a chance and means, adopt a pet – don't buy one. There are so many pure souls that need a decent home.
Do this please.
It is a true blessing for a home.
And the animal.
Get organized
Learn to de-clutter and become more organized. If you have old wardrobe – you can always donate.
Clean your home on a regular basis.
Make more free space.
Feng Shui your home!
Travel more and see the world
If you have possibilities to do it – don't waste any time. See the world and spread your wings.
There is so much to learn and see.
Learn how to cook
Your family will bless you for this.
See your doctor more often
Keep your health in check – more regularly.
Reinvent yourself
Give yourself a whole new perspective on life, and go to directions you have never been.
You may get surprised.
Stop being late
Punctuality is a virtue that is held in high regard in our society.
Being on time is a mark of a true professional, a dependable friend and caring partner, so it is a good idea to pick up few tricks how to organize your time.
Get over your ex
Healing a broken heart is a process that takes time, but you need to get over your ex.
Learn how to control your emotions
Learn self-control. It can get you through tough emotional times.
Start being more responsible
Always think before making a decision.
Take responsibilities for your actions, and don't blame no one for your failures.
Spend less time on social media
Live communication is way much better than typing messages on your social media profiles.
If you are social media addicted – try do "cure" yourself this year.
Schedule a meeting with a friend, rather than talking on various social network platforms.
Become more romantic
A few romantic gestures can keep the passion burning. It can be fun even if you're not the most romantic type.
Remember important dates
Make an effort to remember birthdays, anniversaries and other important dates.
You will make someone happy, you know?
Become more social
Try to meet new people and find out interesting things, but you can also develop leadership skills and learn to work in a team.
Even if you are an introvert, there are ways to become a an active community member.
Start being more creative
Start thinking outside the box.
Let your creativity out .
Find what inspires you.
Follow your instincts and your gut feeling.
Face your fears
Face fears and don't run away from them, otherwise you might lose your confidence which can become serious obstacle in life.
Start writing a book or journal
Gather your thoughts at one place.
You'd be surprised to know just how many people out there have an interesting story to tell, but lack of confidence and skills, are preventing them to write their thoughts down.
Not to mention how soul relieving is to write down your problems on a piece of paper.
Keeping a diary is so useful thing to do.
It is a heavy thought reliever.
Stick to good healthy habits
The last but not the least important point to mention is that all those positive changes you want to make, have to be permanent.
You will need to stick to the habits you have adopted, until they become your natural part.
That is the only way to achieve true self-improvement.
Well, there you have it – the most common New Year resolutions people write down and try to follow.
Next year, occasionally, check through these common New Year resolutions, and make some new long-term changes in your life.
If you fulfill half of them – you are on a good way of great self-improvement and re-invention.
The only thing we can say is: adopting new or pursuing common New Year resolutions is hard, but, no matter what, always strive to improve yourself and always take actions.
It is the only way to change yourself for the better.
And at the end, we can only wish you a Happy New Year and don't forget to pursue your dreams EVER!
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As we turn the calendar to October, Fifth Down wants to take a look back at the month that was September.
The first four weeks of the season was not short on big games, big names, and plenty of shame. Here is a recap of the best stories so far.
LeGarrette Blount goes AWOL
The Oregon Ducks kicked off their season on the "smurf turf" in Boise with hopes of making a statement to the rest of the country. They sure made a statement, all right. Immediately following the Ducks' abysmal performance in a 19-8 loss to the Broncos, Blount was approached by Broncos defensive end Byron Hout.
In the midst of the post game handshakes, Hout verbally taunted Blount, who responded with a sucker punch that sent Hout to the blue turf. That is when all hell broke loose. Blount had to be restrained by his teammates as he ran across the field erratically. He eventually would run at a Boise State student who stood along the fence leading to Oregon's locker room.
The embarrassing act by Blount led to his suspension for the rest of the season, costing the Ducks and head coach Chip Kelly their NFL-caliber running back. The post-game fiasco overshadowed what was a dominant performance by Boise State, who by beating Oregon secured a signature win over a prominent BCS opponent.
2009: the year of the Cougars
The best football team in the city of Houston might not be the Texans of the NFL, but the Cougars, coached by Kevin Sumlin. In the first four weeks of the season,
Houston has already taken down Big 12 South powers Oklahoma State and Texas Tech. I for one had believed Oklahoma State to be a national championship contender, and Texas Tech was coming off a close loss to Texas when Houston took them down.
Case Keenum's legend is slowly growing in Texas, and it's spreading throughout the country. Keenum led the late game-winning touchdown drive to be the Red Raiders, saving his team's undefeated season.
Against the Cowboys in Stillwater, Keenum threw for 366 yards, three touchdowns and one interception.
That performance put him on the map for Hesiman Trophy consideration, and has launched Houston to the front of the pack in terms of non-automatic qualifying teams knocking on the door for a BCS bowl bid.
The concussion heard 'round the world
With one crushing sack, the stomach of every Gator fan in America was in his or her throat, as Tim Tebow lay motionless on the grass. Tebow took a shot from Kentucky defensive end Taylor Wyndham on Saturday that knocked him out of the game and sent him to the hospital.
It appears Tebow will recover quickly and be ready to play in the Gators' next game at LSU, but the world has now seen a dent in Superman's armor. The senior quarterback has made a career out of running like a fullback, punishing defenders who dare step in his path. For the first time in his four years at Florida, Tebow was knocked out of a game.
