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Team spokesman Tom Symonds says Lucas has been suspended pending the investigation.
Lucas had seen action in the unbeaten Bobcats' wins over New Mexico State, Marshall, Norfolk State and Massachusetts.
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When you are thirsty and you go out to get a beverage or "PDR." (For example, you're sitting at home and you go to the 7-11 to get a Coke.) If you are thirsty and you go anywhere to quench your thirst. Soda, Coffee, Tea, Juice, Beer, a Vodka Tonic whatever you're drinking.
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H1N1 program aims first at Manitobans most at risk
Manitobans from all corners of the province should get vaccinated for the H1N1 influenza in the coming days to reduce needless deaths and minimize the strain on the health-care system, the province's top health officials said Wednesday.
The largest vaccination program in Canadian history rolls out in Manitoba Monday with the first batch of the vaccine going to people most at risk of becoming seriously ill or dying from H1N1 flu. Manitoba's 1.2 million doses will arrive in batches and, in following weeks, other Manitobans will be vaccinated.
"We want to ensure that those individuals who will benefit the most from the vaccine receive it first," Health Minister Theresa Oswald said. "All Manitobans who need or want the vaccine and are expected to benefit from it will be able to get it, but perhaps not in the first week."
The free vaccine will be administered by the province's 11 regional health authorities, including at sites in remote communities. Officials say information about clinics will be posted on each health authority's website and through the media.
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority expects to announce dates, times and locations today.
The start of the mass public immunization program came after Health Canada gave its approval to the vaccine Wednesday morning. Manitoba has already earmarked $50 million towards the H1N1 flu campaign, but Premier Greg Selinger said Wednesday during a tour of St. Boniface General Hospital that cost could jump to at least $100 million.
"We intend to be advertising the heck out of this thing, letting people know that we're ready for the next phase, we're ready for the next wave," Oswald said. "Or reminding people, priority populations, you need to continue to come first, you need to continue to come aggressively."
What no one can predict is how hard the H1NI virus will hit Manitoba this fall. In the first wave last spring, seven people with confirmed cases died, although that number might have been twice as high if all patients were tested. About 100 people were admitted to intensive care units for treatment.
To date, there have been 905 confirmed cases of H1N1, with 13 new cases reported this week. There were only three cases reported from Sept 1. to Oct. 12. The pandemic wave is expected to last eight to 10 weeks.
The H1N1 virus hits most people like a regular flu, but for high-risk individuals it can be deadly if not treated quickly, said Manitoba's Chief Provincial Public Health Officer Dr. Joel Kettner.
"I can't underestimate the importance of everybody understanding that if you're really sick, if you're short of breath or you have symptoms of pneumonia, that is a medical emergency," he said. "Early care and appropriate care can prevent a lot of the preventable deaths that we are aiming this whole program to minimize."
Kettner said the vaccination program is targeted at individual protection rather than immunizing as many people as possible to stop the disease.
"It's not like getting everyone's immunity against measles high enough for a long enough time that you actually eliminate the spread of measles in a community."
He said health officials also want to reduce the chance of more seriously ill people needing intensive care than hospitals have the capacity to treat.
"There's lots of other good reasons to get the vaccine aside from lowering the risk of dying," he said.
Oswald said regional health authorities expect people to ask to be vaccinated who are not on the priority list. The RHAs will be flexible, but do have the power to turn people away, depending on the circumstances.
"We are leaving the door open for regional health authorities to say, 'Yes, you are entitled to the vaccine, just not yet,'" Oswald said.
"We expect a lot of judgment and flexibility in the decisions about who's going to be vaccinated and when," Kettner added.
Nurses and other health-care workers are among those given top priority for receiving the H1N1 flu vaccine, but they won't be required to get the shot, Oswald said.
"We know that the medical experts are telling us that one of the single greatest ways that health-care workers can protect themselves is through the vaccine," Oswald said. "So we have put them in the top priority group to receive the vaccine first. We are, however, not mandating the vaccine."
