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Lakeland Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
Find local, organic, and sustainable food
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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and other food subscription programs are a great way to obtain locally grown food, often quite conveniently. We rate these programs based on the amount of organic food they offer. More details »
1.Crispy Farms
Community Supported Agriculture
Nearest Location:(see more locations)
3843 Walker Road
Apopka, FL 32703
Overall (1 review):
- Organic food:90-100%
Local family farm grows fruits and vegetables the old fashioned way using heirloom non-GMO seed and compost from their own farm animals. Weekly produce shares available, but meat and dairy are on a...... -- by the owner
2.Sundew Gardens
Community Supported Agriculture
2212 Red Ember Rd
Oviedo, FL 32765
(407) 430-2178
Overall (1 review):
- Organic food:90-100%
Annual membership for $100 is applied to your purchases at $5/visit. Harvest days Wednesday-Saturday, 9AM-Noon, year round. Upick or pre-picked 'Harvest Basket'. Free tour most every Friday and Sat...... -- by the owner
3.State of Harmony Farm
Community Supported Agriculture
Orange Blvd.
Sanford, FL
(407) 927-1806
Overall (1 review):
- Organic food:90-100%
My friend told me about this farm and I'm so glad she did. It's really nice to have a local farm where I know the person who grows my food. Everything was fresh and the eggs are beautiful! I wil...... -- by the owner
4.Biggs Organic Farms
Community Supported Agriculture
2916 Danforth Dr
Orlando, FL 32818
- Organic food:90-100%
Community Supported Agriculture
3130 santa fe trl
Polk City, FL 33868
(352) 262-9026
6.Family Ties Farm
Community Supported Agriculture
Lake Loop
Winter Haven, FL 33880
(863) 662-5239
7.Strawberry Passion Farms
Community Supported Agriculture
2607 Sammonds Rd
Plant City, FL 33563
(813) 927-5491
8.Steed Farms
Community Supported Agriculture
7703 County Road 39 S
Plant City, FL 33567
(813) 495-6812
9.Natural Farms
Community Supported Agriculture, Farms & Farm Stands
Sebastian, FL 32958
(772) 388-2525
- Organic food:90-100%
10.Shaolin Gardens, CSA
Community Supported Agriculture
301 Corral Rd
Osteen, FL 32764
(407) 432-0511
Overall (1 review):
- Organic food:40-69%
They do not provide the service advertised. A full share is described as "5-10 lbs of assorted produce" with weekly pickups. We received nowhere near that much. Out of 6 months of membership, we re...... -- by the owner


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Classic NES Series: Dr. Mario Game Boy Advance
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Oct 25, 2004
- Summary: Dr. Mario's simple yet addictive gameplay helped it to become an instant classic on the NES. Now this puzzle game lives on as part of the Classic NES Series on the Game Boy Advance. Dr. Mario challenges you to cure a virus outbreak by matching colorful pills with their viral counterparts. The viruses and capsules disappear when four of the same color are lined up. With a wireless adapter or game link cable, you can play head-to-head with a friend.… Collapse
- Developer: Nintendo
- Genre(s): Puzzle
- # of players: 1-2
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
- More Details and Credits »
Score distribution:
Positive: 3 out of 10
Mixed: 5 out of 10
Negative: 2 out of 10
It's a solid title and it'll pay for itself if you can addict your significant other to Dr. Mario's gameplay.
A good addition to the Classic NES Series mostly thanks to the brilliant wireless multiplayer feature, but also because it's a timeless puzzle game.
Great overall game, challenging and fun, you'll be playing for hours.
The game scores well thanks to its simple fun and its quick ability to get into two player mode.
If you already own the Game Boy Advance version of "Wario Ware", you may want to pass it by since it's included in that game as Dr. Wario.
In Dr. Mario, its all too obvious that Mario is practicing in Tetris territory without a license.
Score distribution:
Positive: 4 out of 5
Mixed: 0 out of 5
Negative: 1 out of 5
MatthewC.Nov 2, 2004I was addicted to this game as a kid. I still find it more enjoyable than tetris.
JohnC.Jun 14, 2005The most satisfying meditation on the planet.
[Anonyous]Apr 26, 2005Amazing game.
Jun 14, 2011I can agree with all of the user reviews. This game is a good puzzle game and is well-paced but is not exactly the most exciting game on the market. I also don't find it worth the price, because of Wario Ware… Expand
GregW.Dec 19, 2004Not worth buying. You can get it free in " Wario Ware".

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Posts by Mike Richards
3579 posts • joined 28 Feb 2007
Obama consults Steve Jobs on making America great again
You know - it might be a good idea
For politicians to consult successful businessmen. To find out exactly how Apple came back from the dead to become one of the biggest companies on the NYSE. Steve Jobs might have the vision but he relies on a lot of highly educated people to make it happen. More of that sort of working would give American industry a real boost.
And by comparison, when the last government wanted industrial experience to form policy who did they get? Alan bloody Sugar.
Dell takes aim at Apple with upmarket pledge
It's the brand that matters
Dell means one thing to most people - cheap. Trying to take the brand upmarket is a real challenge because it means competing against companies like Apple and Sony that are already pretty damned good at persuading people their goods are worth the money (even if they're patently junk).
