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Donigan Cumming: The Stage (SIGNED) "Donigan Cumming is a unique talent. The only photographer who can be compared to him in terms of making transgressive portraits is Diane Arbus"; "each individual portrait represents a little psychodr . . . |
Lieko Shiga: Canary (Signed) Lieko Shiga won the 2009 Young Photographer prize at the prestigious ICP Infinity Awards. In Canary, from 2007, Lieko Shiga comb . . . |
Jens Olof Lasthein: White Sea Black Sea. Included in Parr/Badger, The Photobook: A History, vol. III. "Jens Olof Lasthein's book is a visual journey from the White Sea in the north to th . . . |
Josef Sudek: Mostecko/Humboldtka Stunning panoramic landscape work by Sudek photographed in the 50s, but not published until around the time of the Soviet invasion. Pictured is an area in the Central Czech uplands, and show Sudek's e . . . |
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Josef Hons & Valentová Zdenka: Svezte se s námi (Take a Ride with Us)--Scare Czech Children's Book The twelve photomontages in this super-rare Czech children's book are designed in a High Modernist style that is full of whimsical juxtapositions of text, image and illustrated figures, who observe th . . . |
Sebastien Girard: Nothing But Home (SIGNED) + Desperate Cars (2 Books) Nothing But Home is included in Parr/Badger, The Photobook: A History, vol. III. It was selected as one of the Best Books of 2009 by Markus Sch . . . |
Oliver Sieber: Imaginary Club (SIGNED) Winner of the 2014 Paris Photo Photobook of the Ye . . . |
Jitka Hanzlová: Forest Jitka Hanzlová was the recipient of the 2007 Paris Photo Prize "Hanzlová's new work, Forest, continues the cycle of her work ab . . . |
Lee Friedlander: The American Monument In our opinion, probably the most important title in the Friedlander cannon. Writing in Roth, et. al., The Book of 101 Books, Vince Aletti describes The American Monument as "almost maniacally inclusi . . . |
Lee Friedlander: Flowers and Trees The gorgeously reproduced plates in Flowers and Trees highlight the myriad ways that Friedlander explores the play between depth of field and textural, dimensional illusion. That Friedlander wa . . . |
Nadav Kander: Yangtze, The Long River "The Yangtze river flows 4,100 miles across China, traveling from its furthest westerly point in the Qinghai province to Shanghai in the east. The river is embedded in the consciousness of the Chinese . . . |
Doug & Mike Starn: To Find God Not the Devil's Insides (SIGNED) "Doug and Mike Starn bring to this publication their insatiable creativity to express their personal philosophy. Each page represents a segment of an original artwork, Black Pulse 3. An actual dry lea . . . |
Anouk Kruithof: Head with Wings Selected as one of the Best Books of 2011 by Raymond Meeks. Do you see something there? Why are you standing still all of a sudden? "With those words begin Anouk Kruithof's trip in . . . |
Walter Koelzer: Bibliography of Photographic and Cinematographic Periodicals, 1840 – 1940 An insanely comprehensive scholarly reference that compiles citations and publishing history for film and photo periodicals during their formative years. . . . |
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Andy Warhol's Index (Book) -- Hardbound with 3-D Cover (with Two Warhol Signatures) "Index (Book) is one of the most important and exuberant Pop art objects ever published."--Parr & Badger "My idea of a good picture is one that's in focus and of a famous person doi . . . |
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Hamish Fulton: Roads and Paths "An artist among walkers, a walker among artists: Hamish Fulton is a strange and inspiring figure."--Laura Cumming, Hamish Fulton: Walk; Turner and the Elements," The Guardian. [bid or read more] |
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LOS ANGELES, May 8, 2013 — It is rare that the release of an upcoming film fills me with excitement. But when that film inspires the food community across the nation to celebrate an era, a style and wave of joie de vie, I'm definitely up for some cinematic action.
And if director Baz Luhrmann's previous period piece "Moulin Rouge" is any indication, "The Great Gatsby" will be a feast for the senses with food and drink every viewer will soon be clamoring to recreate.
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Luhrmann's film adaptation of "The Great Gatsby" opens May 10, but celebrations of its champagne-soaked era have already begun. If you would like to recreate the classic mood at home, here are a few recommended sips and nibbles.
Gin — and lots of it — will definitely set the tone. Champagne and claret are fermented beverages celebrated in F. Scott Fitzgerald's book and are libations perfect for any party of any theme.
A bit of moonshine would certainly not be out of line and this dangerous drink will give your guests that sense of living on the edge. Or perhaps try a bourbon cocktail like the North & South Bourbon Limonata.
For food, an elegant yet simple buffet will never miss. Gatsby was known to enjoy spiced ham. Tiny biscuits piled with the salty, sweet pig meat will entice your guest (and make them salivate for that second glass of champagne).
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The Waldorf was the salad of the time. For passed hors d'oeuvres, stuffed mushrooms should strike the right chord.
And for those who wish to doll up and get Gatsby'd on the town, here are just a few of the celebrations painting the nation (and beyond) in gin and dirty martinis:
New York, N.Y., Spring, 2013: The Plaza Hotel will be running drink and dining specials to coincide with the film's release. For a total Gatsby immersion, book a night at the hotel's Fitzgerald Suite.
Also try New York's Prohibition Era Cocktail Cruise May 10-11, 14, 23
Newport, R.I.: Grace Gatsby Hotel/Dining/Mansion Experience, through September 30,
Columbus, Ohio: Jeni's Ice Creams Zelda Collection, while available
Syracuse, N.Y.: NOexcusesSYR Great Gatsby Dinner, May 8
Austin, Texas: Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, The Great Gatsby Feast, May 14 & 15
San Francisco, Calif: Great Gatsby Pre-Premiere & Cocktail Reception, May 9
Garberville, Calif: The Great Gatsby Gala, May 18, 2013
San Diego, Calif: The Wellington Steak & Martini Lounge Gatsby Dinners, May 8 & 9
London, England: Harrods Gatsby Cocktail Bar, May 9-20
Sydney, Australia: Time Out Shakedown Gatsby-themed Cocktail Competition, May 20
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Personally for me after spending trillions dollars, killings of hundred thousand of civilians and hundreds of thousand of boots on the ground, the grievances of the Ummah with the Hegemon articulated by Osama are still basically unchanged. The neocon hope to break the Will of the Ummah to resist the continued occupation of Palestine and other parts of the Ummah lands; supports of crony Arab despots to exploit their resources and even stationing of kafir forces around Mecca. In fact, the Arab Springs is actually the fruition of Osama efforts as the disparate groups still basically endorse his dreams, but not all shared his Medieval Syariah wishes.
