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Broken Hope hiding spotOn Broken Hope, it is possible for a Scout chassis with dash to get on top of the Tram-way. To do so, first get on top of the 2nd story for the main courtyard and head to where the bridge extends into the X12 Scrapmaker (Chain/Gatling gun) room. Turn around so you can see the over shield room. The jump from between the two robot statues is clearable with a vehicle-to-robot dash-jump. To do so, throttle up, jump from the closest point, jump, transform preferably as you're still gaining altitude, and dash into the window. After hitting against it, turn to your right, and sidle along the edge until you're as close as possible to the tram. This is the tricky part: double-jump while headed to the right and dash forward once you get at the correct position to make it into the nook between the destroyed section. If you've made it this far, you're good. Now transform to squeeze under the the rail-way, and there you go. As mentioned before, it should be possible to do it with any character capable of dashing, the first jump would be about timing, timing, timing: transform at the point where you can jump from between the two statues, and double-jump, to dash.The second one seems to be perfectly within the Big Bot's jumping distance. This isn't particularly useful, but a trick that might help your friends or keep you alive if you're the last one standing. If you are the last one left, believe me, this is one those things you wanna be able to nail every time. |
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Noble Energy Inc. has made a natural gas discovery with its Tamar Southwest (SW) exploration well offshore Israel. This find marks the company's eighth consecutive discovery in the Levant basin.
The Tamar SW well, testing a new exploration prospect, encountered 355 ft of net natural gas pay within the targeted Miocene intervals. The well was drilled to a total depth of 17,420 ft in 5,405 ft of water.
The field lies 8 miles southwest of the Tamar field, which contains gross resources of 640-770 bcf of gas. The well encountered high-quality reservoir sands, with per well productivity expected at 250 MMcfd.
"In Israel, the discovery at Tamar SW further enhances our discovered resources in the Eastern Mediterranean, which now totals nearly 40 tcf of natural gas," stated Mike Putnam, Noble's vice-president, exploration and geoscience.
Noble in 2009 estimated Tamar's overall gross resource potential at 5 tcf (OGJ Online, Feb. 10, 2009). That year, the company made a gas find in Tamar equal to the predrill estimate of more than 3 tcf of gas (OGJ Online, Jan. 19, 2009). Three major gas discoveries were made at the Leviathan exploration prospect, 47 km southwest of the Tamar, by Noble and its partners in 2010, amounting to 25 tcf (OGJ Online, Dec. 29, 2010).
Following completion of operations at Tamar SW, the drilling rig will be released to another operator.
Noble Energy operates Tamar SW with 36% working interest. Other interest holders include Isramco Negev 2, 28.75%; Delek Drilling, 15.625%; Avner Oil Exploration, 15.625%; and Dor Gas Exploration, 4%.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hundreds of union members have begun a permitted march near the entrance to Los Angeles International Airport, where travelers have been warned to arrive early in case of traffic snarls.
Members of the Service Employees International Union began marching at midday Wednesday, with a large police presence standing by. The union is in a dispute with an airport services company that no longer has SEIU contracts.
The march began several hours after the end of the airport's peak travel period, but authorities nonetheless urged fliers to add 90 minutes to their planned airport arrival time on top of the usual two hours before a domestic flight and three hours before an international flight.
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Yesterday, Ian warned us that today would be a very long day. Maybe that's why I'm sitting here surprised that the day is already over. Today, after Grassroot Soccer we all went for a walk through the township looking for girls to come to the clinic we were hosting later in the afternoon. Chicka, one of the Grassroot coaches, had us juggle a ball as we walked down the middle of the street. People started coming out of their houses to watch and Siya helped us ask girls if they wanted to come play soccer later. We split up so that a few people could walk on the other side of the street. After crossing to the other side with Jo, Molly, and Siya, a group of six-year-old boys started chasing after us. They ran down the sidewalk some in dress shoes, some in sandals, and others simply barefoot. Even though they were speaking Xhosa, we could still make out the occasional word such as 'American,' or 'United States.'
