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Did everyone enjoy the alternate universe "Being Human" visited these past few weeks? Thankfully things are back to "normal" (whatever that means!) in Episode 4.10, "Oh Don't You Die for Me," and here's a sneak peek.
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We learned a few weeks ago that Season 4 of "Being Human" would be its last, but its cast and crew have known for quite some time... and even asked for it! Series star Sam Witwer recently chatted with DweebCast, revealing that and a lot more.
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Sally really fucked things up on "Being Human" this week, and now we can't wait to see what happens in Episode 4.09, "Too Far, Fast Forward!" If you're in the same boat, here are several images and a clip from the ep.
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We're not able to dwell on the news that this season is the last for "Being Human" because in Episode 4.08, "Rewind, Rewind....," we are off and running toward the endgame as Sally changes the past and both werewolf Ray and vampire Marcus return.
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Well, this is some of the worst news we've gotten so far this year. Syfy has announced that Season 4 will be the last for "Being Human" and has provided us with a "thank you" video from the cast members. In addition we have a preview of new week's Episode 4.08, "Rewind, Rewind..."
Donna's Just Hanging Around in These Photos from Being Human Episode 4.07 - Gallows Humor
Of all the memorable characters we've been introduced to in "Being Human," the witch Donna is among our favorites; and as you'll see from these new photos, she returns next week in Episode 4.07, "Gallows Humor."
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Will Josh and Nora be able to overcome the events of last night's episode of "Being Human"? This sneak peek of the upcoming Episode 4.07, "Gallows Humor," focuses on other characters, but from the synopsis, it sounds like they'll be taking steps to repair the damage.
Guess Who Being Human's Cheater of the Pack Is in These New Photos from Episode 4.06
Is a reconciliation in the cards for "Being Human's" Aidan and Suzanna? Somehow we don't think so although in these new photos from Episode 4.06, "Cheater of the Pack," they do seem to be getting a bit chummier.
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Josh was pretty hard on Sally in last night's episode of "Being Human" (deservedly so, we'd say), and it sounds like she's still up to her new tricks in next week's Episode 4.06, "Cheater of the Pack." Check out a sneak peek!
Aidan Has Too Much Fun in this Sneak Peek of Being Human Episode 4.05 - Pack It Up, Pack It In
Normally dour vampire Aidan is positively giddy in this sneak peek of "Being Human" Episode 4.05, "Pack It Up, Pack It In." Check it out to see what he's so happy about!
First Images from Being Human Episode 4.05 - Pack It Up, Pack It In
Next week's Episode 4.05 of "Being Human," titled "Pack It Up, Pack It In," brings us a few more flashbacks... and the return of popular character Henry Durham, portrayed by Kyle Schmid. Here are a few photos of what's coming.
New Images from Being Human Episode 4.04 - Panic Womb
In next week's Episode 4.04 of "Being Human," the cleverly titled "Panic Womb," Susanna Fournier returns as Zoe. To give you a taste of what she's up to, here are several stills from the ep, which also includes the return of Aidan's new love interest, Kat.
Preview and Sneak Peek of Being Human Episode 4.04 - Panic Womb
Syfy hasn't released any photos from "Being Human" Episode 4.04, "Panic Womb," yet; but to tide you over until they do, we have a preview and clip to share. So far this season is darker than ever, and we couldn't be happier!
Preview, Sneak Peek, and Photos from Being Human Episode 4.03 - Lil' Smokie
"Being Human" Episode 4.03, "Lil' Smokie," brings the return of Aidan's "son," Kenny; and along with the ep's preview and a sneak peek, we have a batch of photos, including a new cast group shot, to share.


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On December 16, 1999, the OIG issued the Independent Public Account (IPA)'s management letter in audit report number 0-02, Audit of SBA's FY 1998 Financial Statements-Management Letter. The management letter includes conditions related to the transfer of funds from one fiscal year to another and the inventory of capitalized property.
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The Louisville basketball program's 2013 recruiting class appears to be complete at this point. All available scholarships are now accounted for. Scout.com has published their updated 2013 recruiting class rankings. Louisville came in at no. 3 behind only Florida and Memphis.
Considering there are a lot of top 20 prospects who've yet to make a decision, these rankings will likely change quite a bit before it's all said and done. Regardless, Louisville still has a very solid class and will likely be in the top ten at worst.
