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320 Elton Road, Commercial Building in Hinds County2 acres /property/320_Elton_Road_Commercial_Building_in_Hinds_County-3178598/ 320 & 326 Elton Road , Jackson , MS 39212
Fields Road 270270 acres /property/Fields_Road_270-3150232/ Fields Road , Utica , MS 39175
23 Acres in Hinds County, Mississippi23 acres /property/23_Acres_in_Hinds_County_Mississippi-2932474/ Utica , MS 39175
35 Acres in Hinds County, Mississippi35 acres /property/35_Acres_in_Hinds_County_Mississippi-2916230/ Midway Road , Raymond , MS 39154
Cattle Farm Land Ponds Utica Ms Hinds County320 acres /property/Cattle_Farm_Land_Ponds_Utica_Ms_Hinds_County-2910161/ 1886 Ike Down Road , Utica , MS 39175
2.04 Acres in Hinds County2.04 acres /property/2_04_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2892886/ Terry , MS 39170
6.3 Acres w/ home (5772 Tank Rd) Hinds County6.3 acres /property/6_3_Acres_w_home_(5772_Tank_Rd)_Hinds_County-2869220/ Terry , MS 39170
10.10 Acres in Hinds County10.1 acres /property/10_10_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2861024/ Terry , MS 39170
78.6 Acres in Hinds County78.6 acres /property/78_6_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2855570/ US 49 South , Jackson , MS 39209
210 Acres in Hinds County210 acres /property/210_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2855571/ Clinton , MS 39056
5 Acres in Hinds County5 acres /property/5_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2855568/ Terry , MS 39170
7.5 Acres in Hinds County7.5 acres /property/7_5_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2855569/ Edwards , MS 39041
2.5 Acres in Hinds County2.5 acres /property/2_5_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2855566/ Terry , MS 39170
4.96 Acres in Hinds County4.96 acres /property/4_96_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2855567/ Terry , MS 39170
2.45 Acres in Hinds County2.45 acres /property/2_45_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2855565/ Raymond , MS 39154
Ranch, Other - Terry, MS6.3 acres /property/Ranch_Other_Terry_MS-2839439/ 5772 TANK RD , Terry , MS 39170
2.45 Comm. Acres in Hinds County2.45 acres /property/2_45_Comm_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2838712/ Byram , MS 39272
39 Acres in Hinds County39 acres /property/39_Acres_in_Hinds_County-2838706/ Raymond , MS 39154
28 Acres Walnut Creek Farms in Hinds Co28 acres /property/28_Acres_Walnut_Creek_Farms_in_Hinds_Co-2814010/ Terry , MS 39170
Pasture Land Lake Pond Creek Raymond Ms Hinds County184 acres /property/Pasture_Land_Lake_Pond_Creek_Raymond_Ms_Hinds_County-2743775/ Old Oak Tree Ln , Raymond , MS 39154
6.145 Hinds (commercial acres)6.15 acres /property/6_145_Hinds_(commercial_acres)-2728002/ Byram , MS 39272
48.4 Acres in Hinds48.4 acres /property/48_4_Acres_in_Hinds-2727997/ Raymond , MS 39154
215 Acres in Hinds County, Mississippi215 acres /property/215_Acres_in_Hinds_County_Mississippi-2723915/ 7692 Anderson Road , Edwards , MS 39066
256 Acres in Hinds County, MS256 acres /property/256_Acres_in_Hinds_County_MS-2713439/ Snake Creek Road , Raymond , MS 39154
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Hinds County is a large urban county located in a busy metropolitan area of Mississippi. The most common type of land for sale in Hinds County recently was farms, while Terry had the most land listed for sale in Hinds County. Recent internal data places the average per-acre value of land for sale in Hinds County at $4,133, with an average list price of $373,579 for land and farms for sale in Hinds County. Of the 82 counties in Mississippi, Hinds County is the most populated county in the state (242,891 people live here, according to 2015 Census estimates). Government and state-level services are the main economic drivers in Hinds County. Size-wise, Hinds County is Mississippi's fifth biggest county (877 square miles, which represents two percent of the state). Farming activities in Hinds County generate annual revenues of $73 million, 34 percent of which is from livestock products and 66 percent from crop harvests. The main agricultural staple here is crop farming (classified by the U.S. Census Bureau to include crops such as wheat, corn, hay and cotton).Read More +
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Ride a bike for part or all of your commute.
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Carpool to work and mid-day meetings.
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Log Your Trips and Be Rewarded.
Be a part of the solution because your commute counts.
Congress Fails to Pass Pre-Tax Commute Benefit Parity for 2014
Congress has not passed legislation that would continue the Pre-Tax Commute Benefits at the higher level of $245 per month; therefore, the maximum monthly amount will revert to $130 in 2014. In 2013, Congress passed legislation part way through the year that retroactively set the rate at $245. The Alliance will continue to track the situation and will provide updates as they become available.

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The name's poshgaloo AKA Riley Walker and I am quite possibly one of the biggest Half-Life aficionados you will come across in your lifetime. I am also a mapper for the Goldsource engine. So there you go. ^_^ PS: I am also a Doom fan and a huge Fallout 4 junkie. :3
Loving it.
Love it. :)
Looking good.
