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New York movies: The 100 best films set in New York City
From King Kong's spire down to the scummiest subway tunnel, TONY ranks the definitive list of the 100 best New York movies: crime dramas, romantic comedies, documentaries and more.
Tue Jul 3 2012
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New York movies: C.H.U.D. (1984)
New York movies: Awesome; I Fuckin' Shot That! (2006)
New York movies: Black and White (1999)
New York movies: Hi, Mom! (1970)
New York movies: God Told Me To (1976)
New York movies: Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
New York movies: Wolfen (1981)
New York movies: Man Push Cart (2005)
New York movies: Hamlet (2000)
New York movies: Three Days of the Condor (1975)
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Paradise and prison, bustling metropolis and the loneliest place on earth: New York City has a cinematic identity that infuses all walks of life. Even as we write our own narratives in this most famous of locations, we walk alongside fictional characters (and sometimes real ones, too, if we're lucky).
In selecting the 100 most essential New York movies, we kept the city's boldness in mind. TONY Film staffers David Fear, Joshua Rothkopf and Keith Uhlich teamed up with movie experts Stephen Garrett and Alison Willmore to gather titles from all genres and eras—the widely known and the obscure—in pursuit of a complete picture of NYC on film.
Our only parameter: The movie had to be set in New York City, not Metropolis (sorry, Superman fans), Oz (ditto, you Wiz diehards), nor anywhere else. Dive in, jostle politely, find your seat or ride standing: Please tell us what we've missed. It's a big town.—Joshua Rothkopf, senior Film writer
More funny than scary, this schlock-horror Z flick articulates a primal NYC fear harbored by anyone who's ever peered down a sewer grate: Who (or what) is living below? Not the homeless, not alligators, but cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers. As the poster of a shimmering Manhattan skyline warned, "They're not staying down there, anymore!"—Joshua Rothkopf
Awesome; I Fuckin' Shot That! (2006)
An essential New York band plays a landmark NYC venue (MSG) as 50 fans capture the event for posterity; only the Beastie Boys could turn a crowdsourced concert movie into a time capsule, a tour of the city's musical styles (hip-hop, punk, Latin funk) and a tribute to the power of Gotham's DIY spirit. RIP, MCA.—David Fear
Black and White (1999)
James Toback's giddy ensemble drama transforms the city into an urban playground where rich white kids play-act ghetto fabulousness, criminals consort with moguls and Brooke Shields sports dreadlocks. It's a bold think piece on the malleability of class and race in NYC, spiced with the single most sizzling sex scene ever set in Central Park.—David Fear
Hi, Mom! (1970)
Brian De Palma's darker-than-dark comedy stars Robert De Niro as a XXX-rated filmmaker wanna-be who peeps on his neighbors. The no-budget film captures porn-theater-era New York at its seediest; it also features an astonishing sequence satirizing downtown experimental theater, in which a white-bread audience is viciously humiliated (and they love it).—Keith Uhlich
God Told Me To (1976)
Larry Cohen's sci-fi chiller about a detective investigating murderers who claim to be carrying out God's will is the surreal B-side to Taxi Driver: a nightmare vision of the city's repressed rage that starts with cameoing Andy Kaufman gunning down the St. Patrick's Day parade and ends with our hero becoming what he was trying to stop.—Alison Willmore
Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
Stanley Kubrick's polarizing swan song takes place in a Manhattan of the mind, specifically the sexually frustrated brain stem of Tom Cruise's upper-crust physician. The film's fantasy Greenwich Village, populated by taunting fratboys, a hard-sell hooker and a Lolita-like teen is especially weird—and disquieting.—Keith Uhlich
Wolfen (1981)
Long before it was cool to go green, Woodstock director Michael Wadleigh helmed this environmentally conscious (though still pretty damned scary) werewolf movie. The South Bronx provides some memorably decayed, practically postapocalyptic terrain, and a number of vertigo-inducing scenes are shot atop the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges.—Keith Uhlich
Man Push Cart (2005)
Indie filmmaker Ramin Bahrani provides an eloquent, empathetic backstory to a pushcart vendor so street-corner standard, he's all but invisible to passersby. Bahrani explores the fictional man's past as a Pakistani rock star and his lonely, lowly present in a New York that's both beautiful and coolly indifferent to his Sisyphean struggle.—Alison Willmore
Hamlet (2000)
Michael Almereyda transposes William Shakespeare's seminal tragedy to the world of high finance as Ethan Hawke's brooding prince goes up against his slick CEO stepfather. The modern-day setting—moving from grungy streets to antiseptic boardrooms and even that cylindrical mousetrap the Guggenheim—adds thematic heft to the greatest of all plays.—Keith Uhlich
Three Days of the Condor (1975)
Filmed at the peak of Hollywood's political paranoia, this CIA thriller captures a tense, spy-saturated NYC that would reappear in The Bourne Ultimatum. Choice local touches include Robert Redford's clandestine office on 77th Street at Madison, a quiet Brooklyn Heights getaway (occupied by sultry Faye Dunaway) and a WTC window overlooking the intrigue.—Joshua Rothkopf
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The one that's missing that's typically on lists like these—and for good reason—is "A Thousand Clowns," starring Jason Robards. It has terrific location photography from all over Manhattan circa the mid-1960s. But, more importantly, it captures a certain zeitgeist among the artistic community at the time trying to live a Bohemian ideal by not selling out to corporate careerism. Another miss is the 1921 documentary short "Manhatta" by painter Charles Sheeler and photographer Paul Strand. Spectacular early 20th Century on location photography of Manhattan is mixed with a critique of the contemporary urban ideal.
Carlitos Way and American Gangster !!!
Crossing Delancey is about as NY as you get and should be on this list. The Apartment too; its commission is an injustice. That said, #2, that other great 50's film, is right where it should be.
Black and white was a bunch of racist shit. According to this film all white men are weak and gay and all black men are strong and virile. When the hell did this happen? Oh yea, it didn't.
aww c'mon u gotta have home alone 2 in there somewhere
An Unmarried Woman and Light Sleeper should be on this list!
"The World of Henry Orient" in which two preppy private school girls stalk their crush - an increasingly irate concert pianist played by Peter Sellers - all over mid-60s midtown.
this is ok !!
Lets not forget the Billy Wilder classic, The Apartment.
Autumn in New York and Llittle Manhattan are two of my picks.
"Moscow on the Hudson" - Robin Williams as a Russian saxaphonist defector, with Maria Conchita Alonso, a Bloomingdales counter girl, and friends - early 1980s East Village and beyond, immigrants' story, romantic comedy, valentine to NYC, filled with the ups, downs, and ups of living here and being from somewhere else.