2013 Top Recruiting Classes
Notable Recruits / Scout Rankings
1 Florida
Kasey Hill (6)
Chris Walker (8)
2 Memphis
Nick King (19)
Kuran Iverson (33)
Rashawn Powell (85)
Markel Crawford
3 Louisville
Anton Gill (27)
Chris Jones (JC)
Terry Rozier (81)
Akoy Agau
4 Duke
Semi Ojeleye (23)
Matt Jones (28)
5 Arkansas
Bobby Portis (14)
Moses Kingsley (51)
6 Kansas
Brannen Greene (29)
Conner Frankamp (45)
7 Michigan
Derrick Walton (44)
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John has worked at the University of Minnesota since 1978 in a variety of offices with responsibilities relating to student records and data, including the Office of the Registrar, Student Relations, Data & Reporting Services, and the Office of Institutional Research. Specific areas of interest/expertise include extracting, transforming, and analyzing data, research in the area of student graduation and retention, and preparing adhoc reports for both internal and external clients . Other responsibilities include working with the Official Enrollment Statistics Report, the NCAA Graduation Rate Reports, and a number IPEDS data submissions, and serving as a contact point for questions about the structure and content of student data warehouse tables. John is also active in a several professional organizations including the Association for Institutional Research and the Consortium for Student Retention Data Exchange.
In his current capacity, Dr. Huesman is involved with institutional level exchanges of data with other institutions across the country, analyzing of engagement, satisfaction, exit and alumni surveys, and is the program coordinator for both the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) and the Student Experience in the Research University (SERU) survey for the University of Minnesota.
He holds a doctorate in Educational Measurement and Statistics from the University of Iowa (1999), masters in Educational Measurement and Statistics from the University of Iowa (1992) and the BA in Psychology from Concordia College, Moorhead, MN (1987).
Prior to his current position, he served as an Analyst and Assistant Director in the Office of Institutional Research at the University of Minnesota and earlier as the Assistant Director of the Evaluation and Measurement Services office at the University of Iowa and earlier as the University of Iowa program evaluator for student retention services.
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My primary responsibilities within the Office of Institutional Research revolve around Human Resources and Faculty research and reporting. In addition to submitting faculty salary data to the American Association of University Professors and the Association of American Universities Data Exchange, I am also responsible for reporting University administrator salary data to the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources. Beyond these national reporting duties, I also work with faculty salary data doing equity research and am responsible for helping develop, maintain, administer, and report results from the Pulse Survey - the biennial University of Minnesota faculty and staff engagement/satisfaction survey.
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Seth is working as a graduate research assistant with OIR and Student Affairs to assess and analyze the undergraduate Strengths initiative on the Twin Cities campus. He is a doctoral student in the educational policy and administration program at the University of Minnesota, focusing on higher education. Seth has a BA in Spanish from St. John's University/College of St. Benedict (MN) and an MA in International and Comparative Education from Stanford University.
Krista provides support for OIR studies on the assessments of educational outcomes, and creates and maintains research databases, analyses, and reports or presentations in support of institutional assessment activities for the University of Minnesota.
Krista has a BA in English and psychology from Hamline University, MS in academic advising from Kansas State University, M.Ed in adult education and MA in English from University of Alaska Anchorage, and recently completed a Ph.D. in educational policy and administration (higher education) from the University of Minnesota.


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Author | Buckley, Ralf |
Publication Title | Human Use Management in Mountain Areas |
Editor | Leslie Taylor and Anne Ryall |
Year Published | 2001 |
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While the taste of the coffee from these superautomatic espresso machines is similar, the biggest difference is in functionality and programming options. Some are capable of automatic milk frothing and others use a standard steam wand. Some have one-touch profiles for pre-set espresso drinks and others require you to manually enter in your drink selection. Try one, and you too will say, 'Domo Arigato Mister Roboto!'
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The Saeco Incanto Deluxe is one of the latest in a long line of popular fully automatic espresso and coffee centers. Featuring a durable steel case and a classic mix of Saeco's most reliable and time-tested components, the Incanto Deluxe fares well against all competition. Outfitted with a stainless steel boiler with Rapid Steam technology, you can prepare drinks in quick succession without downtime. Two programmable beverage buttons on the Incanto Deluxe store the specs of your favorite drink and allow you to re-create it whenever you're getting a craving. The bipass doser, a valuable and often overlooked feature, allows you to use your pre-ground decaf for the evenings or while entertaining. Learn MoreOut of Stock
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Plush, cushy and warm the Cozy Bootie for Women feel like you've wrapped your feet in a lamb's coat. Beware: you won't want to take 'em off.
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Please join us for a wine, beer and mead tasting with silent auction to support USM nursing students raise money to pay for medication and supplies for their winter trip to the Dominican Republic!
10 dollars for students, 12 dollars for non-students
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Open to the public. Bring your GIS questions, problems, or just stop by to chat with the GIS faculty and staff.
This is a club for those interested in helping the Maine community as well as getting experience in the medical and health science fields. You do not have to want to go to medical school in order to benefit form this club. From trips to global health conferences to group volunteering our goal is to make a difference in the world. One step at a time.
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Jim Bradley will set up a table displaying information about teacher certification options. The table will be situated near the Student Success Center from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM.
