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Today, the Human Rights Campaign is partnering with Senator Al Franken's (D-Minn) office and other national groups on a national call-in day to support the Student Non-Discrimination Act. The SNDA would prohibit public schools from discriminating against any student on the basis of actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity. The SNDA is an important step in addressing the discrimination that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students face every day in their schools and classrooms.
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Fanboyism Just Won't Die
Posted on Sunday, February 14 2010 @ 14:39:45 Eastern
Follow the link to see them all (this one here, BTW) to see ALL of the craziness, but this is one of the most mind-boggling online comments I've ever, ever seen. In an article about the top 25 best-selling PS2 games of all time, one commented that all of the best games are now on the 360, saying "How things change, now all these games are best played on the Xbox 360 , with extra content , better textures,framerate and playability."
That's not the bash I'm talking about. Someone commented to THAT person, and said this whole shpeil:
"LOL, your parents must have beaten you as a child, the 360 has worse graphics than the N64. Uncharted 2 wins GOTY while the crap that comes out on the 360 doesn't even get a mention because the graphics are so bad they turn all 360 owners into homosexuals.
Only retards with no friends play on Xbox LIVE with all the pedophiles. Real gamers play real games and real games can only be found on the PS3.
It's no wonder that no 360 has ever or will ever match Gran Turismo 3's 15 million - 360 games aren't worth buying and sales prove that. Halo 3 sold a pathetic 10 million - LOL, GT 3 did that on pre - orders alone.
Why do 360 games not sell? Oh that's right, inbred morons like yourself can't afford games so you just talk about them on the Inernet all day."
To sum up, the 360 (as a whole) is flooded with games that are uglier than the N64, everyone who owns one is an inbred moron, XBL is full of pedophiles, there are no "real" games for "real" gamers, and Halo 3 only sold a "pathetic" 10 million copies. Does that sound about right?
Oh, and that graphics can be so bad that they can change a person's sexual orientation. Which, in and of itself, is actually quite impressive if you really think about it.
When will this fanboy crap end? I can understand when systems had exclusive games, like the SNES vs. Genesis and PSOne vs. Saturn vs. N64 fights (and remember, the N64's games are prettier than 360 titles... OMGWTFBBQ!), but at this point in time there are so many multi-platform games that it's not really worth the trouble. If I can play a "real" game (let's say Mirror's Edge for the sake of this writing) on either console, and the only serious difference is the controller itself (and they're not even THAT different anymore), then why cling to the namesake? Can one really love a name THAT much?
I honestly hope it doesn't go away, just so I can read stuff like that poster's comment... and laugh THIS hard. Really? The game is so not-pretty that it's making me more attracted to others of my gender? Why isn't THAT in a study somewhere?
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Ready to Review the WSOP
Posted on Thursday, May 21 2009 @ 18:58:34 Eastern
So I'm taking a short hiatus from reviewing - for anyone who might be interested - in order to go and hit a BIG game: The World Series of Poker!
This is my first time going to the event, and hopefully I'll actually be able to play (I don't have the full buy-in yet, hopefully I'll earn enough at a few of the games around town that I'll be able to pay directly), but at the very least I'll be able to visit and loiter around the Rio for a few days of the competition. I'm looking to play a lot of hands, plenty of players, and who knows, maybe I'll find myself at either a big game or the final table.
I'll be updating along my trip, if you want to keep up on my progress. My Twitter handle is @LostTokens, so don't be afraid to drop me a quick message if you're interested. If anyone from GR is going, or will be in Vegas from May 28th until June 1st (I'm flying out the 2nd) and would like to grab a bite, drop me a line and we'll see what we can do!
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They say you can make pretty much anything out of hemp, and apparently that includes loudspeakers.
Among the latest product offerings from Norwalk, CT-based Omega Speaker Systems is the "DeepHemp" Subwoofer that's meant to complement the company's hempcone speakers such as the Compact Hemp, Max Hemp and Super Hemp that range from $1,399 to $2,495 per pair.
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It features an 8-inch driver and frequency response down to 26 Hz, the company says. The 50-pound subwoofer is available in finishes such as burl ash, Italian red gloss, mahogany, teak and cherry.
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FFP systems incorporated designs and manufactures dewatering equipment internationally, Committed to quaility, we provide reliable products, service and support to our Customers and their dewatering requirements. Our products include filter presses, precoat systems, membrane squeeze filters, steam application filters,hydrometallurgy applications, SAGD applications, ...
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Water, effluent and sludge dewatering equipment, plants and services for the pulp and paper industry. Aquaflow is specializing in water, effluent and sludge treatment in the pulp and paper industry. Whether you are a producer of chemical or mechanical pulp or a user of recycled fiber or producer of different paper grades, you can rely on our wide experience to create ...
