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Conduit for electrical and water pipesAs you will recall, we installed insulating concrete forms for the foundation walls. One important detail you must not forget before pouring your footer is to “install” conduit under the footings for passage of electrical service, water lines, etc. Think this through very carefully. It’s not a bad idea to add a few extra pieces of conduit just in case you forget something.

At the bare minimum, you will need conduit for incoming electrical service, water, and sewage. You may also need to install conduit for outgoing electrical service – for example, power to out buildings and to lights at the end of your driveway. If you have a basement-level garage, be sure to install conduit to run electrical service into the garage. You will need to install conduit for solar and or wind systems you install to provide electrical energy to the home.

I like to run conduit under the footings rather than through ICF walls to eliminate the potential for leakage. Water will find a way into a house, if you provide one. Running conduit under the footing makes for a much more water-tight structure.

This photo shows the conduit for the electrical wires for the solar and wind systems that will power the home.

Contributing editor Dan Chiras is a renewable energy and green homes expert who has spent a lifetime learning life’s lessons, which he shares in his popular blog, Dan Chiras on Loving Life. He’s the founder and director of The Evergreen Institute and president of Sustainable Systems Design. Contact him by visiting his website or finding him on .

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The idea of under-ground water pipes looks great in the first view, but the danger of leakages takes the whole energy out of it since the repair of these leakages cost a lot more than average pipe leak repairs. Besides, the gas pipes must not be wired underground. Every knows that an underground gas leak will create significantly huge damage by creating blasts. While the surface gas leaks are not only easier to repair, but also they do not cause greater damages even in worst situations.

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Caring for the Homestead Working Dog

Jon Geller, D.V.M shares part I of his series on the homestead working dog, includes information on raising a working dog on the farm, choosing a dog breed, vacinating a puppy and health care for your dog.
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Part I: Raising a healthy homestead working dog.

As Rod Carpenter's 1976 Ford F-250 pickup rolled to a stop, I glanced up at his flatbed load of bay silhouetted against the agate-blue Colorado sky. Perched on top, guarding the cargo against ground or aerial attack, was Rex, a merle blue Australian shepherd.

Rod, a third generation backcountry rancher, was on his way to, feed his cows — a job he wouldn't even think of doing without Rex. Rod tugged the sweat-stained brim of his Stetson lower against the rising sun as we jawed about his herd. Rex kept his post on the bales, scanning the surrounding hills for potential ambusbers.

Consider the quintessential farm dog: truck-chasing, sheepherding, yard-protecting, trailblazing and unconditionally loyal. And all this for an occasional scratch behind the ears. The homestead hound is as much a part of rural life as the tractor, the photocells, the cookstove or the compost.

Choosing a Dog Breed for the Homestead

Choose a dog that fits your home and needs. Should it be a purebred dog or a mixed breed? The debate continues. While purebred dogs may provide more predictability in behavior, mixed dogs often combine the best characteristics of several breeds. Then again, mixed-breed dogs may acquire the worst characteristics of their heritage.

Consider the case of Max, a five-year-old Rottweiler mix. His owner, a farmer from across the creek, called me in to euthanize the dog after it killed all the chickens, terrorized the cats, chewed up the porch furniture and chased the cows through the fence, all within the first week of being adopted from a local shelter.

If you want help working cattle or sheep, get a herding dog such as a Border collie, Australian shepherd or Australian cattle dog. If you need a dog to watch over the sheep, consider a Newfoundland or Great Pyrenees. Other working breeds such as Bernese mountain dogs, Rottweilers or malamutes may also be good choices.

Great all-around breeds for farm families include German shepherds, collies, Labrador retrievers, English sheepdogs, and other spaniels and terriers. All of these breeds are, however, prone to certain diseases such as hip dysplasia, heart disease or skin allergies, so do your homework.

The best way to evaluate a prospective dog is to look at the animal's lineage. If Mom or Pop Hound lives in a yard pitted with huge craters or barks hysterically all day, just remember the nut doesn't fall far from the tree.

You'll want to avoid pups from psycho dogs like the high-strung Blue Heeler I vaccinated for rabies last week. "Grizzly" came tearing out the front door of the house, pulling the owner in a heel skid across the yard. After lunging at my groin several times and attacking his own leash, he allowed us to wrestle him down for the shot. Turns out the dog jumps on the family's treadmill in the basement every day, barks until it's turned on, then runs off steam for 30 minutes or more.

Wired purebreds like Grizzly make the best argument for mixed-breed pups. A good pup should be neither excessively friendly and rambunctious, nor overly shy and withdrawn. Make an educated guess about the breeding history and go from there.

Health Care for Your Young Dog

Many rural dwellers doctor their own critters, and there's no reason that shouldn't include your pup, at least when it comes to maintenance and prevention. If your dog gets sick, however, call the vet.

Deworming Your Puppy

All puppies have intestinal worms and should be dewormed aggressively starting at about three weeks of age. Puppies will continuously shed roundworm and hookworm larvae in their feces, and then enthusiastically reinfect themselves by digging or playing on the same ground where they defecate. Roundworms and hookworms can be effectively controlled with a quality dewormer, given every two weeks until the dog is about four months old (see "Deworming Schedule for Puppies" in the image gallery).

Tapeworms are a different class of parasite, commonly found in the stool of rural dogs who eat mice and birds.

Where exposure is high, deworming every three to six months may be necessary throughout a dog's life.

Dogs that dine regularly on manure — a distasteful but unavoidable fact of farm lifeshould be treated for roundworm, hookworm and tapeworm as often as every three months.

