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The ancient kings were using swords and other iron made weapons, fron where did they get steel? there were no steel factory around!!!.. similarly how did they get gold, silver copper and all for making coins????
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We had the techonology of smelting ores to get metals at a very early stage.. The Iron age, and copper age refer to the periods in which these metals were extracted using technology very similar to what is being used today., As a matter of fact the Ashokan Pillar in delhi is made of a special alloy and till date it has never seens a spot of rust.Answered by abhishek sinha, 30 Sep '08 08:16 am
If you want details read 1) Vibha Tripathi's (2001) book The Age of Iron in South Asia. New Delhi: Aryan Books International. 2) Agrawal. D.P. 1999. Ancient Metal Technology & Archaeology of South Asia. Delhi: Aryan Books International. Indians were making iron around 1000BCE.Answered by Shahryar Pax, 30 Sep '08 06:31 am
There was everything only thing is that the globalisation was not thereAnswered by Gaurav Malhotra, 30 Sep '08 12:23 am
All they had already existed on this planet. The only thing different was their old ways of extracting these metals from its ores.Answered by madhusudan dharampuriya, 30 Sep '08 12:29 am
Metal were in use in earlier times also. The ancients manufactured their weapons through specialists. True the steel factories were not there. But they knew how to get the ore and how to go about it at their level of knowledge. The iron beam at Khutubminar is exposed to all weather and no rust forms on it. Think of our bridges. We need to paint them to protect from rust. So we have to admire their skill to manufacture sophisticated things with limited knowledge and limited machinery.Answered by balasubramanian ganesan, 15 Oct '08 03:13 pm
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Please tag Udayveer aka Ashish Kapoor and Manyata aka Priyal Gor in this article ..it is not fair not to tag them , they are also related to the article
Akash's entry was the most boring entry in the history of indian tv... the guy kept running the entire episode!! lol
welcome back. very very happy to see Akash back and Manyata and Akash forever. so lovely
it is all the same old crap...the good sober cow like guy dies(most probably falling off teh cliff & dead body not been recovered) & then his look alike returns in a more powerful & modern avtaar & shows attitude to the female lead & then falls in luv wid her & then all come to knw that he was the same old poor soul...huh...writers SCREW U!!!this has been same since mihir virani died & then came back post memory loss...it has been repeated since ages now...get something new & original...plz for god's sake show sumthin real...no one returns as a millionare after falling off a cliff as a poor guy!!
welcome to Akash. I am eagerly waiting for him. so smart and genuine guy. waiting for his return with so much anxiety
sorry mr.akash/aryan you are back and cannot be glad if this affects MANVEER relation but yes if this brings MANVEER together then you are most welcome !
First time Jagat mentioned Aryan ,my sister immediately guessed that its Akash but I didn't believe her.But now...Can't there ever be anything new?Later on if it is revealed that Aryan is Akash I would break my head.That guy fell from a cliff and even if he survived,he would take atleast two months to recover.How could he become a multimillionaire in such less time?If it is a new character,then I guess Manyata will think he is Akash and run after him.Anyways,I am always a loyal Manveer fan no matter in what avatar Akash comes.
Tx, looking 4ward to new track, wanting only MANVEER... Dont care about Akash/ Aryan, nd he beter nt cause probs 4 UV nd M.
I hope manayta develops strong feelings for UV only and this Aryan is negative role. She shudnt hve ny feelings for aryan bcoz he isn't akash for his look alike...btw this abhishekh guy is soo boring and cvs shud give him less screen space n more to UV
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Halliburton, the United States' oil services company, was the prime mover behind a US$180 million slush fund linked to Nigeria's $10 billion gas export plant, according to several witnesses before a French judicial investigation. Africa Confidential has obtained transcripts and case notes from the investigation. In the transcripts, Halliburton is said to have made at least three multi-million dollar payments to the British lawyer at the centre of the affair, Jeffrey Tesler, and to have insisted on his reappointment in 1999 when its partners in the construction consortium wanted him sacked. The latest payment to Tesler, in 2002, was linked (a witness claimed) to the construction contract for the sixth 'train' or unit for the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) plant, agreed last month. Halliburton is under investigation on various counts in six different jurisdictions. Its former Chief Executive, Dick Cheney, is US Vice-President, standing for re-election in November.
