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Mount Rogers Climber's Log
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|Appalachian Trail
Date Climbed: Apr 18, 1995
|Made the short side hike off the Appalachian Trail during my thru-hike. Very nice.
|Posted Oct 14, 2007 10:50 pm
|Ponies, Yippee!
Date Climbed: May 24, 2003
|We hiked in along the AT and saw quite a few ponies. The summit is uneventful, but the AT shelter was nice along with some very nice views. One of my favorite eastern highpoints!
|Posted Sep 27, 2007 12:22 am
|Perfect Day
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007
|I went with some friends to camp near Thomas Knob. Leaving from Elk Garden later in the afternoon, we hit the summit on the way up. The skies were perfectly clear with views stretching for miles. Once the skies grew dark we watched satellites and meteors from our sleeping bags (we didn't bring any tents). The temperatures got into the lower 30s according to our thermometers. We couldn't have asked for a better day.
|Posted Sep 16, 2007 10:25 pm
|Fun Climb
Date Climbed: Oct 16, 2005
|Did it with a couple of friends. Saw ponies on the way up and on the way down. No view from the actual summit, which lies less than a mile from the AT.
|Posted Sep 15, 2007 11:05 pm
|Happy Thanksgiving
Date Climbed: Nov 27, 1998
|Just getting around to siging my logs. Memorable trip and my first state HP.
|Posted Aug 17, 2007 7:48 pm
|Good trail
|Hiked October, 04 and November, 07 from Massey Gap
|Posted Aug 9, 2007 8:01 pm
|VA High Point
Date Climbed: Oct 20, 1993
|One of the best fall color hikes I've ever done.
|Posted Jul 27, 2007 6:40 pm
|snow camping
Date Climbed: Oct 28, 1999
|This was my first experience of snow camping. We got hit by an unexpected storm and ended up walking around the Grayson Highlands through 6 inches of snow. A couple years later I returned to Rogers via AT section-hiking all the way from Springer.
|Posted Jul 21, 2007 8:29 am
|Perfect weather/fun summit
Date Climbed: May 11, 2007
|Loved this mountain! Beautiful scenery, wild ponies, and a fun scramble up Wilburn Ridge...who could ask for more? We have tons of photos and a complete report of our hike on our website Natural Born Hikers Enjoy.
|Posted May 26, 2007 10:56 am
|good warmup
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2006
|Did this on a south state highpoint tour before heading out west, definately a good warmup hike to stretch those winter legs for the big stuff.
|Posted May 10, 2007 2:53 am
|Roam Around
Date Climbed: Dec 15, 2000
|Only time I've been on Mt. Rogers with good weather!
|Posted May 1, 2007 3:04 pm
|A Cold Spring Day
Date Climbed: Apr 10, 2007
|The top of Mount Rogers was still covered with snow from a recent storm. Please go to http://50summits.blogspot.com for a complete trip report.
|Posted Apr 11, 2007 8:14 pm
|The edge
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2002
|Start of the fourth loop!!;
It was a flash one as we went on a 10 days road travel to bag 12 HP's...
Just ten days after we got back from the last loop!!!
|Posted Mar 14, 2007 3:31 pm
|Nice Hike
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 1998
|It was nice to find a highpoint in the area that didn't have a road to the top. Met lots of thru-hikers throughout the day.
|Posted Mar 5, 2007 3:27 am
|During 1976 AT thru-hike
|Posted Feb 14, 2007 9:26 pm
|Mt. Rogers
Date Climbed: Jan 14, 2007
|Man was it warm. I don't believe that winter will ever come this year. It was 65 degrees and sunny, even though the forecast had called for rain all weekend. I was climbing in a T-shirt for most of the way.
|Posted Jan 15, 2007 12:36 am
|Every weather condition
Date Climbed: Jan 8, 2007
|Had a great trip and saw it all; rain, sleet, snow and sun. See trip report "All She's Got."
|Posted Jan 11, 2007 4:48 am
|Windy and Cloudy
Date Climbed: Dec 23, 2006
|Summitted Mt Rogers from the Massies Gap parking area in Grayson Highland Park. Turned out to be a nice day after the storms blew through. Trip report to follow... Highpoint #5.
|Posted Dec 24, 2006 5:39 am
|from massie gap
Date Climbed: Nov 5, 2006
|nice hike...beautiful autumn day!
|Posted Dec 13, 2006 7:04 pm
|Mt Rogers from AT
Date Climbed: Oct 21, 2006
|Beautiful day. Drove down from CT and did Ebright Azmith on the way home.