Puppy Vaccinations

Puppies should be vaccinated at six, nine and 12 weeks of age with a combination Parvo/Distemper/Adenovirus2/Parainfluenza shot (see "Vaccination Schedule for Puppies" at the end of this article). Some breeds that are more susceptible to Parvovirus, such as Rottweilers and Doberman pinschers, should get boosters every two weeks, from six to 16 weeks of age. All dogs require an annual combination booster from the first year on.*

Rabies vaccines are required by law. Most dogs should get their initial rabies shot between 14 and 24 weeks of age. Keep in mind that to obtain a legal rabies certificate, a veterinarian must give the vaccine. A booster will be required at one year of age; after that, vaccination requirements vary by county.

Vaccinations are also available for diseases such as leptospirosis and Lyme disease and are generally recommended in areas where cases are prevalent. A new vaccine to ward off Giardia, a parasite found in outdoor water sources that causes vomiting and diarrhea, shows promise.

Most vaccines may be purchased and administered by pet owners; just be sure to check expiration dates, label instructions, and correct storage and administration guidelines (see " How to Vaccinate a Puppy" at the end of this article).

*Unfortunately, Parvovirus can strike even with proper vaccinations. And though Rottweilers and Dobermans are most at risk, any dog can be affected. Maternal antibodies acquired by nursing puppies can interfere with early vaccinations, then wear off, leaving the dog susceptible. The first signs are vomiting and diarrhea, which progress to weakness, collapse and dehydration. White blood cell counts drop precipitously. Aggressive intravenous fluids and antibiotics are needed to treat Parvovirus infection — a job for your veterinarian.

Dogs and External Parasites

Fleas and ticks can wreak havoc on the immature immune systems of puppies. Fortunately, some miraculous new products have made management of these nasty pests simple. There are once-a-month ointments that, when applied between a dog's shoulder blades, will kill all ticks and fleas within 24 hours as the treatment spreads across the puppy's coat (ref., Advantage by Bayer). There are oral medications that will do the same, plus protect against heartworms and roundworms (ref., Sentinel by Novartis). Check the specific labels of these products to determine at what age they can be given safely to your puppy.

A Note About Doctoring Your Own Dog

Many of the products available for deworming and parasite control require a prescription. Food and Drug Administration regulations mandate that all prescription drugs for animals be sold solely by veterinarians who have a valid relationship with their patient and client.

Nevertheless, these prescription products will occasionally be sold online or at feed stores, where there may be a vet on staff to make it "legal." Keep in mind, however, that though you may be perfectly capable of administering these products yourself, involving your vet in routine preventive care has its upsides.

First, your vet can be an informative consultant, answering any questions you might have about husbandry, nutrition or disease. Second, by establishing a good working relationship with a veterinarian, you'll be ensuring coverage for those middle-of-the-night dystocias (difficult births) and wire cuts that won't stop bleeding.

Neutering Your Dog

Have your dog spayed (given an ovarohysterectomy) or neutered (castrated) between 16 and 24 weeks of age. This again is definitely a job for your veterinarian and not one that should be performed on a surgery table made out of hay bales. Take your dog to a veterinary hospital so the procedure can be performed in sterile surroundings.

Multiple studies have shown no adverse effects to early neutering, and the benefits are numerous. Neutered males show less testosterone-driven behavior, such as roaming and aggression. Spayed females are protected against mammary cancer and other future medical problems, such as uterine infections.

Neutered males and females may have a tendency to put on extra weight, but this can be controlled with regular exercise and measured feedings.

Dog Nutrition

Puppies should be fed a high-quality, puppy-labeled dry food until six months of age. Vitamin and mineral supplements should generally be avoided with a high-quality diet. Overfeeding of calcium and some vitamins has been shown to cause growth deformities in some large-breed dogs.

Most name-brand manufacturers produce a quality diet for puppies. Avoid generic or discount brands and canned food. Feed a measured amount, based on manufacturer's guidelines, three or four times a day.

Avoid feeding table scraps or you will have a lifetime beggar. Use dog treats in moderation and offer chew bones, cow hooves or pig ears (available at your pet supply store) to keep puppies' mouths occupied and teeth healthy.

Training Your Farm Dog

Dogs are generally intelligent creatures and in many cases a minimal amount of training is required. If your puppy lives outside, housebreaking is not an issue.

To housebreak an inside dog, crate him at night, feed and walk him on a regular schedule, and reward generously when your dog defecates or urinates outside. In general, punishment is ineffective when not given at the time of the offense.

At about 16 weeks of age, start working with your dog on basic commands such as "come," "sit" and "stay." By six months, most dogs are ready for obedience training and early training to work livestock or retrieve. If you already have a working dog, you have a teacher-in-residence and a much easier job at hand.

Puppy Trouble

Puppies are notorious for ingesting anything within reach. Among the items that I have seen removed from, or miraculously pass through, a puppy's digestive tract are a tennis ball, Christmas ornaments, socks, towels, collars with buckles, plastic lunch boxes, Barbie doll parts and many other kids' toys. Pennies are especially toxic because of their zinc content.

Keep your puppy's outside play and exercise areas clean. Potential health hazards include rocks, sticks, mushrooms, compost, toxic plants, dead animals, antifreeze, lead paint on buildings, and rat poison.

Coyotes and mountain lions will make a quick meal of a small dog. Owls, hawks and eagles have also been known to swoop them up. If a puppy initially survives a predator attack, there is still a high risk of septicemia, a fatal and overwhelming bacterial infection.