If 'Nigeriagate' spins out of control, it risks damaging diplomatic relations between Abuja and Washington, and the prospects for Nigeria's gas export plants. Halliburton complains that it gets an unfair share of the attention; each of the four companies in the consortium building the gas plant had, in theory, equal voting rights on major decisions, based on its 25 per cent stake; witnesses in the investigation say that Halliburton/KBR was in reality the most powerful.
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If liberals weren't so influential, Kerry would have been executed for treason.
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Leave no sucker punch unthrown. That seems to be the scorched earth mantra of the GOP campaign as it heads into the final rounds. But if you're thinking these guys can't go any lower, guess again. George Bush doesn't just have his head buried in the sand he's let his integrity sink below sea level, as well.
The latest dirty blows are a contemptible one-two combination with which Team Bush has portrayed John Kerry as both the enemy of God and, if not exactly the ally of al-Qaida, then at least the terrorists' candidate of choice. To hear them tell it, a vote for Kerry is a vote against God and Country. Talk about hitting way, way below the belt.
Let's start with God.
It was revealed last week that the Republican Party has sent out an incendiary mass mailing warning that, if elected, "liberals" (and I'll give you one guess which presidential candidate that includes) will try to I kid you not ban the Bible.
The full-color flyer features a picture of the Bible with the word "Banned" stamped across it, and a photo of a man, on bended knee, placing a wedding band on the hand of another man, accompanied by the word "Allowed."
Clearly, Bush and the GOP have taken their Bible-thumping ways to a whole new level: Now they're using the Good Book to try to bash in the skulls of their opponents.
This "God is on our side" attack is all the more outrageous because it's not coming from some shadowy 527 committee that Bush can publicly albeit disingenuously distance himself from but, rather, from deep in the heart of the Bush-run Republican National Committee. The president's team has undoubtedly "approved this message."
They've also used the official Georgewbush.com campaign website to attack Kerry, a Catholic, as being "Wrong for Catholics", while an RNC website, KerryWrongForCatholics.com, slams him for not being loyal enough to the Pope. We've certainly come a long way since another JFK had to assure voters in 1960 that he wouldn't take orders from the Vatican.
The idea that Kerry and the Democrats are anti-Bible and that Bush has a hot line to The Man Upstairs is both offensive and patently absurd. One look at the latest statistics showing the rise in the number of Americans living in poverty proves that Republicans who, contrary to their claims, do not hold a copyright on the Bible have grotesquely perverted its core teachings.
As Rev. Jim Wallis, the editor of Sojourners magazine, told me: "It's a bitter irony: these people accuse Democrats of wanting to ban the Bible, then proceed to utterly ignore the vast majority of its contents when it comes to questions of social justice, war and peace, and protecting the environment."
Perhaps the holy rollers in the Bush camp should crack open a Bible and see what it has to say about caring for the poor (Matthew 25:40), caring for the Earth (Genesis 2:15), and caring for human rights (Genesis 1:27). I've got a hunch Jesus wouldn't be too thrilled with Bush's first term.
And while they're acquainting themselves with the Book they purport to defend, the Bushies might also want to have a look at John 8:32 to see what it has to say about the moral imperative of telling the truth. Instead, they are doing everything in their power to convince nervous voters that a vote for John Kerry is a vote for another 9/11. It's the latest vile twist in the Bush-Cheney "all fear, all the time" campaign strategy, and the last desperate gasp of an administration utterly clueless about how to actually win the war on terror.
The fear-mongering has been relentless and revolting bottoming out with a sewer-level attack ad put together by a 527 largely financed by a pair of longtime Bush-backers. The TV spot shows pictures of Osama bin Laden, 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta, the Chechen school murderers, and the Madrid train bombings and asks: "These people want to kill us. Would you trust Kerry up against these fanatic killers?"
Somewhere and I don't think it's heaven Lee Atwater is smiling.
And lest you think this line of attack doesn't have the Karl Rove seal of approval, just look at the long line of Bush surrogates lining up to parrot the "al-Qaida wants Kerry to win" talking point including Sen. Orrin Hatch, the increasingly embarrassing House Speaker Dennis Hastert, Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage, and the hatchet-man-in-chief, Dick Cheney. They've all been echoing Hatch's claim that terrorists "are going to throw everything they can between now and the election to try and elect Kerry."
What's next, a photo of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi sporting a Kerry-Edwards campaign button?
This "terrorists for Kerry" routine is as laughable as it is loathsome. Why in the world would the terrorists want to get rid of George Bush? He is their dream president, after all: a man who has alienated our allies, isolated us and united the Muslim world against us.