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Definitions for currentˈkɜr ənt, ˈkʌr-
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word current
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
cur•rentˈkɜr ənt, ˈkʌr-(adj.)
belonging to the time actually passing; present:
the current month.
generally or commonly used or accepted; prevalent:
current usage in English.
popular; in vogue.
most recent; new:
the current issue of a magazine.
publicly or commonly reported or known:
a rumor that is current.
in circulation, as a coin.
Archaic. running; flowing.
(n.)a flowing; flow, as of a river.
something that flows, as a stream.
the most rapidly moving part of a stream.
a portion of a large body of water or mass of air moving in a certain direction.
the speed at which such flow moves; velocity of flow.
the movement or flow of electric charge, the rate of which is measured in amperes.
Category: Electricity and Magnetism
a general tendency or course.
Origin of current:
1250–1300; ME curraunt < AF < L current-, s. of currēns, prp. of currere to run
Princeton's WordNet
current, electric current(noun)
a flow of electricity through a conductor
"the current was measured in amperes"
current, stream(noun)
a steady flow of a fluid (usually from natural causes)
"the raft floated downstream on the current"; "he felt a stream of air"; "the hose ejected a stream of water"
stream, flow, current(adj)
dominant course (suggestive of running water) of successive events or ideas
"two streams of development run through American history"; "stream of consciousness"; "the flow of thought"; "the current of history"
occurring in or belonging to the present time
"current events"; "the current topic"; "current negotiations"; "current psychoanalytic theories"; "the ship's current position"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
current(adjective)ˈkɜr ənt, ˈkʌr-
happening, used, or existing at this time
the current thinking on the subject; the current president
current(noun)ˈkɜr ənt, ˈkʌr-
a movement of water or air
the ocean's currents; a current of warm air
currentˈkɜr ənt, ˈkʌr-
the flow of electricity
electrical current
The part of a fluid that moves continuously in a certain direction.
The time rate of flow of electric charge.
A tendency or a course of events.
Existing or occurring at the moment.
Generally accepted, used, practiced, or prevalent at the moment.
Origin: From curraunt, from curant (French: courant), present participle of courre, from currere, present active infinitive of curro.
Webster Dictionary
running or moving rapidly
now passing, as time; as, the current month
passing from person to person, or from hand to hand; circulating through the community; generally received; common; as, a current coin; a current report; current history
commonly estimated or acknowledged
fitted for general acceptance or circulation; authentic; passable
a flowing or passing; onward motion. Hence: A body of fluid moving continuously in a certain direction; a stream; esp., the swiftest part of it; as, a current of water or of air; that which resembles a stream in motion; as, a current of electricity
general course; ordinary procedure; progressive and connected movement; as, the current of time, of events, of opinion, etc
The Standard Electrical Dictionary
The adjustment, or effects of a continuous attempt at readjustment of potential difference by a conductor, q. v., connecting two points of different potential. A charged particle or body placed in a field of force tends to move toward the oppositely charged end or portion of the field. If a series of conducting particles or a conducting body are held so as to be unable to move, then the charge of the field tends, as it were, to move through it, and a current results. It is really a redistribution of the field and as long as such redistribution continues a current exists. A current is assumed to flow from a positive to a negative terminal; as in the case of a battery, the current in the outer circuit is assumed to flow from the carbon to the zinc plate, and in the solution to continue from zinc to carbon. As a memoria technica the zinc may be thought of as generating the current delivering it through the solution to the carbon, whence it flows through the wire connecting them. (See Ohm's Law--Maxwell's Theory of Light--Conductor-Intensity.) [Transcriber's note: Supposing electric current to be the motion of positive charge causes no practical difficulty, but the current is actually the (slight) motion of negative electrons.]
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms
A body of water moving in a certain direction and caused by wind and density differences in water. The effects of a current are modified by water depth, underwater topography, basin shape, land masses, and deflection from the earth
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Spoken Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'current' in Spoken Corpus Frequency: #727
Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'current' in Written Corpus Frequency: #1248
Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'current' in Nouns Frequency: #2139
Adjectives Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'current' in Adjectives Frequency: #84
Translations for current
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
(the direction of) a stream of water or air
the current of a river.