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The Land of Cinnamon and Gold: The Amazon over the Five Centuries since de Orellana's Expedition
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We are honored to host Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy as the featured speaker for our 2012 presentation. An innovative and accomplished conservation biologist, he helped establish much of our understanding of biodiversity.
Dr. Lovejoy holds the Biodiversity Chair at the Heinz Center for Science, Economics, and the Environment in Washington, D.C., and was elected University Professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Policy at George Mason University in 2010. Spanning the political spectrum, he served on science and environmental councils under the Reagan, Bush, and Clinton Administrations. He was the World Bank's Chief Biodiversity Advisor and Lead Specialist for the Environment for Latin America and the Caribbean as well as Senior Advisor to the President of the United Nations Foundation. At the core of Dr. Lovejoy's many influential positions are his seminal ideas, which have formed and strengthened the field of conservation biology. For example, in the 1980s, he brought international attention to the world's tropical rainforests, particularly to the Brazilian Amazon where he has worked since 1965. He also developed the now-ubiquitous "debt-for-nature" swap programs and led the Minimum Critical Size of Ecosystems Project. He founded the popular long-term television series, Nature. The recipient of numerous prestigious awards, Dr. Lovejoy has influenced a wide spectrum of fields: from science and science education to environmental policy and decision making on a global scale.
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EarSonics SM3 Universal Fit IEM
"Remember those essays you had to write in grade school? Well I do even if you don't. In honor of that memory, I am going to write: What does the EarSonics SM3 mean to me? Back in March I was going to order the EarSonics SM3 based off the few things I have read about them, even though it wasn't much. But then something stopped me. Could they really be that good, and the shipping cost was as..." --average_joe
EarSonics SM64
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EarSonics SM3 v2 universal in-ear monitors
"http://www.earsonics.com/SM3%20engl.htm v2 page. Aside from the cable and new body, my impressions match what I had in my v1 review. http://www.head-fi.org/products/earsonics-sm3-universal-fit-iem/reviews/4422 Otherwise, these sound about the same as v1/the new ear-piece body shape is a lot more ergonomic(seems to be a bit smaller as well, but not as easy to get a good seal... At the same..." --svyr
Altec Lansing UHP206 Backbeat Series In Ear Headphone with Ulitmate Ears technology
" I remember getting my first iPod in 2007, the 3rd generation nano. The earbuds that came with it stopped working when I left them in my pocket and washed them, so I ran out to Best Buy and picked up these since they were on sale. I actually still have them in almost the same condition, but nowadays I just use them as my occasional backups for my daily commute to school. But enough of that..." --theBjrd
EarSonics EM32
"this IEM is made in order to restitute exactly NATURAL SOUNDS !!!! don t expext mega bass , facing mediums , or heavy highs presence! EM32 draws what the record and mix has done and NOTHING ELSE........ so when the record , mix , DAP ? AMP !! is top so you obtain MAGICAL SOUND AND EVEN MORE!!! the infra are sometimes magnifik, and so on for mids and..." --isibn95
EarSonics EM4
"EarSonics is a french CIEMs and IEMs manufacturer that is based in the south of France, near from Montpellier. All the prices are also in €uros. The EM4 are based on Franck Lopez thoughts after the EM3pro. They gain in width, clarity, separation and precision. But they are not made for guigs, you can use it for but it's not especially done for. I would advice to take the EM6 for...." --Rollk2
Altec Lansing UHP326 Backbeat Series In Ear Headphone with Ultimate Ears technology
" I'll just go and rewrite this... Anyways, these would be my 2 year old IEMs that I still haven't managed to break. Pretty impressive considering how many times I've shoved them into jeans pockets. Anyways, onto the sound. They're a very aggressive sounding IEM, with an apparent spike in the mids and a slight spike in the bass. This makes it a fun listen though, without..." --Byakushiki
EarSonics SM2 v2
" First thing I have to say is that the build quality is good for the earphone body. The cable and tips are not exactly garbage, but really bad for the price. Case is ok, manual only available in French. The stock cable is very short, which makes it uncomfortable to wear. I bought another cable right away. Only two pairs of double flange silicon tips are included, same size, lot of..." --10shot9miss
EarSonics EM6 Custom IEM
The new in-ear monitors reference for live performance, sound-based on EM4 technology but adapted to live.The best professional tool for exigents musicians who wait for best audio quality. The spectral balance is rigorous and a musical as never achieved before in an in-ear. Deep and "clean" lows, a "Earsonics touch" medium and treble with incredible sharpness. The...
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It is a unified home rule municipality created in 1975 through the unification of the governments of the City of Anchorage and the Greater Anchorage Area Borough, making Anchorage one of the largest municipalities in the nation, encompassing nearly 1,955 square miles from Eklutna in the north to Girdwood and Portage in the south. As a unified government, the Municipality of Anchorage is responsible for services provided in other areas by both a city and a borough (or, in other states, by a city and a county).