If Dell chooses to go upmarket and quit grubbing around in the bargain basement it leaves room for some new companies to come in below them. Dell could find itself in the middle ground of the market where no one really wants to be - not cheap enough to sell in huge quantities, not valued enough to command a premium.
Ditching the name 'Dell' might be a good way forward - or at least spinning off a new brand entirely to cater for people who have money.
Cameron cocks up UK's defences - and betrays Afghan troops
Sitting here in Reykjavik...
...I think it's time Britain followed the example of a fellow bankrupt country and put out a contract for its defence. The Icelanders rely on fellow NATO countries for air defence so not only do they not have to worry about lining BAE's profits, their defenders usually only bring the working kit as they don't want to look bad.
Iceland has four small coastguard vessels of its own, and I suspect on past form they're more than a match for Royal Navy frigates.
Local Spanish press embrace PARIS
Good point
Rui's slinky little number would have added a certain classiness to the story don't you think? Public relations are everything Lester.
'improbable amounts of epoxy and beer'
With the glue as a chaser?
Dixons risks future of humanity with Star Wars-themed ads
If you want to see stuff from 'A long time ago' and interact with the dead - visit Dixons.
Cameron: Carriers tomorrow, bombers today
One carrier or two?
My reading of Cameron's speech was that Carrier One would go into service for three years or so and then either be mothballed or sold abroad (presumably at a massive discount because the purchaser will know we want to be rid of the thing since we can't afford it), so we'd only really ever have one carrier.
It'd be quicker, cheaper and make about as much military sense to paint the Calais car ferry grey and call it a carrier. The Navy could then help fund its own operating costs by running booze cruises.
Apple squashes unauthorized MacBook battery maker
By the sounds of it, HyperMac hadn't bothered to license the MagSafe design from Apple and that's a clear breach of IP law. Apple are just doing what all companies would do and forcing them to remove the goods from sale.
If HyperMac want to sell MagSafe-compatible devices then they need to get their people to talk to Apple's people and see if the Big Fruit wants to play ball and how much the ball will cost.
Rooney exits Man U with a few choice words
I can't be bothered to click
But Fox would have their work cut out to explain Wayne Rooney, Alex Ferguson, Manchester United, wankers, and indeed football, using short words that won't upset their god-fearing, trailer-park friendly audience.
For one of those, the explanation is that wankers and Fox are pretty much synonymous.
Jobs savages 7-inch tablet competition
Important word there 'current'
Apple doesn't *currently* have a 7" iPad but its rivals do. So obviously Apple is going to say that the competition sucks.
Apple will keep saying the same right up until the point they're ready to release a 7" tablet of their own.
Gov axes £35bn Severn Barrage tide-energy scheme
While it's good to see this White elephant being buried, does anyone seriously believe the figures of the cost of new nuclear being promoted by the reactor vendors? The French books are opaque beyond description so no one really knows what their plants cost. The best comparison is in Finland where their new PWR is both late and way over budget. I'll be astonished if the British government doesn't kick in taxpayer-funded loan guarantees and agree to cover the decommissioning costs. If we're really lucky it'll not be •quite• as bad as Dungeness B.
MoD braced for painful weight-loss surgery next week
You're going to need to explain that one
'if you call the US war of independence a draw'
Britain lost its richest North American colonies, lost most of the battles and handed France a new ally - how on earth does that come out as a draw?
Meanwhile over at the Gruniad
Their leak has it that the Harrier force is going to be scrapped to save the Tornado, which would leave the new (mostly pointless) carriers even less useful than planned and save much less money.
Well done Biggles.
'Squeeze green oil from North Sea by squirting CO2 in' - prof
Sea water injection
Already done. It's bloody expensive because water is so heavy and because the water has to be purified before injection so it doesn't clog up the reservoir with small particles of grit and microscopic beasties.
CO2 is used because its easier to handle and in the case of most oils, actually makes them less viscous and easier to recover.
What the article doesn't mention is that the Texan CO2 is coming from natural gas wells. Gas companies remove the CO2 before putting it into the pipelines because it dilutes the useful product. It's easy to recover and transport. Capturing it from combustion is a much harder task.
Margaret Thatcher celebrates 85 years
There is only one star big enough for this role
Paris - she'll bring the necessary sleb razzamatazz to the story of young Hilda and her life in glamorous interwar Grantham.
Sony Reader PRS-350 Pocket Edition
In the US they have the 6" PRS 950 which comes with a WiFi link to the Sony eBook store. It's a really nice piece of kit, but useless over here as it only goes to the US store (which needs a US credit card billing address). Sadly as long as Sony have their link to the Waterstone's store I don't think we'll see the 950.
The PRS 650 big brother to the 350 is a fine reader. In black it makes the screen look even more contrasty.
But yes, unless Sony can make their readers immediately more compelling to newcomers, Amazon will end up owning the market. Call me radical, but it'd help if Sony tried advertising the bloody things. I've lost count how many people have come over and said 'what's that?' and then 'I didn't know these things existed' followed by 'where can I get one?' when I've been out and about with my Reader.
BTW. Thanks for the reminder, I have to charge mine before my day trip to the security checks at Heathrow.
