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My last posting was that the vine is growing. And it IS growing...but it is FARRRRR from this out of control 'animal' vine that everyone seems to speak of..and that I WANT! What am I doing wrong? Is it to hot in south Fla. for it to bloom..I have no buds in sight. The vine is growing...but it is WELL in control...I can twist the vines onto the fence to my pleasure...well under control. I want this huge out of control vine that others seem to complain about. The vine is just covering the chainlink...not covering and hiding the spaces. Just following the chainlinks. No blooms in sight.
Is it just to hot? It must be in the low 100's in the full sun,but it is in the high 90's everyday. I thought this was suppose to thrive on this heat?. All it is doing is growing. The 'Alata' Passion vine I planted right next to it is finally starting to become the 'animal' it is. But even it is under control so far. A 2 foot long rooted cutting, that is following the chainlinks...but not covering the spaces in the fence...it is JUST starting to 'sprout' out side vines finally. THEN I will get the flowers and the out of control passion vine. But my snail vine is just growing...not becoming that animal you all talk about. So...how do I get it TO BECOME that out of control vine? Any hints? Or is it just to hot here now? That is all I can think of that might hold it back.. |
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I'm in a far colder zone than you, so take my information with a grain of salt. My snail vine was already blooming when I got it and it did okay while it was hot here, but I dug it up and brought it in for the winter (not hardy here). I had read it would take over the room if given enough light indoors. It continued to bloom for a while even inside. Never set seed. And it eventually died, unfortunately. Anywho, sometimes it takes time for things to really take off. Vinca's rule of thumb here is "First year sleep, second year creep, third year leap." Meaning I have to actually weed it the first year, second year I see some actual growth, third year I have to watch it or it will take over. Maybe it's the same with the snail vine. "Animals" vary place by place. Some people swear japonica honeysuckle is an invasive plant. I guess, but it's slower than the friggin' grapevine that is smothering the honeysuckle - and the honeysuckle smells better. Now that grapevine is an animal to me. And Virginia Creeper is all over the place here... another animal, although not as bad as the grapevine. I know you didn't ask to hear all this, lol. I guess sometimes you just have to watch what you plant and see if it likes where you planted it or if it likes your area at all. Many things here go dormant in the heat (like my dang lawn), so I guess it could slow down growth of some things in your part of the country as well. Just my thoughts. Best wishes. Terri :-) |
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Mine took a full season before it went wild. It didn't grow too much until the end of it's first summer and didn't begin blooming a lot until I had it inside for the winter. It's in a large pot (24") and I just allow it to spread where it wants. I'll cut it back to get it in the house. It's been loving our 100 degree temps and best of all I finally have a few seed pods! This is the first time in 3 years that it's produced seeds. Now I'm just waiting to see if my corkscrew vine will get seed pods too. My alata is one of my slower growing passies and it doesn't branch nearly as much as most of my others. It's not blooming well for me this season, but neither are most of my others. The only ones that are putting out a lot of blooms are my vitifolia and murucuja. Have you though about planting a P. vitifolia? That one grows like crazy and has big grape vine shaped leaves that should easily cover your fence. The blooms are also very pretty as is the fruit. Karyn |
- Posted by floridabear 10b (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 07 at 4:14
P. Alata,or Ruby Glo..grows for me like a weed. I get over 100 foot long vines from it..and I cut it back several times a year each summer. BUT I lost my vine after Hurricane Wilma 2 years ago. I cut it way back as usual and it died for some reason. And I just finally got a 'big' rooted cutting after 2 years of searching for it. It is my 'monster vine',once it gets going,and it is finally going! I get the huge leaves and the giant flowers..never a fruit on it,EVER,in 10 years of growing it on my fence. BUT this new one is just starting to sprout side vines,and it is doing good. It is going to over take my snail vine,so I am aiming it towards the opposite end of the fence. That was my plan,half passion vine,half snail vine. At the rate the snail vine is growing..it is earning its name..SNAIL vine.SLOWWWWWWWW. |
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Mmm! I tried this a couple of weeks ago without the bacon and it was great! It should be even better with the bacon!! Thanks for sharing! |
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Darlene, Butter Beans are the same as Lima Beans. Ann |
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West Ham United will begin the next stage of fan consultation over the proposed move to the London 2012 Olympic Stadium at an emergency meeting of the Supporter Advisory Board (SAB) on Tuesday.
The 2012/13 SAB, which met for the first time this season in November, will discuss the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) decision to name the club Highest-Ranked Bidder to become anchor concessionaire at the Olympic Stadium.
Tuesday's meeting will be led by Vice-Chairman Karren Brady and attended by Joint-Chairman David Gold and Hammers legend Tony Cottee.
The LLDC decision represents a huge step forward but, as the club has stated throughout, Highest-Ranked Bidder status does not mean that West Ham have at this stage agreed to the move and it remains the case that we will only do so if the final proposal is right for the club and its supporters. This includes the necessity of agreeing a Stadium design specification that is acceptable to the club in terms of its ability to host world- class football matches.
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Guided, four-hour tours of bald eagle, wintering communities. View and learn about the bald eagle's habits, life history, preservation efforts and threats to its future. Reservations required. Bus departs from Stoney Creek Inn.
CITY: Galena
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8 Miles of Ag-tiques
8 Miles of Ag-tiques begins on Highway 26 north of Orangeville. Each stop will feature different tractors including John Deere, Massey Harris, International Harvester, Oliver, Minneapolis-Moline, Allis Chalmers, and other old machinery from the Good Old Days. There will be food, craft shows, tractor drives on Saturday.
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20th Annual Galena Triathlon & Duathlon
Ranked by USAT as one of the top 10 sprint distance triathlons in the United States, this challenging multi-sport event offers unique terrain and beautiful scenery, beginning at Nixon Beach on Apple Canyon Lake.
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9th Annual John Deere Days
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Special Olympics Illinois Winter Games
State competition for Special Olympics Illinois in alpine skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Kick off the event with opening ceremonies and parade in downtown Galena, Tues. at 5:30 p.m.