After recruiting as many girls as possible, we started walking towards the field where our clinic would be. I found myself between two girls who had attended Grassroot earlier in the day. They immediately grabbed my hands and kept walking. After the usual questions, how old are you? Do you have any brothers or sisters? And am I saying this right? (My attempt to pronounce the clicks in Xhosa correctly.) I asked if they had any questions about the United States. This triggered an onslaught of, what's it like? Are there any cute guys? And is it much different from here? Before answering their questions, I asked if anyone ever told them about the U.S., or if they were always the ones being asked questions. They told me people always ask them about their lives but never talk about their own.
After the clinic I started picking up soccer balls and managed to get four into my arms. As I was walking
towards the ball bag, a boy grabbed one from me. He ran off giggling and glancing backwards, checking to see if I would chase after him. I quickly ran after him, dropping one of the balls on the way. I caught up to him and we began an intense game of tug-of-war over the ball. Once the other kids saw us playing they ran over to join in and I was jumped on, tickled, and even bitten.
These kids had a strategy for getting me to fall. First, someone would run behind me and grab one of my ankles. Then, another one would hold my hands together. Last, someone would grab my other ankle and push me from behind. Over and over they would pull me to the ground and sit on me. I kept getting up and trying to run but after taking only a few steps they would trip me and pin me to the ground again. Slowly and somewhat painfully I was making my way across the field towards the bus. I started sprinting to get away and looked back to see a pack of about 12 screaming children chasing after me. Almost there, I thought as I was within 20 feet of the bus. Just as I stopped sprinting I felt someone grab my ankles. A little girl who had looked so innocent during camp was holding my hands together. Before I knew it someone was pushing me from behind. I had just enough time to look up into the bus before slamming into the ground and being dog-piled by all the kids.
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Every year IMO celebrates World Maritime Day. The day is used to focus attention on the importance of shipping safety, maritime security and the marine environment and to emphasize a particular aspect of IMO's work. At the Organization's Headquarters, the Day will be celebrated on Thursday, 29 September 2011. This year the day focuses on Piracy: Orchestrating the Response.
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Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September. The General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples. This year - on its 30th anniversary - the Day's theme is "Peace and Democracy: make your voice heard".
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I am a childrens writer and now write and direct for screen. I made my first short film in the summer 2009(Legs 11) and this has now given me the film making bug. Finished my second short film 'Katie's Dad' 2010 which...
I am a childrens writer and now write and direct for screen. I made my first short film in the summer 2009(Legs 11) and this has now given me the film making bug. Finished my second short film 'Katie's Dad' 2010 which was selected for 13 film festivals and won 3 Awards.
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A review of Beyond The Swing: Michael Andrewby Neemis on 07/27/2009I really enjoyed this short film on the life and work of Michael Andrew. It was well shot and the backing music added real depth. In fact the music really carried the piece along. It was great the way you cut into photos and other images - it made the film interesting and moved it along quickly. Well done.
A review of Gumballby Neemis on 05/18/2009Great first attempt at a short. I thought the screen screen stuff worked well. The story was original and well thought out. I wasn't quite sure about the ending. Were they still in the machine or out in the real world? The camera work and lighting was good and so were the actors - especially the child. Well done and look forward to seeing more of your work... read
A review of Price of Vengeanceby Neemis on 04/12/2009I enjoyed this short. The production values were excellent and all the shots were professional looking. My only critisim is that the plot seemed more for a feature rather than a short. We didn't get to know enough about the characters to either like or hate them. But the short was still very watchable and I enjoyed it.
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Thanks for your review of Ku-Bay. A series of connected events IS a story, if there is a denouement, a moment of truth...a coming together of events. Ku-Bay survives his journey and makes it into a new land and finds a bride. Thus, Ku-Bay IS a story. And I DO know a little about my subject. Thanks for noticng! -
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How To Know if Your Girlfriend is Cheating On You
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Ever had that suspicious feeling that there is something wrong with your relationship? Maybe your girlfriend is suddenly distant, doesn't have time for you, or is constantly going places without you? Is she dating with other guys? It is hard to say. The first things you have to consider is that maybe she is just busy, or wants to spend some extra time with her girlfriends. Are you being jealous for no reason? It is always important to make sure that these feelings aren't just in your head before you go making these accusations.
