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I have seen Devil Wears Prada and Little Miss Sunshine.
I want to see Blood Diamond and some others. I like Meryl Streep but I do not think she deserves an award for being B&&777 and wearing pretty clothes. JMO. Carla |
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- Posted by athenainwi z4b/5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Jan 23, 07 at 15:15
My husband is a huge film buff so we usually see all the movies nominated for best picture and at least a scattering of the others, but we've been broke so we're way behind this year. In fact, we haven't seen any of the movies nominated for best picture. I think we'll probably see them soon though with the exception of Babel which looks too similar to Crash. Of the other nominees we've seen Pan's Labyrinth (excellent, my favorite movie so far), Curse of the Golden Flower (very good, and the costumes and sets were so beautiful), Children of Men (very good, wonderful long takes, definitely deserves its editing nomination), and An Inconvient Truth (which is one of those movies that everyone should see as it is that important). The ones that I'm most looking forward to seeing are the two Clint Eastwood movies since his films have been so good and Volver which I've heard is great and I loved Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown and Bad Education which are by the same director. I'd love to see all the movies nominated for foreign film as they sound more interesting than most of the Best Picture films. I'm sad that I didn't go see Water when it was playing here but I didn't know anything about it. I don't want to see any of the other movies nominated for best documentary as I think they all look much too depressing. I'm mad that The Fountain didn't get any nominations - it should have gotten one for best score as the music was excellent, and A Scanner Darkly should have gotten a nomination for Animated Film, but unfortantely there is a bias that animated films should be for children so adult animation is always being overlooked. I do look forward to the guess the Oscar contests every year. I haven't won yet but I've gotten close. One year I had everything except Best Supporting Actress. Although I have learned that the more cynical guesses are usually the right ones. |
- Posted by michaelalreadytaken No Cal (My Page) on Tue, Jan 23, 07 at 15:21
I'll have to consult with my son on this one. He has movies stacked, literally, halfway up the walls and knows who's in them and who directed, etc. He'll tell me what I should like and what I shouldn't and why. :):):) Devil was good--and Meryl Streep is always good--but I don't see where it broke any new ground; it was very entertaining and very forgettable--just another movie IMHO. MichaelAT |
I have seen The Queen, Notes on a Scandal, Dreamgirls, Curse of the Golden Flower (no matter what era, Mr. Chow rocks as does Gong Li), The Departed (was soooo glad to see Mark Walberg nominated). Missed Volver when it was here, and it played for weeks. Pan's is only playing near Princeton, I guess we "shore folk" can't understand such things. I should get over to see Last King of Scotland while it is around. I thought that The Prestige should have gotten a writing nod, so creepy. Hope Letters from Iwo Jima gets here soon, otherwise will have to wait for DVD. |
Just be warned that Little Miss Sunshine has some language and drug use/talk. It is funny though. Glad to see you Diane! How did you like Dreamgirls? Carla |
Its funny. I do love movies. But I never go to the theater any more. Just rent. Then it is too late for an Academy Awards discussion. The only movie I saw this year was The Good Shepard. It was very good, but very long. Diane - Were the performances in The Queen as good as I hear? I have little interest in the subject matter, but the Helen Mirren (?) lead was supposed to be incredible. |
Hi Carla! I saw it when visiting my friend in Illinois. They are BIG musical fans, I am NOT. They are also big movie-goers. I agreed to see Dreamgirls, we had just missed a showing of Pursuit of Happyness. It was very entertaining, just enough drama between the singing to keep me interested. Jamie was boring and Beyonce was just OK. Eddie and Jennifer were very, very good, and are well deserving of the nominations. |
Sorry Harry, must have been in edit when you posted. Yes, The Queen is very, very good. Very interesting insights into the workings of the Windsor household(s). And Ms. Mirren is excellent, as is Michael Sheen as Tony Blair. Judi Dench is very, very good in Notes on a Scandal, just scary she is. One of the local theaters (in same chain as the art house in my town) is bringing back Volver starting on Friday, and they are also playing Last King. Not a great theater, in need of serious renovation, but I'm glad that they can add quality movies like these in addtion to whatever new dreck is coming out this week. That's where I saw "Golden Flower" and I was afraid that I would have to drive to Princeton to see it. |
I would like to see Notes On A Scandal and Volver. Penelope wrangled herself a nom. Carla |
- Posted by debrazone9socal z9losangeles (My Page) on Thu, Jan 25, 07 at 1:18
I haven't seen too many. Loved Little Miss Sunshine. We had to see Last King of Scotland because Forrest W.'s daughters are on my daughter's soccer team, and we've been crazy soccer parents together, so...had to. He was great. I want to see Pan's Labrynth, the Departed, The Queen...I mean all of 'em. I'll get to it soon. Last movie I saw was Night at the Museum. what can I say; my kids insisted. |
Volver: Penelope was good, but Carmen Maura was fabulous, as always! Ms. Maura was definitely overlooked for Supporting Actress, her performance was better than Cate Blanchett's in Notes on a Scandal. |
- Posted by athenainwi z4b/5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Jan 30, 07 at 17:32