Sandi Mowat, president of the Manitoba Nurses Union, said her group believes nurses should decide for themselves whether to get the shot.
"They are professionals; they have the ability to make that choice. And certainly we believe it should be voluntary," Mowat said Wednesday. She could not estimate what percentage of nurses are likely to receive the H1N1 vaccine.
Mowat noted that the vaccine is only one line of defence available to nurses, who will also have access to special respirators and other equipment when treating patients.
Kettner said while getting a shot is voluntary, common sense dictates you should get one.
"Every case of influenza that's prevented, it reduces another opportunity for someone to get infected from that person," he said.
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My two-week old daughter was breastfed the first 13 days but had constant diarrhea -- watery stools and lots of gas (her doctor didn't find anything wrong). Out of desperation, we fed her Similac. She quieted down, slept 'like a baby' and had her first solid stool. We've switched back and forth, but it seems clear that she can't tolerate her mother's milk, despite my wife's bland diet. Help!Question:
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Diarrhea is pretty uncommon in breastfed babies and an allergy to breast milk is extremely rare. Normally, stools in an exclusively breastfed baby are frequent (some babes go at every feeding) and unformed, (they look like pea soup!). The odor should be mild.
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Metabolic disorders, such as primary lactase deficiency and galactosemia, though very rare, can make breastfeeding impossible. If your baby is otherwise healthy and gaining well, your health care provider has probably already ruled out these conditions.
Sometimes a breastfed baby develops watery, green stools and gassiness. This can be caused by a foremilk/hindmilk imbalance. Foremilk is the thinner, lower fat milk your baby receives at the beginning of a feed. It transitions to the hindmilk which is higher in fat. Green stools and fussiness can result from too much lactose (sugar). High volume feeds are invariably high lactose feeds. When the excess lactose enters your baby's colon there may be increased fermentation, resulting in her fussiness, gas, and loose, acid stools.
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I think you have to see Charlie Kaufman's "Synecdoche, New York" twice. I watched it the first time and knew it was a great film and that I had not mastered it. The second time because I needed to. The third time because I will want to. It will open to confused audiences and live indefinitely. A lot of people these days don't even go to a movie once. There are alternatives. It doesn't have to be the movies, but we must somehow dream. If we don't "go to the movies" in any form, our minds wither and sicken.
This is a film with the richness of great fiction. Like Suttree, the Cormac McCarthy novel I'm always mentioning, it's not that you have to return to understand it. It's that you have to return to realize how fine it really is. The surface may daunt you. The depths enfold you. The whole reveals itself, and then you may return to it like a talisman.
Wow, is that ever not a "money review." Why will people hurry along to what they expect to be trash, when they're afraid of a film they think may be good? The subject of "Synecdoche, New York" is nothing less than human life and how it works. Using a neurotic theater director from upstate New York, it encompasses every life and how it copes and fails. Think about it a little and, my god, it's about you. Whoever you are.
Here is how life is supposed to work. We come out of ourselves and unfold into the world. We try to realize our desires. We fold back into ourselves, and then we die. "Synecdoche, New York" follows a life that ages from about 40 to 80 on that scale. Caden Cotard (Philip Seymour Hoffman) is a theater director, with all of the hangups and self-pity, all the grandiosity and sniffles, all the arrogance and fear, typical of his job. In other words, he could be me. He could be you. The job, the name, the race, the gender, the environment, all change. The human remains pretty much the same.
Here is how it happens. We find something we want to do, if we are lucky, or something we need to do, if we are like most people. We use it as a way to obtain food, shelter, clothing, mates, comfort, a first folio of Shakespeare, model airplanes, American Girl dolls, a handful of rice, sex, solitude, a trip to Venice, Nikes, drinking water, plastic surgery, child care, dogs, medicine, education, cars, spiritual solace -- whatever we think we need. To do this, we enact the role we call "me," trying to brand ourselves as a person who can and should obtain these things.
