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A few of the post got me thinking... my PB is installing a dedicated vacuum line for a pool cleaner, from what I have been reading..sounds like I need to have them install a booster pump. They just finished with the plumbing, is it too late to add this? I think Polaris is a good cleaner, is that the case? |
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- Posted by muddy_water (My Page) on Wed, May 16, 12 at 6:44
They can add the booster pump with a little more plumbing at anytime. For the cleaner Polaris is good but I like the Pentair cleaner a little better because it is gear driven rather than belt. Rusty |
- Posted by MyFirstPool (My Page) on Thu, May 17, 12 at 4:45
Thanks... I just looked it up and did not know it was the Kreepy Krauly Family! We had one of those growing up. The Kreepy Krauly Legend II Pressure-side Inground Pool Cleaner said that it does not need a booster pump, is this a good cleaner? |
- Posted by muddy_water (My Page) on Thu, May 17, 12 at 6:40
I would go with the Legend with a booster pump you will be much more happy with the preformance. |
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My neighbor came over and excitedly announced that she had about 20 Black Swallowtail cats munching on some Angelica gigas plants I gave her. I didn't realize this was a host plant, but it makes sense when you consider Angelica is a member of the Apiaceae (or Umbelliferae) Carrot family. Learned something new today! regards, seedmoney |
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Larval Hostplant List for Butterflies of the Washington, DC Area has that listed as a host. This is a good list of host plants and goes far beyond the DC area. I saw some one post a picture where the Black Swallowtails had used Citrus, too. I really recommend getting "The Butterflies of North America, A Natural History and Field Guide" by Dr. James A. Scott on Multimedia CD ROM. I've copied a list of host plants from it below. You can get used copies on Amazon, that are very inexpensive. "Habitat Subtropical to lower Canadian Zone woods, mountains, and suburbs; mostly Lower Sonoran Zone desert for ssp. coloro. Hostplants (a or no letter, ssp. asterias; c, ssp. coloro; k, ssp. kahli; j, "joanae") herb Umbelliferae: Angelica ampla, atropurpurea, venenosa, Anethum graveolens, Apium graveolens, Conium maculatum, Daucus pusillus, carota (ack) (and var. sativus (a)), Cryptotaenia canadensis, Foeniculum vulgare (ac), Harbouria trachypleura, Heracleum lanatum, sp.(k) (rarely used), Levisticum officinale, Ligusticum scothicum, Berula erecta, Osmorhiza longistylis, Oxypolis canbyi, Pastinaca sativa (ak), Petroselinum crispum (ack), Ptilimnium capillaceum, Carum carvi, Cicuta maculata, bulbifera, douglasii, Sium suave, Spermolepis divaricata, Taenidia integerrima (aj), Thaspium barbinode (aj), Zizia aurea (kj), aptera (k) (main host of kahli and its form comstocki), Cymopterus panamintensis var. acutifolius (c) (occasionally), Tauschia parishii (c), arguta (c) (Hydrocotyle is doubtful because lab larvae refused H. umbellata and americana); herb and shrub Rutaceae: Thamnosma texana (a), montana (c) (usual host), Ruta graveolens (ac) (Penn., Ill., Ga., Mo., Tex., Mass., Calif.), Dictamnus albus. Larvae are attracted to the Umbelliferae oils methyl chavicol, anethole, anisic aldehyde, anisic acid, carvone, coriandrol, and sedanolid, and to the Rutaceae oil methyl-nonyl-ketone (V. Dethier); lab larvae will eat even Cosmos and Solidago (Compositae), which have similar oils. Umbelliferae plants produce certain chemicals, linear furanocoumarins (psoralins), to repel insects that try to eat them. Larvae are resistant to psoralins that kill other insects because the intestine and body rapidly detoxify and eliminate them, but angular furanocoumarins reduce larval growth (M. Berenbaum, P. Feeny, G. Ivie, and others); the psoralins discourage other insects, and some Umbelliferae species now produce the angular ones to discourage polyxenes. The psoralins actually increase the growth rate and decrease the mortality of polyxenes eating them (Berenbaum). J. Erickson and J. Scriber raised polyxenes on many other lab Umbelliferae; larvae grew 25 percent faster on cultivated than on wild Umbelliferae, probably because some insect-repelling chemicals, such as the angular ones, have been bred out of the cultivated species to make them more edible for people. P. polyxenes can survive on Magnolia leaves in the lab. Ssp. coloro larvae refuse Citrus, which P. zelicaon larvae eat." |
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Tiki Cat Gourmet Whole Food Brand Cat Food Molokai Luau is shredded Ahi Tuna served on brown rice topped with Calamari prepared in Tuna consommé for a low grain, gravy free, one percent low carb meal. Great for cats with sensitive stomachs, needing extra fiber requirements or cats with renal related illness. Complete and balanced diet for all life stages, feeding 2% of body weight per day to maintain weight. Typically feedings include one 2.8-oz can in the morning and evening. Great to feed solely or to supplement a dry food diet by adding the missing moisture and boosting the necessary protein and fat levels missing from kibble.
