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The giant turbines and spinning blades of a wind farm may resemble a scene from a sci-fi thriller, but these farms are quickly becoming part of today's landscape. In 2011, global wind energy capacity grew by almost 21 percent — and the U.S. now has the ability to power 2 million homes by wind power alone.
The Nature Conservancy in New York supports the responsible, thoughtful development of alternative energy sources like wind and solar, and believes that renewable sources of energy are an essential element of a national strategy to increase energy security while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Yet the Conservancy also recognizes that these sources are not without their own environmental risks — and should be subject to sound environmental review.
New York Catches the Breeze
New York State's clean energy goal is to obtain 30 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2015. Much of this new energy will come from wind power.
Despite being known more for rugged peaks than wide-open plains, New York is seeing its fair share of wind farm development. At the end of 2010, 14 wind energy projects were operational across the state with a total of 726 turbines, and at least 30+ wind farms are actively undergoing environmental review today. The Nature Conservancy has a long history of working collaboratively with communities, landowners and industry — including wind farms — in this part of the state.
Balancing Biodiversity and Energy Development
Scientists from The Nature Conservancy and partner organizations are working together on a NYSERDA supported-project to protect New York's State's biodiversity heritage while still advancing statewide energy development and policy goals. Using geographic information system (GIS) technology, the project will identify and map important ecological resources, such as sensitive habitats, large forest blocks and migration routes.
The project will also develop a separate set of GIS map layers that will identify advantageous sites for wind energy development. Through a collaborative process involving a range of stakeholders, these maps will be combined with biodiversity maps to identify locations where wind power can be harnessed effectively with minimal impact to the state's wildlife.
Location is Everything
Like real estate, the most important factor in wind tower placement and development is location. Wind farms – which can span thousands of acres – must be appropriately sited to minimize their impacts on people, species and habitats. If they are not, the surrounding areas can experience significant habitat loss, high bird and bat fatalities, and devastating invasions by non-native plants.
- Bird and Bat Fatality and Displacement: Migratory birds and bats are particularly at risk from wind towers. Researchers estimate that there are currently between 4 and 40 million total migratory bird fatalities per year from wind tower collisions. As the number of towers increases, the number of resulting bird and bat fatalities will also increase, impacting both threatened and common species.
Wind towers can also displace birds from suitable habitat because over time, birds begin to avoid the developments. Concerns about bats are particularly valid in light of the emerging "white nose syndrome" that is affecting bats throughout the Northeast. Any additional sources of mortality, including wind farms, deserve scrutiny given that bat populations are under such dire threat.
- Invasive Species: Invasive plant and animal species cost the U.S. an estimated $137 to $146 billion each year. They reduce water quality, lower property values, decrease productivity of forests, fisheries and agricultural lands, and impair recreation activities. Invasive species are often introduced and spread via existing and newly developed roads. Seeds or plants are transported by motor vehicles and unintentionally dropped along roadsides where they can become established, particularly in areas with bare ground.
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The Nature Conservancy expects wind energy to play an important role in reducing carbon emissions and protecting our planet from climate change, and supports public policies that encourage investment in renewable energy sources.
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February is Therapeutic Recreation Month and the Kane Regional Centers are joining in the national celebration. The purpose of Therapeutic Recreation Month is to enhance the public awareness of therapeutic recreation activities and leisure opportunities for individuals with illness or disabilities.
According to the American Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA), the primary purpose of treatment services (or recreation therapy) is to restore, remediate or rehabilitate to improve functioning and independence. Recreation therapy can also reduce or eliminate the effects of illness or disability by providing recreational resources and opportunities in order to improve health and well-being.
"We work with our short term rehabilitation residents as well as our long-term care residents" said Dana Nicodemus, Supervisor of Therapeutic Recreation at Kane Ross. "Our short term residents benefit greatly from recreation therapy services and leisure education that helps them to develop and retain a healthy leisure lifestyle when they return to the community."
"Here at Kane, we recognize the vital role therapeutic recreation plays in helping our residents reach their highest level of independence," said Dennis Biondo, Executive Director of the Kane Regional Centers. "In February, we pay tribute to our Therapeutic Recreation professionals by thanking them for their hard work and devotion year-round."
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Spice of the Month: Cumin
by Dana Angelo White in Healthy Recipes, October 5, 2012
Cumin is earthy, smoky and downright toasty. This sensational spice is a must-have for fall cooking.