Anchorage has been named All-America City four times by the National Civic League, in 1956, 1965, 1984/1985 and 2002. It has also been named by Kiplinger as the most tax friendly city in the United States.[1]
Elected officials
The Anchorage Assembly is the Municipality of Anchorage's legislative body. The eleven-member body is responsible for setting municipal policy through enactment of laws (ordinances) and adoption of resolutions. Each Assembly member is elected by section and serves a three-year term.
The 2012 budget was $452.3 million, which was $10.4 million less than a continuation level budget and came below the maximum amount of property taxes allowed by the tax cap.
The total budget held property tax increases to two percent higher than in 2011, or $7.24 more per $100,000 of assessed home value. Citizens approved half of that increase when they voted for bonds, and for the maintenance and operations costs associated with them. The remaining half was necessary to account partially for higher labor costs, with reductions in other areas accounting for the remaining increases. Included in the 2012 budget were costs resulting from the hiring of 29 new firefighters and safety officers, and 30 new police officers, reflecting Mayor Sullivan's commitment to public safety as the top community priority.[2]
The city of Anchorage received $268,463,810.28 in federal stimulus funds in 37 contracts and 88 grants.[3]
Local taxes
Taxes collected in 2012 totaled $270,717,019, generating more expected revenue than in 2011 ($254,408,101). Personal property taxes were expected to generate $225,307,034, tobacco taxes $21,300,000, and MUSA/MESA taxes $13,187,332.[4]
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- Permits and zoning
- Lobbying
- A list of employed lobbyists is available and memberships to lobbying organizations and associated fees are available.[15]
- Public records
- A public records contact is available and public records policies are available in a central location.[16]
The bad
- Membership dues for government sector lobbying associations are not disclosed.
External links
- ↑ Wikipedia "Anchorage, Alaska," accessed July 8, 2013
- ↑ Munibudget.org "2012 City Budget Approved," accessed July 8, 2013
- ↑ Stimulus Watch "Anchorage, Alaska," accessed July 8, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "General Government Operating Budget," accessed July 8, 2013
- ↑ Open Secrets "Lobbying: Anchorage," Alaska, 2010
- ↑ Muni.org "Assembly Member Profiles," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Meetings, agendas, and minutes," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Municipal Departments, Divisions, and Offices," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Current and archived budgets," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Current and archived audits," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Treasury, Property Taxes," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Purchasing Department, Current Bidding Opportunities," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Land Use and Licensing Self Help," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Zoning," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Lobbying information," accessed March 5, 2013
- ↑ Muni.org "Municipal Clerk," accessed March 5, 2013


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robbie - 12:24 am on May 7, 2003 (gmt 0)
It appears like a low risk scenario....what am I missing? If banner ad is straight forward and non-hypish (similar content to overture ad)...is it safe to assume the banner click traffic would be of similar quality to overture traffic? Regardless of audience generating clicks? If I spend $5k on overture clicks..I love the ROI and dream about more visitors at same price....shouldn't I jump at the chance to spend 100k on similarly priced banner traffic (only paying per click)? (obviously I will start with small testing, but would love some input)
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Yan Tan Tethera (opera)
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Harrison Birtwistle |
Yan Tan Tethera is a chamber opera (subtitled A Mechanical Pastoral) by the English composer Harrison Birtwistle with a libretto by the poet Tony Harrison, based on a supernatural folk tale about two shepherds, their sheep, and the Devil. It was first performed at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London on 7 August 1986. The title comes from a traditional way of counting sheep.
Role | Voice type | Premiere Cast, 7 August 1986 (Conductor: Elgar Howarth) |
Alan | baritone | Omar Ebrahim |
Hannah | soprano | Helen Charnock |
Caleb Raven | baritone | Philip Doghan |
Piper/Bad 'Un | tenor | Richard Suart |
- Sources
- Holden, Amanda (Ed.), The New Penguin Opera Guide, New York: Penguin Putnam, 2001. ISBN 0-14-029312-4
- Universal Edition details
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Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller could be set for a first ever call-up to the German squad for next month's friendly internationals, coach Joachim Loew hinted on Sunday.
Having qualified for next year's World Cup finals in Brazil with a 3-0 win over Republic of Ireland in Cologne, Germany play their final World Cup qualifier against Sweden in Stockholm on Tuesday.
The German Football Federation (DFB) plan two friendlies in November against Italy in Milan on November 15, while a possible meeting with England four days later has yet to be confirmed.
Loew has said he will use the games to consider his options with regard to blooding new players, including 33-year-old Weidenfeller, who helped Borussia reach last season's Champions League final.
"We will consider it. Both games are against attractive opponents and we want to give one or two their chance to play against them," Loew told German daily Bild.
