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hey, who here is sick of the bland, plain boring look of amsn?? i am. well, i came across a rather new msn client, Kmess http://kmess.sourceforge.net . has some wicked ...
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sick of the bland amsn??...
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Gaim is also an excellent MSN client (as well as ICQ, AIM, Jabber, and Yahoo!). You can use custom emoticon themes and a nice variety of plug-ins (including my favorite: the idle time setter. I'm always idle at 42 minutes ).
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and i jst upgraded to gaim .67 and i really like it compared to the one that comes with redhat 9 which i think it .54 or something like that
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Wow Kmess looks really good I must get it. thanks Octane_


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(CSARM) Short Courses Series - Module F: Remediation Principles and Closure
This module is one of six in the series developed with the support of Contaminated Sites Section of DECCW. The modules are designed to provide opportunities for professionals working in or intending to enter the field of contaminated site assessment, remediation and management (CSARM) to update and enhance their knowledge in this multi-disciplinary area.
The goal of contaminated land management and site auditing is to ensure the protection of human health and the environment. This module considers the principles and choices of appropriate site remediation strategies and, where required, the development of a remediation action plan (RAP), as well as new developments in technologies relating to remediation of contaminated sites.
The roles of environmental consultants and site auditors in remediation and closure are reviewed, and the purpose and requirements of adequate, defensible reporting are discussed.
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This program is particularly useful for:
- Environmental consultants and managers
- Aspiring contaminated site auditors
- Local Government Environmental Health and Planning Officers
- Allied professionals including engineers, soil scientists, chemists and ecotoxicologists
- Environmental professionals seeking a change in career direction.
- Roles of environmental consultants and site auditors
- From site assessment to remediation
- Small site remediation, new remediation approaches, inculding petrol station sites.
- Defensible reporting guidelines and responsibilities
- Making communications work
- Site visit, case studies.
The teaching team will include: regulators from NSW OEH; industry practitioners; site auditors and specialists from UTS Science.
Continuing Professional Education
Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance which can be used as credit towards Continuing Professional Development programs run by Engineers Australia, Australian and New Zealand Institute of Environmental Health, Australian Soil Sciences institute and Environmental Health Australia.
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Successful completion of CSARM short course assessment tasks gives participants a Certificate of Completion which can be used as recognition of prior learning for the UTS MSc (Environmental Change Management) program. Please refer to the UTS Handbook for more information.
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Over fifty percent of our faculty holds Ph.D.s in their field – that's more than twice the national average for community colleges.
How do we attract the top brass to teach the most underserved? The answer is simple. We nurture their natural drive to experiment.LaGuardia professors are encouraged to treat their classrooms as labs of innovation, creating new curricula, pioneering new programs and opening new doors for our students. In doing so, we get closer to closing the opportunity gap and saving the middle class.Our faculty is bold. They take risks. And with their vision and leadership, we're changing how people view community colleges across the country.


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Reupholstering Your Furniture? Bookmark This!
If you're looking for a way to revamp your living room, reupholstering a piece of furniture is a great way to do so. If you're thinking of changing up the fabric on one of your beloved pieces, bookmark this site: DIY Upholstery Supply Yardage Estimator.
It lists the approximate amount of fabric in yards (assuming the fabric you are looking at comes in 54-inch bolts) you will need for common pieces of furniture. Of course you'll still have to get an estimate from your upholsterer of how much you'll need to buy exactly, but it will help you in planning your budge for the project. The site also lists how much fabric is needed for common bedding items, curtains, and other household goods.
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BUTTE — Despite receiving a petition circulated on Change.org that garnered more than 400 signatures, Montana Tech Chancellor Don Blackketter said Greg and Susan Gianforte are still slated to give the school's commencement address May 17.
The petition, started by Pat Munday, a professor in the technical communication department at Tech, was signed by current students, local residents and alumni. Munday said he recently delivered the petition to Blackketter but has received no response.
Greg Gianforte is the founder of RightNow Technologies, a Bozeman tech startup that sold to Oracle Corp. in 2011 for $1.5 billion.
His wife, Susan, has spoken against Bozeman's proposed non-discrimination ordinance, which would protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from discrimination in housing, employment and in public places.
The Gianforte Family Foundation made a donation in 2009 to the Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum, which presents a faith-based view that the world was created only a few thousand years ago and that humans coexisted with dinosaurs.
Munday said past commencement speakers at Montana Tech have been people of all stripes, including politicians from across the political spectrum and oil and mining corporate executives.
The difference, Munday maintains, is that those former speakers have not actively campaigned on social and political issues so seemingly at odds with Montana Tech's mission as a science, technology, math and engineering college.
Missing from the petition are the signatures of Tech professors.
"In general, faculty at Montana Tech are not going to put their names to anything," Munday said. "Rightly or wrongly, they fear retribution." Munday said he's disappointed he has not heard from Blackketter since delivering the petition.
Blackketter said in an interview with The Montana Standard Friday that he was unaware Munday and other petition signatories were awaiting a response.


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I'm gonna jump in straight to my chaotic "adventure" at ShengSiong today..