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It didn't take long for noted GM tuner Lingenfelter Performance Engineering (LPE) to extract more juice from the stock version of the mighty Camaro ZL1. And as we reported last week, in addition to more power, the guys at LPE -- with Hot Rod magazine's David Freiburger at the wheel -- took the tuned ZL1 past the magical 200-mph mark (202.67 mph) at the Continental Tires Proving Grounds in Uvalde, Texas. Now we have the full video direct from the cockpit on how Freiburger and the Lingenfelter crew got to that top speed, and how close they came to not getting there at all.
In order to create the power necessary to achieve 200-plus mph, LPE boosted the blown Camaro ZL1 from 580 crank horsepower to 720 wheel horsepower with CNC-ported cylinder heads, new camshaft, ported supercharger cover, new supercharger pulleys (15 psi), cold-air intake, larger fuel injectors, fuel pump voltage booster, and an engine management tune.
Back in early-April, this same car was the first ZL1 to run a 10-second quarter-mile when it posted a 10.79 second elapsed time with a 124.36 mph trap speed at Muncie Dragway in Indiana on drag wheels and tires. At the end of last month Freiburger met the crew from Lingenfelter at Continental's 8.5-mile proving grounds on Continental Extreme Contact tires wrapped around the ZL1's stock wheels on a quest to be the first to run 200 mph in a Camaro ZL1.
The 200 mph run was far from a jump-in-and-go affair. Freiburger and the Lingenfelter crew had several challenges trying to hit the double century mark in the tuned Camaro ZL1. Check out the video below to see the obstacles that almost prevented them from setting the second milestone for the Camaro ZL1, straight from the cockpit!
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There really are differences between a good concert and a good festival, and if you are not familiar with either...stop reading this review, locate the closest venue, check out their lineup, and make some plans :) For me personally, the music festival is the way to go. You might spend more initially, but you typically get a few days' worth of several musicians and sometimes even, a place to camp out. Wanee is put on by the Allman Brothers, one of the founding fathers of jam bands. This year, artists like Stephen Marley, Widespread Panic (PANIC!!!), Robert Plant (I saw half of Led Zeppelin, y'all!), Steve Miller (some people call him a space cowboy!), Keller Williams, Ween, etc...showed up to rock us out. And, boy howdy...did they ever rock us out! The music was insanely good! But, I think that what I loved most about Wanee was simply the vibe.
Everyone was happy, there were no fights or drama, no one took too much of anything... it was like we were just one big family, probably the Partridges. My husband, Berg, and I camped out along the road to the river, and we saw so many happy hippie people just coasting by on their bikes, faces smiling, and loving the life they live. It was really something to see, buds. I'm still holding on to that happy hippie vibe!
The day Bergman sported his Soulflower 'Happy Camper' tee, he was stopped by so many festival friendlies who thought it was Awesome! One vendor kept shouting at us, 'Hey! It's the Happy Camper!' every time we walked by...he thought that shirt was the cat's pajamas. The days got hot while we were there, so Berg was loving that the tee is constructed of a lightweight material. He didn't get overheated while wearing it, which is easy to do around here. The color is somewhere in the neighborhood of grayish brown, or if you're a cup half full kind of person...brownish gray. And, once again, Soulflower honors their commitment to lovin' Mama Earth by creating this shirt with an organic cotton/recycled PET blend. We've seen this tee through several washes now, and there is (as always, happily) no shrinkage to report. The colors are just as vibrant as before, too. All in all, another SCORE! for Team Soulflower...we love this shirt!
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The economic downturn and skyrocketing food prices have forced most Americans to rein in spending, in an effort to keep monthly food costs in check. Not planning meals and not creating a shopping list are two mistakes that cost shoppers more in the long run. Planning is essential to eating well, especially when dollars don't go as far as they once did. A healthy diet is affordable with a little planning, smart shopping and basic cooking skills. As fitness professionals, we can offer some budget-friendly shopping strategies that will help our clients find ways to eat well on the cheap.
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The Stones recorded a clutch of outstanding tunes for their classic 1978 release that didn't make the final cut but several did wind up on their last great album, 1981's Tattoo You. That makes the dozen unearthed tracks on Some Girls Deluxe Edition the outtakes of the outtakes. And the substandard nature of blues-chooglers like ''When You're Gone'' and ''You Win Again'' is doubly evident given their proximity to such stellar remastered highlights as ''Miss You'' and ''Beast of Burden.'' B-
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Castle Rock Bouldering: How to Mantle
In the hills just south of San Jose are a cluster of sandstone boulders. When the winter days are cold, the friction on these rounded Font like blobs becomes amazing. For those looking to do some weekend bouldering near the bay area, Castle Rock is a great option. One of the most important skills required at Castle Rock is the mantle, or pressing out the top of a boulder. The rounded rocks don't have big jugs at the top, instead they have precarious mantles. Check out this instructional video on how to mantle.
A frequent member of the Berkeley Ironworks crew, Michele Lombardo Goodhew climbs at Castle Rock State Park-. Here's a video of her crushing The Lost Keys Traverse(V6). Check out the smooth moves she executes through the crux and through the hard mantle finish.
A single hueco followed by a series of bad slopers below the Magoo Boulders was a long term John "Yabo" Yabolonski problem until a few years ago when Santa Cruz local, Chris Sharma dispatched the first ascent of "Ecoterrorist" (V10/11). Here's some footage of Scott Chandler hiking the problem. Watch the way he tops out the difficult problem.Ecoterrorist [v10] from scott chandler on Vimeo.
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UCT is in its third year as the national sponsor of the American Special Hockey Association (ASHA) to help grow special hockey programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our three-year donations total more than $50,000.
ASHA is a volunteer-driven association created especially to benefit players with disabilities. Some of the most common of these disabilities are autism, Down syndrome, Tourette syndrome, cerebral palsy and ADD/ADHD. AHSA's programs give players of all ages and abilities a chance to learn and grow by playing hockey. There are currently more than 40 special hockey teams with over 1,500 athletes throughout the U.S. For more information on ASHA programs, contact ASHA President Mike Hickey.