There are always telltale signs that your girlfriend may be cheating on you. Some are subtle, while others are right in your face. Your girlfriend could be lying to your face, saying that you are the only one she loves, then go right out and cheat on you with someone else. Why? Because men do it all the time, so why shouldn't a woman be able to do it too? While we simply can't include all the signs that your woman may be cheating on you, here are a few.
One sure sign she is dating with other guys is the smell of another man's cologne on her, or if suddenly she is wearing a different perfume. Just because she wears another kind of perfume doesn't necessarily mean she's cheating on you, but in some cases it does. Another sign she could be cheating is if she stops caring what your faults are. Some women like to make sure their man is dressing the right way, acting a certain way, and if this is your woman, and suddenly she stops nagging you about things that used to annoy her, it could mean that she simply doesn't care anymore. One of the biggest signs that she may be cheating on you is your sex life pretty much goes away completely. She is either cheating, or is not longer interested in you, both of which can be devastating.
The problem is, even if you may be suspicious, you have to have definite proof that she is cheating. With today's technology, there are many ways to get the proof you need to confront her, or to catch her right in the act of dating someone else. One of these ways is through cell phone spying. What is it a spy phone? How does it work? Here is the simple gist of how this spy technology works. It is basically a software program you install on your cell phone, as well as her, 'target' phone. It is fairly simple to install, especially if you have her phone password. You simply download the software onto the phones, and you can monitor her calls, as well as her text messages, both outgoing as well as incoming. You can get this information downloaded to your phone or other mobile device, or your laptop or home computer. The nice part is, depending on the software, it works with just about any cell phone on the market, iPhones, Android, Windows, even Blackberry. With the latest software, you can monitor incoming and outgoing calls, Skype calling, and even Facebook, just to name a few.
It is important that you understand that some states don't allow spying, while others say that as long as one person knows about it, that it isn't illegal. In either case, it is important that you are able to have the evidence you need to confront her. If she is setting up dates with another guy/s, then you can simply show up where they are going to be. If you are interested in more information on spy phone technology, there is a website you can go to. This site is called thespyphone.com. The have been in the business of spyware software since 2006, and are leaders in the industry.
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This is a scratch recipe to which I added sour cream to create my WASC. I tried the recipe once before without sour cream and it was dry so this time I added sour cream and did the reverse cream method. The cake and first 12 cupcakes were a little dense but very tasty. The folks at the party loved it and my friend asked how it was different from my usual. I had a little batter left over so I made one cupcake after I pulled out the first batch. This one was lighter and fluffier. I think maybe because I took it out a little sooner than the first batch. If not maybe because the batter set for awhile.
- 2 sticks unsalted butter
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- 4 eggs
- 1 cup milk (whole or low fat)
- 1 cup (8oz) sour cream
- 3 tsps baking powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 tsp almond extract
- Preheat oven to 350 F. Butter and lightly flour 3 - 9 inch pans. Sift flour and then lightly spoon 3 cups into a measuring cup. Put all dry ingredients in bowl and mix for about 1 minute. Add butter and a little bit of the milk and mix until mix thoroughly. Add remaining liquid ingredients and mix for several minutes. Pour into pans and bake for 20-25 minutes or until tester inserted into cake comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes. Remove from pans and finish cooling on racks.
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The Importance of Home Inspections
Whether you're purchasing a home or you're offering your home for sale, home inspection would be a good idea. Both the buyer and the seller may opt for home inspection once negotiation is over and before the deal gets sealed.
People who do home inspection are called home inspectors and their job is to assess everything inside and outside of a home, from the roof to the floors, from walls to staircases, from backyards to porches, and so on.
During the inspection, the inspector will walk into all the corners of the house and looks for problems in the structure and foundation. He peeps into every pipe, electrical wiring systems as well as ventilation and roofing systems. Included also in his inspection are the windows, doors, bathroom tiles, lavatories and garbage disposal system. He, likewise, calculates how many years the home will be able to withstand wear and tear.
Not only will the home inspector inspect the internal structures of a home, he also will have to check on its outer aspects, such as the outside walls, sprinklers, lawn, porch lights, walkways and driveways as well.