The president's preemptive invasion of Iraq has been such a boon to al-Qaida that the British ambassador to Italy called him the terrorist organization's "best recruiting sergeant." Even Bush's good buddy, Pakistani President Musharraf (a guy who can't afford to share W's delusions when it comes to matters of security), said last week that the war in Iraq has made the world "more dangerous" and "further complicated" the war on terror.
Of course, the spinmeisters in the Bush camp would rather you never hear any of this, which is why they've been so quick to smear as unpatriotic anyone painting a less than rosy picture of Iraq going so far as to imply that Kerry, by merely questioning the president's policies, has given aid and comfort to our enemies.
What a load of gutless garbage. As Thomas Jefferson made clear, "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism." But Bush can't seem to grasp that this country is too strong to be endangered by the truth and that, indeed, hiding the truth, the hallmark of his administration, is what is making us weaker and less secure.
I know the president hates to read, but with the debates looming, maybe he should dust off his library card and brush up on his American history. And on the Bible.
Arianna Huffington huh? Wow bman, you are getting desparate. I sympathize with how frustrated you must be, I really, truly do. But Ariana Huffington? Nobody who's intelligent takes her seriously....
Can Molly Ivens be far behind?
sorry about your loss...hope you guys are well..
i will get high tonight and watch the debates...tonight decides the election.
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sorry about your loss...hope you guys are well..
i will get high tonight and watch the debates...tonight decides the election. [/b][/quote]
Thanks buddy, appreciate it.
This is the man who should be arrested:
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juvinille? very much so but it fits the author of this thread.
[quote][i]Originally posted by bman[/i]@Sep 30 2004, 12:05 PM
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That explains the lack of inteligence in your posts ;)
[quote][i]Originally posted by bman[/i]@Sep 30 2004, 11:05 AM
[b] five..
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Arriana Huffington claims she didn't know her husband was gay, and until they divorced was a Republican. And kept the last name. Her own children asked her not to engage in her vanity campaign for governor of California. This is an authoritative source about anything? Just an example of how silly she is- Kerry supports abortion on demand, which goes against Catholic teaching. Dress it up any way you like, that doesn't change. Now, you may disagree with the Church, but that's their position.


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Why has the "Made in Germany" brand thrived over the last 15 or so years, even as "Made in Japan" grinds toward irrelevance? All the more extraordinary, Germany has flourished in a savagely competitive global environment despite high labor costs, an overvalued euro and any number of regional financial crises. Its secret: adapting and innovating in ways Japan Inc. cannot even seem to contemplate.
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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is considered as the most sacred pilgrimage in India.
Mount Kailash, near the Indo-Tibet border is hallowed to four religions- Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Tibetan Bonpo faith. Hindus regard it as Mount Meru, the divine nerve centre of the universe, and the abode of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. For the Buddhists, it is the navel point of the world. For the Jains, Mount Kailash is the place where their first Tirthankar, Adinath attained enlightenment. Followers of the ancient religion, Bonpo, believe it to be the position where their founder, Shanrab descended from heaven. But, the chief pilgrim`s progress seems to crown the Hindus, who are of the faith that Kailash is the abode of the mythological serpent God, Vasukinagji. The Kailash Kund is located at a height of 16,000 feet above sea level in Doda district, an enchanted crater lake that remains frozen for the greater part of the year. Legend has it that the lake is visited every day by Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati Themselves. The Lord had described this place to the Goddess, mentioned in `Vasuki Puran`.
The yatris (pilgrims), while taking the holy dip, also worship the Lake, Lord Shiva and Lord Vasukinagji. `Parikrama` or walking around the circumference is the most important ritual connected to the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. The parikrama of Mount Kailash covers a distance of about 52km and that of Mansarovar, 75km. A complete walk around the perimeter of the Mount and a bath in Mansarovar Lake is believed to wash away all the sins and liberate one from the cycle of birth and rebirth, according to the Hindu scriptures. The Buddhists also regard Mansarovar as sacred. Queen Maya, mother to Lord Buddha, is believed to have been brought here for a purifying dip in order to prepare her for the conception of Buddha.
