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Congratulations to our Dec 12th HulaCross Winners!
Written by Administrator Tuesday, 14 December 2010 17:36
We'd like to thank all of the particpants and spectators that attended our 3rd HulaCross event! We had a noticeable increase in attendance for this event, proving that the word of mouth is becoming strong! If you've never been to a HulaCross event, you are missing out on what is fast becoming one of the most exciting motorsport events ever on Oahu. Carnage-filled and amazing to watch, our drivers take it to the wall every time and put their vehicles on the line for the sheer thrill of it. Every event is filled to the brim with incredible action and family-friendly entertainment. Our next event is scheduled for January 15th, 2011 and will kick off the first ever, year-long season for Hula-X! You can see all the photos at our official Facebook page - Kalaeloa Raceway Park!
Final Results may be found under the Motorsports > Hula-X > Results link on the navigation bar above or by clicking the following link!
Click this link for Dec 12th HulaCross Results!
If you think it takes alot to get into HulaCross, you're in for a real surprise. You don't need a purpose-built racecar...you just need four wheels and at least two doors! We've got vehicles racing out there that run the gauntlet from Honda Accords, Chevy Blazers, Ford Rangers to even Lincoln Towncars and Oldsmobiles! It's cheap, and it's good fun...just go to your local junkyard, buy a cheap beater, paint some numbers on it and bring it out! Of course, we've got guys out there that are starting to build awesome vehicles for the event, like Steve Oliberos and his rally-prepped S13, or Davin Kubo with his Subaru WRX...things are starting to heat up between the serious competitors, and we can't wait to see what happens next year!
For this event, we introduced what many of our stock car racers have been screaming for: True Wheel 2 Wheel Racing! We had FIVE fantastic heats of Hulagan Racing...which is our new flag to flag racing series. The top two winners of each Heat advanced to the final Main event. This was a trial event that resulted in some of the best racing we've had thus far at KRP and was an extreme crowd-pleaser. We're very happy with the Hulagan Racing format and are now set for the January Season where we'll introduce a Championship series for the both the HulaCross and Hulagan Racing! The winner of this informal main was Shane Moniz with his Jeep Cherokee, 2nd place was Chad Moniz in his Ford Explorer, and third went to Ryan Evans in his Honda Odyssey Go-Kart!!!! (Ryan has some huge...lug nuts!)
We're still working out the kinks on our HulaCross timing systems, but we'll be doing some serious testing before the next event to make sure we've got the system timers working properly. We want to put as many cars on the track as we can to keep things exciting, so be watching for changes to the format, HulaCross time attackers!
In addition, we held our first ever All Wahine Challenge with a combined purse value of $435 dollars! These girls went out and raced on a whim, with some great crowd support. The racing was pretty awesome, and there was tons of cheering as they pulled out the guts to do some pretty daring bumping and grinding! We'd like to thank the sponsors that put the purse up for grabs:
- Paradise Lua - $100
- North Shore Nails Salon - $100 Gift Certificate
- Refrigerant Recycling, Inc. - $100
- Aiwohi Trucking - $100
- Young Hawaiian Surfboards - $20
- Private Spectator Donation - $15
Finally, we'd like to congratulate our winners in the following photos...awarded by Co-Developer & Park Owner Jeanette Grace:
Fastest Time - Steven Oliberos - 59.97 - $100
2nd Fastest time - Davin Kubo - 1:01.00 - $75
3rd Fastest Time - Shane Moniz - 1:02.03 - $50
Wild Wahine Challenge Winner - Josie Smith - $435


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Since the late 19th century, scarves have been an important accessory, whose figurative and floral motifs often reflected the art of the day. Recalling this curated trend, this painterly Cat in the Garden Scarf is made whimsical by the unexpected: an adorable Siamese kitten in the flowerbed. 100% silk. Imported. 61"l. x 16.75"w.
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Hello!!! I haven't been on lately mostly because I just gave up on digital scrapbooking-ooh I still use my kits and goodies but just mostly for hybrids. But recently I won a copy of a program called Craft Artist. It's an English program-well I'm sure its an everywhere program-but the main beginning is from England. I was wondering if there is anyone who may know something about this program.It looks really awesome and I can work with layers, brushes, and alot of the great things I can't with my Scrapbook Max. They have video tutorials but their version is different from mine and I just can't make any sense of them. So if there is anyone out there who may know how this program works I would love to talk with you.


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The latest in the AMERICAN EXPERIENCE series of award-winning and critically acclaimed presidential portraits, this two-part biography examines the life and career of the 41st president, from his service in World War II and his early career in Texas to his days in the Oval Office, first as vice president to Ronald Reagan, then as the leader who presided over the first Gulf War. Drawing upon Bush's personal diaries and interviews with his closest advisers, the film also explores Bush's role as the patriarch of a political family whose influence resonates in modern American life. visit the website...