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Although the exact origins of the Essex crystal are unknown, the form emerged around the mid 19th century. Dogs, cats, horses and sporting themes were a few of the more featured subjects. The skill and craftsmanship which was necessary to impart such lifelike realism was monumental. These little portrait miniatures are made by employing a series of techniques and steps. Initially, a piece of clear rock crystal is cut en cabochon, i.e. with a rounded and smooth dome shaped front and a flat back.
The motif is then carved in reverse or intaglio into the flat back to create that desired three-dimension trompe l'oeil effect. Next the image is hand- painted in painstaking detail so as to render an amazingly realistic representation. Finally, a thin backing such as mother-of-pearl was used to enhance the image and the crystal inset into a wide array of jewelry ranging from brooches to pendants to buttons.
This is a superb crystal of an English Staffordshire Terrier replete with a wide leather Victorian collar appointed with brass studs and D ring. The noble animal is depicted with lovely markings of red and white coloration and prick or upright ears. Intelligent eyes are focused directly on the viewer, waiting to respond immediately to any command. His indomitable courage, total reliability and highly affectionate nature make a perfect pet. The image is set against the typical mother-of-pearl backing and placed within a 15k yellow gold mounting with twisted rope border. This piece was originally a stickpin and transformed into this magnificent pendant.
Date: Circa 1880.
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Measurements: 1/2 of an inch (1.2 cm) in diameter and 3/16 of an inch (0.4 cm) in width. Weight of 3.9 grams (2.5 dwt).
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Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project benefiting pastoralists in the area
Addis Ababa, 25 January 2014 (WIC) - The Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project, which is underway in Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples National Regional State, is one of the sugar development projects carried out by Sugar Corporation.
The project, which will have five sugar factories when fully completed, covers a total area of 175 hectares of land for its sugarcane plantation.
Lusoru Kuta who is a native of the project area, South Omo Zone, is one of the beneficiaries of the job opportunity created by the project.
He is among the graduate tractor operators, who were trained at Chancho, Ethiopian Roads Authority Training Center, for three months. The training was fully sponsored by Sugar Corporation to benefit local community youths through working in the project.
Lusoru, a father of a son says, "Before I started working in Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project, I was a pastoralist. I spent most of my time moving from place to place to look for water and pasture for my cattle."
After becoming an employee of the Omo Kuraz Sugar Development project, he is now running a settled and a better life. He also pays his younger brother's school fee. According to the custom of his Gnagatom community, owning large number of cattle is a symbol of hard working and wealth. He is now regularly buying cows and oxen to show that he is a hard worker as well as wealthy.
Like Lusoru, Tsehaynesh Yeltona, 28, is among the pastoralist's youths benefiting from the project underway in her local area.
Tsehaynesh, according to the custom of her community, was given to be a wife to a man fourfold older than her when she was 12 years old.
Her parents had received 38 cattle and a Kalashnikov (AK-47 rifle) as a dowry out the marital arrangement of their daughter, Tsehaynesh. However, according to Tsehaynesh, she refused to be married to an old man for which she suffered physical and psychological harassment.
Tsehaynesh who is currently married to another person of her preference is working as a receptionist in the sugar development project site at Salamago District. In fact, she says she is paying back from her salary the dowry that her parents had received from the man she was once supposed to marry.
Besides her personal employment at the Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project, she speaks of the benefits the pastoralist community obtained as a result of coming together through the villagisation program.
"The living style of our society was a scattered one and based on moving from place to place to get water and pasture for cattle. Now, this way of living is transforming to a settled and mixed agriculture. The community has started farming using irrigation facilitated by the project. They get potable water in their village any time they need. This has reduced the load of work for women and saved the time they used to spend to fetch water. They are also happy to get grinding mill in their village," She said.
The Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project has currently, created job opportunity for about ten thousand citizens like that of Lusoru and Tsehaynesh.
General Manager of the Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project, Ato Nuredin Asaro, says besides its main goal which is producing sugar the project is benefiting the pastoralist communities in the project area.
The social institutions and infrastructures built by the project in three villages for the community are indicatives of the commitment of the project to the local community, he said.