Even when he returns to action, it's hard to believe he will be the Tebow we have all come to know. The Gator coaching staff will surely place more emphasis on protecting its quarterback in the pocket, which means fewer playmakers running free down the field.
Also, don't expect to see any designed runs from Tebow, either. Since he has been on campus, short-yardage situations are almost automatic conversions with Tebow in the backfield.
Urban Meyer will surely not run Tebow up the middle in the next few games to keep him safe. With the road trip to Baton Rouge and a game against Georgia looming in October, that could spell disaster for Florida's championship dreams.
The plight of the Atlantic Coast Conference
The opening weekend said it all for this conference. Virginia lost to William and Mary. Duke fell to Richmond. NC State didn't even score a touchdown in a loss to South Carolina. Wake Forest lost to Baylor. Maryland was embarrassed in a 39-point blowout loss to California.
As the doomsday of the conference unfolded, its last hope rested on the Virginia Tech Hokies, who were in Atlanta playing the fifth-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. Tech led much of the way before a big fourth quarter from Mark Ingram clinched the game for the Tide.
Since that awful initial weekend, things have not gotten much better for the league. North Carolina needed a fluke safety against Connecticut late in the game to beat the lowly Huskies. Maryland needed overtime to defeat the James Madison Dukes, then followed that up the following week with a one-point loss to Middle Tennessee State. Virginia blew a 20-point lead in the second half to Southern Miss to lose again.
In the month's final week of games, Florida State laid an egg at home against South Florida, who was led by a freshman quarterback making his first career start. Miami, which had been the league's lone bright spot early in the year, never looked competitive in a 31-7 drubbing at the hands of Virginia Tech.
The fate of the conference now rests squarely on the shoulders of the Hokies, who are now ranked sixth in the polls. They are the most consistent team in the conference, and must run the table in the regular season to salvage any respect for the ACC.
Don't worry, though: basketball season is only a month away.
The most talked about right shoulder in the Midwest
In the closing minutes of the second quarter against BYU, the Oklahoma Sooners witnessed the impossible. Their defending Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Sam Bradford rolled around in severe pain, suffering from a sprained shoulder.
Bradford elected to return to school after a dominant 2008 season, despite the fact he would have likely been the NFL Draft's first overall selection. That decision was looking like a mistake after news spread that Bradford would miss at least a month of action if not more.
Landry Jones, a freshman, replaced Bradford in the lineup against BYU, but failed to carry the Sooners to victory. A 14-13 Cougar victory added insult to injury, literally, and the Sooners fell from the ranks of the elite.
Thankfully, Jones has since recovered to play lights-out football, including a six-touchdown performance against a good Tulsa team.
Bradford is expected to return this week against Miami. However, unless he is 100 percent healthy, head coach Bob Stoops would be well served to keep Jones in the lineup. After all, he looks very comfortable in the offense at this point, and being Bradford back against a defense as physical as Miami's might not be the best remedy for his recovery.
The four-month period of college football's regular season is the best time of the year. We are through with the metaphorical first quarter of the season, and it was a thrilling one. The craziness has only just begun, so let's all sit back and watch the madness unfold together.


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Laminate flooring, open fire, TV point and double radiator
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Laminate flooring, open fire, TV point, 2 double radiators
Kitchen: 4.80m x 5.20m
Range of high and low level units, single drainer stainless steel sink, splash back tiling, intergraded dishwasher, intergraded fridge freezer, gas hob & electric oven, double radiator and tiled flooring
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Drama | 16 mins | Dutch (Belgium) | 2015
Directed by: Anthony Schatteman | Written by: Stephen Dhondt and Anthony Schatteman
Starring: Ezra Fieremans and Maarten Ketels
Eighteen-year-old Jasper is madly in love with his art teacher. Overcome with confusion and longing, Jasper takes to following his teacher and his new girlfriend wherever they go.
Why you should watch it:
- Beauitfully shot
- Wonderful score
A little more insight…
I need to confess something – my original review disappeared. I have my notes but I don't have that initial feeling for the film. I will do my best…
Follow Me appears to be a story about a young guy with a misguided infatuation with his teacher – he follows him, he fantasise about him and he paints him. A first crush scenario.
However almost immediately a tension is built between the characters without a single word being said – something must've happened.
When Jasper starts following his teacher, it does appear a little stalkerish – which is neither attractive or normal, but you have to remember he is young and in love (or at least in his eyes).
The short does well to keep the viewer guessing as to what is reality and what is fantasy through it's score and how each scene is cut and shot. Eventually we find out that something has happened.
It isn't until the ending till we get a glimpse as to how something came to be and, despite a possibly bleak ending, things end well.
Perhaps things started with a "follow me", or for the first time at the end, through eye contact and body language, he said "follow me".
I can't shake the feeling that I've missed something 😦
Things that bugged me:
- The shot from behind during a key dialogue scene


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Greek Myth Modern Relevance Essay, Research Paper
The Relevance of Greek Myth to the Modern World
At first glance, an ignorant person might dismiss Greek myth as the superstitious ramblings of a long dead culture…
I shall endeavour to prove here that the works art, drama & literary splendour handed down to us by the ancient Greeks are still very relevant, and can serve many more purposes to modern civilisation than can possibly be covered in this essay.
Take a look at Diana, roman name for the Greek goddess Artemis. More than once the late Princess Diana has been compared with Artemis, particularly for her role as protector of children, and of the vulnerable. Those who were unjustly treated by the patriarchy sought her help, and Diana took action in their behalf. Like Princess Diana, Artemis was not known for particularly successful relationships with men, she too was portrayed as vulnerable.
