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Fat chicks love other fat chicks?
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I agree. I thought magic marker as well.
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Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama
Lynyrd Skynyrd (and NO, it is not spelled Lynard Skynard!) have had a career marked by attitude, originality, great successes and unfortunately, many accidents and tragic deaths. Lynyrd Skynyrd, one of the most important and influential bands of the '70s, was formed in Jacksonville, Florida when Ronnie Van Zant, Robert Burns, Larry Junstrom, Gary Rossington and Allen Collins put together group called "The Noble Five" which later became "My Backyard" and thanks to major influence by The Allman Brothers Band, decided to play a mixture of country, blues and hard rock.
Famous "original line-up" was born after keyboard virtuoso Billy Powell, former roadie, joined the group in 1970 and Leon Wilkeson replaced Junstrom on bass just before Skynyrds first album: "Pronounced" LEH-nerd 'skin-'nérd" came out in 1973. Album included future classic hits "Free Bird" and "Simple Man".
Lynyrd Skynyrds second album, "Second Helping", came out in 1974, and first single "Sweet Home Alabama" (and their biggest hit so far) helped band to receive their first gold record. Third album "Nuthin 'Fancy" featured the classic "Saturday Night Special" which helped Lynyrd Skynyrd to stay in spotlights.
After "Gimme Back My Bullets" came out in 1976, a few more changes occurred in the line-up: The guitarist Steve Gaines stepped in to place Ed King and band added backing vocals group, The Honkettes, with Jo Jo Billingsley, Leslie Hawkins and Cassie Gaines, sister of Steve Gaines.
Same Year Lynyrd Skynyrd recorded the double live "One More from the Road", the biggest commercial success of their whole career, and "Free Bird" - the live version, once again bursted into radio waves. Enjoying the success, band wrote and released "Street Survivor" in 1977, which shipped gold. The tracks "That Smell" and "What's Your Name" have later become solid classics that audiences still love to hear.
Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash
When everything seemed to be going well for Lynyrd Skynyrd, a tragic accident left marks in the history of rock forever: On 20th of October 1977, 26 people, including the band and crew, departed toward the State of Louisiana in private plane rented by the band, a Convair 240. After plane ran out of fuel, it crashed in the forest in Gillsburg, Mississippi, instantly killing Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines, Cassie Gaines and road manager Dean Kilpatrick. The others, despite having survived, were seriously injured.
The accident gave Lynyrd Skynyrd huge media exposure and "Street Survivors", released only four days before the accident, peaked at #5 on the charts and sold eventually over two million copies in US alone. Lynyrd Skynyrd however broke up after the accident. To avoid accusation of cashing in on the accident, MCA Records withdrew the original "flame" cover sleeve of Street Survivors and replaced it where the band is shown against a simple black background.
Lynyrd Skynyrd reunion
In 1987, Lynyrd Skynyrd reunited with Johnny Van Zant, brother of Ronnie, on vocals and released double-live album "Southern By The Grace Of God" and they have released several albums after that with different line-ups. To this day, they remain popular touring act, filling arenas around US and Europe.
Year 2009 has been a difficult one for Lynyrd Skynyrd so far: keyboard player Billy Powell died from heart failure on 28th of January and bass player Ean Evans was diagnosed with cancer in the beginning of January and died on 6th of May.
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1977 Skynyrd's First And... Last
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1987 Southern By The Grace Of God (Live)
1991 Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991
1993 The Last Rebel
1997 Twenty
1999 Edge of Forever
2000 Christmas Time Again
2003 Vicious Cycle
2004 Lyve: The Vicious Cycle Tour (Live)
2007 Lyve from Steel Town (Live)
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Subaru Tribeca 2008
lenasboys Posts: 11Here is the thread from Nasioc :http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1428945
I am also sending a link of a video clip my brother in law does for the "Periodic Review" he used my Tribeca for the short, but funny clip. Eventhough, he is dissing my Tribeca.
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caliberchic Posts: 402Not erased just moved to the correct area you can find it here eyepod, "Subaru B9 Tribeca Interior & Passenger Comfort Concerns" #23, 4 Feb 2008 9:35 pm
njvt13 Posts: 14Brought my 08 Tribeca back to the dealer this morning, they informed me that the seat rattle and the rear hatch noise is a result of the way the car was made. HA!
So basically, Subaru has a terrible design team.
The 2008 Tribeca is built like a piece of junk.
I will never buy another Subaru again....
and now i have to deal with this car for the next 32 months, haha!
However, subaru corporate customer service is more than helpful, so hopefully they can bring this to the next level for me......we'll see
we need to research this more and bring it to their attention, b/c it is a problem! -
eyepod Posts: 9njvt13 - The 08 Tribeca has both a rear hatch and second seat issue where they are prone to a very audible rattle. I have the rear hatch issue. My dealer confirmed it is a *design* issue, not fixable by the dealer (althought they really, really tried to please me they could not). Still rattles. I too have a complaint in to Subaru. Please keep us posted what happens and I will do the same. Hopefully Subaru will do something for us so we won't have to give up on the car and the company. I've had my Subie in some deep snow already and it performs admirably.
njvt13 Posts: 14they should help me out because i am advertising there car for them by driving it around day-to-day and making it available for all in the public eye to see, plus I have already discouraged more than a few Tribeca enthusiasts from purchasing the vehicle, so if Subaru wants me to stop deterring people, they better fix the problem!