Lol well I'm pretty sure that's how you play a game. Play it hard till you can't play it anymore cuz you've beaten it. (Note the double entendre here.) ;)
Agreed. I still think some of the light and shadow rendering is some of the best especially with the many compile tools that are still available on the web.
Cool. Would make a great fish area. ;)
I like it.
Nah, it's very much alive.
I know but thing is I have used Hammer on this mod for so long I might as well continue since I've come so far.
Yup thx man.
Aw sorry to hear. Well, I'm glad to see you still continuing development on your mod. Can't wait when this is ready to be played. :)
Looks like you could add some Assassins in this area.
I agree with Thanoshld this is a great Goldsource Black Mesa mod it seems. You really are good at capturing the feeling.
I like the TV and the dim lighting in this room. Really just all fits for some reason IMO.
Perfect disaster area. Could have a scientist getting attacked by an Alien Slave behind those windows up there, almost like in Blue Shift before the elevator falls.
This mod seems to have an intriguing atmosphere. I like mods that have that.
I love broken ceiling touches in mods. Very well-done!
I like it.
Yeah I think the darkness really adds to the atmosphere. The lighting itself seems fair enough so this could be a perfect flashlight area.
Ah, I like this. This looks like a good battle location. Maybe have some Alien Slaves or Alien Controllers teleport in because this seems like a fitting area for those creatures.
Same good God.
Let's go, buddy.
Will do. Many things will be added to this section.
Lol I'll change how he's positioned. That note you see to the far left is a little something the player can read and you'll see it's basically his suicide note if you wanna call it that.
Lol sorry I'm replying late but yeah I was the same. I would always be so trigger-happy with my m249 SAW.
Like this area.
Lol I thought I was the only one who thought so!
I like it man! Really reminds me of one of those intriguing OP4 areas. :)
Nice to come back to Moddb and see this awesome work done! Well-done man!
This mod is dead man my latest one is up of course. That's the one I'm bound to finishing.


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June 2016
Otimo passeio. O almoço deixa a desejar, é so uma opção e não tem uma boa relação custo/benefício. Mas o passeio é tão legal, que isso acaba não importando. O guia Lucas é muito bom, tem muito conhecimento e ainda por cima tem a fotografia como hobby, então tira otimas fotos para nós!
June 2016
Muy recomendable, el paisaje es hermoso y el guía muy bueno!
May 2016
Great tour! The views are fantastic and the stops were all enjoyable. We were not able to see Aconcagua due to weather but there were plenty of great views.
March 2016
This was the highlight of our short trip to Mendoza. We were picked up at our hotel at the appointed hour on a beautiful day, and off we went toward the Chilean border in a clean, modern Mercedes Sprinter bus with about 20 others. This was the same route that my spouse and I drove by bus the day before coming to Mendoza, so we had some concern about having seen it already. No worries necessary - our guide was excellent in explaining the various features of the land, from vineyards to volcanoes. We stopped at various scenic points along the way, including a place to take a nice picture of Aconcagua mountain. But the topper for us was our ride up a steep dirt mountain road with numerous switchbacks to visit the Christ the Redeemer of the Andes on the border of Chile and Argentina, which is at 12,572 ft. The 360 degree view from there was beyond spectacular! It truly made our Andean trip perfect. Afterwards we stopped for an optional lunch at the restaurant at the entry arch. It was a buffet, good portions, and was reasonably priced at US10. We also visited the Inca Bridge and other places on the route program. Our guide was very good. We were the only English speakers on a full bus, and he never failed to provide us with his full commentary, and took time to answer questions for us with his fluent English. Throughout he was careful for his tour group, ensuring all were well-informed at each stop, present before departure, and provided personal attention at the various stops. Our driver was excellent, always maintaining safety on the road. I highly recommend this tour.
March 2016
This was only one of the highlights of our trip to Mendoza. It was truly a bargain at any price. The mountains and scenery were spectacular and not to be missed. The guide was knowledgeable. He spoke English well and was well versed in the history of each stop. I would not bother with the lunch and if you can bring your own, I would do it. And, bring water. But the can was as comfortable as it could be on terrible roads. It was clean, and roomy. The driver was competent on, what was for me, scary roads as well as being very nice. The pick up was on time which is not usual in Argentina which goes on it's own concept of time. All in all, our trip would have been less rewarding had we not taken this tour. Kudos to Viator and the tour leader.
kris Canada
March 2016
Trip was awesome. Tour guide lady was great.
February 2016
Fabolous.This tour is the most important of our travel in Mendoza. Aconcagua is a magic mountain. I recomended.
December 2015
Great way to see the beauty of the region if you don't have the time to hike in the backcountry. Time to ride the Los Penitentes ski lift for the views late spring was an added bonus. The guide was friendly and engaged with both spanish and english speaking groups on board. Good value for the price.
December 2015
This tour is exactly what you pay for. Nothing more, nothing less. Great panoramic views, good tour guide, a lot of information about the Andes and the places you visit.
September 2015
Wonderful experience. Terrific bilingual guide. We were the only English speakers and felt comfortable. Be sure to bring additional money for food , rental of snow equipment, etc.
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DMI + and DMI - crossed over today suggesting a potential upward trend in the near future. Bought $1.25 Calls for Feb 22. Long term its a no brainer that this is a Strong Sell. The main factory on illegal property in the West Bank means a huge liability.