Apple trade marks 'There's an app for that'
Marketing slogans have been trademarkable for decades. Check out McDonald's for trademarks:
Surprisingly 'Do you want fries with that?' isn't in the list.
Bruce Willis relaxes as asteroid skims Singapore
*this* close to geostationary
And it didn't even have the decency to take out a Murdochsat.
Not often
The ones that are this size when they landed on Earth started off a lot bigger before they hit the atmosphere. This is just the right size to be smashed to pieces by aerodynamics. That's not to say NONE of it would have impacted, just nothing big enough to take out a city.
CEOP chief accuses UK.gov of putting kids at risk
'I have no vested self interest'
and then uses the word 'us' about CEOP throughout his 'please, please let me keep my tabloid friendly job' multimedia appearance. It's a strange way of resigning.
Branson 'spaceship' successfully falls off mothership
@ andy gibson
'Actually, with a name like "Buzz" you're fairly likely to remember the second man. Now the name of the third......'
Pete Conrad - do I win a prize?
Inside Windows Phone 7: ghost of Zune
Let's give Microsoft a little bit of credit
They've not done what pretty much every other phone manufacturer has done and simply copied the iPhone interface with its layout of icons and favourite applications.
As for mandating things - yes it can be restrictive, but look at the current mishmash of interfaces on S60, Windows Mobile and worst of all - Android. Get a new phone and you wonder where everything has gone.
I don't know why, but I really can't wait to play with the Metro interface - it looks - fun. If you've ever played with a Zune - guess I'm talking to myself here - the interface is fabulous - much, much better than that on the iPod.
There's a chance Microsoft have actually cracked it this time.
'We Want Two' Navy carrier plan pondered by Cabinet
Hate to say it
But 'we want eight and we won't wait' was a better slogan.
Those white elephants nearly bankrupted the country as well and proved entirely useless in warfare.
PARIS furnished with engorgement
Lacking accessories
A chihuahua for one.
Hold on - have I just stumbled on the identity of PARIS's mysterious pilot? Could it be Tinkerbell? If anyone spots Lester boarding a plane with a bag of doggie chocolates and a small bottle of chloroform I think we'll know why.
Kindle users get Zorked out
Zork != Infocom
Zork came from MIT, Infocom adapted it to home computers.
AFAIK the rights to Infocom's own products (including the sequels to Zork) still lie with Activision. HHGTTG was a bitch of a game, I was always into the Leather Goddesses of Phobos myself.
Mine will be the one with the scratch-and-sniff feelies.
Amazon Kindle 3 e-book reader
Don't notice it any more
I've had a Sony Reader for the last couple of years and yes the flash is initially distracting, but I can honestly say I stopped noticing it after a while.
I've just bought a new Sony Reader 650 which uses the same screen as the current Kindle. The Sony feels more solid, is a bit more elegant and I prefer its interface; but the Kindle is streets ahead in getting content on to the machine. I'd have probably jumped ship if I hadn't already bought quite a lot of ePub and LRF books.
In contrast to Kindle, using the Waterstone's store and the Sony Library application is something like the fiddly process of getting content on to an MP3 player before Apple introduced the iPod - clunky.
Navy Carriers: We want two or no votes for you, Tories
Isn't a real problem that we don't have enough forces to do anything far away from home? It's not much good having our carrier troll around the globe and sit there 'dominating' when we've got nothing to send ashore to do the actual fighting.
IIRC our amphibious landing ships are antiques and there's been discussion of cutting back on the Marines to pay for more high tech toys. Wouldn't a fleet of HMS Ocean-alikes be a better use of money and give us some real clout?
As for the shipyards, they're in their current mess because they're only kept alive by government contracts rather than competing in a genuine market. Our commercial shipbuilding industry has vanished because it was too short-sighted to see the market for bulk carriers, roll-on roll-off ferries and liners. The Finnish, Korean and Italian yards don't need constant propping up with government money, they produce a product customers actually want and their ships actually work. I don't see why the taxpayer should keep BAE slipways occupied any more than it should have kept Rover building crappy cars.
If we're happy to buy our telephone networks from the Chinese and our power plants from the French I don't see why we can't go shopping abroad for warships. Let other countries take the risk of developing new deathtech, we're no bloody good at it.
PARIS unveils impressive box
In the manner of American Air Force bombers?
Will PARIS' elegant fuselage carry an equally elegant depiction of its namesake?
Are any Regitards willing (and indeed able) to design such a delightful bit of cheesecake?
He's a regular tease that Lester
' with a view down to where our pilot will ride out the ascent:'
PILOT - there's going to be a pilot!
BTW. Is it just me who suddenly realised PARIS was a lot larger than she appeared sprawled out and dismembered in Lester's shed?
Apple's iPad is the hotcake of the 21st century
Not a problem
Since the US has borrowed the money from the Chinese in the first place it's more a case of the money going home.
Iran nuclear plant shutdown due to 'leak'
The UK would pick up the silver medal thanks to a splendid effort at turning the North of England into a glow-in-the-dark novelty with the 1957 Windscale fire.
Not that late really
When you think of our very own Dungeness B. Ordered 1965 for delivery in 1970. Went critical in 1983 at 400% of the original price. Curiously neither EDS nor BAE were even involved.