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is considered to be one of the most gruelling treks in the world. Special arrangements are made for the pilgrims from India by the Government of India by consulting the Government of China. The journey takes one through the Himalayas in both India and Tibet. The best time for this historical passageway is from mid-May to mid-October. The journey commences from Bhaderwah (known as `Chota Kashmir`), and proceeds in the same route, which according to legends, was the very road taken by Vasukinagji to reach Kailash Kund, when Garudaji had challenged Vasukinag into a fight. Mansarovar Lake is the highest freshwater body in the world, located in the middle of Mount Kailash and Mount Gurla Mandhata at a height of 14,950 feet above sea level. Covering an area of about 320km, the circumference of the lake in 88km and the depth is 90m. It is a source of four great rivers- Indus, Sutlej, Brahmaputra and Karnali.
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This afternoon when the Steelers take on the Browns to close out the 2012 season, they will be playing for absolutely nothing other than pride, their paychecks and to avoid becoming the first Mike Tomlin-coached team to finish under .500.
In other words, the 2012 Steelers will head into a true lame duck game -- one in which they haven't already secured a playoff spot or have no chance to earn one. The title of this post isn't a potshot at the Steelers for that dubious distinction, but rather to point out how infrequently it occurs.
Consider that since Chuck Noll was hired in 1969 -- 44 seasons ago -- the Steelers have only been in a true lame duck situation 13 times (29.5% of seasons). The other 70.5% of the time, they either made the playoffs (25 times) or had a shot and missed heading into the final week of the season (6 times).
Try telling that to annual lame duckers like Cleveland or Oakland (although both teams contributed mightily to Pittsburgh's lame duck status this year.)
Eight lame ducks came under Noll, but even three of those (1969-71) came in his first three seasons when he was trying to resurrect a moribund franchise from scratch. The 1981 was the first in a decade. Then a handful came during the lackluster late 80's -- 1985, '86 & '88. Finally Noll's last season, 1991 was a lame duck.
Cowher had two true lame ducks in a row in 1998 and 1999, and another in 2003. His last season, 2006, was also a lame duck, but came after a Super Bowl win.
This is the first lame duck game under Mike Tomlin.
The majority of the lame duck games were, as you might imagine, total stinkers. But a handful were notable.
A run down of some of the more memorable ones ...
Dec. 18, 1988 vs. Miami
What still stands as the Steelers worst season since 1969 -- a 5-11 finish -- did end on a high note for the club with a 40-24 thrashing of Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins before an astounding 22,000+ at Three Rivers Stadium no shows on a bitter cold day (kickoff temp. 23 degrees, wind chill minus 8).
Marino had previously tortured the Steelers, winning all four prior meetings against the hometown team that famously passed on drafting him. Marino threw two interceptions picks was replaced by an aging Ron Jaworski late in the game, and it sealed the first losing season of his entire life. Marino was outdueled by Bubby Brister (!!!) who was an effective 13 for 26 for 99 yards with no interceptions and the Steelers ground game mowed over the Dolphins to the tune of 305 yards, their highest output in seven years.
It would be Mike Webster's final game as a Pittsburgh Steeler.
Read Ed Bouchette's game story.
Read Bruce Keidan's column on Frank Pollard who became, during that game, the Steelers third all-time leading rusher (at the time).
Dec. 22, 1991 vs. Cleveland
As the Steelers slogged to a lousy 7-9 year, there had been open speculation that legendary head coach Chuck Noll would retire at season's end, possibly making the season finale against Cleveland at Three Rivers Stadium the last game he would coach for the Steelers.
That is exactly what happened. Noll stepped down four days after his team sent him out with the 209th win of his 23-year reign as the "Emporer" of the Steelers.
Noll and the Steelers bested their arch-rival Browns -- and their rookie head coach Bill Belichick -- 17-10 behind three second-half interceptions from cornerback Richard Shelton, one of which was returned for a touchdown.
Read Ed Bouchette's game story.
Read Bruce Keidan's column on Noll.
Change was in the air for the Steelers.
Dec. 31, 2006 @ Cincinnati
Though they were the defending champions, the Steelers Super Bowl hangover was apparent early on in the season as they bumbled to a 2-6 start. Their play in the second half of the season was markedly improved, but it was too little too late. A 31-7 drubbing at home by the Ravens on Christmas Eve knocked the Steelers out of playoff contention.
However, the Steelers had a chance to go on the road and play spoiler to division bitter rival Cincinnati -- who they had upset the previous year in the Wild Card -- en route to an improbable Super Bowl win. Regulation ended deadlocked at 17-17 and the tie was broken on the third play in overtime when Ben Roethlisberger zipped a pass to rookie Santonio Holmes who galloped 67-yards for the game-winning touchdown.