I've always complained about not be able to get ripe bananas whenever I decide to bake some good old traditional banana muffin.. **also cause by the time I decided..it's late afternoon** FRESH RIPE BANANAS at ShengSiong for $1.20! Insane! Insane! I love Chinese New Year Sprees!! :)
So foolish me... grabbed ONLY one! :)) *So SMART!** So I am home right now.. feeling super lousy cause I didnt get more!I am not even going deeper into this... **A Confirm sign age is catching up..**
(WARNING! Don't laugh..it'll get to you sooner or later)then it's the veges....cause the staff was insanely packing 3-4 types of veges all in a bag and rolling them at $1!! that is crazyyyy!!! and at the same.. they're all still fresh and green!! My family's going vegetarian for a week,baby!!
I have an ultimate weakness for SPINACH! as long as I they're new on the shelves.. GREEN and fresh! GRAB!
ROUND Spinach! even better!GRAB!
they taste better than sharp spinach! Do you agree??
Spinach soup rocks! toss in half cut fishballs! They go so well with hot fragrant fluffy white rice..! YUM!
In fact I must stress that it wasn't such a pleasant shopping experience... Aunties were grabbing the $1 bags like pros! So me.. being the
Each time I grab a bag before the Auntie beside me does.. IT feels like a total triumph!hahaha!! The pleasures of a STAY-AT-HOME-MOM!
So this Auntie beside me (wearing ORANGE wedges to the market, MIND YOU!) I suspect she likes round spinach too! We didnt say anything but it seemed like we're eyeing for the same bundle!
She tried to "accidentally" nudge me with her elbow.. The nerve!!! * NO MORE MRS NICE!
So when the ShengSiong guy threw a new bag in front of us.. I spread my "wings" and catch it airborn!
and then I toss it into my bag and walk away like a Shengsiong Queen! BAH! TAKE THAT AUNTIE! **PFFFT** I may look not wear ORANGE WEDGES but I'm NIMBLE!
GOOD BUYS always come in the same package with LONG QUEUES... the place literally turned into a wet market with male staff shouting "LELONG LELONG" AH!
The atmosphere was intense and hyped! Their calls Encouraging all the Aunties and Grannies to grab grab grab! I think before 4 can close shop!
Inspite of my regrets.. I am happy with my purchase.. nothing like being able to grocery shop and pay more than half the regular price! Casey wanna call me cheapskate or poor?? I dun bloody care! It feels awesome to get good produce at a good price!
So I am finally home..Chillin' for a lil while before I start mashing the bananas for a good recipe.. :))
In the meantime.. enjoying another new flavour of Dairy Farmers.. It's "Field Blueberries" this time.. Texture smooth and Creamy.. **as always like it's other flavours.. which is why I this brand is my ultimate pick!**
If you're a berries lover.. this would please you very much.. the chunks of blueberries burst with slightly sourish goodness and complements the also "blueberry" flavoured yoghurt.. I would say it is very rich with blueberry flavour.. unlike some brands I've tried that literally toss in the berries into plain flavoured yoghurt.. so you won't get the real berry deal..
I would give it a 7/10 cause I'm not such a berries fan... I usually need to be in the mood to wanna have something on the sourish side..so that still retains Dairy Farmers "Yellow Box Honey" at top place!
I have actually tried another flavour by Dairy Farmers... The flavour falls within the berries family.. BUT with a slight unique twist to the texture... and I would have to admit.. I might just replace "Yellow Box Honey" with this "particular one"..
I am getting another pack of "that one" and will share with you my review soon..
In the meantime..if you're in the mood for a low fat berry treat.. "Field Blueberries" is worth a try!
Thank for reading...and Have a good weekend


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So while trying to figure out what's been missing with my music, I've been experiementing with new things and looking at stuff to help me further myself in my quest to make decent music for once. While doing such, my old Sennheisers finally choked, and I had to run to Guitar Center to purchase myself a new pair. While wandering through that section, I ended up running into this:
The Numark NS7II. I played around with it a little, and was mersmerized. So much, that I took a picture before I has to leave, so I could think on it a little more. Or, what in reality happened to be a lot more. I went back the next day (today, actually) and ended up playing around with it again, asking some questions, and I finally decided that I was determined to buy this and make it my own. The price, as you can see, is steep, especially for a broke college kid. It's even more expensive adding on the warranty -- an extra $200. A good quality mic is another $200 to that, so all in all, it's gonna cost me around $2,200 (or $2,000 if I can manage getting that 10% discount).
What does this all mean? Well, working on minimum wage with about 15 hours a week gives me a bimonthly check of about $200 when tax has been taken out. Which means it'll take about half a year to be able to afford all of this. No, I'm not going to ask for donations; I don't have any good reason to take other people's money, other than I want a piece of technology to play with. But if it's going to take me half a year to afford this, that means it's going to be about a year until I can actually begin to advance in my music making. Already inactive as is, this'll put a bigger dent into my activity here, so chances are I won't be on too often. I promise to try and stop by whenever possible -- I got a new tablet, so I may start uploading some art here or there on occassion.
Things, I think, are looking up. I'm hoping maybe I'll get more hours and affording this beauty will be closer than thought before. Until then, though, I thank everyone for the support given. Here's to advancement in music and setting goals for the future.
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Deadly Premonition
Deadly Premonition, known as Red Seeds Profile (レッドシーズプロファイル?) in Japan, is an open-world survival horror cult video game developed by Access Games for the Xbox 360 and published by Ignition Entertainment in the USA and Rising Star Games in Europe. It was released in North America on February 17, 2010, in Europe on October 29, 2010 and in Japan on March 11, 2010. The PlayStation 3 version was released only in Japan on the same date as the Xbox 360 version. The game was notable for introducing open-world nonlinear gameplay and a comedy horror theme to the survival horror genre. It was also notable for implementing a free-roaming storyline within an open game world where all the characters have their own daily schedules. The game gives the player control of an FBI agent named Francis York Morgan who is investigating the murder of a young woman, Anna Graham, near the fictional American town of Greenvale.