"We have been watching Roman Weidenfeller for quite some time and we know about his outstanding performances, so he is definitely a consideration."
Bayern Munich's Manuel Neuer has been Loew's first choice since prior to the 2010 World Cup, while Hamburg's Rene Adler and Hanover 96's Ron-Robert Zieler have also been called up for recent matches.
Weidenfeller, capped at Under-21 level, has criticised Loew in the past for overlooking him, despite a string of good performances when Dortmund won back-to-back league titles in 2010-11 and 2011-12.


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Project by Pick | posted 1496 days ago | 1583 views | 2 times favorited | 13 comments |
I was fiddling around with some large diameter turnings for wall clocks and whatnot. These are some photos of one of my biggest pieces, about 36" in diameter. SUPER FUN! I used 8/4 basswood, even with dull tools it turned like butter.
I traded in my normal turning shield for my old hockey helmet. It just seemed safer that way. I was turning on an Oliver patternmakers lathe. That hummer was variable speed and was really a great unit. We bolted that unit to the floor, and then we found out that it was a floating floor, so it did not do a whole lot of good. I miss having that machine available to me.
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#1 posted 1496 days ago |
WOW. My biggest turning ever was 16" in diameter and that was a battle (eventually, I won). I can't imagine turning something that is 36" in diameter. My hat is off to you. -- Rich, Cedar Rapids, IA - I'm a woodworker. I don't create beauty, I reveal it. |
#2 posted 1496 days ago |
Welcome to LJs. That's quite a turning. Look's like the hockey helmet was a good idea. Very fascinating. -- Doug, Reed City, Michigan |
#3 posted 1496 days ago |
Quite the turning. Welcome to Lj's |
#4 posted 1496 days ago |
Very cool indeed -- Bob A in NJ |
#5 posted 1496 days ago |
Wow big -- http://artisticwoodstudio.com Custom furniture |
#6 posted 1496 days ago |
That must be a good feeling to work outside the machine like that. I would expect you have to be extra careful with the support not being an integral part of the machine. good luck with yoru big projects and good turning! -- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! |
#7 posted 1496 days ago |
wow, what a massive turning…. well done… -- New Project = New Tool... it's just the way it is, don't fight it... :) |
#8 posted 1496 days ago |
Cool! Smart on the hockey helmet! |
#9 posted 1495 days ago |
Well I have done 20"regularly and if you have the rigth speed is not dificult,even my student (girl) turn some,look at my videos in youtube under Peruturner(utucuro plate and see her turning a 20" plate |
#10 posted 1495 days ago |
Nice large turning, hope turns out ok. -- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan - |
#11 posted 1491 days ago |
I have an old Delta/Rockwell that I've been dying to turn larger stuff on the outboard spindle. Need to get a freestanding toolrest but they are mega expensive. Anyone have ideas on how to make one? -- Hassan, Chattanooga, TN - www.hnwoodworks.com |
#12 posted 1491 days ago |
Yeowlzaa! how did ya handle the SMELL? Basswood is St-in-kyyyyyy stuff. -- Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Wood Works |
#13 posted 1474 days ago |
Great turning. Nice job and the restoration of the hockey helmet. -- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware firstname.lastname@example.com † |
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Battleship Cathy
Battleship Cathy is on a mission to find a romantic partner in a casual social setting!
4.54 / 5.00 20,859 ViewsUPDATE 4/14/2003: Thanks for all the great reviews and ratings. Since about 100 of you mentioned a similarity to HAPPY TREE FRIENDS on mondomedia.com, and it had been four years since I saw it myself, I decided to go watch it again. AND DAMN IT IS SIMILAR, ISN'T IT. Oh, well. Unintentional. Unintentional, not unlike a drunken pregnancy. In Arkansas. The best ideas are already done! And apparently, the worst ones are, too...
UPDATE 4/25/03: Interested in some great Retarded products? Just set up shop at cafepress...shirts, a lunchbox, a mousepad, a mug...even a thong! Support me and my stupid art!
What else could i say about this? This is an obvious classic.
This was awesome. 4 is 4, E is for pants, and other funny stuff. This was a great beginning to the awesome series known as Retarded Animal Babies. Dave, if you are reading this, keep making more of this series. You rocks.
If this shows on TV like a commercial for one of these, like, Fox Kidz, Nickelodion, Cartoon Network, or something I would burst out laughing my ass off!! seriously, but then I would find It very disturbing and change channel -__-


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For years, local sports personalities and longtime friends Josh Aubrey and Nate Hirsch shared numerous conversations on sports.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Atlanta Falcons had first-and-goal at the Tennessee 1, needing a touchdown to get even with 2 minutes left.
Statesboro got off to a slow start, but once they got rolling they wouldn't be stopped.
Leading 7-6 and headed into the fourth quarter, the Brentwood Eagles had seemingly wrestled the Bulloch Academy Gators into submission and almost had the electrical tape wrapped around their snouts.