Cumin Basics
Dating back to the Old Testament, this ancient spice is a relative of parsley (but you'd never know it by the flavor). Tiny slivered brownish-black seeds are super aromatic and explode with even more flavor when ground into a fine powder. Some specialty markets may also have white cumin seeds.
Popular across various cultures, you'll find cumin as a staple in Asian, Mediterranean, Mexican and Middle Eastern cuisines.
Nutrition Info
One tablespoon of whole cumin seeds has 22 calories and 1 gram of fat along with 1 gram of fiber and 22-percent of your daily iron needs.
What to do With Cumin
Ground cumin is a common ingredient in both curry and chili powders. It's warm, not spicy – a nice balance to fiery spices like cayenne and chipotle.
Use cumin to add a deep, nutty flavor to chicken, fish, pork or beef. Add to a marinade for a platter of grilled veggies like zucchini, eggplant, peppers and portabello mushrooms. Jazz up chicken soup, beef stew and turkey chili. Or blend into salad dressing and hummus.
Cumin seeds can also be enjoyed whole – they're divine when sautéed in oil and added to soups and sauces. Indian classics like lentil soup and masala use this method frequently.
Shopping and Storage Tips
Store cumin seeds or ground cumin in a cool, dry place for up to 6 months. To bring out the flavor of cumin seeds, lightly toast in a dry pan.
Recipes to try:
Cumin Grilled Chicken Breasts
Moroccan-Style Tilapia With Cumin, Mango and Cilantro
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Well isn't that sweet of you, NT. Thanks for that. Wish I could do her tapestry-type mosaics. Speaking of dark - I'm back in a dark slump. My mixed media project turned out sooooooooooo like a kindergarten project. Wasn't gonna post it, but guess I have to post it in another thread as a confession I don't know what the hay I'm doing lately. I get this way about this time every year. That's why I enjoy so much going to Puerto Vallarta - it recharges me and fills me with so much inspiration I can't work fast enough when I get home. I need HELP. |
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Paddy Power has today opened a range of betting markets on Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's wedding following the couple's recent engagement announcement.
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Roofers dropped something heavy on my 7' red leaf japanese maple, snapping the trunk off at about 1" diameter as well as removing the lower branches on one side. It measures 3.5" diameter at ground level and is 15+ years old. Its branches covered about 12 feet in diameter right down to ground level. It WAS gorgeous. Now, new growth is sprouting out of the main trunk at a fork just below the upper end where it was snapped off. My question is, will this ever look like it used to, or should I have it replaced? I've been advised to prune the remaining branches way back on the undamaged side to encourage balanced new growth. Will new growth appear lower down on the damaged side where a branch was removed?
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Sorry to hear about your problems. Did the roofers volunteer to get you a new tree? I had an ash drop a branch on a small spreading japanese maple and break it. I cut the wound as flush as possible and it has recovered nicely. Can you post a picture of yours? I think if you can put up with a year of "unbalance" to let the tree regain leaf surface you can probably retain the tree with a less balanced or formal look. |
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I saw someone mention something I never considered...insurance. Are most market growers responsible for having insurance for their produce? How does the food safety work at most farmer's markets? |
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- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 5, 09 at 4:38
You are responsible for your own insurance at the vast majority of markets. Through your farm owners insurance you should be able to get a liability rider that will cover you for not more than a couple of hundred dollars a year. If you have home owners insurance it will cost more, if you can get it. A lot of of home owner policies will not touch food/farm liability. You need at least $2 million in coverage. |
- Posted by gardener1908 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 5, 09 at 12:01
2 million in insurance? Is this for selling at a farmer's market or at your own farm? I don't have farm insurance, just reg. homeowners insurance. Why so much insurance coverage? |
- Posted by thosedarnsqurls Up-State NY 5 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 5, 09 at 14:00
In NY State, the most reasonable AND the most complete coverage is through the NYS Farm Bureau. Doesn't just cover markets, but ANYwhere you happen to be. It costs about $450.00 per year and I could not find anything any cheaper. (Nor could my insurance agent.) I think you'd be hard pressed to find any market these days, that did NOT require your own insurance. See if your state has a Farm Bureau. |
- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 6, 09 at 5:36
