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- Supra Awsome (whole new level of awesome) If i could I would have chosen a 6 or 7 out of the 5 because this gun is amazingly awesome to the max! It shoots perfectly straight across 2 backyards. It's a bit off track just a tad bit just right out of the box with .20 gram high polished bb's, it's grip is like no other (similar to a females body curves), it's weight is pretty good and is not too light or heavy, the magazine is real heavy so gravity is going to be pulling that clip down fast at an acceleration of negative 9.81 meters per second squared (yeah i'm in Pre-Advanced Placement Physics) so make sure you are able to catch it before it hits the ground. Reloading the magazine might be a little tricky at first but you will get used to it because there is a button at the bottom back of the clip that releases the spring when it is pulled all the way down. Try not to release the clip from the gun with bb's still in it because it has a habit of letting 1 slip out and it WILL do that so make sure to shake the gun (I suggest doing a couple of jumping-jacks) to get the the bb out so the second clip won't get stuck when you trying to reload. This gun is also great because it has an adjustable hop-up system AND adjustable rear sights. The list up there may say there is no open port but there is just a small opening that allows you to see the bb being chambered. The safety feature does not only keep it from firing but it also locks the slide from moving back. The slide itself is pretty smooth. Oh and also the trigger is a little loose when you start to pull it but then it gets hard and requires a good pull. Other than nothing being completely wrong with this gun, I suggest that you buy this weapon of mass destruction! Ahhhhh hahahaha (I hear the navy sniper used this gun to blow a hole through Bin Ladin's head!!!) Good Hunting
- Great Gun!This gun is a very nice gun for anyone who just wants a nice, solid pistol that is accurate ad has a nice fps. I LOVE the fact that the gun is all metal, because if you are in a war and you drop it a couple times, the gun will function perfectly. My gun has survived a 15 foot fall of of my deck.It is easy to load and the gun is over-all a amazing weapon, and probably one of my favorites at Shorty`s! You need this Gun!!!

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I love crispy and crunchy snacks like chips, popcorn, nuts, crackers - these are the kind of things that I eat in moderate portions for my between-meal munching. Ever a fan of cheese-flavored crunchies, I decided to pick up a bag of Genisoy Crispy Dippers White Cheddar after I made some onion dip - after all, they looked to be the perfect scoop.
I was surprised at how large each crisp was - at least 1.5 inches long. Every crisp is curved to a varying degree, making some scoopers and others dippers. The texture is light, airy, and crunchy, similar to a rice cake or puffed Cheetos. The flavor is a surprisingly sharp white cheddar flavor, far more like a real cheese than the aforementioned orange Cheetos. I was also pleasantly surprised to see that only a couple were broken. My only complaint about these is that after I ate them, I experienced a "beany soy" aftertaste, which wasn't terrible, but certainly off-putting.
One serving of Genisoy Crispy Dippers White Cheddar (1 ounce, or about 12 crisps), contains 120 calories, 2.5 grams of total fat (4% of the daily value), no saturated or trans fat, 11% of the daily value for sodium (270 mg), 7 grams protein and 16 grams of carbohydrates which includes 2 grams of fiber and 1 gram of sugar.
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My eyes are crossing.
My Twitter feed is exploding with tweets about people who I've really, totally never heard of and their arbitration deals. I mean, why did nobody warn me that today is The Ultimate Arbitration Day? A little warning would have softened the blow and I would have done a cucumber treatment on my eyes last night in preparation for the exploding Twitter feed thing.
I had a dream last night that the Rangers re-signed Bengie Molina and it made me wonder if there's any news on him. Google News search ensues. No news. In the dream I was also stumbling across the field at AT&T Park, which was made out of that bizarre springy material they have on playgrounds, in these nightmarishly high shoes. Yeah. Bengie being re-signed was the only nice part of the dream.
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ATTICA, Ohio (Thursday, June 15, 2006) - Besides the great racing action at Attica Raceway Park Friday, June 16, fans will benefit from many great give-aways.
There will be four divisions in competition on East of Chicago Pizza/Strawberry Hill Farm Market Night, including the winged 410 sprints, 305 sprints, limited late models and dirt trucks.
Children ages 10 and under have a chance at winning a new bike thanks to the crew on Super Dave Harrison's #10 Crown Battery sprinter.
Burger King will supply Frisbees (TM) that will be autographed by drivers and will be tossed into the stands. There will also be many t-shirt's distributed throughout the stands.
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Release Date: Thursday, June 27, 2013
Charleston, W.Va. – The University of Charleston Riverfront Lawn will transform into the yellow brick road on Saturday, July 13, as UC hosts a free showing of "Oz the Great and Powerful" beginning at 9 p.m.
Residents of the Kanawha Valley and beyond are invited to bring their blankets and lawn chairs to take in this new Disney classic, which will be shown on the UC Riverfront Lawn closest to Eddie King Gym. Traditional movie drinks and snacks will be available for purchase at event.
The University is hosting the movie night as part of the Charleston Convention & Visitors Bureau's "Gateway to the Jamboree" initiative, which has coordinated several activities around the city to welcome visitors attending the Boy Scouts of America National Scout Jamboree. A complete list of activities can be found here: charlestonwv.com/boy-scouts.aspx
"Oz the Great and Powerful" is based on the story of Oscar Diggs (James Franco), a small-time circus magician with dubious ethics, is hurled away from dusty Kansas to the vibrant Land of Oz. At first he thinks he's hit the jackpot-fame and fortune are his for the taking. That all changes, however, when he meets three witches, Theodora (Mila Kunis), Evanora (Rachel Weisz), and Glinda (Michelle Williams), who are not convinced he is the great wizard everyone's been expecting. Reluctantly drawn into the epic problems facing the Land of Oz and its inhabitants, Oscar must find out who is good and who is evil before it is too late. Putting his magical arts to use through illusion, ingenuity -and even a bit of wizardry- Oscar transforms himself not only into the great and powerful Wizard of Oz but into a better man as well.
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Donna K. Luper, 57, of Avon, IL passed away Monday July 28, 2014, 10:15 am in Galesburg, IL.
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Patricia J. "Pat" Johnson, 69, of Galva, passed away at 7:39 PM, Sunday, July 27, 2014 at OSF St. Francis Medical Center in Peoria.
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Debra Kay Hazelbower, 60 of Altona, Illinois died at 10:03 P.M. on Saturday, July 26, 2014 at OSF Richard L. Owens Hospice Home, Peoria, Illinois.
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Grim Facade: A Wealth of Betrayal Collector's Edition
You've been hired for your most difficult case – stopping the fearsome figure of a headless knight, bent on terrorizing the city. The sweet Rosa Ramirez is said to have stolen his sword in order to unleash his angry spirit – but could there be something more mysterious happening in this beautiful Spanish village? Follow the clues that lead to Rosa's disappearance – and discover the dark secret behind the infamous Fire Knight - before it's too late!
This is a special Collector's Edition release full of exclusive extras you won't find in the standard version. As a bonus, Collector's Edition purchases count toward three stamps on your Monthly Game Club Punch Card!
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Hi Everyone, I've been a member of CM off and on for many years now, but have just recently been keeping up with the Forums. My Godfather is 82 and has been on oxygen for about 6 months now, and now he is still finding it hard to breath even on oxygen. We almost lost him today because the oxygen was hooked up wrong and he passed out. I know he is very scared. Please pray for him and for his wife of over 50 years. Thanks.