US navy to battle Iranian mini-ekranoplan swarms with rayguns
@Tom Welsh
'Erm, remind me what legitimate business US warships have in the Persian Gulf?'
Any business they choose - most of the Persian Gulf is international waters and anyone can sail their ships there.
Whether or not that is a wise idea is another question.
UK head of online child protection resigns
And lo it has come to pass
'Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre row deepens
'Three more managers ready to quit after departure yesterday of chief executive Jim Gamble in merger protest'
The article goes on to say CEOP employes 120 people - how on earth did this body get so big and powerful without any legislative controls?
And yep the (very) ex-Home Secretary Alan Johnson has chipped in:
'The Home Office's lack of consultation has led to the resignation of Mr Gamble who is highly respected within and outside of the organisation he served so well'
Highly respected? I think not Alan.
Oh no!
'I'm not going to be the centre of attention - well in that case I'm off!' Jim Gamble is now locked inside a giant wicker phallus outside of the Conservative Party conference and is threatening to set light to it unless his demands to be made grand commissar of the Internet are granted.
Good riddance to the tedious little media whore. Perhaps we can now have a sane discussion of child protection - I wonder if Chris Morris is available.
£1bn+ Royal Navy destroyer finally fires 'disgraceful' weapon
Rusting's the least of its problems
The electrics won't work and the motor will be on strike most of the time.
...the jumbo toaster was at least NEW technology.
This is a copy of existing technology and seems to have come in with a price tag somewhere north of f-ing ridiculous made worse by - how shall we put it - 'not being good for anything'.
I'd like to think the Russian and Chinese defence industries were as hopeless as our own, but I suspect their charming attitude of shooting people for failure rather concentrates the minds of their weapons designers.
Depressing isn't it?
We've bought a system where the most reliable component is *Windows*!
iPhone app tagged as terror tool
High tech not really needed
I don't know if Patrick Mercer has noticed, but terrorists get lots of help from airlines already who have adopted the unfortunate habit painting the company name all over the sides of the aircraft - sometimes in quite bright colours.
If anyone wanted to take out a BA flight, they'd just have to ummmm - look up.
Google open sources JPEG assassin
Not forgetting
It'll be Microsoft WebP (for Windows) format only.
EU sues UK.gov over Phorm trials
*** Not at this address ****
The government should cross through the address on the envelope and have it forwarded on to Patsie Hewitt c/o BT and Jack Straw - just because.
Samsung E60 e-book reader
Seriously overpriced
Even at £199 it's inferior to the latest Sony Reader 650 which has the usual elegant construction, a better eInk display, finger-friendly touchscreen and annotation support.
The only thing it has which the Sony could benefit from is WiFi - but since I've never felt the need to download a book NOW I'm not sure how much use it would get.
It's biggest selling point should be that you won't have to use the unfathomably terrible Waterstone's eBook store.
Car wrecks rise after texting bans imposed
A horrible overreaction and infringing their human rights
A much more humane approach would be to simply chloroform children before setting off. If your local pharmacist can't help a bottle of vodka per child is extremely effective and has the additional benefit of introducing your kids to adult life in modern Britain.
Las Vegas death ray roasts hotel guests
Also a problem with...
...the incredible Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. It's a Gehry building made up of waves and ripples finished in stainless steel. Most of the building was frosted, but some panels were left like mirrors and they were roasting the occupants of nearby buildings. The panels were later frosted to reduce the reflection.
It's not quite worth a trip to LA (frankly, little is); but if you're there, it's well worth a look.
Nuclear merchant ships could open up Arctic routes for real
One small problem
With one exception, the countries with experience building large bulk carriers are those that have no experience with building power reactors. Even if these things were to become a reality the ships wouldn't be built in the UK or the US - if we were lucky the reactors might be.
The only major shipbuilder that has tried nuclear shipping was Japan whose Mutsu first sailed nearly 20 years after the keel was laid and which became infamous when a radiation leak was sealed with a mixture of boiled rice and old socks. She was scrapped in 1992 after running up bills of more than a billion dollars and having done no useful work. The Otto Hahn from Germany was eventually converted to diesel power as she was uneconomic on nuke juice and the very beautiful NSS Savannah was decommissioned because she couldn't make money.
It'll be a brave company that sinks money into the quagmire of marine nuclear, especially now when shipping rates are very low and when there is a glut of cheap ships waiting for work. The whole things smells more like a company desperate for new outlets for its technology rather than any particular demand from users.
Google cools data center with bottom of Baltic Sea
They are
See my posting above.
The state-owned Landsvirkjun power company has made server farms their number one priority for future energy projects along with manufacturing solar silicon. The Icelanders have got fed up with the pollution from the smelters and that the plants energy consumption is subsidised to produce a product with a very volatile price.
The Wellcome Foundation is going to be one of the big users of the first plant out at Keflavik.
Quick correction - electricity is actually the best way of smelting aluminium.
It's doable
The Hellisheiði geothermal plant already pumps hot water to Reykjavik over a distance of more than 30km. They lose less than 2 Celsius en-route, so there's no reason this couldn't be done in Finland.
They get round the risk of failure by using more than one pipe taking a different path and having huge hot water storage tanks on the hills round the city.