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great stuff
Seems like great quality food, cats do great on it and it works well with controlling urinary crystals for my male cat. Pretty stinky but I guess they like that :)
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Read the ingredients. You will be tempted to try it yourself! (LOL) My cat is bright, cheery, and very shiny when he eats this healthy food. MY vet has studied the ingredients and asked where he can find it! Best on the market.
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The cat I have only eats seafood; no meats or chicken products. I recieved these shipments last week and gave her her first can over this past weekend and 15 minutes later, it was all gone. Now it might be due to the new food she just received but I'd never seen her clean out a can in 15 minutes.
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my cats loved the calamari, but after that, it was just another tuna. they are just so fussy.
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We found Tiki Cat at a local pet store. At first we tried just the Tuna flavors, but as an experiment we bought this Calamari. It looks like the real deal! The cats devour it. We load up on several flavors via the auto delivery system that Chewy's has.
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Cross-border strike targets one of the Taliban's 157 training camps in Pakistan's northwest
Ten Taliban fighters, including a commander, were killed in a strike on a training camp and headquarters in South Waziristan. The compound was one of 157 Taliban and al Qaeda camps established in Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province.
Taliban commander Abdul Rehman, along with Islam Wazir, three Turkmen, and "several Arab fighters" were reported to be among those killed in today's strike. Some reports indicate up to 25 terrorists were killed in the attack.
The compound is thought to have been run by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar's Hezb-i-Islami, a radical faction with close links to al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden. A Taliban training camp and a headquarters building were hit in the strike.
The attack on the Taliban camp in South Waziristan comes one day after a senior US intelligence analyst said al Qaeda has metastasized in Pakistan's tribal regions, and is poised to strike at the US and the West.
"[Pakistan's tribal areas] is a stronger, more comfortable safe haven than it was for them a year ago," said Ted Gistaro, a senior intelligence analyst at the National Intelligence Council said in a speech at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
The Taliban and al Qaeda have expanded their network of training camps and support networks throughout northwestern Pakistan, beyond the lawless tribal agencies, senior intelligence officials tell The Long War Journal on the condition they remain anonymous.
There are currently 157 training camps and "more than 400 support locations" spread throughout the tribal areas and the settled districts of the Northwest Frontier Province, senior intelligence officials speaking on the condition of anonymity told The Long War Journal. This number does not include Taliban camps and support locations in Baluchistan province.
Other officials refused to give an exact number, only saying there are "well over 100 camps in northwestern Pakistan." Earlier this year, US intelligence sources told The Long War Journal that there were more than 100 camps inside northwestern Pakistan.
The camps vary in size and specialty, and some are temporary. An estimated 25 to 50 camps are considered "permanent," meaning they are at a fixed location, with buildings, and sometimes a barracks and a headquarters.
Some camps are devoted to training the Taliban's military arm, some train suicide bombers for attacks in Pakistan and Afghanistan, some focus on training the various Kashmiri terror groups, some train al Qaeda operatives for attacks in the West, and one serves as a training ground the Black Guard, the elite bodyguard for Osama bin Laden.
Most of the camps are temporary in nature. The trainers may establish a camp in a home for a short period of time, or gather a group of fighters and take them to a location for weapons training and ideological indoctrination. One such camp in Khyber was recently described by The Wall Street Journal.
The support locations provide the Taliban, al Qaeda, and allied Islamist groups with the logistical support to carry out operations. Support facilities tend to be fixed, and include safe houses, weapons storage facilities, motor pools, and prepositioned weapons caches along the Afghan-Pakistani border.
Targeting al Qaeda and the Taliban in the tribal areas
Today's strike in South Waziristan is the latest in a series of cross-border attacks into Pakistan by the US military. There have been six confirmed cross-border attacks against Taliban and al Qaeda safe houses inside Pakistan this year. Three senior al Qaeda leaders were killed in the strikes, while several camps run by the dangerous Haqqani Network were hit as well.
The US military killed Khabab during a targeted strike on an al Qaeda safe house in a village in South Waziristan on July 28. Three members of Khabab's staff were also killed in the attack.
On May 14, Abu Sulayman Jazairi, a senior Algerian operative for al Qaeda's central organization who directed the groups external operations, was killed in an airstrike against a Taliban and al Qaeda safe house in the town of Damadola in Pakistan's Bajaur tribal agency along with 13 associates. Jazairi is described as a senior trainer, an explosives expert, and an operational commander tasked with planning attacks on the West.
Abu Laith al Libi was killed in a US strike inside the North Waziristan tribal agency in Pakistan in late January. Al Libi was the leader of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group and served as a chief spokesman for al Qaeda. Laith also commanded al Qaeda forces in Afghanistan.