Plaina and simple......this car is too noisy. I have owned many other cars and never had this problem. In fact, my first car, which was a 1981 monte carlo that my aunt gave me when i turned 17, made less noise and was more fun to drive than my current Tribeca. And that is not a joke!
....and yes they say they can't fix it, they think im crazy for coming back so many times! haha -
xwesx Fairbanks, AlaskaPosts: 8,742That is nonsense that they say they cannot fix it. Even design flaws can be fixed. I hounded my local dealer for months to fix the rattles on my '08 Outback (lift gate in particular). They finally got the gate remedied. There were still annoying, subtle rattles coming from both B pillars, but they paled in comparison to the overwhelmingly monstrous rattle that gate produced.2010 Subaru Forester, 2011 Ford Fiesta, 1969 Chevrolet C20 Pickup, 1969 Ford Econoline 100, 1976 Ford F250 Pickup, 1974 Ford Pinto Wagon
newsub3 Posts: 7Sorry to hear that your dealer could not fix problem, not suprised!! , don't give up putting pressure on Subaru. If you wish call.. Wendy Clough at 800-782-2783.. reference your case number , she is a senior complaint rep at corporate office , Great Lakes Region.. let her hear more complaints about noise and rattle issue and lets get them to fix it!!
paisan Posts: 21,181Plaina and simple......this car is too noisy. I have owned many other cars and never had this problem. In fact, my first car, which was a 1981 monte carlo that my aunt gave me when i turned 17, made less noise and was more fun to drive than my current Tribeca. And that is not a joke!
And none of these noises were present when you test drove it before buying it?
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paisan Posts: 21,181How rough are the roads you are driving over? I guess I'm just used to having just about any car have rattles since I live in Manhattan.
Adjusting the struts and latch, and looking for loose panels inside are about the only things that can really be done to find the problem. If the dealer has done this, perhaps the car is too sporty for you and a Grand Marquis might be more your speed. Not trying to pick a fight, but cars these days are a bit stiffer riding than they were in the 70s and 80s.... Handling however is significantly better
Also if the dealer is test driving it on the smooth roads, then they are never going to find any rattles! Have you ridden with them and pointed out the noises you are hearing? If they can't hear or see the problem they can't possibly fix it.
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njvt13 Posts: 14i have driven with two different mechanics from two different Subaru dealerships, and one mechanic from an indepedent auto shop....they all said, to my face, that there is DEFINETLY a lot of noise back there.
My car before this was a honda Pilot and that thing was the best, only problem i ever had with that for 3 yrs. was a burned out interior light.
and I understand if i drive over potholes and railroad tracks the car will make more
noise than usual, however I don't do that.
Plain and simple, there is an issue with the car, i am obviously not the only one with the problem, and I will get it fixed one way or the other.
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css1 Posts: 247update: -
My seats are not the issue because I drove with them down and the same noise occurred - It is either my hatch, the rear floor compartment covers( I have a 5P) or the something in the compartments.
On a trip to PA I noticed that the rattle disappeared at high speeds. I strongly believe that the air across the back and spoiler keeps enough pressure to hold the hatch in place.
This can only mean that there has to be too much play at the latch, or possibly the struts.
I'm going to wrap some electrical tape around the strike to see if that helps.
Does my theory hold water?
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sub87 Posts: 1The Rattle Issue
Hi: I'm in Sydney Australia and was about to buy a Tribeca but after reading these comments and seeing the same issue down her with the rear hatch rattle, not just on the vehicle I test drove but also it was picked up by the press on the test car last December 2007. I'm not sure anymore
Ironically everyone down here is saying it's the poor US quality control that's making the Tribeca a lower quality vehicle than the Japanese vehicles we normally get here. I see the factory is in Lafayette Indiana US - http://www.subaru-sia.com/ and this site says they do a lot of procurement of local made US parts.
I'm prepared to bet that the soft release hatch trigger and assembly are a local US unit from your end - why not complain to the people who made it?
- the car is getting bagged out down here - and Subaru are running a special Right Hand drive line at Lafayette for us - all the Australian and UK journalists are saying the quality is so so and its got a soft suspension made for the US market.
read: http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/RT/13D5EF95DC73E759CA2573A8007F13E9?O- penDocument
It was danm close for me - I had a deposit and was waiting as the first shipment - it was late gettin here - glad I didn't proceed. The car I test drove also had this piece of white foam or styrene that had come loose in the manifold air-intake unit and was visible when you lifted the bonnet - and it was melting and smelling from the engine heat! -
jeffmc Posts: 1,742That same plant makes high-quality Legacy (Liberty) and Outback models that get praised for their fit & finish, plus Toyota thought highly enough of it to have SIA build Camry for them there. IMHO, whatever issue exists is limited to Tribeca.
