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Spinach and Citrus Salad with Sweet and Spicy Pecans
- Total Time:
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- Prep:
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- Cook:
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- Level:
- Easy
- 3 cups fresh spinach, washed and dried, cut into chiffonade
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 1 orange, supremed and halved
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 cup pecan halves
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Citrus Dressing, recipe follows
- Citrus Dressing:
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons orange or grapefruit juice (or a combination)
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Put the spinach and green onions in large salad bowl and sprinkle with the halved citrus supremes. In a small saute pan over medium heat, add the butter and sugar and stir until the butter is melted. Add the pecans and toss until the pecans begin to brown. Stir in the rosemary and cayenne and stir just a few seconds to release the aroma. Remove from the heat and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Sprinkle the pecans on the salad while still warm. Drizzle the dressing over salad and serve.Citrus Dressing:
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Perfect Location- we are only 5 minutes walking distance to town, no transportation needed, so your group can explore on their own all the great beaches and places in town
12 years experience- we locally coordinate the retreat for you, so you can sit back and enjoy time to yourself
Montezuma Yoga organizes group retreats with renowned teachers at Hotel Los Mangos. The hotel offers accommodation in 10 rooms and 9 bungalows in a beautiful mango orchard looking out to the ocean. You can relax by the pool, watch the monekys, hike to the waterfalls or take a horseback ride along the beaches. To view the hotel, please check out the website www.hotellosmangos.com
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"Just over ten years ago, Dagmar came to my class at the newly-opened Virayoga and asked me if I'd ever be interested in teaching a yoga retreat. I'd never done so, it hadn't even crossed my mind. She told me she'd be opening a yoga studio down there and I'd be the first to lead a retreat group. I signed on for the adventure, and was forever grateful for that experience and the many that followed thereafter at Dagmar's haven. Ten years later, amidst hundreds of retreats annually in Costa Rica, Montezuma Yoga is one paradise that stands out among the rest. Dagmar and her team have a level of professionalism, hospitality and care that is unrivaled. The food on her retreats is always of a superb quality, nourishing and satisfying even to the most discriminating of clients, and of course the yoga pavilion boasts one of the most idyllic views on Earth. I'm proud to have been the first teacher at Montezuma Yoga, and I cannot wait to return. "
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Barbara Campins & Serra Lynn Smick Yoga Retreat at Los Mangos
Two passionate yoga instructors with different, and unique styles are bringing to you this yoga retreat of divine renewal. Our intention is to remind you of your inherent connection to your true nature, a mental, a physical and a spiritual surrendering. This retreat is for yoga practitioners of all levels looking to deepen their understanding of the body/mind/spirit practice called "yoga."
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Join us on a journey into the land of You. Your soul is the most magical place you can be. Through breath, movement and play reveal the unique and authentically brilliant you. Embraced in our jungle setting over the Pacific we explore the wisdom of your body, mind and spirit through yoga, rebirth breath work and your intuitive self. In our morning yoga sessions and daily play we form asanas and flow and teach our body to align more comfortably for greater strength and ease. In breath work we travel into our personal thought process, emotional patterns and discover our undeniable intuition. Retreats are for play, true talk, peace and clarity and bringing to light how brilliantly you can shine
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Crossing the Threshold: An Intimate Journey into Power, Wisdom, and Transformation
Are you a woman over 45? Are you ready to finally embrace the life you were meant to live?
Join your facilitators, Fran Medina and Cynthia Scher, on this week-long retreat of self-discovery and self-empowerment for women in the second half of life.
In this retreat, you will learn to:
In many indigenous cultures, women have been revered for their creativity and wisdom as they age. But in Western society, where youth is worshipped over wisdom, we have forgotten this. We ourselves must first honor and embrace this stage in our lives so that we may move into what we want to create at this glorious time of our lives.
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The retreat also includes optional daily yoga classes, spa/healing modalities, private sessions, and tours.
You'll go home ready to live a truly authentic life—the life you were meant to have. If not now, when?
The cost for this retreat, including accommodations, two meals a day, yoga, a spa treatment, and a group tour is only $1499 FOR A LIMITED TIME! Visit www.CrossingTheThreshold.biz for more information.
Fran Medina is a board certified holistic nurse/life coach with over 34 years of health experience. She also is certified in IGM Acupressure, Stress Resiliency coaching, and Smoking Cessation counseling; has training in Clinical Aromatherapy and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT); and has extensive experience teaching as a Reiki Master.
Cynthia Scher is a transformational life coach who earned her master's degree in Transpersonal Psychology and her certificate in Body/Mind Consciousness and Wellness Counseling. She also has extensive experience as a writer, shamanic practitioner, dream worker, and storyteller.