Rod Carpenter glanced at his watch and put his truck in gear As he pulled away, he mentioned he would soon have a litter of Aussie pups available, sired by Rex. I watched his truck wind down the lane, his faithful hound moving adeptly over the bales, patrolling all sides. Why not? I thought. It occurred to me that such a pup might make darn good company. After all, who else could put up with me all day?

Watch for "Caring for the Homestead Working Dog, Part II" ,a look at behavior problems, nutrition and animal first aid, in the next issue

How to Vaccinate a Puppy

1. Verify that the vaccines have not expired and have been refrigerated continuously.
2. Using a 3-ml. syringe and 20- or 22-gauge needle, mix the diluent into the powder portion of the vaccine.
3. Replace the needle with a new 23- or 25-gauge needle (the original needle will be dulled from going through the rubber cap).
4. Without using any alcohol, tent up some loose skin on the back of the puppy's neck and gently poke the needle through the skin into the tented space. This reduces the initial needle prick somewhat.
5. Pull back briefly to ensure the needle is not in a blood vessel, then inject the vaccine with steady pressure. The vaccine should flow freely; if it does not, the needle may be in the muscle and should be pulled back slightly. Ensure that the needle has not passed through the opposing layer of skin, in which case the vaccine will be deposited on the puppy's fur (where it is less than effective).
6. Discard the used needle into a rigid plastic jug designated as a "sharps container."

Vaccination Schedule for Puppies

Basic vaccine for all puppies: Distemper/Adenovirus 2/Parainfluenza virus/Parvovirus (This combination shot is available from many manufacturers)

Age; Frequency; Dose; Route

9 weeks; Every 3 wks. until 15 weeks, then annually; 1 ml.; Subcutaneous

Rabies vaccine: First vaccine at 16 weeks, booster at one year, then according to local regulations (every one to three years). Given subcutaneously or intramuscularly.

Bordetella vaccine or kennel cough vaccine: This is needed for puppies and dogs boarded in kennels or for large groups of dogs housed together. It is available as an annual injectable vaccine or as an intranasal vaccine given every three to six months.

Optional vaccines (consult with your veterinarian to determine the suitability of vaccinating your puppy for the following:
Corona Virus: An intestinal virus that causes mild diarrhea.
Leptospirosis: A bacterial infection that primarily affects the urinary tract, fairly common in certain areas of the country.
Lyme disease: A tick-borne, regionalized infection caused by a protozoan parasite.
Giardia infection: An infection, characterized by vomiting and diarrhea, that is caused by a protozoa frequently found in water supplies used by livestock or wildlife.

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During an employee town hall event at the Dearborn Development Center last week Ford Motor Company displayed the 2011 Mustang Duratec 3.7-liter V-6 engine to a select group of Ford employees and Ford Racing personnel.  The new V-6 engine will replace the tried and true 210 horsepower 4.0-liter V-6 engine which has powered the V-6 Mustang for several years.

The new Duratec 3.7-liter V-6 engine is very similar to the 3.5-liter V-6 currently found in the 2010 Lincoln MKS which will be tweaked a bit for the 2011 Mustang.  The new 3.7-liter V-6 will be 24-valve DOHC engine with light-weight aluminum block.  Details have not been made public yet but expect somewhere in the range of 260 - 290 horsepower from this motor depending upon what refinements are made by Ford.

As a comparison the 2010 Lincoln MKS 3.5-liter V-6 pumps out 263 horsepower and 249 lb-ft of torque in front-wheel drive trim.

This news about the new V-6 engine further solidifies rumors about the 2011 Mustang GT getting a 400 horsepower 5.0-liter motor.  Even though the 5.0-liter Mustang GT motor has been all but confirmed we still lay waiting for the official announcement which should come sometime early next year.

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Without doubt one of the most striking concept cars of the recent past is the 2009 Infiniti Essence, a large and luxurious GT with an advanced hybrid powertrain and styling to make you melt. Sadly, Infiniti has no immediate plans to put the Essence into production although its design will influence the styling of the automaker’s future models.

We’ve already seen this on cars like the 2011 Infiniti M but it would still be nice to own something that looked more like the Essence. As some solace Infiniti has announced production of a limited edition “Essence Sculpture”, inspired by the concept car of the same name.

Made from solid resin, penned by the vehicle’s original Infiniti designer, and supervised by Nissan chief designer Shiro Nakamura, the beautiful ornaments will be restricted to 300 individually numbered units worldwide.

Customers wishing to own one of these exclusive pieces can visit the Infiniti merchandise website at beginning in December. Pricing is set at $300 but you better be quick as this price we’re sure all 300 examples will be sold out before you know it.

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Big Dog Motorcycles announced the appointment of several management promotions. To better serve its customer base of over 70 U.S. dealers and rapidly expanding dealer network in international markets, Matt Moore has been promoted to the new position of Director of Sales. Michaell Simmons has been promoted to Director of Supply Chain management, and Shane Doty has been promoted to Director of Technical Support. Sheldon Coleman, Big
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Dog’s CEO, stated, “I am excited to promote and fully support the internal advancement of our dedicated employees. Our leadership staff is very strong. These individuals bring many years of experience in their fields and are the right people to provide the best possible service to our valuable customers and suppliers.”

Matt Moore started with Big Dog Motorcycles in 2005 as an outside Sales Representative. His role has now expanded to include the management of both domestic and international sales activities in addition to the development and implementation of new sales initiatives. In his new position, Mr. Moore will be a fundamental contributor to new product design and styling and will work with the management team to assist with production scheduling and forecasting to meet Big Dog Motorcycles customer’s needs.