I completely agree with CyCC, "Moonstruck" should go without saying... And what about "Working Girl"? That movie should definitely have cracked the top 100.
Several of these movies could have been located in some other city without much change. But Prince of the City couldn't have been made in, or about, any other city. How can it not make the list?
"Juice" if it hasn't been mentioned is deserving of a mention. "Party Monster" really has to be able to crack the Top 100 at least. Club kids? Limelight? That's as 'New York' as New York got in the late 80s/early 90s.
"Street Scene" 1931 directed by King Vidor.....a one block stretch in the NYC, from dawn to night.."Dead End" 1936...shows life in NYC during the Depression and what it took to survive....Bogart is in this as a supporting role, he plsys a gangster who comes back to the neighborhood and finds his girl friend a hooker, hard to make clear in 1936 film censorship.....he is finally killed by Joel Mcrea, an other neighborhood kid who came back trying to make is as an architect
and btw, Taxi Driver may be a brilliant film but it does not summarize or even remotely encapsulate a particularly NY experience. This film is really about any city that exists the periphery of a normal city. These people and these situations come out at night, when it's dark, when everyone has gone home. And it happens everywhere. Even in the so called "nicer" cities. And btw, even if you ARE a 12 year old hooker, there aren't very many vets/cab drivers who are looking to liberate you. What you have in Taxi Driver is a story that's an extraordinary AMERICAN story about a wartorn, disoriented, displaced vet in need of such an extreme episode of such outrageous vengeance and violence, it gives him a justifiable and bloodsoaked gateway back to the living, to the norm.
How can you have a list about NY movies and not even list Moonstruck?
I watched "Saturday Night Fever" last night on DVD. I first saw the film when I was in college and in my 20s. I am now 53 and still love this film. It has aged well and I saw it through much diferent eyes at age 53 than I did in college. A terrific story with a terrfic John Travolta.
Serpico? Pope of Greenwich Village? Basketball Diaries? Marathon Man? A Bronx Story? Get outta here!
No Die Hard 3????
Awesome list but my only complaint is that Rent isn't included. Even though it was mainly shot in San Francisco the movie captures New York and especially Alphabet city in a unique way. Also Nick and Nora's infinite playlist captures NY city nightlife extremely well
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so sweet and interesting
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so sweet.
You've Got Mail!
I think that Vanilla Sky should have a place in the classement, New York had a great influence on the movie.
There were some good choices on this list, but I was very disappointed by the low placement of "Requiem for a Dream" and complete lack of "The Basketball Diaries." Nobody sees the gritty nature of New York City like a heroin addict. And where exactly is "Se7en"? Tisk, tisk, although it's hard to do it right when you're making a list about the world's most iconic city.
For what is is worth, nearly all of The Crowd, aside from some preliminary establishing shots, was filmed in Los Angeles. Harold Lloyd's Speedy (1928) (Number 65) has dozens more NYC settings. You can read about Lloyd filming Speedy in New York in my book Silent Visions, and on my blog SilentLocations.Wordpress.com
Godfather #41 What planet are you guys from?
I'd have liked to have seen "13 Conversations About One Thing" on this list. It had the bad luck of coming out when 9/11 tore the city apart.
The Apartment??
New Jack City with Wesley Snipes, Ice T & Judd Nelson comes to mind as a great movie filmed in NYC!!!
How could you dare and ignore DIE HARD 3? Isn't this a typical movie for Manhattan? I love the scene with John McClane and Zeus meeting the first time in Harlem while John is carrying his "I hate ..." board! Reconsider, please!
Arthur (the original) and Moonstruck should definitely both be on that list as they are both great movies that are about specific cultures within NYC.
Terrible that three movies didn't make the great movies of New York ... Meet John Doe, The Seven-Ups, and Quick Change. All three have great true to New York scenes! None of which ever show scenes where you can tell they shot any of it in Hollywood!
scent of a woman, where is it ? who ranked this list? this is beyond trash. I dont want to live on this planet anymore.
Most of htese were pretty good choices, but picking the 1976 King Kong is a real letdown. Aside from the promise shown by a young actress named Jessica Lange in that rotten movie, that one was inexcusable. Thank the lord Peter Jackson revived the franchise with his later version.
What about "Night Shift"?!
Oh my goodness this is a crime against humanity. Manhattan should at LEAST be number two. The city is such a big part of that story there is no question that it is the most iconic New York City movie of the 20th Century.
I've seen most of these movies. Good list. A few things bug me (Man Push Cart over Chop Shop? No Royal Tenenbaums? Spider-Man 2? Half Nelson? ATCW Documentary?) My biggest issue, however, is that Die Hard with a Vengeance isn't included. Sure, it's not high brow cinema art, but it's a spectacle, it's fun, and it shows more of the 90s NYC than any other movie I've seen. And, IMO, it's one of the all-time great action films. Also, how about The Cruise?!!?!!?!!?!? Classic NYC romance in such an interesting way.
i kinda liked "Bright Lights, Big City"...also, "Cloverfield"?
whoever things there are 24 movies that are set in NY that are better than Goodfellas has serious issues...
Is this supposed to represent the best movies filmed in New York, or movies that best exemplify New York. If it's the latter, a pair Adam Sandler movies, "Big Daddy," and "Mr. Deeds" would qualify.
"A Thousand Clowns" should be on this list. It's a classic!
Pardon me for putting a period rather than a question mark after "41" in my previous comment.
Unbelievable. How does "The Godfather" land at 41. Top 5, if not #1.
And no "Panic in Needle Park." The more I look at this list, the more flaws I see. Expected, though, from JR. Can't Time Out find people who know more about film?
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WTOP's Mark Segraves reports.
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WASHINGTON - Several members of the D.C. Council have come out in favor of restricting the sizes of sugary sodas sold in the District - a ban similar to one in New York City.
At a recent debate between candidates for the at-large council seats, current Councilmembers Michael Brown and Vincent Orange said without hesitation they would vote to ban the sale of large drinks.
That news was music to Councilmember Mary Cheh's ears.
"I'm very excited by that," said Cheh (D-Ward 3), who fell one vote short of passing a tax on sodas and other sugary drinks.
Cheh authored the Healthy Schools Act and says she thinks the New York City ban is a good idea she'd like to bring to the nation's capital.
"If I could get the votes to do it I would certainly try to put that in place," Cheh tells WTOP.
"I would consider legislation to do that, I would like to see that done," she added.
While Cheh, Orange and Brown are the only three elected officials to come out in support of the ban, several others say they are open to a ban, including Mayor Vincent Gray.
"I think there probably are some good health reasons to support something like that," Gray said. "We'll be happy to look at it, we haven't taken a position on that one way or another."