Update: We saw Volver and The Departed over the weekend. I loved Volver. It had such a wonderful story and I agree that with Diane that Carmen Maura was great as the mother. I didn't like The Departed that much though. I think I was prejudiced against it from the start because I liked the original version so much and I really hate remakes on principle. I think what bothered me is that there was a lot more moral ambiguity in the original since the police officer was really a good cop when he wasn't helping out the mob so once they killed his boss you know he would go on solving crimes and doing a good job. I don't think that was there (or at least not as obvious) in the remake. I've become happier about the oscar nominations since it has given me a chance to see two Spanish language films in our mainstream theater. They almost never show a film with subtitles much less two at the same time (actually three since they are still showing Curse of the Golden Flower). |
The only movie nominated I've seen is one of the foregin language movies - Water - it's beautiful. I saw it while I was back in Sri Lanka this summer and got the DVD to bring back - we are so excited that it was nominated cos it was filmed in my home country - and the little girl in the movie is a Sri Lankan girl - acting for the first time. I know Netflix has this movie listed - it's worth watching. They filmed it in one of our favourite spots - an island that has this great old colonial house truned into a restaurant - though with the props it was unrecognizable. Aprille |
- Posted by athenainwi z4b/5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Feb 6, 07 at 15:32
I just added Water to the netflix queue. I keep forgetting that it is out on dvd already. We saw both of the Clint Eastwood movies over the weekend. Letters from Iwo Jima is the better movie of the two although it works well to watch them both as a pair. The films were a good reminder of how pointless wars can be. My husband and I have our top ten lists on his blog. You can see it at http://killthesnark.blogspot.com/2007/01/far-too-late-top-films-list-for-2006.html |
We saw "The Pursuit of Happyness" -- I would recommend it to anyone. An inspiring movie based on a true story. |
Pan's Labrynth. WOW! Well-told story, and well acted. Not for the squeamish, though. I have to say that it was better than Volver. |
- Posted by tivoli_rose 7a NY (My Page) on Sun, Feb 11, 07 at 14:02
Saw all the best picture nominees except for Babel, including The Queen, yesterday. Saw Dreamgirls a few weeks back. Saw Volver some weeks back too and Notes on a Scandal yesterday-2 movies in one day, with lunch in between, love it. Definitely more movies to see, but I really don't think I want to see horror, although Pan's Labyrinth has such great reviews. |
Pan's isn't what I would consider "horror", but there are some parts that would be too frightening for small children. It is set in Spain, 1944, during WWII, and is about a young girl who moves with her pregnant mother to live in the mountains with the mother's new husband, a Captain in Franco's army. The husband's unit is tracking down rebels who live in the mountains. The horror of war, the struggle of the rebels and the imagination of a child. Makes for excellent stuff. |
- Posted by athenainwi z4b/5 WI (My Page) on Mon, Feb 12, 07 at 13:09
We just saw The Queen. I think we're about done with the Oscars although we might still see Notes on a Scandel and both Little Miss Sunshine and Water are coming from Netflix. The Queen had very good acting but I didn't think the story was that interesting. But I've always considered royalty to be rather useless and expensive so I didn't care that much about the queen or her struggles. Diane described Pan's Labyrinth quite well. It is mostly a war story with some fantasy elements. The grisly part is mostly the fights between the army and the rebels which does include the aftermath of the torture of one of the rebels (although thankfully it does not show the actual torture). I feel sorry for my mother right now. She likes to watch the movies on our top ten lists for the year but she hates violence. And pretty much the only non-violent movie on my top ten is Shortbus which has a lot of graphic sex. So I can't exactly recommend that one to her either. I think she'd really like Volver though and all the violence in that is off-screen so I think that one is okay at least. |
Athena, my mom is totally the opposite, if something isn't being blown up or shot at, my mom probably doesn't want to see it. She does want to see The Queen (Helen Mirren is a fav because of Prime Suspect) and An Inconvenient Truth (political), but would strangle me if I put Little Miss Sunshine on her queue. My mom will like The Departed and The Prestige very much. |
I just rented Little Miss Sunshine for DW. I thought this was a cutesy movie like Shirley Temple. Nope. Just a weird little movie about a dysfunctional group of lost people, each of whom reminds us of somebody we know well. I liked it more than DW. I wonder why... |
Harry, I liked Little MS, it reminded me of half the population of the US. It can be a bit crass in language and subject matter. Carla |
- Posted by michaelalreadytaken No Cal (My Page) on Sat, Feb 17, 07 at 16:19
Jorge watched Little MS again last night--you just can't help but laugh--and laugh--and laugh-- (the social worker scene--who is she?--well-executed) We watched The Departed the night before: ***, maybe a ****. MichaelAT |
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The elementary music teachers of Bradley County Schools are pleased to announce the second annual Bradley County Honor Choir in concert on Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012. The free community performance will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the former First Baptist Church on the Lee University campus. Ten students in fourth or fifth grades from each of the 11 county elementary schools will participate in the mass choir under the direction of guest clinician LuAnn Holden.