Ignore Arafat.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Besides, the factory is quite legal and offers good jobs where they are hard to find. There it is, from the mouth of a liberal Atty :)
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The Tri-Cities Women's Expo was created to highlight small businesses run by women in our community and to bring services available to women together in one place. for the first time in 16 years it will be at the Three Rivers Convention Center!
Here's a list of which stores have the best deals on what. We judged them on a 5 point scale (with 5 being excellent) for variety, discount, and availability.
You get to shop saving 40% and SARC gets 10%. This wonderful offer from PartyLite ends on October 31st so there's not much time.
I don't know about you, but I love cowboy/girl boots! When I was little I had a black pair that I wore everyday of my life until my mother threw them out. I'd wear them with dresses, my pajamas... whatever. My love for horses started as soon as I was born so I was wearing cowboy boots early on. It was cowboy boots or barefoot for me.
I love to surf the net and discover new gadgets! Yes, I'm doing your Christmas shopping for you. For the next ten days I will show you fun things.. check out No. 10:
Some say the economy is bad. Some say they can barely make ends meet! But, get to the Columbia Center Mall or Costco on any day, and it's usually PACKED!
We kind of saw it creeping up on us last year, but this year it's in full force.
You've never seen Black Friday like this. Check out this compilation of Black Friday store stampedes
The Columbia Center Mall in Tri-Cities is open from midnight to 10 a.m. on Friday. Walmart and Target have famously pledged to open at 8 p.m. the night before. If you know the hours or deals of any locally-owned stores in Kennewick, Pasco or Richland, please leave a comment.
The 17th annual Custer's Christmas Arts & Crafts Show at TRAC last weekend was packed with people examining tree ornaments, wreaths, chocolate fudge, candied popcorn and more while Christmas music played overhead. We...


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Cas Lowood uses his father's blade to send ghosts out of this world and back to where they belong. Cas used to help his father with this task, but now his father is dead, murdered by one of those evil spirits. Cas has battled with many ghosts in his time, but when he meets a ghost named Anna, his unusual life takes an even more dangerous turn.
In Anna Dressed in Blood by Kendare Blake, Cas Lowood moves to the town of Thunder Bay to try to track down a ghost who became famous
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody hears it, does it still make a sound? If somebody insults Will Halpin and he isn't reading that person's lips, does it still count as an insult?
In The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin by Josh Berk, Will Halpin knows that he doesn't fit into his new school. Transferring out of an all-deaf school and into a mainstream one has definitely been a difficult transition. He knows that his deafness makes him an outsider, as well as
Talullah Casey is off to change her life in a very different environment. She's going to be taking classes at a performing arts college. She will be living on the dramatic, damp, and windswept Yorkshire Dales where she can pretend to be Cathy looking for her Heathcliff. And yes, there will be snogging involved.
Talullah is the younger cousin of Georgia Nicolson, who readers may remember as the heroine of a whole series of novels that made readers laugh out loud. Talullah
Anya moved from Russia to America years ago, but even though she lost weight and lost her accent, she still has a lot of trouble making friends. And then one day she has an accident that changes her life. That's the day she meets the ghost of a girl named Emily.
After Anya falls down a well, she finds a human skeleton and then moments later she sees Emily's ghost hovering over that skeleton. Keep in mind — that's three traumatic incidents in a row! So is it any wonder that Anya freaks out and starts screaming? But
Jill's father is gone, and her mother isn't making sense anymore.
When Jill's father died, it broke their family into pieces.
Then Jill's mother decided to adopt a baby from an unwed teenager.
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Jill is angry and upset about a
The kids in my Teen Advisory Group have been going through a reviewing frenzy recently. Here are some of the books and other "stuff" they've been enjoying this spring.
Hey 13! by Gary Soto
This is a book of thirteen different stories about teens who go through different situations when they are thirteen years old. Most teens will be able to relate to these stories, and I really think that teens will find it to be a funny and easy book to read.
Axe Cop is a policeman who uses his axe to chop off the heads of bad guys. He meets many unusual characters along the way.
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The teens in our Teen Advisory Group have been involved in several recent brainstorming sessions to pick out their favorite books, music, and movies that were released this year. Their selections included all kinds of stuff — funny, weird, and thought-provoking — even stuff that will make you want to dance.
Unbroken by Demi Lovato
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Benny Imura was appalled to learn that the Apocalypse came with homework.
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The new school year has just begun, but already the teens in Kingsbridge Library's Teen Advisory Group have been reading up a storm. Here are some of their favorite books from 2011 — some of them are already on our shelves, and some of them will be released in the coming months. They're all listed in our Catalog, so you can reserve copies of these new and super-new titles!
Vivien recommends Unleashed (Wolf Spring Chronicles) by Nancy Holder & Debbie Viguie.
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Bullying is a horrible thing. It sticks with you forever. It poisons you. But only if you let it.
These lines, from Heather Brewer's story "The Secret," touch on the prevailing themes of a new book called Dear Bully: 70 Authors Tell Their Stories. Since October is National Bullying Prevention Month, it seemed especially appropriate to share this book right now.
Dear Bully is a collection containing stories by many authors who have written books for
Do you love Suzanne Collins's Hunger Games trilogy? Are you REALLY hoping that the new Hunger Games movie is going to do justice to the book? Do you want to read more books in which the world as we know it has ended... and a dark and dangerous world has taken its place? Where a dark and dangerous guy (or, for that matter, a blonde and dangerous guy) will look deeply into your eyes and inspire you to fight against the society you've known your entire life?