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Dubbed a sanctuary nestled inside a native forest and a short drive north of Houston, the La Quinta Inn & Suites Woodlands Northwest in Magnolia rests in a natural refuge, unique in beauty, diversity, convenience and comfort.
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The only knife you'll need to carve your turkey like a pro, tested by the Good Housekeeping Research Institute
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A good electric carving knife (yes, purists, they do exist) can help you dissect your bird like a professional, working expertly around the bones and producing those gorgeous wide slices of white meat trimmed with crispy golden skin. You can find the Cuisinart Electric Knife for about $50 on the company Website, cuisinart.com (or on amazon.com, which may offer a better deal). Plus, it has plenty of year-round uses: making perfectly thin slices of roast beef or tomatoes, or cutting up a loaf of crusty bread without struggling.
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Healthy Makeover: Latkes
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Potato latkes are a Hanukkah tradition, since they're cooked in oil, the sacred fuel central to the story of the menorah's lighting. Alas, that oil adds to the crispy round's fat and calories. This year, try our lighter twist egg whites instead of a whole egg; baked, not fried and cut the fat to 0 grams (from 3) and the calories to 65 (from 80) per serving.
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Calories | 65 |
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Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | -- |
Sodium | 160mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 15g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
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Protein | 2g |
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Yields: 12 latkes
Total Time: 50 min
Oven Temp: 450
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- Canola oil
- Nonstick cooking spray
- 2 large egg whites
- 3 tablespoon(s) snipped fresh chives
- 2 tablespoon(s) all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon(s) fresh lemon juice
- Salt and pepper
- 2.5 pound(s) baking (russet) potatoes (4 medium), peeled
- Applesauce, optional
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Spray very large cookie sheet (20" by 14") or 2 smaller ones with nonstick cooking spray.
- In large bowl, with fork, mix egg whites, chives, flour, lemon juice, 3/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper. In food processor with shredding disk attached, or on coarse side of box grater, shred potatoes. Place potatoes in colander in sink; squeeze out liquid. Stir potatoes into egg mixture.
- Drop potato mixture by generous 1/3 cups, about 2 inches apart, onto prepared cookie sheet to make 12 mounds. Press each mound slightly to flatten into a 3-inch round.
- Bake latkes 15 minutes. With wide metal spatula, turn latkes over and bake 15 minutes longer or until browned and crisp on both sides. Serve with applesauce if you like.
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Sustainability also entails counteracting climate change, which dangerously affects all aspects of human existence. In order to fight it on the ground, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, has launched a number of initiatives, including Sustainable Energy for All. To find out more about them, visit our Gateway to the United Nations System's Work on Climate Change.
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The best band ever. Some damn true lyrics that all can relate to and fucking beautiful music. There first album (self-titled) is their best yet. Their 2nd album "Blue" wasnt too goodbut had a few VERY good tracks. And their newest album "Out of the Vein" was not too bad, but their best shit is on their first album, and the lyrics are magic.
Damn check out the songs
"The Background"
"I want you"
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I must say, a truly great band. I saw them live the other day... I didn't normally listen to them live before that, but now I'm a big fan.
My third eye is blind... hmmm...
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21 Avqust 2003
one of the best bands ever, released two amazing albums in which each song can be listened to for months, weeks, whatever
goooodbyyyyyyeeee doo doo doo, doo doo doo doo doo doo, doo doo doo, doo doo doo doo doo.
grishinka tərəfindən
24 İyul 2003
A great band somewhat similar in style to the Goo Goo Dolls and Fuel. An excellent alternative to mainstream rock.
PW tərəfindən
08 Avqust 2003
a mixture of bad 90s pop sounds with horniness. its quite lovely actually.
semi charmed kind of life is a good song by third eye blind.
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16 Noyabr 2003
truly one of the best bands of all time. with their mix of unique instrumentals and original lyrics, they've managed to last well beyond their '90's contemporaries. popular songs included semi-charmed life, never let you go, jumper, how's it gonna be, and blinded. they have released 3 albums to date: third eye blind, blue, and out of the vein. ursa major, their next album, is set to release in spring '09, along with ursa minor (tracks that didn't make it onto the main album). an EP released in november '08 previewed some of the tracks, which hold true to third eye blind's style.
mostly appealing to the college and high school kids that grew up to their music, third eye blind definitely knows how to get a crowd going. they are set to tour this spring.
mostly appealing to the college and high school kids that grew up to their music, third eye blind definitely knows how to get a crowd going. they are set to tour this spring.
i highly recommend going to one of third eye blind's concerts
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When your showering with your signifigant other or fuckbag...while shes got her back turned too you, grab a hand full of shampoo or soap. Get your fuckstick lathered up real well, drop the bar of soap in front of her. So when she goes too pick it up, you jam your prick inside her balloon knot. Leaving a , stinging, burning sensation in her butthole . Hence " Third eye Blind "
Samantha was out shopping at the grocery store, when she goes too grab a box of fruit loops from the bottom shelf. To her surprise, she feels a burn. Billy the box boy, give's her the ole " third eye blind ". cleanup in aisle 3, cleanup in aisle 3
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Jesus wasn't born on December 24th, Mithra and others were (so the stories go). Jesus was born when the shepherds were out in the fields, after Spring and the grasses had grown, not during the middle of winter.