Michaell Simmons came to Big Dog Motorcycles with ten years of purchasing experience in the aerospace industry. Since his start with the company in 2006, he has remained an integral part of the Big Dog Motorcycles management team through his activities in procurement, sourcing and supplier management. In his new role, Mr. Simmons will continue to manage the company’s supplier base to guarantee quality parts and fair pricing, along with negotiating supplier contracts and overseeing production scheduling.

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What Are You Waiting For Suzuki? Randy de Puniet Laps Austin Quickly Following MotoGP Race

After former champ Kevin Schwantz stepped off the Suzuki MotoGP prototype machine following several laps of the Austin circuit earlier this week, he said the bike is good and Suzuki should start racing . . . now. Suzuki’s fastest test rider also put in several laps at Austin following the race, posting a best of 2:05.8 seconds. An impressive time for a prototype that Suzuki claims will not be ready to race until next year.

How impressive? de Puniet’s best lap at the track was faster than the fastest lap posted in the MotoGP race Sunday by nearly half the field. Faster than Scott Redding and Nicky Hayden, for instance. Schwantz opined that Suzuki will be competitive enough, and will learn more by racing. We agree. Get in the game Suzuki.

Suzuki is planning to make “wild card” entries at one or more races this year. Suzuki will be allowed the same concessions Ducati is now allowed, i.e., all the advantages of the Open class, such as 20% more fuel and a softer rear tire option, while being allowed to run its own software on the spec ECU.

  1. Brian says:

    Kawi really doesn’t have a business model to move back to GP, that’s for sure, but any level of success I think translates to sales later.
    The shame is that they are a massive company and the motorcycle division is probably just a sliver of the cost to build one of their huges boats. R&D and running a season of GP probably costs a lot less than those cargo ships. Just a shame not to see another company on the grid. it made things more interesting.

  2. Guu says:

    Well, major part of the game is to have the tires and fuel last the whole race. One lap really isn’t indicative of where they are regarding true racing conditions.

  3. Don Fraser says:

    will surprise me if Suzuki is doing anything in a few years

    • MGNorge says:

      Times have been hard on many manufacturers. Many pulled back and tightened up their operations. But there has been a reawakening brewing and we’re seeing life in many of the brands. I would expect this to be true of Suzuki also.

    • Norm G. says:

      well if they suddenly changed their minds and homologated this as the next GSXR…? I for one would not be mad. if any thing, I’d be even MORE impressed than their attempts at pursuing MotoGP glory. K-heavy’s wisely chosen production over prototype and they’re having a field day.

  4. Norm G. says:

    Q: “What Are You Waiting For Suzuki?”

    A: we’re waiting for the “horse” to tire of this “carrot” we’re dangling.

    so long as press/publicity stays good…? don’t look for us on any starting grid, look for us to keep stringing you.

  5. Blackcayman says:

    why don’t they simply ask for another class?

    The Suzuki testbed class

  6. endoman38 says:

    It’ll be good to see Suzuki back on the grid. Now Kaw has to get with the program.

    • Norm G. says:

      re: “Now Kaw has to get with the program.”

      they did, the syntax was Yoda + Duinker + Sykes =’s WORL’ CHAMPEEN. that computes…!!!

      see what I did there…?

  7. mickey says:

    When did DePruniet learn to quit wadding up bikes?

    Look forward to Suzukis return. Bautista was getting close to putting one on the podium before Suzuki quit last time. That would be a milestone these days.

    • Norm G. says:

      re: “When did DePruniet learn to quit wadding up bikes?”

      who said he quit…? he did have a minor off (understandable), but Suzuki knows you wad 0% of the bikes you don’t race.

  8. Norm G. says:

    re: “Faster than Scott Redding and Nicky Hayden”

    but then, so’s my little sister on her Power Wheels.

    • Gary says:

      Don’t exaggerate. It would require a Trek 12-speed racing bicycle to beat Redding and Hayden on their motor-sickles.

  9. Dargo says:

    Stoner needs come back as a rider during one of Suzuki’s wild card races….


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First off these gloves are amazing. Of course when I got my package I had to go out for a ride and try all my new gear out. Initially I thought I wasn't going to like the gloves because they were a tad bulkier than my other gloves but once I got used to them I fell in love. They allow great movement for operating controls, fit true to size, and feel like they would do their job in a crash. My hands were warm on tonight's ride. The Denim Jacket I like as well. I feel like the sleeves are a little short but I am also pretty tall at 6'4". It is a little bulkier than my other jacket but I got used to it fast. It was about 60 degrees out and I think this jacket would do fine another 10 degrees colder and with a flannel shirt or hoodie under it I think I would be fine even colder than that. I am always hot though so YMMV. Its got decent ventilation and quality zippers and snaps. The only thing I wish it had was a chest pocket inside for my phone and wallet or access to one of the outside chest pockets from the inside. All and all another great purchase from Motorcycle Gear, Thanks guys!
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Location: At the New Orleans Square end of Adventureland, right before the bridge over the Pirates of the Caribbean queue.

Date Opened: 6/23/1999

# of Ride Units: One giant tree.

Ride Capacity: Unknown. This attraction is a walkthrough and can hold well over 100 people at a time.

Restraint Method: None

Ticket Rating: B Ticket

Ride Photo: No

Time Commitment

Open/Close: Opens with the park and closes at dusk.

Wait Times: There is never really a wait time to get into the tree, though crowds may require waiting for a few minutes at any particular point in the treehouse.

Length of Ride: Self-guided, about 10 minutes if you don't spend much time looking at things.

FastPass: No

Single Rider: No

Queue Description: There is no queue.

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Health Restriction: To experience the full attraction will require ascending and descending stair equivelant to a several story climb. Guests with a fear of height may want to avoid this attraction.

