41. Furious Slugs - Ooze Blues Productions Furious slugs Ooze Blues Productions. Hold The Salt - 2007 Release. Furious slugs. Copyright © 2004-2008 Ooze Blues Productions All rights reserved http://www.furiousslugs.com/

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42. Free Pattern: Snails And Slugs At Mochimochi Blog When they’re not vying to determine which species will slowly take over the world, snails and slugs make cute house pets. Knit some up for your friends and http://mochimochiland.com/weblog/?p=259

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Home Login Register The Bakery ... Code Tags News Articles Code Sluggable Behavior Behaviors details version: 1.2 views: 7611 comments (28) rating by 5 users Login to add rating tags actsas beforeSave behavior friendly ... Login to add tags By Mariano Iglesias aka "mariano" This behavior lets your models act as slug-based models, useful for generating Search Engine friendly URLs. Easy to install, and easy to configure. This behavior will let you create unique slugs for every record added (or updated) to any of your models you attach it to. This is particularly useful to create SEO links out of, for example, a table of articles. Instead of seeing those ugly /articles/view/4 URLs, use the Sluggable Behavior and easily accept URLs such as /articles/view/my-seo-friendly-article. It handles the slug creation, slug collision, and allows you to specify different settings such as the separator to use, maximum width of a slug, among other useful parameters. Download, Source Code and Bug Tracking The latest Sluggable Behavior release is . For those of you who wish to keep up with the latest (not necessarily stable) Sluggable Behavior resides in the SVN repository of a project that includes other CakePHP goodies: Cake Syrup . All future official releases will be posted on this article. Get Sluggable Behavior 1.1.36

44. Pesticide-free Solutions To Slug Problems Most people would agree that it s not fun to find slugs in your garden. They have what seems to be an endless appetite for plants you re trying to grow. http://www.pesticide.org/slugs.html

Ugh! Slugs! Pesticide-free Solutions to Slug Problems Article in PDF Most people would agree that it's not fun to find slugs in your garden. They have what seems to be an endless appetite for plants you're trying to grow. They're also squishy and slimy. Don't give in to disgust, though, or pesticides. There are effective pesticide- free techniques for dealing with slugs so that they don't get out of control in your garden. What Kind of Slug Is This? Does it Matter? There are about 40 different kinds of slugs living in the U.S., but only about half of them are considered pests. Most of the pest slugs are species that people accidentally brought to this country from other parts of the world.(1) Common pest slugs in the Pacific Northwest include the European black slug, the gray garden slug, and the banded slug.(1-3) Managing the different species of slugs is similar, so you don't need to decide which kind of slug you've got in your garden. Benefits Slugs have important ecological roles. They help cycle organic matter, which in turns helps to build healthy, rich soil.(1) They also are food for wildlife, including raccoons, possums, garter snakes,(1) toads, turtles, and birds.(2) Signs of Slug Damage Slugs are most active at night; often you won't see them in your garden during the day unless it's cool and overcast. You'll see their silvery slime trails, though, and also see damaged plants. They chew large, ragged holes in leaves. They can also eat entire young plants, so that the plants completely disappear.(3)

45. ScienceDirect - Journal Of Colloid And Interface Science : Falling Slugs Your browser may not have a PDF reader available. Google recommends visiting our text version of this document. http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0021979701978919

Athens/Institution Login Not Registered? User Name: Password: Remember me on this computer Forgotten password? Home Browse My Settings ... Help Quick Search Title, abstract, keywords Author e.g. j s smith Journal/book title Volume Issue Page Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Volume 243, Issue 1 , 1 November 2001, Pages 262-264 Abstract Abstract + References PDF (48 K) Related Articles in ScienceDirect Experimental studies on the control of slug flow by int... Colloids and Surfaces Experimental studies on the control of slug flow by interfacial forces in silylated glass capillaries Colloids and Surfaces Volume 55 Pages 257-270 Abstract The effect of a solid surface on the resistance of a three phase contact line to motion was investigated in silylated, cylindrical and horizontal glass capillaries. The solid surface wetting property was modified by silylation procedures and prewetting with water or dodecane. To compare the calculated and measured values of different pressure drops the linear flow velocity and the dynamic contact angles were measured as a function of the hydrostatic pressure difference (driving force). The wetting heterogeneity of capillary surfaces, caused by water-prewetting and different silylation procedures, was suggested to be responsible for the capillary pressure drop which could not be described by the Laplace term alone. Abstract Abstract + References PDF (534 K) Analytical Approach for the Lucas ... Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Journal of Colloid and Interface Science