I cannot see how the neocon troubles with the Ummah ending with the US withdrawal from Afghanistan will change the base antagonism as expressed in the Clash of Civilisations.
14,453 Deaths
417 Missing in action
11,654 Wounded
10,751 Permanently disabled
AFGHAN losses:
Over 2 million Deaths
Over 1,2 Disabled
Over 3 million Wounded
NOTE: CHECKOUT the losses in the IRAN-IRAQ war....IN THE MILLIONS.
What's next for Afghanistan once the US departs? Defeat, division and despair.
Michael Dunne...now re-checking with WIKIPEDIA on Soviet Army losses in Afghanistan during the 1979-1989 war. Report to follow.
Talking about leaving Afganistan... Two Spanish soldiers were killed and injuried in a blast yesterday. Among them, a woman (what it is very important in Spain in terms of public opinion).
Few hours later, the webpages of some Spanish newspapers started to openly talk about "rethinking our presence in Afganistan", even asking for withdrawing the troops well ahead of schedule (the commited year is 2014).
Luckily, the Governmen and the Parliament discard that solution, at least by now. Public opinion is divided, altought the silent majority backs our presence there. I myself do it, just half-heartedly to honour our commitments with our allies, so as to avoid Spain be deemed as a dishonest country, as it happens in 2004. Not because I am convinced about the durable results of the coalition.
Why would the Taleban need the warlords and/or Karzai? Seems like they shut down the opium production for a while, or pretended to do so, and then restarted operations on their own.
Another question would be, would the Taleban try to take over the whole country again, or just be largely satisfied with the majority pashtun areas (or traditional pashtun areas)?
As for a take over, it may help redeem the neocons, especially if the Taleban go off the handle again. People forget, but the US invasion, albeit one marked by a low footprint and proxies, possibly was the only time a foreigner took over Afghanistan and had largely popular support (willing to give us the benefit of the doubt).
Largely because the Taleban turned out to be chaotic, brutal oppressors.
Source: "Afghan a Cultural History"
Although commentary is my interpretation.
If the Taleban take over and start butchering folks left and right, and start inviting every nut case and al qaeda over for juice parties, the neocons may actually get strengthened (a la the "who lost china" diatribe).
This may be incorrect:
"The Russians left Afghanistan in 1989 having lost 90,000 soldiers....the Taliban took over."
I believed the Soviets had about 15,000 soldiers killed. Doesn't seem like they had a huge MIA problem (so maybe add a couple of thousands or so).
The Afghan government held out until 1991 or so, until the subsidies ended. The warlords tried to take over, and really couldn't - Split into violent factions.
Pakistan went to plan B, and helped out a set of extremists centered allegedly around students, possibly many from Pakistan madrassas. Did include some former mujahadeen, and possibly had significant, direct assists from Pakistan.
Then the Taliban took over most of the country employing a mix of violence and co-option.
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If the US leave Afghanistan with any prospect of Talibans returning to power, it will drive the final nail into the coffin of the Ideology of Barbaric Imperialism of Regime change framed by the neocon bureaucrats in the West and championed by the President Bush.
'FOREIGNERS have always struggled to exercise any sort of control over Afghanistan.' Said it all.
Afghanistan never welcomed outsiders, when Afghans get bored they would invade and plunder neighbors, India to be precise.
However carefully built the Obama offered war narrative might be, any objective analysis would suggest that once the US makes an exit from Afghanistan, it's going to witness a bitter power struggle among numerous Taliban factions, respectively led by militants like Mullah Omar, Sirajuddin Haqqani, Hekmatyar or, various tribal warlords, who seem to be waiting in the wings to strike back to fill the power vacuum left by foreign occupation, resulting into a more chaotic Afghanistan than it was earlier.
The Russians left Afghanistan in 1989 having lost 90,000 soldiers....the Taliban took over.
The Russians invested billions in AFGHANISTAN before 1979. The Americans with the help of the Pakistani Intelligence Services decided to undermine the Russians via the Taliban. This is a replay of VIET NAM. America thought they were better at nation building than the colonial French. Those Europeans just dont get it....at least that was the convential wisdom inside the Pentagon. Other cultures dont always buy the American way of life. Some people wish to preserve their feudalistic culture with its brutality and at the mercy of tribal warlords. We see everything in black and white.
I don't explicitly "wish" we have those attacks, I don't believe in terrorism, but it's also true that only violence renders your soul truly transparent.
Without suffering, chaos, violence, nobody understands the developing risks of any event.
If it weren't for 9/11, there wouldn't be any "American Invasion of Afghanistan"(Call it whatever you will, the fact remains the same)
I can't help but think it's all cyclical.
The Americans leave Afghanistan at it's current state, there'd be another outburst of extremists trying to take over the country.
A few monumental and large-scale attacks later, the Afghani government would pledge for Western support. Then we get to the beginning of the story again.
We cannot learn from History because historical events have a tendency to be repetitive.
Only this time, I'd REALLY wish to see a little support coming from the Asian Giants, i.e. India, China and Russia.
Afghanistan is essentially an "Asian" problem as much as it is a "Global" problem.
Maybe we need a series of 9/11-like attacks in India and China before they realize they're too responsible for the mess that has been created, be it directly/indirectly.
History indeed repeats itself. But at least the Americans are not as dumb as the Brits, who fought 3 wars instead of just 1.
The nearer Mr. Karkai views the vicinity of the U.S. troops withdrawal, the more he will stride away the 'Uncle Sam' friendship. That is the historical way to shield oneself in power after being abandoned by the government-maker. The changement of legitimization is compulsory to stay in power. Mr. Karkai's new movements of that sort will multiply as long as the retreat get closer.