February 21st-28th, 2015
Retreat Shannon Cluff & Lisa Sanson at Los Mangos
Simplify Costa Rica Yoga Retreat
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Slow down. Tap in. Get clear. Shannon and Lisa welcome you to Montezuma, Costa Rica and the beautiful Montezuma Yoga. Join them and a new group of friends for a week of breath-taking sunsets, waterfalls, sunshine and incredible yoga classes in an open air yoga studio, all with the intention of connecting to our truly relaxed selves. Students will enjoy two yoga classes a day including a guided morning meditation. Beautiful, fresh food with vegan and vegetarian options available, individual 2 person bungalows complete with deck hammocks, and 2 separate beaches in the endearing town of Montezuma. Lay in your hammock chatting with the howler monkeys in a blissful state of relaxation in the warm afternoon sun with us, or go surfing, lay on the pristine beaches, go touring, or visit a patio for cocktails at one of the ocean front restaurants. A great retreat for couples, friends or individual travellers open to meeting amazing people. Welcome gift, waterfall hike and good company included. Just 20 spots available.
Shannon and Lisa are friends that have a combined total of 16 years experience teaching yoga. Lisa teaches full-time for Yyoga in addition to private Yoga Tune Up ® instruction and Shannon teaches at Balance Yoga, Distrikt Movement, private sessions and trains yoga teachers for several teacher training programs in BC. They teach a variety of yoga styles and bring their mutual love of Flow, Hatha, Therapy Ball Rolling, Yin Yoga and meditation to this retreat. They are excited to host you for this very special week focussed on the art of slowing down, simplifying life and enjoying the present moment together.
Visit www.shannoncluffyoga.com or www.sansonyoga.com for more details and registration.
$1295.00 US tax included (includes everything except flights and transportation from airport to Montezuma. Surf lessons, tours and the best massage you have ever had available for an additional charge at very reasonable rates.)
February 28th-March 7th, 2015
Retreat Brian Williams at Los Mangos
Your Costa Rican yoga adventure with New York City yoga instructor Brian Williams will revolutionize the way you practice yoga, deepen your connection to your inner artist (yes, we all have an inner artist!) and leave you deeply relaxed, reinvigorated, and ready to take on new challenges with passion, energy, and presence.
Early morning meditation and journaling sessions will work to release and encourage your creative spirit, so that you can express yourself and pursue your dreams with renewed energy and vigor. Our daily early morning yoga sessions will invigorate, giving you strength and energy to take on the day's adventures, and the late afternoon classes will focus more on deep stretch and relaxation, with a slower, meditative feel.
After breakfast, the day is yours, so seize it! Hang out at the beach, get a massage with the soothing sounds of the ocean in your ears, or take a surf lesson, zip-line tour through the canopies, hike to the nearby waterfalls, or just chill in your hammock with a great book. Also included in your trip is a fantastic snorkeling trip to Tortuga Island.
Brian Williams is a Core Strength Vinyasa teacher, trained by Sadie Nardini, founder of the style. He teaches Punk Rock Yoga and Core Strength Vinyasa classes in New York City for ten years, and is also a writer, Feng Shui practitioner, and Reiki Master. He considers yoga to be a great way to help his students live the most amazing version of their lives. His teachings encourage inner strength, and getting self-centered in the most positive sense. His retreats are more like vacations with great friends—filled with fun, laughter, and playful irreverence.
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Steve Gold
Years ago in what now seems to be another life, Steve Gold, owner of Philly Power Yoga, worked behind a desk as a successful sales and marketing executive. Although success and wealth came quickly for Gold, his career path proved to be unfulfilling. Gold realized the most important wealth is health, and spent the next 17 years studying and practicing spiritual principles and lifestyle, including eight years with Baron Baptiste.
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Sara Ronsvalle
For Sara, yoga is about constantly moving toward a greater connection with herself. It's a tool that inspires and reminds her that the best of version of her self already lies within. Through both stillness and movement we practice listening to ourselves in the present moment. Whatever we hear is information we can use to make more authentic choices about how we want to live our lives. It is from this place, as a guide, Sara encourages others to trust the wisdom that resides within.
Sara is certified through the Nosara Yoga Institute in Nosara, Costa Rica and has received over 400 hours of training in yoga for both adults and children.
March 14th-21st, 2015
Retreat Danielle Yarusso
at Los Mangos
What are you doing Spring Break 2015? Join me for the trip of your lifetime!
I will be leading a 7 day retreat in the beautiful beach town of Montezuma, Costa Rica. Montezuma is a laid back village with breathtaking white sand beaches and blue-green waters set against a thick jungle backdrop. Stay right on the water and enjoy the view and sound of the beautiful pacific ocean as you practice yoga daily in an outdoor pavillion. Go surfing, zip lining, stand up paddle boarding, snorkeling, jump off a 35 foot high waterfall and tour the remote island of Cabuya to meet with locals to make coconut oil. Spend your days practicing yoga, exploring Montezuma or relaxing and your nights partying in the center of Montezuma, which is just a five minute walk along the beach from the hotel. End the week with a New Moon Party on the beach (it's a new moon people!) to celebrate new beginnings and your transformative experience in Costa Rica!