Not quite the Arctic
But there's a huge data centre being built on the decommissioned Keflavik US Air Force base South West of Reykjavik with more to follow. Not only does the - erm - brisk - Icelandic climate help keep the servers cool but they can be powered by geothermal and hydro power.
It's a damn sight more profitable for the Landsvirkjun power company than subsidising aluminium smelters and, because of Iceland's physical location - is great for balancing loads between the US and Europe. The locals like it because it means well-paid jobs and none of the pollution from the smelting process.
Apple's 11.6in MacBook Air release imminent?
Now that would be tempting
The 12" Powerbook was a fantastic little machine - powerful in its day and yet entirely portable. They still get good money on eBay because they are the perfect machine for travelling when you don't need too much grunt.
It might be too much to hope Apple will bring the new machine in at a sane price though.
Fraunhofer boffins develop 'Titanium foam' endoskeletal implants
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19 September 2008
"You'll no longer ponder your bold style after you get a hold of these attention-getting pumps," says Zappos. Well, ain't that the truth? These aren't the first sequin-covered shoes Oh, Deer! have made: their 'Jamocha' t-bars had a similar black, gold
9 January 2008
If ever there was a competition to find the perfect pair of shoes for spring, I would certainly nominate these. In gorgeous green - perfectly matched to blooming flowers and sunlit trees - they're a peep-toe made extra beautiful by the pleated, patterned detailing
9 January 2008
You may like your boots here at Shoewawa, but it seems that you prefer them in simple styles. Last week's Yay or Nay was, I fear, a bit of a wash-out with only four of you voting - but it was still a very clear case of the Nays. For those of you who liked the
2 January 2008
Dolce, Dolce, Dolce. You've been a bad little designer, haven't you! Our last Yay or Nay offering might not have been the ugliest shoe we've ever seen, but they were still voted Dolce duds by a mile. If you still fancy a pair for your trip to somewhere sunny,
20 December 2007
It's been a rough year for Marc Jacobs and Shoewawa, whose relationship was rocked by a long series of very ugly footwear. But you know what? We're willing to forgive and forget, Marc, because: a) we're nice; and b) you did give us a few lovely offerings, the
12 December 2007
It may be completely the wrong shape, but the triangular sequined panel on the front of Nine West's 'Don't Lie' sandals reminds me of a disco ball. It looks like it's been put there purely to catch the lights as you dance, so if you don't like to draw too
29 November 2007
There's nothing like a peep-toe with a twist, and this one is oh-so designer! With a black canvas base, it's the woven print detail and bow on the toe that make these heels a great pair for winter (worn with tights) or for summer...
28 November 2007
When I think of Kate Spade, it's always fairly plain, classic, 'all American' designs that come to mind, which was why I was quite surprised to see these peep-toes in her current collection! With an unusual squared d'Orsay base, it's the super shiny snake skin
12 November 2007
I really don't get Marc Jacobs. He makes some of the most awful boots out there (see related links for more!), and then he goes and produces lovely heels and flats; and while I don't usually take to platform sandals, I must admit that Marc's latest foray into
5 November 2007
Ever since Marc Jacobs released his literal 'Mouse' flats, we've seen all kinds of 'inspired-by' designs on the high street. There've been furry rabbits, a menagerie of cats, more mice, and even a designer fish. While it's true that variety is the spice of life;
19 October 2007
If you detest glitter (so last year, apparently), but still long to blind passersby with your footwear, then Moschino is your ultimate destination this season! Made from fabric absolutely covered in sequins, ...
4 October 2007
The Jessica Simpson mania that gripped the celebrity-led fashion community seems to have diminished somewhat over the past twelve months, but that doesn't mean her line of almost-budget footwear should be shunted to the side as well! These red and white peep-toes
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The Wapsi Super Fine 30 Color Dubbing Dispenser Cube contains the most popular colors used for tying dry flies. This synthetic dubbing material makes fantastic tight bodies on dries past size 28. The Wapsi Super Fine 30 Color Dubbing Dispenser Cube has the necessary colors to match the hatch.The Wapsi Super Fine 30 Color Dubbing Dispenser Cube contains the following colors: White, Pale Yellow, Blue Dun, Mahogany Brown, Dark Tan, Tan, Brown, Rusty Brown, Caddis Green, Green Drake, Gray Olive, Olive, Brown Olive, Light Cahill, Cinnamon Caddis, Black, March Brown, Amber, Sulphur Orange, Adams Gray, Pale Morning Dun, Pale Evening Dun, Golden Olive, Blue Wing Olive, Callibaetis, Hendrickson Pink, Sulphur Yellow, Fluorescent Chartreuse, Red Midge and Blue Damsel.The Wapsi Super Fine 30 Color Dubbing Dispenser Cube is double sided with snap close lids and measures 2 1/2" x 2 1/4" x 1 3/4".
I bought this product because it had a lot of different colors. That part is true and nice, BUT each color is only enough to make a couple of flies total. If you want to tie multiple flies save the time and buy a regular pack of dubbing. This is nice to get you started and give you a wide variety. I will never buy this again. each cell in the cube is about 1/2in x 1/2in x1 in. So think about how much space that is for each color, it's not much.
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Following are five insights into dating based on research which may help you navigate the waters more easily and help you to pay more attention to important dynamics. (While this post has been written with dating in mind, these tips in general are useful can be helpful any time you meet someone new.)