Ride Access: The main portion of the treehouse is not at all accessible to wheelchairs or ECVs. There is ramp access to the ground level portion of the treehouse; to used go behind Tarzan's treehouse along the Pirates of the Caribbean building.

Wheelchair Transfer: To visit the main portions of the treehouse, it will be necessary to leave a wheelchair or ECV and walk or climb stairs on your own. The ground floor portion does not require a transfer, though the dirt surface may make navigation difficult.

Service Animals: Yes

Audio: There is some audio during in the treehouse but it tends to be atmospheric.

Weight and Size Issues: Should be none though some spaces are on the cramped size they should be large enough for any guest.

Parenting Information

Height Restriction: No

Child Swap: No

Other Issues: There is a panther hidden in the tree that growls and sounds like it is lunging at guests. It can be startling.

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  • At this location: Tarzan's Treehouse replaced Swiss Family Tree House, which opened November 18, 1962 and closed in February 1999. The original attraction, as with the current one was tied to a newly opened movie, 1960's Swiss Family Robinson, and presented various scenes from that movie.
  • The Attraction's History: Tarzan's Treehouse remains mostly unchanged since it opened in 1999.
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  • Souvenirs: When Swiss Family Tree House closed in 1999, each of the large fake leaves needed to be replaced, so the existing ones were kept and sold as souvenirs.
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Live :)

Enlarge it, frame it and this would make a lovely Mom's Day gift! :) - Darlingwendi  1209.5 #134 12:07AM
Now there is an idea! - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 5:54AM
That's a great idea! - DisneyDawn  419.2 #495 6:24AM
So cute!!! A perfect picture - lilo84  377.0 #568 9:45PM
Great pic Rick! Your blessed! - ...9  14.6 #8151 9:46PM
Yes I am :) - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:01PM
Oh my gosh, so cute! I hope to meet you guys someday. - Vegan7LuvsStitch  1025.0 #170 9:47PM
I know that little guy! Your kids are adorable, Rick! - ScubaSteve028  835.7 #207 9:47PM
Thanks Steve - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:01PM
So cute!! - RCmom  5229.2 #18 9:48PM
Hey it's my zombie buddy 👋 your kids are adorable!!! - Jillian  767.1 #227 9:48PM
He asked for his zombie friend the other night lol - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:02PM
So cute' - CherryTreeLane  460.4 #442 9:49PM
A pic worthy of a frame on the wall! - WARLOCK  3903.4 #30 9:52PM
Your kids really are cute both inside and out. They are so fun loving and chatty! They got a pretty cool dad too 😉 - Aquata  292.3 #913 9:56PM
Great meeting you and your husband. My kids had fun. You're one of the few to get my daughter to talk :) - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:01PM
Hahaha! I'm honored! She was fun to chat to! Cutest thing she said was in Pirates when they were shooting their pistols. "OH! He got me! He shot me in the nose ! " lol xD - Aquata  292.3 #913 10:05PM
Really? I didn't hear that lol. I'm sure you noticed that my kids have a very big imagination lol - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:07PM
Yes, and that's what makes them precious. I told her "You know what you do when he shoots you in the nose? Yell ARRRRR!" and she goes "ARRRR!!" xD - Aquata  292.3 #913 10:08PM
That's my girl! Thanks for keeping her imagination going :) - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:11PM
Hahaha my pleasure! ☺😉 - Aquata  292.3 #913 10:11PM
This needs to be framed!
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Will do! - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:11PM
What a magical picture!!✨ - Willierose  2267.8 #60 10:07PM
Love this shot! - LoneRAYnger  4261.4 #28 10:08PM
Thanks Ray. - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 10:11PM
picture perfect!! - Stitch_Legacy  5138.0 #19 10:10PM
Such cuties. Great pic👍 - sickgirl  273.4 #1077 10:40PM
What adorable kids! I wish I could get my little ones to stand still long enough for a cute picture like this when we are there :) - kgmommy  252.0 #1269 10:47PM

- TrueFromOzLovesDisney  481.6 #413 10:49PM
Aw so cute! - tballzz  558.2 #343 10:51PM
Thanks everyone. I have always wanted this picture but either its too crowded or I just forget lol - RickChavez  3537.1 #38 12:00AM
they're adorable :) - CuppycakeMermaid  144.3 #2742 12:02AM
Ok I am so jealous of your kids! Not only do they have a cool dad who takes them to Disneyland all the time but they are also super cute. 😁 - Miss_E_Mouse  1433.5 #106 12:04AM
Oh boy, that is wonderful. The castle seems to have wrapped its arms around them - MelodyMouse  6450.3 #14 12:04AM
Precious picture. I wish my kids would stay in one place long enough for a shot like this. - LaPearleNoir  1638.1 #95 6:22AM
What a cute picture. - LizO  471.1 #428 6:37AM
Aww cute ! - DisneyByMarco  1331.0 #116 6:46AM
This is a lovely photo in so many ways!
- teach67  129.5 #2970 11:53AM
Your kids are so cute!!! - Ain1derland  334.9 #678 11:55AM

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i am so glad i got to experience it,  but did not have to go thru it! - MsTikiMermadam  439.5 #461 5:56AM
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1. Watch the new "Paint the Night" parade 8:50 and 11pm nightly.