Probably, one of the most important factors that a home inspector will check is the electrical system of the house. The selling price of a home will greatly depend on this factor. The inspection shall include the air conditioning system, ceiling and exhaust fans. The major appliances like ovens, dishwashers and smoke detectors are included in the inspection. They check whether the entire system pass the regulatory standards or not.
After the home inspector has finished inspecting the home inside and out, he will provide the seller and the buyer a report. Written on the report are the things that need to be repaired and improved.
The result of home inspection is very crucial as the value of the home greatly depends on it – that is why you need an inspector who is very efficient and has plenty of experience. It is important to know that home inspection can't be completed overnight and is not at all cheap, but this sure can help raise the value of a home.
With the outcome of the home inspection, the buyer may ask the seller to make the necessary repairs before finally closing the deal. On the other hand, the seller may either accept or reject the request of the buyer, which depends on the weight of the repairs that needs to be done. The negotiation is usually done by a real estate agent wherein he comes up with ways to make both ends meet.


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Barbara has been banished from her post at a prestigious Berlin hospital to an antiquated and understaffed clinic after applying for an exit visa from the totalitarian German Democratic Republic. Even as she arrives for duty, she is plotting to escape by sea to Denmark, where she hopes to reunite with her lover, Jörg, a West German businessman, who visits her clandestinely for hurried trysts and funnels money to her through the underground.
André attempts to befriend her, drawn as much by her blatant disdain for authority as her cold beauty and professional skill, but Barbara suspects him, rightly, of informing the authorities of her comings and goings. André makes no pretense about his obligation to report on her, for he too has been compromised because of a past mistake not his fault, but for which he accepts responsibility. A devoted doctor as well as world-weary realist, he strives to make the best of a bad situation, concentrating on his patients and incrementally improving the clinic rather than railing against circumstances he cannot change.
Events conspire, conveniently, to alter Barbara's plans and, eventually, her understanding of first things. A young woman is brought to the clinic suffering from meningitis contracted from a tick bite—she has been hiding in the woods after fleeing a work camp. Then a young man is admitted after attempting suicide. Both have been driven to extremes by the torment of unrequited love as well as the intrusions of the government, and Barbara and André take personal interest in the cases. It turns out that their concern for their patients foreshadows their own relationships, with each other and with the state.
Barbara will be compared to Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's The Lives of Others, which won the 2006 Oscar for best foreign-language film, but Petzold is more interested in individual drama than ideology, in personal choices and consequences than politics and history. To put it another way, he's an actors' director: To say he coaxes nuanced performances from Hoss and Zehrfeld puts the cliché to good use. Production designer K.D. Gruber provides the ideal setting for their work, the dreariness we associate with the GDR relieved by the windswept landscapes that suggest the changes about to blow through Germany…and Barbara.


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I realized I forgot to write about a couple things - a ride to Tantulas Drive a visit to the Army Musueum and my spa appointment.
Tantulas Drive is just a sightseeing ride 10 minutes from Waikiki with some great views of diamond head and over the city. It was a little overcast this day so photos didnt come out that great. The Army museum was right in Fort Russy Park and was quite interesting. We spent about 1 1/2 hours looking at things. Chatted with an interesting vet and checked out the moderately priced gift shop. Worth a stop if you are into the history of it all. I cant remember what day I went to the spa, I think it was Wednesday morning. I didnt book until we got to Aulani as I was afraid of the noise from the construction. When I realized it was minimal I was able to book the day and time I wanted. I booked a hot stone treatment. I was able to enjoy the water therapy gardens for about 1/2 hour before and 1/2 hour after my treatment and it was lovely. Even jumped in the cold plunge pool. There was only one other couple in there. They have you pick a stone with a word on it, and then you drop it into a cool pool. You also pick your choice of scent for your oils. When you leave they give you some as a scrub and some salts with the word you chose. Thought that was quite lovely.
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The company's history began in 1918, when it was first set up by Franz Kaldewei. At first, it provided raw goods for the enameling industry, such as laundry tubs and frying pans; later, milk churns and dairy equipment were added to the product lineup.
In 1928 Franz's son Heinrich Kaldewei joined the board of management and actively encouraged the company to produce what would be Kaldewei's first steel bathtub; manufacturer commenced in 1934. In those days, bathtubs were made of several parts that were welded together. In 1958 Kaldewei produced the world's first "seamless" bathtub, which was made from a single metal sheet with no welding seams. Within a decade, these seamless drawn steel bathtubs had superseded the cast iron tubs that had dominated the market until then.