1. Humor is tricky.
We're all attracted to people with a good sense of humor. Wit is a mood-lifter and a day brightener, and laughter creates a sense of intimacy and camaraderie. But humor can also be an effective disguise for insecure people who are actually avoidant of relationships but use humor consistently on first dates, as the work of Claudia Chloe Brumbaugh and Chris R. Fraley showed.


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Texans LB Jadeveon Clowney 'somewhat' affected by knee injury
"Somewhat," Clowney said. "Some things are holding me back still but I'm just out here trying to do what I can do and have fun. You never know if you're going to have an injury or not coming into the league. So when that happened to me, it was a setback. I'm just trying to do everything I need to do to get back to where I need to be to help the team out."
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Good luck with Michael Floyd
That's because, with backup Drew Stanton again under center for the Cardinals, Floyd went without a single catch. He was targeted twice but failed to connect -- and with fellow wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald sidelined by a a sprained knee, no less.
That's the lowest of lows for him in what has been by and large a disappointing season. With this performance, he's averaging 2.1 catches for 28.9 yards over his last seven games. He's had a few touchdowns during that stretch to soften the blow, but ultimately, all they've done is given his owners false hope.
Unlike Fitzgerald, Floyd's production didn't improve for those five games when starting quarterback Carson Palmer was back from injury, and now Palmer is out for the year. Between Stanton's shortcomings and John Brown's emergence, you shouldn't be hoping for any sort of rebound from Floyd.
Giants K Josh Brown limited to extra points in Week 12
It's the fifth time this season Brown hasn't received a field-goal attempt, and he's managed multiple attempts just twice in his 11 games this year. Brown will square off with the Jaguars in Week 13.
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Keenan Allen turning over a new leaf?
For the second time this season,
So is he finally delivering on his potential? Oh, who knows?
Here are the positives for Allen: With another nine targets in Week 12, he has averaged 10.8 over his last five games, a clear improvement from his first six, and his primary competition for red-zone looks, tight end Antonio Gates, has been conspicuously absent the last three weeks.
Here are the negatives for Allen: Even with all those extra targets, he has still averaged just 69.0 yards over his last five games, and quarterback Philip Rivers has stopped throwing touchdown passes not just to Gates but in general.
I have enough confidence in Rivers and the Chargers offense as a whole to keep Allen on my roster, but I'm not activating him based on this performance.
Giants' Rueben Randle paces secondary targets in Week 12
Eli Manning was locked in on rookie Odell Beckham (10 catches, 146 yards, two TDs) and running back Rashad Jennings (eight catches, 68 yards), and Randle was one of the quarterback's six other targeted receivers to split 11 catches. Tight end
Randle, Parker and the team's TE corps should continue to play a complementary role behind Beckham moving forward. The Giants will take on the Jaguars in Week 13.
Giants RB Andre Williams scores touchdown in Week 12 loss
Williams was out-touched 27-11 by starter Rashad Jennings but managed to bounce a carry to the right side late in the first half for a three-yard score. The touchdown was his third in his last four games, but he's still hovering around 3.0 yards per carry for the season. Williams will square off with the Jaguars in Week 13.
Giants RB Rashad Jennings totals 120 yards in Week 12 loss
Jennings drew the start and out-touched rookie Andre Williams 27-11 but watched his teammate score from three yards out in the second quarter. Despite averaging just 2.7 yards per carry, Williams was able to stay involved by being the second-most targeted receiver on the team. Though Jennings hasn't scored a touchdown since Week 3, his total yardage represented his best performance since rushing for 176 yards in his third game of the year. Jennings is set to face the Jaguars in Week 13.
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Ryan Mathews pulls away from Branden Oliver
Even though
He injured his shoulder on that play, which was a big reason why Oliver got the six carries he did, but Mathews returned and still finished with twice as many. Imagine how many yards he would have had if he had gotten 15-to-18 carries.
If Mathews had struggled to keep up with Oliver after the long layoff, the Chargers might continue to ease him in, but since he's been far and away the more effective of the two in two games back, he looks like he'll take the job and run with it, reducing Oliver to just a handcuff option in Fantasy.
Mathews falls a little short of must-start status with an especially tough matchup Week 13 at Baltimore, but for most owners, he's probably still worth running out there.
Giants QB Eli Manning tallies 338 yards, three TDs in Week 12
Manning hooked up with rookie Odell Beckham on a pair of touchdowns in the first half, including an outstanding one-handed, 43-yard catch that will certainly find its way on every Play of the Year list. The Giants took a 21-10 lead into halftime before the Cowboys scored two touchdowns in the third quarter. Manning was able to bring his team back by connecting with Adrien Robinson from one-yard out with just three minutes remaining, but the Giants defense was unable to stop the Cowboys from responding one more time.
Manning's one interception came on an overthrow to a wide-open receiver who looked like he had a clear lane to the end zone with an on-target throw. Even with that mistake, it was an excellent rebound performance after throwing five interceptions in his previous game. He's set to face off with the Jaguars in Week 13.
