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We took the standard keychain multi-tool and made it better. In addition to stainless steel pliers, wire cutters, a fine edge blade, spring-loaded scissors, flathead screwdriver, crosshead driver, tweezers and file, the Dime includes a unique blade designed to safely cut and score plastic packaging and a bottle opener that is exposed even when the tool is closed. Compact and lightweight, the Dime is the most valuable change you'll find in your pocket.
- Overall Length: 4.25"
- Closed Length: 2.75"
- Weight: 2.2 oz.
- Steel Type: 3Cr13 Stainless
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i was fooling around with this knife and it slice my finger to the bone (my fault I was being careless knife is perfectly safe) and is still sharp enough to carve wood well
I got this tool for Christmas and I immediately fell in love with it. I don't think I've been without it for more than a day or two. Big thumbs up for putting that beer bottle opener on it. That was genius. And the tweezers were a nice touch too.
But today, I was using the pliers to crimp a small wire coupler, and the tensioner piece that holds the pliers locked open or closed, bent. Now the pliers don't work. And it's hard to open and close. I've contacted the warranty repair department, and will be sending it back for replacement.
I've never had to send a Gerber product back, so this is my big test to see what Gerber is really made of. I can understand a product breaking or not meeting mfg specs. It happens. What a company does to honor their word when one of their products fails or doesn't meet intended usage specs is really the true test for me.
I'll let you all know how it goes.
My mom got this for my brother and for christmas, my opens just fine and I use it everyday. Like others said, it can be stiff. My brother's was stiff and the scissors we're literally stuck in the thing. Its a VERY nice tool... just hope you don't get one thats stuck or stiff...
The package opener is stiff but not impossible to open with finger nail, I carry this with me everywhere in my change pocket & use it often, has been very handy on long hikes & camping trips. would buy again if it was in front of me.
Better than the small Swiss Army knife. I use the knife blade most. All blades are adequate... Yes, one is hard to open but I never use it anyway. Just got to remember that the size has its positive as well as negative points. Easy to carry in my pocket. Not too big or bulky. Not an overwhelming blade to use for self defense (ha ha). But usually adequate for most of your needs.
Wouldn't hurt if it included a corkscrew.
Excellent tool. I have the blackout version. Blades are a little stiff but not that you can't safely open them with a fingernail, with use they are getting smoother and easier to open. Scissors are great, package owner is nice and the tweezers are actually nice in a pinch. Bottle opener works well and is great to use to hook to a Key Chain or to run a piece of 550 cord through. The split ring for going on a key chain is weak and really useless. I'll be buying one for my wife and daughter.
Nicely made little tool, very compact and feature packed. The scissors are a bit hard to operate, but cut paper and cardboard nicely. The only negative I can find is the file is very blunt- it's shaped like a nail file but struggles to file even finger nails. My wife saw it and wants one for her hand bag.
Agree with previous reviews, the design is very stiff and difficult to open without an additional tool. Defeats the purpose of having a small multipurpose tool.
I think it is handy as a pocket on a shirt, the Dime and Crucial are all I have ever needed.
this is a nice knife but it i so hard to open the parts they ar very stiff. it was for my brother and he can not open it without a screw driver so mad at this knife. :-1
Nice size. Couldn't get package opener out unless I used my SAR. Very stiff. Blade nice size cut well. Scissors not sharp , had hard time trying to sharpen. Because of 2 unusable not practical devices returned to retailer.. If these were changed and made usable would have no problem re buying. I tend toward Gerber blades on a regular basis.
I but this knife at a price of $50.... but that doesnt matter the thing is that this knife is on eof the best I have ever used in my entire life. I love it its very sharp, strong, and looks well.I recomend to buy it.
i got this as a starter pocket tool and like it very much. i liked the knife at first as it was very sharp, i thought it was a nice blade...until i got the gerber LST:) the file is not really functional it barely files nails. i love the mini tweezers they are a good idea, could be better though. the pliers close really nicely also
the scissors are made well too.
over all it is a nice pocket tool...could do with some improvements though.
nice tool:)!