Greek Drama
Throughout the world, Greek Tragedy is being re-presented to the general public via a variety of media. One only has to look at the television to see such programs as Zena & Hercules. Greek drama now occupies a regular place in the London theater season, and large scale productions have also been mounted not only in Europe but also in Japan, India, and Africa. Translations are even beginning to proliferate in China, sometimes with unexpected results. In a recent Chinese translator of Sophocles Oedipus Rex , all the Greek gods were referred to as Apollo, since the audience had all heard the term as part of the US space program. The question is why has there been such a revival of interest in Greek Drama?
If it is irrelevant to the Modern world, why can references be found to Greek heros, in Tv, blockbuster movies, books, and theatre? The use of mask, dance, music, ritual, and poetry in Eastern and other world theater traditions not only overlaps with that of Greek tragedy, but offers an opportunity to bring to life those aspects of ancient drama that are alien to the tradition of Western nineteenth-century realism. Greek tragedy permits a political response to irresolvable, extreme situations without being crudely topical. Set in an imaginary past that offers few specifics in the way of setting or physical description, it is also amenable to both changes of venue and to multi-racial casting.
Greek Drama has been used in this century as a facade for staging political protest or a response to a particular political climate, for example, Antigone, has served this purpose, in occupied France during World War II, in Ireland during the 1980s, and in Athol Fugard s South African prison play, The Island. In Chine the most widely translated play is Prometheus Bound, possibly due to its imagery of resistance to tyrancy by a divine hero. As Timberlake Wertenbaker (a playwright & transaltor once said, the Greek Poets didn t look down on women and didn t give them small, stupid roles. The great flaw of modern plays is that they always try to make women nice. These women are terrible, and they have the courage of their horror. , or in the words of David Leveaux , director of the Sophocles Electra currently on Broadway, It s hard to find a play that pits a number of ferociously powerful women against each other.
A more compelling reason, than those previously mentioned, could be plot. American TV, film, and theater are often based on the tales, trials & tribulations of dysfunctional families. Still, some stories, as Aristotle noted (Poetics 1453a.17-22), are more effective at moving a theater audience than others.
Sophocles Electra is far more than a timeless family tragedy and a lurid tabloid crime story that the Times reveiwer drescribed it as.
Greek plots can, as Freud demonstrated, aim at uncovering deep psychological truths without degenerating into soap opera and, due in part to the presence of divine forces and a public, political setting in the remote past, provide a more complex notion of motivation than can be projected by reduced, modern characters in the present. Many performances have exploded the sexual and psycological dynamics of the original, especially in the case of Oedipus. Recently Jocasta has been painted as both intelligent and sexually liberated, possibly in response to modern societys call for women who are free from the moral & social contraints endowed upon them by society up until the last 3 or 4 decades. Both Rita Dove s Jocasta-figure in The Darker Face of the Earth and Philip Freund s heroine in his play Jocasta deliberately choose a black slave lover; he becomes the father of a mixed-race, rejected Oedipus, making the failure of the parents to recognise their lost child a little more credible. In the play Greek by Steven Berkoff, Eddy greets the discovery that he has married his mother, not with dismay, but with a desire to bed her.


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By: Gillian Mencken
SHIPPENSBURG– Doctor Leitner of the theater department, has adopted Stewart Hall, as home for, Little Princess Playhouse. The program allows Ship students to perform as their favorite Disney characters in front of kids in the community. Doctor Leitner and his wife, Gretchen have been directing LLP for almost a decade, but recently had to pack up and move.
Shippensburg officials informed the couple that they plan to remodel and rename Stewart Hall. There is a possibility of it becoming an alumni building, but no confirmation has been made.
Members of the LLP hustled for hours removing all costumes, props, and decorations across the street to Memorial Auditorium. Although everything has been stored here for now, the Leitners refuse to perform any LLP shows in the new building.
The Luhrs performing art center was also offered to the Leitners as a possible performing space, but none could replace their beloved Stewart Hall.
Until a new space is found, Little Princess Playhouse will no longer be offered. The expressed their wanting to begin again, but they are unsure when that will be.
Stewart Hall has been more than an office for the couple, who's 13 year-old daughter, Rose, has been preforming with the company since she was 4. Starring in 21 LLP shows, much of her childhood was spent in the building.
There are still many unanswered questions regarding what will become of Stewart Hall and the Little Princess Playhouse. Only one things for sure, the Leitners will never stop fighting for their program.


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...and family too for that matter! This was a fun little card to make. Using both stamps and fun printed paper....2 of my favorite things. Throw in a little ribbon to hold the tag and a dimensional pop dot for the family sentiment and you have yourself a card that could be used for multiple occasions.
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Are you getting sufficient sunlight during the winter months? If the answer is no, you may be low in vitamin D. You could be low levels of magnesium. From lack of calcium to low B12 levels, not getting your vitamins and minerals can be damaging to your health.
Vitamins must be synthesized in order to be used by the body; therefore, so you need to know about any potential reactions. For example, calcium makes iron absorption difficult.
Any supplement which includes oil must be ingested with fat needs to be taken on a meal. Vitamins E, A, and A are some that won't absorb correctly if you take them on an empty stomach. They are best absorbed when consumed along with fatty foods like fish.
Iron is an essential for making red blood cells. These blood cells transport oxygen to each cell in your body. Women will require a higher iron intake than men do. You may be iron in your diet if you are experiencing fatigue or breathing difficulties.