gardner1908, I believe I have a $5 million policy to cover me at farmers markets and on the farm. You need a lot because if you poson or injure someone their insurance company will sue you for millions of dollars and if you are not covered than you pay out of pocket and lose your property Along with the Farm Bureau you can get liability insurance from the Farmers Union as well, though they do not cover all 50 states. I get mine through my State Farm farming policy (though another company underwrites the liability policy and it was not easy to get). If you rent your farm/land than it will cost about $2500 a year for coverage. When I rented I was not covered and simply took my chances for 13 years. In that time I was not sued once. But now that I own a farm and the liability costs under $100 a year, I carry coverage. |
- Posted by canuckistani 5b (My Page) on Fri, Mar 6, 09 at 17:31
Why is liability so high when you rent your land? |
- Posted by hanselmanfarms (My Page) on Mon, Mar 16, 09 at 9:43
Insurance is cheap vs getting sued. A former insurance agent told me, that my homeowner's/farm policy would cover me, if I did not take my produce off of my farm. Once I left my property, my homeowners/farm policy would not cover. I am looking for sources to cover my farmers market, we always need to be aware what is available. Suggestions? |
- Posted by norcalconifers NorCal (My Page) on Mon, Mar 16, 09 at 17:00
Insurance is important. Unless things are different in your country, a homeowners policy, or even an Agripolicy will NOT help you after you, or your product leaves your farm. I am a member of 3 different Farmers markets groups. Each of these has its own umbrella policy that covers our members and even the non-members who we allow to sell at our markets. Typically the coverage is $2,000,000 maximum per incident. Steven |
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beautiful people orig. U.S. (occas. written with capital initials), (a) 'flower' people, hippies; (b) wealthy, fashionable people; the 'smart set'.
1964 Vogue 15 Feb. 49 What the beautiful people are doing to keep fit.
1966 MRS. L. B. JOHNSON White House Diary 23 Jan. (1970) 356 'The Beautiful People' are all heading for Acapulco and in the list of the beautiful people was Lynda Bird's name.
1967 Spectator 4 Aug. 131/1 Far from being one of the Beautiful People, I was in an ugly frame of mind.
1970 Ladies Home Jrnl. Sept. 81/1 Cleveland Amory..feels that the Beautiful People and the Jet Set are being threatened by current economics.
24 May 1941, New York (NY) Herald Tribune, Lewis Gannett book review, pg. 11, co. 6
The Beautiful People
We also meet Sedik, the Slovak waiter with a broken Guarneri violin; a dope-addicted doctor, and an alcoholic nurse, and they are all beautiful people.
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AT DIAL PRESS Henry Robbins' telephone kept ringing frantically Friday. Dozens of people wanted to know whether there was any connection betwen the sad suicide of pretty blonde fashion model, Ellen Wood, and "All the Beautiful People," a novel by Richard Dowling, which was withdrawn temporarily from publication after the review copies had been sent out.
"I wouldn't be surprised if she had got hold of a copy of the book, but she certainly wasn't the heroine," Mr. Robbins said.
The heroine, also a fashion model, is a swinging, hip girl, very amusing but pathetic because she has no center, no core. Named satirically for the Vogue-coined phrase, "the beautiful people," the book starts as a brittle portrait
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The phrase "Beautiful People" popped off the pages of Vogue in the spring of 1962 and was used to describe the whole new spearhead of society that came in with the Kennedys.


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halofan Posts: 37Well, make this 4th time in 9 months my 05 A6 will be back to the dealer for the AirBag light. I am told all the usual things by Audi, they are opening a "hotline" blah blah...bottom line is, I'm beginning to wonder if this problem will ever be fixed, or is it a sign of a greater electrical problem...I get the impression this could be a serious problem, I've read about the Lemon Law in California, but does anyone think I would have a case? My car will have been out of service a combined 18-20 days as a result of this latest snafu. I love the car, but I hate this. :confuse:
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The round navigation scroll wheel on the MMI has come completely loose (as in, it comes off in your hand) and needs to be repaired or replaced.
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legendman Posts: 362The reason that the battery drains in my A6 (2.4Se petrol) is that the brake lights come on overnight!
That's astonishing. How did you discover that?
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I found this out after I kept noticing that the battery level indicator in the MMI would show that the battery was very low despite my having driven the car for one hour and a half -- more than enough time to charge it up past the levels the MMI screen displayed.