From this little 4 1/4 inch knife, you would never expect the level of quality. This little thing is great to carry around and use everyday! It is very well designed and I love it! All of the edges are razor sharp. I only hate the difficulty of getting the tools out, but all it needs is a little grease. This is a great key chain tool and for the price, it is a great find! Be prepared to get cut with that razor sharp blade if you are not careful! I have really enjoyed my Dime Green Key Chain knife and hope you do too!
The knife blade is razor-sharp, the pliers, scissors and package-opener work well, but the two file-faces are completely useless. They won't even file fingernails! They look like they've been made badly, with flat lands between the grooves, so no sharp edges at all and feel smooth to the touch. Supplier says they're all like this, so I'm disappointed - I think this is a manufacturing defect.
It has a sandpaper polish finish, so that means you intentionally avoid a better appearance. The movement parts are very stiff. The sharpness on blades are regular aproaching to bad. And If you are talking about these scissors can cut, I totally agree with you. Both, left and right-handed individuals can use it to cut paper, fabric, etc. but I do not mean that. my point is that the right-handed as I can not see the cutting line. The blades are reversed, and I can not get a clean cut. Other multi-tools with scissors including brands like Victorinox, Leatherman, Wenger, are designed for right-handed individuals. It would be very important if a right and left-handed individual of your confidence try to cut a circular shape on paper with this scissors, so you could see with your own eyes what I am talking about. It's exactly what you buy... a China's made crap.
9/10 the Gerber Dime is a very, very small package that packs a huge punch. the regular knife was razor sharp out of the package, the package openers cut through plastic and cardboard like it was paper and the lock up for everything was tight. my 2 cons are: tools are hard to get out and that the wire cutters aren't sharp enough. For the money you can not go wrong. Thinking about getting a few of these.
i love it. so far, my favorite of your micro multi-tools
Really well designed, keychain sized multi-tool. Easily replaced my Leatherman Squirt on my EDC keychain! Stylish, functional and seems very durable for most reasonable uses. PLUS the Scissors, Knife and Retail Package Opener came razor sharp! A++
Strongly recommend it for everyday carry or survival tins because its is compact useful and cheap enough for that great quality.
Love the design, and the retail package cutter worked really well (hate those plastic packages). The knife blade wasn't able to cut into the plastic package very well and is a little small. The scissors are small and it took me a while to cut a long piece of paper..even just shredded it a few times. The scissors may just be intended for strings on your clothing
Your knives are crap I have returned each one because they break! Your blade broke off opening up a plastic outlet cover "plastic" Never again
Oooo love this!!
Knife is not as sharp as I would like to see and the scissors are not as good as only other Gerber Multitool. They have trouble cutting 550 7 Strand Paracord. However as a keychain tool this tool has a well constructed feel and works well in everyday situations. I love mine. I have the black one and it looks great on a keychain.


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I posted about this in the other LB thread. I didn't like Bradley, didn't want him, and still think he sucks. But...
That play was not his fault. We were in a Cover 2 basic Vanilla look. The OLinemen disengaged and the RB turned for a screen, both Bradley and WW jumped the screen. The play is designed for the TE to sit and wait, if the LBs flow to him the screen is a big play, if they leave him unattended he has an easy catch. We were in a basic look, there wasn't man coverage on the TE, Bradley also sits in a soft zone and let's the play develop.
It's a damn if you do damn if you don't play. If he jumps the TE, the RB has a convoy leading him down the field verse DBs. If he jumps the RB as he did, then the TE is open underneath our Safeties playing in Cover 2.
As much as many don't want to believe or acknowledge, coaches want tape of how players would react, hence the basic Vanilla D.