46. UCSC Health Slugs - Future Health Professionals At UCSC - Home The Future Health Professionals at UCSC (“Health slugs”) will encompass all aspects of the health professions including but not limited to medicine, http://www.healthslugs.org/

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47. Slugs Several species of slugs feed on potato, particularly West of the Cascade Mountains. The gray garden slug, Agriolimax reticulatum (Mollusca), http://pnwpest.org/potato/slugs.html

Slugs © 2000. Ralph E. Berry, Department of Entomology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR. Several species of slugs feed on potato, particularly West of the Cascade Mountains. The gray garden slug, Agriolimax reticulatum (Mollusca), is the most common. This slug is about 6 to 8 mm long and varies in color from gray to brown. All stages of slugs cause injury by rasping the tissues from the leaf surfaces. They can be associated with their injury by the trail of white shinny slime they leave behind. Eggs, which are yellowish-white and about 2 mm in diameter, are laid in clusters under clods, under boards, in weedy areas, or trash. Eggs are laid year around in cool moist conditions, but the majority are laid in late summer or fall before the rains begin. Home Print the FACT SHEET for more information ] Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.x or above to print. To download Acrobat Reader, click on "Get Acrobat Reader" icon.

48. Sea-Slugs From The Philippine Islands Seaslugs from the Philippine islands (OPISTHOBRANCHIA) Here you can find a way to identify your nudibranchs. Different colour variants are shown. http://www.philippine-sea-slugs.com/

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49. Felbane Slugs - Items - World Of Warcraft Felbane slugs Items - World of Warcraft. Sign in. Quick Facts. Level 115 Felbane slugs. Felbane slugs Binds when picked up. Projectile, Bullet http://www.wowhead.com/?item=32883

50. Ezra Klein: Hunting Slugs My fellow slugs were a bit out of line. But nothing justifies aiding and abetting people willing to make threats to commit any crime of violence with the http://ezraklein.typepad.com/blog/2006/04/future_imperfec.html

hostName = '.typepad.com'; Subscribe! (XML) Capitalist Corner Wish List Film Portal BR Finance Portal BR Games Portal BR ... Main April 17, 2006 Hunting Slugs I know I'm not supposed to, but I pity Michelle Malkin. Really, I do. Punditry is a game of incentives, encouragement, luck. You write a hundred articles before striking paydirt with one. That zeitgeisty dispatch activates an eruption of applause and adulation, so you try to repeat it. Soon enough, you've got a niche, a style, a persona. The lucky ones, among whom I include myself, find their path opening towards responsible, serious commentary. The sort of articles that allow us to wake up, yawn, look in the mirror, and feel good about what we see. And then there are the unlucky ones, the Michelle Malkins, who achieve acceptance through hatred and venom, and find themselves groping down the darkest path to political success. Right now, the dark-haired, lashy, Ann Coulter understudy is happily wrapped in one of her typical controversies: a crew of students at UC Santa Cruz, my alma mater, protested some military recruiters, and Malkin got hold of a press release with their personal contact information a poorly conceived inclusion on the students' part, but then, these are undergraduates, not trained media flacks. Rather than calling and speaking to them herself, which is what members of the press are supposed to use such releases for, Malkin published their personal information on her website, prompting her hordes of orcish mouth-breathers to brandish their pitchforks and inundate the unsuspecting students with death threats (some of which you can read

51. Growabrain: Mating Slugs Rare footage of two slugs mating in midair. (From Reality Carnival). Images of Frost Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Mating slugs http://growabrain.typepad.com/growabrain/2008/02/mating-slugs.html

hostName = '.typepad.com'; growabrain About the Blog About Me Real Estate Recommendations Search Grow a Brain Moving to New Zealand open links in new window Calculators Archives Site Graphics Grab a graphic to link to GAB People are Talking See what people are saying about Grow a Brain. Credits Site design by taz Original "gabby" character artwork by Alonzo Real Estate Census Realty Syndicate this site (XML) Add me to your TypePad People list Suggest a link Collections 2004 Election 2008 US Election A new Direction Advertising ... Main February 28, 2008 Mating slugs Rare footage of two slugs mating in midair. (From Reality Carnival Images of Frost Cloud formations by Alex Antas A Huge Depository of Nature’s Unusual Mysteries Here var addthis_pub = 'growabrain'; February 28, 2008 in Nature Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/16165/26308420 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Mating slugs Comments The frost pictures are amazing! How paradoxical that they are the product of such immense cold and yet they look a bit like melted and solidified wax. Very beautiful. Wish I could undersatnd the accompanying text! Posted by: Julie at Feb 28, 2008 12:30:59 PM

52. SLUgS The sixth annual slugs Symposium will take place on Sunday, November 18, 2007. Check out the schedule of talks, and contact Nancy (nward AT berkeley DOT http://slugs.berkeley.edu/index.php