Quotes Recurring quote: "At times we must purge things from this world because they should not exist. Even if it means losing someone that you love"
York: "George, which do you prefer, mustard or hot sauce?"
George Woodman: "Shut your crap, York"
Generic zombie: "Donn'tt waanttt to dieeee....."
York: "Did you see that, Zach?! Clear as a crisp spring morning! F.K... In the coffee!"
York: "Do you feel it, Zach? My coffee warned me about it."
York: "The balance of milk and butter you've achieved here... oh my..."
York: "Now that is a good biscuit. I've never tasted a biscuit this delicious."
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Volkswagen could build next Golf in Mexico
The seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf is likely to go into production next year for North American consumption, but Automotive News is reporting that the latest version of the Volkswagen hatchback could end up being built in Mexico by 2014 according to an interview with CEO Martin Winterkorn. The decision to produce the recently debuted 2014 Golf there could happen within a few weeks, and if it does come to fruition, all three of VW's biggest sellers in the United States and Canada would be produced in North America.
This would bode well for VW's targeted sales growth, which is already up this year over 2011 figures. AN says that Golf production would take place at VW's Puebla, Mexico plant that currently builds the Jetta and Beetle, marking the first time the Golf is built outside of Germany. The report also indicates that the automaker is planning to produce the car in China as well.
The Winterkorn interview also discussed the Chattanooga, Tennessee plant that currently builds the Passat. Winterkorn admits that while capacity maxed-out at the year-old facility, there's room for expansion. On that front, confirming earlier rumours, Winterkorn noted that if VW is going to expand, it would be with a utility vehicle that is "roomier than the Tiguan."
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I just found out that the soil ph of my lawn is 6.4, all over my lawn area -- back, front, sides.
I have recently been taking areas away from being lawn to create garden areas. I've been adding topsoil and some compost. Is this going to change the ph level of the gardens areas? Or should I presume the soil ph will remain the same since the topsoil and compost are still not the majority of what is there. Miss Mary |
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The 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll: Thanks, but No Thanks
What do gym, trick-or-treating, and the Gateway Arch have in common?
What becomes of the underappreciated? History can be kind or unkind, and reputations can, over time, improve or evaporate—something to keep in mind while looking at the results of this month's poll. For instance: how is the Gateway Arch, in St. Louis, faring? Not so well! But don't despair, St. Louis: let's check back in a few decades. Presidential vacations are similarly underappreciated, at least for Republicans, who think they're the biggest waste of taxpayers' money. Trick-or-treating is underappreciated—and gym class. So is carpentry, or why else would an overwhelming number of Americans predict a change of career (from carpenter to teacher) for Jesus, were he alive?
There appears to be nothing underappreciated about underwear, however. Most of us think owning 8 to 15 pairs is enough, although a significant number say 16 to 30 is more like it. As for the citizens who put the optimum number of pairs at "365," we'll just have to see how history treats them, and their underwear.
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Casa Vieja in Spanish, means "Old House", and that is exactly what we have tried to capture.
The Tapas tradition can be traced back to the nineteenth century, in Andalucia, southern Spain. King Alfonso the 10th, 'El Sabio' ('The Wise'), due to an illness, had to drink wine between meals accompanied by small bites of food. Once recovered from the disease, the wise king ordered that throughout the land, wine was not to be served in without something to eat.
Therefore, in 'botillerias' (bottle-shops) and 'tabernas' (taverns) throughout Spain, wine was served with a free 'bite' of food. A slice of either smoked ham, chorizo sausage or Manchego cheese covered the mouth of each bottle or glass. The small 'bite' served two purposes, to soak the strength of the alcohol, like King Alfonso had advised, as well as to keep insects and other impurities out of the glass. The verb tapar means 'to cover', thus the origin of the word "tapa".


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Student Mail Services offers two types of mail forwarding, "Temporary" and "Permanent"
"Temporary" forwarding is used when you, the mailbox occupant with a current and active mailbox, will be away from campus for a semester, the summer, or a combination of the two. Fall CO-OP students must renew the mailbox for the entire academic year in order to receive temporary forwarding of mail and retain the same address upon return to school. The minimum forwarding time that the Student Post Office can accommodate is 30 days. This means that during the winter break and during the break between the spring semester and the summer session, there is no forwarding available because the timeframe is too short.
"Permanent" forwarding is used when you, the mailbox occupant, will no longer be using a mailbox at the Student Post Office due to graduation, living off-campus, or are on CO-OP and do not want to rent the mailbox while gone. This type of forwarding is provided for three (3) months only. This provides enough time for you to get settled at your new address and to notify any correspondents of your new address.