Cowboys K Dan Bailey scores seven points vs. Giants
Bailey put his team on the board with a 38-yard field goal in the first quarter, but the Cowboys were able to reach the end zone four times thereafter and needed all four touchdowns in a high-scoring game against their division rivals. Bailey had missed field goals in each of his last two games coming into the Sunday night matchup. He's set to face the Eagles at home Thursday.
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I bought this bowl yesterday. I posted a picture of it on facebook and most people had not seen one with a lid before. Some people thought that the lid may have been meant for a canister and it fit on the bowl. I am not sure, but to me it looks like a yellow ware casserole dish. Either way, I love it!
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Paul George played a 1-on-1 game of basketball with his dog
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This is adorable.
Just three months after his gruesome leg injury.
George is remaining optimistic about the upcoming season.
'Let that man play!'
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Street Art and Music Inspire Hong Kong's Pro-Democracy Protesters
A sculpture of discarded umbrellas and a string quartet have been spotted on the city's streets.
A sculpture of discarded umbrellas and a string quartet have been spotted on the city's streets.
150 artists from around the world come to a Tunisian village in one of the greatest celebrations of modern street art.
Street art is often big and beautiful. It's the perfect way to add some color to an otherwise dull wall, and also an ideal spot to take a creative portrait.
Street photographers ask 20 people the age old question: What makes you feel beautiful?
Kelsey Montague, an up-and-coming pen and ink artist, is taking her work to the public in a big way. Her newest piece looms large in New York City.
Spanish artist Pejac can make you look at ordinary streetscapes in a new way.
Banksy, the acclaimed but still anonymous UK street artist, is thought to be the source of a new piece of artwork that was found on the side of a home in southwest England. The piece, which surrounds a telephone box, features what appears to be three spies dressed in identical brown trench coats holding recording equipment.
Get excited, fellow art geeks! Banksy is in New York for the month of October, and he's attempting to host an entire art show on the streets of the city. He started Tuesday, and as soon as we heard about today's piece we headed over to catch it before it's painted over or tagged by other graffiti artists. You can follow Banksy's NYC exploits on his website, where it looks like he'll be posting images throughout the month of October.
During a long road trip, there's nothing more entertaining than coming across a (tastefully) vandalized street sign. We're not technically condoning acts of vandalism -- simply appreciating the artistic license. We've all seen crude street signs, such as speed limits becoming "pee" limits, or the heralded "For Lease Navidad." But others with deeper messages blow their competitors out of the water.
Artist Leon Keer has worked on a large number of 3D street paintings in the last couple of years at events around the world. Because these street paintings have to be viewed from an exact vantage point, Keer is looking for ways to create a bigger visual impact for the spectators and add information. On Lost At E Minor, he writes that his solution is augmented reality with new object recognition technologies.
GIF-iti is an art project meant not for a city's streets, but for the Internet's showrooms. Here it is in its completed form, a GIF.
UK-based graffiti artist Banksy uses his street art as social commentary. His thought-provoking work has been extensively shared around the web and brought the anonymous Brit notoriety, even though no one knows his true identity. Tumblr blog Made By ABVH was inspired by the art of Banksy and produced a series of GIFs that animated his work.
On long days in the cubicle when your eyeballs haven't wandered far from the computer screen's glow, you may feel like error messages and system prompts pop up everywhere you go in real life. If you ride the New York City subway, those might not completely be hallucinations. Brooklyn-based artist Jilly Ballistic pastes cheeky computer error messages on advertisements around New York.
A global participatory art project is now underway, following the revelation of the TED Prize winner's "wish to change the world," which was announced Wednesday night in Long Beach, California. The winner is known simply as JR. Using the website InsideOutProject.net, people are encouraged to submit black and white portraits, which are then turned into posters and sent back to them to be displayed in their communities.


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Belgrade Cottage Rental Photos and Description
Cottage, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2-5)
Please visit our website at WWW.SERENITYCOVECOTTAGES.SAMSBIZ.COM to view pictures and details of what we have to offer.
We have three, clean and affordable, rustic Maine cottages on beautiful Salmon Lake. Come fish, swim, boat, site see, hike or just relax and listen to the Loons.
Our cottages are fully furnished. They sleep a family of 5 comfortably. They each have two bedrooms, a full kitchen, a 3/4 bath and a furnished living room. They have propane gas heat monitors,a gas grill, picnic bench, a screened room and fire ring (wood is provided, free). There is a large redwood swing set for the children. The waterfront has a new 50 ft dock (with ladder) for swimming or fishing, a launch pod swim platform, a canoe (free), and two kayaks (free) for all to use,a three person swing, and an 8 person stone patio set (in screen house) for your relaxation. The waterfront also has a walk-in area that is safe for all to enter.
These cottages are available individually or would make a great place for a group of families or friends to vacation together.
Salmon Lake has a lot for the nature lover. We have an Eagles nest, Osprey nest, families of Loons and Ducks, and other Maine wildlife.
Your welcome to bring your own boat. There is a public boat launch just minutes down the road. If you would like to rent a boat, we have a 14ft aluminum V-hull, 25 hp fishing boat with trolling motor and live well. Rental cost for the boat is 425.00 per week (gas and oil extra). Please inquire at time of reservation if interested. Space at the dock is limited. If space at the dock is not available, we have one mooring for your use. There is separate parking areas for each cottage (for boat trailers, recreational trailer etc..).