Funny about the suspension... you're right, Tribeca was designed for the US market, but most US reviews have called the suspension firm! Of course, maybe Tribeca's US competitors are REALLY soft. -
ateixeira Posts: 72,587Be innovative.
I've seen someone with a seatbelt that rattled against the A-pillar simply use 2 sided tape and a piece of cloth to dampen it. Wish I remember who so I could give them credit.
Trace the noise by following it and touching various surfaces until you get the noise to change or stop (I have to credit Ken Suzuki for this simple yet brilliant idea). That should at least isolate the location. You may need a driver if it only happens at certain speeds.
Use your ears, then use your hands, then finally use your own innovative ideas.
I found I had a rattle - it was a coin holder I had. I moved it to a more solid base/location and lined the interior with some self-adhesive velour drawer liner. It worked.
Be creative folks, you can find these and fix them. It may even be something you put in the car, as it was in my case. -
njvt13 Posts: 14suspension is firm for sure....makes you feel like your driving a truck
however, regarding post #599, your theory is true. Driving at high speeds does indeed cause the noise to lessen considerably.
I promise you and everyone else it is not any of the compartments in the rear. I took it upon my self to strip the cargo area clean of all compartments. It is actually pretty easy, everything is held together by plastic screw plugs & 4 little bolts. My point is when I drove the car with everything stripped out of it, the rear hatch noise was still their.
****If you recline the rear seats back a bit it seems to make the seat rattle dissapear, try it out.... -
newsub3 Posts: 7Well for now I have to say I think you made the right choice because this noise and rattle issue is very annoying and you would not be satisfied , don't know who is. As I have indicated before , Subaru has switched out the rear drivers side seat and placed washers in all seat hinges to tighten up the rear seat assembly. This did not solve the problem. It looks like the rigidity of the entire rear cargo hatch door/inside panels on the door is poor. Also the rear seat assembly has too much vibration. You can see both areas shake when going over road bumps. In addition I have attempted to place foam pieces at various areas inside plastic trim where I thought the noise was originating from, nothing has worked yet. I agree that it appears that it is not the rear plastic trays because if you remove the whole tray the noise is there still. I have yet a fourth visit scheduled with a different dealer and Subaru rep in March , but don't have high expectations and certainly wish this issue had a proper fix , so far I am not aware of it. If anyone with this issue is able to get or produce a proper fix I certainly hope to hear about it. Hopefully fellow 08 Tribeca owners are letting Subaru of America/or Subaru of your Country know about this problem , it is the only way to get pressure on them to fix this issue.. if they can.. or they won't be selling too many more I don't think.


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Anita Hill will be in town Monday to speak at the Planned Parenthood Votes! luncheon. She says that even though it seems like not much has changed in the 20 years since she made headlines by testifying about Clarence Thomas, women are making progress.
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Gee whiz, Anita Hill, where do we even start?
New York Congressman Anthony Weiner's crotch shot? Or that Weiner says he isn't sure if the crotch in the Twitpic sent to a community-college student is his?
Arnold Schwarzenegger fathering a child by his family's longtime housekeeper?
Or maybe Dominique Strauss-Kahn, former head of the International Monetary Fund, accused of trying to rape a chambermaid at a New York hotel?
With so many men (allegedly) behaving badly, you wonder if Hill feels like she even made a dent 20 years ago, when she testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that then-Supreme Court Justice nominee Clarence Thomas was a bit of a perv.
Hill claimed that, when they worked together at the Department of Education and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Thomas made inappropriate sexual comments.
Some see Hill as the woman who couldn't take a joke. But others see her as the woman who wouldn't take it anymore. Either way, her name means something to people.
"These examples keep coming up," Hill said the other day of the recent, raunchy rogues gallery, "and I find it all fascinating. But it doesn't mean that we haven't had any impact."
It's no small thing that men and women can talk about sexual harassment and abuse so openly, she said. And not just on television news shows and late-night monologues, but in the carpool, at the office and the dinner table.
"Before we decide that women have not made any progress," Hill said, "think about the likelihood that this woman working in a hotel in New York would have come forward if we had not had conversations about how men abuse their power in sexual ways."
Had we not, she said, the reaction of the woman's employer, and the public, would have been very different.
What won't change is how power can be dangerous in the hands of some people, she said.
So we have to keep them accountable, and seek not only behavioral change, but cultural and institutional change. That won't happen overnight, or even in a generation.
"You have to know that once you're in it, you're in it for the long haul," Hill said. "And I'm in it, 20 years later."
No kidding. Last October, now-Supreme Court Justice Thomas' wife, Virginia, left a message on Hill's office phone, asking her to consider apologizing to Thomas for claiming that Thomas talked about pornography and pubic hair and Coke cans.
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Hill will be in Seattle on Monday to speak at the Planned Parenthood Votes! luncheon at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center.
"The issues that they are addressing are very much related to women that I come in contact with," Hill said of the organization. "How can they control their lives, control their well-being in ways that allow them to be fully active and engaged in their home life and work life?"