Franz Dieter Kaldewei, who has been running the company since 1973, has made it into Europe's most progressive bathtub manufacturer with the world's biggest capacities and highest quality standards. With a material thickness of 3.5 millimeters, Kaldewei has set new standards for quality. Kaldewei's steel enamel, with its easy-clean finish, is a patented surface finish that is already a standard feature on many bathtubs and shower trays.


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Hi all. This is a follow up to a long post: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/lawns/msg0816265128933.html which includes soil analysis, photos and all sorts of good advice.
I planted about September 1 and managed to get grass growing. I used a lot of water, but overall we are pleased. First question; what is the weed shown in the photo. It is sprinkled around the yard, and it came up before the grass shoots. How can I get rid of it? Should I look at a pre-emergent in the spring? If you look at the link above, you will see the mature version. I hit the stuff with RU in the summer, but it came back. Second question; Winter prep. I added a lot of calcitic lime and a dose of potassium sulfate about a month prior to seeding. Should I add a light application of lime now? Anything else for a new lawn? Thanks in advance. Sam |
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- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Tue, Nov 6, 12 at 21:37
Did you forget to link a picture? Where do you live? Was calcitic lime the one to use based on comments on the soil test? |
Find some urea (fast release) 46-0-0 or whatever you can find and drop 1-2 pounds per k once the grass has stopped growing--after your last mowing--arond T-day. |
"Where do you live? Was calcitic lime the one to use based on comments on the soil test?" I am in southern Illinois. Yes, I used the calcitic lime. Remember me? I'm the guy that dumped all that lime on my yard and you guys found it hard to believe that was the recommended dosage. See this thread for the background: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/lawns/msg0816265128933.html |
Here is a link that might be useful: Original thread
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Mon, Nov 12, 12 at 2:59
Sometimes you need to know the exact weed before you can kill it. In this case, whatever it is, it should be treatable with a broadleaf weed killer like Ortho Weed-B-Gone. WBG will leave your grass alone and only kill the broadleaf plants. Watch your overspray because most of the plants in your yard are broadleaf. You only need to mist the leaves of the weeds. WBG is not a soil drench. Some weeds take a little time to die. The Weed-B-Gone works by hyperactivating the growth hormone in the plant. It dies by exhausting it's energy reserves. So it will look healthy for several days...and then it's dead. Unfortunately it is too late to seed for this year in your area. Once the weeds are gone, you will be left with bare soil which will attract more weeds. This is especially true if you seed in the spring. You might try dormant seeding to help 'densify' the turf. With dormant seeding you seed in the winter hoping that the seed will sprout early before the weed seeds are sprouting. |
Thanks dchall. So, I take it it's better to hit this stuff now? Most of this yard was (or appeared to be) dead when I seeded it on Labor Day. To my dismay, those little broadleafs sprouted even before the grass germinated. |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Mon, Nov 12, 12 at 9:59
I would spray now and do a preemergent in the spring. Timing for that is always difficult. My new philosophy on timing is to wait until the soil is at or nearing 50 degrees, and then on the day it rains pretty good, apply the preem. My theory is the seeds are not going to sprout with just dew - they need real rainfall. And they are not going to sprout in cold ground. |
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I've researched this a bit and havent found anything useful, done a little experimentation but not sufficient to yield anything conclusive so I'm wondering if any of you may have experience or information about this.
Juglone, a nasty substance produced by black walnut trees is toxic to many plants. (For those that aren't familiar but interested, do a search to find plenty of info.) I try to gather all the falling leaves, nuts, etc and keep them away from the garden, composting areas, etc but it's not always possible to keep the leaves 100% segregated. Some say composting black walnut leaves is safe, others disagree. I'm not so sure so don't chance it. On the other hand, I understand that vermiposting has been found to be quite a purifier, able to eliminate all sorts of harmful substances, I believe, even viruses, diseases, etc. I don't know if it's, first, the nut worms and isopods followed by the wigglers or if they all join in from the beginning but somebody loves the walnut materials: nuts, husk, leaves etc leaving big piles of "black gold" that I hesitate to use. However, to further complicate matters, apparently juglone is also an effective dewormer.