"Prior to the construction of the Sugar Factory number one, what the project did was arranging farmland for pastoralists. In addition, in all the three villages, we build social institutions like water facilities for human and cattle, schools, health centers and grinding mills. These all facilities we have done show that we are committed to make the pastoralist community benefit from the project" he adds.
To make the community benefit more from the project for long time, special attention is given to education, the project manager stresses.
"Currently, many children got the chance of education in schools built by the project. Especially, the number of female students enrolled is very encouraging" Ato Nuredin said.
The Corporation's Deputy Director General of Public Organization, Ato Damene Darota, on his part said, the pastoralist community residing in the area were not beneficiaries of any development for long time. The Corporation is working aggressively to fundamentally change the long standing problem in lack of development.
South Omo Zone Administrator Ato Moluka Wubneh says the Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project is bringing bright future for pastoralists living in gloomy situation for a long time.
Pastoralists who reside in villages are benefiting from the social institutions and infrastructures. "In pastoralist areas of our zone, it was difficult to get 20 students in a school. Now in villagization areas, the number of students is increasing dramatically. This shows the success of the villagization," he adds.
The Omo Kuraz Sugar Development Project has from the outset embraced the local community which has an immense significance in achieving its goals in sugar development.
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Being Human Series Premiere Review: A Solid Startby Carissa Pavlica at . Comments
I was anxious about this reboot of Being Human. The British version is currently going into its third season, and, as an avid fan, I wondered how I'd receive a new version of the characters I already know so well.
It turned out not to be so difficult. The most refreshing aspect of the series premiere was the casting of Sam Huntington as Josh. He brings to the character a self-deprecating humor that makes him difficult to resist.
Elsewhere, Sam Whitwer is darker than his British counterpart. Formerly a vampire that had some fun-loving aspects that made him a ladies man, this version has a slightly sinister irresistibly. We all know how some women love a bad boy, and agreeing to a night with Aidan might be your wicked dream come true... or your worst nightmare.The original Sally was a bit more wistful and hopeful than Meaghan Rath's creation. She tries to be cheerful, but you can feel the desperation at having spent the last six months dead and alone, not knowing what to do next. Her business is unfinished and she is afraid if she leaves the house, she may never come back. So she "haunts" the place where she died, although she doesn't know how it happened.
Josh and Aidan work as nurses together at a hospital, and it's not immediately clear how they know about each other's afflictions. I'm not sure it's bought up in casual conversation, so perhaps it is something they can sense in one another, the same way that they can see and interact with Sally. Tired of the fear and lies they live with daily, they decide to combine their efforts in an attempt to be human.
What attracted me at first to the BBC version was that outside of Angel, The Munsters and The Addams Family, there haven't been a lot of shows that portrayed how a monster might want to be human. They are normally glorified, romanticized versions of creatures loving their new fate, or, at the very least, giving into it without much guilt.
The idea at work here is that we are all monsters. We all start our days with a lie. We color our hair, wear makeup, put on perfumes and fancy clothes; all in an attempt to be someone greater than we think we are already. To stand out from the crowd.
Sometimes we take a walk on the wild side, but we can just flush that away by saying, 'hey, I'm only human.' What if you couldn't just easily wash away those monstrous intentions, if the one-off mistakes happened not because of your foolishness but because it has become your very nature? How far would you go to get back your humanity?
Although it basically followed the same script, SyFy's Being Human stands apart from its sister show. If anything, it was tweaked just enough to give us more with which to empathize. Josh could quite easily be one of my best friends, Aidan a guy I'd want to take out for a spin and Sally a confident. It's these characteristics that stand out and will make you want to invest in these lost souls on Being Human. Because, really, are we that different after all?
Carissa Pavlica is the managing editor and staff writer for TV Fanatic. Follow her on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: Being Human, Reviews
I've never seen the British Version (don't care to). I love this series, vampires, werewolves & ghosts, with a great storyline. I love the fact that there is no profanity (especially the F*** word),no nudity, and no raw sex scenes. All that "R"/"X" rated gets so old and distasteful. I also love the Moonlight vampire series, a family that likes the romance and excitement of vampires & super beings. I don't understand why all those get discontinued, I've been told I'd like the True Blood series IF IT DIDN'T HAVE ALL THE profanity, raw sex, etc.............. I've never viewed them and don't care to. I love the twighlight series also, again the immature distastefullness is not there. It is far few & between that I and my friends can find exciting drama's / thrillers/ comedies that are not replusive.