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DH and I just waved off 2 adult sons who came to stay for a weekend. It was a very relaxing time but only late last night did we learn a few things. Yes we knew what one son did for a job of course we did! Didn't we? I started to ask question about his work, l was amazed at just what was involved in how he earns a living . I said I have enjoyed hearing all about that. His reply was he didn't think we'd want to know the details?
He also told us that his brother had big concerns over HIS job coming to an an end soon and what would he then do? I asked DS2 about it? Yes that's so but he didn't want to worry us.! We can't be protected for ever and do need to know things that affect our family members lives. I am so glad I stated asking questions. I listened and I learnt. I must try that more often Ree
What an important letter P is.
There is PLANNING. I do a lot of that.
Along with PREPARATION. I need to prepare food in advance so there's no last minute
what can I eat times.
There's PERSEVERANCE. I certainly need that when PROGRESS is so slow.
Then I need PATIENCE and PERSISTENCE.
My PALS on Sparks PEOPLE help me to cope.
Eventually there will be PLEASURE when I reach my target.
So I say thanks to P's and ask PLEASE carry on helping me Ree


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Hello Everyone! I am thinking of traveling to NC to scope out a new place to live. I want to be in a city where I can walk to most destinations, but yet I would like to ensure that I am in a safe neighborhood. I feel that charlotte may be a bit too congested with traffic, I am moving from North Jersey so I don't want to move somewhere too similar to NY, but I do definitely want to be in a medium-large size city. I was thinking of Greenville? Any suggestions?
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Believe me, there isn't much of anyplace in NC that is "like North Jersey."
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How about Asheville!
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Hard to know without knowing more of your tastes. How do you like to spend free time? What sort of career are you putting together? In any case, there's NOWHERE that you'd find similar to NY. Our "medium sized cities" are like your moderate suburbs.
Greenville is very small compared to the 3 largest areas, which I'll talk about. You may feel somewhat isolated and frustrated by limitations of local economy.
Asheville is lovely - mountain context, very strong on arts/crafts, outdoors stuff, and independent spirits, but it's small. Downsides are distance from anything else, rising level of wealthy retirees. It won't look much like a city to you, though. Mixture of liberal and conservative populations. You can walk a lot downtown, but need a car to survive -- airport connections are rough.
Charlotte is much more city-like but it'll still look fairly small to your eyes - some very walkable areas, but still need a car to survive. Heavy on commerce, banking, etc., but also some hardcore-country tastes in entertainment and lifestyle - NASCAR nearby rules, a fair amount of outdoors stuff, etc. Decent health and educ. resources, though not like the Triangle. At present, some good connections at CLT airport. Probably more conservative than Asheville, but they aren't really comparable areas - artsy-country vs. urban business with country tinge.
Triangle = Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill. Durham and Chapel Hill are college "towns" - but sharp contrast between the two re: demography, wealth, politics. Raleigh isn't as urbanized as Charlotte (which isn't that much to begin with compared to what you're used to) but has most lively commercial activity - spread out around the beltline as well as downtown.
The combination of all three provides some special resources that may appeal to you at this time of life. Lots of student presence thanks to all the univs., good sports, some culture (not like NYC but if that's not your thing....). Very good health and educ. resources. Again, you can find walkable neighborhoods but you won't survive without a car, no matter where you live. Airport is improving and many connections are as good as or better than CLT, although that stuff changes daily. Diverse political profile but remember it's a conservative state and getting more so. If that matters to you either way, you should know that.
If you don't need an area as large as those three areas, seriously consider Wilmington. It's pretty, old-ish, has water and nearby beach but its own economy. UNC Wilmington plus the vacation economy mean that the workforce is young, but the economy is fairly strong. Downside - the occasional hurricane
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Depends on your occupation, as the first question should be "how I . Asheville and Wilmington would be great if you can support yourself there. Wilmington is somewhat more distant than the others so airport connections would seem to me to be a problem.
If you need to be in a "real city" then Charlotte's the choice.
Triangle area would be great if you're into a college atmosphere and have a technology background.