Holden is an assistant professor of music education at Lee University teaching vocal and general music methods courses and supervising student teachers. Fourteen years' experience teaching music in K-12 public schools provides a basis for her collegiate teaching as well as her work as artistic director of the Chattanooga Girls Choir. Holden provides the artistic vision for this nonprofit, five-tier community choir with an average membership of 150 singers from throughout the greater Chattanooga area. Other professional activities include presenting at state and regional conferences on topics relating to choral rehearsal techniques such as visual imagery, critical thinking, and assessment. Holden frequently conducts state and regional honor choirs, adjudicates choral festivals, serves as a clinician for choir workshops, and writes choral music reviews for publication in the Choral Journal.
The mission of Bradley County Honor Choir is to enrich the lives of participating students and audiences by preparing the mind and body to make beautiful music through rehearsal and performance of high quality literature, and to unite the Bradley County community through the arts. Bradley County Elementary Supervisor, Sheena Newman, strongly supports music education through quality professional development opportunities, and by providing appropriate materials and technology for the music classroom.
"Last year, our first Honor Choir in Bradley County Schools was one of the most moving performances I have ever attended. I believe the angels paused to listen as our children raised their voices in harmony. You will not want to miss this performance," Newman stated
The program on Thursday will include treble choral selections in a variety of styles including "Artza Alinu," an Israeli dance song; "Laudamus Te" from Mozart's Mass in C-minor, "Dona Nobis Pacem," "I See the Moon," "Song for the Unsung Hero," "A Winter Carol" and "Three Quotes" by Mark Twain, based on the writings of the famous American author.
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Black Fox Elementary: (director Kristin Rader) Alla Dralyuk, Carly Chastain, Chandler Miles, Haley Esquinance, Hayley England, Jamie Murray, Laney Harris, Lexi Trueblood, Madeline Boshers and ShaDiamond Ballard.
Charleston Elementary: (director Amanda Szidiropulosz) Abigail Stewart, Allison Davis, Alyssa Taylor, Andrew Starnes, Angeles Bates, Emily Bean, Jacob Morris, Josh Douden, Kelsey Schrank and Ryann Duggan.
Hopewell Elementary: (director Sarah Burris) Aubrey Sims, Brooklyn Kyle, Chase Parris, Ellie Mills, Jenna Kraft, Kynslei Sims, Liv Davis, Makayla Biller, Morgan White and Reagan Wheeler.
Michigan Avenue Elementary: (director Cara Rogers) Allie Dill, Anna Garner, Annabel Patrick, Connor Goins, Katelyn Howell, Kierstyn Viola, Lily Churlik, Natalie Williams, Nick Brantley and Raegan Taylor.
North Lee Elementary: ( director Sandy Donegan) Anna Grace Owenby, Annabelle Pelley, Elizabeth Eachus, Emilee Thomas, Gabrielle Thompson, Garrett Nicodemus, Kayleigh Shoemate, Lizzie Goggins, MaKaylah Shoemate and Rachel Delgado.
Oak Grove Elementary: (director Fredda Burton) Alexis Brown, Britney Lee, Drake Norman, Emily Swafford, Hayden Wilson, Jackson Rice, Meredith Jones, Michelle Johnson, Syi Myers and Taylor Shutt.
Park View Elementary: (director Candice Atha) Camilla Rodriquez, Ellie Waters, Kameron Arrowood, Ki'Eviyon Rittenberry, Kira Stander, McKennah Pritchard, Miah Pritchard, Olivia Lawson, Sam Ferrara and Taylor Gladson.
Prospect Elementary: (director Jayne Taylor) Barton Dixon, Cambree Mayo, Cole Cooper, Dalton Sutton, Grace Cain, Kate Pennell, Lane Webb, Rachel Owens, Sam Hood and Tylor Thompson.
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Two Suited Spiderette Solitaire is a medium difficulty of the card game spiderette solitaire, which is an easier variety of Spider Solitaire. Spiderette solitaire is played with two decks of cards and, like spider solitaire, the goal is to get 8 stacks of cards. All stacks must be of the same suit with the bottom-most card an ace, and the top-most a king. When this card combination is achieved, the stack is automatically removed from the game.
Hard Spider Solitaire 5
Spider Solitaire traditionally has 3 difficulty levels. This version of the popular puzzle game is played with 2 suits instead of one, making it much more difficult than the card game Spider Solitaire. Just like in regular Spider Solitaire, the goal is to create stacks of cards (of the same suit) in descending order to eiliminate them from the tableau. You may place any 2 cards in descending order--but the above cards will become "inactive"
See also: solitaire, klondike, freecell, spider solitaire, yukon solitaire, scorpion solitaire, wasp solitaire, cards, suits, foundations, card games
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Wasp Solitaire is a variation of Scorpion Solitaire that also lends its roots to Spider Solitaire. Just like in either game beat wasp solitaire by eliminating all cards from the table. To do this, build stacks of cards in descending order of the same suit, and watch them leave the tableau. Wasp Solitaire is a whole lot of fun because cards never go "inactive", that is, you may move them around in the tableau regardless of how they are stacked.