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PHOENIX Process Equipment Co. designs and manufactures a variety of high quality systems for slurry and sludge thickening and dewatering; effluent water treatment; sand and frac sand processing; fine particle wet classification and separation; rainwater/stormwater/greywater/blackwater purification and recycling for commercial and multi-residence applications. The PHOENIX ...
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Macpresse International is an Italian company headquartered in Vernate (Milan). Macpresse has been designing and installing recovery facilities for recycling secondary scrap materials for over 40 years. Macpresse provides scrap-handling solutions in the following sectors: recovery of first/secondary materials, processing of municipal solid waste (MSW) and industrial ...
Entech Design, Inc.
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Since 1991, Entech Design has been an innovative manufacturer of quality sonar interface detection instruments.Our equipment uses fixed-point transducers (in single and multiple sensor configurations) for simple sediment level, blanket level and liquid level detection and employs remotely controlled scanning transducers to produce three dimensional images of sediment in ...
WEIMA Maschinenbau GmbH
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WEIMA is a leading manufacturer of size reduction equipment (single-shaft and four-shaft-shredders, and briquette presses) for all types of applications for 27 years for customers in the wood, plastics, paper, metal, and recycling industries among others from all over the world. The company has a workforce of around 170 employees worldwide and sales locations in France, ...
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Pulsafeeder has been recognized as a global leader in pump technology for over seventy five years. Our products are used to treat the water and waste water that is so critical to the world. Whether metering out chemicals to make our water safe to drink, or adding polymers to make the waste water safer for the environment, Pulsafeeder has a product to provide these ...
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Scalewatcher: An electronic descaler friendly for the environment. Scalewatcher North America seeks confident, out-of-the-box thinking professionals interested in a technology and large ticket sales opportunity, acting as area manager for markets opening in all states. Scalewatcher is the original manufacturer of electronic, descaling technology used throughout Europe, ...


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Mining record keeping workshop offered Dec. 4
November 10, 2014
A workshop on record keeping and taxes for miners will be offered Dec. 4 in Fairbanks and by videoconference in Anchorage, Nome and Palmer.
Fairbanks certified public accountant Paul Robinson and Emily Whiteside, of the Alaska Department of Revenue, will teach the workshop from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in Room 421 of the UAF Community and Technical College at 604 Barnette St. Videoconference locations include Cooperative Extension offices in Palmer and Anchorage and the Northwest Campus in Nome.
Food safety workshop offered Dec. 10
November 7, 2014
Nov. 26 is the deadline to register for certified food protection manager training offered Dec. 10 in Fairbanks and Palmer and by videoconference in Barrow, Kodiak and Tok.
The food safety workshop, which is hosted by the University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service, will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. State regulations require that all food establishments have at least one certified food protection manager on staff. The manager ensures compliance with food safety regulations.
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October 28, 2014
Cooperative Extension Service forester Glen Holt will offer a forest management walking tour Saturday, Nov. 1, at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Participants will meet at 1 p.m. at the Taku Parking Lot recycle bins, off Farmers Loop, for a 1.5-hour tour through the nearby forest. Holt said the tour will help private landowners learn how to manage the trees on their property, mitigate hazards, provide sustainable firewood and determine general forest health. Participants will learn about which trees to cut for firewood and which to save and why.
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More and more children were dying in the polio epidemics of the 1950's. Jonas Salk worked night and day to create an effective vaccine using a method that defied conventional wisdom, and it was delivered to millions by the March of Dimes, the largest peacetime mobilization in American history. By 1953 the Salk vaccine had reduced polio deaths by 80%, but the storm of controversy it caused left Salk's reputation in tatters. This new original play chronicles a thrilling episode of American medical history that touched many of you directly.
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 08:58 PM
Hi. Due in one week and still stuck for a name.
The short list is Sascha, Piper, Bernadette (DH choice) and Emmeline. Opinions please!
If we went with Sascha, any ideas for a middle name?
Sascha Kate
Sascha Ruby
Sascha ?
Thanks in advance.
Posted 01 February 2013 - 09:01 PM
Also considering Sascha Mae, or Sascha Valentina should she be born on Valentine's Day!
Posted 01 February 2013 - 09:46 PM
Sascha and Emmeline are both gorgeous. Piper is ok but I'm really not keen on Bernadette.
What about Sascha Emmeline?
Posted 01 February 2013 - 10:34 PM
I like Emmaline and Sasha the best, Pippa and Odette as some similar names
Sascha Kate - I prefer Sasha spelling - Sasha Kate is nice
Sascha Ruby - is ok
Sascha ?
Posted 01 February 2013 - 10:43 PM
Sascha and Emmeline are really good names. Not keen on the other two.
I really like the sound of:
Sascha Ruby
Sascha Valentina
One is likely to flow better with the surname I would guess.
