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Now the power light on the wheel is flashing yellow, orange, and blue. I did a hard reset, reset my power breaker, and tried plugging my wheel directly into the wall instead of a surge protector. I'm think in might need a firmware update?
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Thunder can be heard from miles away, an early warning that a storm is about to arrive. So, perhaps it's only fitting that the name of Oklahoma City's NBA team didn't sneak up on anyone.
The local ABC affiliate reported in mid-July that Thunder had been chosen as the nickname. Then the NBA Web site listed NBA.com/thunder as a link to the Oklahoma City team's page. Then the Orlando Magic's site listed games against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
That left Bennett somewhat surprised that hundreds of people still showed up in the atrium of Leadership Square, watched from their office windows or leaned over a second-floor walkway to hear it for sure.
To unveil the logo, six children joined players Desmond Mason and Damien Wilkins to pull down a curtain as the AC/DC song "Thunderstruck" blared over the loudspeaker. What was revealed was a large blue banner with the logo in the middle, and splashes of yellow at the top and reddish-orange at the bottom.
Bennett said the light blue color coincides with the state flag to represent the inclusion of all Oklahomans, the yellow refers to the sun and the reddish-orange color to the sunset. With the University of Oklahoma featuring crimson as its primary color, and Oklahoma State using orange, Bennett said it was "not too red and not too orange."
Thunder is a fitting moniker for the Oklahoma City franchise, not only as a reference to powerful storms in the area known as Tornado Alley. The Oklahoma City-based 45th Infantry Division carries Thunderbirds as its nickname, and that's a reference to the state's American Indian heritage. Even one of Oklahoma native Garth Brooks' biggest hits was "The Thunder Rolls."
The team name had been the most evident -- and talked about -- element missing after Bennett announced July 2 that the SuperSonics would be moving to Oklahoma City through an agreement that will have him pay the city of Seattle up to $75 million to settle a lawsuit.
While the team applied for trademarks to six names -- the others were Wind, Barons, Marshalls, Energy and Bison -- Bennett said the decision on the name had been made "quite some time" ago. He said the names on the trademark applications weren't finalists, and he wouldn't reveal what other names got serious consideration.
"It's very unique," said Mason, a former Oklahoma State forward who the Thunder acquired in an offseason trade with Milwaukee. "It's going to take some time getting used to, just like Utah Jazz or Orlando Magic, but I think it's a great thing for the state and a great thing for the city."
I've been told orange and yellow shrimp can't inter-breed, is this accurate? I currently have 1 blue dream tank, 1 red cherry tank, and a yellow tank. Would it be safe to add some of the gorgeous orange shrimp from ACoOp into the yellow tank without risking them mating and producing wild types? I've spent a long time culling and improving my colors so the last thing I need is some genetic roulette game screwing it up.
I have no idea about anyone else but in my personal experience I have actually seen firsthand yellow and oranges interbreed. They produce some light orange and a few yellow and then oddly enough some like blue jelly and light green wilds. I'd def err on the side of caution if you want to keep your strains pure!
Mostly all "colors" of Neo shrimp are based on neocaridina davidi species and can definitely interbreed. Some of the newer ones are based on newly discovered Neo species and this is mainly only attributed to Snowball shrimp.
Right now, Red.... all forms..., green, blue, orange, or yellow are generally from the same line.
All neocaridina colors are the same species and can interbreed. The issue with this however is different from the issue with mixing strains of other species. The way colors are developed in neocaridina shrimp is each color is essentially missing part of the genetic puzzle that wild types have. When you start mixing colors, they quickly start filling those missing puzzle pieces and will start to turn brown. This will even happen in a tank of just 1 color and is why culling is essential but in a mixed tank it happens much faster and easier.
If you have a minor-to-moderate condition such as abdominal pain or mild breathing difficulties, you will go to the yellow zone. In this area, stretchers are only used for assessments and certain treatments. After you are seen by a health care provider, you may be asked to return to the yellow zone waiting room for further assessments, tests, and results.
If your issue is more complex such as severe dehydration, breathing problems, or if you have a complex medical history, you will be placed in the orange zone. You may need to stay longer and require a stretcher. You will be assessed by a nurse and physician and may require blood tests, X-rays, or medications.
If your issue is still more complex and may require resuscitation, ongoing medical care, or closer observation, you will be assigned to the blue/red zone. Some examples include heart attacks, severe breathing problems, traumas, cardiac arrests, or active seizures. Also, if you require heart or frequent vital sign monitoring, you will typically be placed here. You will be seen by a nurse and physician and may also see other members of our team such as a respiratory therapist, depending on your condition.
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Habitat: Moderately clear to turbid, quiet warm waters in streams, rivers, lakes, reservoirs and ponds, around vegetation and near logs, trees, brush and stumps. Spawning activity begins when water reaches 63-68 degrees.
Tips: Will strike artificial baits including crankbaits, spinner baits, jigs, plastic worms or crayfish, earthworms, minnows, leeches and frogs. Best fishing early morning or late evening in warm summer months.
Tips: Cast lures into any little eddy or pool, especially in rocky shoal areas and retrieve. Try targeting them in the Yellow, Alcovy, Towaliga, any forks of the Oconee River and in the mainstem Oconee River down to Milledgeville.
Tips: Natural color Zoom finesse worms such as green pumpkin or watermelon or any other small worms on a 1/8-ounce shakeyhead rigged weedless. Small Rooster tails or Satilla spins and floating Rapalas work well on light gear. Fly rod anglers should use streamers and poppers.
Description: Chattahoochee bass differ from all other bass species in that the second dorsal, caudal, and anal fins have bright red/orange coloration on their outer portions and numerous dark spots. Typically 5-11 inches.
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