You can find riboflavin and vitamin B2 in green beans, also known as riboflavin, in bananas, green beans, asparagus and popcorn. Riboflavin has been shown to help prevent cancer, carpal tunnel syndrome, cancer and carpal tunnel syndrome.
We may want to eat as healthy but it's hard on a budget.Vitamins and minerals help give your body what it needs in order to better burn the junk food you consume to stay healthier.
Vitamin A will boost immune function and slows down skin aging. However, it can be poisonous if you take too much, so do not exceed the RDA for this vitamin. You can get Vitamin A naturally from carrots, dark leafy greens, and dark leafy greens.
Vitamin supplement are essential these days than ever before. A simple multivitamin can do a good way to replace these essential nutrients.
If you prefer the taste of children's vitamins, you'll need to know that you may need to take more than one at a time. Adults need more vitamins than children do, so taking one will not be enough. Don't take too many though, though!
A healthy diet should also be supplemented with a non-chemical supplement that you will want to add as well.
In modern fast-paced times, it's easy to ignore our health and instantly eat fast food devoid of important vitamins and minerals you need. Get yourself some bottled vitamins to make sure you can help your body work on the process of converting fat into energy.
Take your calcium carbonate with your meals.You can take calcium citrate without eating anything, but calcium carbonate has to be consumed with food. If you take it on an empty stomach, it will not absorb correctly, making it a waste.
Prescribed and other medications might interact with supplements. Some of these interactions are life at risk. Talk with a pharmacist when you purchase over-the-counter medications to verify there will be no adverse effects.
You can boost the missing minerals and vitamins by taking daily supplements. The basic information you have read is a wonderful start. Follow the tips presented here to feel better fast.


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What is the future of communication?
In this text, you will understand the evolution of the way people communicate and what might become our future.
The idea of Progress
- Throughout time, people have been using more and more technology. What was considered as science fiction is now our daily life.
- The internet has allowed a huge progress in the way people communicate with each other. Now almost everyone is reachable at almost any moment of the day. It constitutes a vast network of communication around the world.
- Now, it is no longer necessary to use traditional medias to address the population of a country. People can now publish their own work and broadcast themselves from the confort of their living room. It allows people to talk to others with no filter in-between.
- Augmented reality allows us to have more information layered on our vision in order to help us with our everyday tasks. It will no longer be necessary to use a smartphone to get information form the web.
Space and Exchange
- Communication has evolved in the past decades and it has become something totally new today. Now, it seems absolutely natural to see someone across the globe in real time for free. A few years ago, that was science fiction. It allows people to communicate more naturally with others with less limitations.
- The way we communicate today has also changed our social interactions. Since communication is present almost everywhere, we have become addicted to that and it seems almost impossible to step away from this vast network of people communicating together about almost everything.
- Social networks have changed the way we consider relationships. With social networks, it is now easier to keep in touch with people we don't see regularly or even share medias with friends and family in just a few seconds.


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A replacement for cash
This is going to replace cash? – Today, many Millennials are using Venmo. This mobile app used to allow people to pay one another is growing in popularity. Large financial institutions are taking notice and are trying to get in the game. Later this year, banks will be coming out with their own such app. Be on the lookout for Zelle. The intention is to have a mobile and online money-transfer network which will allow any customer of nearly every U.S. bank to send money to another customer of any other bank using only a phone number or email address.
7 things not to do with your refund
What are you doing with your tax refund? – The average return is about $3,000. Are you investing the money? Paying down debt? Splurging on something? A dream vacation? A new 65-inch TV? Here are 7 things not to do with your refund.
SALE! 40% off – Did I get your attention? Almost half the women in America surveyed indicated that they won't even enter a store unless there isn't a discount of 41% or more advertised.
Home prices up 5.7%
Home prices are up – The 20-city composite S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index showed a 5.7% gain in home prices y/y in January, versus the Bloomberg expectation of a 5.6% increase. Month-over-month (m/m), home prices were up 0.9% on a seasonally adjusted basis for January, topping forecasts calling for a 0.7% gain.
New York is still the top dog
How much it costs to rent a 1-bedroom in 30 major cities around the world – It's no surprise that rents in New York and San Francisco are high, but are they higher than other cities around the world? Yup, they are ranked #1 and #2.
Not just yet
Amazon cashier-less stores not opening just yet – I recently mentioned that Amazon Go – the company's new grocery chain — has no cashiers. The stores have been open in test mode, only serving company employees for now. It planned to open soon, but that seems to have hit a slight glitch.
How to speed cargo shipments for less
Drones as big as 747s delivering packages? – I have been envisioning and dreading the crow-sized drones flying all over my neighborhood delivering packages. This fear and anxiety will likely be a reality sooner than we think, but could there be larger delivery options coming our way? Drones the size of commercial jet airliners? Well, no, not really, but there are plans in the works to lower shipping costs and maximize the time it takes to ship cargo with hybrid boat/airplane-like delivery devices. Just keep them out of my neighborhood please.
Consumer Reports Recommendations
Looking for headphones? Consumer reports has a report on headphones costing under $100. Their top option is a pair from Panasonic… The model is the RP-TCM… and they are selling for less than $15 on Amazon.
Recently, Apple announced that they are releasing a new line of tablets with the 9-inch model selling for just $329 – the lowest price Apple has ever charged. Consumer Reports has a new report out on the best tablets under $300. Their top recommendation is by ASUS. It is selling for under $200 at Amazon.
They also compared tax software. If you haven't started your taxes yet, what are you waiting for? You have about three weeks left.