In the process, we place the people in our lives into compartments and define how they should behave to our advantage. Because we cannot force them to follow our desires, we deal with projections of them created in our minds. But they will be contrary and have wills of their own. Eventually new projections of us are dealing with new projections of them. Sometimes versions of ourselves disagree. We succumb to temptation -- but, oh, father, what else was I gonna do? I feel like hell. I repent. I'll do it again.
Hold that trajectory in mind and let it interact with age, discouragement, greater wisdom and more uncertainty. You will understand what "Synecdoche, New York" is trying to say about the life of Caden Cotard and the lives in his lives. Charlie Kaufman is one of the few truly important writers to make screenplays his medium. David Mamet is another. That is not the same as a great writer (Faulkner, Pinter, Cocteau) who writes screenplays. Kaufman is writing in the upper reaches with Bergman. Now for the first time he directs.
It is obvious that he has only one subject, the mind, and only one plot, how the mind negotiates with reality, fantasy, hallucination, desire and dreams. "Being John Malkovich." "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." "Adaptation." "Human Nature." "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind." What else are they about? He is working in plain view. In one film, people go inside the head of John Malkovich. In another, a writer has a twin who does what he cannot do. In another, a game show host is, or thinks he is, an international spy. In "Human Nature," a man whose childhood was shaped by domineering parents trains white mice to sit down at a tiny table and always employ the right silverware. Is behavior learned or enforced?
"Synecdoche, New York" is not a film about the theater, although it looks like one. A theater director is an ideal character for representing the role Kaufman thinks we all play. The magnificent sets, which stack independent rooms on top of one another, are the compartments we assign to our life's enterprises. The actors are the people in roles we cast from our point of view. Some of them play doubles assigned to do what there's not world enough and time for. They have a way of acting independently, in violation of instructions. They try to control their own projections. Meanwhile, the source of all this activity grows older and tired, sick and despairing. Is this real or a dream? The world is but a stage, and we are mere actors upon it. It's all a play. The play is real.
This has not been a conventional review. There is no need to name the characters, name the actors, assign adjectives to their acting. Look at who is in this cast. You know what I think of them. This film must not have seemed strange to them. It's what they do all day, especially waiting around for the director to make up his mind.
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Deltas are prized spot for shorebirds
More than 20,000 shorebirds flock to the greater Stillaguamish and Skagit delta each year, earning it the designation of a site of regional importance in the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network.
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PORT SUSAN BAY, Snohomish County —
Thousands of shorebirds swished and swooped over the hammered silver of Puget Sound, their bellies flashing white against wintry gray skies.
"Confusion behavior," said Ruth Milner, biologist with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, watching as the Dunlins divided and regrouped, working hard to evade a falcon in search of a meal. More than 10,000 birds in all, she estimated, and yet they managed to move as one graceful organism.
So important is Port Susan Bay as habitat for these shorebirds, that the Greater Stillaguamish Delta, of which it is a part, and the Greater Skagit Delta next door to the north, have just been named a site of regional importance in the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network.
The only one in Puget Sound, the designation recognizes that the Greater Stilly and Skagit Delta — which the birds use as one connected habitat — is an important stopover and wintering ground for more than 20,000 shorebirds a year.
Any birder will tell you that's a conservative estimate. The area routinely hosts tens of thousands of shorebirds here, arriving in living ribbons of flight.
On a recent morning the Dunlins' flight, so beautiful to us, was all business for them. Eat or be eaten: That was the agenda. "That's over-ocean flight; they will do that for hours," Milner said, watching the Dunlins sweep back and forth over Port Susan Bay.
"It's cheaper for them to spend the calories flying," Milner said, "than to be on the ground where they will get nailed."
The Nature Conservancy of Washington has just completed a restoration project to make its more than 4,000-acre Port Susan Bay Preserve even better. The $4 million project restored 150 acres of tidelands by taking out a 1.4-mile dike and replacing it with a smaller one, set farther back toward the land.