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Watch out for Scorpion Solitaire! It Stings. Scorpion Solitaire is a puzzle game that borrows aspects from Spider Solitaire, and is way more difficult. Just like in Spider Solitaire, the goal is to build stacks of similarly-suited cards in descending order (say, King of Spades down to Ace of Spades) to remove them from the tableau. Beat Scorpion Solitaire when all cards have been removed from the game.
Four Suit Scorpion Solitaire 1.0
Four Suit Scorpion Solitaire is the most difficult version of spider solitaire, and you can find it for free online right out of the browser, or for free download. This spider solitaire variety only lets you put kings on the open spots in the tableau. Just shuffle around the cards (it's good to keep as may open spots available as possible), until you get four stacks from ace to king, which will automatically disappear when created.
Four Suit Spiderette Solitaire 1.0
Four Suit Spiderette Solitaire is the hardest version of spiderette solitaire known to man. Spiderette solitaire is a derivative of spider solitaire, but uses fewer cards. Beat four suited Spiderette Solitaire by separating all cards into sorted stacks of similarly suited cards in descending order. In other words, start with a king, and work your way down to an ace. You can place any card (or stack) onto a card of one less value.


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A great tasting and healthy alternative to fries. Submitted by LIZZS2NDCHANCE Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 80.7
Quinoa is similar to brown rice, with a higher protein content. This is a delicious side dish or light meal. Submitted by SLIMKATIE Carbs: 32.1g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 7.6g | Calories: 232.8
Nothing satisfies like potatoes, especially these crunchy, browned, herb-crusted potato wedges. They're great with ketchup, fat-free sour cream, or all by themselves! Submitted by TABBYKAT75 Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 101
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From The Carbohydrate Addict's No Cravings Cookbook Submitted by KIMTURNER0903 Carbs: 3.9g | Fat: 9.8g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 121.5
Just as the title says, it's fool proof, and yummy! Submitted by LILDINI Carbs: 22.9g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 117.2
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Try this as a side dish tonight! Carbs: 32.6g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 7.4g | Protein: 8g | Calories: 189.8
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This makes a great meal on its own or a tasty side with fish or chicken. Also a great way to get kids to eat spinach! Submitted by POSITIVELYFIT Carbs: 9g | Fat: 3g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 5.4g | Calories: 85.5
Delicious sweet and healthy, low-sugar sweet potatoes that taste like they're mixed with maple syrup Submitted by RACHEL_MAC Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 71.1
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Low fat and great source of potassium! Submitted by MRSLDIABLO Carbs: 31.9g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 4.7g | Calories: 169.1
Submitted by DEBOB1979 Carbs: 5.2g | Fat: 10.3g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 138.7
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Submitted by BERTHADBLUES Carbs: 14.3g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 70.1
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Submitted by DSTYLES43 Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 123
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In Greece, they're called "Gigantes" because of the large size of the beans. As with most Greek cooking, making Gigantes is time consuming and loaded with olive oil. This is a quicker, healthier substitute with much of the flavor preserved. Submitted by SROSPENDA Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 7.7g | Protein: 7.5g | Calories: 161
Submitted by SARBEAR7806 Carbs: 27.1g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 157.6
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Much better than refried beans... and much healthier, too! Submitted by JACKSINBOXES Carbs: 7.5g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 36.2
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Submitted by LILIPI45 Carbs: 11.5g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 0.5g | Calories: 47.6
My very favorite way to serve Brussels sprouts! Submitted by GARDENPEACH Carbs: 37.2g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 14.5g | Protein: 13.7g | Calories: 189
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Great recipe for a healthy but not always yummy food. I add lots of black pepper and a little grated parmesan cheese if I need a little extra calcium. Can be refridgerated and used as a snack or a side for up to week after cooking. PREP TIME CUT BY AT LEAST 20-25 MINUTES IF USE FROZEN SPROUTS, but fresh tastes better! Submitted by ANNIEMNM Carbs: 4g | Fat: 4.6g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 58.7
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EpilepsyAlso indexed as:Convulsions, Falling Sickness, Seizure Disorders A sudden seizure is the most clear and common sign of this brain disorder. According to research or other evidence, the following self-care steps may be helpful.
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The first-gen Pilot has been a suburban staple for years, and this handsome hauler remains a solid choice if you're looking for a reliable, comfortable SUV. The Pilot's stock stereo isn't bad, but if you're a real music lover, you'll want to upgrade.
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Crutchfield's car audio experts answer some of the most frequently asked questions about buying and installing car stereo equipment.
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Today's Dodge Challenger is a muscle car for grown-ups. Sure, this powerful coupe is fun between stoplights, but it's also a comfortable long-distance cruiser with surprising amounts of room for people, stuff, and, of course, aftermarket stereo equipment.