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noun \ˈskwer\: a four-sided shape that is made up of four straight sides that are the same length and that has four right angles
: any of the squares on a board for playing games (such as chess and checkers)
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adjective: shaped like a square : having four straight sides that are the same length and four right angles at each corner
: forming a right angle
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Not only does it give the pitcher full protection, but the A-Screen is also extremely portable and easy to use. he A-Screen Softball is a portable pitching screen, designed to give the pitcher ULTIMATE protection.
The A-Screen Softball is a portable pitching screen, designed to give the softball pitcher ULTIMATE protection during live batting practice. By pitching through the hole in the screen, it allows the pitcher full protection while pitching live batting practice. Not only does it give the pitcher full protection, but the A-Screen is also extremely portable and easy to use.Simply remove the A-Screen from the bag, slide the fittings together, place the net over the frame, and you are ready to go.
To make your shopping experience at Unique-Sports.com the easiest possible, when it says "free shipping", we have a single price - and that's all you pay (unless you want it a bit faster...and we make that easy too!) Other stores may have similar prices, but once you add the hidden costs like extra shipping "options", handling, taxes and more, you'll find that no sporting equipment shopping experience is quite like ours.
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WASHINGTON (3/18/14) — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns consumers that it has tested and found milk protein in 3-ounce bars of Simply Lite brand 50% Cacao Low Carb Sugar Free Dark Chocolate bearing the lot codes "Best By: 01 18 2015A" or "Best By: 01 19 2015A."
Milk is a major food allergen, but it is not declared as an ingredient on the label. People who have a milk allergy or a severe sensitivity to milk may have a serious or life threatening reaction if they eat the product.
As a result, Simply Natural Foods of Commack, N.Y., has agreed to recall the 3-ounce Simply Lite chocolate bars from these lots.
What is the problem and what is being done about the problem?
- FDA testing found milk protein, a major food allergen, in 3-ounce bars of Simply Lite brand 50% Cacao Low Carb Sugar Free Dark Chocolate bearing the lot codes "Best By: 01 18 2015A" or "Best By: 01 19 2015A." Milk is not declared as an ingredient on the label. FDA tests of samples taken from these two lots found more than 3,500 parts per million of milk protein in single 3-ounce bars of the chocolate, which is equivalent to the amount found in about 4 teaspoons of whole milk. Although the product label bears the advisory statement "may contain traces of milk," the amount of milk protein found in the samples of this product is not what the scientific community and consumers may regard as trace amounts. Simply Natural Foods has agreed to recall the two lots.
What are the symptoms of illness/injury?
- Food allergy symptoms typically appear within minutes or develop up to two hours after a person has eaten the food to which they are allergic. Allergic reactions range from mild symptoms to a life-threatening whole-body allergic reaction called anaphylaxis. Symptoms can include hives; flushed skin or rash; tingling or itchy sensation in the mouth; face, tongue, or lip swelling; vomiting; diarrhea; abdominal cramps; coughing or wheezing; dizziness or lightheadedness; swelling of the throat and vocal cords; difficulty breathing; and a drop in blood pressure.
Who is at risk?
- People who have a milk allergy or a severe sensitivity to milk may be at risk of a serious or life threatening allergic reaction if they eat products containing milk.
What do consumers need to do?
- People who are allergic to milk or have a severe sensitivity to milk should not eat Simply Lite chocolate bars from either of these lots.
What does the product look like?
- The product is packaged in a brown plastic wrapper and labeled as Simply Lite brand 50% Cacao Low Carb Sugar Free Dark Chocolate 3-ounce bars bearing the lot codes "Best By: 01 18 2015A" or "Best By: 01 19 2015A" on the back of the packaging. These are the only lots tested by the FDA and the only lots that the FDA has found to contain milk protein.
Where is it distributed?
- The product was distributed to retail stores and markets in Calif., Fla., N.C., N.J., N.Y., Pa., and Canada.
Who should be contacted?
- The FDA asks consumers to report any adverse reactions from eating the product to an FDA Consumer Complaint Coordinator. Consumers with questions about food safety can contact the FDA at (888) SAFE-FOOD Monday through Friday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Consumers can also contact Simply Natural Foods at (631) 543-9600.
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Tokyo-based nature photographer Martin Bailey takes us to the otherworldly beauty of monolithic icebergs and ice palaces that extend throughout the frozen…
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40 photographers worked together to create a time-lapse of London, giving a pretty comprehensive glimpse of life in the city.
There are dozens of different styles of beer out there, so we created a taxonomy of most major beer styles to help you put your favorites into context.
With beautiful ancient fortresses, stunning natural wonders and some of the happiest people around, Norway (aka the greatest place on Earth) is totally at the top of our must-see list this season. And while we can't wait to climb to Kjeragbolten and ...
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Finish photographer Mikko Lagerstedt's enchanting photo series highlights some of Finland's most extraordinary landscapes, by concentrating on the horizon and what comes above and below it.
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Acclaimed travel and nature photographer Peter Adams, from the Cotswolds, travelled thousands of miles to document the varied surfaces of the planet – all from high above.
Collection of cool underground photography by German artist Kevin Krautgartner.
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I used to watch 'Weeds' on Showtime and one of my favorite things about it was the Little Boxes theme song. During all that time, I didn't realize the song was an actual song and not just the theme song for the show, but it is.
I haven't watched the show in years, but was happy nonetheless when I heard that they were resurrecting that cute little song and Dierks Bentley was one of those chosen to sing it.
This season is the show's 8th and final season so they've decided to go out in style -- with loads of stars singing their Little Boxes theme song. Ben Folds, Dierks Bentley, Kevin Nealon and Steve Martin, Mariachi El Bronx, Mountain Goats, Bomb the Music Industry!, Tomoya Takaishi, and Hunter Parrish will all take turns singing the song for various episodes.
Dierks' version will air before episode 9, I believe.
I've tried to embed Dierks' version but haven't had any luck so just head over to his Facebook page and take a listen. It's really great.