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Oops--activation of submit button caught me editing. First line should be "Depends on your occupation, as the first question should be "How am I/we going to earn a living?"
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dwd is right. Smaller towns like Asheville are nice, but the jobs that pay well will be in larger cities (and both Durham and Raleigh are sizable cities, not college towns - Duke's campus is an enclave within Durham and a self-contained oasis separate from the main city, NC State is more integrated within Raleigh but 34K students can easily be lost in a 400K person city more easily than 15K students in 50K Charlottesville, VA).
And this will be nearly impossible: "I want to be in a city where I can walk to most destinations." You'll be in the South, which means you will need a car, period.
Southerners don't pile on top of each other like Northerners. Charlotte's land mass is about 298 square miles compared to NYC's 302 - 9% of the population on 98.5% of the land. Similarly, Raleigh has 400K people and is physically larger than Philly.
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Thanks Everyone, I really appreciate the input. Gmoney, I considered Ashville, but I think it is too small, and I want to be able to meet people and like I mentioned I want to be in a walkable community. I do plan on having a car, I cant imagine not. The career I am pursuing is Counseling Psychology, I plan on doing therapy with families and children with mental health issues, (like a phyciatrist, but I can not prescribe meds). I also have a background in sales & admin, so I hopefully will not have trouble finding a job. Also I plan on finding on before I move if possible. AS for Raleigh , charlotte and Greenville, It seems like everyone has mixed reviews. I definitely want to be able to walk to local places like grocery stores, restaurants and shops. I am almost 30 so I do not nessasairly want to be around all students, I would preferto be around young professionals, but not that young !I am very into health and fitness, so an area with a selection of gyms, grocery stores, shops would be ideal. As I am aware there is not one perfect place, but I am just trying to get a feel before I visit. Is there a bigger downtown in any of the three cities I mentioned above?
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If you want to be around young professionals, then you need to go where young professionals and probably need to broaden your horizons as possibilities. Check and see what the average age and average educational level is for cities you are considering.
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Hit the wrong button Places like Greeville, SC and Greensbro, NC are in the top ten of the highest average age of Americans. Places like Boston, Denver, San Franciso are in the top ten of the youngest. Those cities are also in the top ten for highest educated along with the triangle in NC. If wanting to walk to services you might check the rates of those cities towards bicyclists. That will give some clue as to the non-vehicular attitude of the cities. And, more importantly, you need to spend some serious vacation time in cities you are considering. Now I can hit the send button
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Charlotte certainly has plenty of young professionals and if you choose your area, you can walk to "stuff". The University area is growing, as is Ballantyne. The downtown area/South End also.
YOu also need to consider organizations that put you in touch with that demographic, and in Charlotte it could be gyms--or churches, as in much of the South. Seen it happen with my own eyes!!
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Raleigh is certainly heavy on the young-professional demographic. Cary is too but tends to be on the beginning-family end of it. Both have plenty of opportunity for counselors.
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Check out Wilmington. Walkable downtown. UNCW is there so lots of young people. Minutes from the beach, but the city itself didn't feel like a beach town.
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FMDEN, I defin. want to be in NC, I hear great things about the state and I need to be in a warmer climate, I also have some family in Wake forest. They moved there with their kids and are very happy there, which is part of the reason why I am so inspired to move. Also why I am inquiring on this blog, I was hoping to get advice from locals... I just hear so many mixed reviews, What exactly is the Triad? I hear that it is a decent sized city,,, is that better than Raleigh? I think I am ruling Charlotte off the list at this point. I hear its very congested, although I want to be in a city I don't want to sit in a ton of traffic every time I need to drive somewhere.
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Triad = Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem. Not to be confused with Triangle (Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill, which are the 3 corners and Research Triangle Park in the middle, with Cary just to the west of Raleigh.