I followed a link the other day to the First Second Books website, one of my favorite publishers of graphic novels. I'm already a huge fan of Vampire Loves, the Color of Earth trilogy, Robot Dreams, American Born Chinese, Brain Camp, and
As the school year ends and the members of our Teen Advisory Group plan to ride off into the sunset (or at least take a vacation or go to summer camp), I thought I would share some more of their favorite books, CDs, and DVDs that they enjoyed this year.
Mistwood by Leah Cypess
This book is about a shape-shifter named Isabel who doesn't remember anything from the past. She only knows that she exists to protect the handsome king. Mystery and magic fans
He is instantly recognizable, even to people who have never read any of the novels and stories written about him. He uses his powers of deductive reasoning better than almost anyone. He never actually said, "Elementary, my dear Watson" except in the movies. And even though he's one of the most famous detectives the world has ever known, he never really existed.
Sherlock Holmes was created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who wrote many short stories and novels about this character who soon became more famous and popular than his creator (and
Thursday April 14th is Poem in Your Pocket Day. This tradition began in New York City in 2002 and expanded nationally several years later. If you go to New York City's PIYPD page, you can learn about special events that will take place that day, and even read some poems by mayor Michael Bloomberg. But let's get to the real question... how will you pick the right poem for your pocket?
First, let me begin with a story from my own past that emphasizes the
Lynda Barry, most renowned for her comic strips and graphic novels featuring the character of Marlys, has written and illustrated two different books that incorporate cartoon characters into an unusual and inspiring exploration of the creative process. One focuses more on writing and the other focuses more on artwork, but the graphic novel format means that fans of words and pictures alike will be able to appreciate both books.
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In 2008, Lynda Barry published a book that asked the
I first learned about the animated film Sita Sings the Blues when it was featured in the New York International Children's Film Festival (Since I know you're wondering, I'll tell you that I got on their mailing list originally because of my deep and abiding love for the short films of Wallace and Gromit). Anyway, since I'm a fan of animated films, especially films that I can enjoy and also recommend to my teen patrons, I
Here are some of the latest and greatest graphic novels around, as recommended by the American Library Association's 2011 Great Graphic Novels for Teens list. See if you agree with my favorites from this list, and feel free to recommend some of your own!
Brain Camp by Susan Kim
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Buy something tangible with $1500... or just give it all to a homeless person. That a better way to throw away $1500 then gear for a game. its a game. Your taxes are real.
This guy prefers wasting hundreds of hours sitting in a basement.
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Understanding World Religions in 15 Minutes a Day
Learn the basics of: Islam Buddhism Hinduism Mormonism Christianity And many more…User-Friendly Beginner's Guide to World ReligionsThe world is becoming more integrated. What once seemed like the religions of exotic faraway lands are now practiced by families next door. These short, easily digestible readings give an overview of the beliefs, histories, and practices of dozens of religions, including Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, and many more. Garry Morgan blends the
$1.99Popular scholar Ravi Zacharias sets a captivating scene between Jesus Christ and Gautama Buddha in the first book of the Conversations with Jesus series.Have you ever wondered what Jesus would say to Mohammed? Or Buddha? Or Oscar Wilde? Maybe you have a friend who practices another religion or admires a more contemporary figure. Drop in on a conversation between Jesus and some well-known
A Joseph Campbell Companion: Reflections on the Art of Living"The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are"Joseph Campbell One of Joseph Campbell's most popular, most quoted works, A Joseph Campbell Companion: Reflections on the Art of Living is a treasure trove of insight and inspiration, thought-provoking in its depth, poetic in its scope. Drawn from a month-long workshop at the world-famous Esalen Institute held in celebration of the scholar's
A History of Terror in the Name of GodThe Surprising History and Legacy of the InquisitionThe renowned historian and critic Jonathan Kirsch presents a sweeping history of the Inquisition and the ways in which it has served as the chief model for torture in the West to this day. Ranging from the Knights Templar to the first Protestants; from Joan of Arc to Galileo; from the Inquisition's immense power in Spain after 1492, when the
Spinoza's Scandalous Treatise and the Birth of the Secular AgeWhen it appeared in 1670, Baruch Spinoza's Theological-Political Treatise was denounced as the most dangerous book ever published--"godless," "full of abominations," "a book forged in hell . . . by the devil himself." Religious and secular authorities saw it as a threat to faith, social and political harmony, and everyday morality, and its author was almost universally regarded as a religious
$5.99An essential introduction to eight of the world's major religions. Gerald R. McDermott explains what you need to understand about major world religions in order to engage people of other faiths while better understanding your own Christian faith and practice. McDermott offers an overview of the central beliefs of Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism, and Shinto.
La conquista espiritual de México
Ensayo sobre el apostolado y los métodos misioneros de las órdenes mendicantes en la Nueva España de 1523-1524 a 1572Ricard analiza un periodo fundamental en la formación de México posterior a la Conquista: en él se lleva a cabo el choque de civilizaciones, se funden, amalgaman o yuxtaponen los elementos americanos y europeos que lo constituirán.