Today the Stilly and Skagit deltas together comprise more than 90,000 acres of tidally influenced marine and coastal wetlands that shorebirds depend on.
North of Port Susan Bay, at Big Ditch, as the preserve owned by the Department of Fish and Wildlife on the Skagit Delta is known, the importance of these lands for other wildlife, too, was soon obvious.
A northern flicker belted out its trademark "phew!" from a tree on the bank, as two eagles flapped overhead with majestic, adagio wing beats.
Stands of fat cattails swished in the wind, their dark brown cigar shapes distinct against the marsh grasses tumbled by winter's touch.
A red-tailed hawk in an alder tree turned a stately profile while, a bit inland, snow geese raised a ruckus. They were packed dense as feathers in a pillow behind a faded red barn, working muddy farm fields with greedy bills.
As a flight of Dunlins swept up from the farmer's field, taking off for open water, Kat Morgan, Port Susan Bay program manager for the Nature Conservancy, raised her field glasses.
"So beautiful on the wing," she said.
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Directed by Mihoko Tsutsumi of SUNY Oswego's music faculty, the College Choir, Festival Chorus and State Singers will perform John Rutter's "Gloria" and "Joy to the World." Free. 312-2130.
Location: St. Mary's Church, 103 W. Seventh St., Oswego
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Theater performance: "It's a Wonderful Life"
This 90 minute live radio play follows the iconic story of George Bailey unfolds as he considers ending his life one fateful Christmas Eve. General admission seating. Doors to the event venue will open 30 minutes prior to the event. $10 (free for SUNY Oswego students with ID), including parking in the Culkin Hall lot (E-6) and nearby lot E-18. There will be one performance/reading at SUNY Oswego/Ballroom, Hewitt Union and one performance/reading at the Kallet Theatre in Pulaski, NY. http://www.oswego.edu/arts. 312-2141.
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$6 adults, $4 children 5-18, and free for SUNY Oswego students with ID and children under 5. Tickets may be purchased at tickets.oswego.edu. 312-3073.
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1. Choosing a career/choosing a major
Security vs. adventure. Accountant, Peace Corps volunteer, journalist, college professor.
Ultimately, your son or daughter should make the choice. Of course, you may want to mention factors to consider, such as job-market demand, salary ranges, long-range opportunities, skills required, and so forth. Just because an occupation is "hot" now does not mean it will be equally in demand in 10 years, or that your child has the aptitude or motivation for it.
2. Choosing to double major/choosing a major and minor
Most employers do not place a premium on a double major. It usually requires an extra one or two semesters to obtain a second major and does not particularly enhance a student's marketability. Exceptions would be a second major or a major and minor chosen for a specific career, such as English and chemistry for technical writing, or a health policy major and business minor for hospital administration. Of course, some students may choose to double major primarily for academic/intellectual purposes.
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Some students who get off to a rocky start eventually pull up their grades; however, this can be difficult to do. Advanced placement credits and study-abroad courses generally do not count in the computation of a student's GPA.
Some employers use GPA cutoffs in considering applicants for job openings. Others stress the student's overall background: experience, number of hours worked during the school year to finance college, leadership activities, and other key skills or attributes. Encourage your son or daughter to make academics a high priority beginning with the freshman year. Nevertheless, it is important to remember that it may take him or her a while to adjust to the rigorous academic demands of college.
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Most employers today put more emphasis on graduates' skills than on their academic majors. Encourage your son or daughter to develop strengths in at least two or three of the following areas:
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• Communication skills (e.g., written and oral);
• Marketing/selling skills (e.g., sales, publicity, fundraising);
• Scientific skills (e.g., lab skills, scientific research);
• Leadership skills (e.g., supervisory, extracurricular leadership roles, teamwork/team leader).