As far as passover, "good" Friday, Easter, etc? Judaism comes from Paganism as well. The Talmud comes from Babylon, a Pagan area. Yahweh was a Pagan god elevated to the One. The Torah comes from the Talmud and the Talmud comes from the Torah. But, they originated with Pagan beliefs. This is why the Talmud is always referred to as the "Babylonian Talmud". It is Pagan in it's roots.
The Romans had a Mithra cult and (IMO) the Mithra that came from Zoroastrianism and the Persians. Mithra too had 12 deciples and was resurrected after 3 days, etc. But, Mithra was around way before Jesus. And, Jesus never fulfilled the prophecies of the Hebrews.
Yes, there was a melding of Pagan tradition with what the church. But, I've never seen a Monotheistic religion that didn't have it's roots in Paganism, ever! They don't exist. Even Zoroastrianism, which I believe was the first Monotheistic religion, had it's roots in Paganism.


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The College News Volume VII. No. 9. BRYN MAWR, PA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1920 Price 10 Cents Photograph by Rolf* PALACE OF PTOLEMY IN "CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA" Red Banner Flashes from Gym as Seniors Win Hockey Finals DEFEAT JUNIORS 3-2 ON FIR8T Fighting hard, 1921 tripped the Juniors 3-2 in the last game of the finals, Thurs- day, putting the Red banner on the gym- nasium the second year in succession for hockey. The game was clean and well fought from start to finish. The first goal was scored by D. McBride in the first few minutes of play, and was followed by a period during which neither side could gain an advantage. Then came a long shot across the circle for a goal by E. Finch, after a pretty dribble by A. Nicoll. The next few minutes was marked by the strong defense of the Senior half- backs and E. Donohue, Junior captain, end- ing in a goal for '21 by C. Bickley. During this half the play was remarkable for the speedy dribbling of E. Cecil, Senior right wing back, by W. Worcester at half-back, and the clever team work between M. Tyler and E. Finch. The second half opened with a clean goal for the Juniors by A. Nicoll, after a long dribble down the field. For a time then the ball passed from one side of the field to the other, until, in the middle of the period, E. Cecil shoved in the final goal for the Seniors. M. Foot, Senior goal, played a dependable game, making one spectacular stop when A. Nicoll, evading the Senior fulls, shot for goal from a clear field. E. Finch, Junior right wing, played a fast game, evading the backs cleverly, but losing the ball in the circle, while M. P. Kirkland and E. Newell were good in the Senior defense. Line-up-1921: E. Cecil* K. Walker, C Bickley* D. McBride,* P. Billstein, W. Worcester, E. Cope, E. Newell. E. Taylor, M. Kirkland, M. Foot. 1922: E. Finch,* If. Tyler, C. Baird, A. Nicoll.* A. Orbison. It Krech, M. Clarke, F. Bliss, E. Donohue, R. Necl, G. Rhodes. RICH SETTING AND VIVID CHARACTERIZATION MARK PRESENTATION OF SHAW'S "CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA" Specially Contributed by Doctor Swindler, Instructor in Latin and Archaeology "I aesar and Cleopatra," the Sophomore play presented on Friday evening, proved to be an interpretation that met with the approval of a large audience. The choice was an ambitious one, but the play was well cast throughout; the acting was good and the many scene shifts were made with- out tiresome delay. To begin with, the play was one which demanded an elaborate setting, and it must be granted that most of the scenes had about them the phantasy of the Orient with its rich color and languorous light. Per- haps the best of these was the one of the palace at Alexandria in Act III, with the green statue of the hawk-headed god in the background and the rich cinnamon draper- ies in the foreground. The throne room of Cleopatra's palace also showed skill in the use of patterns and colors. 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MyPlate is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) current food guide, which empowers consumers to learn about and maintain diets rich in the five necessary food groups: fruits, vegetables, grains, protein foods, and dairy. Here we review some of the USDA's guidelines and tips for incorporating vegetables into your diet.
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The Swabian Spa Route, which stretches some 180 kilometres from Überlingen on Lake Constance to Bad Wörishofen in the Allgäu, is the ideal place to pamper yourself, enjoy some 'me' time, daydream, switch off and let go. You're sure to feel fit and healthy after some Kneipp hydrotherapy, a peat spa, Nordic fitness or aqua biking. There are healthy activities for everyone on offer, from preventive exercise programmes to therapeutic treatments.