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liferules Posts: 531I had a similar problem after my accident. In my case, the button didn't come off in my hand, but would spin freely without any friction and didn't change volume at all. It was replaced in a half-day session. I called them and they preordered the part, then I brought the car in when it arrived. Overall, very painless. No further problems with it since.
legendman Posts: 362Mine is doing both. It does come completely off it's post, and when I put it back on, it slips around when I am trying to select radio stations or CDs -- working intermittently.
Do you know if they had to take apart any of the floor mounted console, and replace the underlying scroll stylus that the wheel mates with, or did they just glue (?) another scroll wheel on?
You mentioned volume in your post. Are you talking about the little console mounted volume wheel on the right hand side, or the larger, centrally mounted MMI main control scroll wheel?
I am a bit concerned that such an integral part would be failing so soon in its service life. I would like to see Audi extend the warranty for the MMI. I would also like to say premium gas at $1.75 a gallon. Which do you think is more likely?
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legendman Posts: 362I get the oil changed at 5000 miles and the tires rotated at the same time. This has been a worthwhile investment in my opinion. Sometime ago there was a lengthy dialogue on this site regarding the merit of frequent oil changes. My view is the 10,000 recommendation is a compromise between Audi engineering, the marketing people who wanted to offer free maintenance during the warranty period, and the budget realists.
I could not agree more. Very good advice and your analysis is right on, IMO.
By the way, starting this month, my Audi dealer in Southern California will start using ELF brand full synthetic oil -- Excellium LDX 5W-40. This oil was made to meet Audi's exact specifications for the late model A6 engines (They have other grades that match other VW/Audi engines as well). Based on my research and conversations with distributors, this is the "Ferrari" of Motor Oils. It appears superlative in every respect.
The only two worthy competitors would be Mobil 1 Extended Performance (0W-40) and Amsoil (5W-40) -- both of which are true, PAO ester based synthetics. All the others including Castrol Syntec, Valvoline SynPower, and even the standard Mobil 1 now contain quantities of highly refined organic crude oils.
Given that this ELF Excellium Synthetic was specially formulated for and produced at the request of VW/Audi (and thus has their formal seal of approval), and that it's a 5W-40 pure synthetic*, and that ELF (Europe's Oil Comanies Total/Fina and Motul brand oils) has decades of Formula 1 race car experience and oil manufacturing, I will be going with the ELF at my 5,000 mile interval, and every 5k after that. The best oil, and prudent drain intervals, equate to the cheapest engine longevity insurance money can buy. That's my humble opinion, anyway.
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legendman Posts: 362Edmunds.com has a page or two on this very subject. Worth reading.
I happen to know about a couple plans. My local area German independent repair shop, serving BMW, Mercedes, and Porsche sells it. It's called MILLENENIUM Automotive Protection Plan. They have various coverages from just the power train to complete bumper to bumper.
I also know that GEICO sells them too, though you need to have a traditional automobile insurance policy (collision, liability, etc) with them first, before they will sell you the mechanical break down insurance. Their "MBI" insurance may just be for newer cars -- I am not sure. http://geico.com/auto/safety/mbi.htm
Let me say quite clearly that I know NOTHING about the quality of these plans whatsoever, good or bad. Having said that, at least we have all heard of Geico.
Let us know if you are able to find a good plan. I will certainly want one if I decide to keep my 2005 A6 after the warranty ends. I have heard that Audi's get very expensive to maintain!
Here's some of what GEICO says about their plan:
GEICO's Mechanical Breakdown Insurance (MBI) is designed to protect you from these bumps along the road. After a $250 deductible, MBI covers repairs to all mechanical parts of the car - except for maintenance and wear and tear. That means you'll never be saddled with unanticipated and expensive repair bills.
Special Protection For New Cars: MBI is specially designed to protect your new or leased car that is less than 15 months old and with less than 15,000 miles. Once you've purchased MBI, you can renew it for up to seven years or 100,000 miles (whichever comes first).