2. Watch the new "Disneyland Forever" Fireworks show at 9:30pm nightly.

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Come to our la  Brea sticker meetup which starts early at 4 pm then come join MWers to watch PTN and Fireworks too!  - secretagentangel  2171.5 #65 11:59PM
was bummed i did not make it two weeks ago,  see you in aug! - MsTikiMermadam  439.5 #461 6:41PM
Check✔finally completed the list! I think my favorite is the new fireworks shows!!! Gives me goosebumps and brings on the happy cry.  - MinnieMyLove  191.2 #2037 9:00AM
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I wish! Soon, very soon!! - MyMouseMickey32  151.7 #2618 4:56PM

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8. MeridaFan

9. MelodyMouse

10. MinnieMyLove

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6. Moog

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8. Dolewhipped

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10. DoomBuggy61

Yay @@Moog!!!! So great!  😁 - valj84DisneyDeppAddict  217.1 #1715 6:28PM
You sweet thing!  You crack me up!  I'm merely an apprentice being schooled by @@Tom!! - Moog  56.5 #4353 11:33AM
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Wtg @@DisneyMakesMeSmile and @@Moog ;) - otilegna  2314.7 #58 7:41PM
A major compliment from someone who hands me my you know what every game, @@otilegna 😜!!! - Moog  56.5 #4353 8:05PM
Yay !!!  - otilegna  2314.7 #58 9:42AM
Kind of shows anyone can play trivia and do well, newbie or veteran!😀 - secretagentangel  2171.5 #65 1:33PM
i fail hard!!!! - DarthFairy  115.0 #3249 7:23PM
Finally on the list thanks to @@DisneyMakesMeSmile - beentoall  197.0 #0 11:31PM

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Purchased the Voyageers book through this link so MW benefits twice  - UTDISNEYFAMILY  1637.6 #96 4:48PM
Spent $490 on it the other day - CVDisneyland  388.1 #548 12:40PM
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I downloaded this before a very long road trip, and it kept me entertained the whole time (well, except when I was taking my turn at the wheel, safety first!).  - Geekery  409.4 #512 10:21PM
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Just got it! Can't stop reading it. I am already starting chaper 16. Love how all the details of DL are woven into the story. - Tiggerific  341.7 #657 4:20PM
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Innoventions reopens as Star Wars Launch Bay September 30
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Luigi's Rollickin Roadsters opens early 2016

Were visiting during the diamond celebration.  I'm so excited because all of our favorite rides will be open! - Dsc1983  16.2 #7677 10:53PM
Awesome! Can't wait! - PrincessDaisy  323.7 #732 8:33AM
Noooooo...missing HM by 3 days 😭 - MissMolly  1310.9 #119 8:35AM
Darth Vader will be commanding the pirate ship beginning Oct 1. - MsTikiMermadam  439.5 #461 9:45PM

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We have our weekly MW sticker meetup at La Brea bakery at 4 pm in Downtown Disney! Lots of fun for newcomers and all and a great way to meet new people! Then we go to the MW spot we've held in DL to watch PTN and fireworks! Everyone is welcome! - secretagentangel  2171.5 #65 6:10PM
On Tuesday nights, duh!!!😂😂😩 - secretagentangel  2171.5 #65 10:47PM
Thank You - suzieq65  67.1 #4094 6:20PM
We will be there in November - makeitbluesaysmerriwether  39.5 #4998 9:58AM
I'm gonna have a crowding meetup Presidents' Day weekend! Post to come!  - TinkerSchelle  1783.3 #85 5:42PM
I'll crowd with you  - LaPearleNoir  1638.1 #95 2:27PM
I ❤ crowding meetups - bonedaddy909  1354.8 #113 12:29PM
Would love to come! - susanann  8.9 #10967 6:15PM
What day works best for you guys bonedaddy909 and susanann and LaPearleNoir? - TinkerSchelle  1783.3 #85 1:21PM
Any day Friday theough Monday works for me! - susanann  8.9 #10967 2:12PM
Friday thru Sunday for Us😃.....Wait a minute😳what the heck is a crowding meetup and what would we be crowding into??😂😂😂 - bonedaddy909  1354.8 #113 7:09PM
Actually the 5k is May 6th, 10k May 7th and 1/2 on May 8th in 2016.  I am doing 5k and 10k. - barbwire  7.1 #0 10:42PM
are there any MW going to Mickeys Halloween Party 10/31?  It would be fun to meet up.  - kimm84  28.2 #0 11:24PM
I think there is a post for this. Try searching for it, and you'll find all kinds of information about this particular night. Have a great time!  - teach67  129.5 #2970 11:09AM
Look under cadaver call and then find the date on post. I think that night is posted by toarrispirate - secretagentangel  2171.5 #65 2:12AM

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7. Stitch_Legacy

8. HandMeAChurroImmaFaint

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10. Winnie111286

This list needs to be updated! Just saying😬 - MadameLeota  3390.4 #39 9:51PM
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is this just a standing thing? Never changes? - DarthFairy  115.0 #3249 8:06PM

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8. Dave

9. Duchess_SMK

10. Sweet_Irish_Cream

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2. Winnie111286

3. MadameLeota

4. jacdanfan

5. grumpypapa

7. Coaster

8. Plumiegirl

9. Dave

10. goofygal

I love Disneyland! - MelodyMouse  6450.3 #14 11:30PM

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Here are the recent wait time leaders:

July: MelodyMouse 417.38
May: MelodyMouse 640.08
April: WARLOCK 228.33
March: HARR_E 290.27
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January: ShariRenee 246.23
December: MelodyMouse 303.05
November: MelodyMouse 410.98
October: jacdanfan 189.98