Wending its way through lush, sun-kissed countryside, the Swabian Spa Route takes you from Lake Constance with its mediterranean flair, through the rolling hills of Upper Swabia and the Alpine foothills of the Allgäu region to the majestic rocky peaks of the Allgäu Alps. Nine spas and health resorts en route provide a haven for the body and soul. Here you can replenish your energy levels and gather new strength from the health-giving properties of curative natural mud, soothingly warm thermal water and holistic, natural remedies based on the teachings of Father Kneipp. Thermal springs, rich in sulphur and fluoride, well up from depths of up to 1,800 metres to feed the spas and their pool complexes, imparting not only a therapeutic effect but also a sense of total relaxation. Father Kneipp was among the first to discover the special healing powers of water, and a course of his hydrotherapy treatments is an excellent tonic. Whether you visit the picture-perfect scenery of the Allgäu or admire the baroque treasures of Upper Swabia, simply enjoy the tranquillity and pamper yourself to your heart's content.


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98.4% of Users Would Recommend this Digital Camera
1.6% of Users Would Not Recommend this Digital Camera
PROS: The number one feature for me is the ergonomics of the 8080 and it is the best improvement by Olympus so far. At the end of the day I was zipping through ISOs, macro/normal, flash/no flash, auto/manual focus, reviewing recently shot pic. etc. without ever taking my eyes off the viewfinder. It's set up so that you don't have to go through millions of menus, but you can if you want. Learning curve is no problem if you've owned e-20, 5050 or 5040 and they've made an effort to make the manual on the CD-ROM clearer. The 8 mp does make a big difference compared to 5mp of 5060 or E20. Big 13 x 17 images are absolutely no problem. I could see the difference immediatly just by looking at the thumbnails in Photoshop File Browser. Another big plus (especially living in the southwest, where there is too much light) is the LCD which is clear and readable no matter what the situation.
CONS: Strt-up time, shooting and focusing were great but only after I spent time reading the sections in the manual and setting up the camera accordingly. The electronic viewfinder takes some time getting used to and I disabled the feature where you view the pic. right after you've shoot it so as not to get dizzy. Not a big issue as there is a quick-view button to quickly review the pictures you've just shot. If this camera had a manual zoom like the E-20 it would be the absolute perfect perfect camera. I would not recommend this camera to anyone shooting fast moving or sports photography. Too much electronic zooming and focusing. However, wonderful for portraits, macro, and landscape photography
PROS: Easier to use, battery life, image quality, features.
CONS: Few IF ANY.
PROS: great, fast (2.4-3.5) lens super-fast operation superb image quality strong flash flexible media 2.0 USB
CONS: only nit-picks a bit heavy power button in a bad place
PROS: The camera was designed with the prosumer in mind. It has all the key features needed so that I only need to take one camera when I travel. I especially enjoy the close-up or macro focusing features. The end results using a tripod are stunning. The camera is very fast in recycle time. I especially like being able to use either the viewfinder or monitor when shooting and reviewing saved photos. I have been involved in photography for almost 40 years and have own almost as many cameras and I must say that the Olympus C-8080 is the best handling camera with the most complete set of usable features I've ever owned. The instruction manual is extremely well done and covers all the camera's features in a very thorough manner.
CONS: The on/off button is located where the shutter button is usually located. I've turned the camera off several times when trying to take a picture. This could be a problem when there isn't time for a second shot.
PROS: This product puts the final nail in the 35mm coffin for any "prosumer". Image quality is simply awesome! The camera feels like a dream in your hands - ready to capture life in all its visual glory. Wow! I've looked hard at all of the 8MP on the market, and if you read all of the reviews, Olympus always comes out on top. I'm a first-time Olympus customer... and they've already won my heart and mind.
CONS: None.
PROS: High quality product. Excellent pictures. Strong and very well finished camera casing. Easy to use. (Note: some reviewers complain about the complexity of the menus. This is true: menus are rather complex. But with the MyMode option you can keep your most convenient settings.) Fast start-up.
CONS: 400 ISO is not sufficient to make most indoor pictures, so you must use the flash (which is not very powerful + creates shadows). I was also surprised by the shutter delay: according to reviews it should not be noticable, but it is still longer than I expected. Storing RAW and TIFF images takes very long. In short: excellent camera (I'm happy with it), but you must know where you want to use it for (and consider the other 8 MPX cameras when choosing).
PROS: Tons of manual controls, focuses great in low light with autofocus illuminator.
CONS: power zoom a little touchy.
PROS: Great Camera! Best picture. Best overall in 8 Megapxiel class.
CONS: There is nothing that I dislike about this camera!
PROS: I did a lot of research before purchasing an 8 Megapixel camera. I checked Steve's digicams, DPR, and digital imaging, and they all gave high marks to this camera. If image quality and control are what you want, this is your camera. Over all it was better reviewed then the other, though particular features( like anti shake in the Minolta) may make you pick a different camera.