A different idea
Yesterday, I wrote about opportunities to set up little houses on your property to help the homeless situation. Would giving the people who on the brink of becoming homeless $1,000 help them stay off the streets? Researchers at Notre Dame seem to think so. Their 2016 study found that giving the near-homeless roughly $1,000 in "emergency cash" substantially reduced the chances they would end up on the street — over both the short and long term.
New cable cutting
Comcast is planning to rebrand and expand a streaming video option for broadband subscribers who do not want to pay for a traditional cable package. The service, dubbed Xfinity Instant TV, will be priced as low as $15 a month to roughly $40 a month, sources told Reuters. Comcast will include major broadcast networks as well as add-on options.


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It sounds like the plot of a romantic movie . . . ambitious young film student falls in love with his more sophisticated colleague on his first day at college.
Boy meets girl, boy pursues girl, boy gets rejected but ultimately wins her over, and they live happily ever after.
But it's a tale that producer Steve Bowden, the head of Newcastle- based Ipso Facto Films, is unlikely ever to put on the big screen, as it's the real-life love story of him and his wife Sue.
The pair met 12 years ago while studying at the now-defunct film school which operated at Stonehills Studios in Gateshead.
Steve, who was just 19 at the time, vividly remembers his first glimpse of Sue.
"For me it really was love at first sight," he recalls. "I remember her walking in the room and I could just feel my heart beating faster and thinking that I really wanted to be with her."
That was the springboard for two years of relentless pursuit by Steve of Sue, who - although she was fond of him - didn't want to have a relationship.
"I think it was because I was slightly older and I had a child," says 37-year- old Sue.
"I did really like him but I just thought he was too young."
They were both fiercely ambitious and desperate for a career in the movie business, and their desire to succeed was one of the reasons why they became such firm friends.
Steve, 32, had his sights firmly set on being a producer while Sue wanted to be a director and both were 100 per cent committed to their film-making course. "I've never really had any other job and it was all I ever wanted to do," he says.
"Although when I was a kid I used to want to be a stuntman and I used to do all kinds of mad things like hanging off the backs of cars!"
Being the youngest on the film- making course meant that Steve felt he had to work harder to prove himself, a sentiment shared by Sue as a woman wanting to become a director.
Steve says: "It just made us get much closer and we worked together quite a lot of the time.
"I never gave up hope in trying to win Sue round and for a long time she'd just have none of it."
Sue says it used to amuse her that Steve used to turn up night after night at her flat.
"I'd just hear a knock on the door and there he'd be," she adds.
Although the couple had grown close during the two-year course and had - in their words - shared some "almost romantic moments", Steve began to face the prospect that Sue might never want them to have a relationship.
"I started to think that if nothing else we had a very nice friendship and that I'd just have to live with that," he says.
As he was trying to make the mental adjustment, Sue dropped a bombshell that floored him completely.
"He'd been at my flat so much that I just suggested to him that he moved in," she says.
The couple believe it's the mutual respect they have for each other which is the cornerstone of their relationship.
That's certainly been tested in recent times, with them both working on the Ipso Facto movie School for Seduction, the story of how the humdrum lives of four women are transformed by the arrival of an Italian femme fatale.
While Steve took on the role of producer Sue both co-wrote and directed the movie, which was released last month.
Sue says: "We don't advertise that we're husband and wife because it could be a bit awkward.
"But it can be difficult if you're in the position where your work is being criticised and it's by the person you're married to, but we understand that.
"You've just got to try and separate it emotionally."
The pair laughingly admit that their professional relationship can get a bit heated at times, but it is that passion which has made them both such a success.
Sue is now having a well-earned rest, having just put the finishing touches to a new comedy drama for ITV, while Steve is preparing to travel to New York early in the new year to look at the release of School for Seduction in the USA.
In between working on their movie careers, the couple are working on their Victorian terraced house in Ryton, Gateshead, which they are restoring.
There's no doubt about how happy they are together and they are now building on the success of School for Seduction.
"Obviously I was very flattered right at the start with all the attention I was getting from Steve," says Sue.
"I've learned over the years that Steve usually gets what he wants and I suppose that was the case in the end!"


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Wow John, that stove looks great. happy days.
I've just posted on "best car", wouldn't mind if you could take a look please.
Great job John,very versatile indeed!
Your right see8ng the flames adds a great atmosphere Well done
Got a bit of time over Christmas and wrote the sketch ( Arduino's word for a program) to control a 12v fuel pump with an Arduino uno microprocessor.
This will feed the burner extra fuel while it is starting up and then regulate the temperature once the burner reaches normal running.
The sketch is set to be used with my Ozzirt workshop burner but can be adjusted to suit any other type.
Here is the sketch. If you download the free software from the Arduino website, you can copy and paste this sketch directly into it and use it yourself. Over the next few days Ill post a circuit diagram and more information on how to edit the sketch to suit your own burner.
// Project .. Fuel supply pump controller.
// by John ONeill 25/12/2014 and published under a creative commons licence.