" ..while the hulls are extracted and used in alternative medicine. The black walnut tree contains the chemical compound juglone, a known toxin that has well-documented herbicidal properties. Juglone is toxic to many species of animals and plant and is found in particularly high levels in the leaves, roots, husks and bark of the black walnut tree. So, my question(s) become: Can vermiposting eliminate juglone or negate the effects of juglone? Are Walnut trees/juglone safe to (composting as opposed to parasitic/intestinal) worms? |
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- Posted by alabamanicole 7 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 8, 10 at 17:23
Although it has a long and illustrious enough history that I think it's clear that black walnut has at least some anti-parasitic properties, AFAIK, no one has ever determined WHICH kinds of worms and parasites that black walnut is effective against. Roundworms (Ascaris sp.)? Hookworms (Ancylostoma, Necator spp?) Tapeworms (Cestoda sp)? Earthworms are not even closely related to these parasitic worms. Since we don't know how black walnut works or why, there's no way to say if it could harm the worms. Personally, I suspect it does not. Is it in the compost? This site says probably not: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Black Walnut Toxicity
- Posted by actionclaw (My Page) on Wed, Jul 14, 10 at 15:16
I'm aware of that, in fact, I believe I've seen that exact article. Unfortunately, I've also read others that say different. When composting there are so many variables: trying to keep things sorted, keep track of which pile is which, different rates of decomposition (of a stray nut,for example, compared to leaves), etc. etc. I did find toxicity testing by planting tomato seedlings a good idea and have done it several times. However, even with that, if it doesn't go well, is juglone necessarily the culprit ..as opposed to fungus or some other issue? Not every tomato seedling survives. So for better results one should use several seedlings for each test but how many tomato plants does one want to sacrifice? Anyway, I'm familiar with the whole "safe vs unsafe to compost Walnut tree parts" issue and, as I said, at this point I'll just continue to segregate as much as possible and not risk it. Often that separate bunch of Walnut tree material seems to be largely consumed by worms leaving what looks like some high quality poop BUT I know it's from those dang Walnuts! (Yes, I have done some testing with that, as well, but haven't come to any conclusions I trust completely.) Because composting worms are known to be such great purifiers, I'm just wondering if there's any definitive evidence whether or not they are able to filter out the harmful effects of juglone. |
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If you are seeking definitive proof, I suggest you do a search of the scientific literature available at your local university's library if they have a Phytopathology or Soil Ecology program. It would be a great topic for a doctoral dissertation. |
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Sorry that is son-in -law!(you wouldn't want him)lol I do love the gazebo though! I also had the idea to use a fiberglass dish to make a pond so I got one from someone but it never got made! (Added to my junk collection though) |
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That is an innovative way to use your old satellite dish. If not for the subject line I'd have never identified the roof of your pretty gazebo as being an old dish antennae. That is a great creation (even if the sil turned out to be not so great.) |
Looks great & looks like it is full of plants! So when are you going to get the pond done out of smaller one- oh, maybe next post!! Jan |
I have one lying in my back yard..... It's mesh tho, instead of solid. I planned a gazebo. Have some round porch posts, and some flat iron porch posts. The metal base was made into a bird feeder with a metal flashing cover. Since Bill died, I have trouble finding some one to help me without paying for help. |
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I have been wanting a satelite dish for a long time....wish I could find one! That is awsome! |
This is a mesh dish that I got from a friend. The other dish is is probably 10 foot across and I don't think it will be made(unable to care for it). |
gmadeb, are the mesh panels painted? Are there 7 posts holding it up? I have one that's black and really want to get that project going. Some of the mesh screens have been stepped on my the cows, and I'm missing I think 1, but I should be able to find something to make it work. Thanks for sharing. It looks great |
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By Steve Jones, 2010/08/31
One of the main reasons that I got into IT was the salary. Honestly, there were relatively few places where I thought I had a skill AND could make good money. I graduated with an economics degree, with the idea that I'd go to Wall Street, follow Gordon Gecko, and work 140 hours a week and make a few million.