SLUgS home - useful - contact photos links - about - constitution members history - events - April 2008 S M T W T F S Events for 2008-4-3: SLUgS Website, Home of the Society of Linguistics Undergraduate Students Welcome to the website of SLUgS, the official undergraduate linguistics club at UC-Berkeley The sixth annual SLUgS Symposium will take place on Sunday, November 18, 2007 . Check out the schedule of talks We're planning lots of other cool stuff this semester. We meet weekly, Tuesdays at 5pm in 1229 Dwinelle . (The room is in the Ling Department, which is on Level A of the office portion of Dwinelle). Meetings are an excellent opportunity to hang out with other undergrads, talk about homework problems, and gossip about how cool the professors are. Hope to see you there! This page updated 15 Nov 2007. © 2005 SLUgS, the Society of Linguistic Undergraduate Students at UC-Berkeley

53. Slug Comparison The bullet path of each of these shotgun slugs in this chart was tested at an outdoor range. The wind was 05 mph, quartering right; the temperature was 82 http://www.nrapublications.org/tah/Slugs.asp

54. Controlling Slugs And Snails In The Garden Guide to Controlling slugs and Snails in the Garden. http://www.thegardenhelper.com/slugs.html

Celebrating 10 years of helping your gardens grow! The Garden Helper Gardening Basics "How to" Guides House plants ... The Gardener's Forum SLUGGGGGGS! YUK! Controlling Slugs and Snails in Your Garden March 13, 1999 Ahhhhh! The joys of springtime abound... The new blossoms forming on your perennials, sunshine, longer days,........ slugs! The slug... your adversary Slugs may be a very serious problem to you if you live in the Northwest or other moisture laden areas of the country. A single lawn prawn can successfully remove an entire row of seedlings from your garden in no time at all. He can turn a perfect plant into swiss cheese over night and return to the safety of his hideaway, leaving you to wonder what happened...... As slugs wander about, doing their evil little slug deeds, they leave behind them a trail of slime which amounts to nothing less than a road sign for themselves and every other slug to follow to the grand feast. To make the situation even worse, slugs are hermaphrodites, they all have male and female reproductive systems. Yes, they can mate with themselves, and in the privacy of their own abode, each slug will produce two to three dozen eggs several times a year. The egg clusters look like little piles of whitish jelly BB sized balls. They will hatch in anywhere from 10 days to three weeks or longer, and these sluglingss can mature to adulthood in as little as six weeks. Destroy the eggs... wherever you find them. Slugs may live for several years, getting larger with proportionately larger appetites each year. Now, do you

55. Thursday, January 10, 2008 CB is gone, off visiting different cities to investigate postdoc opportunities. Rather than dwell on it (OH MY GOOOOD IT SUUUCKS), I will entertain you with http://celebrityseaslugs.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar Thursday, January 10, 2008 Pest control CB is gone, off visiting different cities to investigate postdoc opportunities. Rather than dwell on it (OH MY GOOOOD IT SUUUCKS), I will entertain you with a story from my latest workplace. I write and edit materials about plant conservation for a Very Important Institution. We have gardeners on-site to manage some of our exhibits, and yes, I'm being vague in the hopes it will take you longer than 30 milliseconds to figure out where I'm employed. Just after Christmas, one of the staff gardeners let out a bloodcurdling screech from the shed where he kept his tools. Moments later, he came into the office looking several shades paler than normal. For background information, this is a nutria. It looks cute, but it's actually slightly more evil than European starlings. Or your worst relative, in case you are a normal person who doesn't understand why starlings are the spawn of Satan over here. Nutria are an invasive species who happen to be champion eaters, so they inflict irreparable damage on our native wetlands as they munch their way across the United States. This is why you can find all sorts of interesting information online from people who hate nutria...like this handy book of recipes Anyway, our gardeners hate nutria. Haaaaate. And while we environmentalists are all supposed to be hippy-dippy treehugger types, the truth is that we get downright pissed when invasive species show up and throw one more wrench into our sputtering ecosystems. Apparently, we aren't too good at keeping quiet, because someone figured out that our group is anti-nutria.