Better Than An Extended Warranty: GEICO's MBI provides better coverage and is cheaper than the typical dealer extended warranty. MBI coverage: Includes all parts and systems-not just the specific list of items covered by most dealer warranties. Saves you money. You pay only a small premium each policy period-not a large lump-sum payment up front. Lets you get your car repaired wherever you like. -
rka Posts: 3There is an intermittent problem (gradually getting more often, now about 30%) when I turn the key to switch off the engine it continues to run until I take my foot off the brake. Naturally when I take it to the dealer it works perfectly. The service manager is supposed to be trying to find out if AoA know anything about this but after 4 weeks he still has no idea of the cause. Has anyone out there heard of this type of problem or have any idea what might be causing it. My main concern is that this changes from a not stopping problem to a not Starting problem at the most inconvenient time. Thanks to anyone with info. :confuse:
liferules Posts: 531I second legendman's post. I think all would agree that Audi's need extended warranties if kept beyond the manufacture initial warranty. I suggest you speak with the service rep wherever you intend to have your car worked on (dealership or local foreign mechanic) and see who they prefer to deal with, because when it all hits the fan, you will need their support and help in getting the warranty company to pay for the repairs.
I've heard of great warranty companies on the forums but when discussing them with my service rep, was told they hated them and had difficulty getting them to pay the going rate for mechanic repairs, etc... so it pays to ask around. That being said, I also have heard that Honda Motor Corp offers extended warranties on certain manufacturers, including Audi. I've been eyeing it myself lately... -
sobrokenow Posts: 3A reputable dealership in Buffalo NY offered to sell me a 2000 A6 2.7T for 15000 before tax. The car has 64,000 miles on it. They claimed to have had an oil leak fixed (2400$) at the Audi dealership prior to selling me the car. And they told me the brakes may need to be replaced soon although they pass New York State inspection for now. I had the car evaluated by my own mechanic (they werent expecting this), and he told me 1) the turbos were still covered in oil (actively leaking vs just not cleaned off), 2) front brakes need to be replaced, 3) check engine light just came on. If the dealership addresses all these problems do you suppose its a good deal. Or does it sound like the car is going to cause more trouble.
I loved driving the A6 and although I can get a newer A4 for the same price, its just not quite the same feeling......
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legendman Posts: 362If the dealership addresses all these problems do you suppose its a good deal. Or does it sound like the car is going to cause more trouble?
I think that down deep you already know the answer. This car is trouble. Walk away from this one; better yet, run!
I doubt that I would buy a used Audi that was more than 3 or 4 years old, and then only with a solid warranty attached.
I am sure that there are better cars out there. Keep searching ... you'll find one. -
rpatch Posts: 5I took my new to me 2000 A6 to be inspected today. The check engine light is on and the test came back with 2 trouble codes reported. The codes are P1128 and P1130. I found a code explanation on the web and it says that they are "Long Term Fuel Trim mult.,Bank1 System too Lean" and Long Term Fuel Trim mult.,Bank2 System too Lean.
I have an appointment to have Audi take a look and hopefully fix. Does anyone know anything about this (these) issues? Expensive? Difficult? -
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halofan Posts: 37Update to my on-going saga with my Airbag light. After 4 trips and nearly 25 days without my car in a 9 month period, I received an incredible birthday present from Audi. They are taking my car back and giving me another one! I'm pretty excited. I had been in contact with AoA over the last few days and they knew I was frustrated because there wasn't anything for the dealer left to do. They asked how they could make the situation right and I suggested a replacement vehicle would go a long way toward restoring my confidence in Audi. This was yesterday.
Today, I got the good news. Obviously, Audi stepped up and made a commitment to me to make me a satisfied customer. The deal should be done, that is, I can choose my replacement and have it delivered in mid-Jan. A couple of words of advice when dealing with Audi.
1. Be professional, if you are angry, don't show it, I think they'd have told me to pound sand if I'd have started yelling at them, then this thing would have taken much longer with lawyers etc...they didn't HAVE to do this right away like this, this could have been a dog fight.
2. I told them how much I love my Audi, and do! And how much I just wanted it to be right. They concurred and told me that they wanted to make me a satisfied customer since this is my first Audi.
3. I told them I wanted to be a loyal customer and wasn't interested in taking the money and buying a competitor.
Now obviously, they can't buy back everybody's car, but I was happy to see them make a strong commitment to me about what Audi is about and trying to do with their new models.
So that's it, a happy ending so far. Since I get an 06, I've noticed some option packages have changed which I should be getting a little more car for about the same money. -
rappaport Posts: 1Anyone have any advice for me. I am livid.