The Claxton Tigers ran 49 offensive plays and fullback Jamalcolm Morgan carried the football on 33 of them as the Tigers got their first win of the season, a 14-0 homecoming win over Jenkins County.
According to the most recent Georgia Independent School Association (GISA) Coaches Poll, Bulloch Academy is the king of the mountain in Class AA football and the Brentwood Eagles come to Statesboro tonight to try and knock them off.
PORTAL - Turnovers and injuries have played a huge part in Portal's 0-4 start, but for the Panthers, coming off of a bye week and heading into the first game of region play has been the fresh start the players and fans have been looking for.
MILLEN - Jenkins County Eagles fans have gotten accustomed to 1-9 seasons and running second-half clocks for a while now, but when head coach Chuck Conley took over the team in 2005, he thought it was a time for a change.
The Statesboro defense was supposed to be the team's weakness coming into 2007. Don't look now, but the Blue Devil 'D' could slowly be turing into an SHS strength.
Boys: Darion Carter was a triple threat for Bulloch Academy last Friday.
The Bulloch Academy Gators have a new weapon. His name is Carter, Darion Carter.
Brittany Raines pitched a complete game and struck out six, Kittrella Mikell went 1-for-4 at the plate and Tiffany Lee made a running catch to rob a hit Tuesday night, but it wasn't enough for the three Statesboro seniors as SHS lost a heartbreaker 4-3 in extra innings to visiting Lakeside.
BROOKLET - The rain clouds threatened from the opening pitch to the final out, but despite a slight drizzle throughout the contest, it was business as usual for the Southeast Bulloch Lady Yellow Jackets as Megan Barnwell struck out 14 Lady Tigers and SEB topped Region 3-AA foe Swainsboro 6-1 Tuesday.
ATLANTA - Jeff Francoeur hurriedly cleaned out his locker at Turner Field, tossing some stuff into a cardboard box, the rest into a nearby trash can. The Braves outfielder was eager to put a wrap on another playoff-less season and get to the golf course.
The curse continues for the Bulloch Academy girls' softball team.
Warmer temperatures are probably not far off and even though winter may not be completely over with, it's time to go ahead and start planning your strategy.
LOS ANGELES - This is what Tom Watson knows about the American with a big lead in the Ryder Cup standings.
SOCHI, Russia - The most decorated country in Winter Olympic history earned four more medals Tuesday, and the most famous snowboarder in the world had his hopes for a third straight gold in the halfpipe dashed.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The Southeastern Conference's efforts to upgrade men's basketball remain a work in progress.
Michael Sam could've taken the - well, not the easy, but certainly the easier - way out by staying mum on his sexual orientation, at least until after the NFL draft.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - The brightest lights that interest Jimmy Walker are found in another galaxy through his high-powered telescope.
SOCHI, Russia - All the gloom and grim talk leading to the Sochi Olympics at last gave way to more uplifting things.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - The wind was so strong, the conditions so demanding, that Jimmy Walker felt like Saturday at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am was competing against the golf course instead of the rest of the field.


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Nicole • Drying Drops • Treatments
(13 reviews)
Average Rating. | 4.5 |
Would buy this product again. | 92% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* MmmQuinn on 9/14/2013 1:42:00 PM more reviews by MmmQuinn
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
I always use this in conjunction with seche vite. Base coat, 1-3 coats of polish, sv, drying drops. It really does help to dry polish quickly. My one complaint is that if you don't wait for the polish to partially dry before application, these drops will "wrinkle" and shrivel the polish. If done correctly though, these drops complete a long lasting manicure. They also seem to moisturize my cuticles, which is amazing!
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*TOP REVIEWER* sterlingK on 11/27/2012 3:42:00 PM more reviews by sterlingK
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Oily, Fair Hair: Brown, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Other
Great product, really does make my nails dry a lot faster. I will say the difference is not as huge when I use a lot of polish (I tried this over 5 layers of polish and it didn't work that well) but over 2-3 coats it's great. No issues with shrinkage, nice shine and it seems to make my cuticles look slightly less crappy lol. Would repurchase.
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dolcevita927 on 11/21/2012 11:58:00 PM more reviews by dolcevita927
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I recently purchased these drops because I went for a long time (years!) not wanting to deal with painting my nails b/c I hated having to sit and wait for them to dry, and working full-time & having kids, the only time I could sit and rest my hands is at night after their bedtime. And then after investing so much time waiting for them to dry, I'd go to bed and wake up staring at ugly sheet marks!! I had tried using Revlon rapid dry drops before but they really didn't work well so I had given up on them too. But these Nicole drops gave my nails hope again! They work really well. Now don't expect your polish to be rock hard with these drops. Your nails will still be at risk for dents and nicks if you're not careful, but they will be dry enough for you to use them without worrying about smudges. This process has worked well for me (and I almost always do my nails at night before bed now): 1 OPI Start to Finish base/top coat, 2 coats of OPI polish, 1 OPI Start to Finish base/top coat again. Wait 2-3 minutes between each coat. Then my last step is the Nicole drying drops. I do wait about 20 minutes more before laying down for bed, but when I wake up, voila! No sheet marks! I'd certainly buy this product again. I'm not sure if I'd get different results if I had used a different brand of polish/top or base coats. Currently I only have OPI top/base coat.