The US has also struck at Taliban and al Qaeda safe house inside Pakistan at least two other times this year. On March 16, US forces struck at the fortified compound owned by Noorullah Wazir, a Pakistani tribal elder who lived in the village of Dhook Pir Bagh some five kilometers from Wana, the headquarters of South Waziristan. Another nearby house, where Uzbek and Arab fighters had recently stayed, was also destroyed in a separate round of missile fire.
On March 12, the US military fired guided missiles from Afghanistan into a compound run by Siraj Haqqani, the wanted Taliban leader behind numerous attacks in Afghanistan. The attack is believed to have killed three senior Haqqani network commanders and "many" Chechen fighters.
Last year, the US struck at an al Qaeda safe house inside Pakistan on Dec. 28, the day after Benazir Bhutto's assassination. The US military targeted the home of Sheikh Essa, an Egyptian cleric responsible for pushing the Taliban to overthrow the Pakistani government. Essa was said to have been wounded in the attack.
In August 2007, Pakistani forces hit two Taliban and al Qaeda bases in the village of Daygan, North Waziristan. Camps and bases in Damadola, Danda Saidgai, Chingai, Zamazola, again in Danda Saidgai, and Mami Rogha were hit over the course of 2006 and 2007.
These strikes have done little to disrupt the growth of al Qaeda and the Taliban in northwestern Pakistan. The Taliban and al Qaeda are consolidating their control over the tribal areas and several settled districts in the Northwest Frontier Province. The Pakistani government has signed multiple peace agreements with the Taliban in an effort to stem the violence, but this has only facilitated the rise of the extremists in northwestern Pakistan.
READER COMMENTS: "Cross-border strike targets one of the Taliban's 157 training camps in Pakistan's northwest"
Posted by JusCruzn at August 13, 2008 11:32 AM ET:
Since they know there are 157 they must also know where they are. Isn't it time to put the JDAM's on these targets?
Posted by marcus at August 13, 2008 11:42 AM ET:
That's a lot of camps. And it takes a lot of money to keep those camps going.
Someday we'll produce energy that will reduce the demand for oil. At that time the Saudi money will stop flowing and the Wahhabist swamps will begin to dry up.
Posted by C. Jordan at August 13, 2008 11:51 AM ET:
"...The Saudi money will stop flowing..."
How are these camps funded?
Posted by Neo at August 13, 2008 12:10 PM ET:
I agree, these raids are too infrequent to have much immediate impact. We must clearly establish though, that we will hit Al Qaeda targets within Pakistan. The Pakistani government will never agree to these cross boarder raids, but than again they may not react to them either. Since the Pakistani government is very much a target of Al Qaeda and the Taliban such attacks probably evoke a mixed reaction. The Pakistani's are deeply bothered by the encroachment on their sovereignty but may be increasingly resigned to the fact that they cannot address the problem themselves.
As for the Pakistani Pashtoons they have already cast their lot with the enemy. Until that changes, we don't particularly care how the Pashtoon tribes across the boarder feel about the matter.
Posted by MattR at August 13, 2008 1:42 PM ET:
We can bomb the camps until they put them into the middle of cities. Then we're stuck and we have to wait until the taliban makes everyone's life in those cities miserable because of the violence from power lust that will eventually flow. Until they want our help we can't do much. It was the Iraqi tribes that eventually decided to take our help and end AQI.
Posted by Oded at August 13, 2008 2:17 PM ET:
Im a little perplexed by the worry over these camps generating attacks against the west. They cant really believe that if they attack us here, their camps will continue to exist. A single terrorist event here of any magnitude will likely result in a scorched earth policy for Waziristan, regardless of Pakistani complaints or civilian deaths.
Posted by KnightHawk at August 13, 2008 2:34 PM ET:
Why wait for magnitude attacks against the west to happen first, let alone the daily attacks over there. Hit them now, hit them repeatedly. Gone from 27 camps last summer to 150+ this summer and 400 support locations.
Posted by Red Howard at August 13, 2008 4:23 PM ET:
Neo; I generally agree with everything you say, but not sure I understand:
"As for the Pakistani Pashtoons they have already cast their lot with the enemy. Until that changes, we don't particularly care how the Pashtoon tribes across the boarder feel about the matter"
Are you kidding me? Where do you think we are getting our targeting information from? I think you would be surprised to find out exactly who is on whose side over there.
Right now, there is sort of a Kabuki dance underway in the FATA, certain parties have a strong interest in creating a stalemate - i.e. there is a major set back, and gee whiz, two days later an HVT gets taken out...how'd that happen??
The good guys have no on the ground capability in the FATA - none whatsoever, so you (we) better figure out a way to work with the Pakhtun tribesman or else it will be more of the same.
Keep up the good work, Neo. You're good people and you write excellent analysis.
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Posted by Joakim Ekström at August 13, 2008 7:42 PM ET:
I don't think that with an adaptive thinking enemy, that JDAMs can strategically defeat al Qaida.