// Feel free to use or modify this sketch.
float voltage = 0;
float celsius = 0;
float sensor = 0;
float hotTemp = 100; //adjustable temp above which "interval" increases.
float coldTemp = 80; //adjustable temp below which "interval" decreases.
int pulse = 2000; //adjustable time the pump is on in milliseconds
int interval = 20000; //adjustable time between pulses in milliseconds
int adjust = 5000; //the time that the sketch will increase or decrease the interval.
void setup()
pinMode (13, OUTPUT); //sets pin 13 to out, on board LED will light on pin 13.
void loop ()
//read the temp sensor and convert to degrees C
sensor = analogRead(0);
voltage = (sensor*5000) / 1024; //convert raw value to millivolts
voltage = voltage - 500; //remove voltage offset
celsius = voltage/10; //convert millivolts to celsius
if (celsius <= coldTemp)
digitalWrite (13, HIGH);
delay (pulse);
digitalWrite (13, LOW);
delay (interval - adjust); //shorter interval increases temp.
else if (celsius > coldTemp && celsius <=hotTemp)
digitalWrite (13, HIGH);
delay (pulse);
digitalWrite (13,LOW);
delay (interval);
else //celsius is > hotTemp
digitalWrite (13,HIGH);
digitalWrite (13,LOW);
delay (interval + adjust); // longer interval lowers temp
Here is the basic circuit diagram for the pump.
As you can see you will need an Arduino Uno R3, A TMP36 temperature sensor, a 5v relay and some wires to connect them. Soldered connections are best, less prone to bad connections.
In the UK or Ireland you can buy these from Hobby electronics here http://www.hobbytronics.co.uk/relay-5v-spdt . There are lots of places in the US.
Ill post more info about how to use the various parts tomorrow.
You may have noticed that I have included a thermostat in the circuit diagram. I could have included a few lines in the sketch that would act as a high limit thermostat but Murphys Law tells us that "if something CAN go wrong then it WILL go wrong" so I have included a separate mechanical thermostat that will switch off the pump if the temperature exceeds 150°C. These are cheap, simple and utterly reliable.
Hi all happy new year, just been reading up on the forum, missed a lot over the last year!,so busy
A friend of mine is interested in a multi fuel burner which may burn a small amount of house hold waste, wood and waste motor oil of which he has plenty.
The design you have IMAKE looks excellent, do you think a small boiler/water jacket could be added?
I have been experimenting with water heating with limited success, I find that the Ozzirt burner is very dependent on the flue temperature so if you extract too much heat from the flue gas it simply wont burn cleanly. At best a coil in the upper chamber would heat water for household use and perhaps 2 radiators but not enough to heat a whole house system.
To install the controller find a spot on your flue pipe where the temperature is about 90°C when the stove/ heater is running normally. Attach the TMP36 there using silcone repair tape making sure the wires dont short on the metal flue. The TMP36 only measures up to 125°C so dont install it anywhere too hot. For hotter applications I can modify the sketch to use a K type probe, good for up to 1300°C.
To adjust the sketch to suit your own setup simply edit the sketch as you would a word document. Save a copy of the original sketch before you start so that you can return to it if anything goes wrong with your adjustment.
The following 5 variables can be changed.
"hotTemp" the threshold above which the fuel flow is reduced (default value 100°C)
"coldTemp" the threshold below which the fuel flow is increased. (default value 80°C)
"pulse" the no of milliseconds the fuel is pumped. ( default value 2000)
"interval" the no of milliseconds between pulses ( default value 20000)
"adjust" the amount the interval is changed above and below the thresholds. (default value 5000)
Be careful not to change anything else. Verify the sketch to make sure you havnt done any thing wrong and then up load it to your Arduino Uno. The Arduino will save that sketch and run it every time you switch it on.
I wont go into how to set up and connect the Arduino, there is lots of good information and tutorials available online especially on the Arduino website, but if anyone needs help pm me and Ill be happy to advise.
I'm definately going to have to put learning about Arduino's on the to do list for the new year. Maybe I can just go buy some sort of kit and sus it out from there? I'll need something to put my greasy ( or oily ) mitts on to get it to sink in.
I have also tried water heating with the updraft design. I hesitate to call it the Ozzirt type because it's actually a russian design that was well illustrated well before the Aussie bloke made it popular in the west. It's also very popular in asian countries and both the Russkies and the Asians have a whole load of really interesting variations on it.
I too found it was neigh impossible to get a clean burn with non forced air designs. You can give them all the secondary air you like but they still condense soot and basicaly insulate the heat from the water jacket and become hopelessly inefficent.
I gave my forced air burner another run the other day in a gas water heater and it ran perfectly clean once I " tuned" the air and oil for the output I wanted and even took the built up soot off the internal baffle/ heat spreader that goes in the center of the heater.
I got 100L of water to a Boil in just over 30 Min and could have probably done it faster. I did a vid with heat rise measurements on it but haven't edited it as yet.
An earlier vid I did of the setup when I first tested it is here:
The thing with forced air burners is you can set them to have a reducing or lean flame that has an oxygen excess and therefore runs purely clean with all products combusted. I see a lot of heater vids with oil burners, even forced air types, where they operator talks about cleaning them out. I never have to clean mine, they pretty much self clean. Some will get some buildup but it tends to stay at a constant and insignificant level. My "vaporising" burners run totally clean. There isn't even Soot in the thing when I shot them down because of the heat they run at and the excess air.
Carbon burns off at 600oC and/ or with flame and enough oxygen to let it burn like charcoal.
In a forced air type, if you are getting carbon buildup on any surface, hot or cold, you are simply running too rich.
The other thing with the forced air type is you can set the heat output to what you want. You can of course regulate the output of a draft burner by the primary air ( actually fuel delivery is a very secondary concern to output) but you can't really ajust the flame to be reducing or oxidising in a practical manner.
The addition of a small blower that uses next to no power ( the one in my vid is 12V from a car) opens up a whole greater range of output and flame type that is much more practical for a lot of things, especially water heating where you have a cold surface that won't get hot enough to allow the carbon to burn off. With a forced air type burner you can set it to a reducing flame so there is never any buildup formed in the first place.