The prove of his wisdom will be the calculation of the timing to materialise the treason. And also the country chosen as the new big ally. Securing Pakistan's passive tolerance appears as neccesary as difficult... but insufficient as well. Pakistan must be oblied not to overrun Mr. Karkai's regime and replace it by the fellow talibans. Who is so might to do it?. Well, it is as easy to conceive as difficult to implement: China and Russia.
Why?. Because they are currernt allies of Pakistan (meanly China) and the only counterweight to the U.S in the region.
That humans rarely learn from history is never more depressing
The Hegemon and Nato are trying to talk to the different groups of Talibans. The best course of actions is to let Kaizai deals with the Talibans. It is probable that Afghanistan will have no other export income option except growing opium. The Taliban would probably leave Kaizai to head the unity government because they need those Warlords to continue marketing the stuff from the crop the Talibans are growing.
Afganistan is a sovereign country and a member of the United Nations. They should be allowed to run their country by themselves. Russian occupation started the mess and it continues. Historically Afganistan was a hard to govern and many powers tasted how bitter the task was? Indeed it was poverty ridden but they were never a security threat to the world as it is now. Let outsiders leave the theater and allow the locals to manage their affair. What is needed is good will of the neighbours and a close watch if bad elements are taking shelter there.
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When Berenice Martinez was 8, she used to stand on Cave Creek Road and wait for the school bus.
Now her children will have the same experience.
Martinez, her husband and her two children will be moving into a Habitat for Humanity home this summer as part of the organization's effort to build 50 homes by 2010 in the Desert Foothills Community.
The organization raised a wall on its 12th home Saturday. Eight homes are occupied, and four are under construction and expected to be completed by early summer.
The homes are constructed in a two-story, condominium style with two to three bedrooms. The 12 homes are near Basin and Cave Creek roads in Cave Creek.
Martinez, 24, said the home would be the beginning of a great life for her family. They currently live with a relative, and her family of four shares one room.
"It can get very stressful," she said.
Little things, like being able to let her children have a friend spend the night, can make a big difference, Martinez said.
"It will make things easier," she added.
Families who are chosen to participate in the program must contribute 400 hours of "sweat equity" to receive the low-cost, interest-free mortgages. They also complete education courses on budgeting, saving and home ownership.
Habitat for Humanity Desert Foothills also announced Saturday the donation of up to $500,000 in matching funds from a couple in the community. The organization is trying to raise $1 million by June 30 and already has raised more than $300,000 toward its goal.
"If we don't raise the money, we don't build houses," said Jack Gardner, who handles fundraising for the organization.
Habitat for Humanity Desert Foothills has received some opposition from members of the community for building the homes, said executive director Mary Kurth, but with real estate prices continuing to rise, the need for affordable homes will be even greater.
"We get calls daily from people saying, 'How can I qualify for a Habitat home?' " she said.
Marianna Sauceda, 46, moved with her 7-year-old son to a Habitat home in 2002. She had been living in a onebedroom apartment that seemed to grow smaller as her son grew larger.
She was very grateful to be one of the first chosen for the program, she said.
"They haven't just given me a home, they've given me four new families," she added.


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I'll this up for you. I can only say that if I had the opportunity to go to DL, I would in a heartbeat. I would love for my kids and I to see where it all started.
For those of you who have been to DL before, but go to WDW dozens of times a year... can you compare the two for me? Give any tips or suggestions? My wife and I have had annual passes to WDW for a couple years now and go whenever we get the chance. Now we are thinking about going to DL and are curious to know what someone who is used to WDW thinks about Disneyland.
If you have any comments about Disneyland's versions of POTC or Haunted Mansion that would be especially helpful because those are our favorite rides! And also if you can comment on the rides that WDW does NOT have... we'd love to hear what you have to say! (Mr Toad, Matterhorn, Alice in Wonderland, Indiana Jones etc...)
Any general advice, tips, secrets, suggestions, and pictures would be greatly appreciated! Thanks and have a great day!
(I realize there is another thread similar to this under the Disneyland section, but it's mainly just people saying which park they feel is better.)
I have tons of of various Hidden Mickeys. If there's one you want to see, and if I have it, just ask me and I'll be glad to share it with you!
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I grew up just outside of Anaheim, so I've been to DL hundreds of times. Go. Definitely go. First, for the history. It is the first, and (sorry WDW die-hards) some of the rides are better. POTC is a longer ride with more atmosphere. HM goes down an elevator instead of having the ceiling rise. I think that Fantasyland has a better presentation as you walk down the "street" than at WDW. And they have the Matterhorn, which is a must. I would ride that every trip.
Now, WDW is better than DL in a ton of ways, too. But you should definitely go to DL.
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Definitely check this out. I believer RU42 wrote that with some input and feedback from his own experience plus those of us who have visited both WDW and DLR.
To answer your initial question, definitely go to DISNEYLAND! It's Disney, but it's a completely different feel/vibe than WDW. I was very impressed what they could manage to do in the amount of space they have to use. It's very intimate compared to the MK in WDW. Try NOT to go with the mindset of constantly comparing DLR to WDW. Go with an open mind and enjoy what DLR has to offer.
And the reason POTC is better is because it's the original! WDW's POTC wasn't supposed to be initially, so we ended up with the abbreviated version.
As far as the HM's, they were built simultaneously. I haven't seen the DL HM since all the new changes, but at that time I felt overall it was comparable to WDW's.
All IMHO:
-it's a small world is better, it's the original from the 1964/1965 NY World's Fair
-Toontown is better themed than Mickey's Towntown Fair
-New Orleans Square....wow....I LOVE this land.
-Original Tiki Room
-Fantasmic! is better, although Disney MGM-Studios did improve on the seating aspect
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
I go to WDW once a year.
I had the chance to go to DL once.
I highly recommend it.
Take the "Walk in Walt's Footsteps" tour. Something about being in the Park that Walt made is special. Some rides, although similar, are still different.
I like DL because everything is so close. We stayed at Paradise Pier. You walked to both parks, and both other hotels. It was nice not waiting for a bus to go somewhere- just walk!