CONS: I love the full swivel lcd on my g3 canon and really miss it on this camera. I also miss the full ******* remote. Having to use button combinations to access funtions is sort of a drag a drag as well. I haven't had to try this yet but some reviews mention long RAW image processing times.
PROS: 1) incredable picture quality, resolution, color balance 2) manual controls for everything available 3) movies with sound as long as the card has memory 4) less purple fringing on high contrast shots than any other camera I have used 5) fat32 CF formating 6) magnesium case and great build quilty 7) battery life: at 834 shots I have yet to find the limits of battery life 8) the lens: the big lens gives great low light performance 9) fantastic auto-focus performance
CONS: 1) slow CF write speed. This camera will not utilize the full speed of a ultra CF card. I microdrive would be a better choice in MB/$ for this camera 2) ungodly slow RAW performance (due to the slow CF write speed) 3) camera locks durring RAW file write 4) zoom is locked while in movie mode
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Best Home Weather Stations
When we tested home weather stations, we looked at everything from the accuracy of readings to ease of use. Browse our reviews to see how they fared.
Honeywell TE923W
Honeywell TE923W, $250
This weather station comes with a whopping 12 features, for the true climate enthusiast. In addition to reporting the current temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure, it also tracks the latest wind speed and direction, UV index, and rainfall amounts. It tells you the times for sunrise and sunset and has a programmable alarm that alerts you when the temperature nears the freezing mark and there's a threat of ice. (honeywellstore.com)Pros:
The unit measures temperatures as low as 14 degrees F and as high as 140 degrees F; sensors detect temperatures as low as -40 degrees F and as high as 176 degrees F.
Sensors work well as far away as 328 feet from the unit — one of the widest ranges of all the models tested.
The model accepts up to four additional sensors, to monitor conditions in more than one spot (your backyard, basement, attic, etc.).
Though there's a lot of information on the display, it's easy to read.
A remote control is included, allowing you to change display settings.
The unit has a built-in alarm clock with a programmable snooze.
The PC interface enables you to control, store, and share weather records from your computer. The unit can also store up to 200 weather records without a PC connection.
The display can be placed on a tabletop or hung on the wall (mounting hardware is included).
The temperature reading is off by about 2 degrees F, and humidity readings are slightly inaccurate as well.
The unit was badly scratched after our drop test.
Programming can be confusing. In particular, there are too many steps involved with setting up the time and date.
The manual is confusing, and we had to leave a message with customer service and wait for someone to call back.
Ambient 7-Day Weather Forecaster
Ambient 7-Day Weather Forecaster, $200
Unlike its peers, this weather station relies on signals from AccuWeather.com — not sensors — for its data. (It uses information from 150 spots around the country and updates every 15 minutes.) Installation is simple: With no sensors needed, you just select the nearest city and receive current conditions and forecasts through an over-the-air signal (no Internet connection needed). However, because there aren't sensors, the info you get may vary slightly from that of your exact location. (ambientdevices.com)Pros:
The weather station gives daily high and low temperatures, precipitation, wind speed and direction, UV index, pollen, and air-quality alerts.
The display is straightforward and easy to read.
With four AA batteries, this unit can be completely wireless.
Customer service is excellent, and instructions in the manual are clearly written.
Depending on how far you live from a data-collection site, the temperature may not be an exact match to your home location.
The model offers only one temperature reading and doesn't report on humidity.
It's not easy to set up the time and date manually (although it does have an auto-set function).
Oregon Scientific +ECO Clima Control
Oregon Scientific +ECO Clima Control, $120
This environmentally friendly model uses a built-in solar panel to run on solar energy, so it's kinder to the earth and won't run up your utility bill. Eight hours of sunlight keeps the device going for up to three months on a single charge (leave it near a windowsill and you'll never have to worry). Cute icons give you the forecast, and a radio-controlled clock and calendar mean up-to-date info. (www2.oregonscientific.com)Pros:
In our tests, this model gave the most accurate temperature readings.
Of all the models we evaluated, the +ECO Clima Control is the only one that offers temperature and humidity readings for up to three different locations right out of the box.
Weather conditions and forecasts are simple to make out, thanks to large icons.
It's durable. It came out of our drop tests looking as good as new.
Sensors only work up to 100 feet away from the station, which could be an issue if you have a large home or yard.
The battery compartments for sensors are difficult to open.
Setup is difficult. We needed the manual to help us with most of it, but customer service is quick to respond.
Oregon Scientific Professional Weather Center
Oregon Scientific Professional Weather Center, $300
Accurate and durable, this weather station has a handy touch-screen panel that shows the time, indoor and outdoor temperature, and humidity, wind speed, wind chill, heat index, dew point, and barometric pressure, and rainfall. (www2.oregonscientific.com)Pros:
Easy to program, thanks to its touch-screen panel.