Keep up the good work.
I was pleasantly surprised with this show. I love the UK version but this one was very well done I thought. It keeps the monsters human enough to be characters we are interested in without becoming vampire diaries. If anyhthing this is probably closer to Angel or Supernatural than Vampire diaries or twilight.
If you have ever seen the original British version of Being Human then I think you can agree with me that the American version is complete crap. everything down to the acting, the cast and the story line is by far the worst I have seen in a while. Its vampire diaries and true blood gone retarted. The ghost acts like a valley girl with an IQ of about 75, the vampire looks and acts like he's gay and the werewolf just takes up space in the show. This is quite possibly the worst show on tv and to be honest its a bit embarrassing. Don't waste your time.
Way too much moody staring at the distance.
After watching the real Being Human the US-version seems plastic.
Makers of this crap totally missed the point of the original show which was to bring reality and humanity to the supernatural genre, and replaced it with tacked on pandering bits.
(like the totally irrelevant lesbian relationship of the sister. btw watch Hex to see that angle done right. And bring back that show plase.)
Maybe I'll check back after a few episodes, but my hopes are not high.
The show seems promising enough. While there are distinct similarities between the two versions of the show. It feels more as if the Canadian/American version is a homage set in a similar or perhaps even the same universe with different characters in similar situations. If the show tried to hard to just redo the British version it would not work. I expect some stories will be lifted as the plot moves forward but it seems very obvious Bishop is a very different vampire from Herrick for instance. I think of it kind of like Law and Order UK which reused some stories from the American counterpart but very clearly is another show in the franchise rather then just trying to lift the American show.
im watching it now and so far it is going and so much blood
Looks like they took elements from the original British TV movie backdoor-pilot and the rebooted episode 1. Then they added things to drive up demographics. I will be more impressed wit the US version if they go in their own direction and not just American-ize every episode of the UK version.
I like the being human series because i like vampires and werewolve movies and series.And i really like twilight new moon and Eclipsie lovethe player Edward bella and jacob
It was better than what I thought it will be. No where close to original but it is good as a remake as I don't think a remake is suppose to be better.


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Looks like I'm a spuratic blogger. I have been very busy with work and some days it's all I can do to track my food. I'm going to make this a priority - Blog at least once a week, either Saturday or Sunday, and track my improvements.
We'll see if saying this publicly will give me the boost in momentum I need to achieve this goal!
I am sick as all get out - didn't work out yesterday or today. Pounding headache and coughing up goo. Stepped on the scale and lost 3lbs! Of course, the only thing I'm able to do is drink so that helps. Hope I feel better tomorrow, I need to get back into my routine.
My first goal is to be 200 by Mother's Day and I think I can do that. I am trying the DASH diet and it seems to be working out well for me.
This is my 5th day since I came back and I'm doing well. 20 minutes on the elliptical every day and this morning, I went 1.72 miles! I had been at 1.6. When I got on the scale, I was down 3.4lbs! Not bad! Yes, I know it's water weight, but a loss is a loss.
Looking forward to a good weekend - tomorrow's Friday!
It started with a melt-down. I went to CJ Banks to buy an Easter outfit. I took some clothes into the dressing room and none of them fit well. I had to get the next size up, which made me the same size I was the last time I started SparkPeople. I called my husband and told him we were going to buy the elliptical I had been looking at for several weeks. As I was talking to him, I became overcome with emotion and started to cry. I had worked so hard to lose the weight and then I allowed it to gradually start creeping back up.
I lost 30 pounds 2 years ago and felt wonderful. Now, I am right back where I started. I am getting up at 5:30 every morning and have a play date with my elliptical. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan yet. I am, however, obedient. I have to do this for my own sanity. Now that I have my own workout equipment, I have no excuse.
I will be dedicated again. I will be a lean, mean fighting machine! I will be healthy, happy and wise!
It's working! I know what to do and I'm still doing it! I haven't had a chance to do a real workout in a week. I just found a position as a line cook in a new restaurant and I've been training all week last week, plus still teaching. I go from work to work to home to bed. I haven't been able to track my food because it's so irregular and I don't have 'portions', just a bite of this and a bite of that. Tracking my food is very important to me so I 'm really struggling with it right now.