Even though I go back to WDW, I am glad I went to DL once. The one thing I would do differently- I would stay at the Grand California or DL Hotel.


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SMYRNA, Tenn. — Boater Scott Brummett of Brentwood, Tenn., won the Walmart Bass Fishing League Music City Division Super Tournament on Percy Priest Lake with a two-day catch of 10 bass weighing 28 pounds, 2 ounces. The victory earned Brummett $3,375 plus a $1,985 Ranger contingency bonus.
Rounding out the top five boaters are David Gnewikow of Mount Juliet, Tenn. (seven bass, 18-11, $1,985); Brandon Eddings of La Vergne, Tenn. (six bass, 15-1, $1,324); Randy Vassar of Woodbury, Tenn. (five bass, 12-5, $927); and Chris Stites of Smyrna, Tenn. (six bass, 12-1, $794).
Gnewikow took home the Boater Division Snickers Big Bass award, earning $427 for a 5-pound, 3-ounce bass.
Winford Phipps of Tullahoma, Tenn., earned $1,986 as the co-angler winner thanks to nine bass weighing 21 pounds, 5 ounces.
Rounding out the top five co-anglers are Aaron Walters of Old Hickory, Tenn. (seven bass, 16-0, $993); Jason Larkin of White House, Tenn. (four bass, 9-13, $660); Mark Wojciechowski of Smyrna, Tenn. (two bass, 7-8, $463); and Jeff Cave of Hermitage, Tenn. (three bass, 6-11, $397).
Larkin earned $314 as the co-angler Big Bass winner after catching a 6-pound, 2-ounce bass.
Following the end of regular-season competition, the top 40 boaters and 40 co-anglers based on year-end points standings in the division will advance to the no-entry-fee Wheeler Lake Regional Championship where they will compete against top qualifiers from three other BFL divisions. At the Regional Championship boaters will fish for a new 198VX Ranger boat and Chevy truck and co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger boat. The top six boaters and top six co-anglers at the Regional Championship will also advance to the 2009 All-American presented by Chevy. With a total purse of $1 million, a potential $140,000 cash prize going to the winning boater and as much as $70,000 going to the winning co-angler, the All-American is one of the most prestigious and lucrative events in bass fishing. The winning boater and winning co-angler at the All-American also advance to the no-entry-fee $2 million 2009 Forrest Wood Cup. This event, featuring a top award of $1 million, is the sport's biggest championship.
The $8.8 million Walmart Bass Fishing League features 28 divisions nationwide. In BFL competition, boaters and co-anglers are randomly paired. Boaters supply the boat and fish from the front deck against other boaters while co-anglers compete from the back deck against other co-anglers.
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Keeping Seattle Afloat | Shilshole Sets Sail | A Short-lived Attraction | History Docks at Shilshole |
The Port had its eyes on creating recreational boat moorage for the public back in the 1930s. The State of Washington deeded tidelands at Shilshole Bay in 1929 to the City of Seattle, which conveyed the land to the Port in 1931.
But the Great Depression and World War II put marina plans on the back burner for more than 20 years. The first major breakthrough came in 1955 when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began construction on the breakwater.
In 1956 and 1959, the City of Seattle deeded more land to Port, providing the needed area for a new marina.
Shilshoe Bay Marina, 1961
In 1962, Shilshole Bay Marina offered moorage for 1500 boats, and was formally dedicated during Seattle's World Fair – Century 21.
Shilshole Bay Marina, 1961
In 1962, the Port dedicated the Leif Erikson statue, which has since done a 180 from the original direction it faced.
Shilshoe Bay Marina, 1963
Undersea Gardens, 1968
In 1965, Undersea Gardens, with 112 underwater marine wildlife viewing windows, opened at Shilshole Bay Marina. It closed just a few years later and was moved to Oregon.
King Olaf visits Shilshole, 1968
Wawona, 1973
In 1973, the 165-foot historic schooner Wawona paid a visit to Shilshole and got a huge welcome from the community. Built in 1897, the Wawona originally hauled lumber from the Pacific Northwest to California, but in 1914 she became an Alaskan fishing vessel. When World War II broke out, the Wawona was put to work transporting aircraft supplies for Boeing.
Sailing at Shilshole Bay Marina, 1976
Over the years, docks, berths, and facilities were updated. Shilshole's prime location next to Golden Gardens Park makes this a great asset for Seattle.
Shilshole Bay Marina, 2007. Port of Seattle photo by Don Wilson.
In 2008, an $80 million renovation was completed. The 23 new docks offer wider slips in more sizes, plus generous fairways, Internet, cable, and up to 240 amps of shore power. Shilshole earned a 5-star rating from the King County Envirostars program and is a certified "clean marina" using environmental best practices, recycling, waste disposal and more. The new administration building makes use of natural light to reduce energy costs.
Shilshole Bay Marina, 2009. Port of Seattle photo by Don Wilson.
Other amenities include a public plaza, children's play founntain, fishing piers, public boat launch, parking and services for boating customers and visitors. In 2010 a new garden area was created adjacent to the plaza that provides an open, grassy area for events and is maintained using 100% organic landscaping.
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i'm trying to automagically mount an NFS volume on my busybox mediaplayer.
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automount nfs partition on busybox 1.1.3
Linux Iomega 126.96.36.199-VENUS #13 Fri Apr 17 11:42:30 CST 2009 mips unknown
i'm able to put the following in my /etc/fstab which almost works:
ip:/home/cromag/folder /mnt/folder nfs nolock 0 0
if this is in my fstab it takes the box quite some time to boot, like 7 minutes.
If i boot without, it will reboot in 20 seconds. Something IS happening.
IF i have it in fstab, it doesnt mount at first.
I need to do mount -a for it to mount it.
I can mount it fine with a normal mount command.
My question:
Is there anyway i can auto mount this volume.
I've tried fstab, and tried /etc/init.d/rcS1:
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i might be missing something needed here.