But I am convinced that an awakening can.
Posted by Thanos at August 13, 2008 8:02 PM ET:
There was some other good news as well, apparently Tribesmen in Buner repelled Taliban exiting SWAT with small arms.
Namdar was assassinated in Peshawar, I'm not sure but it's likely the Namdar who opposed the Khyber push.
Posted by meleager at August 13, 2008 8:14 PM ET:
did we or did we not ever have Gulbuddin Hekmatyar in custody?
Posted by Neo at August 13, 2008 11:04 PM ET:
"did we or did we not ever have Gulbuddin Hekmatyar in custody"�
No I don't believe we ever had him in custody, but the CIA had him on the payroll for a much of the 80's. He was truly a menace to the Soviets and at the time one of the primary leaders of the Mojahadeen. Mr. Hekmatyar than went on to become a menace to just about everyone at one time or another. More than anyone else, he is probably more responsible for flattening of Kabul and general mayhem fallowing the fall of the Soviet backed regime.
If someone wanted to complain about negative repercussions stemming from our dealings with the Afghan Mojahadeen in the 80's, Mr. Hekmatyar would be "�Exibit A"�.
Given the opportunity, I'm sure the CIA could arrange for a suitable severance package should Mr. Hekmatyar have an immediate interest in retirement.
Posted by Neo at August 14, 2008 1:00 AM ET:
Red Howard,
I was thinking more along the lines of the public outcry we will get among the Pashtoon populous that oppose any incursion onto their sacred territory. There are plenty of Pashtoons who don't approve of how the Taliban is spilling Pakistani blood and bringing the country to the brink of civil war, but much of the Pashtoon population either directly or indirectly supports the aims of the Pashtoon uprising. There is little general appreciation for the fact that the Taliban is harboring the worlds most dangerous terrorist group. There is still little acknowledgement that is Al Qaeda's actions that have brought about the American invasion of Afghanistan.
Even the pacifist parties acknowledge most of the Taliban's grievances as legitimate and save most of their real criticism for the Pakistani government. Don't expect to draw much open support from factions within the Pakistani Pashtoon's anytime soon. They might chastise the Teliban for it's crude and violence methods, but in the end they aren't actively going to do anything about it. I'm afraid cracking this nut is going to be much tougher than the Anbar resistance in Iraq. In Anbar much of the leadership came from the outside. The Pashtoon's have been there with Al Qaeda from the beginning and the Taliban movement is very much in line with their stubborn resistance to the outside world.
It's going to be a long, ugly, ride.
Posted by Alex at August 14, 2008 3:03 AM ET:
A two-day long aerial stomping of these camps will not take al-Qaeda entirely out of the fight, but it would do wonders against their command & control and logistics.
Politically, we could even let Pakistan take credit for the air strikes. Or, if they still really don't want to play ball, remember what Iraq's response was when the Turkish military hit PKK sites in Iraq: basically nothing. Granted, the stakes are higher in Pakistan, but we're really doing them a favor.
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The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the blog post From the Front: 08/14/2008 News and Personal dispatches from the front and the home front.
Posted by Joakim Ekström at August 14, 2008 10:07 AM ET:
It's definitely going to be a long, long, ugly ride.
As we find a Pashtoon tribe ready to awake and we start deploying all elements of national power, we know that the enemy is going to throw everything they have against it. SVBIEDs, assasinations, indiscriminate killings - everything. But then, since we know this we might as well use it to our advantage and prepare for their arrival. Lure the enemy out into the open and then really introduce them to the strongest tribe. And then, as we've seen in Iraq, an awakening can spread rather quickly.
Posted by Neo at August 14, 2008 10:57 AM ET:
I guess I should clarify something. I was referring to the Taliban uprising of the last four years when I say that much of the Pashtoon population still generally sympathize with the grievances and action against outsiders. It is the unprecedented level of violence and crude methods of the Taliban that put-off a large segment of the population.
Some here talk of an "Awakening"� against the Taliban as if it were something inevitable. Please remember though that the conditions in Anbar (Iraq) during the "Awakening"� were far removed from what is currently happening on the Pakistani boarder. The Anbar Awakening was hardly spontaneous but was nurtured and protected at every step by the United States Marine Corps. That isn't a realistic proposition for the Pakistani boarder anytime soon.
If there is going to be any sort of awakening in the short term it will be among the bulk of the Pakistani population down in the flat lands. There is an increasing realization that this war is over something more than an encroachment by the United States on Pashtoon lands in Afghanistan. The Taliban is taking direct aim at the Pakistani government, military, and culture in general with the intent of forcing compliance with their agenda, if not to rule Pakistan directly.
Posted by Joakim Ekström at August 14, 2008 12:15 PM ET:
Neo, I think you're absolutely right. The Pakistani border is very different from Anbar in almost every thinkable way. And an awakening doesn't come by itself, nor easily. And I don't think that it's realistic to believe that a pashtoon awakening will come anytime soon. But I think that until then the Taleban and al Qaida will have a safe haven. I really can't see any other way that their safe haven will be lost.