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 10:51 PM
Love Sascha but prefer Sorsha.
Sascha Louise
Sascha Elizabeth
Sascha Elise
Sascha Marie
Sascha Ivy
Sascha Holly
Sascha Imogen
Posted 01 February 2013 - 11:37 PM
Sascha and Sacha/Sasha are lovely. .
Piper I like.
Emmeline is pretty although NMS.
Bernadette is very 70's to me - I think of Grease - and not in a good way.
I really like Sascha Mae.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 12:06 AM
I love Emmeline Sasha
Posted 02 February 2013 - 12:11 AM
Sascha Emmeline
Posted 02 February 2013 - 05:05 AM
Love Sascha Ruby and Sascha Emmeline! Both are feminine, a little exotic, and have a nice musical sound.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 08:21 AM
I also like Sascha or Emmeline. Sascha Valentina would be very cool.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 08:33 AM
I like either Sascha or Emmeline
Posted 02 February 2013 - 08:49 AM
I really like Sasha.
As it's soft-sounding I'd choose a MN that starts with a strong consonant (like Katherine/Kate) or Beatrice, Davina, Darcy, Pearl, Penelope, etc.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 04:25 PM
Emmeline is beautiful and far and away my favourite.
I like Sasha better as a nickname for Alexandra. But I'm not really keen on Sasha in any case.
Bernadette feels very religious to me, not sure why.
I don't care for Piper but do like Penelope.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 05:42 PM
Thanks for the advice girls. Still wondering if there is another name out there, but at least now I have one as a back up if I go into labour tonight!
Posted 03 February 2013 - 01:08 PM
I like all 4 of your names, but I'm going to disagree with everyone else and say I love Bernadette, probably my favourite on your list. Classic, underused, easly to spell, nice nicknames - I love it!!
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That declaration was part of an email message I received from a cyclist who had read my book about my coast-to-coast bicycle trip, Roll Around Heaven All Day. He wrote to me to ask if I'd had similar feelings and, if so, how I'd handled them.
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It's true, of course, that some long-distance riders are in a period where they can be footloose for a while. As I rode my own journey on the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail a few years ago, I noted that some of the coast-to-coast riders were people who didn't have to deal with the emotions of leaving families; they were either unattached or had brought their significant other with them on the ride.
Several of those in the latter category were young adults, couples, married or otherwise, without children and who had not yet settled into careers. They shared the miles together, some literally linked on tandem bicycles. I also met a couple in their late 30s who had brought their two children along as well. One child cranked her own bike and the other cycled on a tandem with her dad. Many of the unattached riders were also young adults. A few were riding solitary journeys, and others pedaled with friends who where similarly uncommitted.
Jim, a man I met in Montana, was typical of the older unattached rider. In midlife, his marriage had ended, and finding himself also between jobs, Jim had decided on a long-distance bike trek as a way to reassess his life. With no relationship to tend, taking to the road for several months was not difficult.
But there were a number of us who were in ongoing marriages and had family responsibilities, but who nonetheless were on the road without our spouses or children. Riding eastbound in Montana, I met a woman riding westbound. She was 66 years old and a member of an Adventure Cycling cross-nation tour group, with whom she rendezvoused each evening. During the day, however, she rode at her own pace and was often by herself. She told me that she was happily married, but that her husband had no interest in riding the journey with her. He was willing for her to have the experience of the bike trip, however, and joining the tour group rather than making the trek alone had been her concession to his concerns about her safety.
In my case, it wasn't that I wanted to be away from my wife and kids, but simply that it was not feasible for us to make the journey together. My choice was either to go without them or to not go at all. In my book, I described my situation this way:
My wife ... wasn't crazy about the fact that I would be away from the family for my entire vacation allotment .... Although I had occasionally taken a week off without the family before, this would be the first time in the 29 years of our marriage that my plans included no time off together. Two of our three children yet lived at home, and although they were teenagers, they still needed some supervision and chauffeuring, which Jeanine would have to handle while also maintaining her job responsibilities. ... juggling both her own and my usual parenting tasks was asking a lot of Jeanine, and I didn't feel great about it. ... it wasn't going to be a holiday for her.
I am happy to report that we are still married. In fact, although my wife was never really happy about my being away from her for weeks at a time, she eventually put her objections aside and accepted my expedition without rancor. She even helped with some of the getting-ready tasks. While I still felt an occasional twinge of guilt about the disparity in our circumstances while I was rolling across America, receiving my wife's blessing for the trip alleviated a lot of it. Certainly, part of the reason we were able to negotiate this arrangement was because our marriage was stable to begin with and we had a strong level of trust and respect for each other.
But beyond that, here are some of the specifics that really helped:
We talked about personal goals.