Two Ways of Light: Kabbalah and VedantaThere is an unique relationship that exists between the Jewish mystical teachings of Kabbalah and the highest spiritual philosophy of the Hindus, the Vedanta. Outwardly they appear to be vastly different, but study them, analyze them, come to understand what they are really saying, and the similarities become obvious. And such a study is not just an academic exercise, for it will be found that
$6.67Vivimos en tiempos en los que las noticias permanentemente hablan del Islam.Sus distintas facciones y, sobre todo sus versiones radicales extremistas, muestran una imagen de barbarie, pero cuáles son los orígenes de la religión y cómo ha sido su evolución.Para explicarnos eso de forma sencilla e imparcial nadie mejor que Reza Aslan, historiador experto en religiones y autor de muchas obras entre
A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the AfterlifeThe #1 New York Times bestselling account of a neurosurgeon's own near-death experience. Thousands of people have had near-death experiences, but scientists have argued that they are impossible. Dr. Eben Alexander was one of those scientists. A highly trained neurosurgeon, Alexander knew that NDEs feel real, but are simply fantasies produced by brains under extreme stress.Then, Dr. Alexander's
Radical: Taking Back Your Faith from the American Dream
Taking Back Your Faith from the American DreamWHAT IS JESUS WORTH TO YOU?It's easy for American Christians to forget how Jesus said his followers would actually live, what their new lifestyle would actually look like. They would, he said, leave behind security, money, convenience, even family for him. They would abandon everything for the gospel. They would take up their crosses daily...BUT WHO DO YOU KNOW WHO LIVES LIKE THAT? DO YOU?In


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Well the thread is titled "Mallard interviews Dockery", but thanks for clearing up that the questions were not actually directed at me... since that wasn't at all clear earlier.How do you know that thread was for YOU. It could of just been a random expression. Just an ART FORM. Like Warhol recording bits of conversation.
Getting this thread back on topic, then:
Me & Brian Mallard are the Frost/Nixon of rock-n-roll.
"Minstrels on the Block" with Brian Mallard. Special guest Will Dockery. Created and produced by Rusty Wood for EATV 7.


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Funding Unsuccessful
This project's funding goal was not reached on September 3, 2011.
A simple accessory that allows you to mount your iPhone 4 to any magnified scope such as a telescope for photography.
This project's funding goal was not reached on September 3, 2011.
Use this space to cheer the creator along, ask questions, and talk to your fellow backers. Please remember to be respectful and considerate. Thanks!
I 2nd the Shapeways idea. You can even get paid for every model that is made.
Would you consider posting the model on Shapeways.com? I'd purchase a 3D printed version of what you already have rather than recreate the model.
Any plans to try another method of raising money for this project? The 139 backers are disappointed like you, would love to hear your thoughts. PG of course. ;-)
Such a shame this didn't get funded!!! I hope there are alternative plans to get this started as I really want one!!!
Well, damn! It was a great idea, and I still want one. Can't believe this wasn't funded. :-(
I'm not sure who this work but can someone try to start a tread on reddit.com for the Astroclip.
Time for an update Matt.... Let's see more pictures...
The way I see it things don't look good for this project.
Come one fellow backers we must know others who would benefit from an Astroclip.
Please help Matthew fund this project so I can stop hovering my iPhone over the eyepiece for hours. Here's a small set of what I've been able to capture
That's a great idea, I would definitely submit my photos :)
People always seem so amazed at what you can do with such affordable tech, a relatively inexpensive telescope, a phone that you already own and an astroclip will allow you to take some brilliant shots very easily.
Plus by hooking up your iphone, you could also be able to show a group of people the view, hell link it with something like Qik or UStream and you can broadcast live footage of the Moon, planets, whatever you want! All without needing to hook up a laptop, webcam etc
http://www.blipfoto.com/entry/973441 <--- Moon shot taken with my iPhone 4. Would have been a lot easier with an astroclip though! Always so difficult to get it lined up just right when holding the iphone!
That's awesome! I'm planning to put a website together after, to accept submissions from AstroClip owners and I'll post all the best pictures on it. What do you think?
I love this idea!!! I already take photos through my scope with my iPhone 4 but have to hold it up against the lense which is a bloody pain in the arse!!!
It is amazing what photos you can get with such simple equipment. This photo of Saturn was taken with my scope and iPhone: http://www.blipfoto.com/entry/1009671
I can't wait to get my Astroclip!!!!
Hi Thad-
Thanks for the support. AstroClip is meant for exactly that. The occasional Astrophotographer that doesn't want to spend a fortune on a camera set up. Thanks everyone for spreading the word!
I teach astronomy labs and advise the astronomy club at a community college. So often when we get the departments scopes out, students are trying to take pictures through the eyepiece with their phones. I hope this gets funded, because getting to take a record of your observation with you like this is a great way to spread interest in amateur astronomy. Kudos for the idea/design!
Matt - Try this one - http://www.birdforum.net/forumdisplay.php…
Hi Mark-
I agree that AstroClip could be used for other purposes. Would you happen to know any good forums or blogs that deal with this?
Hi Mark-
I agree that AstroClip could be used for other purposes. Would you happen to know any good forums or blogs that deal with this?
Matthew theres potentially another target audience - Digiscoping - specifically Birds. Its a big area and these guys normally love there technology and have money to burn on there hobby.
Good luck and I hope you get funded.
Matthew, I think what Vince means by stitching is a way to join several overlapping pictures together.
Hi Vince-
Thanks for being a backer! What do you mean as a stitching app?