Can you? Maybe I'm missing something.
Posted by Red Howard at August 16, 2008 12:52 PM ET:
Neo - you got it - thanks for the clarification - good stuff.


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thats fucked up. she looks fine.
aja..mind ur own business. I CARE.
and.. yeah i guess she looks fine..but NOTHING compared to what she used to look like. she DID gain quite a bit of weight..
Dude are you kidding me? I think she looks amazing! I would hit that in a heart beat!!! I'd even come back for seconds ;-)
That fattie needs to lose 30 pounds…minimum!
Woah…Who cares if she looks fat, you're ignoring the larger issue! Is she, in fact, a dude?? It look like she's got a wee bit of a penis, dressed to the left, in that first pic.
Wow, she's really let herself go. Not as badly as Mandy Moore, but still, she's yet another waddling porker. Such a shame.
What happened? She used to be hot! Oh well, she's a porker now….
This is just wrong.
Is that the script she's eating in the last picture???
I'd suck that fattie's cock!
I don't know what you haters are talking about. She isn't wearing high-waisted jeans and she's still hotter than any mom I know. I'd hit that eight ways to Sunday. If anything, she's like a fine wine: better with age.
key words there…."ten years ago she was hot"
She's even cuter now. <3
god when will they learn to put it away.
you had your day Jennifer, now go home and sit in front of the tv. You're no longer fit to be on it.
#8 lmfao quinn, good call.
*sigh* vic, i await the day you get banned or school starts back up – whichever comes first.
Look at the mommy jeans. I guess she doesn't watch Oprah for tips on how to pick jeans.
She looks more natural…healthy. Curves are sexy. A bad pair of jeans happened here. She's also wearing flat shoes and usually she wears heels, which elongate the sillouhette.
Well at least now her ass is as big as her chest Her measurements are now equal She's 38-32-38. Those are some big birthing hips, so all you who have said you'd hit it you must want kids, cause JLove looks like she can carry at least twins without a problem.
I think she looks great. Everyone is so used to the stick skinny females, and when we see one who is not overly skinny we call her fat. She is not fat at all, she looks like a woman who has hips. It is nice to see someone who looks like a real woman.
I dont know whats more amazing, the fact that she turned into a double-wide or that they're still filming that stupid show.
Holy saddlebags batman!
I'd hit that even if it had a dick!
Yeah i'd still F her…and i'm still praying to one day see those cans before they lose their form.
I'VE got a hot dog she could eat!!! AND a sausage that I'd like to hide!!!! She's still smokin'. I'd do her even if she was Jennifer Love Handles!!!!!
She's not fat. She simply has a curvy body (and not in the "I'm not "fat" I'm "curvy" sense) and girls with curves should not wear jeans. Period. Kristin Davis and Scarlett Johansson are two examples of the same thing at work.
Holy Crap! There is noway that is really her body! Did she really get that huge?? I feel so bad for her. Her face is still really pretty though. I can't believe she got so so fat.
Whats with this superfiush jackoff calling all these hot girls fat? Jesus, its douchebags like you that make these girls go bulimic and anorexic. I personally would rather have a girl with some meat on her bones than a stick. I mean if you're into fucking a skeleton and worrying about breaking her hip, thats your deal, keep it to yourself.
This what real women look like… especially in their 30's. Face it…. she ain't a kid no more! I applaud Jennifer for being real!!!!
But she could lay off paper eating. Paper's fattening!
She looks great. God forbid a woman have tits and hips.
Sometimes her show is actually very good. I know, I talk to dead people too.
And they are saying she's been doing the American girl thing and blowing up. And by blowing up, I don't mean stardom I mean the ever expanding heiney.
If she did some cycling she'd be rocking again. But she's not motivated. She's landed some guy who is apparently happy with her, and the new plus her.
Some guys dig it. But she's pushing the envelope, and she hasn't pushed out any puppies even.
only fat or ugly guys like thick girls.
S***! I knock the bottom outta that all day and night!!! love them curves!
She certainly has become fatter. Those hideous jeans aren't really helping either.
she wasn't hot even when she was skinny.
News flash, a pig has escaped the slaughter house.
what a fat fucking pig, we cannot allow ourselves to think this is normal anymore. I'm sick of reminding people this is why america is so fucking obese, this self reinforcing dogma is bullshit and needs to stop. I take pleasure in knowing I will outlive all you fat people and your fucking fat kids.
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She Looks Better Now..
You are absolutely BLIND!! She is HOT!! Apparently all you like are waif-like women who starve themselves. I pity you.
faty faty fat fat!!!
this makes me feel better. I remember wishing her pain when she was the most beautiful thing God had ever created in the late 90's. now i think she's fatter than me. prayers can be answered!