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The tenth-generation Corolla's enormous popularity means there are plenty of good used models out there waiting for a good new owner. If you're looking for a reliable ride that's easy on gas, easy on the eyes, and easy to own, a 2009-13 Corolla is a solid choice.
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The Pontiac G6 offers a variety of body styles and trim levels, all of which are sleek and stylish. From the 4-cylinder base sedan to the performance-oriented GTP coupes and convertibles, the G6 range has something for nearly everyone.
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When you're driving a Mazda MX-5 Miata on a curvy, country road, music probably isn't all that important. But, let's face it, into each life a little rain must fall and the only thing to do when that happens is put the top up and enjoy some music. You're driving a great little car, so why not enjoy some great stereo sound?
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In a world full of dull, grey sedans, the Chrysler PT Cruiser is one of those rare designs that really stands out, even after a decade-plus on the road. If you want your car to sound as nifty as it looks, the PT is a great platform for an aftermarket stereo system.
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The second-gen Fit improved upon all that was good about the original and added some cool new stuff to the mix. It's a little bit bigger, a little more refined, and a little more composed, but it still has the practicality and tossability that made the Fit a hit in the first place.
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The Honda Element is one of those versatile vehicles that can handle just about anything you throw at it or in it. The tall, boxy shape holds a lot of stuff, and the clever door arrangement and low step-in makes access easy. If you're into great sound, the Element offers plenty of room for an impressive stereo system.
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We overhauled the audio system in a local music teacher's classroom. With quality speakers, amps, and components in place, the music he plays for his class sounds crystal clear.
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The Honda Accord sedan has long been the poster child for what the automotive industry does right. It's attractive, comfortable, safe, reliable, and known for maintaining a high resale value. Most people keep their Honda Accords for a long time, so it makes sense to upgrade the stereo system.
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The 2008-11 Subaru Impreza Wagon is a popular AWD vehicle, especially big with the tuner crowd and in areas that suffer from harsh winters. The WRX version, in particular, has made its mark as a sporty, high-performance vehicle with lots of room for mechanical, cosmetic, and audio upgrades.
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I have a Simplicity riding mower, Model # 1693795 that kills the engine when the when the PTO button is pulled. Last year the blades wouldn't engage when the PTO button was pulled and I replaced the backup overide switch and it worked for a while. Now the opposite has happened. If you turn the backup override switch before engaging the blades it runs fine. Question, does anyone know where I can find a wiring diagram for this mower. Thanks. |
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Well, the fact that you can keep it running by invoking the "mow in reverse" over rule switch tells me that the issue is likely the reverse sensing switch has failed in the applied position, or a wire serving that sensor/switch has shorted to ground, which mimics the condition of shifting to reverse gear. Or in other words, it thinks you have selected REVERSE travel.... all the time. If you can locate the reverse sensing switch and wiring you can probably/maybe solve the problem without an actual diagram. |
- Posted by kemperhills none (My Page) on Mon, Mar 31, 14 at 12:41
Ok, thanks for the info, I will see what I can do. |
- Posted by bill_kapaun Z8 Orygun (My Page) on Mon, Mar 31, 14 at 13:59
My "guess", not having a schematic, is a bad, misadjusted or disconnected seat switch. EDIT- mownie may have a schematic and he IS knowledgeable about these, so pay attention to him first- |
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Cheap and Easy Tricopter Build
For a less expensive DIY project that is pretty easy to do, check out this video from YouTube user hallstudio. He has logged hundreds of hours of flying time on multicopters and other RCs, and believes in building inexpensive models with a keep it simple approach. He based this build on RCExplorer's Tricopter design, which is pictured below. Hallstudio's adaptation is even simpler.
One of the coolest features of this elegant design is portability. The two forward arms can fold backwards, which is extremely convenient.
Below is a parts list for the project, including links and current prices for the most budget conscious build. There is a parts list with some alternative choices listed in the description of hallstudio's video. The original RCExplorer's web page is well-documented and also provides a list of parts. So check those out if you want to see more purchasing options or if some of the links below are no longer available. You will also need to purchase a 2.4GHz RC transmitter separately.
Based on the list below, the total cost is about $150.00, but you might find good deals and do better.
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For your convenience, here is a link to the template for the body. You will have to enlarge it to build hallstudio's version of the tricopter.
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Lifts into the air in a snap! It flies, rolls and flips. You may require some practice to achieve these maneuvers, of course.
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When longtime reader Mette suggested a Norwegian-style shrimp party for this week's Global Table, I knew I was in luck. What could be more summery than cracking and assembling DIY shrimp canapes? Here's what she said: In summer, people also enjoy a lot of fresh shrimps, eaten cold and very simply with white bread, butter, mayonnaise and a squish of lemon. The shrimps with their shells and heads on are set on the table in a big bowl, and everyone peels their own as they load their sandwiches … [Read more...]