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Hublot Named Seabourn's Official Timekeeper
FermerSEATTLE, September 4, 2012 - Hublot, the luxury Swiss brand which brings the "Art of Fusion" to watchmaking, has been named the Official Timekeeper of the award-winning ultra luxury cruise line Seabourn.
Guests enjoying voyages on any of Seabourn's six intimate, all-suite ships will now be kept abreast of the current ship's time by means of handsome Hublot wall clocks, designed and finished with the same flair and elegance that have made Hublot's wristwatches multi-faceted icons of a constantly evolving Swiss watchmaking tradition, which pay tribute to it by connecting it with the future.
The clocks are a perfect complement to the stunning beauty of the ships themselves, adding a luxurious accent and an eye-catching cachet to various locations throughout each vessel.
"Hublot"s distinctive porthole-styled timepieces are crafted with a commitment to innovation grounded in respect for tradition." noted Seabourn's president Richard D. Meadows. "They display a dedication to excellence and an attention to detail that resonates with Seabourn"s mission. Our companies share a common goal - to be the very best at what we do."
"This partnership is a story of friendship, a human story. It is about mutual great respect based on a shared passion for the sea, a love of sport and the quest for performance and excellence." added Hublot"s Chairman of the Board Jean-Claude Biver. "Hublot and Seabourn share many core values. Hublot has always been close to the sea world, through its very name of course, which is the French word for a porthole, but also through prestigious partnerships such as with the Yacht Club of Monaco, the Monaco Oceanographic Museum and the Real Club Nautico de Palma to name just a few of them. Today, teaming up with Seabourn is an honor and forms a perfect extension."
In addition to the ship's clocks, Hublot will represent a stylish presence on Seabourn's website and in other marketing materials, and the ships will host select trunk shows of Hublot timepieces to guests on selected cruises.
Seabourn and Hublot share a reputation for excellence that has earned both companies recognition and awards from authoritative critics and loyal support from a discerning clientele.
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Proudly, Rowland not only listed some of the recent accomplishments the city has experienced, but also extolled some of its many virtues.
"We live in a community great to live in," Rowland told the assembled crowd. "More people come into Cleveland than leave."
Some of the accomplishments in the past year include the 350 acres bought for an industrial park and the area receiving a large number of business requests.
"Anyone who wants to build a factory," the mayor said, "we have the land now."
Wacker will ultimately employ 2,000 construction personnel. Olin is enlarging its plant. Whirlpool has and is continuing with construction projects.
"People want to come here," Rowland said. "Cleveland has had the 10th largest growth in the state ... We're in the Top 5 in Tennessee where people want to come for business."
Visitors and residents alike would be "astonished" at what's produced in Cleveland, the mayor said. Cleveland is behind only four other cities in the state for the number of commercial jobs it has, he added.
He then listed the various employers and wide range of companies that currently do business in Cleveland:
n Whirlpool, which employs roughly 1,500 people at its manufacturing plant, makes various electric and gas cooking products; the company also employs another 500 at its Cleveland call center, meaning the global corporation is easily the largest employer in Bradley County.
- Peyton's Southeastern, which employs 979 people, distributes for Kroger, and warehouses products in Cleveland;
- Catnapper, which makes recliners;
- The Mueller Co., which makes fire hydrants;
- Dr. Scholl's products;
- Hardwick Clothes, which employs 257 workers and which is the oldest clothing manufacturer in the United States, the mayor said. It also just received a contract for U.S. Army dress blues;
- The Mars Chocolate North America Co., which employs 495 people, makes 50 percent of its M&M and Twix brands here;
- G.E. bulbs are warehoused here;
- Star Plex Scientific, which produces plastic bottles often used in doctor's offices;
- Southeast Container Co., which makes Coca-Cola bottles;
- Dasani Water, which uses the city of Cleveland's municipal water system as its source;
- Procter & Gamble Co. — Duracell, which employs 350 people, makes all its D and C cell batteries for the world in Cleveland;
- KFC makes its "secret batter recipe" here;
- The Renfro Corp., which employs 290 workers, makes its Smart Wool Socks here;
- The Flowers Baking Co., which employs 296 people, makes many different types of snack cakes;
- The Olin Co., which employs 363 workers and makes caustic soda and chlorine;
In addition, the mayor said, the city offers many places to visit, such as Lee University's new chapel and the rest of the campus; plus Cleveland State Community College, the newly refurbished train depot and others.
Looking forward some infrastructure projects in the offing include the 25th and Ocoee Street intersection, which will involve getting permission, as well as money, not only from the state of Tennessee but from the city.
The new Cleveland Regional Jetport also is scheduled to open officially in January.
"Now we'll have an airport where a commercial plane can land," the mayor said.
He also is looking forward to the new exchange at Exit 20 of Interstate 75. Construction work should commence around May or June and be largely finished by October 2013.
"I'm thankful for people believing in this community," he said.
Rowland's background, accomplishments and experience are diverse and plentiful. Some include the following:
- He is in the Congressional Record of the 110th Congress as Cleveland's longest serving mayor, having served since 1991, as well as being named Tennessee Mayor of the Year in 2004.
- He is the vice chairman of the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, the highest position a person can hold and not be a member of the Tennessee Legislature.
- He is the chairman of the Metropolitan Planning Organization, as well as a member of many other boards, including the Economic Development Council and the Industrial Development Board.
- Rowland also is the only Tennessee mayor on the Homeland Security Council.
- He was named Tennessee's Community Leader of the Year in 2009 and made an honorary alumnus of Lee University in 2010.
- And, he also is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
In other business:
- Members of the Tennessee Christian Preparatory School's Interact Club were presented with an official certificate, as well as the official banner, for their newly formed group.
- Lisa Holmes, the Bradley County coordinator of CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), was inducted as the newest member of the Bradley Sunrise Rotary club. She was sponsored by Bradley Sunrise Rotary member Matthew Coleman.
- Alvin Word, Bradley Sunrise Rotary member, informed the club that Life Care will hold a blood donation drive on Friday.