Council Chairman Phil Mendelson agreed it's an idea worthy of consideration.
"The issue of nutrition is of critical importance to public health. We need to look at different strategies so people understand what the effect is of the large volume of soft drinks they're drinking," Mendelson said.
Councilmember Tommy Wells (D-Ward 6) also was open to considering a ban.
"I am open to anything that will help young people be healthier," Wells said.
But some councilmembers are either opposed or leery of telling people what size drinks they can buy and sell.
"I think people can choose what to eat or drink," said Councilmember Muriel Bowser (D-Ward 4).
Councilmember Jack Evans (D-Ward 2) wasn't ready to say no, but he's a long way from voting yes for a ban.
"I think sometimes we go too far in these areas," he said.
Despite the criticism she knows she'll take from some colleagues and residents, Cheh isn't shying away from legislating some food choices.
"I know 'nanny state' and all that, but it's appropriate for government to intervene at times to make sure that the choices that are presented are healthy for us," she says.
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Hmm, that's interesting. I wonder what other
characters they have from books.
In one of the old golden books, there was an Evil Warrior named Goat Man.
Who owns the rights to him?
Here's the Golden Book that he was featured in!
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characters they have from books.
Yo great custom! Would be cool, Does anyone know anything about him?
I'd like to see him get made, but I'm thinking he's off-limits, since he's not early mini-comics.
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I wouldn't mind a Goat Man.
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I've always thought Goat Man was the guy from the first episode of New Adventures. hmmm...does anyone know if that's supposed to be him as well?
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Filmation:Twiggets - Red Knight - Granita - Hunga the Harpy - Dylamug - Vultak - Enchantress - Kothos - General Tataran - Evil Seed (Filmation artichoke) - Masque - Sybiline (with a pack-in Gorgon) - Melaktha
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I always understood Goat Man was like Beast Man's running buddy. Possibly a sidekick for a sidekick?
I would love to see Goat-Man. Would not need much tooling to do him. A bonus figure worth getting.
yeah, he'd be neat to get down the road as a new character.
I'm not sure why his head & hands are red while his body is caucasian. looks terrible to me. either give him all red skin or all caucasian skin, but not both. at least have some type of gradation from one color to the next. He looks like his head & hands got badly sunburned or something. unless that's supposed to be a mask & gloves... I'm confused...
If he's supposed to be a 'goat' man, his feet should be hooves imo, and have hairy legs, like Pan the goat god from Greek Mythology. to me, there's nothing goatlike about him. He's a guy with a red head & horns... he might as well be demo-man. He looks more demon than goat imo. If i were designing him, I'd have him look like an evil Mr.Tumnis (from Narnia).
great custom figure though...looks like the drawing, albeit a poor character design imo.
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Would be awesome to get Goat Man, he could be Beast mans lacky. Beast man always takes Skeletors crap and now its Beast man turn to dish it out. Poor Beast man.
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This will be interesting to find out. He looks in the picture like an actual mattel figure
Isn't the picture that they used for the bio on the back of Zodac's card for MOTUC from one of the Golden Books? If that's the case, then I would assume they could do goat man. If they do make him, they should have his real name be Andros - as a nod the minion of Skeletor that appeared on the first episode of NA.
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That is a sweet looking custom.
I'd be down with Goat Man. The kind of new character I would like to see.
Great custom, i would buy one.
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He must really hate Ram Man.
Id love to see some new characters like this guy come in. Im all for new characters though.
Oh hell yeah Goat Man all the way!! I hope they can make him.
Ever since I was a kid I wanted this guy. Back then I actually thought he had a figure.
I hope they can make it happen.
And people call me out for wanting obscure characters such as the Skelcons.
Oh, who am I kidding, if he turned out similar to that custom, I'd buy him!
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2003: The Yankees claim Reds lefty reliever Felix Heredia off waivers to keep Cincinnati from trading him to an AL East team.
2001: The Yankees defeat the Angels' 7-5' as Roger Clemens becomes the 1st AL hurler to go 17-1 to begin a season. Paul O'Neill hits his 20th HR of the year' making him the oldest player in history – at age 38 – to reach the 20 HR-20 SB mark in a season.
1996: The Yankees dedicate their first new monument in 47 years' to Mickey Mantle' in Monument Park in center field at the Stadium. Miller Huggins, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are also honored with monuments' while 15 men are honored on plaques.
1984: '20s Yankee ace Waite Hoyt dies at the age of 84.
1978: With 4 amateur umps officiating (ML umpires are staging a one-day walkout in defiance of their union contract – semipro and amateur umps are pressed into service until a restraining
order forces the strikers to return), Ron Guidry posts his 18th win' beating the A's 7-1. Reggie Jackson's home run is good for his 1'001st career RBI. The win keeps the Yankees 7 1/2 games behind the Red Sox.
1977: The Twins blow a 4-2 lead over the Yankees when Mickey Rivers (below) hits a 2-run single in the 7th inning and Reggie Jackson drives home a run in the next frame.
1976: The Yankees edge the Twins 5-4 in a 19-inning marathon. Grant Jackson becomes the winner over Pete Redfern when Mickey Rivers delivers Oscar Gamble with a walkoff single.
1968: The Tigers' ahead 5-0 in the first game of a doubleheader in the Bronx' fail to score with two on in the 4th inning when the Yanks bring in Rocky Colavito to pitch. The 35-year-old slugger retires Al Kaline and Willie Horton and tosses 2 2/3
innings of scoreless relief to earn the win. In Rocky's only other
appearance on the mound' in 1958' he also faced Kaline – the victory by a
position player will be the last this century. Bill Robinson and Bobby Cox crash
successive homers to tie the score and' after a walk' Rocky comes around
to score the winning run. In the 8th' Yankee reliever Lindy McDaniel ties the AL record for consecutive batters retired by setting down the
first Tiger he faces' giving him 32 straight batters retired over 4
appearances. New York sweep' winning 6-5 and then topping Mickey Lolich in the nitecap' 5-4.
The four losses in New York leave the Tigers just 5 lengths ahead of the
1966: With a record of 2-5, Whitey Ford is finished for the year, as he undergoes surgery for a circulatory problem in his left shoulder.
1964: Whitey Ford (13-5) wins his first game in 6 weeks. Ford throws 100 pitches in 8 innings and Al Downing strikes out 3 in the 9th as the 3rd-place Yankees beat Washington 4-1.
1957: A baseball game is played at the Little America research station in Antarctica using equipment donated by the Yankees to the United Nations. A team of Seabees tops a team of civilians' 11-6' in 2
innings. The temperature at game time is a cool -40 degrees.