I love Audis .This is my sixth(A6) and I was waiting for my new lease to arrive this week. I was 3,000 miles over the 50,000 warranty, never had a problem and had all regular maintenance, when I broke down. The dealer says its a $6000 repair bill in order to turn in the car. First they said it was the fuel pump,Now it is also the timing chain and they have to rebuild all six cylindrer heads. My research says that they don't even recommend looking at timing belts till 90,000. The dealer won't budge and I have lodged my complaints with Audi of America. They say they will get back to me on Tuesday!
ANY thoughts?
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jlocascio Posts: 1The Mass Air flow sensor is a likely problem. I had the same
error codes. If the vehicle is under the emissions warranty limit ( 70K or 80K miles depending upon who you talk to) you
wont have to worry. If not, the repair expense could exceed $350. Physically replacing the part is simple, but it needs to be tuned to the on-board electronics and requires about 1 hr labor at a dealership. :sick: -
barrese Posts: 1You can have mine, I have had it with my 2006 A6 with about 7,000 miles. they have simply made these things too complicated for their service people to handle. Windows go down by themselves, lights stay on in the auto setting,gas gauge incorrectly calibrated and with all the technology you can't even interface with an ipod.
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Was it on this board that I saw a post about pork? I seem toremember that it is the chemicals added to pork that make itan avoid, not the meat itself.
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Dec 30th 2010 6:12PM Since Teldrassil was grown rather recently, what was the night elf capital before Darnassus.
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Apr 30th 2009 6:19PM They banned his entire guild, regardless of whether or not they went to Ulduar. Plus Blizzard has an expressed policy of, if it was mailed to you, its yours. We don't know that he got in in a malicious way. If the fault was on Blizzards part (and it sounds like it is), Blizzard should own up and take the repercussions, not this dude.
@ Kilana:
Actually, if the bank put millions of dollars into your account it is your money. This has happened before and it caused a lot of controversy. The man ended up giving back the money though however it was still his money (legally that is). He was sued for it and still won.
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Apr 26th 2009 10:44PM @ Kylenne:
How is he a shitty king? There has always been a war in 'warcraft'. Wrynn just sees the Horde as a threat, which it is.
If anything, Wrynn's mistake was to trust the horde. War and rampage is all the orcs know. Eventually it would come back to bite him and it did. Saying that the buck stops here, does not make him a bad king. If anything it shows him as stronger than Thrall or Sylvanis since the two allowed (and sometimes encouraging) traiters in their midst.
Sylvanas wants to destroy all life. Thats more than revenge.
How does calm solve the problems of the alliance or the horde? Wrynn is being an effective leader while Thrall is practically a puppet, unable to control his right hand and establishing him in the first place.
How is anything you're saying anything more than speculation or opinion. Use some examples.
@ Fizzl:
The humans you're fighting owns the land as well. Undead attacked them first. Saying that they attacked the forsaken first is ridiculous.
Creating a plague that wipes you out too, isn't playing to your strengths. Its the equivilent of creating nukes to wipe out the world. As for a change in attitude, your still having the forsaken wanting to wipe out life and you still have the plague and it's original intentions. I can't say with certainty, but it wouldn't seem likely that Sylvanis would just get rid of it all.
"Death to the Living" is spoken by all forsaken npcs. It's mission is repeated many times in quest dialog and books. There isn't much room for you to move around here.
You reference one gnome. With the orcs, its practically the entire species. And .. yeah.. the whole comment on, "oh we're going to cure the lands after we wipe everyone out" doesn't help your cause.
uh.. why would you assume the lich king will only die by a plague weapon? He's has a corporeal body now. Shoot, even when he was in a thrown he could have been destroyed.
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Apr 26th 2009 9:50PM Also, leaders should often be help accountable for what their underlings do. Sometimes it can't be helped, but allying with undead is pretty big and Thrall probably knew about the plague.
Think of it this way, Sylvanis helped mastermind the plague but 'may' have not known about what was going to happen at wrathgate. Had Sylvanis not done what she did, it wouldn't have happened. Had Thrall not allied with the undead it wouldn't have happened. Has the alliance not allied with the horde (at wrathgate), it wouldn't have happened. The king is simply saying "the buck stops here".