To provide a fun and transformative experience through travel and yoga.
Price: 1,099$ shared accommodation
March 21st-28th, 2015
Yoga Retreat with Krystal Thompson & Emily Jean
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"Join Krystal Thompson (RYT 200hr, PYT 500hr) and Emily Jean (Certified Holistic Health Coach) for a week of yoga, deep discussion & interactive workshops, where you'll be able to discover your true self- and body-love.
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Retreat Ken Nelson & Lesli Lang
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Celebrate the natural world with a seriously-fun eco-venture. Discover how yoga and qigong feel in a tropical wonderland with one-fifth of the world's bio-diversity. Enjoy beaches, birding, jungle walks, and eco-touring. Nurture yourself with like-hearted spirits.
Ken and Lesli offer gentle, easy-to-learn, evidence-based practices that restore wellbeing and wholeness. Yoga and qigong nurture transformation through intentional breathing, postures, guided imagery, and attention training. Qigong is graceful, low-impact movement coordinated with breathing. This soft, internal style of moving-with-less-effort promotes balance, strength and agility. (Qigong may be done with athletic shoes or barefoot.)
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Relaxation happens naturally when you stop creating tension. Slow down. Care for your self. You'll return vital, rested and renewed.
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Nearly four years into his Old Trafford career, Patrice Evra has blossomed into one of the world's leading left-backs.
The archetypal modern full-back blends grace with grit and Patrice is certainly as strong going forward as he is defending. Blessed with abundant energy and aerial ability that belies his short stature, he also has the necessary skill and pace to beat his marker and his darting runs down the wing add an extra dimension to the Reds attacks. It's not just United fans who think he's top, either: his performances earned him a place in the PFA's Team of the Year in both 2007 and 2009.
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Mike Norman, opinion writer at the Star-Telegram, is whining about the Voter ID law. If anyone has been following the law in the media, you know it has been a confusing tale. One court strikes it down, another re-instates it. It's been going back and forth at the legal equivalent of a ping pong match.
In fact, U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos of Corpus Christi found the requirements "draconian" and ruled last week that the voter ID law passed by the Legislature in 2011 discriminated against African-American and Hispanic voters.
And, according to the evidence in a nine-day trial, that's what the Legislature wanted.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals brushed those findings aside — didn't even address them — on Tuesday in ruling that because voting is just days away, the state should be allowed to enforce its voter ID rules as planned.
And to be frank, I am very conflicted on whether or not I want the courts to strike this down.
Oh, don't get me wrong. I think having to show ID is a good idea. This is a right that only exists because a person is a member of the polity; so showing proof of that is not violating a fundamental right.
Where I get my confusion is how we, gun owners and pro-rights supporters, could use the case.
It's not hard to get the proper ID, proponents say. But evidence showed that for hundreds of thousands of Texans — disproportionately, African-Americans and Hispanics who are poor — it is difficult.
For them, the travel time to the nearest Department of Public Safety office to get a free ID card is 90 minutes or more. When they get there, they must have the proper documentation, which typically includes a certified copy of their birth certificate.
If they were born in Texas and can make an in-person visit to the proper records office and know how to ask for it, they can get a birth certificate for the cut rate of $2 or $3.
If they need to get it by mail, need to correct errors in their certificate, were not registered at birth or need a certificate from another state, the cost is at least $22 or as much as $47.
Those costs led the judge to declare the new voter ID law an unconstitutional poll tax, although that was not the primary focus of the trial.
Emphasis mine in the above paragraph. I looked up Taxi cab rates in the Dallas Fort Worth area and assumed about 60 miles travel in 90 minutes round trip. At $2.25 for initial charge and $1.80 per mile; that works out to about $110. Add in the $3 charge in person cost to get a Birth Certificate and round up to about $115 dollars.
Still less than the basic costs of a Concealed Handgun License at $140. Plus the $10 for the fingerprints, something the Voter ID does not require. Plus the $10 or so for Photos. Plus the $35 to $150 dollars for the class, Plus the $5 Proficiency Test fee. Even if we double the costs for the taxi instead of bus fare or getting a friend to take the person to get their birth certificate — it still is less burdensome than getting a Concealed Handgun License. And let's not forget that each and every applicant for a CHL has to have a valid form of photo identification already !!!!!!
In fact, U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos of Corpus Christi found the requirements "draconian" and ruled last week that the voter ID law passed by the Legislature in 2011 discriminated against African-American and Hispanic voters.
Hence my dilemma. If it is based on cost and burden; it should be clear that having to get a license to carry in public would have a greater impact on African-American and Hispanic voters. But of course that assume the judge trying the case would apply the law in a logical, rational and consistent basis. Most of the time I haven't seen that happen when we are talking about restrictions on 2nd Amendment issues.
I think that the legislation will get around, eventually, to making Open Carry legal with a license. Then it is a short stride from there (huge hurdle but small step) to Constitutional Carry. So I'm not putting too much hope on the courts forcing the Legislation to act.