Hey Matthew, great to be a backer. Have you thought about a stitching iphone 4 app to go with the Astroclip. seems like such a cool idea given the interest in iphoneography. Opens up a whole new world, literally. Good luck, hope you get funded.
Hi Fred,
Thats a great idea. This is why kickstarter is great because you can collaborate on an idea. I will look into the sizing of a microscope eye piece. Because i designed the astroclip to has the threaded adjustment screws as long as the eye piece is the same size or smaller than a telescope you could tighten the astroclip down perfectly. Great point. Thanks. I'll keep you posted.- Matt
I wonder if this would work with a microscope as well; I would think the eyepiece is about the same size, and the focus should be similar. If so, would double (?) your market - microscope eyepiece cameras are expensive and not very good quality.
Thanks for being the first backer Chris. Also the website will be up soon. I'm waiting for go daddy to set up the DNS.
Now this I like Matt...


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Product Review: Trader Joe's Gluten-Free Brownie Mix
I'll tell you straight: I was not a fan. There isn't a lot to say about these brownies. I had high hopes for them, though. Their ingredient list was shockingly short (just seven ingredients!), for a processed mix product, which was encouraging. They didn't have any dairy, soy, or tree nuts. (Amazingly versatile, right?) They bake up in a snap, since like most mixes they just need a few ingredients stirred in quickly. They baked up nice and dark, and they looked pleasantly fudgy.
The only problem? They really did not taste good. I found them chalky and greasy, without a very nice mouth feel. I've eaten plenty of gluten-free baked goods, and I know that I can do better than this!
As you can see from the photo above, they also barely held together; they had to be refrigerated before cutting. What do you think of these brownies? Have you ever tried this mix? What did you think? And if you have better gluten-free mixes to recommend, please do! It's always nice to have one around for a last-minute gluten-free treat. Related: Inside the Secret World Of Trader Joe's (Images: Faith Durand)


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upvote for music nerd joke.
Palmer? an okay qb. not even close to one of the best..
over 15 million views on youtube plus others. I think that ad did exactly what it set out to do.
espn never said it was the worst loss in osu history. They actually said the year and score of the actual worst loss in history. Why is everyone saying this?
definite good move by him. awesome that he's gonna have his degree from michigan. Much better than getting it at florida...
that's debatable I guess. consistently Thad is the better coach.
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Oh I just came here for my obligatory Townes Van Zandt mention. Carry on.
fuck yes! that is so awesome. i love when schools do this. and i they both definitely deserve it.
I think they played that exactly how you should. yeah they stopped em for a loss, but you don't take that chance in this game. the refs screwed them this time.
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Broadway Cast
Reversing the usual life history, this musical has gone from the movies to the stage.
South African director Louis Burke and his producing partners persuaded the main composers of the beloved 1944 movie, Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, to write 10 new songs and librettist Hugh (Sweeney Todd) Wheeler to rewrite the story. Broadway vets Betty Garrett, George Hearn, Charlotte Moore and Milo O'Shea were teamed with a young, lively supporting cast.
The results are pleasing, as well as astonishingly sweet and naive, in contrast to most modern musicals.
Still, it's hard to hear "The Boy Next Door" or "The Trolley Song" without thinking of Judy Garland, despite the engaging talents of Donna Kane, who sings them here. That the movie is available on videotape doesn't do this album any favors either. (DRG)
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Palestinian Authority's New Incitement Sells Lies to Media
The Palestinian Authority has taken a page out of the textbooks of the Nazis, Iran and Syria and has flooded the media with reports of alleged Israeli violence that the Israeli military says never happened.
Occasional reports usually are ignored by foreign media, but the accumulation of supposed civilian and military attacks on Palestinian Authority Arabs already has fertilized the soil from which the Big Lie grows to the point that foreign media accept the reports as "facts."
The Palestinian Authority's official website WAFA and the Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency are two of the most prominent English language PA outlets for propaganda. Their reports are picked up and disseminated by pro-Palestinian Authority media in the Arab world and in the leftist world, appearing frequently in 972, Electronic Intifada and International Middle East Media, which is considered more reliable by foreign journalists.
The Jewish Press has reported the PA lies about Israelis "storming" and "invading" the Temple Mount and the government's supposed policy to engineer the collapse of the Al Aqsa mosque. These lies were exposed here, here and here.
Now that it is olive harvest season in Israel, the Arab media are having a field day of reporting supposed Israeli attacks on orchards and people. Fro the record, Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria sometimes do attack Arab farmers. The most recent and disgusting incident was on October 9, when four suspects were questioned for damaging an Arab orchard and throwing stones at a school and vehicles. The IDF confirmed the attack and condemned it.
More frequently, the accusations against Jews are fabricated.
The Jewish Press checked with IDF spokesmen this week to verify three recent events that were reported not only in Israel but also in the Arab world and media in the United States.
WAFA reported this past Sunday," Israeli settlers Sunday set fire to dozens of Palestinian-owned olive trees in the town of al-Khader, south of Bethlehem, according to a local source.
"Coordinator of the Committee against the Apartheid Wall, Ahmad Salah, told WAFA that a group of settlers from the Illegal Efrat settlement set fire to around 80 one-year-old olive trees as well as cut down around 20 apricot, peach and almond trees and stole them. He said that settlers escalated their measures against Palestinian farmers in the town by seizing land and closing off agricultural roads in an attempt to take over the land for the benefit of settlement expansion."