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5th July 2007, 01:18 AM #1
Forum Guide and "How-To"
** This is very much a work in progress, if you see errors or have ideas for more content, please PM me. **
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Welcome to Notebook Review! If you are here to ask advice regarding a notebook purchase, need help with a software or hardware issue, or just want to hang out with some cool people , you're in the right place. As of January 8th, 2008, we have over 115'000 members from many different countries: this makes us one of the best and fastest-growing resources on the Internet for laptops. This primer's aim is to help the new and novice user become acquainted with our forum and the wealth of knowledge it contains.
Table of Contents:
Viewing the forum
Signing up
Creating threads
Posting replies
Attaching images
Adding a signature
Very useful links
Reputation and user titles
Using the report post feature
Adding a hyperlink
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5th July 2007, 01:18 AM #2
Re: Forum Guide
Viewing the forum:
If you're reading this, you have probably found out our web address, but I'll post it here just in case: http://forum.notebookreview.com/. It would probably be a good idea to bookmark this page for future reference.
This is what you see upon viewing the forum homepage:

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There is quite a bit going on, as you can see. Let's go through it and take a quick tour of where everything is:

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On the top of the page we see several things to note:
1.) This is where you will click to register an account (more coming later)
2.) This box contains the most recent posting and forum activity; click on a link to visit that thread.
3.) Where you log in. Enter your username and password to gain posting privileges. You have the option of having your login information "remembered", if you check this box (and it is enabled by default) you will not have to re-enter your information every time you browse. Obviously, if you are using a public computer or a machine that is not your own, you may want to disable this option.
4.) Titles/categories. In the image you can see two groups boxed in: "Hardware, Software and Accessories" and "Notebook News, Reviews and Deals." Both of these broad categories contain several sub-forums; item five is a grouping of the forums contained by "Hardware, Software and Accessories."
5.) Sub-forums. You'll want to find the most appropriate forum to ask your questions. Take a look at the title and description before entering; the better job you do in deciding where to ask, the better chance you have of having your question answered.
6.) This box contains the latest thread being discussed and lists the user who has made the post.
Moving down the page, you will see the rest of the forums which compose notebook review. Toward the bottom a few new things emerge:

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1.) "Site Suggestions, Help and Announcements" This specific forum is the place to ask questions, receive the latest information or give advice about what we can do better.
2.) This link will take you to the forum leaders. Here you will find moderators, reviewers and admins listed. To the right of the moderators and admins' names you will find what forum they are responsible for as well as a button to send a PM (private message; more later) If you have questions related to a moderation, troublemaker, or just want a little more guidance, ask them.
3.) This list contains all of the members who are currently online and have not enabled "invisible mode". Moderators and Super Mods are green; Admins are red; Reviewers are black; Lead moderators are purple. Clicking on a name takes you to their user page which gives you various options.
4.) This lists general statistics such as how many members, posts, and threads we have as well as the latest member.
5.) If you desire, you may enable a birth date in your control panel (more later), this allows people to see when it is your birthday (and how old you are if you want).Last edited by Andrew Baxter; 8th July 2007 at 03:57 PM.
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5th July 2007, 01:19 AM #3
Re: Forum Guide
Signing up:
OK, enough talk; let's go on to signing up for membership. Click on the register button (see item 1 on the first image).
1.) Read though and decide if you will be able to abide by the general terms of use (ToU).
2.) If you accept the ToU, click "register"

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1.) Please enter your desired username. Remember, we operate a family-friendly forum and rude, racist, sexist, or hateful names will not be tolerated.
2.) Please enter and re-enter a password. Please choose a secure password
3.) Enter a valid e-mail. This e-mail will not generate any spam; it simply serves to prove that you are a real, breathing human being. You will need to confirm your account before it will be activated.
4.) Enter the combination of letters and numbers that appear to the right. Again, this is meant to discourage spam.
Please fill the rest out as you see fit.
As soon as you click "complete registration", an e-mail should be sent to the address you provided. Once you open the e-mail, you will see a link to follow in order to activate your account. Follow that URL.
If you see this image:

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Your account has been activated successfully!
Before you start posting, let's take a few minutes to set up your account properly:

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1.) UserCP: clicking this button from anywhere in the forum will take you to the page you are now viewing. Here you may change many settings regarding your account; it is a very powerful place. If you want to alter something, look here first.
2.) If you want to change your e-mail or password, click here. It is a good idea to go rotate passwords occasionally for safety's sake.
3.) Enter your birthday if you desire.
4.) If you want to make any IM handles available to forum members, this would be a good place to do so.
5.) You may enter a few things about yourself.
6.) Various control panel menus. As mentioned earlier, take a look here once in a while.Last edited by Andrew Baxter; 8th July 2007 at 04:01 PM.
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5th July 2007, 01:19 AM #4
Re: Forum Guide
Creating threads:
After going through all that, you are probably ready to post a question. Since the majority of members create an account to ask advice regarding what notebook to buy, let's make a mock thread.