UCT members support ASHA through such volunteer efforts as sponsoring ice time for games and practices, hosting post-practice lunches, helping sponsor tournaments and camps, and holding fundraisers to help teams with travel costs and purchasing necessary equipment.
ASHA parents are getting involved in the fundraising and support of their local ASHA teams by becoming UCT members and creating new UCT Alternative Councils. These councils are assisted by the outreach, marketing and design efforts of the UCT home office, and receive on-site event planning assistance.
For information on getting involved with ASHA or starting a UCT alternative council, contact UCT's Community Outreach Managers at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Special Hockey in Canada
Special hockey gives individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities a chance to learn and grow through playing hockey. There are currently nearly 20 special hockey teams in Canada that are members of Special Hockey International (SHI).
UCT started working with Special Hockey International to promote and grow special hockey in Canada. In conjunction with ASHA, SHI and member programs in Canada, we're aiding in the formation of a Canadian Special Hockey Association to help support special hockey. Working with SHI and the creation of such an association will give Canadian members a chance to get involved with special hockey at a grass roots level.
UCT Winter Hockey Festival Benefits Special Needs Players
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SO – to relieve some of the pressure I've been putting myself under to make the right decisions, and to make them NOW!
I decided MAKE DO AND MEND.
The bathroom and toilet have'nt changed since we moved in, and – because of this…they've caused no end of arguments.
( If I had TITS! Jonathan would defiantly be on them. )
I have no idea of how I want these spaces to look/feel, I'm working on 5 different looks/moods.
( No – wonder I'm CRAY CRAY )
BUT – something needed to be done! A cheap fix?
So – with left over odds and sods…this is where I've ended up.
With a lot of help from me Dad and Martin, the bathroom was stripped right back, the carpet lifted and binned.
( I mean, who puts carpet in a bathroom – pet hate! )
Anywho! – Surplus chipboard leftover from the office re fit ( www.47parkavenue.co.uk/our-new-work-space/ ) was cut to size and installed to the side of the bath to form a bath panel, the antique glazed unit was taken out of the shed and cleaned up, this used to hold Jonathan car polish, It now holds his BEAUTY products!
Left over paint was used on the walls, floor and ceiling…I purcahesd 2 cans of white satin tile paint to paint over the floral chintz.
The only other things purchased, a ceiling light and linen basket at a total of £65!
I'm not very good with numbers or budgets, BUT – I think my total spend worked out to be less than my weekly flower budget! ( Only joking )
NOT – bad going…when you take into consideration this is what I started with…
Please note that this "MAKE DO AND MEND" situation is only a temporary fix, until further notice.
Or, at least until I've figure out which one of my personalities this room should represent in the looks dept.
Amazing transformation, is totaly diferent and realy cheap. Good work.
Oh wow! What a lovely bathroom. Where did you get that amazing light bulb shaped pendant? It is so awesome!


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Hey people! I decided to make a little Halloween game this year and I teamed up with poxpower to give you Carve n' Share, a retro looking pumpkin carving (more like drawing!) gadget!
Draw your pumpkin designs with the knife tool and the patch tool (OMG TOTALLY UNREALISTIC!!!), change the candle's color, adjust the pumpkin's brightness and use various brush types and and size to achieve your masterpieces!
Hit the share button to share with the other newgrounders!
We hope you enjoy! Leave us comments we like it! Yesh we do!
Some awesome art! A fantastic homage to a great game. I really wasn't expecting this one, that's why it's so good!


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Maintenance extended two hours {WoW}
Jun 2nd 2009 2:39PM Not surprised
Arthas: Rise of the Lich King giveaway {WoW}
Apr 14th 2009 7:19AM Lok'tar O'gar
Blood Elf vs. Draenei diorama giveaway {WoW}
Feb 10th 2009 6:08PM Winner winner chicken dinner!!! please?
Maintenance for Tuesday February 10th {WoW}
Feb 9th 2009 9:23PM Link to 3.1 patch stuff is broken
DKP pitfalls and how to jump them {WoW}
Jan 22nd 2009 6:01PM My guild uses a system called EPGP. It has a 10% decay built in that can be alotted to EVERYONE in the guild on specific raid nights. Furthermore, it's easy to use and gives a point value to every item in the game - and a person can never go below 0. The last important thing that we did is give everyone a 200 Gear Point "floor" when entering the guild - this meant that nobody could just walk in on their first night of raiding with the guild and start picking up gear over the veterans that had been there to raid time-and-again.
Extended maintenance for January 13th {WoW}
Jan 13th 2009 12:32PM Servers are up
FCC Comissioner: World of Warcraft causes college dropouts {WoW}
Dec 11th 2008 3:59PM It's funny because, I'm a 3.96 cumulative GPA College Senior, and I have played WoW since its inception in 2004. I play approximately 10 to 15 hours a week while at college, and I can STILL get magna cum laude.
I hardly think WoW is a cause for college dropouts. You know what IS a cause for college dropouts? Poor time management skills.
Breakfast Topic: What is your favorite part of Wrath? {WoW}
Nov 18th 2008 9:14AM Right now, I'm not entirely thrilled with wrath just yet. Granted, I'm only level 74 but to be honest, I want to start seeing some gear replacements already.
I'm rolling in mostly T4 supplemented with some badge gear, and BT/Hyjal epics. I was sad the other day when I replaced my T6 shoulders with some blue shoulders from the Ahn'kahet quest - I was even sadder when I saw the model on my blood-elf rogue. They literally look NON-EXISTENT! It's as if I'm not wearing any shoulder armor at all. Talk about sad panda Q_Q.
Moreover, I feel like the game has become more of a grind at this point. I'm trying to push along to level 80 and I'm already starting to hear the gears grind. I'm a college student, and unlike some kids who play 15 hours and then pass out, I have classes, a life, a job, and even a girlfriend! (She's Bind on Pickup, so back off buddy!)