From the time we were first married, I had frequently voiced my desire to "someday" ride my bicycle across the country, and from almost as early, I realized that such a trip was not my wife's idea of a good time. Her vacation preferences always included more conventional forms of travel and time to read by the pool, and over the years, we have taken some of those kinds of holidays together. They were pleasant, but they never satisfied my bicycling itch.
On the other side of the equation, my wife, as a nurse, has had opportunities to participate in foreign mission trips, something she enjoys more than do I, and I encouraged her to go when possible, while I stayed home with the kids. We eventually accepted that not all of our goals have to be in sync, and that there is value in allowing each other some room for occasional experiences that may not include the other. Her mission trips and my bike journeys have satisfied something in each of us, which makes us more content overall, and that is good for us as a couple.
I broke up the trip with returns home.
The reality of my job at the time meant that I could not take enough weeks off to make the coast-to-coast ride all at once. I ended up breaking the trip into three time-blocks over two years. While this was necessary for the job, it was also beneficial to our family situation. The longest I was gone at once was four weeks.
Where feasible, I included the family.
The timeframe of my ride worked out so that my daughter, then 15, could ride with me for the leg across Virginia. As soon as the trip became a father-daughter event, my wife, who believes in the importance of parent-child bonding experiences, became more enthused about the journey — it was no longer just for me. And I thoroughly enjoyed having my daughter along. On that same leg, my second son got involved by transporting us home from the destination point.
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Matty, yes woottens really are,top notch. ,I buy from Ashwoods too for hellebores but woottens are excellent for those too. I had a yellow variety last year...ordered it few months before for,sprimg delivery. It came in a 5 litre instead of 3 litre because plant I wanted was unavailable in the smaller size. Same price, just huge and wonderful flowers. They tell you day before when it's coming. No GC will sell that quality.
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Glad to help Bob. I think the whole thing will look sensational
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Lily.....it will be fine.
That's great punkdoc. Not because of you but I considered leaving the forum too.
My only experience of citrus is with lemons. I,have a lemon tree that produces lemons. My second year with it.
Ngcards, it looks like over watering to me. Have you had it long? Maybe its still adjusting to the move and change in conditions. Amd agree with flowerimg rose, it won't like central heating if you have it on
Currently my lemon is outside in a pot and has thrived. It enjoys being outside in the summer months...no red spider for example....and indoors in winter. Mine will stay outside for few weeks yet. A citrus feed now and then but not too much water over winter I think. Lovely flower scent. Nice lemons.
Rabbits, pottie, used to be a bit of a problem for me. Mostly my garden is walled but the odd rabbit used to come in from next door's open garden. I put in a discreet chicken wire fence that is now obscured by plamts. No more rabbits.
My dear old dog, spike, used to catch them ...never kill them. It's not his way.....and gently hold them in his mouth and I would take them to the Towans behind me. Once a rabbit got Imto my back garden and hid in my pea patch. I quickly assembled a square of cloche sheets around the peas....the silly bunny just stayed in there whilst I did that!.....and then I looked for him. Nowhere to be seen. At last, there he was nestled in bottom corner, same colour as the soil, and absolutely still. Again, he was destined to the Towans. Why did the Almighty create such loveable gentle creatures to be such pests?
Hiya fairy. Think punkdoc will hang around...hope so. He has become important here now
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The ICEMAN is back!
The ProTeam at Nekoti salutes and welcomes back the legend that is the Official ICEMAN, who we misse...
Shopping for Ice Hockey Equipment?
Shop the Nekoti Ice Hockey Warehouse in person on FRIDAYS!, the UK's favourite Ice Hockey Wareho...
Introducing Sher-Wood Ambassador Max Gibson
Sher-Wood ambassador Max Gibson travelled down from his Ice Hockey home club of Bradford with h...
Nekoti® is a registered trademark
Nekoti Hockey, the UK's favourite Hockey Warehouse, we dispatch your orders SAME working DAY! when ordered before 3pm.
FREE SHIPPING : Orders placed which exceed £99(ex. VAT) to England, Wales and Southern Scotland will be delivered FREE (Retail customers only). Just select the 'Free Shipping' delivery option on the checkout page.
Next day delivery from just £6.66 for upto 25 KGS, Saturday delivery from £15.00, IOW next day from £13.50, NI next day from £18.00 (+VAT). CLICK AND COLLECT from our warehouse same day free. Please note that RoyalMail 24 and RoyalMail 48 are estimates of delivery time taken to for your packages to arrive, mostly these timeframes are delivered as quoted, actual delivery time may vary depending on distance, weather conditions, the colour of the postmans trousers and other excuses offered when items turn up a day or two late.
WAREHOUSE PACKING HOURS: 9am til 5pm Mon-Fri, order cutoff - for next day delivery 3:00 p.m.