Of all the units tested, it most accurately measured humidity.
Sensors work well as far away as 300 feet from the unit.
Remote sensors can measure temperatures as low as -58 degrees F and as high as 158 degrees F — one of the widest ranges in our tests.
The manual is straightforward, and customer service is helpful.
The display can sit on a tabletop or be attached to a wall (mounting hardware included).
The sensor housed inside the unit is less sensitive than the remote ones, which means it won't monitor temperatures below 32 degrees F and above 122 degrees F (however, it's unlikely your home's indoor temperature will reach either extreme).
Sensor battery compartments are tough to open.
La Crosse Technology
La Crosse Technology WS-7394U-IT-CH, $80
Sleek and compact, this is a great choice for keeping on a small bedside table. The uncluttered display is easy to read and shows the time, date, weather forecast icon, indoor and outdoor temperature, indoor humidity, and barometric pressure. (lacrossetechnology.com)Pros:
It measures temperatures as low as 14 degrees F and as high as 139 degrees F — one of the widest ranges in our tests.
In our tests, temperature readings were accurate within 2 degrees.
Sensors can be placed as far away as 330 feet from the station and still work well.
The unit did well in our drop test, although the detachable stand fell off (it was easily reattached).
The manual is straightforward and easy to follow.
The display can be placed on a tabletop or hung on the wall.
In our tests, humidity readings were inaccurate — off by about 14 percent.
Sensor setup takes an extra step than others and is time-consuming.
Honeywell TE653ELW
Honeywell TE653ELW, $60
This budget-friendly weather station comes with 11 handy features, including 12- and 24-hour forecasts, a moon-phase display, 24-hour barometric pressure history chart, and a programmable alarm that alerts you when there's a threat of ice (however, with temperature readings only registering to 23 degrees F, it's not the best pick for super-chill climates). You can mount it on a wall or place it on a shelf or nightstand. (honeywellstore.com)Pros:
The weather station gave one of the most accurate temperature readings of all the units we tested.
Large numbers and forecast icons are easy to read.
Pretty durable, it sustained only minor scratches in our drop test.
The display unit can be placed on a tabletop or hung on the wall.
Temperature readings go only as low as 23 degrees F.
In our tests, humidity readings were off by a noticeable amount — 16 percent.
We had to leave a message with customer service and wait for someone to call us back.
La Crosse Technology WS-9611U-IT-CBP
La Crosse Technology WS-9611U-IT-CBP, $45
With its large numbers and forecast icons, this attractive, budget-priced weather station makes it easy to get your weather at a glance. A true enthusiast might miss extras like programmable ice alerts and barometric pressure readings. Features include remote sensors, moon phase displays, and auto-updated time and date. (lacrossetechnology.com)Pros:
In our tests, the temperature readings were accurate within 2 degrees F.
It does a good job measuring humidity levels, going as low as 1 percent and as high as 99 percent.
Sensors work well from up to 330 feet away from the unit.
The display is easy to read, thanks to a clean design and large icons.
The unit held up well during our drop test, although the batteries fell out.
It has a built-in alarm clock with a programmable snooze.
The display unit can be placed on a tabletop or hung on the wall.
Setting the date and time can be tedious.
The manual is disorganized and hard to read, and we experienced a short wait before we spoke to someone in customer service.
The Weather Channel Professional Weather Center
The Weather Channel Professional Weather Center (WS-1611TWC-IT), $150
This attractive model is easy to set up and use, and should you need help, customer service is quick to respond. The display offers basic readings like outdoor temperature and humidity, wind speed, wind chill, rainfall amounts, barometric pressure, and the time and date. Bonus: It features a storm-warning alarm to alert you when bad weather is approaching (weather.com/store)Pros:
Setting up sensors and the time and date is a breeze.
Sensors work well from up to 330 feet away from the unit.
Sensors measure temperatures as low as -40 degrees F and as high as 140 degrees F.
Our temperature readings varied by less than 2 degrees.
The unit has a built-in alarm clock.
The manual is useful, and our testers found customer service to be very helpful.
In our tests, humidity readings were off by about 18 percent.
Oregon Scientific Weather In Motion
Oregon Scientific Weather In Motion, $50
What you see on this weather station's display depends on how far away you are from it. If you're at a distance, you'll see the time, day of the week, and outside conditions in large numbers and icons. If you're near the model, the icons become smaller and you can see the indoor and outdoor temperature. (www2.oregonscientific.com)Pros:
We found that temperature readings were accurate within 2 degrees. The manual is simple to use, and customer service is excellent.
It suffered only minor scratches during our drop test.
Sensors work only within 98 feet of the unit, the shortest distance of all the models we tested.
The range of temperatures measured is limited: 23 degrees F to 122 degrees F.