1956: On Old Timer's Day at the Stadium' the Yankees make room for new acquisition Enos Slaughter by giving Phil Rizzuto his unconditional release. The Scooter will be 38 next month' though years later he'll reveal he fudged his birth certificate and was really born in 1917. Through the intervention of Ballantine
Beer' Rizzuto will get a job in the announcing booth next season' replacing Jim
Woods. The White Sox top the Yanks' 4-2. Mickey Mantle has a homer' but his
throwing error allows the go-ahead run to score.
1952: In a 1-0 win over the Yankees in at the Stadium' Virgil Trucks of the Detroit Tigers pitches his second no-hitter of the season. The no-hitter is in doubt for 3 innings when a play made by shortstop Johnny Pesky in the 3rd inning is under debate. The official scorer' John Drebinger'
records it as an error when Pesky has trouble getting a ball hit by Phil Rizzuto out of his glove. Dan Daniel of the New York World Telegram convinces
Drebinger that it cannot be ruled an error because the ball was stuck in
the fielder's glove' and Rizzuto is awarded a hit. In the 6th inning'
with Trucks not having given up another hit' Drebinger calls Pesky in
the dugout from the press box' and the shortstop says that he should be given
the error rather than Rizzuto the hit. The call is changed again' and
Trucks' achievement – the last time the Yankees will be no-hit in the 20th century – is preserved. Trucks' record is now 5-15: he'll
finish the season at 5-19.
1951: Before 66'110 at Cleveland' Mickey Mantle powers an opposite field 2-run homer off Mike Garcia to help the Yankees to a 7-3 win. New York (77-46) move to within a game in back of the Tribe.
1939: At St. Louis' the Yankees sweep the Browns' 11-0 and 8-2. Red Rolfe scores for the Yankees in both games, giving him 18 straight in which
he's tallied a run. In those 18 games he has scored a total of 30 times. The
Browns will end the season with a dismal home record of 18-59 – the .234
winning percentage is the worst home record in the 20th century.
Off the field, Dooley Womack, the Yankee pitcher to date to steal a base (in 1968!) is born. Happy 69th to one of the most interestingly named of all Yankee players.
1935:The Yankees split a doubleheader with the White Sox, falling 6-3 in the opener and then bouncing back to take the nitecap 6-1. During the first game, Earle Combs (below), playing out of position in left field, suffers a serious shoulder injury in a
collision with third baseman Red Rolfe. The Combs injury will help to precipitate the future Hall of Famer's retirement of
the season.
1931: At Chicago' the Yankees record their first shutout of the season when Herb Pennock blanks the White Sox 6-0. Ben Chapman has a good day with a triple' a single' 2 runs scored and his 50th and
51st stolen bases of the year. In addition' he beats Carl Reynolds of the Pale Hose in a pre-game 100-yard dash.
1921: With the Indians on their way to a 15-1 win over the Yankees' New York pitcher Harry Harper, on the mound in the 8th' hits three consecutive Cleveland batters, plunking Charlie Jamieson in the ribs' Larry Gardner in the arm' and Steve O'Neill in the back. O'Neill takes several steps towards the mound and throws the ball back
at Harper, precipitating a bench- clearing brawl. Bob Meusel contributes 4 errors in the game. The Tribe take over 1st place from the Yanks.
1906: The Highlanders sweep a doubleheader from Cleveland at Hilltop Park by identical 2-0 scores. 'Slow Joe' Doyle (below) gets in the win in the opener in his Major League debut.
1902: AL President Ban Johnson (below) announces the league's intention to have a New York team in '03' with Clark Griffith as manager. The Baltimore Orioles franchise will be


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Aug 16 - While growth for the Rural Mainstreet economy remains healthy, it slowed a bit in August, according to the monthly survey of bank CEOs in a 10-state area.
Overall: The Rural Mainstreet Index, which ranges between 0 and 100 with 50.0 representing growth neutral, slipped to 55.8 from Julys 57.3, but was well ahead of last Augusts 47.1.
Last year at this time the drought was weighing on the Rural Mainstreet Economy. This year, weaker agriculture commodity prices are having a dampening impact on the farm economy and businesses tied to agriculture. Even so, the economy continues to expand at a reasonable pace according to bank CEOs, said Ernie Goss, the Jack A. MacAllister Chair in Regional Economics at Creighton University.
Farming: The farmland-price index declined for the eighth time in the past nine months. The August index fell to 55.8 from 58.2 in August. Our farmland-price index has been above growth neutral since February 2010. However, lower farm commodity prices are slowing growth in farmland prices. I expect farmland price growth to continue to weaken as agriculture commodity prices soften, said Goss.
This month bankers were asked to estimate the share of farmland sales going to nonfarm investors. Banking leaders indicated that approximately one-fifth of sales are going to non-farm investors, the same as this spring when the same question was asked.
In some areas of the region, investor purchases are down dramatically. For example, Fritz Kuhlmeier, CEO of Citizens State Bank in Lena, Ill., said, Local farmers have completely driven the nonfarmer investors out of the farmland market by elevating the prices over returns investors demand.
Furthermore, the inventory of available farmland is down significantly. According to Jim Stanosheck, CEO of State Bank of Odell, in Odell, Neb., There is very little farm real estate available in the area.
Farm equipment sales also softened for August with the index moving below growth neutral for the first time since 2009. The index slumped to 49.2 from 50.0 in July. I am concerned that agriculture equipment dealers may find themselves with higher and higher unsold inventory. The direction we are seeing in agriculture commodity prices, while helpful to livestock producers, is pushing farmers to pull back on their equipment purchases. This trend will begin slowing overall rural growth in the months ahead, said Goss.
Banking: The loan-volume index remained above growth neutral for the month at 70.5, though it was down from Julys 75.7. The checking-deposit index slipped to 51.7 from Julys 53.7 while the index for certificates of deposit and other savings instruments increased to a very weak 43.5 from Julys 42.0.
This month bankers were also asked when the Federal Reserve should alter or end their $85 billion per month bond buying program named quantitative easing 3. Approximately 15.8 percent think the program should conclude by the end of 2013. Another 5.3 percent support terminating QE3 by the end of 2014, 56.1 percent indicated the Fed should begin tapering purchases next month, and 22.8 percent recommend keeping the program as is until the unemployment rate declines below 7 percent, said Goss.
Also this month bankers reported on their major competitors for agriculture loans. Almost nine of 10, or 88.3 percent, indicated that Farm Credit was their biggest competitor. Another 8.3 percent of bankers identified other community banks as their chief competitor and 1.7 percent reported large non-community banks as their major competitor and the remaining 1.7 percent said that individual farmer/owners were their biggest competitors.