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*TOP REVIEWER* cleogirl on 9/19/2012 12:17:00 PM more reviews by cleogirl
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Green
I purchased this when I could no longer find my Sally Hansen drying drops, in the red bottle, which I assume was discontinued. I always, always use this with my SH Insta Dry Top Coat to speed up the drying process and my nails dry within 2 mins, no shrinkage and no issues with bubbling etc...
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prettyhauteone on 9/19/2012 10:03:00 AM more reviews by prettyhauteone
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I am glad others have had luck with this but I haven't!
This first time I tried these drops they didn't work. I got all types of dents, smudges and sheet marks all over my nails well after 5 minutes. I thought maybe I did something wrong, so I gave it another chance. I followed the directions to the T, very simple. Same results! It boggles my mind because I've read many good reviews on it, but it definitely does not do what it claims. I waited almost an hour after application of the drops before I went to bed, and woke up with horrid nails!
Maybe it only works with certain top coats...I was using a Sally Hansen top coat. Idk...
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canada126 on 6/25/2012 5:03:00 PM more reviews by canada126
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Red, Curly Eyes: Blue
This stuff is great. I recently had my first-ever manicure and this was part of the procedure. I'm not sure what OPI's definition of 'completely dry' is; you can definitely still gouge your nails after five minutes if you've applied two or more layers (basecoat, polish, topcoat). It does help speed up drying time, though.
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kaylm87 on 4/29/2012 3:18:00 AM more reviews by kaylm87
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
How did I not know about this sooner?! It's an absolute must-have if you paint your nails at home. I would always get sheet marks on my nails, but since I've used the drops it hasn't happened--yay!!
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Gardenia24 on 2/6/2012 8:20:00 PM more reviews by Gardenia24
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
This has made it possible for me to not smudge my nails when painted at home :) I was wondering what the secret at the nail salon was...now I know. Definitely a great buy and an HG staple for me. Dried fast and very shiny. Will update a few days into wear to let you know of any smudge (I hope not!!!)
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snowbelle347 on 1/2/2012 10:15:00 PM more reviews by snowbelle347
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Red, Medium Eyes: Blue
This is a great convenience for me. I can do my nails just before going to work and don't have to worry about smudges or smears. What a lifesaver if you're into at home manicures!
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*TOP REVIEWER* rickisyed on 10/22/2011 8:16:00 PM more reviews by rickisyed
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Oily, Tan, Warm Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Absolutely amazing product that gets my most stickiest thickest nailpolishes to dry in now time. I love that this is by opi but costs so much less than actual opi brand or sephora by opi, and also get a bigger bottle. I got this at ulta and will continue to get it.
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Islanders 6, Rangers 2
The New York Rangers (41-32-5) lost to the New York Islanders (30-36-12) by the score of 6-2, tonight. For a recap and box score go to Yahoo! Sports and newyorkrangers.com.
...second game in a row with the season on the line the Rangers are entirely outworked. Inexcusable. Torts has to get the blame for not having this team ready for either of these games.
...and don't let the 1-0 lead fool you into thinking the Rangers had this game under control because if it wasn't for Lundqvist and foolish Islander penalties the game would have been over in the first period instead of the second.
...big time players are supposed to step up when the season is on the line and Gaborik is goalless in the last five.
...not a coincidence that the Rangers have been out-hustled these last two games while Callahan has been a no-show.
...where did the forecheck go?
...as good as the defense has been all year is how bad they were tonight.
...weren't we talking about the Rangers maybe moving up to fifth the other day? What the hell happened?
...might be time to sit McCabe who's giving the Rangers nothing right now.
...was Perry Pearn in charge of the power play tonight?
...another active game for Avery, but bad giveaway on the first Isles goal and he's got to bang home that chance in the second which would have tied it. Big momentum swing as the Islanders come back the other way and score two straight to ice the game.
...not a good return to the lineup for MZA with a -3.
...off until Sunday when the Blueshirts visit the City of Brotherly Love.


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Whether you are using Windows, Linux or Mac OS X in your PC or Laptop, it is always handy to use keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts saves a lot of time and work. You can easily open any feature of your program just by pressing its shortcut keys without going through a lot of steps to access it.
While surfing the internet, you always handles a lot of task if you don't know shortcuts for some very essential commands of your specific browse that it will make your task too complicated.