Prior to traning camp there was speculation that head coach Bill Cowher would step down after the season, as he had not negotiated a new contract and spoke little on the matter as the year progressed. Indeed, that's exactly what he did, announcing his retirement at the end of that week.
It was also Jeff Hartings and Joey Porter's last games as Steelers; the former retiring in the offseason, the latter a salary cap casualty.
Read Ed Bouchette's game story.
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- rworange Jun 20, 2007 11:51 AM
While there are many of the same items, the two in my area are radically different.
Food-wise these stores carry off-brand canned goods, spices, snacks, bread and frozen food.
There is also kitchen-ware and party supplies like paper plates and plastic cutlery.
EVERYTHING is $1 or less. Amazingly enough these stores are on the stock exchange and making money for their stockholders.
So, anything good here? How are the pickles ... for a dollar a jar, that seems like a deal. What about the spices ... McCormick size bottles all for $1. Kosher salt ... $1.
How are the canned veggies ... 2 for $1? They carry Latino cookies and products made with sugar and not HFCS.
My two stores:
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Everything bad you would imagine about stores in this category. Open boxes, dented cans, litter on the floors. Awful.
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El Cerrito, CA 94530
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The polar opposite ... sparkling clean and neat ... three times the size with a larger selection of food like fresh bread and tortillas. A frozen food section will be added in a month.
Neither store carries wine or beer.
Any thoughts about the Dollar Tree?
You know I have also wondered about the food items. I have a clean and neat store near me too, Charleston, but the only thing I have bought are non food items. I would love to hear from anyone who has bought any of these off/foreign brands.
There is one by my work in La Mirada, CA and it's great for gadgets. I have a LOT of rubber spatulas but my favorites are the two pink ones I bought at Dollar Tree. Maybe I started using them more because they were the cheap ones (ie if they get messed up oh well) but they are great!
i don't buy food at dollar stores anymore, although there was a time in my life when i did.
many times the canned goods are actually cheaper in the regular store, ime. the dried beans and spices are so cheap because they are old--warehoused so long they are sold to the discount brand to package and sell for a buck. you can get pretty much the same performance if you scrape the dust off the top of your fridge and use that. i have bought ramen and canned soup-- these would be absolutely the last thing i would choose to ever eat, and i''m talking about after i'd already eaten the vietnamese war-era c-rations from my dad.
that said i would probably look into dollar-store goods like the tortillas, bread and frozen foods. i'd look carefully at the packaging of things and make sure it does not appear to be last-year's stuff, but it is likely that there will be some decent things among the chaff-- you get people in to buy dollar tortillas and they'll buy your inferior dollar beans and dollar rice, and a dollar wooden spoon to cook it with too. . .you get the idea. some things will be a good buy for a buck, most things will be overpriced at a buck--same as everything else in the store, the trick is to get you in there to buy 1 item and you leave 20 dollars later. . .
incidentally, and maybe i should add this to your other thread, sorry-- you can get a lot of bulk stuff at your local co-op. you package only what you need, so you can buy a few cents' worth of spices or 30 cents of rice, whatever. cheap, budget friendly, you can spend the dollar and get small amounts of 6 or 7 different, high quality, super-fresh spices. same goes for dried beans, legumes, pasta, rice, grains, etc. shop the co-op but ignore everything but the bulk section. good luck.
re: soupkitten
But did you find that across all dollar stores or at a specific chain?
It is like Safeway and Albertsons and Fairway, etc are all in the same class of grocery store, yet the prices, quality, etc will vary.
Grocery Outlet sells rock bottom price ...insanely cheap groceries ... yet it is more overstock than expired ... still have to watch the dates, but for the most part it is not what one would expect.
I have read on the board that some dollar / 99 cent stores sell wine. Even within Dollar Tree the quality varies. I know when I lived in the San Diego area, I would read these horrid stories in the newspaper about some of the dollar stores in that area.
It is often, it seems the non-chains that are the worst offenders. They are just buying cheap, damamged junk.
I'm not a bargain store shopper for much of anything. There isn't the thrill of the hunt for me. I consider Trader Joe's more than I want to deal with. However, Grocery Outlet has me curious about if there's anything else good out there. Then again, I'm doing this little $3 a day experiment so I thought I'd look into these as a tie in.