Many bankers attributed Farm Credits competitive position to their tax and funding advantages. For example, Pete Haddeland, CEO of the First National Bank in Mahnomen, said, Farm Credit has an unfair funding advantage over community banks. It is time for Farm Credit to start paying its fair share of taxes as a government-sponsored enterprise.
Hiring: Augusts hiring index declined to a strong 59.2 from 60.7 in July. Growth in hiring is definitely slowing for the region even though it remains positive. Businesses directly linked to agriculture and energy are either shedding jobs or adding them at a slow pace, said Goss.
Confidence: The confidence index, which reflects expectations for the economy six months out, fell to 53.4 from 56.6 in July. Weaker agriculture commodity prices and a decline in farm equipment sales pushed the economic outlook lower for the month, said Goss
Home and retail sales: The August home-sales index slipped to a still strong 72.5 from Julys 76.6. The August retail-sales index declined to 52.6 from Julys 53.1. Similar to national trends, rural home sales are continuing to rebound while retail sales continue to grow but at a tepid pace, said Goss.
Each month, community bank presidents and CEOs in nonurban, agriculturally and energy-dependent portions of a 10-state area are surveyed regarding current economic conditions in their communities and their projected economic outlooks six months down the road. Bankers from Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming are included.
This survey represents an early snapshot of the economy of rural, agriculturally and energy-dependent portions of the nation. The Rural Mainstreet Index is a unique index covering 10 regional states, focusing on approximately 200 rural communities with an average population of 1,300. It gives the most current real-time analysis of the rural economy. Goss and Bill McQuillan, president of CNB Community Bank of Greeley, Neb., created the monthly economic survey in 2005.
Colorado: For the 11th straight month, Colorados Rural Mainstreet Index remained above 50.0. The August RMI declined to a still healthy 63.4 from Julys 70.5. The farmland and ranchland price index fell to a still strong 70.3 from Julys 75.5. Colorados hiring index for August advanced to 75.3 from 73.0.
Illinois: The RMI for Illinois declined to growth neutral 50.0 from 57.6 in July. The RMI has now remained at or above growth neutral for 11 straight months. Farmland prices expanded to 51.2 from Julys 49.1. The states new-hiring index dipped to 52.4 from Julys 54.3.
Iowa: The August RMI for Iowa sank to 56.9 from 62.3 in July. The farmland-price index slipped to 53.2 from Julys 54.6. Iowas new-hiring index for August declined to 52.4 from Julys 58.0.
Kansas: The Kansas RMI for August decreased to 56.4 from 59.2 in July. The farmland-price index rose to 48.2 from Julys 46.6. The states new-hiring index expanded to 53.7 from 52.7 in July.
Minnesota: The August RMI for Minnesota climbed to 54.8 from 53.4 in July. Minnesotas farmland-price index fell to 40.7 from 51.3 in July. The new-hiring index declined to 48.7 from Julys much stronger 55.8.
Missouri: The August RMI for Missouri declined to a still healthy 61.4 from Julys regional high of 81.2. The farmland-price index for August remained vigorous at 85.2, up from Julys 78.9. Missouris new-hiring index sank to 78.4 from Julys 84.2.
Nebraska: After moving below growth neutral for January, Nebraskas Rural Mainstreet Index has been above growth neutral for seven straight months. The August RMI declined to 56.2 from Julys 58.0. The farmland-price index for August slipped to 47.7 from Julys 48.5. Nebraskas new-hiring index stood at 53.4 down slightly from Julys 53.9.
North Dakota: The North Dakota RMI for August fell to 58.9 from 78.4 in July. The farmland-price index declined to 73.2 from Julys 82.4. North Dakotas new-hiring index declined to a still very strong 70.4 from Julys 76.5.
South Dakota: The August RMI for South Dakota slipped to 56.8 from Julys 59.9. The farmland-price index for the state increased to 51.2 from Julys 50.8. South Dakota's new-hiring index for August advanced to 55.7 from Julys 55.5. According to David Callies, CEO of Miner County Bank in Howard, Crops look very good. Could use some rain to finish them.
Wyoming: The July RMI for Wyoming expanded to 53.0 from 52.6 in June. The July farmland and ranchland price index grew to 41.9 in July from 40.8 in June. Wyomings new-hiring index increased to 49.6 from Junes 49.4.


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6/25 in Yankee History
2005: The Mets down the Yankees 10-3, as Cliff Floyd (below) backs the pitching of Tom Glavine with two homers. David Wright also has a homer and double. Both teams are now at .500 (37-37).
2003: The Yankees obtain outfielder Karim Garcia (below) and pitcher Dan Miceli from the Indians in exchange for a player to be named later.
1999: In Baltimore's 9-8 loss to the Yankees' the Orioles' Jesse Orosco makes his 1'051th relief appearance to break Kent Tekulve's Major League record. His successor is Mike Tomlin' who takes the loss when he serves up a 9th inning HR to Shane Spencer. Harold Baines has a pair of homers for the O's' while Tino Martinez has 4 hits for NY.
1984: At the Stadium' Dave Winfield hits 5 singles and drives in 4 runs to lead New York to a 7-3 win over Detroit. Ron Guidry (6-5) is the beneficiary of Winfield's one-manbarrage. Dave is now hitting .750 against Detroit this year. Winfield has three five-hit games this month' tying a record set by Ty Cobb.
1977: Mike Torrez outduels Luis Tiant in the Bronx to give the Yankees a 5-1 win over the Red Sox. A 3-runm homer by Graig Nettles (below) is the big blow. New York now trail the Sox by 3 games.
1976: Javier Vasquez is born. Happy 34th, Javy!
1971: The Yankees and Expos swap outfielders named Ron, with Mr. Swoboda heading to New York in exchange for Mr. Woods.
1967: Heavyweight contender Joe Frazier wants to hold a clinic to teach baseball players how to fight. "All they do is hurt themselves instead of the other guy'" he said from his training camp. "Look at Joe Pepitone. He banged up his hands without getting a punch across. Baseball players should know about combinations as well as double plays." Frazier said he would hold a clinic on a day when the Yankees are off.
1961: Roger Maris contributes to an 8-4 Yankee win at Minnesota with his 40th home run of the campaign thus far.
1953: The White Sox complete a three-game sweep of the Yankees with a 4-2 win, Chicago skipper Paul Richards using a record five different players at first base in the process. The Bombers still have a nine-game lead in the League even after the three days of futility.
1934: Yankee pitcher Johnny Broaca fans 5 times in a row while beating the White Sox 13-2. Not until Bernie Williams' on August 21' 1991' will another Yankee fan 5 times (by Bret Saberhagen). Lou Gehrig hits for the cycle for the first time in his career' and the Yankees regain first place from the Tigers' losers 13-11 in Philadelphia.