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http://www.denverconvention.com After five years as the Wells Fargo Theatre, the 5,000-seat theater at the Colorado Convention Center was renamed the Bellco Theatre near the end of 2012. The venue is one of the most technically advanced theaters of its kind and offers outstanding acoustics for concerts, lectures, general sessions and family spectaculars. More >>
http://www.bluebirdtheater.net The Bluebird Theater started hosting live music in 1994, and it didn't take long for the theater, built in 1913, to become one of the city's best midsized venues. With sculpted capitals, restored Victorian-style paintings and a vaulted ceiling, the place is as much a work of art as any of the touring and local bands that grace its stage. The marquee regularly lights up Colfax with some of the most important names in independent music, as well as lauded locals ready to make the leap from clubs to a bigger stage. In 2006, AEG Live took over the room and made significant upgrades to the production aspects of the place. More >>
http://www.worldarena.com The Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs is home to the Colorado College hockey team, elite figure skaters and the Colorado Gold Speedskating Club, but the 8,000-seat multi-purpose venue is also used for concerts, including nationally known acts, as well other performances and sporting events. More >>


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Less Misérables
Sun man Lee Price tries living life as a musical
MUSICALS are hitting the high notes – from Viva Forever! blasting out Spice Girls hits to the new Brit film Les Misérables being tipped for Oscar glory.
We asked Sun man LEE PRICE what it really feels like to spend a day singing and dancing your way through life.


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"Steve and Debbie have done a fabulous job with the construction of the cabins. I was very impressed with how beautiful and lush everything was. Highlights included: Toucans Lightening bugs lighting up the jungle at night-Hummingbirds everywhere!-Sloths-Pancake breakfasts-Seeing the glow of the volcano late in the evening- Fresh bromeliad arrangements in the room! The little town at the bottom of the hill was such an awesome little place too. We had a great and affordable dinner at 2 different places in town. Our only mistake is not planning accordingly and leaving too soon. There were a ton of things we wanted to do but didn't have the time. That's just more the reason to plan another trip back." Alison B. and Family Colorado, USA
"Debbie and Steve, You have indeed crafted a miracle here in the middle of Paradise! We loved our terribly short stay with you very much. The birds were great, the view amazing and the hospitality wonderful. We enjoyed the mix of nature and your welcoming house together with the culture and personalities of Costa Rica. We really enjoyed meeting Mireya, Geovanni and Sergio.....We wish you all the best and hope to see you again." Connie and Dick Sandlin, Dallas, Texas USA Audubon Dallas VP of Field Trips.
"We absolutely loved our time at Leaves and Lizards....We wanted a Costa Rican experience without feeling too much like a tourist...and Leaves and Lizards delivered big time! Hard to believe that Steve and Debbie have been doing this only two years! The cabins they built are great...quiet and comfy with a great view. Their naturalist guide, Geovani is fantastic! Very, very knowledgeable, especially about birds...loved his bird calls. He took us to the waterfall, Arenal night hike and to Orlando's preserve. Another of their local guides "Chito" was great as well. He took us on horseback to the waterfall...a very memorable experience. Our children (12 and 10) loved their time at Leaves and Lizards, they even got to help Debbie wash and groom a couple of young horses. Steve and Debbie are wonderful hosts. They are warm, friendly and want to make your experience the best it can be... and it was!" Vavra Family, California
"Leaves and Lizards was a wonderful breath of fresh air. We are from Florida and the lack of air conditioning was a concern for me but here you don't need it. The evenings were about 60 degrees and it was so great to wake up hearing all the animals every morning. We stayed here for the first three days of our trip and we wish we could have stayed a few more. The pictures on their website don't do this pace justice - we were very pleased with the cabins and surroundings. Geovani is an amazing guide - he really knows his animals and it is freakish how he can call them and they respond! Steve and Debbie were very nice and great hosts. We enjoyed fresh juice martini's at dinner each night and Mireya makes tasty meals. I don't were you else you can pay less to get personalized tours....I would highly recommend Leaves and Lizards to anyone that doesn't want to be in a touristy location- yes it's out of the way - but it's worth it!" Patrica, Florida
"My family and I spent four of the best days of our vacation in Costa Rica at Leaves and Lizards. Our boys are ages 10 and 13. The cabin we stayed in was simple yet elegant. We had a perfect view of the Arenal Volcano. After an excellent breakfast each morning, at their main house, we spent our days enjoying the natural beauty and wonders of the area. Steve and Deb provided us with an excellent guide and they helped us plan our tours and adventures. We truly enjoyed their frendly, warm hospitatlity. We were there during the rainy season but it really didn't matter. During our four days there, we were able to go horseback riding, zip lining, swimming near a waterfall, swimming in the hot springs, nature walking over hanging bridges and we even got off our horses to enjoy a local soccer game that was being played near Leaves and Lizards retreat. We truly had a great time. We wish we could have stayed longer. You may want to rent a vehicle when you go there, it really made thing even more convenient." Vernon and Family, Georgia, USA