We can assume that even Reuters knows that the Committee against the Apartheid Wall is about as reliable as Syrian President Bassar al-Assad's official news agency,
Note that the "settlers" are from the city of Efrat and not the usual outposts that have an image if being populated by maniacal youth.
Although it is a gross exaggeration, there are more than one or two people who think that the only difference between Efrat and West Hampton and Efrat is that one is located in New York and the other in Israel.
We asked the IDF to verify the report, and the answer is that it never happened.
The same day, Ma'an reported, "Israeli forces assaulted a Palestinian bus driver carrying students in the Masafer region east of Yatta in the southern West Bank early Sunday morning, a Palestinian official said. Ratib al-Jbour, the coordinator of the Popular and National Committees south of Hebron and east of Yatta, said that the Israeli forces stopped Mufid Abu Qbaiyta, 27, and beat him up while he was picking up school children.
"As a result of the attack, al-Jbour suffered from bruises all over his body. Israeli forces also damaged the tires of the bus, in order to prevent drivers from picking up children in the surrounded areas. An Israeli army spokeswoman said she was 'not familiar' with the incident."
We checked with the spokeswoman, and she indeed is not "familiar" with it because it never happened.
Also on Sunday, the same news agency informed readers, Israeli bulldozers razed Palestinian agricultural lands in the village of Jalud south of Nablus … Ghassan Daghlas, who monitors settler activities in the northern West Bank, said that Israeli forces bulldozed the land due to their proximity to the two Israeli settlements of Shiloh and Shvut Rachel…. An Israeli army spokeswoman did not return calls seeking comment." Accompanying the article was a picture of Israeli contractors using an excavator to uproot olive trees near Kiryat Arba. Not only is Kiryat Arba located approximately 40 miles south of Shechem (Nablus,) the photo was from 2009.
Asked about the supposed bulldozing of Arab land, the IDF said it never happened.
On Wednesday, residents of Yitzhar in Samaria allegedly cut down 600 olive trees in a villager near Shechem and used a "chemical agent" to destroy the trees.
The IDF said it is checking out the above report, but as a former kibbutz and moshav farmer, this writer – yes, Virginia, there are journalists who also know how to work the land – can state that it takes more than a few hours to see evidence of a "chemical agent" unless the "settlers" used something that was leftover from Assad's arsenal of chemical weapons.
In addition, if the trees were cut down, why use chemicals?
But if logic made a difference, the United States would have pulled its nose out of the Middle East decades ago, and Western media would understand the difference between an "Apartheid Wall" and a "security fence" as well as the differences between "refugee" and "victim of U.N.," "Occupation" and "self-defense," and "negotiations" and "April Fool's Day."
It is no wonder that the United Nations already has swallowed the lies to use against Israel, as The Jewish Press' Yori Yanover reported here earlier today.
Be prepared for the day that the peace talk charades end and Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas goes to the AP and Reuters with a pile of reports how Israeli soldiers and civilians are attacking olive trees and innocent Arabs.
Foreign media only have to turn to Haaretz, the bastion of left-wing hate of sellers, Orthodox Judaism and just about anything that reeks of giving Israel a Jewish identity.
The so-called newspaper headlined this week a scathing article that accused the IDF of covering up alleged attacks on olive orchards by settlers. It detailed, one by one, all sorts of supposed hatchet jobs by settlers.
The Jewish Press asked the IDF to explain, and it turns out that all of the Haaretz's examples were based on an unidentified NGO. We don't know if the source was B'Tselem or the International Solidarity Movement or seven a more sane organization, but it certainly was not first-hand investigative reporting.
The IDF told The Jewish Press, "The questions regarding the events which were published in the Haaretz article were originally sent to the IDF by an NGO. Therefore our answer must be given directly to the NGO rather than indirectly through the press.
"However, as part of the IDF's and the Civil Administration's preparations for the olive harvest, many requests by Palestinians to harvest olive trees within the seam zone have been authorized in coordination with the activity in the agricultural areas of the seam zone.
"In addition, representatives from the Civil Administration have met with their Palestinian counterparts ahead of time to coordinate scheduling for the harvest.
"The meetings have resulted in the coordination for over 70 different locations where possible conflicts may arise, to enable a successful and safe harvest. Moreover, security assessment meetings have taken place ahead of the harvest and additional forces have been placed at critical points. "
Remember all of the Reuters and AP reports during Operation Cast Lead, when they quoted "Palestinian sources" about IDF attacks on "civilians" who were playing soccer when missiles rained down on them? The soccer field turned out to be a camouflage of an underground missile launching system and the soccer players were terrorists.
Be prepared, because the European Union, the U.S. State Dept. and the major news agencies also do not know the difference between "journalism" and "incitement."Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu
About the Author: Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu is a graduate in journalism and economics from The George Washington University. He has worked as a cub reporter in rural Virginia and as senior copy editor for major Canadian metropolitan dailies. Tzvi wrote for Arutz Sheva for several years before joining the Jewish Press.
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My penthouse suite was rather worn (wood furniture was water damaged, duvet was dingy and not white, Bose radio in common area didn't have an MP3 player input and required an outdated RCA cable that I didn't have, and the sofa sectional had stains). I expected my suite to have the sparkle and contemporary look of the common areas. I was disappointed and will probably not get a penthouse suite at this resort again.