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Natural Resource Commission to Meet February 9 in Des Moines
Posted: 02/07/2012
DES MOINES – The Natural Resource Commission (NRC) of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will meet 9:30 a.m., Feb. 9, in the fourth floor conference room, Wallace State Office Building in Des Moines. The meeting is open to the public.
Members of the NRC are Kim Francisco, Gregory Drees, Janelle Rettig, Dennis Schemmel, Margo Underwood, Conrad Clement and Dr. Sally Prickett. The Director of the DNR is Roger Lande.
The following is the agenda for the February meeting.
Approve Agenda
Consent Agenda (*within agenda indicates proposed consent agenda item)
Hardwood Timber Sale – Cardinal Marsh Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
Lake Wapello State Park, Davis County – Eakins
Lake Wapello State Park, Davis County – Olivier
Mississippi River, Louisa County – Chapter 17 Barge Fleeting Lease
Washta Access, Ida County – Management Agreement
Approve Minutes of January Meeting
Director Remarks
Honey Creek Resort State Park Update
Hardwood Timber Sale – Cardinal Marsh WMA
Contract with EA Engineering, Science and Technology, Inc.: Easter Lake
Contract with Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship: Black Hawk Lake
Appeal of Contested Case Decision in the Matter of: Brush & Weed Control Specialists, Inc., and New Farmers Drainage District
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Ledges State Park, Canyon Debris Removal & Structural Repairs – FEMA
Little River Lake, Rock Chute
Hawthorn Lake, Water Control Structures
Clear Lake North Shore Drive, Shoreline Stabilization
Stone State Park, Septic System Replacement
Bixby State Park, Flood Repairs
Lost Island Lake, Lost Island Lake Restoration Phase 2
Engineering Professional Services
Boone Fisheries Building
Big Creek State Park Wastewater Lagoon Design Services
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Lake Wapello State Park, Davis County – Eakins
Lake Wapello State Park, Davis County – Olivier
Riverton WMA, Fremont County – Siedschlag
Stone State Park, Woodbury County – Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation
Pool Slough, Allamakee County – Majestic Properties
Land Management Projects
Mississippi River, Louisa County – Chapter 17 Barge Fleeting Lease
Washta Access, Ida County – Management Agreement
Cultural Resource Evaluation Contract with University of Iowa Amendment
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well all oldies and any newbies how about august 18th a sat at 11am, same place tipton, Iowa? |
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Dessa, IF … ?? It's kind of early, but I will come if I can. Mary |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Tue, Jun 12, 07 at 21:27
im asking when everyone thinks it would work best any sugestions last sat of august?? |
- Posted by elphinstone Zone 4, Iowa (My Page) on Fri, Jun 29, 07 at 13:17
Hello, I missed the swap last fall and this spring, but I was at the swap last spring. Would love to attend the swap this fall. Any day works for me. Last spring someone, and I am ashamed to say I can not remember who it was, gave me an ornamental ginger which grew beautifully. Unfortunately I let someone else overwinter it for me, and it died. I should have been more careful, but was ill and couldn't care for the plant myself. Any way, if you know who had the ginger, I would love to get another one, I promise to keep it myself and take care of it!!! Thanks, Jo |
I have never done a swap before (new to garden web) but I would love to join in. |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Thu, Jul 19, 07 at 20:44
hi the swap works like this,you list wants and what you have to trade then you arrange swaps with everyone elsethats one way and you can just bring stuff to trade theres always extra, we trade for plants, garden magazines and books etc.its really alot of fun..i have tropical ginger and wild ginger?? Dessa |
That sounds great, I may bring my Fiance's Mom, she lives down by brighton. What size are the starts people normally bring? I have: I will probably have more, not sure right now... I would love to have some mock orange, but I have a blank slate to fill, so I can take pretty much anything... |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Tue, Jul 24, 07 at 11:33
ok here is what i have so far, Hops vine, honeysuckle vines, hollyhocks, new spiderwort its chartruse green leaved with purple flower,lilac strts.peonie strts,hardy hibiscus.ill have more just need to go thru some stuff. Dessa |
WOW, quiet in here huh? ok, i also have some terra cotta yarrow, and maybe some salvia plumosa |
Oh, I think I will be bringing my Fiance's Mom with me too |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Wed, Aug 1, 07 at 20:15
hi ok ive got some grasses , some butterfly bushes, some hardy hibiscus,lilac strts, hops vine, some rose of sharon strts. hollyhocks,some tropical ginger like elip. wants.salvia diff kinds.a banna plant strt, and some other tropicals will winter inside nicely.spiderwort 2 kinds,pond yellow iris. asst peonies herbs and MORE.... |
Dessa, I can bring you one or two Salvia Plumosa. and probably an east friesland or two. Mel |
I'm not sure if I can come, but I'll try. I have lots of malva (light and dark lavendar) and white datura--don't know whether they will transplant now or not, I think they come up from seed, not root. I will collect seed. I have a few yellow coreopsis. Pam--did the roses make it from this spring's swap? Ruth |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Thu, Aug 2, 07 at 20:15
old peony oh we hope you can come, didnt you have some friends at spring swap bring them tooo. im gonna have snacks and refreshments.plenty of relaxed seating.and LOTTTS to trade....doris and wayne are comin and we think 2 from tipton you havent met and now mel and another too and maude is gonna try, oh well have so much fun. MEL i have salvia i ment LOL, ELIP. wants tropical ginger , i have it. BUT id love some coneflower and i have some diff varigated grasses. ill save you some....and doris i have your hollyhock strts. old peony id love some yellow corop. how about some HARDY hibiscus??? I took pic this yr of one of mine bloomin awsome... |
I heard my name mentioned. Sad to say that I won't be there this time. My husband signed us up for another event the same day, so that's where we'll be. There's always next spring, though. Mary |
Wayne & I will be there. I will bring some daylilies & iris. Will have other odds & ends too. The only things I can think of that I'd like are some SINGLE peonies & oriental or orinapet SP? lilies.I have lots of Asiatics.Maybe I'll think of some wants later.LOL Doris AKA Iris |
Dessa: I'll bring some coreopsis. I have pink hibiscus, but sure would like a red or white. |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 07 at 21:47