"I'm Annika and I'm 11 years old. Leaves and Lizards is so cool! Horseback riding to the Dairy Farm was awsome. At the dairy farm I milked a cow, made cheese and went fishing. There is even a mini-zip line there that goes over the pond where I went fishing. If you go there and catch a fish ask Eric to cook the fish it tates so good! I saw a baby sloth on the way back from the farm. You can see the volcano really well out the window of the cabin. My brother, Evan, took a picture of it he even took a picture of the door. The carvings are cool. Steve is really nice and a good painter (I hope to be as good as he is some day). Lucky and Chloe (the dogs) are playful, smart and fun to talk to; it's like they understand me. I could write forever about Leaves and Lizards, about the horses, the pigs and the chickens.." Annika Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
"This place is an out-of-this world paradise. The view and feeling of being in a treehouse from the deck is outstanding. Steve and Debbie's layout of plantings and flowers and paths-both road and foot-are stunning. It is simply gorgeous here. To look out over the green splendor, makes one feel incredibly lucky to be one of the few who gets to experience it. The sunset lava hike is definetely a once in a lifetime experience-we got amazing views of red hot lava rocks emitting from the cone and rolling down the sides! The hike at El Silenco forest was also amazing-spider and howler monkeys AND fantasitc volcano views. Anyone who stays here will never forget it as a once in a lifetime experience." Johnson Family-Huntsville, Utah, USA
The visit was wonderful and we're very grateful to Steve and Debbie for their hopitality and strong will to make this place fit so well with its surroundings. As a biologist (Marcy) and geologist (Richard) we found much to enjoy and it was enhanced even more by Geovanni's excellence as a guide. He truly knows an unlimited amount of information on the area and is generous in sharing it. We recommend the Arenal lava bed hike, El Silenco reserve and the hanging bridges. Best of luck to Steve and Debbie with their future restoration work here and in their relationships with the local people." Dr. Marcy Brown Marsden and Richard Mardsen, Dallas, Texas - Audubon Dallas
"Thanks for your hospitality. Your place is lovely and will surely inspire many visitors to care for things in nature that bring us comfort, joy and the means to sustain our lives. Your home cooked meals were delicious! The stops along the drive from San Jose were very pleasant. The tours that were arranged with Geovanni were outstanding. He provided a wealth of information having spent his life in this area. I would recommend him to a lot of guests. Good Luck and best wishes in your venture here." Julie Britton, Dallas, Texas - Audubon Dallas
Debbie and Steve-What a wonderful memory I have from staying at your place!! I just wish we had thorougly looked through your website to see all the things we could have just done directly through you. I'm sure we would have planned things a bit differently and I wish we could have stayed longer. Geovany is a real gem and we SO appreciated his taking care of us and his pasion for the environment and giving guests the best possible experience. We loved your story of how you got to Costa Rica.....Thank you for a truly wonderful experience and hospitality. You've got an idyllic place." Carolyn Muegge-Vaughan Anchorage, Alaska, wife of the late Norman Vaughan, Chief Dog Sled driver for the Admiral Byrd Antarctic Expedition 1928-30.
"Costa Rica in a word: WOW (The country is a World of Wonders). Beauty, tranquility, adventure all in one small place. Thank you, Steve and Debbie for sharing your beautiful piece of Costa Rica with us and the tour you arranged for us were great. Rafing on the Balsa river was awesome (we enjoyed this trip even more then rafting the Arkansas River in Colorado).....The Canoy Tour was exciting -flying over the tree tops and waterfall-we captured some amazing video. Eric and his family were very gracious to open their home to us and let us live like a Tico Family for the day. We never did ge the hang of milking the cows, though -but the cheese we made and the tilapia we caught were quite tasty! We enjoyed the horseback ride with Debbie -running up the hills, jumping the log and touring their beautiful place. We had rain on our nature hike with Geovani, but what would a rainforest be without rain. We still saw some wonderful birds and animals. Canyoning was our next adventure- it was a new experience for us, our son questioned our parenting as the guide told him to jump off a 168 ft cliff and rappel down- but in the end fun was had by all. On the volcano hike, we saw hot lava rocks and yes rain again. Thank you Geovani for always looking our for our safety. Geovani found a red-eyed tree fron in the rain at night! What an amazing guide. Thank you again, Debbie and Steve you've got an awesome thing going here. Maybe we can make it back one day!" Rodenbaugh Family, Colorado, USA


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I have been looking for P. incense locally & so far haven't found any. There are red passi's & P.caerulea plants available but I'm looking for another host for GFs for my yard. I went to Lowe's & they had a Passiflora I hadn't seen before...Lady Margaret. Is it OK for Gulf Frits? As far as I've been able to see online Passiflora Lady Margaret is a hybrid of P. vitifolia and P. caerulea. I have Maypop & the GFs all but ignore it! Any experience or comments is appreciated!