Honeywell TM005X
Honeywell TM005X, $30
The display on this no-frills weather station uses oversized numbers and simple icons to show outside temperature, humidity, and rainfall. In our tests, this model didn't give accurate humidity readings. (honeywellstore.com)Pros:
The temperature, humidity, and weather conditions are easy to read on the display.
It pretty durable, sustaining only minor scratches in our drop test.
The display unit can be placed on a tabletop or hung on the wall.
In our tests, we found that humidity readings were off by 16 percent.
Temperature readings go only as low as 23 degrees F — not great for cold climates.
The unit has limited humidity range, measuring only up to 90 percent.
Sensors work up to 100 feet away from the station, which could be an issue if you have a large home.
The manual is detailed but small, and if you call customer service, you have to leave a message and wait for someone to call you back.
P3 International E9250
P3 International E9250, $200
The display shows indoor and outdoor temperatures, indoor and outdoor humidity, air pressure trends and history, wind speed, and rainfall amounts. Handy icons make the readings easy to see. (p3international.com)Pros:
It does a good job of accurately measuring humidity.
Sensors work well up to 300 feet away from the unit.
It's easy to install sensors and set the date and time.
You can connect up to nine sensors to the unit.
In our tests, temperature readings were off by 2.5 degrees on average.
The manual is confusing, and when we called customer service, no one answered.


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Sigment Kurosai wrote:I guess I'll be the one to point this out. PpGD and GT do not have the same author. Bleedman is the artist. BeeAre is the one who actually writes for PpGD, and someone else (I forget who) writes for GT.
A suggestion so heavy that if it's actually taken you might as well be Co. Writer.Havoc751 wrote:But anyways, while I'm here, there is something I would like to suggest.
Since Jack's story will revolve around the separation of the two timelines (GT and PPGD), in order to make a future devoid of ruin, I thought it would be a great idea to involve Clockwork. I mean this is kinda Clockwork's whole thing, making sure the future is headed in the right direction.
I think we all kind of know this to some extent, I've always just been interested in what the 'original' timeline was and when the timelines do alternate, WHEN does the alternating happen?Blood Lord wrote:They are alternate timelines.
Birdofterror wrote:A suggestion so heavy that if it's actually taken you might as well be Co. Writer.
That's some heavy stuff.
Birdofterror wrote:Beeare ended up saying something about Jack, but I think that was just to shut me up. If the alternate timelines exist, there had to have been a time where they were both 100% the same, then one of them started becoming different. That point when things started changing is what I'm interested in, you know?
Birdofterror wrote:That sounds like kind of a dick power.
Mercen-X wrote:random havoc.
Mercen-X wrote:By the way, I feel I need to ask before my brain melts: when did this whole alternate timeline/time divide plot point first appear in discussion?
By the way, I feel I need to ask before my brain melts: when did this whole alternate timeline/time divide plot point first appear in discussion?
Havoc wrote:Did you read the list on the first page? Because a few of your suggestions were already listed. Also try to give more of a reason as to why you think these characters should be in this comic.
BR has told us many things
Birdofterror wrote:Considering GT already has Helga, I would imagine that Hey Arnold and people from the show itself aren't banned from the list.
However, one doesn't simply suggest people, one needs to present their suggestions in a way that benefits the story as a whole. Not just call out names of shows because you like them.
Birdofterror wrote:Haha, it's okay. Everyone has to learn somewhere.
I find it funny that you mentioned Jimmy Neutron, mostly because he's only been hinted at in the story. Should another character be mentioned with him, he has to make his debut appearance as well.
Eh, it could be interesting to debut several characters at once.
Tenshi Nova wrote:I SECOND THIS IDEA!
K, I got that out of my system.
I wish to see the Time Warp Trio as well.
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"To launch the 2010 Ride to Conquer Cancer we staged a four city photo op, in Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver. In each city 50-110 cyclists gathered in busy public areas and held their bikes over their heads for 1 minute – striking a pose that amounted to a human version of the Ride to Conquer Cancer logo. The event was covered nationally in the Globe and Mail and by City TV, Global, CTV, The Toronto Sun, The Calgary Herald, The Calgary Sun, Metro, 24, Marketing Mag, Media in Canada, BizBash, and other media outlets."
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Sept. 23, 1984: Anderson becomes first skipper with 100-win seasons in both leagues
By Thomas Lawrence
Sparky Anderson had a knack for making good teams better. The result was four 100-win seasons – and a spot in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Twenty-five years ago today, on Sept. 23, 1984, Anderson's eventual world champion Detroit Tigers won their 100th game of the season. Not only did this give Anderson his fourth 100-win season, but it also made him the first manager to do so in both leagues. Since then, Whitey Herzog and Tony La Russa have joined that exclusive club.