I want to start enjoying all the fun that the game has to offer already, and that fun really doesn't begin until level 80 raiding & PvP for me.
Any suggestions as to how to make this grind more amusing?
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway Day -1 - Razer Destructor mousing surface {WoW}
Nov 14th 2008 8:51PM I'd like one.
Breakfast Topic: What Northrend zone did you begin in and why? {WoW}
Nov 14th 2008 10:58AM I chose Howling Fjord, but largely because my roommate was in the beta and expressed his dislike for Borean Tundra. In all likelihood, when I clear the Fjord though i'll head over to Borean Tundra to clear it and get ahead of the leveling bell curve.


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I am wondering if there is a specific function that can be called to cause a verb to be executed without the user having to manually click the verb. If there is not an easy way of doing this, then please read on so that you can fully understand my dilemma.
I noticed an interesting difference between verbs and procs. When a proc is activated, the block of code within it must be fully executed before moving on to the following line of code (after the line at which the proc is called). Verbs, on the other hand, do not wait on other verbs or procs that are being executed at the time they're called. So, it would seem that verbs are multithreaded, whereas procs are not. Well, I am relying on this multithreading capability so that I can execute a particular verb multiple times without having to wait for the code block to be finished with its execution each time.
I have created a verb. When this verb is called, a proc is called beneath it. This proc takes about six seconds to be executed completely. I want the verb to automatically be executed before those six seconds elapse, and again, and so on and so forth. When the user clicks the verb, there is no delay - the code is executed immediately, regardless of whether or not the code is still pending the previous execution of the verb. I want for this to happen without the user having to click the verb. Alternatively, when I place multiple procs beneath the verb, each successive proc pends until the previous one has been executed completely. Please don't tell me to use procs (I know that procs can be executed automatically), unless you can provide a description of how to multithread them.


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We recently stayed here and what can I say, it was amazing. The beach house was clean and well maintained.
In the mornings, I loved to walk out on the balcony with a cup of coffee and listen to the waves crashing on the beach; that has to be the best way to start my day.
Being able to walk out the backdoor and be on the beach is absolutely wonderful. One of the features of this house that I think has been overlooked in many of the reviews I have read is the fact that there is an ice maker in the wet bar. Every morning, we were able to fill our cooler with ice and then walk right out to the beach. It was my favorite features of the house. With kids running around, it was very helpful to have 3 bathrooms too.
I grilled hamburgers and hotdogs on the patio while listening to the ocean which was awesome. The patio area is very large and works well as a family entertainment area or just a place to sit back and relax.
The house is located within walking distance to grocery shopping, restaurants and local attractions.
The owner was very responsive to my questions and even gave us some great recommendations on where to eat. On the owner's recommendation, we tried Thomas Donuts one morning and the kids absolutely loved them. The Russell-Fields Pier is nearby and provides not only fishing, but some great views of the beach and the wildlife in the water. We rented a boat at Adventures by Sea and took it to Shell Island where we found hundreds of sand dollars while snorkeling.
If you are looking for a great place to go and relax with family, then this is going to fit the bill. I am hoping to be able to go back next year.


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W. Basketball – No. 3 JCCC posts two blowout wins
W. Basketball – No. 3 JCCC posts two blowout wins
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – The No. 3 ranked Johnson County Community College women's basketball team improved to a perfect 6-0 with a pair of blowout victories last week. They handed Central Methodist JV a 68-point loss on Wednesday, and followed with a 66-point win over William Penn JV on Sunday. The victories also upped JCCC's home court winning streak to 40 straight.
Sophomore guard Sameia Kendall set a new career high with 22 points in the 111-43 win over Central Methodist, and followed by setting another new career mark with 29 in the 110-44 win over William Penn. In her 29-point effort, Kendall also set a personal game high knocking down five 3-pointers.
Sophomore point guard Timeka O'Neal also had a big week. She had a double-double of 20 points and 10 assists in the first win, and followed with 17 points, seven rebounds and four assists in the second victory.
Against Central Methodist, Johnson County also got key production from sophomore guard Juanita Robinson (17 points, 9 rebounds), sophomore guard Taylor McDowell (16 points), sophomore forward Kariel Hutt (8 points, 10 rebounds), freshman forward Allison Wallisch (3 points, 10 rebounds), freshman guard Kelsey Barrett (9 points) and freshman forward Nieka Wheeler (6 points, 6 rebounds).
In the William Penn victory, JCCC again got top efforts from Robinson (10 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists), Hutt (12 points, 7 rebounds), Barrett (12 points, 7 rebounds), Wheeler (9 points, 8 rebounds), Wallisch (6 points, 6 rebounds) and sophomore guard Camille Gee (9 points, 3 rebounds).
The Lady Cavaliers travel to Sedalia, Mo., Wednesday night, Nov. 20, to face State Fair Community College, then return home to host Southeast Community College, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 23.


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SinfulColors • 313 Pink Forever • Polishes
(18 reviews)
Average Rating. | 4.4 |
Would buy this product again. | 83% |
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cguillau on 1/15/2014 12:03:00 PM more reviews by cguillau
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
Okay color but the worst formula ever! This polish streaks BIG TIME!!! The price is good, but who cares when it streaks so bad and wears off in two days. Pure junk...too bad I purchased this polish in five different colors. What a waste of money.
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hyacinth289 on 12/19/2013 12:20:00 PM more reviews by hyacinth289
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
I love the color for sure but not the formula.
It takes more effort to make it look opaque and even (I am not a novice for applying polishes and want my nails to look nice) Revlon, OPI and Essie are my favorite ones.
I have Coral Island from Sinful Colors, that one performs better than Pink 4ever in my opinion. With topcoat, this one doesn't last as long and takes so long to dry.
I have tried to apply this on different days, finally tossed it away after losing my patience.
Great color, I will look for this color in other lines.
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jcaywaz on 12/16/2013 7:54:00 AM more reviews by jcaywaz
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
In love with this color!! My favourite pink that I own... sort of like a bubblegum pink! Great formula, easy to apply. 1 coat is enough. Lasts for ages! All round, amazing nail polish. Highly recommend!