Recipe: West African Toasted Baguette Sandwich with Spinach Scrambled Eggs
If you're going to serve an egg sandwich, you best do it up right. Layer hot, scrambled eggs in a crusty, toasty baguette and wrap 'em up. Make sure there's something green in there to keep you strong and healthy. Tie it with a bow. Simply put: turn breakfast into a present for your belly. I learned this trick from Niger. When I dug around for traditional recipes I kept stumbling upon the same thing: eggs sandwiches sold by street vendors. Simple. Comforting. Filling. This is the … [Read more...]
Recipe: Balkan Burger (with poll)
You don't have to know how to pronounce it to enjoy eating it. Pljeskavica. If this long, meandering string of letters makes you stutter, just clap your hands, because that's what Pljeskavica means - the sound of hands clapping as the "Balkan burger" patties are formed. And this is not just a big word. This is big food. This is the original "super-size." Not only are the patties large enough to cover a small plate, they contain as many as 6 cuts of meat from three different animals. … [Read more...]
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Makes 6 rolls (on 1/2 sheet nori seeweed) - serves 2 Do you have a yearning to be creative? An artist? Do you want to release your imagination into the wild? Are you also hungry? The answer is sushi. While sushi making is an art that requires years of training to master, everyone can play the game. It's like I tell my husband - you don't have to be Michelangelo to paint a personal masterpiece. Similarly, you don't have to be a sushi chef to fill your belly with satisfying … [Read more...]
Recipe: Plantain & Cheese Turnovers (Tortas de Plátano)
Makes 8-10 Imagine. It's the height of summer. You spend all day roughhousing with the ocean. When every muscle in your body is heavy, you lay down in the sand for an impromptu picnic with a package of street food - tortas. In less than a minute you make several cheesy, crispy, fried plantain tortas disappear into your happy belly. After the last bite, you lick the salt from your fingers and drink a tall glass of water. You stretch out for a nap, still warm from the glow of a little too … [Read more...]
Recipe: Hickory Smoked Flank Steak Sandwiches (Coupé coupé)
Serves 4 Barbecue, called coupé coupé, is all over Africa. This sandwich is inspired by Gabonese love for smoked meats piled into crusty baguettes. I posted this recipe in diary format because, well, it was a little bit of an Adventure. Ingredients: 1 1/2 tsp garlic powder 1 1/2 tsp powdered chicken bouillon 1/4 tsp cayenne salt pepper 1 1/2 lbs flank steak grilled poblano peppers, skinned and cut into strips 1 onion, sliced and grilled (I grilled in foil with olive oil) 1 … [Read more...]
Recipe: Smoked Salmon Smørrebrød
Makes 12 canapés Throughout Scandinavia the smørrebrød, or open faced sandwich is the pretty way to eat lunch. I've turned them into dainty finger food, perfect for parties. Yum! Ingredients: 12 slices of dark rye bread or pumpernickel softened butter 1 package of smoked salmon 1/2 a cucumber, halved & sliced thinly thinly sliced red onion, to taste 1 lemon a few sprigs of fresh dill Method: Slice up all your ingredients so they are ready to go. Then, lay out … [Read more...]
Recipe: Cuban (Hot Pressed Pork Sandwich)
Serves 2 Ooey, gooey and sizzling hot, The Cuban sandwich will rock your world. The key to a great Cuban Sandwich is to obtain the best possible ingredients, especially when it comes to the bread and pork. Ingredients: 18" long Cuban bread (can substitute Italian or French bread) yellow mustard (to taste) 4 slices of ham 4 slices of roast pork 4 slices of Swiss cheese thinly sliced pickles (to taste) Method: First of all, roast yourself a pork and use the leftovers in this … [Read more...]


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This group of twenty-three participants from around the globe, will be arriving in Bozeman on April 20th 2014 for an intensive week long Workshop. The local program is facilitated by WorldMontana® with the help of the Office of International Programs (OIP) Training and Special Programs Division at Montana State University (MSU). The program is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and administered by FHI 360.
Access 10th Anniversary Celebration Young Student Leaders Program's intended outcome is to prepare and motivate participants to become better leaders in their communities and nations. Cross-cultural interaction between the American and the Access Alumni participants will be central to the program. The students will develop these abilities through the following objectives:
- Build specific leadership and conflict resolution skills of program participants.
- Understand the role of youth as agents of change and the avenues that they can take in order to effectively act within their communities.
- Develop participants' understanding of the importance of volunteerism and civic engagement in American society.
- Advance the participants' ability to build cross-cultural relationships within novel situations.
- Refine essential communication skills and critical thinking abilities.
- Develop participant knowledge about contemporary political, social and economic issues in American society and the parallel issues in the participants' home country.