Hill, now 54, lives near Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., where she teaches social policy, law and women's studies, and likes to paint and draw.
She is working on a book, "Reimagining Equality," in which she examines gender and race equality in America over the past 50 years. With all that book work and painting, you're surprised to hear Hill bring up the recent end of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" after 25 years on TV. "I am concerned about whether this is the end of an era where we had a forum to hear and talk about things that were important to women," she said, "to our well-being, emotionally, physically, spiritually.
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Some markets require proof of insurance-- usually they mean general liability ("slip and fall" insurance) in case someone injures themselves at your booth. This can be added on to your homeowner's insurance as a rider for virtually nothing. Product liability ("eat it and die" insurance) is an entirely different type of insurance, averaging between $400 & $1000/yr US. Larger shows usually require proof of this. (and if you wholesale, you definitely want to have it as a standard "good business" practice). It would cover injury to a person due to having used your product. How much you need it is really up to how much risk you're willing to assume with your product-- personally, I would want to assume zero because I don't know (1) if a person will be sensitive or allergic to an ingredient I've used, (2) how bad that reaction might be (minor discomfort or life-threatening) or (3) how litiginous said person might be. That said, how much of a "business" is this market going to be? Will you make up the cost of the insurance? (you do have to renew it every year.) There is no question that small business have a huge struggle with these "administrative" costs and sometimes we end up taking the risks & hope nothing happens until we can afford to do everything "right". Unfortunately, this is all your call. Good luck. |
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Do you want to drink later in Fayetteville or stop in for a "growler" to go or maybe attend a wine tasting event? These are some of the proposed changes to the city's alcohol ordinance the Fayetteville City Council heard on Sept. 6 and will likely vote on later this month.
The council on Sept. 6 heard the first reading of a proposal that would add several amendments to the city's alcohol ordinance. The proposed changes, said city Director of Community Development Brian Wismer, were the result of conversations from the council retreat in March.
One of the proposed amendments would allow alcohol to be served until 1 a.m. each night of the week. The ordinance currently requires that those sales end at midnight on Saturdays and Sundays.
Another new provision would allow wine tasting events and educational classes. Wismer said such events have become popular in some communities around the state and can be an effective tool for non-profit fundraising.
Still another new amendment deals with businesses selling "growlers," a large bottle sealed from a malt beverage tap and sold to the public for off-premises consumption. Wismer said stores that sell growlers specialize in craft and micro-brewed beer that can be largely unfamiliar to the general public. The ability to offer samples has been shown in other communities to be an effective way to promote sales of such offerings. Like wine tastings, the amendment would allow for sampling in conjunction with potential purchases, Wismer said.
Also up for consideration is a change that deals with the percentage of alcohol-to-food sales in restaurants, cafes and dining facilities. The current standard requires that 75 percent of sales come from prepared foods. The proposal would drop the requirement to 60 percent. The proposal does not include wine bars, a new provision in the ordinance where a higher percentage of alcohol sales would apply.
Wismer said city staff believes the proposed amendments will be beneficial to the city's economic development and recruitment efforts and will allow certain businesses in other communities to now consider Fayetteville in their expansion plans. It also furthers the goals that are defined in the city's ongoing plan for the Main Street Historic District, said Wismer.
The amended ordinance will be up for a vote at the Sept. 20 meeting.
When will Fayetteville finally catch up and allow liquor sales?
Then Georgia needs to cease on the restriction on liquor sales in liquor stores. The most amazing thing to me when living in California was being able to buy mixers AND the liquor at the grocery store. Freedom!
Buying liquor in grocery stores is not freedom - that's convenience.
In New Hampshire they still have liquor stores owned by the state. Sounds like a step in the wrong direction doesn't it? But the tradeoff is cheaper liquor (about $5) and no state income tax at all! And because of geography, people from Maine and Massachusetts flock to those stores and help New Hampshire's revenues.
Try to get that done in the bible belt.
I would venture to say that the laws regarding liquor sales are different in some way between all the states. Crazy stuff.
It's no big deal. I keep a nice supply on hand at all times, especially handy for reading Pumpkins diatribes. :)
North Carolina sells booze via their state-run "Alcoholic Beverage Control" (ABC) stores. Don't know about SC, but at one time you couldn't pour from a bottle at a Bar--they only sold minatures!
A long island tea was 4 minis....
if you know what I mean. And if she really is Mrs. Haddix, who can blame her?
You reminded me of one of the forever funny stories of the difference between NH and Ma.
Back in 2009, a Ma. state legislator was caught (on camera) at a NH state liquors store on the highway buying cases of liquor. Wouldn't have been any big deal, except he had just voted with the majority of the Taxachusetts legislators to raise the tax on booze in Ma. by 25%, much to the dismay of those living in Ma. But then, those that live in Ma. always have something to be dismayed about.
The NH liquor stores draw these people like flies to honey - or is it the other way around?