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Many employers rate leadership activities even more highly than GPA. Students who were very active in high school activities may be less involved in college extracurricular activities. However, employers regard high school as "ancient history" for a college senior. It is more valuable for a student to be involved in a few meaningful leadership roles on campus than to be in a "laundry list" of many campus clubs.
6. Experience
You may want your son or daughter to work in his or her hometown every summer. However, the experience gained as a lifeguard or ice cream shop counter clerk does not compare to that which comes from an internship in the career field that he or she aspires to enter. Future employers will seek graduates with relevant, real-world work experience. Some students have little to write about on a resume if their summers were spent in school, traveling, or working at low-level jobs. We strongly suggest that students seek career-related experience for their sophomore and junior summers.
7. Graduating early, graduating late
Some students graduate early through advanced placement credits, heavy course loads, and summer school courses. The advantages are lower educational expenses, and the ability to start employment or graduate school earlier. The disadvantages may include the sacrifice of academic honors, work experience, and extracurricular and volunteer activities that may contribute to a student's maturity level and qualifications.
Other students graduate late due to light course loads, academic difficulties, changing majors, poor academic advising, lack of direction, or reluctance to leave the cocoon of the college environment. Advantages to late graduation include the ability to improve grades with light class loads, extra time to change majors, the ability to take additional electives to improve marketability, and extra time to gain more career-related or leadership experience. Disadvantages to late graduation are increased college costs, and possible disapproval of employers and graduate schools.
8. Planning for graduate/professional school
Students aspiring to graduate or professional school should:
• Be clear about the reasons they want to go on for further education;
• Research the qualifications required for admission and be realistic about their chances of acceptance; and
• Have a "Plan B" or back-up plan in case they are not accepted.
Students should discuss their interest in graduate or professional school well before their senior year with their academic adviser; the college's graduate or professional school adviser (e.g., the pre-law or pre-med adviser); and a college career adviser to obtain advice and guidance from three different perspectives.
9. Taking time off
Many students want to take time off after college graduation and before attending graduate school or taking a career-related job. Future employers will want to know how the student has spent the intervening time. Do activities during this period demonstrate relevance to future career goals and/or a good work ethic?
While short-term travel may be personally broadening, it does not increase a student's marketability to employers unless it is seen as career related. Therefore, the time off may result in a longer job search. For example, management trainee programs, which often begin shortly after graduation and hire large numbers of new graduates, may be filled by the time your child is ready to begin a job search.
10. Using the college career center
Students should visit the career center no later than their sophomore year. Most career centers provide individual career counseling/advising, workshops, internship assistance, and career fairs and programs-services designed specifically for underclassmen.
Your son or daughter should seek help early with choosing a career and preparing for it. Competition for good jobs, particularly in certain fields, is stiff. The career center can advise students about how to become strong candidates for their fields of interest.
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Type: The awkward, dorky teenager.
As shown in: 'Juno,' 'Arrested Development,' 'Year One,' 'Superbad,' 'Paper Heart,' 'Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist.'
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Radiolab is back with another excellent video, produced by Everynone (click that link to view a bunch of similar videos). This video takes a simple approach: present a split screen with symmetrical (or complementary) items shown in each. By comparing people, food, animals, clouds, and all sorts of other interesting pairings, the viewer is challenged to figure out the connection between the two frames, and have a little moment of delight. Beautiful and calming, except for the last scene, which might be... READ ON
I've enjoyed The Museum of Online Museums for years -- it's full of amazing collections of odd things. I even linked to one of the collections back in 2007. Now a three-part documentary called "The Curators" visits three curators of these museums and tells their stories. They're great fun -- these are collections any of us (at least any of us with a lot of time on our hands) could create. Recommended for fans of: museums, found objects, weird web stuff, libraries, photographs, and documentaries.... READ ON
This is so delightfully stupid I had to share it. In this video (I'm sorry, "short film") a faux-beatnik reads selections from Gwyneth Paltrow's new cookbook, My Father's Daughter. Now, I haven't read this cookbook, but I can extrapolate that it's a hoot. Spoiler alert: apparently she uses a lot of VEGENAISE®.