 Everyone for making   - Boundin  614.6 #310 10:21PM
That's awesome but like me a lot of ppl can't enter wait times I can't ever open or connect while in the park  - mickeyat78  1850.4 #82 5:39AM
Wow. Sorry to hear that. I'm on ATT and sometimes can't connect, tho it is rare - MelodyMouse  6450.3 #14 8:12PM
great job! It's the wait times that brought me to this app. Thank you - Kimo  183.7 #2142 8:16PM
The mysterious disappearing month of June! - MelodyMouse  6450.3 #14 12:13PM

Here are the Top 10 MouseWaiters of All-Time:

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2. Dave

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4. Plumiegirl

5. Tom

6. goofygal

7. uscdisneyteacher

8. BaseballMickey_CM

9. CobbPR

10. Sonja

Such great people on this list, many who doSo much for the app. 😍😍 - secretagentangel  2171.5 #65 2:09PM

Disneyland unFORECAST (BETA) is here! Top MouseWaiters giving you the rundown of what's happening at the Disneyland Resort. The unFORECAST now has its own page on the web www.unFORECAST.com

unFORECAST for the week of August 24, 2015
Summer is over, according to the Disneyland Resort calendar. Hours have been reduced for the first time since summer began (Disneyland & DCA closes at 10pm M-TH). Most Orange County schools are back in session today, which usually points to smaller crowds. Looking back at MouseWait's Historical Crowd Index (available in our new MagicPlan iOS Calendar), this week last year averaged in the low 60s (approx 60% capacity) -- it even dipped into the 50s on some days. This data points to lower crowds this week. If you've been waiting for the summer madness to end, this might be your week to hit the Parks! To get a real-time look at crowd levels, check the MouseWait App for Crowd Index averages and wait times. Have a great week! - Admin Aug 24, 2015 11:03AM

We have always noticed that Saturdays are better than Sundays! We always come on the weekend and say we want to leave at dinner time on Sunday, but always leave by 11-12 because there are so many people. We love Saturday!! - 1Princess3Princes  495.7 #399 5:39PM
I agree. I think it has to do with most passes being blocked - PoohSizedGuy  18.6 #7161 11:53PM
Saturday's rule! One of the perks of a premium pass!  - snappy  399.0 #532 7:32AM
I love these posts!  I do have a question/request/suggestion...is there a way to only show the 3-4 most recent posts?  It's a lot to scroll through. @@Admin - TiggersAndTinks  162.2 #2467 5:08AM
I second this. The info is great to have, but it's too long.  - 1HitchhikingGhost  239.8 #1421 5:04PM
summer surely has been very busy!  - MarshaMouse  4816.4 #22 12:18AM
I was there this week, Tues, Wed.,Thur. Very hot and muggy. Long lines except single rider lines were great. Because we had 3 days we didn't mind waiting in line. It's so fun to people watch while you wait. We had a great time. Can't wait until next time to go back. - Popcorn  9.4 #10617 9:33AM

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Been in the Midwest much of August. Nice to see wait time warriors have been out there walking and working! - MelodyMouse  6450.3 #14 7:25AM
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It all starts with choosing the name, and like a lot of things about modern fatherhood, yours is a much more complicated lot than the previous generation's. Not so long ago, a man could simply name his son after himself, safe in the knowledge that this was how the ritual worked. But today, naming is a form of self-expression for the parents and your son's name is the first thing you give him, non-genetically anyway. And it probably tells the world a lot about what you see in him and maybe just a smidge about your own aspirations. Perhaps that's why for several of these New York fathers and their offspring, their choices speak volumes. "The first baby came out such a dark and brooding character - it made us think of Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights," says Mr Euan Rellie, a British financier. "And his brother carried himself in such a substantial way that I immediately said, 'He's Titus'."

When Bon Appétit editor Mr Adam Rapoport and his pregnant wife were working their way through the alphabet on a drive to Long Island, they stopped at M, he says, "because when we got to Marlon, we just looked at each other and said 'Yes!'. Also, Keith Richards has a son named Marlon." And what about music impresario Mr Syd Butler, whose son is endowed with the very British appelation Nigel? "We figure he's either going to end up a rock star or an accountant," his father says proudly. "There's not a lot of room for middle ground with a Nigel."

Click on the images, above, to meet these men and more - and hear their views on modern parenting, below.

Mr Syd Butler and Nigel

As the founder of Frenchkiss Records, Mr Butler, 41, has brought the world the music of Bloc Party, The Hold Steady and Passion Pit. He was also the bassist for Les Savy Fav, and now plays alongside Mr Fred Armise in The 8G Band, the house band on Late Night With Seth Meyers. He started FKR.TV with the comedian Mr David Cross, and wrote a playoffs blog for the National Hockey League.

Would it surprise anyone, then, if he and his longtime partner, soap-opera actress Ms Amy Carlson, turn out renaissance kids? For two years, their daughter Lyla has had her own talk show on YouTube, originaly titled Five Questions by a Five-Year-Old, though the name and format have changed to accommodate her advancing age. "She's seven going on 28 now," Mr Butler says. And here comes kid brother Nigel, an avid train-set builder and part-time model for Hasbro.

Nigel, who is four, says his favourite things to do with his father include ice skating and, of course, those train sets. "Also," he adds, "we like to make up jokes." ("He loves jokes," Mr Butler says.)

Mr Butler says that after Nigel was born, he found himself approaching parenthood differently. "I coddled Lyla if she hurt her knee, but if my son gets hurt I tend to say, 'Come on Nigel, you're OK'," Mr Butler says. "I want him to be strong. But I guess it's all about the hang-ups I have as a man."