56. Slugs And Slug Control In The Garden And Landscape In certain climates slugs and snails can be imporatnt landscape pests. Learn how to safely manage these critters with new low toxicity baits. http://www.livingwithbugs.com/slugs.html

Home Guides Tool Kit Links ... ADVERTISE ON 'BUGS Slugs and Snails in the Garden Slugs and snails can sometimes cause a lot of damage Summary: Slugs and snails can be important pests in the garden and landscape. They are most common in warm and wet climates but snails can be a problem in warm and dry climates as well. These critters feed on plants by shredding tender leaves and flowers. Jack DeAngelis, PhD OSU Ext. Entomologist (ret.) This page will help you get rid of slugs and snails from your garden and landscape. Slugs and snails are terrestrial (land) mollusks , related to clams and shellfish. Snails have an external shell while slugs do not (see pictures below). Both are garden pests in wet climates where they eat plants, especially tender leaves. In the US slug and snails are most important on the west coast and in southern states . Plant damage is usually irregular in shape sometimes accompanied by distinctive "slime trails" that mark where the critters crawled the night before. Outside the garden, slugs and snails actually do beneficial things. They recycle organic matter helping to build soils and they are important prey for other wildlife. Inside the garden and landscape, however, slugs and snails can do considerable damage and often must be controlled. Grey garden slug (about 1/2" long).

57. The Electric Slugs: Original Music And Cover Songs By A Garage Band Sort-a Group An original band, music and multimedia projects that are intended for free distribution on the internet without commercial content. http://membrane.com/elecslug.html

The Electric Slugs A Sample Of Experiments In the Adventures of Sir Vent Electric Slugs Alive! Homepages From: All music is written and recorded spontaneously. We help lay the foundation for: Industrial Noize Pollution Yzark.com More Free Music Glistening Trail Records ... The Philadelphia Spirit Experiment Publishing Company These graphics, images, text copy, sights or sounds may not be used without expressed written consent of the Glistening Web Communications Corporation.

58. Dancing Slugs - Free Addicting Game From AddictingGames Dancing slugs Free Addicting Game from AddictingGames slugs rock out C+C Music Factory. http://www.addictinggames.com/dancingslugs.html

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59. Banana Slugs The Banana Slug (Ariolimax columbianus) and the European Black Slug (Arion ater) are two members of the Class Gastropoda found in the Northwest United http://www.scsc.k12.ar.us/2001Outwest/PacificNaturalHistory/Projects/GannK/Defau

Banana Slugs and European Black Slugs The Banana Slug ( Ariolimax columbianus) and the European Black Slug ( Arion ater ) are two members of the Class Gastropoda found in the Northwest United States. They travel on a muscular foot leaving a trail of slime, which serves several purposes. They have on a dorsal hump, a radula with 27,000 teeth-like structures, and a mantle with a cavity. For a detailed look at a slug's anatomy, go to http://tammyslug.com/love-anatomy.html The Banana Slug can grow up to 12 inches (26 centimeters) and is the world's second largest slug. The European Slug's length may range from 2.8 to 6 inches. The coloration of the Banana Slug may be a bright yellow, slate-green, or white with or without black spots. The European Black Slug, which is not native to the United States, may be black, brown, or reddish in color. This slug can be easily identified by the numerous ridges and grooves on its dorsal side. Ariolimax columbianus Banana Slug Photo Courtesy of Dr. Robert Thomas and Margaret Orr

60. IGN: SNK Slugs Wii SNK s first title for Wii is Metal Slug Anthology, a compilation of classic Metal Slug projects. Best of all, these games have been enhanced to take full http://wii.ign.com/articles/704/704020p1.html

IGN.com AskMen.com Rotten Tomatoes GameSpy ... Find Jobs Search: The Web IGN.com IGN Wii Search Log In Register My Account My Alerts ... My Wishlist Mercenaries 2 More Clancy Deadly Creatures Street Kings April Fools' Alone in the Dark EndWar Soulcalibur IV Fallout 3 Bionic Commando Dragon Ball Z Opoona Universe at War Dark Sector Viking: BfA Ninja Gaiden DS Crisis Core: FF7 Smash Bros. Vegas 2 Dark Sector Army of Two Fuel of War Condemned 2 New Updates Click these links: Developer Diaries Blogs from the makers: New Game Releases Read our reviews: Online Walkthroughs Free strategies: SECTIONS CHANNELS Insider Founders' Club Games Entertainment ... Club.IGN GET GAMES IGN Games Wii News ... Metal Slug Anthology (Wii) Blogs Boards Guide FAQs Cheats Reviews Previews News Features SNK Slugs Wii Classic Metal Slug games hit Nintendo's new system with added free-hand style controller functionality. by Matt Casamassina May 1, 2006 - SNK revealed exclusively to IGN today that after a long absence from Nintendo's home consoles it has signed up to develop games for Wii, the platform formerly code-named Revolution. SNK's first title for Wii is Metal Slug Anthology , a compilation of classic Metal Slug projects. Best of all, these games have been enhanced to take full advantage of Wii's innovative free-hand style controller, which translates gestures made by players into on-screen movement.

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