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Raeshelle on 10/12/2013 2:17:00 AM more reviews by Raeshelle
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Green
I love thispolish...its like a bubblegum pink<3
am i the only one who thinks of ariana grande when i see this color?
i always feel prettier when im wearing it :)
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rainlullaby on 7/20/2013 7:52:00 PM more reviews by rainlullaby
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I adore this beautiful Barbie pink cream polish. The formula is great and it's opaque with one coat, but I always do two out of habit.
This pink always makes me feel prettier when I wear it :)
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themrsjones on 11/29/2012 10:08:00 PM more reviews by themrsjones
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown
I was looking for a Barbie-pink that wasn't a bright neon and had no shimmer. Pink Forever was perfect. The color looked really great with my fair skin and has quickly become one of my favorite pedicure colors.
I love the application and formula of this polish. It was almost as if the nail painted itself and I had absolutely zero problems working with it. I could have settled for one coat as it was already opaque but I went ahead and did two coats out of habit and the result was excellent.
After wearing for about 4 days I added Sinful's Pinky Glitter on top and got another 5 days or so wear out of the polish. I'm really amazed at the durability of Sinful Colors and Pink Forever has been one of if not the most successful formula and look I've gotten from the line.
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*TOP REVIEWER* IslandGirlSPN on 8/13/2012 12:01:00 AM more reviews by IslandGirlSPN
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I love this medium pink cream so much that I bought a back up soon after wearing it just once. Then I gave it to my niece because she loved it too. So now I will go buy another back up again some time. Cheap but not a cheap performing formula. The perfect pink cream to do designs with. I love it!
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BeautifulConverse on 8/10/2012 4:33:00 PM more reviews by BeautifulConverse
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral Hair: Red, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
I love this color, a cool toned barbie pink, but it chipped. A lot. With a base & top coat. I'm gonna try Essie Secret Stash, it's a warm toned barbie pink, not cool toned. I'm definitely going to use up all of this though.
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sarah304 on 6/19/2012 12:06:00 AM more reviews by sarah304
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I really love Sinful Colors. They're not too liquidy or sticky, the consistency is just right. The colors are amazing! One of my favorite brands. Also you could get away with only one coat!
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mzlovely on 2/19/2012 3:29:00 AM more reviews by mzlovely
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
A definite love.
Not sure why the numbering is wrong but mine says 713 not 313.
I favor Gogo girl and Rubyruby from this line but Ive been loving this new color. It is the perfect so to say "princess" pink. If anything makes you feel extremely girly, it's deinitely this color. Lol=]
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MY soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/itsjaylink ; Am Link, a rapper thats repping ST. CROIX and the U.S.V.I to the Fullest. Flatbush Brooklyn is where learnt my craft. I say craft because this is what i do and live everyday, I put my life on wax. (L.I.N.K) Be the Name and I got my name from the block cuz Link got Conections.They said I always got wut you need Plus I Got It 4 Cheap. Anyways am not a brooklyn bread, am a Cruzan from St.Croix. That's an Island in the Caribbean not too far from Puerto Rico. Right now am back home on St. Croix Making that potent music.I also produce most of my music, Which entails making my own beats and doing my own mastering. Right now am unsigned but am trying to come out with my own label so I could be more established. Am more than just a nigga who raps or a street nigga, am a father of two boys so am doing for them more than my self. Tired of the street hustle so am making this my grind and my way out. My family gotta eat and am too strong to stay down so am a keep grinding . If you listen to my music hope you like it, its only gonna get better.


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Recipes in this Collection
We made over a church supper stand-by. Gone are the gobs of cheese and ground beef, but all the flavor remains. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 40g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 23.5g | Calories: 283.7
Delicious and easy, this salad combines all of my favorite sushi ingredients in one bowl! And, because it's based on a California roll, it uses fully cooked seafood. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 27.3g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 6g | Protein: 6.5g | Calories: 199.1
Low in fat, but big on taste, everyone wins with this comforting soup recipe! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 29.7g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 4.4g | Calories: 157.3
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This is the perfect meal for those days when you desperately need to go to the market for fresh ingredients. Five cans, five minutes, and you're ready to eat! Submitted by KITKATK Carbs: 24.9g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 7.6g | Protein: 7.3g | Calories: 128
This is a quick and easy chicken dish that looks and tastes like you went to a lot of work. Submitted by CARPROTH Carbs: 32.7g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 10.2g | Protein: 35.7g | Calories: 365.5
Serve this black bean salsa known as cowboy caviar at your next potluck. Submitted by JANAE55 Carbs: 9.4g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 68.8
Sauteed sweet peppers dress up plain chicken. Serve on top of a bed of brown rice. Carbs: 14.6g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 40.9g | Calories: 279.8
This simple salad pairs well with grilled meats. Carbs: 3.8g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 0.4g | Calories: 46
This salad is always a hit at parties! Use as a fiber-rich dip, or eat it by itself. Submitted by CREATIVELIZA Carbs: 27.1g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 9g | Protein: 7.5g | Calories: 183.5
These are great. Even my kids love them. Serve on a whole wheat bun and you have a tasty , healthy meal. Submitted by SEESKO Carbs: 3.6g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 19.3g | Calories: 155.1
When the ingredients are fresh, salads can be simple yet impressive. This traditional, classic Israeli salad is perfect as a side, salad, or as filling for your pita. Submitted by LOULOUB Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 65.2
Three ingredients, 10 minutes and dinner is ready! Submitted by GOT2RUN Carbs: 25g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 7g | Protein: 9.1g | Calories: 122.7
High in protein, low in carbs, and all for just 300 calories Submitted by CINDYSUE48 Carbs: 18.8g | Fat: 14.2g | Fiber: 8.5g | Protein: 23g | Calories: 298.2
Don't run out the door without breakfast! Grab a portable, delcious, and nutritious breakfast cookie. Submitted by COFFEEBEANS Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 111.1
This is a healthier spin on taco salad but you will still enjoy the great taste. Submitted by KTDID525 Carbs: 25.9g | Fat: 10.5g | Fiber: 7.2g | Protein: 25.3g | Calories: 293.1
This is my absolute favorite dish from Ruby Tuesday so I had to find a way to make it over. Its called the smokehouse chicken and it is a favorite by many! This delicious dish is high in fat and calories if ordered from the restaurant so I came up with a healthier, guilt free version that has become a favorite in my household! Submitted by SARAHLYNN1285 Carbs: 16.7g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 13.2g | Calories: 301.9
These peanut butter cookies have the best flavor! They look and taste just like cookies made with flour. Plus, they are gluten and dairy free! Submitted by BRITTLE93 Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 67.9
This corn and black bean salsa is the perfect dish for potlucks when you want to have something healthy on the table. Submitted by CHIQUITA72979 Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 46.9
Addictively delicious and unbelievably easy, this dish is perfect on pasta, in tacos, or simply atop steamed rice and veggies. Submitted by SGILLARD Carbs: 2.7g | Fat: 7.9g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 21g | Calories: 167.5


text: Painkiller was the first collaboration between Scott Anselmo and Alex Armes over a year and a half ago. It was also featured on Noel Sanger's Mix Album "Dissident Amsterdam" at the end of 2008. It was only available on the full album download. Now it's available as a single and is also complimented with a remix from Thomas Penton. The original has the familiar signature bass line sound and the breakdown in the middle has a fantastic melodic hook to bring things full circle. Thomas Penton hits another home run with his remix of Painkiller. Thomas brings on the heat with a great progressive house monster that will make any dance floor move. This Track is dedicated to DJ AM..