Sparky did it with the 1970 Cincinnati Reds the first time, and led the Reds to 100 wins twice more (1975 and 1976) before bringing his winning ways to the Motor City.
"Sparky's got style and charisma…" said his former outfielder Champ Summers, who played for him in both Cincinnati and Detroit, "…and knows how to manage and get the best out of his players."
Against the Yankees on that September day in 1984, Anderson's Tigers pulled out a 4-1 win led by a six-inning, scoreless performance by starter Jack Morris. The win was Morris' 19th and final regular-season win of his 1984 All-Star campaign.
Solo homers by third baseman Marty Castillo and slugging right fielder Kirk Gibson also helped Detroit's cause.
It was Anderson's 1,338th win out of an eventual 2,194, which is sixth all-time behind current titans Joe Torre, Bobby Cox and Tony La Russa, as well as John McGraw and all-time leader Connie Mack. When Anderson retired, he was third on the all-time wins list.
In his years as skipper, Anderson took home five league pennants, three World Series rings and two Manager of the Year awards – with the 1984 and 1987 Tigers.
Anderson retired after the 1995 season and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2000.
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CamelBak Women's Day Star 70 oz. Hydration Pack
Product Information:
The CamelBak Women's Day Star™ 70 oz. Hydration Pack fits the bill for the woman who enjoys a daytime hike along the park trails. Featuring a Women's-Fit Dynamic Suspension™ S-curve harness for maximum comfort, this pack will be your go-to for every adventure with enough room to carry any extras. The Antidote™ Reservoir consists of an air-light fillport holding 70 oz. of water, for 3-hours of hydration without added weight.
- Total capacity: 1098 cu in/18L of cargo space
- Includes the Antidote™ Reservoir that features:
- Quick-snap cap that tightens in just a quarter turn
- Low-profile fit for unmatched stability
- Air-light fillport cuts weight
- CamelBak� Got Your Bak Guarantee™
- BACK PANEL: Air mesh
- HARNESS: Women's-Fit Dynamic Suspension™
- Torso Length: 16 in. (41 cm)
- Pack Weight: 1.36 lbs. (.5 kg)
- S-curve women's harness
- Hike essentials organizer pocket
- Also carries extra layers, food, trail maps, compass
Country of Origin: United States
Web ID: 10871442
Customer Reviews:
CamelBak Women's Day Star 70 oz. Hydration Pack
Needs improvement
I like the space in the bag, enough room for multiple water bladders but I don't like the fact there is no hip strap and the chest strap doesn't go down any further and with movement it slips up and chokes me.
August 19, 2014
I love the idea of this, however, it falls a wee bit shy of expectations... To fill the water sack was easy, however screwing it closed posed a challenge...for me, and my friend...once we got that taken care of, we tried to pack some other essentials, for our hike, and there really wasn't much room left...good thing the dog had a pack. I guess this is fine if all you want is your keys and water...but honestly, if that was the case...I would've bought the smaller one...
June 17, 2014
Best pack ever
This is the Best pack I've ever purchased. It's also the only one ever purchased, but who's counting
March 6, 2014
Great purchase!
This is going to help me on my long biking journey's and work commute!
February 25, 2014
Great day pack!
I'm a petite woman and this pack fits me perfectly. I like the separate compartment for small items with lots of pockets, then a larger open compartment for extra clothing, etc. Extra mesh pockets on the sides hold extra bottles of juice or water.
September 18, 2013
This was exactly what we hoped for!
This was purchased for my teenage daughter and she reported it worked GREAT!! It was nice being able to fill the water reservoir and not have to mess with water bottles. The fact that this did not leak (unlike the cheaper "immitation" we tried first) and the pocket for the water was sealed off from the main compartments was important. lots of useful pockets.
June 20, 2013
Great storage
I bought this pack to use while stand up paddleboarding. I wanted to be able have my hydration pack as well as pockets and storage space big enough to fit a snack, flip flops, light jacket and towel, this pack can store it all. I have yet to need all 70oz that the bladder holds, even after many hours. I would recommend this pack to any day hiker, paddleboarders, or even car trips.
June 18, 2013
Great pack
I try to get out hiking at least once a week and this pack is great. This pack is shorter than ones I've had before and the adjustable chest strap makes it much more comfortable. The only thing I can complain about is I ordered a purple one and received teal. I didn't send it back because I didn't want to wait to use it and the color isn't a deal breaker. All in all it is a great pack that is comfortable with plenty of room for other items you may need on a day trip.
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day pack
Light weight, comfortable and great for a day pack. Hydration system is awesome!
November 14, 2012
I have used this on many 6-8 mile hikes and it's great. Seems to be well made and very sturdy. I'm still not great at refilling it, but I'll get better I'm sure. Most recently, I took it to a music festival. It rained all day and all our valuables inside of it were perfectly dry at the end of the day. A little too bulky for running.
October 16, 2012