So how do the 3 or 4 people still reading this feel? Should we require a photo id for voting? Do you support the courts striking down or keeping the Voter ID law?


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MAG trailer requires your inspirational battlefield speech
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MARS NEEDS WOMEN, claims NASA pseudo 'naut: They eat less
Re: Testosterone may not help the trip
Pretty sure there's some studies going on now about how higher testosterone levels may benefit in terms of less muscle wastage and bone demineralisation. Though I can't see how a group off confined men or women tanked up on it could end well
Will Apple give Chinese iPhone workers cancer? THE TRUTH
Re: Sellafield is fundamentally different
The article did not make that comparison, it mentioned areas of high natural radiation (higher than that around you're average nuclear site) e.g. Cornwall which has problems with Radon from decomposing Uranium in the Granite that makes up large parts of Cornwall.
Melting permafrost switches to nasty, high-gear methane release
Re: The fat lady has sung
I am merely taking exception to your assertion of exponential growth and that nature is going to sort us out, it's wrong. Your argument large numbers of people affect the planet is fair enough
What I said is that humans ourselves already have that problem under control.
The large growth is down to the lag between people having loads of children because they are likely to die and realising they should have less because medicine means they won't die and it's costing them a fortune, nothing about nature sorting us out
Re: The fat lady has sung
"(ii) the exponential growth in the number of humans" - SumDood
There is no exponential growth, a slow down in population growth is already built into the system, current average number of children per family (or woman) across the world is now about 2.4, which is about the number you need for a stable population. The population is still going up as all those born in the population boom time have to have their 2.4 children, and those children have to have their 2.4 etc, replacing the fewer people who existed before the boom. It also means there is still a few billion in growth left to go.
There seem to be very few people who realise this who bleat on about population control when it is in fact an impossibility (without nukes or something draconian) the growth is already in the pipeline, and not necessary - it will stabilise anyway
The Solar System's second-largest volcano found hiding on Earth
Re: British Isles?
See here:
BOSS Bang boffins: DARK ENERGY spreading across the Universe
Re: Call me a sceptic
> There are just four dimensions. Anything else is ... very speculative indeed
oh yes, theoretical physics by it's very nature is highly speculative, many theories call for more than 4 dimensions. I used parts of existing theories (M-Theory and Supergravity) to come up with my own speculative theory - I fail to see your point
Re: Call me a sceptic
I too was struck by the expansion is creating energy remark, which they neglect to explain - it would contravene thermodynamics.
But the view from my barely informed armchair is it could mean the Universe is expanding due to an injection of energy.
- If we take Brane theory and that gravity seems to be leaky i.e A force possibly acting over all dimensions etc. Then Dark Energy could be the gravitational effects of other Branes moving in our neighbourhood - where's my Nobel?!
Bacteria isolated for four million years beat newest antibiotic
Re: Evolution - learn some science
If you actually read what Darwin wrote, evolution is not a theory at all, evolution is the observed fact (i.e. Species change over time - a fact based on mountains of evidence). Natural selection was then the theory to explain the observed fact.
As discussed earlier, seeing as many antibiotics are derived from bacteria, then some bacteria will already have an awareness of antibitoic compounds
MPs: This plan for proper navy carriers and jets is crazy!
Tranche 2 Eurofighter deliveries are underway, Eurofigthers have dropped bombs, they may not be fully up to speed just yet, so we may have a capability gap of just one or 2 years, as opposed to the huge chasm of a capability gap we now have which will last for 10 years.
Unless we're going to launch deep penetration raids on Iran in the next couple of years (where a TLAM is probably going to do a better job, and overfly rights might not be a sure thing), there's just no need for it.
And you do realise that Terror targets are done either by a) Drone b) Special Forces raid, Tornado is useless for that too
(N.B. Tranche 2 should be as good or better bombers than Tornados, tranche 3 is not required for this)
And @David Webb
Tornados certainly don't travel everywhere at Mach 2, they can't do more if they are based 100s of miles further away, and in fact Harriers did have better availability rates. So the smaller Harrier fleet could easily do as much as the larger Tornado fleet
For one it's probably politically unacceptable, and highly ironic, seeing as the French left the Eurofigther programme to build the Rafale because they wanted a Maritime version.
Us now buying the Rafale for Maritime operations would make the French unbearably smug.
Second we would/should probably lease/buy Super Hornets (major F-18 rebuild) which arguably makes it more modern than the Rafale. F-18s are built in much higher numbers with tonnes of spare parts so can't see the Rafale being cheaper.
As you allude to there the Typhoon could pretty much do what the Tornado can (or it will in the very near future - on completion of trache 2), but with better top cover ability.