The Dems in MA are the funniest and most corrupt group of people on the planet. Read the Boston Herald (not the Globe) and learn about those clowns. Can also learn about why that state has the problems it does.
Might be good if we learned from that and didn't repeat the mistake here in GA by electing a bunch of stupid Dem's to run the state. Live and learn.
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cakelady 2010, The slide manufacturer uses the specified bolts because that's what's engineered for it. The bigger, longer bolt does nothing to help. The shorter bolt probably wouldn't have hit steel. Check the instruction sheet for the proper location and depth of water to install the slide. Your picture shows a poorly located slide. No concrete area to step up to the slide steps and it appears to dump into the pool almost perpendicular to the opposite wall. Check the dimension from the slide to the wall against the instructions! Also check the water depth. It appears that you have Kool Deck and some other concrete topping that is easily repairable if you move the slide. Good luck. |
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cakelady 2010, Never tried to redrill stainless steel bolts. Can't imagine it would be easy. Might be easier to turn the base 30 degrees and redrill holes. Good luck. |
- Posted by cakelady_2010 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 26, 11 at 13:06
Great idea golfgeek to turn the base. I had not thought of that. Looking at the foot, it is the one that has a slant inside to make the 16*. Either of the other 2 legs would have worked out but not on the one with the sawed off bolts. |
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THRISSUR: Various programmes are being organized in the district to remember Soumya, who was brutally raped and killed while travelling in a train last year.
The All-India Youth Federation district committee will conduct an open forum on 'Journey of women in Kerala' in front of the Thrissur corporation headquarters on Monday at 5 pm. V S Sunilkumar MLA, Anweshi president K Ajitha, social activists P Balachandran and professor C Vimala will participate in it.
In another programme, social activists including writer Sara Joseph, advocate Asha, advocate Kukku Madhavan, Thrissur Railway Passengers Association secretary Krishnakumar and others will travel in the same Ernakulam-Shoranur passenger train from Thrissur to Vallathol Nagar and participate in a commemoration programme arranged at the spot from where Soumya was found in a pool of blood.
"Soumya's mother, brother, her co-passengers and locals who found Soumya and others are expected at the venue. We will light a lamp in memory of the girl," said Krishnakumar.
It was on the night of February 1 last year that Soumya, 23, was pushed out of a moving train near Shoranur and raped brutally by the accused Govindachamy. Soumya succumbed to her injuries on February 6. In another programme on the Thrissur-Palakkad border, Shoranur natives will hold a commemorative event headed by Shoranur municipal chairman M R Murali.Various educational institutes and social organizations are also planning to hold events in memory of Soumya.
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I have tried various bronzing powders over the years and have to say this is the best so far. I just apply it lightly to the apples of my cheeks for a hint of colour. I like the fact that it is matt with hardly any shimmer. It gives just a hint of a sheen which I personally prefer to the shimmery bronzing powders you can buy. This was only £5.99 and so far two people have brought it based on the fact they liked the look on me and both are very pleased with it. Great colour - not at all orangey. Would highly recommend and at this price you can't really go wrong!
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This has become my new favourite bronzer. One of my biggest gripes about bronzers is that so many of them are *very* shimmery which I don't particularly like, not so with this one.
Nice finely textured powder which goes great with my natural skin tone - I find a lot of bronzers are too orangey, this is a nice, natural looking tawny shade. Good sized compact which should last quite a while too. I can see this getting a lot of use over the next few months :)
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lets start by saying barry m is my favourite brand, so i suppose i had quite unfairly high expectations of this product.. i was hesitant at first as it is one of the more expensive barry m products you can purchase.
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Three-month non-deliverable forwards weakened 0.3 percent to 9,713 per dollar as of 9:03 a.m. in Jakarta, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The contracts traded at a 0.5 percent discount to the spot rate, which fell 0.1 percent to 9,660, according to prices from local banks compiled by Bloomberg.
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Sewing posts have been so rampant of late, Tuesday at the Table took an unplanned hiatus. So I figured since we experienced a little foodie moment today, I might as well tell you about it pronto.
Hubby and I were in the city for a bit this afternoon, and when I realized we were quite close to Tom Douglas' newest venture, Assembly Hall, I asked hubby to drive by on our way to the freeway. It probably wasn't the best idea, as it was pouring rain Seattle style, but when we got there and drove by, I couldn't resist asking hubby to park, so we could take a quick peek.
Totally unplanned is sometimes the best. And though we got a bit wet walking over, it was totally worth it.
We were only there 15 minutes or so, but were able to see the lay of the land so to speak. In short, Assembly Hall is a downtown complex that includes Assembly Juice and Coffee, the restaurant TanakaSan, a tiny little garden shop in Zinnea Garden Bench, and Home Remedy, a specialty market and takeout shop.
Let's just say it was all quite inviting and interesting, and we'll be back.
For today, we just grabbed a pack of TingMomo Tibetan dumplings to go, though there were lots of other tempting pre-mades from Tom's various restaurants among other culinary delights.
I'm a fan of just about anything TD, and am in awe as his empire continues to grow. So it was a treat to be able to check out the latest, if only for a moment.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
6 comments:
- Patchwork and Play said...