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I've read a lot on the subject and I'm still confused what to do in my situation. I am renting a house where I moved in October of last year. The yard was terrible and it was late too do much but I spot sprayed for broadleaf and aerated, limed, fertilized then over-seeded. I wasn't hoping for much but just a little better. It did get better, especially in some areas, but there are sections around my house that are/were pure crabgrass. I know that I should be applying pre-emergent in probably 3 weeks but what do I do when the crabgrass doesn't come up? It will be too late to get any seed down for spring and it will be a giant mud/dirt spot where I'm sure the weeds will come in. Is that really the only thing to do for an area which is 95% crab grass or do I have any other options? Keep in mind I'm renting, so I'm not trying to spend too much money to improve my landlord's lawn, but just enough to make it enjoyable for the next couple years. I'm sure there are more details I should provide, but I can't think of what. Let me know what other info you need. I've learned a ton from this community before even my first post. So thanks for that and thanks in advance! |
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- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Thu, Feb 20, 14 at 14:29
Where do you live? Are you new to the region? Is shade an issue with your yard? Do you have any water restrictions to deal with? Do you have children or pets on the lawn? Crabgrass is a summer annual plant. By this time of year it is long gone. It is very possible that the grass you are looking at is one of the better grasses but has that coarse look of crabgrass. Can you take a picture of the weed in question and post it here? Take the picture in the shade or on a cloudy day and take it from a distance of about 3 inches away. You might put a coin in the picture for reference. If there are any seed heads, get a picture of those. Seeding in the spring will give you a lot of crabgrass by July. Seeding should be done in the early fall for much better results. If you do end up seeding this time of year, get cheap seed. Save for more expensive seed for the fall seeding. But really it would help to know where you are. Most of zone 7 is very warm and does not necessarily lend itself to seed. |
I'm sorry to miss that key information. I live in Charlotte, NC. I am not really that new to the region. My yard is about 50/50 shade sunny depending on the side of the house. The side with the grab grass is on the sunny side. Right now on that side is dead brown crunchy crabgrass with some clover poking its way through. Are you saying that if it were crab grass then it would be nothing left of it? The area in question is bout 400 square feet, but it is right off my patio so that is why I'm so anxious to not have it terrible for another year almost. I can get a picture tomorrow if that helps. Thanks for the reply! |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Sat, Feb 22, 14 at 17:48
Okay you're not at all where I thought you were. Pictures would really help. Crabgrass should be gone by now. I'm not saying you don't have an ugly weed, but treating it properly will be easier knowing what it really is. What is the rest of the lawn grass? I'm guessing fescue. What would you like? |
Thanks for the follow up. First of all, how do I make sure I receive notifications? I have an option "if you no longer wish to receive notifications" but I'm not getting any. It's hard for me to remember to check every day. The lawn has been a rental for 15 years so its never had proper care. It's a mix of weeds of all sorts with some fescue. I'm targeting to get as much fescue (I think) to grow while I live here the next 3 years. I overseeded with a fescue blend last fall and watered that daily while it was germinating. I haven't really watered since and I am not looking to water too often, if I'm honest. I'm not looking for perfection since this is a rental, just improvement. I fertilized and limed with a mixture from my local lawn care place but I can't remember the quantities. I think the nitrogen was around 17. I also think that I need a lot more lime from what I've read. There is only one spot where water collects on the entire property and I plan on adding some compost to it soon. In that spot is plantain but it is not the same as the crab grass. The crab grass seems to be in the higher heat/less shady areas. Is it advisable to maybe put a Kentucky bluegrass there? Is it not more resistant to direct sunlight? Thanks again so much for the help. I've attached pictures of the alleged crabgrass. |
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Hi. I just purchased a new Mac. I had the Maya 2013 student license on my old Mac. I did a software migration upon setup of the new Mac. However, when I attempted to open it on the new Mac a licensing error popped up. I went back to the Autodesk site to redownload and it downloaded successfully. However, when I opened the software there was an "Activate" button. When I clicked that, it automatically forwarded me to an email request to Autodesk. Just want to make sure this request gets expedited and I have Maya up and running on the new machine soon as I need it for school. Any help would be much appreicated. The Activation request was sent from firstname.lastname@example.com
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I've just checked and it looks liek we have not received an activation request from the e-mail address you mentioned. When you say you did a software migration, do you mean you used the Autodesk License Transfer Utility to pass your license from one Mac to another? What did the error message read on your first attempt to use the program on your new computer?
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I sent the email request from the mail app on my Mac this morning around 615AM ET. But when I go into my sent mail on my iPhone, it isn't showing the email being sent. I'm going to have to retry to send the request when I get home from work today. . How late will you be in the office today? I will be home around 530PM eastern tiime.
I'll send you the serial number via private message now.
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Hey everyone I've got a few questions on some Anima rulings that are just plain odd. I've read them over and over and ultimately succum to the majority of the vote of what it "might" be which in turn just simply throws things out of proportion.
So the first one is, where some instances of the book it reads "Speak with the GM" and "GM Discretion". For Example The Legacy of Dragon Bloodline. It is a 1 CP +1 Level adjusment modifier that is a prereq for use of the Techniques called Seals of the Dragon.yet the Dragon Bloodline reads "The most powerful and pure, fantasy at its purest state. Essence given to the mortal by The Dragon himself. Powers granted by GM Discretion.