I timidly stepped on the scale this morning and I still weigh 188.6! I was afraid that I was going to gain quite a bit of weight from this week, trying the food and checking the seasonings as I cook. I've made sure I'm armed with other things to eat as well. While the rest of the kitchen is grazing on the deep-fried fish, chicken strips and fries, I'm eating the salad, the grilled kabobs and the other saut�ed foods.
As I looked at the tempura fish, I knew that wasn't what I wanted. I know that I'm not losing but to me, it's still a positive because I haven't gained, either. I will get a routine and be able to adjust my workout around it but until then, I'm just doing short bursts of cardio when I can and hoping that I can keep my momentum up.
Thank you Sparks Friends for being to encouraging! I find that I want to keep my numbers in line so that I can be a positive influence on someone else and that helps me keep my eating under control, even when it isn't as good as I'd like it to be.


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By MEREDITH KIRTON
Whether or not vampires are repelled by Garlic (Allium sativum) is not so important these days…. it's just about how good it tastes! So don't settle for imported garlic, grow your own flavoursome, organic bulbs and taste the difference.
It's so easy too. Simply get an organically grown knob from your grocer, or order some gloves from a seed supplier like Green Harvest Seeds, and then you're ready to dig. Choose a sunny, well drained position and plant each glove about 15cm apart and push them into the soil about down to your first knuckle joint on your finger. This is traditionally down in the winter solstice and then they are ready to harvest in the summer solstice, but you can tell when they are ready to pull as the leaves start to loose their greeness. They are then ready for hanging undercover where they can dry out and be suitable for storing. Try planting 12 bulbs so you have a knob for each month, more if you really are garlic dependant!
You might also like to try Spanish or Giant Garlic (A. scorodoprasum) which has a dark violet bulb wrapper or Elephant Garlic. The general guide is that the larger the bulb is the subtler the flavour and the smaller the bulb the more intense. Garlic lovers can also try garlic chives, which are ideal for adding that flavour but can be grown in pots or as a border in the garden and don't take up as much room.
There is a very good book too by Penny Woodward called Garlic and Friends. It has recipes for cold treatments, the history of garlic and many other interesting facts with its 248 pages.
Also, all garlic imported to Australia is sprayed with Methyl Bromide, another good reason to grow your own.
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By MANDY SINCLAIR
Keep whole bulbs of garlic in a basket in a cool dark place for up to 2 weeks.
What to do with glut
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Garlic confit
Separate cloves of 3 garlic bulbs. Place unpeeled cloves in a pan with a few sprigs of thyme. Pour over enough olive oil to just cover. Cook on low heat for 40 mins, until garlic softens. Transfer garlic to a sterilized jar and pour over oil. Seal. Store in a refrigerator for up to 1 month.
Use garlic in mayonnaise, on bruschetta, spread over fish, stir through pasta or steamed vegetables. Use the oil in a dressing or to cook chicken in.
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By MANDY SINCLAIR
Chicken & garlic bake
1.5kg whole chicken, cut into 8 pieces
1 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp chopped preserved lemon (see tip)
4 eschalots, peeled
2 bulbs garlic, halved crossways
truss cherry tomatoes
1. Preheat oven to 200C or 180C fan.
2. Place chicken pieces, skin side up in a large baking pan. Rub oil and preserved lemon into chicken skin. Season. Scatter around eschalots and bake for 20 mins.
3. Place garlic bulbs in pan and bake for another 15 mins, until garlic is tender. Add tomatoes and bake for 5 mins, until chicken is cooked through.
4. Divide chicken, eschalot and tomato between serving plates. Squeeze garlic from skin onto chicken. Drizzle with pan juices and serve with green salad.
Serves 4
tip ….
If you don't have preserved lemon substitute with grated rind of 1 lemon.
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We all hope it will be like this when we have our baby.
The picture, however, is not always so perfect. Of course, we all hear about the many loads of laundry we will do with our eyes shut from exhaustion and how many showers we'll take in 30 seconds flat with the door open while our baby screams for attention. And though, to some extent, we are geared to compromise our previous lifestyle, most women find themselves inadequately prepared for the unpredictable adventure they have embarked upon.