Looks delicious!
- September 28, 2013 at 8:25 PM
- Teje Karjalainen said...
Hi Debbie! Did you pick Greek tzatziki and skordalia? I have fun short video about Crete in my 'Favourite quilt' post. It's not a tourist video.
Your city sampler blocks are exiting and I love the fabrics you use! Hmm, should I start them, too?
I saw your maple leave mug rug - so cute! x Teje - September 29, 2013 at 12:31 AM
- Annabella said...
Tzatziki...hummous...dumplings...the food of gods.
- September 29, 2013 at 1:19 AM
- Katy Cameron said...
I haven't heard of the guy, but it looks like a great venue :o)
- September 29, 2013 at 1:57 AM
- Sheila said...
Looks like quite a place.
- September 29, 2013 at 10:00 AM
- Marci Girl said...
Wow looks so cool and neat! Hopefully next time you go it won't be pouring and you guys can spend some real time there!
- September 30, 2013 at 10:11 AM
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Conventional wisdom has held for years that if you have allergies, you should have hard surface floors. Everyone from doctors, nurses, and the National Institutes of Health recommended that carpets and rugs be removed from the homes of people with allergies. The thinking has been that carpets contain fibers and because fibers are known to trap allergens any room with carpets would have a higher amount of airborne allergens. It has been supposed that as the carpet fibers are disturbed by people walking across them the fibers would release the allergens into the air. A recent study shows that carpets might not be as bad as previously thought. First is the disclaimer. The study was conducted on behalf of Shaw Industries Group, the largest manufacturer of carpets in the world. Shaw is wholly owned by Berkshire Hathaway. Link to official study.
Both new and used carpets were part of the test. New carpets were soiled on purpose. Used carpets were taken from places as diverse as Las Vegas, Nevada and Knoxville, Tennessee. One of the first things noticed by the researchers was that the age of the carpet reflected how deeply the allergens were imbedded. With newer carpets, the allergens were nearer the surface of the carpet. In older carpets, the allergens were more deeply embedded in the fibers. This suggests that with age, the fibers migrate to the bottom of the carpet, closer to the backing. The carpet samples were "disturbed" to simulate what happens when people, pets, and furniture are moved across the carpets. Air samples were taken before and after the disturbance. It was surprising to find that the older carpets released fewer allergens into the air than the newer carpets. In the case of fungi and bacteria the newer carpets released considerably more fungi and bacteria than cat and dust mite allergen. The researchers hypothesized that changes to the fiber structure as a result of wear and tear cause the carpets to capture more allergens, bacteria, and fungi. This is in addition to the allergens being more deeply imbedded in the carpet. Next, the effectiveness of cleaning was tested on these carpets. The testing was to determine if cleaning made a change in the quantity and distribution of allergen particles and microbes on the carpet surface and in the air. In the used carpets that were subjected to the cleaning process, there was a reduction after disturbance in airborne dust mite allergen levels. There was not much change in the cat allergen levels. For the new carpets that were cleaned there was a more noticeable reduction in airborne allergens of all sorts. So, the carpet companies will now begin their campaign to convince health care professionals that carpets should not be banned for people with allergies. While the carpets in my home were not part of this test, over the last 20 years I have had a combination of carpet, ceramic tile, hard wood and wood laminate floors. I can tell you from personal experience that I definitely saw a reduction in my allergy symptoms and the amount of dust I see in my home after removal of the carpets. I don't currently have any carpet in my home and I don't plan on having any in the future. Based on the results of this study we make the following recommendations if you have carpets: If you have new carpets, vacuum them regularly and thoroughly and treat with ADMS Anti-Allergen Spray. Since the study showed that the allergens are at the top layer of new carpets, the spray can reach the allergens and effectively neutralize them on contact. If you have older carpets, vacuum them regularly and treat them every 3 or 4 months with X-Mite Powder. Since X-Mite Powder is worked into the fibers of the carpet, it will penetrate deeply where the allergens are embedded. No matter the age of your carpet, regular vacuuming and cleaning should be part of your maintenance routine.
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Athletes, as you may be aware, don't seem to be afraid to use every conceivable advantage that they have at their disposal to help themselves and/or their team win. Whether that means jamming a needle in their backside, putting vaseline on a baseball, or cutting a hole in the palm of their hockey glove so the ref can't see them holding their opponents, they'll do it.
With that in mind, I pose a question to you: am I crazy, or are we see way more players going down after being hit in that spinny, "I was just on the receiving end of a head shot" kind of way? It used to happen occasionally, but it seems that lately it's a nightly event.
Obviously, I just skated on thin ice with that – I'm not accusing any of our recent spinners (Justin Abdelkader or Chris Campoli) of diving/embellishing, but it was those two hits that made that thought pop into my head. Why does it seem like I'm seeing those hits more than I used to? It seems like the rate increase is too high to just be that I'm more aware of them now.