old peony, i have red or white, i have lite pink too, but am looking for drk pink., im looking forward to seeing you.hey doris what color peonies you lookin for???Mel ill save you some grasses. next sat11th ill have all i have to trade posted. |
- Posted by stan_ia_z4 z4 ia (My Page) on Thu, Aug 9, 07 at 11:50
Too early for me. Stan |
Dessa,I don't care about the color,just any single peony would be fine. Hope it isn't hot like this.Doris |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Sat, Aug 11, 07 at 21:15
sorry stan, figured end of aug be to close to labor day/ doris we will come in if its hot , i have alotof nice shady places too.i got lotssss to trade now i may add toad lilies hardy and yellow mandavilla[ winters nice indoors\ |
hey, looks like i will also have some wide brim plantainlilly and whirlwind hostas. hmm, what else do i have..... |
Hey,you know what? The more I think about this swap,the more I think it is quite a bit too early.I know Dessa asked for suggestions for other dates. I think I told her I thought it is too early.,off forum. People do remodeling of old beds & make new ones in the fall.This isn't fall! My beds are full of blooms & I'm not disturbing anything now. The last thing I need is plants setting out there under the tree needing once or twice daily watering.Guess the heat has got to me.I heard the forcast today & it is not going to cool off.I don't like to throw water on the plans.If you guys are happy with the pre swaps made,go for it I have over 50 new daylilies coming fom Etrades & orders & will have my hands full.Just my 2cents. I can post here again wo my computer,otherwise I would have been on more. Doris |
I've been putting off deciding whether to come on the 18th or not. I've been busy every weekend for several and I think I better take a rest. I would have a few things to bring if you decide to postpone until mid to late-September. My oxygen needs are really heavy in this heat. I'll keep watch to see what's going on. Dessa, hope you didn't dig any habiscus for me yet. Ruth |
Just thought I would post the weather for the next week in tipton per the weather channel monday - 88 |
- Posted by iowgardenangel zn5 IA (My Page) on Tue, Aug 14, 07 at 20:17
fall swap has been cancelled for 18th |
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That was not the only occasion that cries for an encore could be heard during the 19th annual Gibsons Landing Jazz Festival last weekend. But it was the Friday evening kickoff that showcased smooth, professional musicians.
Saxophonist Steve Kaldestad was brilliant. Bassist Adam Thomas proved a melodious vocal presence, while Tony Foster on piano reproduced with talent the stylings of the late pianist and composer Dave Brubeck.
Daniel, Dave's son, switched intricate rhythms with ease and showed the audience what a real drummer can do.
We also learned much about Dave, the father, including that he was once a cowboy on a vast ranch. All of his sons are musical — one of them started the first jazz program in South Africa and stayed to teach for 25 years.
Iola Brubeck, Daniel's mother, was an accomplished lyricist and her touch was heard on many of the evening's tunes. Although Brubeck recently moved to the Sunshine Coast, he continues to perform and travel to gigs elsewhere — he was off to New York the next morning.
Saturday's jazz fest opened on Gower Point Road with a slightly late start while the volunteer crew put together the new stage.
Definitely Diva was eagerly waiting to sing mellow jazz favourites plus a smattering of Beatles and Motown.
The Orkestar Slivovica, a brass band with a powerful vocalist, offered the tunes of the Balkans. Most were delighted when the group also paraded around Lower Gibsons in a random act of music.
Jazz fest organizer Linda Williams was happy about closing off the street for the day. "It turned out to be a success," she said, "as the merchants brought tents and product out on the street. The roving Balkan Band, the chalk drawings and street performers [Pan Willson, Gerardo Avila and Sandy Buck] made it inviting for the crowd to feel good about strolling the streets."
Williams also said that the new stage and signage added an element of quality and made the visuals of the bands great for the audience.
Guitarist Budge Schachte has moved to the Sunshine Coast and he brought the gypsy jazz music of Van Django to the stage, helped by one of the elites of harmonica playing, Keith Bennett. This man can make a harmonica sing.
The Brad Turner Quartet drew discerning fans into their spell and the high energy of Zimbamoto closed the afternoon show.
On Saturday night, a fresh new band, Just the Funk, performed Motown and funk tunes at the Roberts Creek Hall for everyone to sing along as well as dance. Other jazz fest gigs were sold out: the Jazz Group of Seven at Boomers and the concert, More Jazz in June, at St. Bart's.
The Sunday concert in Winegarden Park featured the ever popular Creek Big Band and Juno award-winning Celso Machado. And the highlight of Sunday's show was a brilliant collaboration between vocalist Katherine Penfold, pianist Miles Black and bassist Jodi Proznick. All are talented in their own spheres, but the trio combined to put on a great show that left the audience shouting for more and showing no signs of letting them leave the stage. Penfold has probably gained a few hundred new fans and left her previous fans thrilled that she's getting better all the time.
For those wanting more, the music is not going to stop in Gibsons.
The popular free program Music in the Landing starts this weekend, June 27. See the Art Beat column in today's edition for more details.
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Springbrook Mountain "Twin Falls Retreat" is a new self contained house with an open plan kitchen/dining/lounge area and a wood burning fireplace. Twin Falls Retreat is somewhat unique at Mount Springbrook as it is ideal for a private holiday or to share with another couple. There are two large queen bedrooms, both with ensuites, double spas and windows with a pleasant outlook into the National park. Please note that Twin Falls retreat is a two bedroom house with two queen beds only. The living area and bedrooms have large windows to allow you to enjoy the view through the trees with the lights of the Gold Coast visible at night.
... moreYour accommodation is located at "The Canyon" with the National park, lookout and the four kilometre "Twin Falls Circuit" walk (one of the top 10 short walks in Queensland) at your doorstep. A restaurant is located one kilometre away with shops, cafe and other glorious walks within a few kilometres. Cross the quiet road and a narrow strip of National Park to a secluded lookout with a view stretching across the Canyon from Surfers Paradise to the Tweed with mountains, Rainbow Falls and the Canyon escarpment included in the panorama.