She must have always had that ass in some form. It doesn't just grow overnight. Its genetic.
She doesn't look that bad. She's thick, though. If a girl is gonna be pick, she better at least have some boobs.
Its not that she's fat, its that she just used to be so much skinnier that COMPARED to 10 years ago, she's fatter now. She still looks good though…
Her waist and ass are now in proportion with her huge bosom and enormously elongated neck.
Take notes, class. This is the reference specimen of the mature 4-way semen receptacle.
I honestly think that she looks just as beautiful as she did a decade ago. So what if she gained a few pounds? She looks better than some normal people would if they gained a few. A celebrity is allowed to gain or lose weight like any other person, but not without scrutiny from the media. She's still a beautiful woman and I think she's one of the realest out there if you ask me.
what are you talking about? she looks good.
OMG she looks like a normal person … WTF???? Reality as I've always known it has ceased to exist!!!! I think I'll go cry and curl up in a fetal position now!!!


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INDRA SINGH Friday, August 01, 2008
ONLY 17 local players will be short-listed for the final trials for the Vodafone Fiji Bati in their bid for the Rugby League World Cup in Australia in October.
The final trials for the Fiji Bati will be held in late September.
Thirty overseas players will be shortlisted for the trials.
Nine overseas-based players have already passed the criteria to be part of the final 23-member squad for the Fiji Bati RLWC team. Bradford Bulls winger Semi Tadulala heads the list of players already confirmed to don the Fiji Bati jumper.
Tadulala is the lone player from the Super League competition played in the United Kingdom.
The rest come from the National Rugby League (NRL) competition in Australia.
They include Akuila Uate (Newcastle Knights), Waisale Naiqama (Newcastle Knights), Jason Bukuya (Cronulla Sharks), Ashton Sims (Brisbane Broncos), Ratu Peni Tagive (West Tigers), John Sutton (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Darryl Millard (Canterbury Bulldogs) and Aaron Groom (Canterbury Bulldogs).
FNRL chairman Peni Musunamasi said these the overseas-based players had passed the final selection criteria due to the high status of the competition they were playing in.
He said these players had confirmed their availability.
"The final trials will either be held on September 28 or September 29," Musunamasi said. "There are many other players interested to don the Fiji Bati jumper from overseas.
"Some of them are taking part in the Under-20 Toyota Cup competition in Australia.
"Others are taking part in the Country League competition."
Musunamasi said Fiji would field a strong team at the RLWC.
He said Australia-based Max Ninness would help Jo Rabele mould the best combination. Fiji plays France on November 1.
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Hi-I am in great need of a small soup pot. I have a larger one but want a 3 1/2 or 4 quart one. I have narrowed it down to All Clad stainless or a Lodge? Any opinions welcome. This is to replace a 30 year only Reverware that was great but warped. I have, also been using a larger Scan Pan that I have never been thrilled will and have decided that the dark finish changes the looks/taste of the soup. |
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- Posted by kitchendetective (My Page) on Wed, Oct 29, 08 at 15:14
Um, for me it would be neither. I'd prefer Le Creuset for a soup pot. |
- Posted by noodlesportland (My Page) on Wed, Oct 29, 08 at 15:56
So-a friend told me that their Le Creuset and their Lodge perform much the same--Thoughts? |
- Posted by kitchendetective (My Page) on Wed, Oct 29, 08 at 16:22
I have Lodge cast iron frying pans (no enamel), but I haven't used a Lodge pot for soup. I prefer enameled cast iron for soup. I also try to avoid food-related items that are made in China because quality control seems to be an issue. I like super heavy pieces as soup pots and the All-Clad isn't as heavy as the Le Creuset. I can't make a direct Lodge vs. Le Creuset comparison because I use them for different things. I'd be worried about tomato soup in an non-enameled iron pot unless the pot was perfectly seasoned. It might get a metallic taste. |
I'm not sure if everyone here is on the same page (if so, then sorry), but Lodge does make enameled cast iron cookware. As to the China sentiment, I do agree to a point. But it also depends on how much you want to spend. You can go to Target and buy a Chinese enameled cast iron pot for 40 bucks, or you can buy an equivalent size Le Creuset (or Staub) pot for about $200 or more. Yet in the end, they will all perform basically the same. How do I know? Because I own a cheap Target enameled cast iron pot in addition to my Le Creuset and Descoware cookware. The only difference, IMNSHO, is in the attention to detail of the interior and exterior glazing. Other than that, they perform pretty much the same... |