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- Posted by misssherry Z8MS (My Page) on Sat, Apr 16, 11 at 16:51
That's really surprising that the GFs ignore maypops in your area, Lila - here, that's their first choice. According to my passionflower books, Lady Margaret is a hybrid of P. coccinia with P. incarnata/maypops being the pollinating parent. The flowers are smallish and a very beautiful shade of burgundy red. The gulf frits laid only a few eggs on mine, the caterpillars grew, though not as quickly as they do on P. incarnata, but the plants never came back the next spring - they must have inherited their cold sensitivity from P. coccinea. Sometimes Home Depot will carry a variety of passis, including Incense - here, the gulf frits rarely lay eggs on Incense, but on the rare occasions when they do, the cats seem to do alright on it. Again, I'm hugely surprised that P. incarnata is shunned by the gulf frits in your area! Sherry |
- Posted by misssherry Z8MS (My Page) on Sat, Apr 16, 11 at 16:53
I forgot that I had a picture of a Lady Margaret flower - Sherry |
- Posted by murray_2008 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 16, 11 at 23:51
In my yard the GFs ignore the maypop also but go always for the P. caerulea. It's amazing and they also like P. constance elliot. In our zone 8/9 the caerulea grows all winter and never goes dormant. But the maypop dies back to the ground in fall. Murray |
- Posted by imabirdnut 7b (My Page) on Sun, Apr 17, 11 at 23:24
- Posted by misssherry Z8MS (My Page) on Sun, Apr 17, 11 at 23:49
The P. caeruleas in the first picture look fantastic! I've grown P. caeruleas, and they grow good for me the first year or two, then they decline for a year or two and then don't come back at all. Maybe gulf frits just like what they ate when they were caterpillars - P. incarnata grows roadside here all over the place. Whatever works for you, that's the one to grow! Sherry |
- Posted by imabirdnut 7b (My Page) on Thu, Apr 21, 11 at 9:59
For the first time in 7 years that I've had the P caeruleas, they froze to the ground. I'm just seeing small vines coming up but it grows so fast, hopefully I will have big plants again for my GFs this summer! I would love to have another Zone 7 hardy passi with colorful flowers for them! Thanks for your input, Sherry! |
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Myojo Pork Udon Noodle Soup 7.23 oz
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Make an instant meal in minutes with this Pork flavored Udon noodle soup. Udon noodles become thick and dense when cooked which makes them very filling. |
Nutritional Information
Amount Per Serving | ||
Calories | 250 | |
Calories From Fat | 10 | |
% Daily Value | ||
Total Fat | 1 g | 2 % |
Saturated Fat | 0 g | 2 % |
Trans Fat | 0 g | 0 % |
Cholesterol | 2 mg | 0 % |
Sodium | 1920 mg | 80 % |
Total Carbohydrate | 53 g | 20 % |
Dietary Fiber | 1 g | 4 % |
Sugar | 1 g | |
Protein | 8 g | |
Vitamin A | 0 % | |
Vitamin C | 0 % | |
Calcium | 2 % | |
Iron | 15 % |
Serving Size: 1 bag (205 g)
Serving per Container: 1
Net wt. 7.25 oz (205 g)
Noodles: Enriched wheat flour (flour, niacin, iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin and folic acid), tapioca starch, water, salt and lactic acid.
Seasoning: Salt, monosodium glutamate, hydrolyzed soybean protein, sugar, xanthan gum, spices, dry leek, citric acid, caramel color, garlic powder, disodium succinate, yeast extract, soy sauce powder (water, soybeans, wheat, salt, and dextrin), chili pepper, palm oil, disodium inosinate, disodium guanylate, dextrin and silica.
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Product Recipe
Cooking Directions:
1. Add noodles to 1 1/2 cups boiling water. Cook 2-3 minutes.
2. Add soup base just before turning off heat.
3. Serve immediately.
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Rating: | Sunday Jan 30 2011 12:55 | by Andrew |
The worst tasting noodle I've had. It tasted a lot like latex, not pork. |
Rating: | Wednesday Mar 17 2010 18:10 | by Michelle |
At one time you could order a case of a one of the flavors of this particular brand of noodle on a well known sells about everything site and get free shipping. That is not longer the situation, and the shipping makes ordering them horribly prohbitive. After looking around I once again found that AFG has the best price on this product.The noodles are very fresh tasting and soft, and the various flavor packets do have very rich intense flavor, even if you just use half the packet if you are concerned about salt consumption. Since the noodles are not fried like ramen often are, they are also lower calorie so this brand of Udon noodles are pefect for those who are looking for something with the ease of ramen but not all food qualities that some people worry about! Add a few vegetables or some leftover chicken, shrimp, steak bits...whatever you may have and you have a very tasty meal. (hint: a fresh egg cracked into a steaming bowl just before serving makes the broth incredibly rich and thick!)With the addition of just a little bit of veggies or meat, or even just that egg, this can easily be a meal. I've often split a packet with someone and made a meal of it with a half sandwich and few pickles on the side. It is very filling! When I first ordered these I only got a couple packets because I was uncertain what the pork flavoring would be like, hammy tasting, or more like bacon or chops? It's actually a rather neutral pork flavor, although a leftover pork chop diced up and dropped into becomes quite tasty! |
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Outlook: The Mountain View football program is not back to the powerhouse it was in the 1980s and 1990s, and with the way the landscape has changed, it may never get there. However, for the first time in a decade, the Toros seem to be trending in an upward direction, back to where playoff berths are a formality and a postseason run expected.
It's coach Chad DeGrenier's third year with Mountain View, and as he's done with rebuilding projects before, he seems to have the Toros finding some real momentum. Mountain View went 7-3 in last year's regular season before losing by 28 points to Desert Mountain in the playoffs. There's plenty of optimism because of the pieces which return. There is quarterback John Clark (1,879 yards, 14 TD, 9 INT), wide receivers Clark Brown (622 yards, 7 TD) and Robby Millward (691 yards, 2 TD) as well as jack-of-all-trades Chase Funk, who started as the quarterback a season ago but will now likely be moved all over the field. The offense has to replace Weston Birtcher at running back, but Cayman Nielsen looks capable of taking over much of the load. Kicker Luis Bustillos is one of the best in Arizona, and while it can be an overlooked component, he may be a huge factor in tight games.
There are more question marks defensively, as eight of the team's top-nine tacklers from a season ago depart. Defensive back Connor Ipsen (67 tackles, 2 INT) is the most decorated player returning on that side of the ball, and the overall increase of players should help. DeGrenier said the varsity is now up to 70 players when in his first year it only had 42. The junior varsity is also at a healthy 45 players, and the freshman team boasts 85.
"It's back to where a school that size should be," DeGrenier said.
It's been 11 years since Mountain View has won a state title and seven since it last made the title game. While the Toros won't be in the preseason group of contenders, they are heading in the right direction. The return of so many key offensive parts and the renewed enthusiasm on campus has DeGrenier excited.