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By Luke Dittrich
YUHA DESERT The shoes of an illegal immigrant caught trying to cross the border in the Yuha Desert west of Calexico. He and others caught with him had glued foam rubber to the bottoms of their shoes to try to mask their tracks.
Coming down off the mountain is a lot easier than climbing up it, and I can relax a bit and let the rhythm of the walk begin to establish itself.
Every few miles, I'll run into an agent, who'll ask what I'm doing out here. Sometimes he'll ask to see the soles of my shoes. Agents spend most of their time cutting sign, which is to say, they patrol dirt roads near the border, looking for fresh footprints or other sign of aliens. When they come across people who are not aliens, they often ask to see the soles of their shoes. That way they won't later confuse native sign for alien sign.
Sometimes I'll see agents even when they're not really there. I'll spot their bright white-and-green vehicles parked on almost every significant overlook, but it's not till I'm right up on them, peering through the tinted windows, that I can tell whether they're occupied or just expensive scarecrows. About a third are empty.
The trail from Otay Mountain feeds into State Route 94, and I follow the highway east for about ten miles, then cut south toward the border again.
I spot a truck, and this one has an agent inside. I tap on the window and he rolls it down and gives me a nod. People call this town Tecatito on account of how it sits right across the border from the much bigger town of Tecate, Mexico. The agent's got the nose of his truck pointed straight south, where every so often someone walks out of the Customs building and into America. A poster pasted to a wall in his line of sight features head shots of ten Hispanic men, along with details of the crimes they're wanted for, mostly smuggling, some kidnapping, some murders. I tell him I'm going across, that my hotel's a couple of miles away, that I'll have to walk through most of Tecate to get there. Does he think I'll have any problems, safetywise? Tecate's not too bad these days, he says. From what he hears, anyway. He's never crossed himself.
The passport-control booth is empty. Nobody's there to look at my ID or ask to see what's inside the stroller, so I just walk across the line.
Let me make my prejudices clear: I love Mexico. I lived in this country for a couple of years when I was a kid, and I used to go back all the time. I love the language, the food, the pace, the people, the temperature.
Let me make something else clear: Mexico scares me.
The last time I visited, I was driving around a small city with an off-duty police detective, and the car we were in was his own, and he wasn't wearing a uniform, and he was just cruising at first, relaxed, a big tough guy spinning stories about some of the scrapes he'd been in, but I'll always remember the jolt that went through his body when at a stoplight he suddenly realized he'd left his wallet with the badge in it lying open on the dash, and how fast he scrambled to snatch it and hide it away, and the look on his face as he shot glances at the other vehicles stopped at the light to see if anybody had noticed.
That kind of fear is contagious.
And I hate it, how this fear works its way into my experience, how it becomes as tangible a part of the background texture of Tecate as the uncatalyzed exhaust or the swollen-titted dogs or the snakeskin boots or the sweet little old lady who gives me directions to my hotel and then says, "Dios te bendiga" as I'm walking away.
Because if you scrape away the fear, if you dig through it, or just look past it, all the best parts of Mexico are still here.
Tonight I eat at a restaurant near my hotel and they bring me flank steak and grilled nopale cactus and homemade corn tortillas and flan and a couple bottles of the local brew and a shot of Tres Generaciones and it is, without a doubt, the best meal I've had in months.
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One of the best parts of prepping for Baby is designing that special place that she can call her own – the nursery. With all the time you'll be spending in there together, you want it to be warm, inviting and fun. These tips will get you going in the right direction.
Choose a Color Scheme
Gone are the days when parents felt they had to choose between baby blue, light pink or yellow to color the nursery walls. Get creative with your shades and develop a fun combo of your own. If you love a bright hue but are afraid it might be too much for the entire room, consider painting just one accent wall, or use it in stripes or a simple border for a little pop.
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We all have our strengths and our weaknesses, and if you're not tremendously artsy, don't attempt any complicated paint techniques or artwork. Creating the nursery should be fun, so don't add any unnecessary stress. Your baby will never know the difference if she's living in a room with four solidly-colored walls or those decked out in one-of-a-kind murals. You can spice up the room in a variety of other ways that don't involve unleashing your inner Da Vinci.