1930: The 3rd-place Yankees sweep a pair from the Browns' winning 5-4 and 16-4. Sam Byrd has a single' double and triple in the opener to pace New York' and Babe Ruth hits #25 and #26 in the nitecap to back Red Ruffing's pitching.
1915: In Boston Babe Ruth his 3rd homer of the year' off New York's Ray Caldwelll' and is the 2nd player to hit a ball into the right field seats at Fenway. Ruth strikes out 8 in pitching a complete game' 9-5' win' and adds a single off reliever Bill Donovan' Yankee skipper and his former manager.
1904: In Boston' the Highlanders' Jack Chesbro (below) wins his 12th straight' besting Cy Young 5-3. Patsy Dougherty has 3 hits against his former teammates.
1903: At South Side Park in Chicago, the Highlanders and the White Sox battle to a 6-6 tie in 18 innings. The two teams rack up 30 hits between them before the contest is called because of darkness.


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Most packages of turkey Italian sausage come with five links, but I'd used one for something else so I only had four. (If you want more sausage, go ahead and throw in the other link.)
Cut away the ribs from each leaf of a small bunch of kale, and discard the ribs.
Italian Sausage and Kale Soup with Whole Wheat Spaghetti Pieces
(Makes about 8 servings, recipe created by Kalyn.)
1 large onion, chopped small
1 T + 2 tsp. olive oil
1 T minced garlic
1 tsp. ground fennel
1 tsp. dried oregano
1 tsp. dried basil
4 links sweet Turkey Italian Sausage (about 15 oz., or use all five links if you want a thicker soup)
8 cups chicken stock (or use 4 cans plus 1/2 cup water)
4 cups beef stock (or use 2 cans plus 1/4 cup water)
1 small bunch kale, ribs cut away and chopped into small pieces
1 can petite dice tomatoes with juice (14.5 oz.)
1/2 cup broken whole wheat spaghetti pieces
freshly grated Parmesan cheese for serving
While onions are cooking, heat 2 tsp. olive oil in a large frying pan, then squeeze turkey Italian sausage out of the casing and cook until it's well browned. Use the back of the turner to break the sausage apart as it browns.
Add the chicken stock and beef stock to the onion mixture and start to simmer. When sausage is well browned, add it to the stock mixture. Deglaze the sausage pan with 1/2 cup water, scraping off any browned bits in the bottom of the pan, and add that to the soup pot. Let the stock, sausage, and herb mixture simmer about 20 minutes to build flavor.
While the stock mixture simmers, cut away the center rib from each kale leaf and discard the rib. Cut the leaf part of the kale into small pieces and rinse well with cold water. After 20 minutes, add kale to the soup pot and simmer 20-30 minutes. Then add petite diced tomatoes and juice and simmer 20-30 minutes more.
Break whole wheat spaghetti into small pieces and measure until you have 1/2 cup broken spaghetti. Increase heat slightly so the soup mixture comes to a gentle boil, then add spaghetti and cook 15-20 minutes, or until spaghetti is tender.
Serve soup hot, with plenty of freshly grated Parmesan cheese.
South Beach Suggestions:
Made with turkey Italian sausage and whole grain pasta, this soup would be approved for phase 2 or 3 of the South Beach Diet.
More Delicious Soups with Kale:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Cannellini Bean and Kale Soup with Ham and Sherry Vinegar from Kalyn's Kitchen
Sausage and Red Russian Kale Soup with Tomatoes, Chickpeas, and Herbs from Kalyn's Kitchen
Autumn Harvest Soup with Butternut Squash, Kale, and Farro or Brown Rice from Kalyn's Kitchen
Kale and Roasted Vegetable Soup from Simply Recipes
Nutty Vanilla Sweet Potato and Kale Soup from Kath Eats Real Food
Chickpea and Kale Soup from Albion Cooks
Tuscan Style Pinto Bean Soup with Kale from Lisa's Kitchen
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Whoa, apparently, I have no thumbs! I never use them to type so I hadn't even noticed until Tom brought it to light.I guess my rule of thumb is, would this embarrass me or hurt someone if it came to light that I was talking about it with people on the internet?
Tom, some people like to relax by working in the garden or call themselves a do-it-yourself type and like fixing projects around the house. We all know you like to cook. Asking my previous unanswered question a different way, what type of productive things do you enjoy? Which ones are you like "no way" and find it best you have someone else take care of?
I'm like Homer Simpson when it comes to home handyman work. I suck at it in a big, huge, awful way. Since I live in Arizona, 'gardening' is a little different here, but I pretty much suck at it too. Car care, home repair, lawn care, all that typical American man stuff, it doesn't interest me, so I suck at it. Or I suck at it, so it doesn't interest me. So yeah, I pay to have others do it for me.
When I saw your were the sucker of the week I thought of a million questions, but now all I got is if you could live forever anywhere where would you go?
If I had an infinite supply of money I would live in Manhattan.
You are my superstar.
If you could change the color of your bedroom what would it be?
What is it now?
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2/14: Sparks @ Ace Theater Hollywood
I hate school recitals and that stuff. Choir, band, etc etc. I go (& still do - younger daugher plays trombone in the HS band) but if it's one of those poorly organized, late starting, pointlessly dragging on forever things, I might get a little cranky.
I was confused by that as well.
"Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)" is a rock song by Neil Young. Combined with its acoustic counterpart "My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)", it bookends Young's successful 1979 album Rust Never Sleeps. Inspired by proto-new wave group Devo, the rise of punk and what Young viewed as his own growing irrelevance, the song today crosses generations, inspiring admirers from punk to grunge and significantly revitalizing Young's then-faltering career. The song is about the alternatives of continuing to produce similar music ("to rust" or in "My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)" "to fade away") or to burn out, as John Lydon of the Sex Pistols might be considered to have done by abandoning his Johnny Rotten persona.
A part of a lyric from the song, "it's better to burn out than to fade away," became infamous in modern rock after being quoted in Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's suicide note. Young later said that he was so shaken that he dedicated his 1994 album Sleeps with Angels to Cobain. Because of Cobain's suicide, in live concerts he now emphasizes the line "once you're gone you can't come back".
Have Another Hit Of Colorado Sunshine
Beatles or Elvis?
Yeah so I thought I'd made the Neil Young connection obvious already, Ron.
Have you tried threats?
Have Another Hit Of Colorado Sunshine
The phrase bucket list has become very popular lately. What would be the antithesis of your bucket list? Of course remember they might be quoted on the board later. Cr***
Have Another Hit Of Colorado Sunshine
He's referencing this scene in a movie based on a Nick Hornby novel.
Tom nailed the answer the way it was asked however.
Tom, favorite movie adapted from a novel?