So why in flubbery did we ditch all of CAS, Maritime and inherent flexibility of the Harrier, just so we can have two airframes that can do Strike for the next 10 years
Britain's Harrier jump-jets reprieved to fly and fight again
Not Really
Yes, Tornado can do Mach 2, but not for long, it would soon be out of fuel, it would be cruising slightly faster than Harrier (Mach 1 territory)
In terms of Libya the Harriers would have been there hours before a Tornado shows up, plus they can be based nearer the action more easily anyway, so that argument doesn't hold any water,
So what it can bomb one/two less houses on one sortie (it usually actually means they drop slightly less ordinance on the same target), but it's higher availablity counters this, you are also forgetting that the Typhoon is due the same capability as the Tornado soon and can carry more and is faster than the Tornado.
So I would have kept the unique abilities of the Harrier, it would have done fine in current situations and let Typhoon take on some strike responsibilities as it becomes available.
As it is we now have two platforms that in terms of strike, do exactly the same things - clever!
Cheap gas is a 'crisis' for Greens, but not for us
Failure to understand!
They're not in crisis as in they are having an internal conflict about whether it's good or bad.
They are in full crisis mobilisation mode to absolutely kill shale gas, as it threatens their build windmills and Carbon free at all costs agenda.
Why, because it's very attractive to power companies, it'll be cheap, the technology is understood and requires little investment, and by the time it runs out we may actually have figured the alternative. It would substantially reduce carbon emissions as we could then decomission all the coal plants - this looks like a sensible phased approach to me, to cover the period before reliable cheapish low carbon technology actually appears! While keeping the not so well off from crucifying every green they come across!
Russia's space telescope in orbit
No significant part eh?! We may have cancelled Black Arrow before it had a chance, and we might not be involved in manned exploration, but we are a top notch satellite builders and is one of our few growth industries contributing about £7bn to the economy,and if SKYLON gets anywhere we're easily poised to take a leading role.
Save the planet: Stop the Greens
Well yes ...
You could build more pumped storage, however, just about eveything geologically suitable is being used as such, so then you'd have to manufacture the geology - can't imagine that being cost effective.
Batteries will introduce even more inefficiency to the system, not to mention mining a fuck tonne more minerals to build them, plus they too will run out, how much storage do you install, a couple of days worth? - how many batteries is that? So you introduce even more costs to the system and still have to build a duplicate backup gas/coal/nuclear/whatever network.
Greens always neglect the economics, they would love it not to be a factor, unfortunately it's a big one.
To power the country on wind means a hell of a lot of turbines, expansion of pumped storage, and then a load of gas turbines as back-up that can provide power in the event not a single windmill is turning and the pumped storage has run out. So you have an installed capacity well over double what you need, and massive maintenance costs.
The result is *!#&ing expensive, which means a lot of poor people, high product prices etc etc. Which is probably what the most devout greens want, so that we can all go back to the glorious hunter gatherer days!
Russia, NASA to hold talks on nuclear-powered spacecraft
Launching not really a problem
As long as you waited to fire up the reactor when it's safely in space, there is very little problem launching a reactor, as it will pretty much only contain relatively benign weakly radioactive Uranium (They're sending up worse stuff in RTGs) there are no fission products or minor actinides.
Re-entry of radioactive material might be more of an issue - depends how it scatters, the other issue being possible production of nukes in space - But in the main it's a PR thing
Fukushima fearmongers are stealing our Jetsons future
The reason why we have a pile of Plutonium, is that we haven't got a single commercial reactor in the UK capable of using it - We could have but don't - Why? because people are scared of the words "Bomb Grade" and "Commercial" in the same sentence and thinking the omnipotent terrorists will get it!
If nuclear research hadn't been killed off in the early 90s, we could be well on the way to fast breeder reactors by now, a lot of them are passively safe and can use the the minor actinides as fuel - suddenly the waste problem gets a whole lot easier to deal with and we don't need to dig up more Uranium
Libya fighting shows just how idiotic the Defence Review was
Not the whole picture
Sorry but this completely neglects some other Harrier advantages:
They were cheaper to run
They had a greater availability rate
Ability to be delivered by sea (This is the big one)
Ability to undertake martime operations (we are an Island after all)
Use of rough and ready airfields - Tornados couldn't be deployed to Afganistan for years due to this.
Yes they can carry more but battlefield interdiction in Afganistan rarely requires a full loadout.
You are still neglecting the that Harrier had Air to Ground anti-Tank capability in Maverick - without considering the fact there are no Tanks in Afganistan - Therefore those missiles are overkill
And, Typhoons can just about do everything a Tornado can and better, especially over the next couple of years - Therefore we've removed a useful asset - and then replicated what we have left in another airframe.
We could have kept Harrier for Battlefield Interdiction/Martime/Fast Response and replaced Tornado with Typhoon taking over Strike and Air Defence
Tools for the job
Did someone just pull that list from Wikipedia without thinking about it?!
Admittedly, storm shadow is stupid on Harrier, but it is provisioned for it, but not cleared.