Go Neutral Now, Add Splash Later
When you're waiting to find out the sex of the baby deciding on a color scheme based on gender is obviously out of the question. Choose paint hues and bedding that are neutral like greens, yellows and creams, then add bold splashes of color later when you know whether the little person who will be taking up residency in the room is a he or a she. Pinks look fantastic with any of the aforementioned shades, as do various blues, so you can add on accents with curtains, rugs and other adornments later.
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If you're working with a smaller room, don't go crazy with lots of furniture. The three key pieces for any baby room are a crib, a dresser with a changing table topper and some sort of rocker or comfy chair where you can lull your infant to sleep. Any dresser can multi-task by attaching a changing pad securely to the top of it. If there is room for a set of shelves to house your child's books and toys – fantastic! If not, invest in bins and containers that you can stack in the closet to help keep things organized.
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Remember how we advised you not to attempt any masterful painting techniques earlier? Well, that doesn't mean you can't cheat to add some fun and unique-looking décor to the nursery. Wall decals and borders provide endless options for creating a personalized look to your child's room. Everything from monograms to animal silhouettes to choo choo trains are currently available to add a fabulous flourish to Baby's private sanctuary. Have fun with these easy-to-apply decorations to achieve a custom-made look.
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Keep your budget in tact by perhaps investing in one expensive piece of furniture and filling the rest out with more affordable items. If you just have to have that intricate crib, consider refinishing an old dresser you already own to match it. It's easy to get carried away when you want the best for your baby, but the best doesn't necessarily mean spending oodles of cash.
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Search flea markets and garage sales for antique furniture and vintage artwork that looks like it holds a special history to it. One great find can spark an idea for the entire theme of your nursery. Vintage cartoon posters, animation cells or even old advertisements can be framed to create a uniform look. One piece of furniture that you should avoid buying used, however, is the crib. Older models may not be up to today's JPMA standards or may have been recalled, so buying new is the way to go.
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I sailed the AtomIQ 110 for 2 weeks in Bonaire and ordered one for home. I've sailed it now and I have to say "ditto" to what NOVANN says about it. It is hard for it NOT to plane. I was on a 7.5 and a 138 l wide board (96 cm) and planing for over an hour, and then decided to try the 110. The wind had dropped but I just had to try. In the puffs, the darn thing would get up and go without any urging from me! I was definitely impressed. This board will eliminate 2 boards from the quiver in my van. I do sail on relatively flat water and it is perfect. What a treat!
The one downside is that nearly all my larger fins are tuttle box and the AtomIQ is a powerbox (for a change from Starboard...). Have to buy a few new fins to go with the large sail range of the AtomIQ now.
I have also sailed the Firemove 122 and it is a nice board also. But too close in size to my wide board 138 Free Formula.
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The fin that comes with the board is a Drake 38cm freeride. I don't really care for it much. I use a MFC Liquid Pro 34 cm on my 5.5 and a 38cm with my 6.5.
Another point about the board. It sails 10 to 15 liters bigger than a standard board. So if your thinking 125 liters, you might want the 110 Atom. The 120 is a very big board. I might have been better off with the 100 liter board at my body weight and the largest sail at 6.5. Depends on skill level...
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 7:06 pm
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Novaan, how old was your rocket? I am surprised the new widestyle IQ is faster than your old rocket and can keep up with a Hawk. Good news. Sounds like these boards are freemove, freeerace and freeride all in one! Only possible downside I am hearing is slogging upwind and may be rough in chop. Then again, maybe just go over the chop? Interesting starboard put a powerbox on it.
I like the idea of having one board in the 4.5 - 7.5 range for non wave sailing.
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Gvoglesang - please post additional points of comparison to the xcite ride as you gain more experience with the new board. I am contemplating buying an Atomiq 120 or Firemove 120/122 as an alternative to my xcite ride 145. I'm hoping for better turning / earlier planing / and higher top speed without the bouncing through turns but that is a lot to ask. Then again, in the reviews these boards promise all of that - the only downside I would expect is a rougher ride over chop. I don't want to spend $2k unless the difference is significant - thanks.
Yes, I will have to take my X-Cite Ride 134 (actually 2013 board) and try it in the same conditions as the Firemove.
I am pretty close to ordering a Freemove 120 or a Atom IQ 120 because, well, just because. I like toys. Or maybe even the 110 in either.
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counter intuitive. jibes on short and wide boards require power on more than longer and narrower boards do. technique for better success that worked for me: carve gently at first, flip the sail really early, carve harder after powered on the new side of the sail. then switch your feet. or, duck jibe. same effect, planing maintained.
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I had the 2010 and 2012 Rocket 115 LTD. Both boards are in still in use at the lake. Its a pretty short reach so the first to get going is the winner. Maybe at SPI where you can go for miles the Rocket would be as fast. I rode the RRD wide boards and did not care for them. The Atom has tail cut outs. It feels like the board has two speeds. Barely planning where you going but not riding on the tail. The board isn't that fast and wants to head up wind. When you bare off and let it run, it gets on the tail and the cut outs. Its like another gear. The board gets lite and fast. All the extra width disappears. Just the tail in the water. This is when the board is very fast and will fly up wind or down. I found that the board likes a higher boom. Its seems (for me) with the raised boom the board gets on the tail much quicker. Just my opinion but in lite and gusty wind the others can't keep up. As for the "needs more power" in the jibes thing, I find the extreme glide of the board allows for less than perfect technique and it will still exit on a plane. I sail both types of boards. When the wind picks I get on my small narrow board. Its way different and a lot of fun. That said, its more challenging to make the narrow board exits a turn with speed than the wide board. I'm an older but experience windsurfer with 31 years on the water. I think the new freemove boards will greatly extend your planning time, allow you to use a smaller sail and are just better in lite and gusty wind. Just be aware that they are big for their volume and you should consider going with less volume than you think you need. High wind guys and advanced riders don't need the extra width
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Interesting opinions.
I find there is little difference in jibing between my 9'2" Seatrend, at 58 wide, compared to the Exocet WarpSlalom 71, both boards now in PuertoRico.
The only difference is the need for a wider step out on the 71, as both plane out of jibes almost every time if I'm semi to overpowered and semi smooth waters.