Yeah, usually I buy from bins for certain items. I have a cootie factor though going for me. If it is a scoop where everyone can put their hands in, I'm less likely to buy it than if you can just funnel it into a bag with no hand contact. I just started re-considering olive bars when while I was there some woman at Safeway reached in with her fingers and helped herself to samples. I told her my onpinion of that.
re: rworange
>> Then again, I'm doing this little $3 a day experiment so ...
I'm very, *very* much looking forward to reading the lab report on that one :)
[edit: aha, found it: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/411382 ]
re: rworange
unfortunately i don't have much experience with the dollar store chains you have near you in cali, and there are currently laws here in mn about selling wine in grocery stores (apparently that might encourage eating at the same time as drinking, and that would make too much sense), so i can't help you with the specific stores, sorry :-(
maybe you've got better dollar stores that carry some good stuff!
re: soupkitten
I have to agree with soupkitten. I've had to do some drastic cutting back in the last couple of years so I checked out the dollar tree food section because I already go there for various school items. (btw, they also have amazingly cheap gift wrap) However, I don't buy any food because I can get better stuff cheaper at the supermarket when there's a sale. Also, it's mostly packaged foods, junk foods, and stuff like pancake mix I can make cheaper and better myself. I wouldn't even get bread or frozen foods there since the supermarket often has sales on those and at the supermarket they're fresher. I will admit to buying 2 large boxes of Toffifay candies from Dollar Tree one time. It's one of my all time favorite candies. They were great! However, that's junk food. I think the Dollar Trees in Northern California are better than the ones in OC, at least so far as I've seen.
Further, I agree that buying more than a tiny bag of spices is generally a big waste of money. I now buy my spices at a store that has them in bulk and usually only spend a few cents and I no longer have to throw out mostly unused big jars of old spices. Lesson learned.
re: Sister Sue
Thanks. I was thinking this would be a good stop at Halloween. Any particlar snack you'd recommend? I've been eyeing the Mexican cookies, but the brand escapes me. How about the fig bars?
Are they temporary things with always changing brands?
re: rworange
They do change brands a good bit. Also, here in Mississippi, different Dollar Trees carry different brands. I have had some Mexican cookies from DT that were pretty good. Recently I found some macadamia cookies that were very good. Sometime I can find sesame sticks at our local DT that my husband loves. I have not tried the fig bars.
re: Sister Sue
I definitely don't touch the candy at Dollar Tree unless its your standard Hershey's or Nestles... I wouldn't give that Palmers or Franklins crap that is in abundance around the holidays to my worst enemy!
re: summeranne
I don't buy that stuff either. In fact, if I am buying chocolate, I don't get Hershey's or Nestle's even --- I go for the really good stuff. At DT I do buy the movie theater sized boxes of Mike & Ike, Nerds, Sugar Babies, Goobers, and such. The kids LOVE those big boxes. I also like to get Gummy Bears or Worms, Life Savers, Lemon Heads, and Now-or-Laters for me to eat when I am driving on long trips. The tartness helps me to stay awake when I get sleepy.
I love Dollar Tree but I am cautious especially with candy coming from Mexico, quite a big problem with lead in popular Mexican candies. I don't know if the lead filled ones have been stopped coming across the border yet.
I have no problem buying food at Dollar Tree - as long as it's a brand I know. They often get items that are close to their date in, or discontinued items. I simply go home with it and write the expiration date on the package with a sharpie and it gets used up.
We used to try their strange branded snack foods but they were pretty darn bland.
I often buy food items at Dollar Tree and have had great luck. I usually buy the jars of roasted red peppers. At $1 a jar, they are less than half the price that I can get them for anywhere else---and they are delicious! I've also bought the shelf-stable "gruyere" cheese that comes individually wrapped in wedges, 8 to a package. Not gourmet, but tasty enough, and handy for plane trips. Some of the candy is good, too. There is a packaged kind of cashew brittle with sesame seeds that is addictive!
I haven't bought anything except confectionary there, but I noticed that our Dollar Tree has VASTLY expanded their food aisle... they don't sell fresh produce or frozen stuff, but aside from that you could probably do most of your grocery shopping there!
Also, don't count on buying the same product twice... if you get something and it's Really Good, go back immediately and buy more, because you probably won't ever see it again. Ours got in a stock of old-fashioned all-natural candies and I bought a couple of bags to try - man those things were good, but alas I didn't get back in time to buy more before they all disappeared!