- Posted by noodlesportland (My Page) on Thu, Oct 30, 08 at 1:27
I have some some research, as I was hoping to find a pot that is NOT made in China. I found All Clad stainless, Lodge, and Le Creuset. I have never used an emameled cast iron pot but think I would like it more than the stainless as if stainless gets a burn spot it never seems to be right again. So-that is why I am wondering if the Lodge will be as good or even "good enough" as the Le Creuset. Also-I have seen a 3 quart Le Creuset at a discount store recently but it looked just a tad too small, so I have decided on a 3 1/2--this is soup for 2 or 3 with not a lot of left overs... |
"...I was hoping to find a pot that is NOT made in China. I found All Clad stainless, Lodge, and Le Creuset." Lodge enameled cookware is made in China. Check their website for yourself. "...if stainless gets a burn spot it never seems to be right again." Not sure where you got that bit of info, but it's not true. "...so I have decided on a 3 1/2--this is soup for 2 or 3 with not a lot of left overs..." Personally, I find a 5 or 6 qt. size pot to be the most versatile. If you do get an enameled cast iron pot, you will end up using it for more than soup. |
Aniother who seconds the enamel coated cast iron....cheap or expensive it all cooks veryw ell. The cheap chips more easily around the rim where the lid fits....but not sure that the difference is worth the price difference. Get just one....and you will be buying one in every size! Linda C |
- Posted by noodlesportland (My Page) on Thu, Oct 30, 08 at 14:42
Ok-you have all sold me on the enamel coated cast iron. I appreciate ALL of you answers. I have really needed new cookware for years and am determined to start picking pieces and this will be my first. I will recheck theLodge site--I looked a few days ago and missed that it is made in China. Thanks |
- Posted by kitchendetective (My Page) on Thu, Oct 30, 08 at 15:50
I'm not up on current pricing as my LC is mostly 30+ years old. However, some people have discussed purchases at LC outlet stores and other discounters. |
I have a 4 qt target enameled pot and a 9 qt LC and I have been looking for a size in between. I think I may try the Staub that QVC sells. It says it is made in France. It is about a 1/3 of the price of LC. They offer a 5 qt round and a 6 qt oval. I was wanting a 7 qt but I may just get the 6 qt Staub since it is so cheap. |
- Posted by solarpowered (My Page) on Fri, Oct 31, 08 at 22:54
I got a 5 quart round Staub from QVC about 2-3 years ago. I like it; it's nice. I note that it is a little different from the Staub that you'd find at W-S or SLT. It doesn't have the "basting nubs" on the lid, and the inside is cream-colored instead of black. I suspect it's a bit lighter, too, although it seems plenty heavy enough for my needs. I like the light-colored insides much better than the usual black, and I don't care much about the basting nubs. |
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The announcement came at a good time, during the 10th anniversary celebration of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR. Started under President George W. Bush, the largely bipartisan initiative works to combat AIDS around the world. A large portion of the plan includes treatment to prevent pregnant HIV-positive women from passing the virus along to their unborn children.
Msangi, who is from Tanzania, was one of those women. As of 2009, according to the latest data available from the CIA World Factbook, Tanzania had the 12th-highest rate of AIDS infection, even though it ranks 27th by population.
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For these BBQ reviews, we are going to try to go more traditional, and get something like ribs, or a sandwich and a side. We have been getting some heat for trying BBQ tacos, and things like that.
So, a BBQ sandwich and a side of slaw is how we get this review started. What arrived was a decent sandwich, that was carefully prepared. It did not have any of the parts of the pig that don't belong, making for a great mix of pork, and every piece of pork was incredibly tender. However, it was slightly dry, and we like more smoke than the average eater, so the sandwich was a little undersmoked by our standards. The slaw was great because it was not swimming in mayonnaise.
So far, all you have is a middle of the road review, and you are going "so what, alphageek?" We were thinking that too. Then we tried the Fang Sauce to alleviate the slightly dry sandwich. That Fang Sauce is worth stopping for! Fang Sauce is spicy, but not incredibly so, with a blend of other flavors that explode with goodness of a full spectrum assault on the taste buds. While some sauces have that not quite finished tasted, Fang Sauce is a well thought out, balanced and executed taste worth stopping for.