Mr Euan Rellie with Heathcliff and Titus

Mr Rellie, 46, hails from Brooklyn by way of London and has two sons with his wife, the journalist and socialite Ms Lucy Sykes. He is a co-founder and senior managing director of the investment bank Business Development Asia. As a new father, it hardly surprised him to gaze at his sons and see elements of himself - the same mannerisms or posture, and a developing interest in football (the European variety, of course). "But it did at first shock me when I realised that children actually, astonishingly, have their own personalities," Mr Rellie says. "It's great fun to see them doing something that makes me say, 'Now where does that come from?'"

This might be expressed by 10-year-old Heathcliff's obsession with Japanese manga comics, despite his father's boast of never having read a comic book in his life.

"He loves all kinds of Japanese culture - Godzilla, monsters, sushi," Mr Rellie says of his oldest son. Given that Dad spends a good deal of time on the western end of the Pacific Rim, the apple may not fall so far from the tree after all. As such, Mr Rellie is planning to take Heathcliff and his seven-year-old brother, Titus, to Japan later this year. As for their mother? "Their mum could take it or leave it," Mr Rellie says. "She says she'll come if I buy her a business-class ticket."

The boys say their favourite things to do include "going to different playgrounds" and "exploring", especially with their father. They also like to dress like him.

"We all wear polo shirts," Titus says, "and the same kinds of socks from a place called..."

"It's called the Gap," Heathcliff says. "And he doesn't like ripped jeans."

Mr Adam Rapoport and Marlon

"He's got his mother's eyes and his mother's butt," Mr Rapoport, the editor-in-chief of Bon Appétit, says of his son, six-year-old Marlon. Marlon is also stubborn, like both parents. "We're both Scorpios," Mr Rapoport says. "And he's a physical, active boy. He does not seem to lack for confidence."

Mr Rapoport, 44, took over Bon Appétit in 2010, after a long stint as American GQ's style editor. Last year, Advertising Age named Bon Appétit A-List Magazine of the Year. What would success mean for his son? "You want him to somehow be 'quote-unquote' successful at being who he actually is, a kid with personality and verve," Mr Rapoport says. Marlon hopes to become an artist someday.

"I'll get to go to my own office and I won't have a boss," he says to his father. "And I'm not going to buy a house. I'll live with you guys." Both of them appreciate style. "He used to wear skinny ties and chocolate wingtips to school," Mr Rapoport says. "Now, he's mostly interested in making sure there are no tags on the inside that can scratch against his skin." Marlon's happiest when he and his father "have secret boys' dates, just us two," he says. And what makes his father proud? "Reading hard words," Marlon says. "Like aquatic."

Mr Robert Stilin and Dylan

There's no question about paternity here. Just look at them: the matching chiselled jawlines, high cheekbones and nobly jutting ears. Nonetheless, while these are some strong genetics, Mr Stilin's 19-year-old son Dylan clearly understands that more than a few elements of his father's style are worth consciously emulating - from the buzzcut (both get a trim every two weeks) to the aviator shades to the personal trainer they both work out with (though not at the same time, they hasten to add).

Mr Stilin, 48, is an interior designer known for his authentically American style - clean but hardly sparse, modern but rich with patina. He is a favourite in the Hamptons as well as on Park Avenue and at 15 Central Park West, the 2008 billion-dollar tower where he has had several commissions. A man whose clients pay well into seven figures for a major home renovation job, he had the confidence to name his boy Dylan Stilin after all, and to use the word "no" from time to time. "He's got great taste, but a lot of the things I see him wearing aren't in my budget, such as his Lanvin sneakers," Dylan says of his father, whom he credits for teaching him "the importance of showing up". It is worth noting that Dylan, an English major at NYU, also holds down a part-time job as a barrista.

"I buy him Nikes," Mr Stilin says, "but if he has $600 sneakers at 19, what does he have to look forward to?"

Mr Nick Sullivan and Charlie

Ask Esquire's influential fashion director to name a Sullivan man's most cherished endeavors, and he might reply that both he and Charlie are possessed of a lifelong fascination with Lego. Asking Charlie to list their preferred father-son activites, however, yields an entirely different answer. "Camping," he says, looking plaintively at his father before adding, "if you liked it."

"I just don't enjoy it," Mr Sullivan, 50, says, by way of apology. "I would go, but I would just like to go camping in Greece or the South of France - someplace where it's a bit drier. But I'm glad he likes it."

At 10, Charlie does a lot of things his father doesn't. "He's learning guitar, which I never did," Mr Sullivan says proudly. "He makes movies with his friend - short, James Bond-like films with action sequences. Kids find their own way."

And while it's too early to tell, at the moment it seems entirely possible that Charlie's way might not come equipped with an extensive wardrobe. "I told him recently that as he keeps growing, he'll be able to wear all my clothes," Mr Sullivan says. "He just said, 'Not the yellow trousers'."

Mr Bill Gentle and Oscar

"He's quite mischievous, which I was as well," Mr Gentle, 36, says of his two-year-old son, Oscar. "In general, though, I think his generation is going to grow up less rebellious than ours, because their parents are a lot cooler." Mr Gentle, a much sought-after fashion photographer, rose to prominence on the strength of his blog, Backyard Bill, and its very stylish shots of people he encountered on the street (or his friends, whom he would occasionally shoot in his yard in Brooklyn).

Asked what sort of wisdom his own father passed down to him when Oscar was born, he says, "He told me to take a picture of him with a golf club and ball right away, so that he's even younger than Tiger Woods was. I'm not sure if that was good advice or not, but I did it."

Young Oscar has already logged significant time at the beach, because both parents surf. "He's portable enough that we bring him with us to Rockaway and Montauk," Mr Gentle says. "He likes the water. He'll probably be ready to paddle out on a board this summer when it's flat."