Dani23, there's no substitute for visiting. All those reviews and opinions - including those here -- are personal and subjective and depend on taste and needs. Difficult to say A is "better than" B (Triad is better than Raleigh?), esp. when they really aren't easily compared. Hearing that Charlotte is congested could refer to traffic on the highways around and through it or could refer to downtown density -- you'd have to see. You are used to a level of congestion you'll just never see down here. As a rule, you end up sitting in "a ton of traffic" only at rush hours on weekdays and maybe on Fri. and Sun. afternoons in the summer when people are going to and from the beach.
Recommend you take the time to poke around and explore. People love where they live, generally so Greensboro people will think you'd like there better than Raleigh and Wilmington people think you'd like there better than Charlotte.... you just have to see for yourself before you jump.
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My first husband lives and works in the Triad area and has for over 20 years and loves it.
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There is much to love about many many parts of NC. As someone wisely said above, you just have to look for yourself and decide what "suits". Personally, I find Raleigh more congested than Charlotte--but it IS the time of day, and the route you are travelling either place, IMO.
The healthcare systems in the large cities are outstanding because of the medical schools, and Carolinas Healthcare System based in Charlotte which is, I believe in the top 5 largest in the country.
A place no one has stressed is Winston Salem--it is a lovely smallish to mid-size city with a LOT of corporate support (BB&T Bank among others).
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If you "definitely want to be in NC" you can take Greenville off your list as it is in SC. Unless you're talking about the college town of Greenville, NC which I'm not sure anyone would recommend relocating to.
As for Charlotte, commuting into and out of the city can certainly be congested, but if you live in an in-town neighborhood like I do, you never see any of that congestion.
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You have probably noticed that some people are boosters of their own city, which is nice, but no need to try to put down other cities to do that.
Size of medical programs, again, isn't the same as comparing apples-to-apples, and unless you really know the ins and outs of specialties, outreach, etc.,, just be assured that it's quite good in both Charlotte and in the Triangle (Duke, UNC, and Wake system).
Whatever else is true, it's a lovely state from the point of view of natural beauty, and it sounds like you'll enjoy getting to know everything from the mountains, from north to south (or vice versa), to the middle piedmont to the coast.
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Yes as many of you have stated I need to see for myself, this is something that I do plan on doing in the near future, but I still enjoy hearing everyone's opinions. As I have mentioned I do want to live in a downtown area, being that I would like to have shops, and restaurants I can walk to. Raleigh is def. one of my top choices, but more recently I have been looking into Wilmington as well, it is a little further then I wanted to go, but seems like it have a lot to offer. I compared demographics with Raleigh and they appear to be very similar density wise... any opinions on that? are the housing/ rental costs higher there because of the beach/ tourists?
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For what it's worth, Louis Black lived in the downtown area of Chapel Hill for a year or two to write a book, and he walked from his apartment to Franklin St. area for food, coffee, etc. It's not urban, per se, and gets very student-y sometimes, but thought I'd mention it.
You compared density demographics of Raleigh with which? Wilmington? Wilmington has an older "flavor" than Raleigh with a true sense of a smallish but historic downtown with population concentration in a more traditional pattern. Frankly, many people aren't sure there's all much of a "downtown" in Raleigh, esp. at night, despite earnest efforts to revive it and the concert venues, etc. But there are walkable neighborhoods elsewhere in Raleigh (see above or ask more Raleigh-resident questions.)
I haven't priced or compared housing, but I would be quite surprised if Raleigh housing wasn't a fair amount more expensive than Wilmington.
Let me qualify much of what I've observed by saying I grew up in the north (northeast) and had an idea of what a town is and what a city is, in terms of looks and clustering of shops, etc. The southern cities do tend to sprawl more, and some are much younger than others, so they look less like historically older small cities than the older ones re: development and commercial centers. Wilmington's downtown/riverside area is older and will look a little more familiar to you, maybe -- but it's not large at all by northeastern standards. (Re: tourism - it's busier in the summer of course, but the 'season' is much longer, more drawn out because the weather is good enough for visiting all but a few months.)