For me, a lighter weight rider at 150 lbs., the thickness of the tail determines how the board jibes more than the width.
I do find the Futura 111, with it's very thick tail, is hard to consistently jibe at full speed and full plane.
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For me, a lighter weight rider at 150 lbs., the thickness of the tail determines how the board jibes more than the width.
You would feel that even at my 170 lbs. I think that is where those potato chip type boards will help. Much easier to sink the rail with less beach ball push back in chop.
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Yeah, twas looking at the newer prototype 125 liter slalom boards, most around 80 cm wide, but only a touch over 3' thick at the finbox area, and not going much thicker to the mast track.
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2014 10:01 pm
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I started this thread, and I have been reading threads about these board on a couple of different sites.
From what I have gathered, the two most popular boards in this range are the Starboard Atom IQ 110, and the Simmer Freemove 110. Or, at least, those two seem to be the two boards that are fast, maneuverable, and can be sailed in a large wind range. The RRD is also close, as are the Gecko and Magic Ride.
I am thinking that a light wind board - like a real wide early planer (my old Formula board, a Supersonic, a JP Super Lightwind) or a Kona or Kona CarbOne, and one of these, and a freestyle wave, would be a fine 3-board quiver for a lot of us.
One of these, a freestyle wave, and a dedicated wave board would be a fine 3-board quiver for the younger, more athletic.
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The Mendozas represent the best of what the nation is celebrating this Independence Day weekend - liberty, freedom and the sacrifice it takes to keep them strong. They symbolize what's right with America, a nation of immigrants that was built by opening its doors.
We should all be joyful and proud to welcome the Mendozas to our nation. USA Today notes that this contrasts starkly with the performance of Arizona high school students:
Immigrants seeking to become U.S. citizens have to pass a test, and the Mendoza brothers aced theirs this week in Baghdad. That's more than you can say for a group of Arizona high school students who were surveyed recently on their knowledge of U.S. history and civics.
Just in time for Independence Day, the Goldwater Institute, a non-profit research organization in Phoenix, found that just 3.5% of surveyed students could answer enough questions correctly to pass the citizenship test. Just 25%, for example, correctly identified Thomas Jefferson as the author of the Declaration of Independence.
Today the Arizona legislature will go back into a special session called by the Governor to continue a dispute over public school funding. Some useful education reforms await action on Governor Brewer's desk, and some, like Lexie's Law, have been signed.
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Arguing over whether to spend an additional $200 million, which we don't have, in a $9.2 billion public school budget is merely a distraction. We have a system of schooling that doesn't work for children or taxpayers. Arizona lawmakers need to do something about it.
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02-03-06 Minutes Missouri Association for Social Welfare SEMO University Chapter Minutes Meeting was held Wednesday December 7, 2005 Room 216 in Crisp Hall at noon on SEMO campus |
HOME | Attendance: Shelly woods Erin Christopher - Treasurer Lauren Abney - Co-Chair Chris Wilson Kristi McNeely - Secretary Meeting was informal, because of short notice some were unable to attend. ANNOUNCEMENTS * To vote you must be a MASW dues paying member, by filling out the membership form and paying a one time fee of $10 * Meetings will now be divided into committees this should make things run smoother ! The committees and chair persons are as follows......... * Fundraising - Chair person Kristi McNeely * Qualitative Research Study - Co-chairs, Stephanie Harris & Clara Sutherland *Special Interest - Chair person Erin Christopher * Public Announcements - Chair person Chris Wilson GOALS Our goals for this semester will be recruitment by having monthly informationals on campus. Fundraising projects for general needs and to put money in the bank for future projects in the coming semesters. Qualitative research study will be completed and a report written up to submit to MASW by May. Our next meeting will be Feb. 15th 2006 |


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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Roselt, Riaan Henry email@example.com URN etd-03052007-175256 Document Title Establishment of Urochloa brachyura Degree MSc (Pasture Management) Department Plant Production and Soil Science Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof N F G Rethman Keywords
- animal production
- rehabilitation
- germination
- dormancy
- tropical grasses.
Date 2006-04-24 Availability unrestricted Abstract >The selection and development of species adapted to extreme conditions is very important for sustainable production in South Africa. This is due to South Africaˇ¦s limited natural resources, low and unpredictable rainfall, and ever-increasing human population. The need for an increase in livestock production, collapsing grain markets and the difficulty of profitable maize production, places more importance on the role planted pastures will play in the future. Urochloa brachyuran is an annual tropical grass collected in Gauteng Province and selected for yield and quality. Seed harvested in 1999/2000 generally had a poor germination performance. This prompted an investigation into possible causes for poor germination and ways of improving seed quality. Investigating drying procedures, showed that drying temperatures between 20"aC and 45"aC did not have an effect on the quality of the seed. Several dormancy-breaking procedures were carried out with no success, although, applying a temperature treatment of 45"aC for three weeks, increased germination to between 30 and 40%. It was found that emergence of seedlings where seed was covered with soil, was significantly better than the control which was not. The highest germination was found when seeds were planted 30 mm deep. Conducting a water stress experiment proved that water deficits had a definite negative influence on the dry matter production and the seed production of U. brachyuran and can thus have a strong negative impact on the successful re-establishment of this annual species in water stressed conditions. A trial to evaluate dry matter production over three seasons was conducted in Pretoria. Representative samples were analysed for crude protein content and in vitro digestibility. The potential seed production was also evaluated over two seasons. Dry matter production results confirm results reported by Pieterse (1999), with an average total production of 14.3 t/ha, a digestibility of 74.9%, and a crude protein content of 12.3%. An average of 305kg seed/ha was produced over two seasons. The potential that U. brachyuran already holds for use in rehabilitation practices because of its fast, low growing habit, was further evaluated by the determination of the influence of saline mine water on germination and dry matter production. The results suggest that U. brachyuran can successfully be irrigated with saline mine water. It can be concluded from the results of this project that U. brachyuran can be successfully incorporated in animal production systems and rehabilitation practices.
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