Blankets and pillows are provided, linens (sheets, pillow cases and towels) are not.
The cottage water is supplied by the lake, so we recommend bringing spring water for drinking and cooking.
Pets are always welcomed. Please be responsible and respectful to other guest by picking up after them and supervising them at all times.
Campfires are allowed, please be responsible and extinguish with garden hose provided after each use. We provide an ample amount of wood free of charge.
There is a local Convenience stores (Sweet Dreams) 5 - 10 minute drive down Rt 8 (movie rentals, diner, groceries, firewood, gas etc...). We have a Walmart Supercenter, many restaurants, a movie cinema, gas stations, just off our exit (112B) from Rt 95.
Our cottages are located approximately 20 minutes from Rt 95 (exit 112B).
Our rates are based on 2 adults and 3 children. A 50% deposit,$250 returnable security deposit, copy of your valid drivers license, and a signed Rental Agreement is required to reserve your week and must be received within 7 days of your reservation. You may pay by check or money order. Cancellation policy is as follows; if you cancel 60 days prior to your stay, we will give a complete refund, less $35 reservation fee. If you cancel after 60 days a refund will only be given if we can re-rent for that week(s), less $100 reservation fee.
*** $75 Cleaning fee per cottage ***
Subject to 8% Maine sales tax.
*** Over night visitors are NOT allowed. If you plan on having day visitors, please discuss with owner before your arrival.***
Check In - Saturday after 3:00 p.m. PLEASE NO EARLY ARRIVALS
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PLEASE NOTE: The calendar does not reflect the availablity for all three cottages. Please contact the owner directly.
We look forward to your stay at our cozy Maine cottages.
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13-foot, 1,000 pound tiger shark spotted near Ocean City beaches
Caps beat Sharks in shootout; first win in San Jose in 20+ years
Nicklas Backstrom scored the winning goal in the shootout to lead the Washington Capitals to their first win in San Jose in more than 20 years, 3-2 over the Sharks on Saturday night.
Sharknado movie debuts on SyFy Thursday nightComment
Television viewers will find out Thursday night exactly what happens when you combine one of the most terrifying forces of Mother Nature with one of the fiercest predators in the sea.
Maryland shark fin law exempts some speciesComment
Hawaii, Illinois, Oregon and Washington have enacted shark fin laws and other states are considering legislation. Maryland's governor signed the bill Thursday.
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Lifeguards had to close several South Florida beaches this week to keep people out of the water. Thousands of sharks have been migrating north near the beaches, later than usual this year.
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China, which controls approximately 80.0 percent of the world's supply of rare earths, is looking to reduce its rare earths export quotas. Last week, China's Commerce Ministry announced that rare earth producers will be allowed to export 15,110 metric tons in the first round of 2014, compared 15,501 metric tons in the first-lot of 2013. "The reduction this time is small, but it all centered around the heavy varieties which are rare and unique to China," said Peng Bo, an analyst at Huachuang Securities Co. in Shenzhen.
Avalon Rare Metals Inc. (NYSEMKT: AVL)(TSX: AVL) shares traded in the range of $0.47 to $0.52 Friday before settling to close at $0.508, an increase of 9.46 percent. The stock appears to be facing some resistance at the $0.53, $0.61 and $0.66 levels. Shares of Avalon Rare Metals have fallen approximately 62.0 percent year-to-date.
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Rare Element Resources Ltd. (NYSEMKT: REE) shares traded in the range of $1.36 to $1.44 Friday before settling to close at $1.36, a decrease of 2.86 percent. The stock appears to be facing some resistance at the $1.59 and $1.96 levels with some support at $1.20. Shares of Rare Element Resources have fallen approximately 60.0 percent year-to-date.
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Very nearly brought Jimmeh in for Mitch but went for Siddle in the end. Bah.
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Punted Broad for Harris & D'oh-erty for Tremmers.
Torn between dumping Siddle and not too...
Changed Broad for Tremlett, North for Collingwood, brought in Punter on points. Smiling at Cook being rated "D" before the series, been top scorer by miles.
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Cook at D was always very underrated, first man on my teamsheet.
Trying to pick a bowling lineup is almost impossible since you have no idea what Australia are going to do. I'm sticking with keeping my team mainly English.
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Swapped out Collingwood for Smith, Bollinger for Anderson and Doherty for Hilfenhaus myself
I've punted Siddle for Johnson. Cricinfo seems to be of the opinion Beer will play and the comically dentured Vic quick will be the unlucky man.
Sorely tempted to ditch Prior & Clarke too, but both prob due a score.
Replaced Hilfenhaus with Siddle, and replaced Smith with Bresnan myself.
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When eleven-year-old Nilly moves to his new neighborhood in Oslo, Norway, he meets his neighbor, Doctor Proctor, an eccentric professor who invents wacky potions and powders—including an industrial strength fart powder that can send people to outer space. Doctor Proctor, Nilly, and his new friend Lisa must go to great lengths to protect the invention and keep it out of the hands of their neighbors, who try to use the powder for evil purposes. This witty, magical book captures the spirit of Roald Dahl—and a sprinkling of clever humor and zany antics will keep kids laughing until the end.
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