Logically, you would think that the frequent discussion and suspension of head shots has helped limit the number of times they're occuring, especially in the wake of Brendan Shannabans (very just) pre-season suspension rampage. But it still seems, there we find ourselves again, another night of games, another hit to review.
Could it be possible – and I skate to thinner ice very gingerly on this – that "head shot awareness" has made players more aware of a way to draw a major penalty?
Let's assume that there have been at least one or two instances in the past couple years where someone has exaggerated a "head shot," because we're not idiots and we acknowledge, once again, that athletes will use all sorts of tricks to help put their teams ahead. In those one or two hypothetical but likely instances, it wouldn't be that the guys didn't get hit. It's that they didn't get hit hard, maybe not even hard enough to go down.
But, if you use the momentum from being clipped and allow your body to spin, suddenly you've gone from a turnover and a scolding from coach to a nice, long powerplay. Hockey players have the best core strength of all pro-athletes – I find it hard to believe some of the spinning we're seeing couldn't be minimized if they weren't trying to make something good out of a bad situation.
Right now, headshots are like those few taboo things in our society you're not allowed to make jokes about, and rightfully so. They're a very serious problem. There's no place to say "I'm not so sure that he really took a classic 'head shot' there," for fear of being perceived as a violence-mongering monster, especially by the fans of the player on the receiving end.
But I think Brendan Shannahan's latest ruling made something clear – he's not going to be a sucker for every spin. Campoli may have been on the receiving end of a play that should have resulted in a suspension, he may well have taken the brunt of a full on head shot….I dunno. That's not the debate here.
Whatever your stance on the Campoli play is, the positive that you can take from it is that it appears Shannahan truly is going to look at each case judiciously because, as an ex-player, he knows that embellishment is possible on these plays.
Everyone thinks Shanny is doing a bang-up job so far, and I agree. Well, everyone but the suspended I guess. But that's only because they were the one's doing a bang-up job in the first place.


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[OS] Violence spiked in Afghanistan in 2011 - U.N. report: AfPak Daily Brief, September 29, 2011
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Rising violence
A United Nations report released Wednesday concludes that Afghanistan is
more insecure in 2011 than it was in 2010, with a nearly 40 percent increase
in "security incidents" this year, and a 15 percent increase in civilian
casualties for the first six months of the year compared to the same period
last year (Reuters, BBC, WSJ, McClatchy, AP, AFP, CNN). According to the
U.N. data, 45 percent of deaths and injuries were a result of homemade bombs
and suicide attacks by insurgents, and two-thirds of violent incidents
occurred in the country's south and southeast. A NATO spokesman said
following the report's release that the findings are "inconsistent with the
data that [international forces] have collected" (Reuters, CNN, WSJ).
Afghan President Hamid Karzai and other political leaders on Wednesday met
to discuss Afghanistan's security situation, where many -- including Karzai
-- expressed doubt about the viability of peace talks with the Taliban, and
charged Pakistan with encouraging instability in the country (Reuters).
Meanwhile, the Post reports that the Taliban is maintaining a hold on the
rural areas surrounding Mazar-e-Sharif, a city known for being relatively
peaceful, and one that NATO forces transferred to Afghan control this year
Internal discord
Obama administration spokesman Jay Carney on Wednesday refused to support
allegations made by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Adm. Mike Mullen that the
Haqqani Network "acts as a veritable arm" of Pakistan's Inter-Service
Intelligence Directorate (ISI), while a Pentagon spokesman said that Defense
Secretary Leon Panetta and Adm. Mullen agree on this issue (AP, WSJ, Dawn,
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the Haqqani Network on its list of banned terrorist organizations (Dawn,
Bloomberg). In an interview with the Express Tribune on Wednesday, U.S.
Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Marc Grossman said that
the question about the U.S.-Pakistan relationship that it is "not whether we
will work together but how" (ET). And members of Congress continue to be
divided over providing aid to Pakistan, with Sen. Lindsey Graham telling an
interviewer of increased support among his peers for more military action in
the country (Reuters, Reuters).
Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani told political leaders and top
military officials that Pakistan "cannot be pressured" by the United States
to take action against militants in the country, at an "All-Party
Conference" he convened today to discuss the current crisis (AP, Dawn, ET).
McClatchy's Saeed Shah looks at the complex relationship between Pakistan
and the Haqqani Network, while former Pakistani dictator Pervez Musharraf
said Wednesday that Pakistan might benefit from supporting a group that
creates instability in neighboring Afghanistan (McClatchy, Tel). And the AP
looks at how Adm. Mullen's accusation has united people in Pakistan against
perceived U.S. aggression (AP).
The U.S. Department of Justice told a court Monday that the release of the
52 photographs taken of slain al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden after his
death would endanger national security and could prompt attacks on U.S.
interests, in response to a watchdog group's lawsuit attempting to obtain
the photos (AP, ABC WSJ). Pakistani police reportedly released bin Laden's
former bodyguard, Amin al-Haq, earlier this month (Tel). And Declan Walsh
reports that the aid agency Save the Children evacuated eight of its workers
from Pakistan in July following security threats related to the revelation
that the CIA used a vaccination program in Abbottabad as cover for efforts
to hunt bin Laden (Guardian).