"I know a little bit more now about what we can do," he said. "The first two years I wasn't really sure what we were good at. I believe we'll be a tough team to play on Friday nights (this year), and that's better than just hoping we're going to be."
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Coach: Chad DeGrenier
Last year's record: 7-4, lost to Desert Mountain in the first round of the Division I postseason
Returning Starters: 6 on offense/4 on defense
Returning Statistical Leaders: John Clark, Sr., QB (134-248, 1,879 yards, 14 TD, 9 INT); Clark Brown (39 rec., 622 yards, 7 TD); Robby Millward (49 rec., 691 yards, 2 TD); Connor Ipsen, Sr., DB (67 tackles, 2 INT); Luis Bustillos, Sr., K (7-11 FG, 37-40 PAT)
2013 Schedule
Aug. 30 at Boulder Creek; Sept. 6 vs. Valley Vista; Sept. 12 (Thur.) at Highland; Sept. 20 vs. Perry; Sept. 27 at Pinnacle; Oct. 4 vs. Skyline; Oct. 11 at Desert Mountain; Oct. 18 at Mesa; Oct. 25 vs. Red Mountain; Nov. 1 vs. Desert Ridge
Key games
Sept. 12 at Highland: The offense has the pieces in place to be explosive, but Highland has one of the better defenses in Division I. The team that wins that battle should have the advantage. Both teams have tough matchups at the tail-end of their schedule, so even though this game is early, it's an important one for the playoff hopes of each.
Sept. 27 at Pinnacle: The Toros opened some eyes with a big win over the Pioneers last season, which came in the midst of a six-game winning streak. Pinnacle could be better in 2013 behind RB Josh Hoekstra and QB Brian Lewerke, but Mountain View will be improved as well. This could be another must-see matchup mid-season.
Oct. 25 vs. Red Mountain: Mountain View's surprising upset over the Mountain Lions a season ago helped push it into the playoffs. With the amount of experience returning for the Toros, a win this season would be much less of a shock. This rivalry game could end up being a crucial showdown
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Unfortunately, her number one quest has been gutted already, but there are a lot of good quests on the list for sure. And quite a few of them have some great rewards as well -- the Barov Peasant Caller is great, I'm still wearing the cloak from Bring me the Egg, and the Divination quests in SMV will let you pick up some nice consumables and gear as well, not to mention a good bit of cash. And some of them are just plain awesome -- Ivus the Forest Lord, I agree, is something people almost never do any more, but once you've done it, the reward of having a big treant kicking ass for you is just too fun.
If you need more quests to do, you can check out our writeups on the top lore-based quests in the game, and don't miss the must-see quests at 70, either. Whether you're looking for a time-filler or want to know which quests to start on when the XP starts flowing again, odds are there are quite a few great quests you missed the first time through.
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Greg Proops: The Smartest Man in the World
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It's just Proops and you. There's no fanfare. Proops takes centre stage at a small table and chair set up with a single microphone. Then he's off. An hour of great conversation that flies by at a break neck clip. He crams the feeling of a great two-way conversation into the lecture-style format of a one-way conversation. Part professorial, part crazed comedian, Proops forms the show around his talent and passions. The show flows like a love letter to tangents. www.proopcast.com, www.gregproops.com
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Michael Jackson Goes to Heaven
The New York Post has run an almost unaccountable number of Wacko Jacko headlines during Michael Jackson's peculiar years. But now he's become the Post's "Tragic Star," complete with commemorative poster.
One of the most mocked, vilified, and calumniated people of our time has, overnight, been transmuted into a saint.
This isn't just media death-business sentimentality either. There's some spontaneous revisionism that's going on here. It was, it suddenly seems clear, the hard heart of the media, lead by the cruelties of the New York Post, that condemned him to his marginal existence—exiled in Persian Gulf kingdoms—when, in fact, there was a latent, abiding, adoration for the boy-man.
The Michael Jackson story could be one of the biggest media screw ups of all time: The public didn't hate him, the public loved him.
This is, perhaps, the triumph of virtuosity. The 4-day non-stop wall of sound of Michael Jackson—early-, mid-, late-career, blaring from all media—has purged all naysayers. Art wins out over bad publicity.
The rationale for the media's about-face revisionism is clear, not just that the media has been at odds with the audience, but that MJ in death is going to be such an exceptional bonanza.
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I have a outside plant and I,m not sure what it is ( need a little help) looks like a little sunflower but it is orange not yellow. I need to find out what it is so I can know were to put it. |
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Usually, brightly-colored flowers, especially those that look "daisy-ish", are sun lovers. Your flower might be a hybrid variety of sunflower, or it could be a daisy, zinnia, even, if it's small, marigold. Best luck! |
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Everybody labels me a tomboy just cuz I play football and basketball with guys. I've known these guys since kindergarten. They're like my best friends and it feels bad when other kids say I'm a tomboy. Back to Article
i am a definite tom boy!!!! I HATE pink and I LOVE sports!!! I hate all that kissing stuff and what makes it worse is that my bf will try to kiss me but when I back away he gets all sad!!! oh an I also love monster trucks and I love to watch wrestling!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a tomboy everytime I go to recess I play basketball with my boyfriend just for the sake of it
i am a tomboy i wear boy shorts and shoes.most of my friends are boys .i play basketball and football in a boys team and nuin is wrong with me.
I'm a tomboy i watch wresling i like football and wear boy shoes
this made like no sense but anywho I am tomboy chus girlys are yuck
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I have Chronic Pain from have 2 disc in my lower back being torn. I am able to resume my life because of this drug. It has taken me a while to get use the the side effects that this medicine has caused but it has been worth it.