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Apr 26th 2009 9:46PM @ Haven:
The orc's lust for power drove them to drink demonic blood. They can be blame for what they did.
Orgrim could have chosen peace, he didn't. He can be blamed for what he did. Your example of being replaced has not echoed with Thrall.
RAS could have simply not tried to wipe out all life, is what they could have done. They too can be blamed for their actions. If Sylvanis had not developed that plague in the first place it wrathgate wouldn't have happened. If Thrall had not allied with the forsaken and not ignored their actions, it still wouldn't have happened.
As for your comment on Sylvanis, its nothing more then speculation and there is too much evidence that she knew full well about the plague and wished to destroy all life.
Still more speculation on Thrall having it harder. Wrynn had dragons remember? If anything, it looks more like Wrynn is doing more for his people than Thrall is. Also your comment on the "old veterans" doesn't make sense. If the loss of the demon blood and bloodlust didn't change things, would a new generation do so?
You forget that Varian had lost his memory. Slavery and blood fighting was all he knew, while Thrall spent a lot of time out of the camps. One could say that it is reversed from what your point was, but even so your point is.. weak.
Oh, and more speculation on Thrall not knowing about M'uru. Really, is thrall supposed to be as blind as "horde apologists" say?
Varian Wrynn is Right, Part III {WoW}
Apr 26th 2009 9:25PM @ Maxinator:
Have you read the lore? You describe the alliance exactly as the High Elves once were (big surprise they became horde). And you say "almost" genocide like the Horde haven't already done it multiple times. Do you even have an example of the Alliance's "genocide"?
And LAWL at trying to say the scarlet crusade is part of the alliance. The scarlet crusade was born because of the undead and continue to fight because of the undead. Part of that undead (who is trying to kill them by the way) is the forsaken. The forsaken have allied themselves with the horde who also slaughter the scarlet crusade. The scarlet crusade are as much a part of the alliance as they are the horde (meaning not at all). Oh and by the way, the lich king was an orc.
Varian Wrynn is Right, Part III {WoW}
Apr 26th 2009 9:17PM @ Eph:
Although I do not have anything against the Tauren (and quite the contrary, I can't seem them as staying allies with the Horde), they still have chosen to ally themselves with them. They send their warriors to join the combined forces of the horde and because of this they can't simply be ignored. Beyond that there really isn't much of a reason to include them. The alliance (the dwarven explorer's league actually) went into their land and the Tauren reacted by killing them. They were already at war though and the point is sort of moot.
Also, Wrynn saw orc society from the ground up. In a sense, he knows the orcs better than Thrall does. Thrall seems to have the imagine of the man in the ivory tower who knows nothing about his fellow orcs.
Also, cult of the Damned include horde members and the Alliance actively tries to destory it. Thats a completely unrelated example when comparing it to the widespread slavery and blood arenas of the orcs.
Varian Wrynn is Right, Part III {WoW}
Apr 26th 2009 9:10PM @ Key:
If the jews had repeatedly tried to wipe out the nazis, I suppose you'd be right.
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Harris, who has the skull, has contacted a forensic anthropologist to assist with the investigation, and expects DNA testing to be conducted as well. He is unsure how long that aspect of the investigation will take.