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The awards below recognize volunteers and classes who did outstanding work in the 2013 fiscal year. Many thanks to all of Darden's volunteers. Your hard work strengthens every part of the Darden experience.2013 Outstanding SecretarySecretary who went above the call of duty in supporting the School and his or her classRobert L. Gaines (MBA '63)Rob is ever-dutiful in his role as class secretary, always submitting comprehensive and timely Class Notes for The Darden Report. More than a year before the 1963 50th reunion, Bob began encouraging classmates to save the date through quarterly newsletters and phone calls and even attended the 2012 reunion so that he could share what to expect when they arrived on-Grounds in April. His efforts resulted in 53 percent reunion attendance — a 32 percent increase over five years ago.2013 Outstanding Class Officer TeamAgent and secretary team who worked together seamlessly throughout Reunion to achieve successful giving and attendanceEvan Inra and Pace Lochte (Both EMBA '08)Evan and Pace were committed to setting the bar high for future MBA for Executives classes in their fifth reunion by recruiting a dedicated committee focused on attendance and annual fund participation. The class achieved 44 percent reunion attendance; 52 percent Reunion lass Giving participation, a 53 percent increase over 2012; and raised $20,566 — nearly $12,000 more than in 2012.2013 Outstanding Domestic Chapter LeaderChapter leader who went above the call of duty in supporting the School and chapterStephanie Yeung (MBA '12)Darden Atlanta ChapterWithin months of moving to Atlanta following graduation from Darden, Stephanie volunteered to be the new Atlanta chapter president. She immediately began planning events and designed a chapter plan with an event scheduled for every month. Stephanie is an excellent communicator and never fails to ask great questions, include others and think creatively. Event attendance has steadily increased and now more alumni are stepping up to volunteer their time planning chapter activities. She is largely responsible for cultivating this new energy and commitment to Darden.2013 Outstanding International Chapter LeadersChapter leaders who went above the call of duty in supporting the School and chapterJerry Peng (MBA '03), Darden China Chapter (Beijing)Shaojian Zhang (MBA '99), Darden China Chapter (Shanghai)Jerry and Shaojian brought together Darden alumni living in China to form the Darden China Alumni Association. They actively collaborated with the U.Va. Clubs in both Beijing and Shanghai, effectively advancing the Darden brand within the University community. Along with Baocheng Yang (MBA '04) and Han Bing (MBA '06), they organized and led a remarkable outreach effort that inspired 64 percent of alumni in China to participate in the 2013 Annual Fund. These fantastic results represent an unprecedented high for this group and an increase from 39 percent participation in fiscal year 2012.REUNION AWARDS Highest Reunion Dollar TotalClass of 1988: $1,126,675Jack Oakes and Martha ShenkenbergHighest Reunion Annual Fund Dollar TotalClass of 1993: $317,803Dan Parsley and Denise Katsias SmithHighest Reunion Class ParticipationClass of 2008 (EMBA): 52%Evan InraNON-REUNION AWARDS Highest Non-Reunion Annual Fund Dollar TotalClass of 1984: $350,198Gary WilhiteHighest Non-Reunion Class ParticipationClass of 1989: 63%Keith Bachman, Ty Eggemeyer and John McNicholasABBOTT SOCIETY AWARDS Highest Annual Fund Dollar TotalClass of 1963: $103,148Hugh L. CampbellHighest Class ParticipationClass of 1958: 95%C. Ray SmithHIGH PERFORMANCE AWARDS Greatest Annual Fund Percent Increase in GivingClass of 1993: 227%Dan Parsley and Denise Katsias SmithGreatest Increase in Class ParticipationClass of 2008 (EMBA): 53%Evan InraHighest Percentage of Darden Society MembersClass of 1963: 20%Hugh L. CampbellHighest Number of Darden Society MembersClass of 1993: 40 membersDan Parsley and Denise Katsias SmithAll class agents who achieved 50 percent or more Darden class participation1957 Harry Lewis1958 C. Ray Smith1963 Hugh L. Campbell1964 Peter Mann1967 Bruce Jolly1969 Leslie Tarkington1989 Keith Bachman, Ty Eggemeyer, John McNicholas1994 Chris P. Barth, Mark Riser2008 EMBA Evan Inra2009 Adam Bennett, Christine Davies, Christof Meyer, Hope Temple2010 Adriano Maesano, Irene Mastelli, Jacki F. Thompson, Rob Walsh2011 Liz Brower, Reg Jones, Akshay Mittal, Louise Wiggins Rios2012 Scott Headd, Jordan Mixter2012 EMBA Ronny Rowell2013 Faculty Participation Committee89 percent of faculty made a gift to the School — a signal of the faculty's commitment to DardenKen Eades (chair) Robert CarrawaySusan ChaplinskyMartin DavidsonGreg FairchildMike LenoxCasey LichtendahlPaul Simko
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I like to cook but I am a plain and simple cook...Southern style....I just bought a kitchen Aid Mixer and bread machine though beacause we both have high blood pressure (My DH and me) and I can't find a low sodium bread as low as we need to go and it looks like I will be making a low of made from scratch foods from now on. We got rid of all boxes, cans, except no salt,,,,and jars like pickels, olives, etc.
I love potatoes in any form,,,all veggies but I can no longer have beets,,which I dearly love...they have too much sodium as does celery..imagine! I love all meats and all friuts... I love soups in the Winter and salads in the Summer. Most of the recipes on the MS Gulf Coast start with onion, celery, green pepper,,we call it the HOly Trinity of cooking down here....
I miss some of the local Seafood resturaants and steak houses that are gone forever now.....A lot of our favorite small resturants got blown off the map by Hurricane Katrina..hopefully some will rebuild soon. It will be hard to eat out though, having to watch th sodium content so much.
I think my brownies and my chicken and dumplings or my Chicken and dressing, weould be the dishes, people would say they like the best....I make good "empty the refrigerator" soups too...oh, and my tomato gravy...maybe I will tell you my secret ingredient!