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This time last year, all I wanted for Christmas was to keep everyone and everything I have. I don't think Santa heard me or maybe he misunderstood, because we lost my cousin Lisa and one of my best friends died last month. Perhaps I should have been clearer, too. I'd have been very happy to lose some pounds; I guess I didn't really want to keep everything. Even so, it all makes me even more grateful for who and what I still have in my life.
By Mike Walden
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Economists receive much attention at the beginning of a new year. Understandably, people want some insight into how the economy will perform. Of course, no economist can predict every individual's economic outlook. Instead, what we do is try to forecast the general trends in the economy so that households and businesses can make more informed decisions about their personal situations.
Light up your yuletide this season with the Holiday Laser Music Show at Ingram Planetarium in Sunset Beach.
Show time is 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through Jan. 3 at the planetarium at 7625 High Market Street.
The show features colorful laser images displayed on the domed ceiling of the planetarium's SciDome Sky Theater, to the accompaniment of classic holiday music like "Sleigh Ride," "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy," "Winter Wonderland" and "Jingle Bell Rock."
CALABASH—The town of Calabash and the Calabash Community Service Committee will host their fourth annual New Year's Eve public bonfire and celebration starting at 8:30 p.m. next Wednesday, Dec. 31.
Festivities are once again scheduled in the Hurricane Fishing Fleet parking lot at 9975 Nance St. on the Calabash Riverfront.
A hot complimentary meal of ham with scalloped potatoes, clam chowder, green beans, rolls or cornbread and dessert will be served in addition to hot beverages (cocoa, tea, coffee, apple cider).
Sunset Beach police made the following arrests and investigated the following incidents Dec. 8-21. All information is taken directly from department reports.
Dec. 9
Michael Glenn Fulcher, 53, of 1135 Park Road, Unit 3303, charged with assault on a female and communicating threats.
Dec. 11
Breaking and entering, larceny of a television, injury to real property on East Main Street.
'Twas the week of Christmas, and all through Brunswick County, people were wishing for a bountiful bounty.
Not necessarily in material goods, just peace and so forth, and maybe a little snow, except for those who came here from up North.
The yuletide trees had sold out at local lots, and folks shopped local stores until they nearly dropped.
The stores were full, and their shelves were cleaned, of every holiday goody and everything in between.
With Christmas quickly approaching, most folks either have their head wrapped around family gatherings or wrapping presents for the family gatherings. This eventually leads folks to forgetting about the outdoors and how much fun you can have. Whether it's fishing for trout in the skinny backwaters or calling in a drake mallard from your duck blind, the week of Christmas is the perfect time to teach and perform these activities with your family members.
Many of us who live in Brunswick County are from the north. We're from New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin, Ohio, New England, even Minnesota.
Years ago, Gene and I came down on a family vacation and we fell in love with the beaches, the golf, the fishing, restaurants — and the weather.
Historically, the average temperature in this area in January is a high of 55 and a low of 34. Chicago, on the other hand, has an average daily temperature of 31 (January) and New York has an average daily temperature of 39 for the same month.
Many of us who live in Brunswick County are from the north. We're from New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin, Ohio, New England, even Minnesota.
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Bronx residents who live on City Island want to turn their neighborhood into the next DUMBO or Williamsburg and are encouraging artists to move in. NY1's Erin Clarke filed the following report.
After showing his work on City Island about 40 years ago, Ron Terner was sold on the neighborhood: City Island had to be home.
"I thought that this was an amazing place to be, to be able to show my work and live. You have the water, you have the people. I felt very much at home," Terner recalled.
With little money, Terner opened a gallery in a storefront, and while he says it wasn't conventional, he made the space his home.
"I was able to turn the front into the gallery. The middle part was the studio and in the back was where I lived and that made it affordable for me to make a dream come true," he said.
Terner is still living that dream, showing his and the work of others at the Focal Point Gallery. He's no longer living there and has moved the gallery into a larger space, something he couldn't have done without his humble start.
Now, the City Island Chamber of Commerce is inviting other artists to do what Terner did and grow in their neighborhood.
"The gentrification of New York City inspired me to do this. Artists need a place to go. I was talking to realtors in Williamsburg and property owners in Williamsburg and artists are leaving those places because they can't afford to be there any longer," said City Island Chamber of Commerce President Skip Giacco.