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1.) Stickies. These so-called "stickies" stay at the top of the forum and often contain valuable information that you should read before posting. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE read this stuff first, lest I bust out the ban hammer (hopefully this is removed in the editing process. )
2.) This bolded statement at the top of the page lists which forum you are currently browsing.
3.) This magic button is what you click to create a new thread. A quick note: before creating a thread, please search (more later); often questions have been answered many times before. And no, you cannot upgrade your GPU!
Click "new thread"

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1.) Enter your thread title here. Please take care when naming threads: something like "HELP" is not descriptive. Something along the lines of "Dell E1505: No sound" is better. Without getting too technical, a descriptive topic title goes a long way.
2.) NBR offers a pretty rich forum-we have a lot of formatting options. If you're not familiar with vBulletin code, HTML or other languages (and you're probably not if you're reading this), don't worry: simply mouse over each little icon for an explanation of what it does. Commands usually have a start and stop tag, with the contents inside. Just play around; eventually you'll figure everything out.
3.) Smilies. Use these judiciously to accent your mood. They are a good addition when used sparely. Used out of context or excessively, they can be disruptive.
4.) After you have entered your message and named your thread appropriately, preview it to make sure that everything looks right and then post it.
5.) This is where your message will go: make it readable (no slang, 1337 speak, swears) and try to punctuate to the best of your ability.
Now you just have to wait patiently for a reply! Don't bump excessively!Last edited by Andrew Baxter; 8th July 2007 at 04:07 PM.
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5th July 2007, 01:20 AM #5
Re: Forum Guide
Posting replies:
Have the answer to someone's question? Great! Posting a reply is very similar to posting a thread.
At the bottom of the thread (scroll down until you reach the last post), you will see a few different things.

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1.) Post reply. This button will take you to a new page where you will have many of the same options you had when creating a thread. It will also show the previous posts for reference.
2.) Quick reply is a way to jot down a response without having to click a couple of additional buttons. I use it quite a bit. It offers minimal formatting options, but if you know some bbCode (and you will eventually) or don't bother with all of the fancy stuff, it's much faster than regular "post reply."
3.) Once you've entered your reply via the "quick reply" box, click the post button. You may have to wait a couple of seconds but should eventually see your addition tack onto the end of the thread.
4.) If you decide that quick reply just isn't going to cut it, click "go advanced." This option will take you (along with any text already entered) to the standard reply page. Useful if you get in over your head or decide that you want extra formatting or to attach an image.Last edited by Andrew Baxter; 8th July 2007 at 04:08 PM.
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5th July 2007, 01:20 AM #6
Re: Forum Guide
Attaching images:
Sometimes a post or thread would be much easier to understand if a user is able to post a picture(s) of the situation. NBR provides a way to attach images which can be shared. Please remember that this is a family forum and that any off-topic or offensive images will be removed and the perpetrator punished.
You'll need to scroll down in the reply or create thread screen until you see a button labeled "Manage attachments" (It's between misc. options and thread notifications). Click on it. A new window will open.

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1.) Click the "browse" button to browse on your hard drive for a file to attach.
2.) Click upload once you have the proper file selected
3.) Only certain type and size files are accepted; check the key first.
Once you have uploaded the file(s) you want, you should see something like this in the manage attachments window:

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Once you have all desired files attached, click "close window." The extra window will close and you will now return to the reply or create thread screen. The attached files will now be shown in your post. You should see the file name listed under manage attachments.

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Last edited by Andrew Baxter; 8th July 2007 at 04:11 PM.
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5th July 2007, 01:20 AM #7
Re: Forum Guide
Adding a signature:
Most people like to add a little something personal to the end of their posts, whether a quote, small picture, or their notebooks specifications. This, like many things, is changed via the CPanel. Remember, sigs must follow forum rules.

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1.) This is where the good stuff goes. Type, format, and link what you want in this area.
2.) The preview button will allow you to see what your signature will look like without saving it. Look to the top (also item 2) to see the preview area.
3.) Click the save signature button when youve got everything just right.Last edited by Andrew Baxter; 8th July 2007 at 04:12 PM.
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5th July 2007, 01:50 AM #8
Re: Forum Guide and "How-To"
Very useful links:
There are quite a few very informative posts floating around: make sure to check out the Notebook Dummy Guide Articles forum.
In no particular order, check out these other guides:
Warranty guide
Cooling guide
GPU guide
Battery guide
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Rep and user titles:
If you're wondering about the difference between rep power and the number of green (or red) boxes or how you can change your user title, please visit this link.IBM Thinkpad T60
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5th July 2007, 12:53 PM #10
Re: Forum Guide and "How-To"
Using the Report Post feature:
If you see a post that is spam, offensive, flaming/trolling or otherwise violates forum rules, please take advantage of the "report post" feature to let moderators and admins know. When a post is reported, an e-mail is dispatched to let us know we need to take care of something. While many of us spend a significant portion of time on NBR, we can't be everywhere all of the time. This means that you, the member, have a responsibility to report unhelpful content.