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1996 was a heady time for popular music. We were learning the "Macarena," trying to shake the bizarrely infectious "I Love You Always Forever" from our brains, and cringing at Alanis Morissette's misuse of the word "Ironic." Okay, maybe it was less "heady" and more "crappy."
1996 was also the year I graduated from high school, and left my sleepy hometown of Venice, Florida. We all know where I ended up -- I'm a big rich* blogger now! -- but let's take a look back at some artists who got a lot of... READ ON
During World War II, Disney created propaganda for the US government. The cartoons dealt with subjects as varied as income taxes, the daily life of Nazis, and military tactics. I've collected a sampling of the cartoons below, for your viewing pleasure and amazement -- be warned, some are pretty weird, and many contain offensive racial or cultural caricatures.
Note that most (all?) of these are included in the DVD box set Disney on the Front Lines, if you're into this kind of thing. I have this set,... READ ON
In Oregon, our House chamber is evenly split between Republicans and Democrats. This 50/50 split has been the topic of some concern, as bipartisanship is now required to pass critical legislation. In a surprising (and delightfully nerdy) move, a bipartisan group of Oregon House members decided to Rickroll their colleagues, by embedding lyrics to the Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up" into their floor speeches. Citizen volunteers helped videotape and edit the resulting rendition of the song,... READ ON
NOTE: My interview with Mike Rowe appears below a bunch of discussion of the documentary Human Planet. Jump to the "Interview" heading if that's what you're here for.
Human Planet premieres Sunday, April 10 in the US on Discovery. Two episodes air each night, running from 8-10pm EST on April 10, 17, and 24. Check your cable listings for more details, and set your DVRs -- again, this is a huge justification for why you bought a big shiny HDTV.
This time around, Mike Rowe will narrate the... READ ON
Need a way to nerd your way through the workday? Enjoy these re-cut Star Wars videos (they're all short) by YouTube master OneMinuteGalactica. They're completely safe for work, except for the fact that you're watching Star Wars videos at work. Warning: stupid but funny.
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Obi Wan's got a walkie talkie and he just can't stop using it. Best YouTube comment comes from warmachine021: "Strike Me Down and I Will Become More Annoying Than You Can Possibly Imagine" - Ben... READ ON
Tonight, for your viewing pleasure, the video blog of Jacobus, a 14th-century serf with a suspiciously bad accent. I don't know how they got that webcam all the way back into his village (I guess the demonic cats at YouTube finally added a time travel feature), but I can tell you that this is the most wonderful thing since Phone Call to the 14th Century, which itself is quite wonderful. The content of these video blogs is roughly as pedestrian as modern video blogs, dealing with daily life, politics, and... READ ON
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|Forum: Hardcore 11-19-2013, 06:17 PM
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I'm glad you made a new thread... All I find on...
I'm glad you made a new thread... All I find on the recommendation list is people arguing over what sub genre every band fits into
|Forum: Classic Rock 05-02-2013, 07:42 PM
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Led zeppelin - in my time of dying is a great one
Led zeppelin - in my time of dying is a great one
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RIP George Jones
Country lost one if its greats this morning. No-show jones will be greatly missed
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Chad smith's bombastic meatbats
Chad smith's bombastic meatbats
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Load by Metallica... Do some research and you'll find out why
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Classical gas is very fun to play but it's pretty...
Classical gas is very fun to play but it's pretty difficult. Tears in heaven and nothin else matters are also fun to play and are pretty easy
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Making plans to go to Heavy MTL this year to see...
Making plans to go to Heavy MTL this year to see Megadeth!
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Simple music
Me and my buddy always argue about simple music. Bands such as AC/DC and Killswitch Engage always come up. My friend tends not to like these kind of bands because their music is simple and very...
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Slash... I think gnr would be top on my...