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"Arrived early. Waited for room to clear. Gained entry early eventually. Denied breakfast but granted coffee during ca. 90 min wait. Efficient reception agents. Wonderful bathroom. No minifridge but granted cold storage for medicine by reception. Room safe and black out curtains repaired efficien..."
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Top-billed rappers are convincingly cast as inner-city underachievers who are much more resourceful than they seem at first glance. Silas (Method Man) is an amateur Staten Island horticulturist who concocts marijuana-based "natural" cures for everything from impotence to head colds.
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An excellent hotel alternative, the unit is situated in Boston's trendiest neighborhood. The South End offers many cafes, boutiques, playgrounds, restaurants/bars. Theater, symphony, museums/art galleries, and beaches are all nearby, most within an easy walk. Also just minutes to Copley/Prudential mall, hospitals, and colleges/ universities with easy access to public transportation and major highways.
Enjoy living in the largest urban Victorian neighborhood in a beautifully detailed apartment. Take advantage of all the amenities of the neighborhood or walk to many of Boston's historic and cultural attractions. Then retreat to your own private space with a romantic fireplace and stained glass windows opening to the private garden.
If you need help deciding where to start, your hosts, long-time Boston residents, will happily provide suggestions for restaurants and attractions.
Parking: There is meter parking for: ($.25/12 minutes or pay with mobile phone app: ParkBoston). There are some free on-street visitor spots available (please read posted signs to avoid being ticketed and /or towed), and reasonably priced garages nearby. Please try the following mobile phone apps for locating parking:
SpotHero, BestParking.com, ParkWhiz. Or please contact us prior to your arrival if you are uncertain of where to park for additional information.
Alternatively, there are multiple types of public transportation just outside the apartment. Boston is a very walkable city.
Long time Boston resident, I love where I live, enjoy meeting and talking to new people. I like to travel, spending time with friends and family, eating out, dancing, philanthropy, volunteering in my community, being creative, sports, interior design, theater, music, shopping, and being adventurous.
Karoline Peralta purchased this apartment in 1995
Great location. Walking distance to everything. Full size kitchen and bath, and private patio. Also, accessible to public transportation, car and bike rentals, near the beach, golf, and much more.
Quiet, romantic, cozy, fireplace, private patio and garden, custom stained glass windows. Guest can walk to all major attractions: Fenway Park, Symphony Hall, Museums, restaurants, shopping, theater, etc.
Karoline went to great lengths to welcome me and make sure that I had everything needed to settle in comfortably. The studio itself is truly a wonderful space in an amazing (building and) neighborhood. It was very clean and well maintained. The furnishings were an thoughtful selection of fine New England pieces. The appliances worked well and the temperature was perfect. Karoline kept in touch throughout my stay. I will definitely return as soon as the opportunity arises. Many thanks to Karoline and Todd.
Really beautiful studio with everything you could need. Very clean, neat and tidy. Todd was very kind to me on check in as I was quite ill and sent me to a good medical clinic. Short walk to the subway and grocery stores and a most superb cafe up the street called Flour. All-in-all a great stay. Boston is awesome.
We loved the apartment, everything you need for an extended weekend in Boston. The outdoor space is a huge plus, perfect for your morning coffee or happy hour beverage.
It was excellently situated.We walked to most of the sights pleasantly. Perfect for two with a lovely garden patio for relaxing after a day of sight seeing.Felt very safe and comfortable. Lovely architecture and lots to see. Excellent alternative to hotels
The house was just what we needed. Super central to most things, we actually walked to Fenway and shopping on Newbury. Definitely a clean and safe area, wouldn't mind staying again!
Great location in a very pleasant area of Boston with a short walk to the T and 3 good bus routes. The space was bigger than it looked in the photos and the garden was just lovely. Karoline provided comprehensive instructions for us beforehand.
This is a great studio apartment close to downtown Boston. Our hosts were very friendly and helpful. The unit was very clean and well maintained. All amenities were provided. We were able to walk to downtown Boston and Fenway park. The only downfall would be parking. Our hosts saved us a spot next to the building and we left our car parked their our entire stay. Parking is too difficult to find in the area. If you go somewhere, either walk or take public transportation.
One of Boston's trendiest neighborhood .The South End offers many cafes, boutiques, playgrounds, restaurants/bars. Theater, symphony, museums/art galleries, and beaches are all nearby, most within an easy walk. Also just minutes to Copley/Prudential mall, hospitals, and colleges/ universities with easy access to public transportation and major highways.
Easily accessible from the air port by taxi or public transportation. It is on several bus lines (43, 1, and Silver Line's 4 & 5) and train lines (Green E, and Orange Line). Bus # 43 and Silver line's 4 & 5: Rutland St. stop Bus # 1 Tremont St. stop Green Line train E: Prudential stop Orange Line train: Massachusetts Ave. stop Accessible from highway routes 93 and 95/Mass Turn Pike
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Check in is 4:00 pm or later and check out is 11:00 am. There is a $70.00 charge for early check in, late check out and/or baggage storage.
Payment options are credit card, paypal, and/or cash. Non cash or E-checks processing fees are charged back to guest. 2.5% for credit cards(US)/ 3.37% for international, and 3% for paypal. Refund Policy: 60 days prior 100%, 30 days=50%, 15 days=25%
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