Some hilarious reviews of dollar store foods that have been done over time by the Onion's AV Club writers --
Obviously YMMV, but some of this off brand food is hilariously scary. with fun to read nutritional info.
The 99 Cents Only stores in Houston sell food but I wouldn't touch most of it. Very little of it is from a known brand name, and if it is, it's probably old or some really awful product that went into test market somewhere and bombed. I have occasionally bought produce there (red, orange and yellow bell peppers at .99 a package is hard to beat, even if the produce is a day or two past ripe and needs to be used right away). But the canned goods and no-name spices? Forget it.
Oh I forgot, one time I did find Muir Glen Fire-Roasted Tomatoes there and boy did I stock up.
re: jim1126
The 99 Cents store in my neighborhood, in Houston, has a lot of name brand lunchmeats, canned goods, seasonings, crackers and snacks, etc. And the produce is usually pretty good. But it is a new store so I wonder how long it will be good. It's like a treasure hunt, and you really do have to know pricing, because sometimes you are thinking it only a dollar, but at Walmart it is only 85¢!
The only things I will not buy are items that are loose in boxes, like candy. If it is in a sealed inner bag, it's okay, but if it is not, you should avoid it. I had an allergic reaction to some Mike 'n Ike candy that I got, and the only thing we could figure out was that the candy may have been stored in a warehouse that may have also had something toxic in it.
I will buy some items from dollar tree, but you do have to be careful to check dates and really look at the products. Vinegar, tea bags to take to work, ketchup, cake mixes after checking expiration dates, olives, simple stuff. I've never gotten canned veggies there, though I did buy jarred mandarin oranges that were quite tasty in salad and I've never seen them there again. Several of our local dollar trees now have freezer cases, but I've not bought anything cold there other than a bottle of soda.
I tried the former-supermarket-turned-Dollar Tree nearest me recently after reading this post. Outside a sign proclaimed "we now have frozen food". So they definitely were carrying more food than the last time I went in about two years ago...
Unfortunately I was really disappointed. The frozen food was pizza rolls, egg rolls, mozzarella sticks, "luncheon loaf" and Banquet dinners, and the regular food aisles had the same crap... I did find some pierogies though and couldn't resist picking up some of those nasty mozzarella sticks!
I've been to two of the Dollar stores in L.A. County (one in Duarte, one in Carson) and they both were a total mess and everything looked like junk in there. They look like 3rd class run-down Newberry's (if you remember that place). In Carson, there is a 99 Cents store right across the street and it is much much cleaner and has much better stuff. There are a lot more 99 Cent stores in the area than Dollar Tree stores so I don't have much to go by, but the two Dollar stores I have visited have been worse than any 99 Cent store I've ever been to.
re: monkuboy
The Southern California stores called "99 Cent Only" with the purple and pink motifs have a more consistent inventory- all stores have the same items- and quality control/level of cleanliness.
The buyer has potential suppliers every Tuesday without appointments and they must have enough inventory to supply all of the stores in the chain (which are at least in LA and San Diego; advertised in LA Times and SD Union). The foods sold are either a test market that did not go well, either for taste or for the look of label or size of packaging, or with incorrect labeling of ingredient or nutrition or cooking instructions (with a corrected label slapped over the incorrect info).
re: monkuboy
You have to keep an eye on the expiration dates. I have seen past dated merchandise at 99 cent store. I buy brand names and only if I can find the date on the package, as well as the fresh stuff. Some of the name brands I've found recently are Muir Glen, Wolfgang Puck soups, Oregon Chai, Breyers, and Dulcinea melons. The 99 Cent store on Sepulveda in Harbor City (not Carson) is one of the better ones for the produce. Some of the stores get nasty, but that one is pretty good. I've been in the Dollar Tree stores a few times and haven't found much.
re: mlgb
Thanks.. also, I stand corrected on the location of the Dollar Tree and 99 Cent store in my previous post - it was indeed the one on Sepulveda in Harbor City. I kept thinking it was Carson. I noticed that the 99 Cent store at that location did have quite a good selection of produce. The Dollar Tree across the street - yuk.
I love Dollar Tree. I don't buy a lot of food there, but I stock up on roasted red peppers. I just bought some sugar-free candy that sells for $1.99 a bag in the grocery store. I have bought Dove Chocolate candy.