Slash... I think gnr would be top on my over-rated bands too. And I would also say Kirk Hammett
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Politicalamity by extreme has a pretty tasty intro
Politicalamity by extreme has a pretty tasty intro
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Kenny Wayne Shepard is fantastic... Definitely...
Kenny Wayne Shepard is fantastic... Definitely one of the best modern guitarists. Joe satriani is probably my favorite modern guitarist
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I wouldn't say he's underrated but just not a big...
I wouldn't say he's underrated but just not a big name...Jason Becker is a fantastic guitarist. Check out his album perpetual burn
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HTH or BIB
Saw this on that metal show and it was almost unanimously in favor of highway to hell. What do you guys think? I think highway was a better album... Touch too much is probably my favorite acdc song
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Old country > new country however I think...
Old country > new country however I think Jamey Johnson is fantastic
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avenged sevenfold - nightmare
avenged sevenfold - nightmare
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ok thanks
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Lets Go Pens!
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Im the same way dude... I listen to metal while...
Im the same way dude... I listen to metal while im sleeping and i find it to help me stay asleep... but scary movies will keep me up for a couple days.
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Tab Mistake Need Help
I just submitted a tab about 20 minutes ago and realized i wasnt signed in... is there a way to get it changed to my account? If not could you please reject it. The tab is Country Girl (shake it for...
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Old rap was good but the new stuff today with a...
Old rap was good but the new stuff today with a few exceptions to is terrible
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Never heard this before but im glad i listened to...
Never heard this before but im glad i listened to it the drums are amazing.
I have currently been listening to Kalmah... The Black Waltz is a good tune,
|Forum: Other 04-29-2011, 09:24 PM
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Where's the country!
I know alot of you are gunna hate me for this... but where are the country threads? Country music has some pretty good guitar playing in it. Id like to hear all of your favorite country...
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Mega star Rihanna, on a working visit to Barbados, made a stop at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital yesterday (Nov 21st) as she checked in on a centre dedicated to her grandmother's memory.
The 26-year-old Grammy winner and her mother, Monica Fenty, arrived after 10 a.m. to visit the Clara Brathwaite Centre for Oncology and Nuclear Medicine for an update on the facility named after Rihanna's beloved "Gran Gran Dolly", who succumbed to cancer two years ago.
Ri-Ri personally donated funds to establish the existing centre and purchased the facility's first modern radiotherapy machine which was in use yesterday. She stopped to chat with the cancer patient using the machinery and reports are that she also saw where the area is being retrofitted for another piece of equipment she is set to donate.
The footage from Rihanna's 45-minute visit will be featured as part of the presentation for the upcoming Diamond Ball on December 11, a fund-raiser for The Clara Lionel Foundation. Funds raised from the Diamond Ball will go towards improving the two-year-old center's equipment and infrastructure planning at a project out of $2,4 million.
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Did you have a "WHAT ?" experience on your Disney Cruise ...
Returning to the DIS boards after having just booked a return trip to the Fantasy makes me realize how much fun it is to plan a Disney experience. Thinking back on our B2B cruises in Sept/Oct last year, three "anecdotes" kind of stood out for us ...
But in amongst all the funny moments we did have was this one in particular ...
So it would be nice to hear if anyone else had a "WHAT" moment on their cruise, funny or not ... :goodvibes
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This is another thread that is a sore subject with me.... Atleast these kids did have respect it was the parents that were ....... Well what word am I looking for........ Um... Momma said if I don't have anything nice to say them don't say anything at all......... Have a great day:)
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I am so appalled by the words of that woman. What does that say about her? Simply horrible. I hope those kids learn to have the manners they already seem to posses, hopefully it is not sucked out by their parents.
On a more positive note, how amazing about the limo! Congrats! What an incredible surprise! ;)
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[QUOTE="disneyfan888;48567348"]I am so appalled by the words of that woman. What does that say about her? Simply horrible. I hope those kids learn to have the manners they already seem to posses, hopefully it is not sucked out by their parents.