Wow, 12 step meetings at Coachella, who knew? SOBERCHELLA.COM
I'm a reasonable man, get off my case....
Wow, 12 step meetings at Coachella, who knew? SOBERCHELLA.COM
I'm a reasonable man, get off my case....
Earlier, you asked me why I seem so cranky. You're providing your own answer.


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Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 20 minutes
14 ounces Eden Organic Kamut Spaghetti, 1 package
4 cloves garlic, minced
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1/4 tsp red pepper flakes
29 ounces Eden Organic Diced Tomatoes, 2 cans, drained, reserve 1/2 cup of tomato liquidEden Organic Diced Tomatoes w/Basil, or Diced Tomatoes w/Roasted Onion & Garlic
3 Tbsp capers, rinsed and drained
1/2 cup pitted black olives
1/4 cup fresh parsley, minced
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Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a medium skillet and sauté the garlic and red pepper for 2 minute, stirring constantly. Add the tomatoes and liquid. Simmer 10 minutes or so until thickened. Add the capers, olives and parsley. Adjust the seasoning by adding Eden Sea Salt, if desired. Cook 5 minutes.
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As the year comes to a close, the Greek Cup race is coming down to the wire.
We voted on our year end awards in last night's Greek Council meeting:
Best Party went to AEPi's "Wriston Rising," and Sigma Chi's "Disco Inferno" took second
Theta's "Hoops for Casa" beat AXO's "Love Shouldn't Hurt" by a single vote to win best one time community service event.
and AEPi's "Environment for a Cure" took first place for best year long philanthropy effort over AXO's work with the Rhode Island Women's Center.
With this final competition, AXO is still holding a slim lead at 53 points. But AEPi and Theta both seem to be making a late surge to compete for the top spot with 52 and 51 points respectively.
The competition closes Friday night. Can AXO hold onto their lead? Can AEPi or Theta find a way to win before time runs out? Or will it be one of the other houses making a miraculous come-back? We'll announce the winner at next week's Greek Council Meeting so check back on Wednesday for the final count!


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Old friends of the zine mobile may remember that one of the features in its original collection was the "Beige Is Not Boring" section. It was suggested by a friend who helped me organize the inside of the van, and referred jokingly to my frequent protestations when she chose neutrals (she's a designer) that "beige is so boring!"
I dismantled the section when we ended our Orderly Disorder Tour, in an effort to start organizing things by actual content instead of size/color, but I thought it would be fun to give a list here of the zines that were in that section — cuz they do indeed prove that Beige is NOT Boring! (All of these zines are still in the collection, sorted into more helpful categories!)
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- Fucktooth #23
- Girl ~ Boy #2
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- Syllogisms; Impossibilists' Manifesto #21- 2/86
- Treetops; July- October 2004
- Black Mask & Up Against the Wall Motherfucker: Flower Power Won't Stop Fascist Power; The Story of a Small, Underground 1960s Revolutionary Group in New York City
- Dwelling Portably: 1980- 1989
- Reclaiming Our Ancient Wisdom: Herbal Abortion Procedure and Practice for Midwives and Herbalists
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- Coffeeshop Crushes: Tales of Love and Lust in Coffee Establishments
- Trans Prisoners and the Case for Prison Abolition
- Self- Defense for Radicals: A-Z Guide for Subversive Struggle
- 2010 Catalog With Commentary: Selected Highlights from the Personal Archives of Andy R. Sturdevant: Zines, Comi(x)s, Artists' Books, & Assorted Other Self- Published Materials: Louisville, Minneapolis, St. Paul, & Other Cities in the American Heartland, 2001- 2009
- Sing for Your Supper: A DIY Guide to Playing Music, Writing Songs, and Booking Your Own Gigs
- Future Primative #1
- Animal Liberation & Social Revolution: A Vegan Perspective on Anarchism
- Becoming the Media: A Critical History of Clamor Magazine
- It's Now #6
- Abolish Restaurants: A Worker's Critique of The Food Service Industry
- A Rough Guide to Bicycle Maintenance
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A tension adjuster pulley is the culprit in a round of recalls by Suzuki covering 2009-2011 Grand Vitaras and 2010-2011 SX4s. This pulley supports the drive belt, which runs alternator, water pump, air conditioner and power steering pump. Should the belt come off while driving, the vehicle will quickly become more difficult to steer and the engine could stall. Dealers will swap the pulley out for one that works correctly at no charge to owners of the affected vehicles. The recall begins on February 16th, 2011 and will affect 32,291 Suzuki vehicles. Click past the jump to read the... Read More


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Victorian Strawberry Motif Vinaigrette Pendant
Congratulations to the winner of Our Most Charming Find on The Three Graces most recent buying trip – a silver strawberry motif vinaigrette pendant!
Vinaigrettes have been on the horizon since the Georgian era. They were typically constructed as small containers with a hinged lid. Inside the container was a small hinged metal screen or grille under which a natural sponge or ball of cotton soaked in scented vinegar or liquid perfume was placed. These objects were employed to ward off offensive odors or used as "smelling salts" in the case of a lady fainting.
Fabricated from solid silver, this dated 1877 vinaigrette is realistically modeled after a strawberry down to the leaves and surface marks. Upon opening you will notice the gilded pierced screen with a lovely foliate design and enough room to store any number of little treasures within its deep compartments. The joyous charm pendant is fully marked with date and English hallmarks.
Date: 1877.
Measurements: Strawberry itself is 7/8 of an inch (2.2 cm) in length and is 1- 1/8 inches (2.9 cm) in length including "O" fittings by 3/4 of an inch (1.9 cm) in width by 7/8 of an inch (2.2 cm) in depth. Weight of 5.5 grams (3.6 dwt).
Hallmarks: Full set of English hallmarks for Birmingham, silver and a date letter for the year 1877; maker's mark of ESB.
Condition: Excellent; light wear overall to high points of design.
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Need some ETek questions answered
Posted 18 September 2007 - 12:51 PM
1. The ETek does come with a stock barrel and macroline right?
2. Is it easy to maintain?
3. Since I'm getting it for only $400, is it a good deal?
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The quantum is never a good choice.
I'd honestly take a gravity hopper over it, thats basically what it is anyways...
But with the warp, I think it would be able to keep up on short bursts, but you wouldn't be able to do strings.
I'd just buy a vLocity or vLocity Jr. with Gangstar and be done with it, great hoppers. I'm not a Halo fan, and definitely not a Pulse fan (my shells died...) but everyone has their opinion. Halo's/Pulse's are top heavy too IMO.
I'd just go vLocity.
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Now I'm stuck between a DM4 and a Angel Speed (without a barrel or charger), both cost $300.