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1.) In red notice the triangle with an exclamation point around it. This is the button you click to report a post. Once clicked, you will travel to a different page which contains a dialog box for you to enter the reason the post is offensive so we know how to deal with it. Please do not abuse the report system.
Example of appropriate use:
Letting us know about spam.
Example of inappropriate use:
Complaining that no one has answered your question and asking for additional help.Last edited by vespoli; 12th December 2007 at 02:21 PM.
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A new heirloom tomato is in the research and development phase with Westmoreland Sales of Leamington, Ontario, hoping to begin trials of it this year.
Dino Dilaudo, sales consultant for Westmoreland, said in mid-January the new heirloom tomato will be marketed under the company's flagship brand, TopLine.
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Makes about 4 cups (hors d'oeuvre servings)
active time
25 min
total time
8 1/2 hr (includes chilling)
- 1 lb smoked trout fillets, skin discarded and any silver skin scraped off
- 2 sticks (1 cup) unsalted butter, softened
- 1/3 cup finely chopped shallot
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh dill
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon hot sauce such as Tabasco
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 cup cold water
- Accompaniment: whole-grain crackers
Flake trout and transfer 2 cups to a food processor, then blend with butter, shallot, dill, lemon juice, hot sauce, and pepper until smooth. Reserve remaining trout.
With motor running, add water to trout purée in a slow stream and process until water is absorbed, about 1 minute. Transfer to a bowl and fold in reserved trout, then pack mixture into a 4-cup glass or ceramic mold or bowl. Cover surface with wax paper, then tightly cover with plastic wrap and chill at least 6 hours to allow flavors to develop. Bring spread to room temperature before serving. (This will take 1 to 2 hours.)
Cooks' note: Spread can be chilled up to 5 days.
my notes
- Calories369
- Carbohydrates1 g (0%)
- Fat30 g (46%)
- Protein23 g (46%)
- Saturated Fat16 g (81%)
- Sodium66 mg (3%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber0 g (1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat8 g
- Cholesterol128 mg (43%)