A micro computer controlled forced air burner would have a huge application for home heating where it could be made to look after itself and throttle up or down as needed. Even a full power/ Idle control would be more than good enough because until recently and still, that's how all central heating and AC worked anyway. Throttling is only a fairly new development.
You are absolutely right about forced air burners being the best way to heat water. Any natural draft system will be compromised by the cooling effect. In fact the more efficient the heat exchanger the more the burner is compromised.
The ozzirt type burner is ideal for a simple space heater, I particularly like it for its simplicity and lack of noise.
You are also right that a natural draft burner cannot be made to burn lean, at best it will draw in exactly the correct amount of air for a neutral burn. However if a sufficiently high temperature can be maintained in the secondary tube, carbon buildup can be avoided. The top of my secondary tube glows a medium cherry red and measures 780°C on the outside. Ive also found that leaving the grate in place above the burner allows me to run the burner higher without smoke. It seems to act like the catalyser you find in some oil stoves.
If you want to get started in Arduino I can recommend two good books, Arduino Workshop by John Boxall and Arduino Cookbook by Micheal Margolis. Both assume you know nothing to start with and they jump straight into practical projects and you learn the theory as you go.
I wouldnt bother with any of these starter kits on offer, they are just a way of charging more for a lot of bits you dont need.
I would buy one of these books first, and then buy a genuine Arduino uno, plus the components required for the projects you want to build from the book.
Ive been learning for only a few months and maths would not be my strong point, but Ive so far built a digital dashboard ( RPM, temp and oil pressure)for my kitcar, A monitor for my heating system that sends a flue temp reading by radio signal to our bedroom and this Oil pump controller.
Thats a great help. Thank you very much for the heads up.
I knew a kit would be overpriced at least but sometimes you have to go that way when you don't know any better. I'll find the books and then get what I need.
I see ebay is full of all sorts of controllers and add ons for these things. They have been annoying sifting through them when I'm NOT looking for that stuff. Now they will be a lot more interesting.
I'm looking to get some tools, mainly a cutoff or band saw so I can make some updraft burners. I like the russian designs and they make multipurpose stove/ heater/ water heaters with the things and also retro fit standard wood burners by replacing the door with an external burner which is bloody clever and looks quite safe.
I want to do a heater which has a Cooking hotplate and a wetback for water burning. I want to test a design where the secondary air is foce assisted. This will be a small amount of air blown into the secondary air stage which will in turn draw more air in the secondary and primary stages and then force it onto a surface to be heated like a wetback or hotplate. I'll do it as a booster if you like so the thing can still run naturally or with some extra output that will help it burn totally clean.
The one thing that nags me with of 95% heaters is the fact people don't duct outdoor air in for the fire therefor creating a situation where cold air is sucked into the house, heated and goes up the flue and that People get rid of the flue gasses and so much heat asap and without trying to get that heat out and utilise it.
I know they can still work very well and it's not the end of the world with them but it's just one of those things that I think could be done a lot better to extract more heat instead of wasting it.... Even if the fuel is free.
Thanks again for the tips and advise!
Well I'm off and running... more or less.
I found an online PDF Of the arduino Workshop book and have been reading that. Scratched the surface of the basics but this is clearly something I'll be able to get my head around although I can see I will also cause myself no end of frustration when Building things.
I have looked on Fleabay and there are several starter kits available and I think I'll get one. For $40 you get the board, wires and a bunch of other stuff that I can use at least for playing around and learning on and for 40 bux it's not worth ordering stuff seperately. The servo motors and other things I can see I will probably use anyway.
So that's one NY res already started and I can see it will definately be one I will stick with. With the potential I can see in these things already and knowing what I'm like, I'll have the Cat equipped with a Micro Computer this time next year.
Thanks again for the help and suggestions.
You can never have too many jumperwires and an extra breadboard is useful too. Means you can continue to play with one project while you build another. A full selection pack of resistors is very handy and only costs a couple of euros.
Debugging sketches is usually easy as the Arduino software more or less tells you whats wrong. Debugging circuits can be frustrating. I once spent 2 days trying to get a circuit to work only to eventually find I had inserted a transistor the wrong way round, still its all part of the experience.
Good luck and keep us up to date with how you get on.
Perhaps when a few of us get up and running we might start a discussion of using Arduino to control burners and even automate biodiesel processes.
Here is another inexpensive board that is easy to code for and has quite a bit more HP then the Adruino if any of you are interested.
What I love about it is you can use Qt to code for it...
Happy coding!
Simple schematic for a pump and heater control with a high limit
Sensor for the biodiesel/glycerin layer
Hi Jon, Ive looked at the raspberry pi and it does seem to have some advantages over the arduino uno. Ive already committed a lot of time to learning to work with arduino so changing now wouldnt make sense for me, but anyone starting out should consider it. There are also larger faster versions of the arduino with more connections but at present I have no need for them.
Is the Raspberry not a computer linux type, as against the Arduino which has input and output devices? By no means an expert, but am relying on my son who is. Jim.
Yes I believe the Raspberry pi is in the true sense a mini computer with a linux based operating system. Im not sure exactly what the input/ output configuration is.
The arduino has no operating system. You write the program in C++ which is a human language ( see my sketch on the previous page)and the Arduino software on your main computer converts that to machine code and relays it to your Arduino. The arduino stores that one program and performs it everytime it is switched on until you replace it with a different program. The Arduino has multiple digital and analog inputs and outputs.