Now here is where I am confused. I would think that this would mean that the GM and the player selecting and buying that bloodline would come up with a compromise between what the player wants and what the GM would allow however members of the game read it as the GM decided what the powers are indefinetly and the player has no say otherwise.
So does that constitute the GM giving abilities which the character cant use or whose backstory and personality dont fit in with at all. Like giving a swordsman who ONLY likes to abide by the sword, magical energy attacks? When argued against the would say "GM discretion, you dont like it its too bad dont choose it. It is overpowered already because you get to use the seals." That form of arguement in no way shape or form is valid considering the player is getting only the benefit of the seals but all the negatives of -1 cp, +1 level mod making him take longer to level and abilities he cant use nor has no possible reason in using as well as the seals having a 50/50 chance in instantaneously killing their character.
So does GM discretion really mean that the player cant express what he would desire and the GM can toss a random assortment of effects without listening to a word that the player has to say?
Another ruling is of the Magical Spell called Tragedy found in the Arcana exxet. Reading that it alters the fate of the person into death allowing the caster to write how the person dies in any creative way they so choose however they must have observed the person and know their true name. So for this ruling…
Would this classify as an Instant Death type of spell??? Because the spell reads quote "WILL die" The result is Death. meaning it is straight up death. Which there are abilites that help resist against that. However he stated that he could make it so that you die slowly so it doesnt classify as "Instant" death. Another claim is that He is not affecting the target he is affecting the targets fate and not the target themself so any attempt to stop the spell by removing oneself from reality (which there are abiities that do that) are futile and useless. Another claim is that he never that the target could use his abilites, he is unable to in response to that cast. (Which there are abilites that allow reactionstions such as +MR) So how on earth is it that you can possibly counter something like this? If the claim is true there is no way other than by passing that 180 MR check.
Another obscure ruling is the "OBSERVE" portion. observe how? Just look at them? So if the caster knew the persons true name but lets say he was under an illusion and took the form of someone else, would he still be able to kill him if he never knew what he ACTUALLY looked like?
#3 is, The Eyes of the End of All Existance bloodline. This ability allows you to bypass ANY and ALL damage barriers, AT,immunities, supernatural protections, Ect (yes quoted) And do Instant crits with each successful attack. This is due to the fact that you can see the thread that make up everything in the world and can attack those threads effectively knowing ever and all weakspots of anything in the world.( should they have any).
So for this rule, does that mean it can ignore psychic and magic barriers? such as a mage or mentalist puts up a sheild and attacks just ignore itand hit the caster?
For now I believe those are the major rules that or group seems to be struggling against. Mainly because they accuse the people that use things like "GM discussion/GM Discretion" of trying to get the abilities tailor made to their character to make them more "OP" and secondly, there is always that one person that tries to maximize the "OPness" of his or her character by investing all possible time on examining the rulebooks for loop holes to extrot them and then accusing the other people for attempting to do the same.
I know this is a long read but I really need assistance and if you have any other things that have happened in your campaigns or any obscure rulings please let me know i would so greatly appreciate it.


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I have a question about a subpanel that I'm getting ready to use. The attached picture that I found on the web seems to be of an identical panel. My question is: what is the gadget that has the ground wires wrapped around it in this picture? Surely that is not its intended purpose. thanks |
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- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Thu, Feb 20, 14 at 23:35
That part is from something else. The panel probably has a label inside that specifies the proper ground bar kit. Easier to read before the panel is installed. |
That is a bonding jumper. When the panel is used for service equipment (main) you swing that down and push the round end into one of the holes on the neutral bus and tighten the screw back up, bonding the cabinet to the neutral. When it is used as a sub panel you remove it and install a proper ground bus or a lug to the cabinet, isolated from the neutral bus.. |
This post was edited by joefixit2 on Fri, Feb 21, 14 at 0:21
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Fri, Feb 21, 14 at 9:39
JoeFixit nailed it. The only thing I would add is that wrapping the ground wire around this is NOT an approved way of grounding anything. You need to get an appropriate ground terminal and install it in the panel and land the ground on that. The proper part can be had for under $10 from any electrical supply, online, or even many of the home centers. |
the panel is also installed illegally, among other things.... (backfed breaker isn't secured) If mounted horizontal like that, on must be the up position, and off down. Article 240.81 Indicating. |
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- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Fri, Feb 21, 14 at 21:46
I think that one cable coming in is a load not the feeder. The panel is a "main lugs" panel which the two hots fill the two large terminals just to the right of the 20A breaker. |
The lugs are empty. Unless this picture was taken before the feeder was pulled in and landed, it would have to be being energized via backfeeding the breaker. |
I suspect the OP found the image at some "bad electrical installations" website. |
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Holy crap Jreagan. You're close. It's part of some potheads goofball grow light system.... You can read the rest of it's description at the link below... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Potheads should stay away from electricity
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.NET Goes Open Source
Redmond joins the revolution by turning the .NET Core Runtime into a GitHub project.