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E92 335i coupe vs E46 M3 coupe
Has BMW dethrone the E46 M3 by creating the E92 335i? Just wanted to get everyone's opinion.
IMO there are many features on an M car that differentiates it from a regular 3 series.
-steering ratio
-gear ratio
I think the 335i is really fast but it would never beat a E46 M3.
IMO there are many features on an M car that differentiates it from a regular 3 series.
-steering ratio
-gear ratio
I think the 335i is really fast but it would never beat a E46 M3.
habitat1 Posts: 4,282I have yet to drive the 335i coupe. But I have to believe that even if it was nearly as quick as the M3, the handling of the M3 would be much more sports car like. The previous 330i with performance package and sports package was nice and tight, but in a sedan/coupe sort of way. The M3 took it to another level. Perhaps not to my 911S level, but about half way there.
The other thing I immediately noticed about the M3 vs. 330i was the free revving nature of the engine and higher redline. All giving the M3 a far more visceral feel than a standard or sport 3-series coupe. My guess is that, even if they could, BMW would not take the 335i coupe to this level of sportiness. They would lose a lot of buyers who would think it was too hard core for daily driving. And make it that much more difficult to sell their next generation M3 to those who thrive on hard core.
The new 550i 6-speed with 360hp and 360 ft.lbs of torque looks - on paper - to be close to the previous generation M5. But it's not. -
jjohnjohn Posts: 24I read the comment above remarking the M3 is not at the 911 level. Can you elaborate? I am considering getting a 911 over my current 2004 M3 SMG - great car but always wondered if the Porsche is really better and worth its crazy value. Why the 911S compared over then 911 4S or just simple 911? Thanks, hope to hear from you.
dwoodruff Posts: 1I am a previous owner of a 330ci, then an M3. After spending a few hours in a 335i, I ordered one. It is a FAR better car than the M3. Believe me, the 335i is the king of sport coupes right now. It is faster than my M3. The 335 feels like it has far more than 300hp. I wouldn't be surprised if we later start hearing that these cars actually have 350hp. Especially at altitude (I live in Denver) where normally-aspirated vehicles lose power, this turbocharged engine is INCREDIBLY strong because it does not lose altitude-related power. It has power way down low, the turbo lag is gone in the blink of an eye, the car shoots forward with the thrust of an amusement park ride and the engine winds freely to 7000 rpm. It's really incredible. Go drive one. Only then will you truly understand. It is the fastest "normal" cars I have ever driven (not counting Ferrari 360 or Porsche 911 TT). And unlke the e46 M3, this e90 is also a sublime experience. It is quiet and docile when you want it to be, yet angry and astoundingly fast when that's what you need. For the money, this is an unbelievable car.
Incidentally, to me it's not just about money. I contemplated a Porsche 997 and even a (used) 911 Twin Turbo. I drove the 335i back-to-back with a 2003 911 Twin Turbo, and the 335i wins hands-down in the overall car experience. Sure, the 911TT is a lot faster (scary fast). But in the end, the 911 is small inside, primitive feeling, and feels squirrely and jittery compared to the 335i. I know, I know, they are a completely different class of cars. But to me the 335i made more sense, because it's $50k cheaper than a USED 911TT, it's still pretty damn fast compared to every other car out there, it's a far more comfortable car to be in, and I don't have a track to drive 150mph anyway. -
fedlawman Posts: 3,118The BMW M3 is a 2-door sedan. It has a terrific engine and suspension, but it cannot escape it's 3500# curb weight and 107.5" wheelbase. In my opinion, it's a very quick and sporty sedan, but it's no "sports car."
The Porsche 911, on the other hand, is a sports car (although not in a Lotus Exige / Mazda Miata sort of way). It weighs 400# less than the M3, and has a 15" shorter wheelbase. It's very quick and perfectly suspended, but much more nimble and communicative compared to the portly M3.
I find the ride/handling of the 911 to be just about perfect for daily driving - especially with PASM engaged (I would never turn it off). I don't see how anyone could think it's darty or unsettled.
I also think the 911 is easily worth the extra $20,000 over the M3. In my opinion, the Porsche beats the BMW in every qualitative & quantitative area except passenger/cargo space. On the other hand, I don't think these cars belong in the same category - kind of like cross shopping a Mustang and a Crown Vic. -
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,178Well they don't "dump" but when a new version of an M comes out, the old one is "old news", (technologically speaking I mean) so yeah depreciation is to be expected...as it would on any higher priced vehicle. If you want a real beating, buy a German V-12. But an older M that shows good care and fastidious maintenance should hold reasonable value.
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dougsilver Posts: 62That brings up a question that probably does not belong on this thread but maybe you can direct me to the right place. My impression by reading various posts that include discussions about BMW is that many/most lease rather than buy the BMW. The several times in the past that I have tentatively looked into leasing ended quickly as I have always been told that leasing makes sense if you keep a car 2 or 3 years but if you keep longer then buy. If that is the case, do most BMW owners only keep 2 or 3 years?
I tend to keep cars more than 5 years and generally put a decent amount down to keep reasonable payments. So where am I going wrong?
Doug -
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,178You aren't. Leases have hidden expenses beyond the advertised "$399 a MONTH!!!" and you will come out far ahead if you buy the car AND if you hold onto it. If you buy the car and re-sell it after 3 years, you'll still be ahead of a lease holder, but not as much--it rather depends on how much equity you have in the car.
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circlew Posts: 8,416Mr. S, in addition, leases only makes sense if you can keep within the mileage or write off as a business expense.
It costs more to lease but allows you to afford a higher priced car. You need to make sure it is right for you. In the case of some of the seasoned BMW buyers, with ED, they kept the lease costs lower but that also means you can save if the car is purchased.
One should not lease until they completely understand all of the details as you have pointed out. It is a financial lesson everyone needs to have.
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,178Well yeah like if they ask for $2,500 up front, you can divide that right into the 36 month cost. That's another $70 a month. And if the mileage is restrictive, that's .15 a mile. So if you're over 3,000 miles a year you can add another $37.50 a month to the lease costs. So suddenly $399 a month is $506/month. Plus any damage, you fix that, too. Plus you'd better not customize the car in any way.
BMW is not the best lease program if that's even offered on the M3. It's not the worst, either, to be fair.
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circlew Posts: 8,416No speculation. Reported 1/4 mile E.T.'s indicate that stock 335 and current gen M3 are a dead heat. Mid 13's!
Here is some interesting feedback from Automobile. If this is correct, then the 335 is most likely the most powerful in it's class. It's a whole lotta luvin'!
You may remember our previous story about the BMW 335i being run on a dynometer and displaying some impressive figures. In the earlier tests, the 335i made 275hp and 406Nm torque at the wheels. Estimating drive-train loss of roughly 20-25%, this equates at close to 350hp and 480Nm of torque at the flywheel.
Automobile mag went back to the dynometer and tested the 335i again, this time under cooler conditions that would yield better figures. The 335i managed to get 285hp, then 282hp, and finally 287hp, which is even more impressive than the last unit. Finally, they found one case where the 335i peaked at almost 300hp at the wheels, which puts actual output at close to 375hp. It looks like BMW engineers have seriously underrated this engine.
This is NET HP to the wheels!
habitat1 Posts: 4,282Just to state what may be obvious, but lost in the horsepower thing: The difference between the M3 and 335i is a LOT more than which car can scoot down a 1/4 mile track in the least amoung of time. There are slushbox equiped 2+ ton AMG cars that can do it in under 12 seconds, so "mid 13's" is not the Holy Grail, if that's all you care about.
Having now driven both the 335i and M3, there is still a significant advantage to the M3 in handling and braking feel, IMO. Not that the 335i isn't better than virtually all of its ELLPS competitors. But it's not an M3, period. Nor is the very competent 550i 6-speed equivalent to the previous generation M5, in spite of being nearly as quick.
A few test drives with your rear in the seat of the cars should confirm this, as opposed to relying too much on magazine reading with your rear in another place. -
circlew Posts: 8,416The difference between the M3 and 335i is a LOT more than which car can scoot down a 1/4 mile track in the least amount of time.
Second that!
This difference will be even more apparent in the next gen M3 with 8 sleeves and a step past the 335I SP's handling performance.
Should convince your rear which hopefully can make it to the other place after a spirited drive in the new variant!
No reading necessary!
It looks as though the i6 is just about boosted silly. Super Charged next?