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Access is from the Gold Coast motorway (M1) via Mudgeeraba or Nerang. If travelling from Brisbane, turn off at exit 79 via Mudgeeraba. If travelling from the south take turnoff at exit 80 at Mudgeeraba. Both roads are well signposted towards Springbrook. After the "split" road at Wunburra lookout (25 minutes from Mudgeeraba) the road continues for another eight kilometers passing Purlingbrook, Hardys lookout and Old School Road to the turnoff on the left towards the Canyon (Boy-Ull road). Follow the Canyon edge (Canyon Parade) for 400 metres and you will find your accommodation 200 metres past the Canyon lookout.
Twin Falls Retreat is a self contained, two bedroom house in Springbrook, in the Gold Coast Hinterland.
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Remember all those beautiful kits of the "Winter's Theme" series by BooLand Designs I showed you the other day? Here are some more of that absolutely gorgeous series:
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2.11 The WHO list and various WHO commands
We have many commands that let you see who else is in Achaea, including special lists for heralds, jewellers, and tailors (crafters!): WHO - Shows everyone that is on the same plane and visible to you. If you have ANSI on (HELP ANSI) then some will be in colour: * Guides (HELP GUIDES) will be yellow, * Celani (HELP CELANI) will be light blue, * Admins (HELP ADMINS) will be bold white, and * Gods (HELP GODS) will be green. WHO B - Shows everyone that is on the same plane and visible to you without titles. BW/QW - An abbreviated version of the full WHO list. QW <match> - Shows only names that begin the same. For example, QW RO will show Rocktamer and Rory, but not Aeyr. QW2 <match>- As with QW, but names sorted alphabetically. Also shows the total number of people online. CWHO - city who - Same as WHO, but only for members of your city. CLASSWHO - Same as WHO, but only for members of your class. CLWHO - Shows members of your current clan. CRAFTERWHO - Shows Jewellers, Tailors, Cooks, and Heralds (also CRAFTERWHO J or CRAFTERWHO T or CRAFTERWHO C or CRAFTERWHO H) HWHO - house who - same as WHO, but only for house members. - HWHO T will show everyone with titles. MARKWHO - Like BW/QW, but only for members of the Ivory and Quisalis Marks NWHO - Shows all the newbies below level 30 within the realms. OWHO - order who - Same as WHO, but only for members of your order. PWHO - Party Who see HELP PARTIES. RWHO - Same as the others, but only for those of your race. SPARWHO - Shows who is looking for a sparring opponent. WHO HERE - Shows who is in the same location with you.


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Winning Online Roulette games
Roulette is arguably the most popular classic table game in every casino; perhaps there is a designated space for roulette tables in land casinos. Similarly, online casinos also encash the global recognition this game has gained in its history of hundreds of years. There are many theories to win at a roulette table, online or offline, along with various advisories about which roulette variant to choose. Actually, when we play roulette online and when we play it on a physical table, are two completely different aspects, moreover, winning chances on both these variants also vary significantly. Many will argue that chances of winning are always equal whether you play it online or offline coz number of slots are same along with colors, but here is a catch, that is, offline roulette game works cent percent on a probability factor where hitting a red color slot is as much likely as hitting a black color slot, whether you are spinning your first roll or 100th one. You can say; there is no record of previous results which could affect future outcomes in offline roulette.
But when we play a roulette game online, behind the scene working of roulette algorithm is much different. Here, there is no physical wheel or actual rolling of ball. What happens is a random generated number calculates where ball will stop and where it will not. However, one of the serious flaws of RNG is that it remembers what it has displayed earlier, which means if first ten rolls' result is a red slot, there is a high possibility that next ball will land on a black slot. It is possible though that ball still lands on the red slots for next 100 rolls, but the chances of hitting a black slot will be higher until there is back slot's hit.
This is something that is contradictory to offline roulette games, coz there, chances of hitting red or black slot remains the same no matter how many spins you have spun or not. This theory looks to be non-acceptable by many, who know RNG well, but this is true coz RNG are so designed to avoid any prediction, and if RNG results become unbiased to such likelihood, they would become more vulnerable. This weakness is more exposed in roulette game rather other online casino games; hence, many experienced online gamblers are using it as their guide whenever they plan a longer roulette session online.
The Basics to Video Poker – Online Casinos Tips
While there are a lot of different online casinos games out there, video poker has proven to be one of the more popular forms of casino games due to the simple fact that it lets its players apply different strategies when playing. It is not at all a casino game that pits the player against the house where the player relies solely on luck alone. With video poker, you have control on what the outcome would be. Of course, you will need to learn how to play the game correctly if ever you are looking forward to winning.
The machine basically deals you five cards, and based on what the game is called, you will have to get a hand that at least has a pair of J's. From there, you will then choose which cards to discard and which ones to keep. Finally, depending on what you get right at the end, you will be paid out.
Practice Makes Perfect
So what you will need to do is to choose the right cards to discard and choose the right ones to keep. This is where the fun is of course, but you really should also be knowledgeable about the probabilities and such, so one tip is to practice a lot. There are Jacks or Better online casinos games out there that give you the chance to do so since they have free play features, so you might want to be on a lookout for them. Of course, if you want to get a bit of a head start, then you will need to learn a few things first.
The Basic Rules
Things can be sometimes confusing for new online casinos players as they will usually have no idea on which cards to discard. The first thing that you have to remember is to keep any pairs that you already have. Although the low pairs do not pay out on their own, they can either give you a triple or a simple two-pair hand once you discard the other cards. The second thing that you have to remember is to keep the four cards that you have if they are on the same suite. While these four cards do not pay on their own, if ever the replaced card turns out to be on the same suite as the four, then you are in for a pretty nice payout. Also, you might want to keep any high cards that are present if ever the other cards are useless.
Playing the Online Casino Game of Sic Bo
Some people who are used to playing in Western Casinos might get intimidated when they first see a Sic Bo table. It seems so complicated what with the elaborate betting table. However, in truth, playing Sic Bo is very easy and, if done right, can net you a decent amount of profits.
Sic Bo Explained
Sic Bo is an online casino game that originated in Asia. It's quite a popular online casino game in the casinos that can be found in Macau. Recently, however, Sic Bo has been rapidly gaining popularity in Western Casinos as well.