And there's no shortage of space. There are several vacant storefronts on the island and real estate agents say are going for good prices. "We trying to kind of change into, I guess like DUMBO or something like that, but DUMBO with the price down here, not up there. You could rent out a storefront for $1,200 to $1,500," said Robert Carmody of AER Property Management.
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Well i have used this setup with T1 gear about a mounth. Finally i can fit all the stuff on this setup on my own 3 mounth char! I also tend actually to use BS to play LvL 4`s but this setup just rocks!
I was able in the T1 version to tank nearly full aggro, and cruise trought the missions with just a cruiser dps support ship. The reason why u can tank pretty well is ur signature is very small compared to the passive shield Myrm. Battleships just don`t deal significant dmg. I have some funny pictures while i was surrounded of 10 Mega Npc at their optimal and unable to kill me ;)
Finally here some statistic:
(3 Mounth char[Skilled for PvP only])
400 dps with drones (800 volley)
615 defence EFT
(Old Char up to)
500+ Dps
700+ Defence
If u get to much aggro just fly away while drones kill most danger, which is Battlecruisers/Frigs. I would not advice u to try play lvl 4 drone missions only if u know what ur doing.
If u like it Tumb it up!
Any comments about this i would like to read :)
If u really want to fly a Myrm with a stronger tank than the passive shield tank while have 100 dps more under ur ass, u can do:
Swapp the CCC I`s for a Aux. Nano Pump I and a Nanobot Accelerator I. Also throw away the Afterburner and get a Cap Recharger II in. U need to turn down one repper for a single cycle because (it won`t run perma with all V`s but close to perma) and its very interresting to mention.
Armor > Shield thx ccp
I could use some help here. When I put this load out in EveHQ I go into the red on CPU and Power Grid. What changes do I have to make in order to use this loadout?
I like this setup and fly something similar. But why do use 2 reps? Wouldn't one rep + damage control II be better? It gets you more effective HP? Or is there something I do not understand correctly? Thanks for any hints
The CCC are large, and Myrmidon's have Medium rig slots so they wont even go on
DOnt like it, use 425 Autocannons or 720mm Artillery. NO cap...Blasters is pointless. especially that you gotta fly a ton to get in range. This makes missions VERY slow. I do not recommend this ship.
PS Just because its a gallente ship, doesnt mean you should use gallente guns. THIS SHIP HAS NO GUN BONUSES!


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Plymouth dog-o-pedics
Woman sews comfy beds for shelters' dogs
PLYMOUTH -- When Patricia Hichborn isn't sewing scraps of rescued fabrics into beds for shelter dogs, she is out searching for more material.
Hichborn, 60, scours Craigslist for hours at a time for factories, stores and individuals who want to unload fleece, canvas and even old swimming pool covers she can cut into squares and sew into plush, waterproof, dog beds. Old couches with "free" signs sitting on curbs are a gold mine for stuffing, she said. "If you see the couches all around town on the side of the road missing their cushions, it's because I've got them," she said.
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Why Apple Is So Despised
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- In some circles, Apple
(AAPL) is roundly despised. Is it because the company makes poor products? Clearly that's not so. Is it because some people don't personally like Apple's executives? It's really hard to dislike someone you've never met.
Is it because some people don't like Tim Cook's execution and vision? Apple's performance and financials are excellent and there's a growing list of successful products he's shepherded to market.
Actually, there's more to the despise thing than meets the eye. I can explain.
Product Complexity
When it comes to creating products that other people use, complexity has its benefits for the creator and for others in its ecosphere. Complexity bestows power, control and financial opportunity.
Apple removes complexity, and that creates havoc in certain circles.
A Great Explanation In an amazing article, "The Complexity Myth," Keith Farnish explains how complexity can maintain the status quo and confer power. Like any important article, it takes its time to develop an important point, so don't be discouraged by his opening. Briefly, here is the end of Farnish's description of the modern television set, with its complex, self-perpetuating infrastructure.
... Everything is interlinked to a certain extent so, in theory, every artifact of Industrial Civilization is as complex as every other. But even taken down to those processes and components that are unique to a particular end-product, like a television set ... there is a level of complexity that would be completely beyond the understanding of anyone not brought up in the Culture of Empire. Actually, it's beyond the understanding of anyone who takes some time to analyse what makes up the things we use in this culture.Here's how that affects Apple.
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