Brimstone was in the process of being cleared, but they were dragging their feet possibly because Maverick was operational and filling the role, why spend money while they are still in stock
ASRAAM was cancelled for Harrier, seeing as it is a bomber and sidewinders are still pretty capable, it's fair enough - if you need air cover, bring Typhoons.
Litening 3 does the same job as the Sniper pods carried by Harrier
RAPTOR is a recon pod carried by dedicated Tornado platforms (GR4A) with very limited strike capability - These could possibly be kept on like we did the recon Canberras in the event of ditching Tornados.
Enhanced paveway III, so what, Harrier carried Paveway IV.
ALARM - Gulf War 1 era anti radar missile, well Harrier never was a SEAD aircraft, Typhoons more suited to this, early-ish Tranche 2 aircraft should be able to carry it.
And the whole point about the RC-135 aircraft - There are hundreds of them out there, that means they are going to be cheap to run and maintain with greater availablity, instead of having to custom make each part like they did with the Nimrod, when parts fail
Actually if you read that government report properly, it is about STANDARD operational loadouts, you'll also see that the Harriers were carrying Maverick missiles, which are anti-tank missiles.
So no need to introduce Brimstone until the Maverick stock is depleted (Harriers carried these from GR7 onwards)
Oh at it is indeed cleared to carry paveway IV - the latest smart bomb.
The GR9 spec calls for these weapons, the only one cancelled was ASRAAM carriage - not cleared for use just means they haven't been arsed to clear it for general use, usually for reasons of money, e.g. We need to use up the Mavericks, so no point testing or training crews for Brimstone (yet), or are we really going to stick a Storm Shadow on a Harrier. It doesn't mean they cannot use them
Nothing There
Except all there is in the South is sand! - If you really want to bomb that far south you can let the Cruise Missiles do it (range is over 1000 miles), and you can still refuel a Harrier
As far as I'm aware GR9 spec Harriers should have Storm Shadow and Brimstone integration, as to whether they actually ever carried them is another matter (probably all provisioned for Tornados), but they certainly should be able to use them. A quick look at harrier.org.uk would seem to confirm this
Ever heard of operational flexibility?!
Only Harriers on Libya's doorstep could make time critical interdictions, or react quickly to unfolding events, can run many more sorties etc. Hell they could construct a forward base in Libya for the Harriers if the wanted to.
Whilst the Tornados are spending most of their time in transit as there is no nearby friendly base.
As for troops polishing tanks, if there were no tanks, they would be given a rifle and thrown into the front line, and not having to pay for the tank means money for an extra helicopter or more troops - that's the argument here; whether the tanks should be scrapped is a matter of opinion. They certainly get munched by air power and it's the troops holding the line - tanks or not.
So the French are about to launch a sneaky invasion are they?!
Anyway, firstline defence is supposed to be the Typhoons' job
Radioactive Tokyo tapwater HARMS BABIES ... if drunk for a year
I-131 decays to Xe-131, which is a stable isotope of Xenon.
However, Xe-131 can be transformed into an unstable isotope via neutron capture, so yes if it was still in a working reactor you would get radioactive Xenon. But out in the general environment where the iodine is decaying this simply isn't the case.
Plus with the amount of Xenon being produced, and the fact it is generally unreactive (Xenon Oxides are very unstable) means it will be in very diffuse amounts and unlikely to suffocate anyone
Fukushima on Thursday: Prospects starting to look good
Yes, indeed it can fly, powdered plutonium/uranium that is on fire is a problem. So far there has been no indication the cores are on fire and are mostly intact.
But you would still need to combine it with a really big fire, like the Chernobyl graphite fire to throw it far and wide
Who said anything about Plutonium - only one reactor is running with Plutonium (MOX fuel) - I believe it is reactor three - besides it is pretty much a non issue unless the core detonates spectacularly (unlikely) - it being a heavy metal so likely to remain non gaseous, so it will sit in the core and be easily dealt with. Long half-life materials generally are more stable, therefore less radioactive, though I am unsure how radioactive plutonium is (different with different isotopes anyway Pu-240 is more radioactive but has a much shorter half life).
It is Indeed the short lived stuff causing the problem as they are isotopes of light elements in a gaseous form allowing it to escape easily
Ex-PM blocked Steve Jobs knighthood
Shame on you all the Up-Voters on this post.
Bill Gates didn't get a Knighthood for crappy software, it's because he's actually tried to go out and make the world a better place, giving the world billions and billions in aid, funding malaria research etc.
The same cannot be said of Torvalds and Jobs. Arguments about who has the best software are just a non starter compared to this and completely irrelevant.
UK's Supreme Court greenlights Twitter usage
No Jury
Though I like the sentiment, this is the supreme court, which as far as I know doesn't do Juries - so it isn't about Jurors tweeting etc. when they should be concentrating on the case.