Its gameplay is very simple and straightforward, and can be understood easily even by first time players. It's played with three dice.
The best way to explain its betting system is to divide the table into four parts.
At the bottom of the table, you'll find the single bets. Here you can bet your chips on a certain number. If one of the dice comes out with a number corresponding to that which you chose, you'll be paid 1:1. However, if two of the dice land on that number, you'll be paid 2:1. Now, in the event that you get all three dice to show the number which you bet on, then you'll get a payout of 3:1.
At the middle of the casino table, you'll find a series of numbers. These indicate the sum of all three dice. The payouts depend on the number you chose. Of course, those which are more probable have a lower payout than those with lower probability.
At the top of the table, you'll find the most highly specific bets. There, you'll be betting on specific three of a kind dice combinations. Their payout is 150:1 so it's basically the highest paying bet you can make on Sic Bo. Of course, one need not explain how difficult it is to win at such odds. If you win, you'll win big – that's a given. However it's a very big IF you win – which is unlikely.
Finally, at the upper corners of the table are the Big and Small bet. You're basically betting whether the sum will be small (4-10) or big (11-17).
Betting Advice
The big and small bets are the best bets that you can possibly make in an online casino game of Sic Bo. They have the lowest house edge and are highly practical. The more difficult bets, though, are extremely impractical even if they do pay out well. So, my advice is to choose the big/small bets and to stay away from the more complicated ones if you're after a profit.


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Sat, May 16, 09 at 14:17
My neighbor has a very sweet plumb tree that stick over to our side. We have been picking off from the tree. It is so sweet. I want to plan my own. Can you guys tell me what to do in order to cut a branch from the big tree and plant on my own?
I looked up about grafting and scions. But I don't even have a big enough tree at all!! Can I put a few pits after eating and put them in potting soil and see whether it will grow? Please give me some suggestion. The fruit is very very sweet, I don't want to just go out and buy any plumb tree. |
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In some species it is very difficult to get them to root. I think you will be better off buying yoursel an already grafted tree. But if you insist...: get an one-year old branch of about 8 inches with some buds. At the base, make a cut in an angle as to have a bigger area exposed; dip the base in some rooting hormones; plant it in a pot filled with some sterile (or not contaminated) wet potting mix; using some clear plastic and some wire, construct a little "greenhouse" around the pot; place it in the shade and wait... and wait... and wait. DO NOT TOUCH IT. When you see some leaves remove the plastic. When you notice that the roots are coming through the draining hole you can transplant it. |
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6. Remember that your registered adviser has to provide you by law with the most appropriate advice. This is your insurance policy.
7. Consider consolidating your accumulated savings, like everything in life you get discounts for the size of investments you make.
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The massive Long Binh military base, once the largest U.S. installation outside the continental United States, is handed over to the South Vietnamese. This logistical complex, which had been constructed on the outskirts of Bien Hoa near the outskirts of Saigon, included numerous ammunition depots, supply depots, and other logistics installations. It served as the headquarters for U.S. Army Vietnam, 1st Logistical Command, and several other related activities. The handing-over of the base effectively marked the end--after seven years--of direct U.S. participation in the war. After the Long Binh base was turned over, about 29,000 U.S. soldiers remained in South Vietnam, most them advisors with South Vietnamese units, or helicopter crewmen, and maintenance, supply, and office staff.
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- Nov 11, 1968
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- Nov 12, 1969
- Seymour Hersh breaks My Lai story
- Nov 12, 1971
- Nixon sets new deadline for next troop withdrawal
- Nov 13, 1967
- President receives optimistic reports
- Nov 13, 1969
- "March Against Death" commences in Washington, D.C.
- Nov 14, 1965
- Major battle erupts in the Ia Drang Valley
- Nov 14, 1967
- Marine general killed in Vietnam
- Nov 14, 1972
- Nixon promises Thieu that U.S. will continue to support South Vietnam
- Nov 15, 1966
- Chairman of the Joint Chiefs heckled at university
- Nov 15, 1969
- Second moratorium against the war held
- Nov 16, 1961
- Kennedy decides to increase military aid to Saigon
- Nov 16, 1970
- Ky defends South Vietnamese operations in Cambodia
- Nov 16, 1971
- U.S. provides support to beleaguered Cambodians
- Nov 17, 1965
- 1st Cavalry unit ambushed in the Ia Drang Valley
- Nov 17, 1970
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I had very shiny tile floor installed recently and went to seal the grout. Used a product that HD suggested. Problem is that there's sort of a "ghost" image along the grout lines from where the sealant ran over, that I can't get off. I tried everything- got down on my hands and knees and scrubbed at it with a sponge, used a cleaner that Lowes suggested and nothing is taking it up. I took a picture that I'll try to attach to see if you can see what I'm talking about. If you run your fingers over it, you can't actually feel anything but when the light hits it right, you can see it and it's annoying me. I also had gone over it with a wet swiffer as my first cleaning attempt and it actually seems to have spread some of the stuff over the rest of the tiles as well, so that there are the same sort of ghost images of water spots now that don't show up on the same tile in other rooms when I wet swiffer. Does anyone have any idea of how to remove this? Also, any suggestions of what alternate product I can use in the other rooms I still have to do, that won't cause this look? |
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I think I see the slight stain you are describing, but I don't understand the large white areas in the image. Folks over at the John Bridge Tile Forum may be able to help with some advice, if no one comes in here with any. |
You will feel better if you contact with GroutSolutionsperthwa.com.au they are professional to give you suggestions. |
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15 Underrated '90s R&B And Rap Collaborations
Blackstreet – "Call Me" (Hip-Hop Mix) (Feat. Jay-Z)
It's no wonder that Puff and Jigga get along so well, besides the boat loads of cash that they wash themselves with: Jay touched a bunch of R&B records early on, from SWV and Shai to Horace Brown and Changing Faces. Before they connected for "The City is Mine," Blackstreet and Jay collaborated for the Soul Food soundtrack, where the incredible Outkast and Cee-Lo collaboration "In Due Time" found a home as well. Sixteen years later, Jay is still finding ways to drop on Monday and go platinum the same week.
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