That was until I wrecked my shoulder playing rugby my senior year, realized that I wasn't invincible, and decided there were more important things than my salary. However I still wanted to have a good living, I had some skills in technology, and I moved in that direction. When I heard that our DBA was making $90k a year at a time when I was making $45k, I decided I should learn more about databases.
Across the last two decades of my career, I think I've been fortunate in my career. It's been a lot of work, , and a lot of fun. I've tried to grow my career, learn new things, and find better opportunities over time and in new positions. I've had success, and I've found the experience has resulted in higher salaries for me. I found a blog about salaries recently that says it's not only experience, but also location that matters in terms of salary. That's probably true, though I think industry, the particular company, and other factors are important as well.
For most of us, we don't necessarily want to change locations, but we can do something about our experience. I've seen it written before that for people that have 10 years of experience, it could be gained two ways. They could have one year of experience ten times, or ten different years of experience (or some combination). The point is that you should be continually expanding on your experiences, not just relying on skills you learned a long time ago.
You may or may not be able to get a job that pays you more with more experience. I'd like to think, however, that any investment in improving your skills and learning more about your craft, is never wasted.
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Below the Viking color price point, this seems most appealing - looks and knobs. How well it works?? |
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The ILVE induction range was introduced to the market in the fall of 2012. It was built by the Italian manufacturer exclusively for the US market. We have had it live in our warehouse to test it functions and features and it works like a dream. The 8 1/4 Rapid burner boils a pot of water in under a minute and the pot sensor technology works flawlessly. In addition to the high quality Induction technology you get the benefits of an ILVE multi-function electric oven- giving you endless ways to cook inside your unit. For additional information please contact EuroChefUSA. |
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I'm interested as well but really want something bigger than 30". I need more than 4 burners. Think I am going to go Thermador mirror finish. |
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I'm so lucky that I found the one last tube of this in duty free today! I had never seen the color before, maybe that's because it's LE. It's a gorgeous hot hot pink that turns into the perfect rose on my fairly pigmented lips. A really pretty and wearable color. No shimmer whatsoever, just a jelly pink. If they made a Red Fluo I would be even happier.
I managed to get this off of ebay and I love it! It is quite possibly my favorite lip gloss of all-time. It is a sheer, yet very well-pigmented, extremely glossy vibrant pink color. It makes my lips look so juicy and kissable. I lovelovelovelovelove it! I hope Chanel releases this again so I can buy 10 more tubes of it.
Love it... Great summer colour.. son't be scared when you see it at first... very happy about this purchase!
SO pretty... and easy to wear, absolutely perfect for summer, and retains moisture remarkably well. I also noticed it gives lipsticks a fantastic punch of shine and subtle je ne sais quoi.. Definitely will buy again...
Pink Fluo has caused me to retire my Chanel Glossimer in Glaze. I love it that much. I am the shade of Naomi Campbell and this looks great on me. My hubby adores it. For some reason, it reminds me of MAC Lipgelee in Dewy Jube.
The color scared me at first, until I put it on. I'm a PPP with brown hair and blue eyes. I like it alone, over pencil and over lipsticks. My fave right now is over the Rouge Allure in Silhouette. Gives sort of a pink/cherry pop to the creamy color.
I've had my girfriends of varying skin tones try this gloss and it is beautiful. Tends to take a little different hue on everybody. Should really try it out.
This is a le shade that is supposed to have a different appearance in ultra violet light. Since I'm rarely in ultra violet light-I can't tell you what it looks like. But in natural light it is a sheer bright pink. Not as bright as the tube color so anyone could wear this. Perfect for summer. Perfect to layer over other lipsticks or glosses. No sparkles in this one.
LOVE THIS! don't let the color scare you, it looks really nice on your lips. i love it so much that i bought 2!
So i caved and got pink fluo after buying mango fluo. This is the one that definately has more color out of the two. The texture is wonderful a nice jelly/gel without being too sticky or overly watery. In the tube it looks like a bright cherry red, but once applied to lips it goes on a gorgeous just bitten cherry shade with fushia undertones. This looks GORGEOUS applied over a nude lippie or chanel's sarong glossimer.