So unless the Judges are doing it it shouldn't be a problem
PARIS in 89,000 ft climax
RE: Balance
Maybe so, problem is the greater power of the wind at height; which would make the control necessary. Also doesn't help if it flat spins down, as it would appear it did in the initial stages at least. Maybe a vertical release would have helped.
Beware Snipers
Of course it's going to come more or less straight down, it started with zero horizontal speed (stall). If you want it to glide miles then you would probably need a gyro and some actuated elevators, to start a dive and pull it out in a controlled fashion, probably ailerons and rudder too to stop any turbulence turning it over or spiralling - but then it's not a paper aeroplane is it! (It's an aeronautics degree!)
It's a great achievement, and on the first go too, and here's a pint to Lester for seeing it through!
Cameron cocks up UK's defences - and betrays Afghan troops
Typhoon Tranche 3
Done some digging, as I thought, those weapons are in the Tranche 2 spec which is committed to and currently being delivered. However, the full integration is in the second half of the Tranche so appear by about 2012, so yes not quite all available now; how likely is it we'll need to bomb Iran in the next couple of years?
So the requirement to have to throw money at T3 is wrong. Tranche 3 is looking at upgrades for possible unnamed future weapons, system updates, such as switching to AESA radar, possible fitting of Thrust Vectoring and Conformal Fuel Tanks etc. A lot of T3 spec is probably undecided
Ark Royal
The whole point of keeping Ark Royal, is not just about flying Harriers, though desirable, we're about to scrap a large part of the FAA only to have to rebuild it in a few years time, that smells costly.
Once/If the new Carriers appear it can easily be converted to a Helicopter Carrier, the Hull should still be decent.
As it is the Helicopters that actually do the sub hunting, the chasing of drug running Go-Fasts or Pirates, the deployment of troops etc. such a conversion is far better than keeping Frigates with their one Helicopter. They also make very useful Humanitarian aid platforms
I still think trading the Tornados and some Frigates for this is a far better idea.
No more typhoons
No, we've bought a whole load of Typhoons we can't use, which is why we are selling them to the Saudis. You could retrain the Tornado crews to use some of the excess. I would far prefer they get the F-35s sorted out, which will take over from the Tornados and Harriers anyway and can be carrier launched, until then, zero sized carrier groups seems the most ridiculous option to me
Also to the person who said we don't have enough tomahawks, and subs to launch them. All our attack subs can launch them as they get pushed out the torpedo tubes, even the old Swiftsures have launched them in the past
I've met you before
Paul Brandon is me, see arguments in trail before this one!
It may be a better plane, but the Typhoon can do much the same thing these days.
Also the Harrier can carry much of the weapons the Tornado can
( I very much doubt the Tornado can carry 4 Storm Shadows operationally - cruise missile strike is still better done from a sub anyway! I don't think they carry Maverick in RAF service, but the Harrier is also capable of carrying it as well, it can also carry the same Brimstone anti armour missiles, and laser guided bombs that the Tornado carries albeit in slightly less numbers)
But saving Tornados, for a marginally better bombing capability is ludicrous compared to ditching all air cover for the Navy and Expeditionary capability that they offer
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Your favorite fisherman would be proud to find his catch fried with this golden coating, "I've gotten raves each time I've made this fish," says Dennis Dornfeldt of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
4 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 25 min.
2 eggs
1/2 cup milk
2 cups butter-flavored cracker crumbs
1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
1/4 teaspoon dried tarragon
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 pound lake perch fillets
Vegetable oil
In a shallow bowl, beat eggs and milk. In another shallow bowl,
combine cracker crumbs, garlic salt, oregano, tarragon and pepper.
Dip the perch in egg mixture, then coat with crumbs. Heat oil in a
skillet over medium heat. Fry fish for several minutes on each side
or until it flakes easily with a fork. Yield: 4 servings.
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1 serving (4 ounces) equals 397 calories, 16 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 212 mg cholesterol, 717 mg sodium, 33 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 30 g protein.
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The food truck movement has taken hold in Charlotte, so Food Truck Friday has developed into quite the popular event. Foodies, or those who don't want to cook, can join about 1,000 visitors on the Friday before Memorial Day. People will bring their families, little ones, dogs on leaches, lawn chairs and blankets to convene at Park and Camden in the South End from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. All types of treats one could imagine will be offered. Credit cards are accepted by many of the food trucks. The Bland Street Light Rail station will get you there if you choose not to drive. You can BYOB.
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Baseball lovers can now breathe a sigh of relief. The Charlotte Knights have finally taken up residence in their brand new Uptown facility and the public has responded by buying almost all of the season tickets. Partial season packages and single game tickets are now available. Check out the Junior Knights Kids Club, or buy a commemorative brick to grace the new stadium as you support the home team. The Knights will play the Indianapolis Indians on Friday and Saturday at 7:05 p.m. and Sunday at 2:05 p.m. On Monday, Memorial Day proper, they are away at Columbus.