I just wonder where the kids learnt their manners. Clearly not from their mother....
The people at my job say the same thing about me taking cruises. Why Disney they ask and isn't it expensive. I tell them all the pluses and not if you budget right (for me at least). I have not had a what moment on the ship but plenty at WDW. Some people are just awful.
I held him back, explaining to him that, he would have to have a look around when first arriving, to see if others were waiting.
The Cruiser hearing me said that's okay. I explained we were his Grandparents and wished to teach him; She smiled, went on in, then we three followed.
Our Grandson whom is rather shy turned to her and asked, which floor she would like.
We adults now smiling, wished each other a great cruise! :wave2:
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We had a lady yelling at the cast members as we were heading to an excursion last week. As we were disembarking for Salsa & Salsa, the CMs mentioned that we could grab towels. Well, the way Salsa & Salsa works is that after the 'show,' you are free to use the resort for about 45 minutes, or you can return to the ship. Well, this lady (a term I use loosely...) was flipping out. "Why do I need a towel? He (the son) doesn't even have a bathing suit on. Why didn't someone tell me?!?" DH tried to calmly explain to her that the resort time was optional, and that she didn't really need a towel. She wouldn't listen. She kept yelling at the CMs. They told her that it was listed in the excursion information. "Well, I didn't book this. Someone else booked it for me. Why isn't it listed on the tickets?" She kept complaining all the way out to the cab. I think that she maybe, possibly ended up enjoying it. I can't say for sure though b/c I carefully maneuvered my family so that we were in a different cab & sat at a different table. :rolleyes1
I am beside myself with excitement over my first DCL cruise and it's not until December of 2014! That being said - I can only hope that I don't encounter rudeness of that kind. It is impossible not to notice that there is a segment of vacationers that feel that the rules of decent society do not apply to them. I see it in the parks all the time. I do say with some pride, however, that I frequently receive comments on how considerate my children are - which in a way is surprising because they are just being decent people. That really should not be the exception ... On vacation or otherwise.
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SWMBO just got a kitchenaid stand mixer and got me a fruit strainer to go with it. Can I use it to make cider from apples from local orchards with it?
Of course! Try and get a variety of apples - some sweet, some bittersweet, as this is what will change the taste of your cider massively. You'll need about 16lbs of apples per gallon, apparently - be sure to remove the seeds. I think skins are fine but not 100% sure!
You'll probably want to boil the apple juice you collect slightly to remove any bacteria.
I've got a book on making cider from orchards, so let me know if you want any recipes
never boil your cider, you don't need to fear infection until after fermentation. cooking it is worse than unnecessary; you will change the flavor to applesaucy and set the pectins in the juice resulting in permanently cloudy cider. i don't know what your mixer setup is but if it is going to pulverize the seeds (and release the somewhat nasty stuff inside) then you might consider removing them, but if not then use the whole apple. presses give the best yield and the tastiest juice, juicers work well if they don't mash the seeds. bear in mind cider has been made from whole pressed uncooked unpasteurized apples for centuries.
Not to be a damper, but you may not want to use it for apples. Don't want to burn out the motor and sleep in the dog house. Instead, you may want to look at a sink grinder setup that people do. Just due to the quantity and texture of the apples.
However, you could consider it for other fruit (raspberries, strawberries... even peaches minus the stone.
Though, if anyone else has used it long term for apples before, and says yes, then great!
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Don't boil the juice you get as said above. If you feel the need to do anything other than add yeast to it, you could sulfite it 24 hours before you pitch the yeast, but it isn't necessary.
I wouldn't use a KitchenAid for grinding apples, esp if you doing a lot of apples. Check out craigslist (or jaxed.com and then search antiques/cider press or apple press or wine press) and buy a real apple/grape press. You might be able to find one cheap enough and it will last forever.
If you use your KA mixer, you'll ruin it and if you boil your cider, you'll ruin that too.


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