bmorofsky Posts: 13But the whole point of leaseing is not to put any money down upfront. Also if you give back the car to the leasing company, yes you would pay a mileage penalty, but you probably can a make a deal with the dealership to "trade " it in for its value just as if you owned it. Besides any of those fees are way less than any amount of money you have to put down upfront to get a payment most people want if they buy. That down payment is gone forever. Also, even if you plan on keeping the car if you bought it and you have a 48 mo. loan you put a couple grand down at inception, and at the end you own a depreciating asset thats worth half of what you put into it. Unless you are paying cash, or getting into a car that INCREASES in value leasing is a better deal. just do not put any money down, and READ the fine print.
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We always like it when venerable travel writer Gerry Frank picks an Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild member to include in his articles. On November 18, 2012, Gerry picked the Oval Door Bed & Breakfast in Eugene as one of his favorites. You can read the full article from the Oregonian here.
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Civil War: The Untold Story
Death Knell of the Confederacy | Thursday, 9 p.m.September 19, 1863. The first day of the Battle of Chickamauga ends in a bloody draw. On the next day, the battle is determined by one of the biggest blunders of the Civil War. Miscommunication, confusion, and fatigue with Union General William Rosecrans and his generals have left a gap in the Union line more than a quarter mile wide. James Longstreet's force of 11,000 from the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, pour through the gap and split the Union army in two. Rosecrans and his beaten army escape to Chattanooga. Chickamauga's combined casualties of 34,000 are only topped by the carnage at Gettysburg. In October, Rosecrans is replaced by U.S. Grant, who immediately plans an offensive. In November 1863, Grant routes the Confederate stronghold just outside Chattanooga. As they escape southward into Georgia, a Confederate officer calls the devastating defeat: "the death knell of the Confederacy."
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SOS: Save Our Soil | Wednesday, 7 p.m.The top six inches of soil are the most precious, but least understood, ecosystem on earth — yet we continue to treat soil like dirt. FOOD FORWARD gets down and dirty with large-scale Midwestern composters, California carbon farmers reversing climate change and a West Virginia poultry farmer creating "biochar" from chicken poop. Explore new frontiers beneath our feet that just might save our soil.
In The Americas with David Yetman
Winter in the Caldera: January in the Yellowstone Hotspot | Thursday, 6:30 p.m.Yellowstone National Park is our first, and one of the most visited national parks. In winter, access is limited, and visitors and wildlife are challenged by deep snow and fierce cold. The frozen landscape is utterly transformed from summertime, and its explosive potential is even more evident.
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Junk in the Trunk 4, Part 2 | Sunday, 7 p.m.ANTIQUES ROADSHOW packed a trunk full of additional treasures from the eight cities that made up its Season 18 tour. ROADSHOW's bigger-than-ever 2014 season includes a second hour of never-before-seen appraisals, such as a collection of 1898 Mardi Gras invitations; Julia Child's copper pans, ca. 1960, that Child used on her TV show; and a German violin with a Sartory bow that is appraised for $25,000 to $27,000, with $20,000 of the value in the bow alone.
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Thursday, Nov. 20 | 7 p.m.Showcasing Local Artists -- Supporting Local Public Television
Local artists include:
- Randy & Joy Turner from Larkfield Glass (Paris, IL)
- Jerry Rhoads (St. Joseph, IL) - Woodtuning
- Jeanette Huisinga (Casey, IL) - The Yarn Shop
- Pottery from Dwain Naragon (EIU Faculty)
This night of giving allows our viewers to give to their local public television station and in return WEIU will offer viewers a wonderful handmade thank you gift from a local artist.
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Jet Fighter Me262 | Thursday, 8 p.m.Explore the most technologically advanced plane of World War II, the Messerschmitt Me262, a fighter jet that inspired a revolution in aerial warfare. Learn the remarkable story of an awe-inspiring aircraft, the subterranean bat-cave where it was built and the battle for air supremacy that decided the fate of the war.
The Mind of a Chef
Latitude | Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.In many ways, cooking with southern ingredients feels like second nature to Ed, and for good reason — South Korea and Kentucky both lie along the same latitudinal line. The 38th parallel also spans southern Spain and Italy, San Francisco and generous portions of the American South. A similar terroir translates into some interesting culture crossings for chefs like Ed, as well as State Bird Provisions' Stuart Brioza, who prepares a salad inspired by San Francisco and the Mediterranean, and Hog & Hominy's Andrew Ticer and Michael Hudman, who cook Memphis favorites imbued with Calabrian family traditions. Ed collaborates with Andy Ricker on a pancake that ties together the influences of China, Korea and Kentucky.
Power to the People
with Johan Norberg | Wednesday, 9 p.m.As developing countries escape poverty and march toward prosperity and better lives, more people than ever are using energy--to power their homes, schools, hospitals, and businesses, and connect to the global economy. But how will we provide more energy while still protecting our environment? Hosted by Swedish economist and author Johan Norberg, Power to the People explores how innovation and new technologies are providing answers to our world's growing energy needs. From a solar facility in Morocco to wind farms in England, from a hydraulic fracturing site in Pennsylvania to a trucking company in Florida that is converting its fleet to natural gas, Power to the People examines how innovators from around the world are finding new, creative, and cost-effective solutions to our planet's growing energy challenges.
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Go Fish! | Wednesday, 7 p.m.By mid-century, 90 percent of the world's commercial fish may be tapped out. But we're not sunk yet. FOOD FORWARD sets sail with a different breed of fishermen who make their living on the water while treading lightly upon it. Meet old school fishermen in the Pacific Northwest reviving the tuna industry, young fishermen (and women) creating Community Supported Fisheries along the Eastern seaboard and the next generation of fish farmers in western Massachusetts.
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Inspector Lewis: The Lions of Nemea | Monday, 8 p.m.After a difficult start, Lewis and Hathaway seem to have settled back into their former relationship, and Maddox has become integral to the team. Their abilities are tested as they investigate the brutal murder of Rose, an American Classics student. Suspicion immediately falls on a young professor who had recently broken off an affair with her, but as the detectives delve further into the case, they only find more secrets and murky motives.
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What have you learned while working at WEIU? Coming from a very different market in Texas, I've had to quickly learn about the community that WEIU serves, and I've become very fond of it. As I've gotten to know the staff at WEIU, I've learned how dedicated they are to bringing the kind of quality television that has relevance to the community, but still entertains and stimulates viewers — no easy feat in the age of 200 channels.
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Tom Henderson - Building of Effingham H.S.
Twenty years ago Effingham faced a school-crowding nightmare. But a 20 million dollar referendum could not get passed. Tom Henderson tells of an innovate idea that had the city and the schools work together to make the much needed improvements to the schools possible.
Tom would love for you to tune in to Effingham: This is Our Story on Thursday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. We hope you'll join us!
Ruben Boyajian - Effingham Performance Center
Dr. Ruben Boyajian feels that a community needs balance between business, healthcare, sports, education and the arts. Today, the Effingham Performance Center, now a non-profit organization, serves the artistic needs of the community in a number of ways including live performances by national and local acts we well as a youth theater program.
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I have been truly humbled and amazed by the incredible feedback you gave me during my June & June Project and the Summer Essentials Sew-Along. I'd like to show my appreciation for all of you by hosting a pattern giveaway.
McCall's 4826, size 4-10
Retro Butterick 4790 - The Walk-Away Dress, size 8-14
Retro Simplicity 8640 - Rose's Flying Dress from Titanic, size 6-10
Butterick 3649, size XS-M
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Vogue 1648 is cut and complete. All the rest are uncut and in factory folds.
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On August 6th at 6:00 a.m. EST, the project post will go up.
Choose the pattern (or patterns - you can pick all of them) you would like to win and leave that, along with your name and email, in the comments.
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With the waters of the Southern Great Barrier Reef glistening in the distance, you wander down to the shore line where each year a special event takes place. It's the scene of hundreds of steps of new life as the Mon Repos turtle hatchlings make their way to their ocean home.
The seas are also where you'll find colourful coral reefs, abundant marine life and popular islands and beaches—including the world-famous Lady Elliot Island.
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