Good luck. Will be interested to hear how the NC places you visit strike you. Am thinking you should try to include Asheville and Charlotte, too, even so, just for comparison. You might surprise yourself re: your assumptions.
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I have lived in the Triangle since 1975, and while I don't visit Wilmington very often I was there last November, and I can't imagine anyone considering it comparable to Raleigh. Nor can I imagine anyone planning to live in the Triangle, the Triad or, probably, Charlotte and walk to restaurants and shopping. It is true that there are now (since a bunch of condos have been built) places in Raleigh where you can live and walk to restaurants, but grocery stores, not so much.
A couple of considerations I haven't seen mentioned on this thread. One: summer heat. You will not WANT to walk anywhere when the temps are in the high nineties and the humidity matches. I am seriously considering moving partly so I can escape the summers - I didn't mind so much when I was working as I was indoors with the AC anyway, but now it seems like a waste of the summer. Second: we recently acquired a very right-wing state government. Thanks to gerrymandering, they are likely to stay in office for a while.
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Jimmie Walker .... James "J.J." Evans, Jr
Esther Rolle .... Florida Evans
John Amos .... James Evans
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Ralph Carter .... Michael Evans
Janet DuBois .... Willona Woods
Janet Jackson .... Penny Woods
Johnny Brown .... Nathan Bookman
Ben Powers .... Keith
Moses Gunn .... Carl
The Good Times TV show was a "spin-off" of the series, "Maude". Maude had also been a "spin-off" of the series, "All In The Family".
Before the next season of the Good Times TV show began, Esther Rolle pretended to be ill so she could leave the Good Times cast. In truth, she was upset over the way that Jimmy Walker's "jive-talking", womanizing and dishonest character (on screen) had become such a bad role model for black youth. The Good Times' writers explained her absence by saying that her new husband had developed cancer and they had moved to the South where the weather would better suit his condition.
Jimmy Walker, in his role as "J.J." was responsible for the catch phrase, "Dy-No-Mite", which became commonly used by the public when something really good happened.
Then, at the beginning of Good Time's sixth season, Esther Rolle reappeared on Good Times, back with her children and without her husband. No reason was ever given for his absence!
Good Times was canceled due to low ratings in December of 1978 and the "final" episode aired on January 3rd of 1979. Then in May, the network decided to air the final nine episodes which had already been taped and the Good Times TV show truly ended.
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Cut door into front of birdhouse by first marking door lines with ruler and pencil.
Carefully using craft knife, cut along pattern lines. It may take several passes with the craft knife to cut completely through the wood.
Use pliers to pull away the cut piece. If needed, use craft knife to straighten any cut edges.
Glue two layers of brown bag together with Aleene's Tacky Glue. Use squeegee to smooth the glue when applying. Smooth glued layers together with finger tips or brayer.
While the glue is still wet, to add texture to brown bag, lightly score paper with nail, running in a vertical pattern to replicate the effect of wood grain.
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Create doors in same manner but wait to glue them in place until the entire outside of house is painted.
To paint shadows, slightly thin black paint with water. Apply paint using cut edges as guide. If desired, create additional cross "cuts" by painting black lines where desired.
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King Lear (Quarto 1, 1608)
The Historie of King Lear.
2236Doe as I bid thee, or rather doe thy pleasure,
2237Aboue the rest, be gon.
2238Old man. Ile bring him the best parrell that I haue
2239Come on't what will.
2240Glost. Sirrah naked fellow.
2241Edg. Poore Toms a cold, I cannot dance it farther.
2242Glost. Come hither fellow.
2244Edg. Blesse thy sweete eyes, they bleed.
2245Glost. Knowst thou the way to Douer?
2246Edg. Both stile and gate, horse-way, and foot-path,
2247Poore Tom hath beene scard out of his good wits,
Blesse 2248the good man from the foule fiend,
2248.1Fiue fiends haue beene in poore Tom at once,
2248.2Of lust, as Obidicut, Hobbididence Prince of dumbnes,
2248.3Mahu of stealing, Modo of murder, Stiberdigebit of
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.5And waiting women, so, blesse thee maister.