Last year I bought my own place with my boyfriend and to be honest, make a lot less money than what I used to. For people on a budget or people who do not care about name brand, Dollar Tree food is great! I actually go there weekly and look at the inventory. They have luigi's italian ice, Pillsbury, those individual corn things that are new. They do have banquet meals, Good Cookin' chicken nuggets and popcorn chicken, poppy's pirogies, seapak seafood. I have also bought stuffed clams (two large one to a package) and they were GREAT! They also have these purdue chicken nuggets stuffed with cheese which I thought were pretty good. I've also gotten garlic toast or garlic bread that was decent as well as name brand apple and orange juice, herr's snacks, and Kellogg's fruit snacks too. I love the mozzarella sticks. The local food store sells the same brand for more money! I do buy the pizza rolls and shrimp rolls because they are good and are good for a quick lunch or dinner plus they are name brand.
I have bought a few no nonsense no name brand food items. I once got this green beans and spaetzel frozen thing and it was one of the best I have had! I wouldnt buy the cheese there, it's IMITATION! The italian bread there is great and has always been fresh when I have gone and at the supermarket it would cost 2 bucks. They sometimes have ice cream filled cannolis, cheesecake slices, hotdogs (same brand they sell in the supermarker), Ssip's drinks, Iced Tea, onion and ranch dips, ice cream, and oh, once I got these name brand ice pops that were AMAZING!
Needless to say, without Dollar Tree Foods I would be spending more money at the store for the same thing. I get the staples from the supermarket... fresh meats- chicken, turkey, steak, etc, milk, cheese, pasta. Although recently the local Dollar tree Frozen section has barely been stocked, almost like they aren't getting anything in or are fazing the frozen foods out of the store because of rising food costs.
Either way, I will continue to go to dollar tree.
I have a Dollar Tree near me (NJ) and I have bought jars of sundriend tomatoes packed in oil, pepperoncini & roasted red peppers with no problem. I also bought some organic breakfast tea that wasn't half bad. My DH usually goes for those Atkinson's Chic-O-Stix, which he scarfs down. They also sell Little Debbie snack cakes, etc. Nothing is ever expired and I figure if it's no good, I only wasted a dollar.
in ny dollar tree stores seem to be the best resource for mexican canned goods, i buiy em all the time, and theyre great
theyre also the only place that carries the snickerdoodles i grew up on,
as someone who used to be completely against the dollar store concept, who believed big time in you get what you pay for, well, clearly i was wrong
We have several in my area. I usually stay away from boxed items such as cereal or rice. I have tried a couple of frozen items..... I try to stick to name brands overstock. One of the stores by me had Freschetta artichoke bowl appetizers, I bought one box it was so good I went back and bought what was left (about 5 boxes). But I did have a bad experience with frozen mash potatoes, non name brand that were horrible. Jar items can be pretty decent.


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|Dive Meeting & Camp: Dale Hollow Lake - Willow Grove Campgrounds . Individuals who wish to camp need to make their own reservations. Preferred site numbers are 60-69. Club will rent dive boat for our diving pleasure. We had some great dives last year.Be sure to bring enough air with you for your day of diving. The compressor at Willow Grove probably will not be working. Your local dive shops have plenty of rental tanks if needed.
If you don't want to camp, come for a day. There are cabins for rent, but you better hurry if interested. Let us know if you are coming, so we will be on the look out. Boat leaves at 9:00AM
Time to renew your membership
It's that time of year again. To join Nashville Scuba Club, or renew your membership, click the link above or just go to our Contact Us page download and fill out the form. Mail to the address on the form along with you dues.
The minimal dues are only $20 for a diver or $25 for an entire family. Funds raised are used to entertain our members. Membership information is located on the Contact Us page of the Website.If you are new divers are looking for dive buddies,join us at any or all of our events. We are happy to dive with and share our experiences with new divers.
DAN Emergency Number: +1-919-684-9111
About Us
Nashville Scuba Club is the longest surviving dive club in the Nashville area. Founded in 1962 by people that love the outdoors and gathering for underwater activities, the club is a non-profit promoting local diving. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun. If you are interested in becoming a Nashville Scuba Club member contact us at email@example.com.
|J. Percy Priest Lake
|Headwater elevation:
|490.94 ft
|Normal elevation:
|490.00 ft
|Old Hickory Lake
|Headwater elevation:
|445.00 ft
|Normal elevation:
|Dale Hollow Lake
|Headwater elevation:
|647.26 ft
|July Pool Elevation :
|645 ft
|Center Hill Lake
|Headwater elevation:
|632.34 ft
|Normal elevation:
|648.00 ft