Help me choose please! I need to make a choice by tomorrow!
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I personally would not recommend the DM4 or the Epiphany.
You can pick up a used Etek at $400 no problem on PBN.
PM5's are around $300, Fusions are dirt cheap and preform very well, PM6/DM5's resale has went down and you can snag an upped PM6 for bout $400 as well. New Quests from Zeypher is going for $399.
Research bro, Theres much more than just the two options you have right now.
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Scott Brothers NC: Boone air conditioner repair, furnace repair and geothermal specialists
There are 4 basic methods how Geothermal or Ground Source Energy Systems tap into this alternative source of energy: 3 systems use a closed loop and one an open loop system.
Closed loop systems circulate a water-based solution through a "loop" of small diameter, underground pipes. In cold weather this solution absorbs heat from the Earth and carries it to the geothermal unit, where the heat is amplified and delivered throughout your house. In warm weather the process is reversed - excess heat is carried from your home and deposited into the Earth, keeping you refreshingly cool during the hottest summer.
Horizontal Loops are often considered when adequate land surface is available. Pipes are placed in trenches, in lengths that range from 100 to 400 feet.
Vertical Loops are the ideal choice when available land surface is limited. Drilling equipment is used to bore small-diameter holes from 75 to 300 feet deep.
Pond (Lake) Loops are very economical to install when a body of water is available, because excavation costs are virtually eliminated. Coils of pipe are simply placed on the bottom of the pond or lake.
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- Impact of extreme hydrological conditions on belowground carbon cycling and redox dynamics in peat soils from a northern temperate fen (2012)
- Peatlands have an important role in the global carbon cycle and constitute the largest pool of carbon stored in terrestrial ecosystems due to their disproportionally high areal soil carbon density. This globally relevant carbon stock is the result of a process mostly initiated after the last glaciation period. A key factor for this long term carbon accumulation is the relative low decomposition of organic matter in these predominantly water logged ecosystems. Hydrological conditions play thus a fundamental role in peatlands and the feedback of carbon cycling in these ecosystems in response to climate change is under debate. Peatlands are important CO2 sinks but also constitute global sources of CH4. The atmospheric exchange and production rates of these greenhouse gases are strongly influenced by the hydrological regime. An increased frequency of extreme meteorological conditions resulting in drying and flooding events is predicted to occur in the future. The major issue regarding the climate change debate at the global scale is how rapid these greenhouse gases are being released to the atmosphere. Despite the general consensus regarding the broad effects of drying and flooding on CO2 and CH4 exchange, belowground processes producing such greenhouse gases and their response to water table dynamics is underrepresented and usually simplified or overgeneralized. Temperature, moisture, oxygen content and nutrient content are among the major environmental controls for organic matter decomposition rates in peat soils. Another important and intrinsic control is peat quality or humification degree of organic matter. The interrelation and relevance of all these factors vary among sites and with hydrological condition in a temporal and spatial scale. This work presents investigations focusing on belowground redox processes aiming to witness the dynamic interrelation of soil physical and chemical (soil gas and pore water chemistry) variables, and evaluates the relevance of some controls of organic matter decomposition during a wide range of hydrological conditions. Most of this work shows information under in situ conditions and complementary laboratory experiments were performed minding the in situ observations. The findings contribute to general knowledge by providing raw data in fen peats under fluctuating and contrasting water table conditions in a relatively high spatiotemporal resolved scale. Dryings led to increased air filled porosity, O2 intrusion, CO2 degassing, inhibition of methanogenesis and renewal of electron acceptors. The opposite trend occurred upon rewetting with pulses of iron and sulphate reduction and delayed methane production to a variable extent. Upon flooding, continued anaerobic conditions stimulated the accumulation of reduced products, methanogenic precursors (acetate and hydrogen) and CH4. The general assumption that the water table directly controls the oxygen content in peat was relativized. This work shows that such relation is greatly influenced by peat physical properties, which partially control the changes in moisture. Based on these findings, the mineral content and the degree of compaction in organic soils can be implemented to more accurately represent the dynamics of aeration in peats upon water table changes. Another general assumption is that drying events, i.e. temporary decline of water table below mean position, lead to increased CO2 production and emission from peat soils to the atmosphere. Such statement was also relativized and must account for the depth distribution of respiration rates in relation to the mean water table of the peat deposit. Based on these findings, the high relative contribution of upper peat layers already exposed above the water table mask the effects of increased CO2 production in deeper peat upon water table drop. Additionally, the role of moisture was shown to be little for aerobic respiration. This work also evaluates the importance of drought severity by accounting for the post drought effects on methane production. More intense and prolonged drying events led to a greater regeneration of electron acceptors in peat soil, which broadly suppressed or limited methane production upon rewetting. This relation was not simple and several factors such as water table position, post drought water table fluctuations, temperature and organic matter content contributed to the recovery of methane production after drying. The provision of substrates by fermentation processes limited peat respiration during shallow water table and drying. In contrast, accumulation of acetate and hydrogen was observed during flooding indicating a decoupling of fermentation from terminal metabolism and favouring the co-occurrence of iron reduction, sulphate reduction and methanogenesis.


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DIY Father's Day Gifts
On the third Sunday of June, we take time to celebrate Dad. Surprise him this year with something other than a necktie. These homemade crafts put a creative twist on classic standbys — you can even repurpose old presents from years past.
By Amy Roberts
Off the Cuff
Classy dads will love to pin together their cuffs with handsome buttons that you've handpicked. (He doesn't need to know that all you did was raid your sewing box and hair accessory drawer to create them.)


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Facing the stairway, this magnificent fresco by Venetian painter Tiepolo. I loved Tiepolo's uniformly muted colors here - painting on wet white plaster will do that... This mural proved more inspiring than the Fragonard show for me.
The colors in all the rooms inspire too.
I know I could have been a spy, preferably for British MI5...
I ordered the "Chardin" salad composee bien sur.
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In handheld applications, fast and smooth cutting is essential to minimize strain on the user. Husqvarna S 1400 Diagrip2 Series is a new range of diamond blades that enable the operator to work efficiently even in heavily reinforced concrete. The S 1400 Diagrip2 Series is a premium-quality range of blades developed for professional users who want top-class performance.
Low active cutting surface with evenly distributed cutting edges and diamond crystals for best performance.
Diagrip2™ is the name of Husqvarna's latest innovation in the tools area. Diagrip2™ is based on the Diagrip™ technology, giving superior performance.
"Easy-fit", a bushel for bore hole expansion. Remove the bushel and you go from a 20.0 to a 25.4 mm bore.
Designed for optimum performance with handheld power cutters and low powered floor saws due to high speeds and stable cutting without vibrations.
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