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gunned down in Khuzdar by two armed men on a motorcycle Wednesday (ET).
Pakistani authorities closed the Chaman border crossing with Afghanistan
Thursday after a bomb technician was killed when a NATO tanker exploded
(AP). Karachi police on Wednesday arrested two men suspected of sending
children to North Waziristan to be trained as suicide bombers (ET). And
doctors in Lahore complained on Wednesday that scheduled power outages in
the city were hindering efforts to stop the spread of dengue fever, which
has infected more than 12,000 people in Pakistan in less than a month (ET,
Subtle shift
Indian Commerce Minister Anand Sharma said on Wednesday after talks with his
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to more than double their bilateral trade in three years, and India will end
its opposition to European Union trade concessions sought by Pakistan (BBC,
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Reclaimed history
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Saw this on BrokeGirlsGuide.com and thought this was so sweet, I had to share…enjoy and Happy Easter! xo
1. To begin, serve tea in vintage teacups — these look super cute when they're mismatched, and you can get them so cheaply at garage sales, Goodwill, eBay, or any local yard sale. Just add tea, which is one of the cheapest beverages any host can provide. For extra points, serve your tea with lavender-infused sugar.
2. If you're going for a rustic look, try using tin cans as vases. Otherwise, you might want to submerge Easter-appropriate flowers (such as tulips or carnations, which are fairly affordable) to create unique centerpieces. We also suggest taking glass bowls that you already own (in varying sizes) and filling them with water and floating blossoms. Glass bowls also look beautiful when filled with candy or fresh fruit (like lemons), which you can later eat!
3. To go the DIY route with your vases, try these cool Easter mason jars or these lovely lightbulb vases, which you can hang from branches if you're outside. (Followthese instructions to hollow out the light bulbs).
4. If you're looking for something cute and kitschy, make your own bunny jars! These are perfect for storing sugar, candy, or jam, and they make cute holders for party favors as well. Simply take a little plastic bunny (easy to find at drugstores or craft stores), glue it on top of a jar, and then douse the whole top in one shade of paint.
5. Or, decorate with these super cool golden-and pink-dipped eggs to give your table a touch of sophistication. These chic eggs have almost nothing in common with the cartoon-themed shrinkwrap egg decor of our childhoods (though it might be fun to have a little flashback DIY time with your guests, too!).
6. Now that your table looks lovely, it's time to eat. Throw together these raspberries with chocolate chip centers – they are ridiculously simple to make, yet so tasty. You might also want to serve macaroons, which are naturally the perfect treat for Easter brunch or afternoon tea.
7. Craving true decadence? Try these mouthwatering key lime pie cake bites or these absolutely insane cheesecake-filled chocolate Easter eggs (pictured up top).
8. If you'd prefer healthier fare that's still fun, try these "carrot patches" (the pots are cheap!) or these avocado cucumber tea sandwiches.
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10. Because everything looks better on cake trays, you should serve your food on these easy DIY tiered versions.
11. And finally, because your guests are likely also bemoaning the absence of an Easter bakset this year, we suggest you follow Martha Stewart's instructions to create teacup candle lights for your guests to take home. Pack them with a few homemade Peeps for the full Easter effect.


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Season: Mid-April to the end of June, depending on the weather
I have now almost completely given up making things with asparagus because, apart from the very thin shoots called sprue, which I like to chop and put in Eggs en Cocotte, I think asparagus is best eaten as it is, hot with foaming, melted butter or hollandaise sauce poured over, or warm or cold with a good vinaigrette.
To cook asparagus, take each stalk in both hands and bend and snap off the woody end, then trim the ends with a knife to make them neater. Lay the asparagus stalks on an opened fan steamer (or an ordinary steamer will do) – they can be piled one on top of the other. Then place the steamer in a frying pan or saucepan, pour in about 1 inch (2.5 cm) of boiling water from the kettle, then season with salt, put a lid on and steam for 5-6 minutes, or until they feel tender when tested with a skewer.
Serve the asparagus on hot plates with some sauce poured over the tips. Pick them up with your hands and eat down to the tough ends, dipping in the sauce after each bite. Also, don't forget to have finger bowls and napkins at the ready. 1 lb 4 oz (570 g) of asparagus will serve 4 as a starter.
Asparagus with Lemon Butter Crumbs
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Asparagus Under Wraps
Steamed asparagus is wrapped with cheese and ham to produce the most wonderful light meal or starter - a great way to enjoy the short asparagus season in May and June.
Asparagus and Cheese Tart
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I found this recipe for soup in one of the many library books on low carb eating. It's very good and very filling. I sprinkled a bit of parmesan cheese on each serving. I couldn't find the orzo pasta and used the tiny alphabet pasta instead and it worked out just great. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
Sue Sicilian Meatball Soup (makes 10 cups) Meatballs
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Sue, Thanks for posting the soup recipe. It sounds good. I will have to try this. Ilene |
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