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Charlotte, NC 28214
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This fantastic facility was once the headquarters for U.S. aquatic Olympians to train. A visit on an ordinary day can take you on training trails of increasing difficulty to challenge your whitewater rafting skills. On Memorial Day, a full schedule of activities begins with five-mile and eight-mile races. The live concert starts at 4 p.m. and the evening ends with fireworks. This Memorial Day event is free to the public. There is also a VIP package with extra amenities including a meal, bar access and a prime view of the natural beauty of the environment as well as the concert and fireworks.
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8600 Raintree Lane
Charlotte, NC 28277
(704) 542-8150
Charlotte is famous for the Wells Fargo Championship Golf event, but let it be known that the Symetra Classic will feature some of the world's best young female golfers as it concludes on Saturday, May 24. This is a development tournament so that new talent may be elevated into the LPGA Tour. A total of 144 players will represent 21 countries. Children 16 and under with an adult and military men and women will be admitted at no cost. Otherwise, tickets, available at the Raintree Country Club main gate, are $10 per day or $25 for three days.
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501 Queens Road
Charlotte, NC 28207
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Considered rock's first theatrical foray as a musical, "Hair" tells the story of "the tribe" in all of its psychedelic glory. This group of hirsute hippies, Vietnam war protesters living in New York City, sing their way through tunes that have become anthems since the 1960s. They urge the audience to "Let the Sunshine In" or open their eyes for the dawning of the age of "Aquarius." Considered quite controversial when it debuted, the anti-war stance, profanity, nudity, attitude against the American flag and permissive position on drugs are still issues all these years later.
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My car works in the forward gears just fine, but about 8 months ago, it started hesitating before going into reverse. Sometimes it would take as much as a couple of minutes. I have not fixed it because the local dealership wants $5000 to replace the transmission. The car now has 152,000 miles on it and it goes in reverse fine when it is warmed up and not at all cold. I have to always park where I can pull forward. The mechanic said the transmission fluid was "burned" and that meant the transmission would have to be replaced or rebuilt.
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first trans oil change done at 135000. Vw mechanic at dealer in fl. said not to service at 100000 better to let run till it died.Felt wrong so took it to dealer in tn.serviced ran fine then one day reverse started not engageing then after about 1k miles it stopped working at all.VW now has 225000 miles still waiting for other shoe to drop.Runs fine in forward,just no reverse.Every VW i have owned in the united states has had transmission problems.done with VW!!!
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So it's September again and that can mean only one thing – No! not the kids going back to school but another Apple event and that can mean only one thing – a new iPhone!
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LoveCases are now an authorised reseller of Lowepro camera bags. Designing and producing camera bags, cases and backpacks for over forty years, Lowepro are the brand of choice for photographers across the world. Lowepro's range of camera bags are extremely protective and functional, featuring thick padded compartments for your equipment; DSLR camera bodies, lenses, flashes and other accessories. Lowepro is especially reputable for the quality of production – using lightweight, but super tough materials in their manufacturing. Lowepro's design ethos is all about intelligent design resulting in functional, long-lasting camera protective carrying solutions. The following roundup of Lowepro camera bags focus on design aspects and functionality. Read the rest of this entry »
LoveCases has slashed prices across its range of Gariz camera cases. World-renowned for their dazzling appearance and durability, Gariz cases are available in the UK – exclusively from LoveCases. Read the rest of this entry »
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BPA was willingly banned in canada a few years ago! in the use of anything used for human consumption including food storage containers and bags
As soon as i heard their was any concern i changed the way we use and what type of plastic are allowed in my home better safe then sorry
Not to mention the way any safety system works is there is very preliminary test for safety and until something bad happens its safe.. look back over the years they use to use cocaine in tons of products for babys and children Now we know its not safe. alot of the time there hasnt been enough time to pass for there to be any type conclusive evidence to prove or disprove safety
Like one of the mama's said how many of us have used these products and are just fine. BUT how long are we fine for its more the long term affects of these products.. which we still dont know about They're is more and more studys coming out linking cancer to things we use everyday.
You cant provent everything bad from getting near you we live in a world that is full of pullotion to begin with but i think its important to know whats going on and make informed choices about what we being into our homes and into our bodys.
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if its man made synthetic, processed its probably not the best for us..or the envoriment plastic never goes away and alot of it is made from waste they cant do anything else with.. its really gross
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My son has no choice his only sustenance is formula and it is delivered in plastic bags through a feeding pump so I guess we will just have to take the risk. Of course he is more likely to contract cancer from his low NK cell count and multiple yearly x-rays. Nothing I can do about any of the risks but live in the now.
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I consider myself lucky to have been able to BF my 3, but I also used plastic bottles and plastic storage bags since I had to work 8 years ago while DS1 went to a sitter. He is at as much or more risk, since his BM was heated in these containers.
It also is just plain irresponsible to say this instead of taking action to eliminate the problem and make something that should be a safe option truly a safe option.
It's like saying that we should all walk so that there is no chance of a car accident.
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