Jon could tell us more about the Raspberry pi as he is more familiar with it than I am.
i have been using a ozzerts waste oil burner for a couple of years now in my coach. i am in the process of moving into a yurt,so needed something a bit different. the ultimate aim is a rocket mass heater but that will have to wait til the summer. for now i have a sort of hybrid between a RMH and a ozzerts. in the coach i just had the flue going though a hole in the aluminium roof.
cant do that in the yurt as years of experience have taught me that holes in roofs always leak. the roof cover is pvc as well so i went for a hole thought the wall instead. headroom is another thing i am short on as well. what i did was cut down a oil drum by around 18 inches and cut 2 holes in the bottom. one 5 inch for the burner tube and one 6 inch for the flue pipe. the burner sits on a tripod on a fire brick about 9 inches from the floor. the oil drum sits on a frame made from 22mm plumbing fittings, cheap and easy to adjust the height. this gives be about 2 foot to the roof. i covered the horizontal section of the flue with cob to act as a thermal store. hasn't quite dried out fully yet so not really working. but nice and warm to sit on but isn't holding any heat yet.
the oil feed is a peristaltic pump with a timer circuit so i can adjust the on time and the pause time. 3 secs on 15 secs off seems to work ok. this is much better than the needle valve which gets blocked very quickly on wmo. its fine on bio or kerosene but that gets expensive.
next thing is to add some safety devices. been brainstorming over on the vegoil forum which is what brings me here thanks to trigger mentioning the arduino controller. for now i am going to use a couple of thermal fuses and a thermostat to act as flame failure. very interested in making a user friendly version of the ozzerts burner for a friends house.
For some reason I missed the questions here...
IMB nailed it in his response, yes the pi is a mini computer, just hook up a screen and keyboard and mouse and SD card and you can code your routines right on the pi.
It is very flexible as far as coding, I use C++ or qml (Qt) but you can also use js, python, etc.
They are nice little units IMO.
Simple schematic for a pump and heater control with a high limit
Sensor for the biodiesel/glycerin layer
Hi Yubbayubba, sounds like a great project. Ultimately the rocket stove is the way to go if you want or must have horizontal flue runs. The ozzirt burner like to have a straight vertical flue.
If you look here you can see a layout for safety cutouts on a burner that also heated a water boiler. It used capillary type thermostats but can be adapted to use fixed temp bimetallic thermostats as well.
The Arduino controller gives a lot of fine tunable control but I would not trust electronics as a last line of protection. A simple bimetallic thermostat fixed to the flue that cuts off the pump supply is simple and reliable.
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Should I go and see Ghostface Killah?
- Fishscale is up there with Liquid Swords and Cuban Linx as the best solo Wu output.
- He's playing the Scala
- It would be a sweet pre-ATP gig
- He might bring his hos on stage
- I have a ticket for Bob Mould same night which I'm unlikely to be able to shift.
- It's £22.50 without booking fee.
i'm having the same dilemma
only it's £12.50 in Glasgow and i don't have a gig the same night.
Is his live presense meant to be worthy of 90 minutes of my life?
Moz is playing on the same night so
Ill also wait to Primavera to see him.
If it's anything like the (excellent) set he did at ATP last year,
he'll invite all the white, pasty, indie girls up on stage to dance. It was a little embarrassing.
I think I might go
Was the set really ace? I haven't been to a hip hop show in about a year...
So, er, who wants a ticket for Bob Mould at Islington Academy on wednesday 6th?!
it was the best set of the weekend
he even got some indie guy to come on stage and do his own rap. very entertaining and fun.
I don't think he was just some indie guy -
he wasn't a plant, but he was damn good.
And Ghostface Killah was ace too. Acer than Bob Mould? I dunno really.
Thing is, I'm going to Bob Mould cause I wanna hear him play Husker Du (and Sugar) songs
His solo material is ok, but it's not the draw for me.
Thinking of seeing the boy Starks in Manchester on Sunday.
Anyone seen him on this tour?
Got a pasting in yesterday's popbitch:
>> Bulletproof wallets
<<Ghostface Killah tries to flog t-shirts
spank_daley writes:"Ghostface Killah at Scala last night took cheap, shoddy couldn't give a f**k rap concerts somewhere I haven't quite seen before. Having started late and presented a notably short set comprising mainly of snippets of tracks cut short by gunshot sound effects, the show came to an abrupt end. After a lengthy and indulgent "Get the bitches on stage" segment where he and his boys got their dicks rubbed by fat birds' arses, the music stopped and Ghostface turned all Del Boy hawking t-shirts to the bemusement of the crowd who were invited to get on stage to buy a t-shirt for twenty pounds while the backing rappers and DJ grabbed a stack of merchandise from behind the decks and started flogging those at the front of the stage. The audience started booing oncet hey realised this was actually it. The response was a mocking "f**k y'all" followed by anannouncement that any motherf**ker on stage who ain't gonna pay 20 pounds for a T shirt or some sh*t can get the f**k off and stop f**king crowding me. Still, I suppose at least he turned up for this one. Ironically he didn't perform Greedy Bitches."
I'm meant to be reviewing GFK...
On Sunday in Manchester.
Sounds like an interesting Scala gig!!!! Any reports from other UK shows?


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In the late 1960s, a new sound was spreading through Germany. These avant-garde jams drawing upon psychedelic rock, funk, jazz, classical minimalism, and proto-electronic music were called Krautrock by the English music press. By the early 70s, the scene in Germany had largely split into two camps: the Düsseldorf School and the Berlin School.
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