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Can someone tell me where I can order a modest quantity (100 or so) of Anderson Pots online. If you're not familiar with them, it's a relatively tall square pot. The size I'm looking for is 2 7/8" X 5 1/2". The four drainage holes on the bottom leave only a small cross of a bottom to the container. If you cut and paste the links below you can see two seperate picures of what I'm talking about. I can't find them anywhere.
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Not Shy of the DIY brings us the debut EP of Teen Rebel Dopefiends, Demonstration. This is a pretty cool EP; it takes an approach that I haven't heard in a long time, its punk rock with a big push on the rock side. There are six really good songs that I enjoy the shit out of. Anybody that appreciates good rock music and likes punk that's looking for something a little different needs to get into this.
'Rebels Remedy' This high energy rock punk jam starts off the EP in the right way, a great song, really gets me excited for the rest of the EP.
'Mr. Official' This song is even better than the first, a lot more of that rock element injected into it too.
'Problems' This one took a while to grow on me, but turns out it's a pretty good song. They amp up the punk side of things but still stick heavy on the rock part.
'Whipping Boy' We've got some whoa's, a great sounding track that's pretty catchy. It's actually pretty damn poppy, but it's far from a pop song, really good stuff though.
'Dopefiend Shuffle' Best song on the EP right here, it's got everything, punk, rock, and a sweet little solo.
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This weekend, children ruled at the box office, as they so often do. Alice in Wonderland continued to prove that its boisterous, overstuffed, clattery fairy-tale landscape is a giant hit with audiences, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid, with a very impressive opening, made good on its feisty promise of a socially awkward, quick-brained nerd's dreams of acceptance. Right now, though, I'd like to take note of a few of the other stories that the box office told this weekend. Stories that aren't necessarily pretty, but that take the temperature of today's moviegoers in revealing, and even fascinating, ways. So here goes:
If you build a bad romantic comedy, they will come (sort of). We're obsessed in this culture with "winners" and "losers," so the big news about The Bounty Hunter is that it was "beaten" by Diary of a Wimpy Kid (i.e., it happened to make four-fifths of a million dollars less). To me, however, the real news is that another cookie-cutter synthetic-screwball dud, with the charming Jennifer Aniston being abused by the charmless Gerard Butler, the two of them skulking through the rituals of romcom banter like grim soldiers being put through a drill, managed to withstand a fusilade of lousy reviews to do — big surprise — just fine in the marketplace. The point? That when moviegoers, like so many of you on this site, complain, "Why can't the studios make a romantic comedy that isn't a borderline insult?" the answer is: "Because the romantic comedies that are insults have no trouble finding an audience." That said, I do buy the argument (or, at least, I would like to believe) that if The Bounty Hunter had actually been a good movie, it might have done even more business. Does anyone remember Jennifer Aniston's very first romantic comedy, Picture Perfect (co-starring Jay Mohr), from 1997? It was terrific! I've been waiting for her to make a romantic comedy that good ever since, but if The Bounty Hunter holds on (which, of course, it may not), she'll have that much less motivation to break out of the ghetto of ersatz chemistry and plastic squabbling. READ FULL STORY


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As they say, beauty only runs skin deep. Oftentimes when we see those pretty new games lining the shelves at Christmas we tend to forget that beautiful graphics only count for so much in a game. Atmosphere can also be paramount to good game presentation. Not only does it set the tone for the game, but it can become one of the most memorable parts. For instance, we remember the levity of Super Mario levels, the absurd in Banjo Kazooie or the visceral in God of War.
And I will always remember the simultaneous dread and anticipation of Super Metroid, which is best summed up in its intro.
This game ranks as one of the best games that I have ever played. Why the high honors? It's perfectly paced, beautifully designed, and musically invigorating. Not only that, it's packed to the brim with hidden areas and items, in places where even the most imaginative gamer's wouldn't think to look.
It's also got immense replay value, since there are plenty of opportunities to make small challenges for yourself outside the boundaries of the normal game. The music also lends a unique atmosphere to the game, making it both simultaneously creepy and heroic. And while it may not have a prominent narrative, it still manages to weave a story throughout subterranean tromps through the planet Zebes.
Even over a decade later, this game stands the test of time and shows us that this bounty hunter wont be going anywhere anytime soon.