Check :- 50 Common Keyboard Shortcuts for every Web Browser
All web browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla FireFox, Opera etc are having a lots of shortcut commands. You just need to memorize them to work very fast and comfortably on these Popular Web Browsers.
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To assign your own keyboard shortcuts at Google Chrome Web Browsers, you need to install Shortcut Manager, A chrome extension from Chrome Web Store.
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Shortcut Manager is a very powerful Google Chrome extension that not only lets you to assign custom keyboard shortcuts for your Chrome Extensions but also lets you to modify default assigned HotKey Shortcuts of Chrome.
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If you are a FireFox user and wants to add custom shortcut keys to your browser then there is also a powerful extension available for you, Customizable Shortcuts.
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This powerful Add-On can handle almost all the features and commands that FireFox offers. You can manage and add new shortcuts from FireFox Preference / Options Menu. It is available for Windows, Mac, Linux or for every OS where Mozilla FireFox is available.
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Opera is a very powerful browser with having a lot of shortcuts. You just need to memorize them all. There is not any that much comfortable Add-On available for Opera Web Browser but yeah, there is an intuitive Add-On Text Shortcuts available at Opera Browser that allows you to add shortcuts for your text phrases.
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Old birds help teach younger birds to migrate
Many birds migrate thousands of miles each year to reach their breeding grounds. But how do they know where to go? For years, scientists have wondered how much of a bird's migration route is learned from experience -- and how much is passed on genetically. Now, researchers studying North American whooping cranes find that old birds help younger to stay on track and keep flying in a straight line to their destinations. So, social learning among whooping cranes is important, they say.
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The future's bright
What will the sun be like in 4 billion years? Without a time machine that's a tricky question to answer. But by looking at stars very similar to our sun, only with different ages, we get an idea of what the sun used to be like, and what it will be like in the future. Take a look what they found when they looked at a sun-like star that's twice its age.
Contact: Sarah Eve Roberts
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To fly, bees use a familiar mechanism
Researchers studying bumblebees -- and the specialized muscles that the insects use for flight -- have made a surprising discovery: Bees have simply improved upon an ancient muscle-contraction mechanism that was first used by vertebrates, rather than developing a new one altogether.
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Birth announcement from outer space
Young stars are extremely violent. They shoot out material at unbelievable speeds -- jets travelling at thousands of kilometers per hour. When these jets crash into the gas and cosmic dust surrounding the young star, they create a bright clump called a Herbig-Haro object, which lives for about a thousand years. Take a close-up look at a Herbig-Haro object and see the stunning jets streaming across the sky like a gigantic firework display!
Contact: Sarah Eve Roberts
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Languages the star with a secret identity
A few weeks ago Space Scoop told the story of a magnetar a tiny, ultra-dense stars that are notoriously powerful magnets -- the strongest in the universe! But, a magnetar called SGR 0418 didn't seem to fit the mould. It seemed to be a much weaker magnet than any other star of its kind. But, like other magnetars, it underwent regular, world-tumbling starquakes that produced dramatic X-ray flares. Well, now astronomers from the European Space Agency have solved the mystery!
Contact: Sarah Eve Roberts
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The most successful mammal in history, unearthed
Researchers in China have discovered the 160-million-year-old fossil of an extinct rodent-like creature, which looked a bit like a small rat or a chipmunk. They are calling this newly discovered species Rugosodon eurasiaticus, and they say that it represents the oldest ancestor of a group of mammals called multituberculates, which lived on Earth for 100 million years before more modern rodents replaced them.
Contact: Science Press Package
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NASA and GLOBE: Bringing together science students worldwide
More than 70 students and 200 educators from around the world who are participating in the 17th Annual Partner Meeting of the Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment, known as the GLOBE program. The event is being held Aug. 12-16 at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
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NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Students to face-off in new RobotX game
The Maritime RobotX Challenge, co-sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International Foundation and Singapore's Ministry of Defence, will take place Oct. 20-26, 2014, in Singapore and is scheduled to occur every two years. Three teams each from five countries -- the United States, Singapore, Australia, Japan and South Korea -- will battle for $100,000 in prize money. The student teams will be chosen using a competitive selection model to foster innovation.
Contact: Peter Vietti
Office of Naval Research
It's a small world after all
Astronomers from Japan have managed to photograph a new exoplanet, and it's the least massive planet ever caught directly on camera! In size, it's about three times as big as Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system. Maybe more interestingly, this planet is hot pink! And I mean literally!
Contact: Sarah Eve Roberts
Leiden University
A closer look at DNA's loose ends
A new study published in the journal Science provides a first look at the events leading to rips and tears in our DNA. The particular method the study used also suggests a way to monitor DNA breaks in real time.
Contact: Science Press Package Team
American Association for the Advancement of Science
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