2249Glost. Here take this purse, thou whome the heauens
The happier, heauens deale so still,
2252Let the superfluous and lust-dieted man
2253That stands your ordinance, that will not see
2254Because he does not feele, feele your power quickly,
2255So distribution should vnder excesse,
2256And each man haue enough, dost thou know Douer?
2257Edg. I master.
2258Glost. There is a cliffe whose high & bending head
2259Lookes firmely in the confined deepe,
2260Bring me but to the very brimme of it
2261And ile repaire the misery thou dost beare
2262With something rich about me,
From that place 2263I shal no leading need.
Enter Gonorill and Bastard.
2268Gon. Welcome my Lord, I maruaile our mild husband
2269Not met vs on the way, now wher's your maister?
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Here's the entertainment schedule for the main stage at Taste of Orland Park:
5 to 7:30 p.m. - The Neverly Brothers
8:30 to 11 p.m. - Mason Rivers
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4:30 to 7 p.m. - BBI
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7 to 9 p.m. - American English
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Preparations were underway Thursday afternoon for the annual Taste of Orland Park, which will be held Friday through Sunday at the Village Center.
Workers were setting up the main stage Thursday afternoon in preparation for the bands that will play during the event, and rows of tents were set up along the parking lot at the Village Center, 14700 Ravinia Ave., for the restaurants that will be participating.
The Taste is one the village's two biggest summer festivals (Orland Days being the other), and it drew about 35,000 people last summer.
Those attending this weekend will be able to sample food from 20 different Orland Park restaurants while enjoying musical entertainment from a variety of bands — highlighted by the popular Beatles cover band, American English, which will conclude the Taste on Sunday night.
The Taste also will feature Orland Park's Got Talent, an amateur competition involving village residents in which those at the festival can vote for their favorite performers. Another attraction is Kids Day, which will be from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Jehovah-shammah is a Christian transliteration of the Hebrew יְהוָה שָׁמָּה meaning "Jehovah is there", the name given to the city in Ezekiel's vision in Ezekiel 48:35. These are the final words of the Book of Ezekiel. The first word of the phrase is the tetragrammaton יהוה. Jehovah is a Christian anglicized vocalization of this name.
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In the vision of restoration seen in the Book of Ezekiel in chapters 40 to 48, the city is depicted as square (4,500 long cubits to a side [2,331 m; 7,650 ft]) and as having 12 gates, each bearing the name of one of the tribes of Israel. (Eze 48:15,16,31-34) The visionary city of Ezekiel's prophecy is to belong to "all the house of Israel". (Eze 45:6) The name "Jehovah-shammah", or "Jehovah is there", would signify a representational presence of God.
Easton's Bible Dictionary identifies the city in Ezekiel's vision as Jerusalem, and as a type of the gospel Church.[1]
Commentaries such as that of Matthew Henry draw attention to the similarities of the vision of the holy city, the new Jerusalem, in the closing chapters of the Christian Bible, Revelation 21-22; these include the square plan, the twelve gates, and the presence of God.[2] Jehovah-Shammah is therefore understood not merely as a name but as a description of the future reality.[3]
Charles Spurgeon preached his New Year sermon in 1891 on this text in Ezekiel, declaring:[4]
It is esteemed by the prophet to be the highest blessing that could come upon a city that its name should be, JEHOVAH-SHAMMAH, The Lord is there.
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Hello friends - welcome to my world of music!
These days I´m spending and playing with trumpeter Matthias Schriefl and bansuri maestro Amith Nadig in beautiful Rabat / Morocco. Our final concert will be Oct 14th at the Royal Library.
On sep 20th I´ve had the honour performing with Aynur & the NDR Bigband at the fantastic Morgenland Festival in Osnabrück. Kurdish traditional music, arranged by Wolf Kerschek for large band!