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I was shot in the knee when I was younger, and it never healed properly, while on this drug i was able to function without the constant threat of pain. I did have to take it in steps as i stopped using Kadian, but it was well worth the pain relief,
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While time spent at college is a fond memory and a happy experience for most, college life is not without its rough patches and problems. While each persons problems are unique to their current circumstances, I know that there are a few problems that almost all college students deal with at least once during their time at school. If you are on your way into college you might want to get a jump on how to deal with the 10 Common Problems Students Face During College. If you are reading for the sake of remembrance and posterity, I would ask that you try and throw a few good memories into the mix as you plod through the problems that once plagued you in your youth, or not so distant past.
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When we allow DHCP to configure the TCP/IP settings of our system(s), we usually get
those of our ISP. Our public IP address and the Gateway address map into the addresses
of that ISP (it has to else routing will fail). The other piece that we get is the DNS addresses
which also typically belong to that ISP. However, this is one we can set independently and
perhaps get some benefits in doing so:
- picking a well managed DNS can avoid cache poisoning,
- if chosen well, can avoid redirections when the url does not map into an IP address
There are two ways to alter the DNS settings:
- Alter the TCP/IP settings of the LAN connection on each system
- Alter the DNS settings in our router which will then get propagated to all attached system
How can we test DNS performance and redirection?
I found a DNS Benchmark Tool from www.grc.com which will tell you a lot of useful information
on the DNS. The web pages contain lots of good stuff and you really out to read all of it,
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download the test program @ https://www.grc.com/dev/DNSBench.exe and then run it on your system.
Click on the Nameserver Tab and then the Run Benchmark button - - wait for it to complete.
The default results will be [x] Sort fastest First and [x] show uncached.
the USAGE information is found at http://www.grc.com/dns/operation.htm
The attachment is a list of well known ISP DNS addresses, the google-public-dns-a.google.com
and the OpenDNS servers all of which you can add to your test to determine if one of these
would be better for you. On the NameServers Tab, click Add/Remove and you can enter
as many DNS IP-addresses as you like.
After running the test, be sure to click on the Conclusion Tab to see the recommendations.
Personally, I found this warning
This system's nameserver intercepts name errors.
and to avoid as many redirections as possible, I have elected to use DNS settings that
provide both speed and no redirections. When you allow a 404 Page Not Found to be redirected,
you have no idea of where you landed or why you got there. I would rather see the 404 Page Not Found
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Now look for solid green or at least green donuts in the second column - - avoid all gold items - -
nearet the top. These are the DNS servers which perform best for you and do not redirect.
Before you close the Benchmark Tool, save your test configuration to an INI file for next time
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De Vera MA et al. – These population–based data indicate that statin discontinuation in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients is associated with increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease and all causes. Findings provide support for the importance of compliance with therapy in RA patients who are prescribed statins.
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Cathedral Windows is another exceptional garden worthy plant. However, it's unlikely to be a HOTY because it is a sport of Stained Glass and a cousin to Guacamole, both of which were HOTY's. Still Cathedral Windows performance in the garden is outstanding.
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Steve, I think the HOTY lists are good for a novice such as myself to pick out nice, readily available inexpensive hosta. While some of the winners of the Benedict Medal fall into this category it is nice to see hosta picked purely on their performance merits without regard for the needs or propogation requirements of commercial growers. I find I have, without previously knowing of the list, accumulated a great percentage of the HOTY which I like to think speaks well of my taste....but probably means I have been influenced by the industry availablity and promotion. The Benedict List is a very good grouping to use as a basis for choosing hosta that fit an individuals taste from a list based on good performance. I surely would have bought a few more on this list had I been aware of the it previously. Thank you for the informative threads. Jon |
Here is my H. 'Cathedral Windows' (upper left) and friends in 2011. It has grown since then, like it a lot. Later that year it had nematodes. In 2012 I sprayed it with an insecticide and it had no nematodes. Bernd |
I got CW as a tissue culture in 2011. Has grown nicely but still a juvenile...really looking forward to next year which is sposed to the Leap year. Love seeing the photos of the more mature specimens since I've not seen a full grown one In Real Life. |
All these 'Cathedral Windows' are just gorgeous. Hopefully something will die over winter and free up some spaces for new favourites, like this one! Jan |
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It was not a bluff. When Centrica warned a month ago that it might choose to leave one of Britain's biggest gas fields off-line because of the higher taxes levied on UK energy companies, some thought this was an empty threat.
However, South Morecambe gas field has become available after a period of routine maintenance – and Centrica chose to leave it dormant on Wednesday morning.
A spokesman said the effect of the decisions announced in the last Budget was to increase the total tax rate on this field from 75 to 81 per cent. Consequently, wholesale gas prices have to reach a higher level before it becomes commercially viable to operate South Morecambe.
That threshold had not been reached on Wednesday morning, and so the field remained idle.
A few notes of caution: Centrica has made clear that it will review its decision on a daily basis. If wholesale gas prices reach the (higher) level needed to trigger production from South Morecambe, the field will restart. That could happen very soon. It remains to be seen whether this shut-down is prolonged or so short-lived that it makes very little difference. The company is likely to reopen the smaller North Morecambe gas field, where routine maintenance is also complete.
But if the government hoped that Centrica was making an entirely empty threat a month ago, that calculation went awry this morning.