In the beginning of August we´ve celebrated our first international summer festival at The Center of Music, Culture & Health in the Karkonosze Mountains: More than 80 participants from all over the world, yoga, music sessions, forest, waterfalls, fire, sun and the full moon accompanied us throughout those magical days! There will be a video and photo documentation about it soon - stay tuned!
Another personal highlight at the Cologne Philharmonic:
A few weeks ago I was honoured to perform solo, and with different small groups and host a Global Dance Kulture Party afterwards. Please view the official link for more info.
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A few weeks ago, it was already 28 degrees celsius in the sun; on tour with my brothers from New York - Petros Klampanis (bass & voc) and Gilad Hekselman (guitar)... watch our last gig from Girona that week: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/44982658
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How To Remove Any Scuff,scratch From Bike
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Peter Smart: Your lady's gonna kick your ass when you use up all her Varnish remover on
your bike!
Abdullah Shahid: You remove black colour
Wayne Chester: The unsightly paint chips sort of make a nonsence of this. You got a seperate vid for taking care of those?
Jeremy Remele: Your hearts in the right place man
Mora Zymik: why did u put scratches in the title lol it dosent remove scratches
Brannon Dungan: The yellow stuff is most likely primer.
nova starks: nice it worked
Daniel Oliveira: ur such a big help
Legitgaming720: Won't work for me
Isaiah Hamel: What hub guard did you/do you use on your premium stinger
Brian Bastida: Yo thanks bro
Dual Videos: my freaking mom is an idiot and says it freakin smells and gets people sick
manish rai: does this work on alliminium
Andrew Gayhart: It is a paint remover
jacko edits: middle finger up haha
Skeleton Peterson: Do u have any methods on covering up scratches
Dylan Patton: Is that a fit inman 3? i need to find out which hub guard fits...
logan spencer: Wd-40 works very well for this too
Joe Guzman: ur amazing dude thanks alot u make the best tutorials out there !
mainly_pro: This really helped
tyler angrionion: Smart guy! Good job man
Alejandro Barraza: I'm about to try it
skatebros2013: Mr clean magic erasers are great
Many100videos: thanks man it work two, and i subscribe hank keep it up it work hahah
epicbmxedit: depends on the colors on your bike
isnowyazn: And the acetone will smell so make sure of your surroundings! My mom whopped my ass the last time. xD
consolcracker: I just got my bmx what trick should i learn first ?
Abraham O: magic, thanx a lot
hugh bmx: nice looks like it works
epicbmxedit: not going for those yet
epicbmxedit: red wall tires are usually dark red it wont look good on my bike
joe talento: Yo great thanks man i watch all your vids and imma subscribe i wanna get that hub but i wasnt sure bc of the hollow axle lol i live in new york maybe we can ride someday
Zach Who Is Tall: Be careful with the acetone in nail polish remover, it will eat paint away.
Paal-Erik Thelle-Barbeau: matter of fact, i do agree with you there
Kahvisuodatinpussi: But what about the scratches on the painting ????
Raymond Ramos: thanks actually works
Cam HarrisonBMX: no nail varnish
ImAethrHD: Why the fck does this nigga have nail polish :/
epicbmxedit: no i was doing horrible with the tip u gave me ur not suppose to go at an angle at all my friend at the skate park told me the right way to do it and i got it my third try tutorial will be up tomo
Mendoza3126: Idk why but for me it took off some paint
Alejandro Barraza: It work bro
Cam HarrisonBMX: ok thanks mate
DigitalKi11er911: if u have a all black bike no one gives as crap if its dirty or not, just ignore it...
Cam HarrisonBMX: do u recommend any brands
Raul Rico: Do a tutorial on ice picks
epicbmxedit: its red not pink
niko99s: you should learn smiths
epicbmxedit: my iphone 4s
FizzlePrime: @epicbmxedit can u message me need to your help?
Alex Bolek: Thanks though i did it on my bike and worked really good
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