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This might be a funny question but does anyone have really great absorbent dish towels? I've tried target, bed bath and beyond, home goods, etc and they all seem to not be able to pick up water...I'll wipe the counters and they'll still be wet and streaky or dry my hands and they're still damp. I don't use fabric softener on them because I know that makes it worse. I've tried the microfiber ones and they seem even worse. Any suggestions would be helpful. |
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You may want to switch from dish towels to hand towels from the bath department - that's what a friend of mine finally did out of desperation. She makes sure the terry cloth is looped, not cut, for more absorbancy. I wonder if there is even a mill in the U.S. that makes towels anymore, or is everything from China? The last good-quality kitchen towels I found were at Tuesday Morning and I bought every one they had. We actually use our dish towels for drying dishes, not just something that is for display to match the decor, so like you, I've noticed the quality and thickness diminish over the last decade. I had some microfiber kitchen towels a few years ago and hated them. They even felt "odd" and you had to make sure you used one side when drying dishes because the other side wouldn't dry squat. The "magic" absorbancy only lasts a short period of time and are hardly worth using for rags now. I've found fabrics in general are very lacking in quality these days, so it stands to reason kitchen towels would take a hit. -Grainlady |
I did find one dish towel that would not absorb water easily, but it was just the one time in all my life. Do you use fabric softener, if you do, maybe you are using to much. |
Emma R - Good point about fabric softener, but no, I don't use it (liquid or sheets). It's a waste of money and an environmental toxin, plus it diminishes the absorbancy of towels (and all clothing), as you pointed out. I can't even be outside when my neighbors run their dryer because the perfume from their dryer exhaust causes me breathing problems. "Clean" shouldn't have a perfume fragrance. I use Charlie's Soap, and as recommended by the company, you're not supposed to use any kind of softener with it or it looses it's cleaning efficiency. Charlie's Soap also show tests on their web site where build-up from laundry detergents (such as Tide) can diminish absorbancy over time. I hang my laundry to dry in the basement and I rarely use the dryer at all these days. I even stopped hanging clothes outside because the sun and high winds we have here in Kansas destroy fabrics nearly as much as a dryer. It's amazing how much longer things last by avoiding the dryer and the great outdoors. The microfiber kitchen towels were just horrible, and I'm glad I only had 2 of them. Maybe they were a bad manufacturer, but I won't try another brand as long as I can purchase cotton towels. They required special treatment (or at least according to the label) - you're not supposed to launder them with anything that might produce lint (such as the fringe ends of some kitchen towels) because the lint sticks to them like a magnet (which it did). Don't dry them in the dryer with other fabrics other than microfiber towels because they pick up lint from other fabrics. They aren't supposed to be bleached or fabric softener used on them because that diminishes the fiber coating. So if you want to sanitize or whiten them with bleach, you were out of luck. The side with a "nap" had to be used if you wanted to dry anything, and the side without a nap wouldn't dry anything. Like I said, they don't even make good rags now. -Grainlady |
I use liquid fragrance free fabric softener on towels only. I like them soft. By the way I am in south central Ks since 1950. |
I've been washing everything in liquid Wisk (in the red plastic bottle) based on it being recommended in Consumer Reports. Towels and all linens, jean get hung outdoors if possible, if not then over my bathtub. Most clothing and smaller items go directly to the dryer. I also give sun-dried items a few minutes tumble in the dryer to "soften" them up. I find the best cloths for drying dishes, etc are old towels ripped up into squares or rectangles. By the way, I no longer hand-dry dishes. I bought a dish dryer rack and use that. My "finicky" daughters have noticed how nice and clean glasses are after being hand washed and air dried. No dishwasher residue problem at my house! Oh, and I do still use my dishwasher once in a while. |
I am a fan of good old white flour sack dish towels from Walmart, they get wet quickly but I hang them outside and they dry quickly in warm weather. When they get too stained I put them in the cleaning basket and they go on forever. |
- Posted by Violet.West (My Page) on Mon, Jul 29, 13 at 17:46
plain white "flour sack" towels work great. some time ago, I dumped all my various old kitchen towels and got a big stack of white flour sack towels. I use them 4 at a time in my kitchen, and use them around the house elsewhere. Wash together once a week in hot water and bleach (most time) and they come out pretty clean and fresh, ready for another weeks' use. Very simple. |
- Posted by dbfirewife (My Page) on Tue, Jul 30, 13 at 12:49
I found some kitchen hand towels at Big Lots that absorb great, just like they all use to, they come in a package of 2 for 2.50. If you have a Sally's Beauty Supply close to you, they have some white towels, like they use in beauty salons that are very reasonably priced and absorb great also. Then in the auto section at Walmart they have packages of plain white towels that are actually very nice and they absorb great. If you have a Sam's Club close by they also have the white towels in the automotive section, packages of 60 for around 20.00. I cull thru them, keep the nicest ones for in the kitchen then use the rest for cleaning rags. They are a great size, very absorbent and last a long time. |
Ya'll won't believe this, but at 72 I am still using my Mother's pure cotton kitchen towels and wouldn't dream of buying anything new. She probably used chlorine bleach on them but I've always used oxygen bleach either in or with my detergent. They just won't break down. Some were made in Holland, others in USA. Very absorbable. |
- Posted by chefmom_2010 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 8, 13 at 6:39
Williams Sonoma striped weave towels are the best! |
Dish towels and ordinary towels from third world countries and elsewhere are often made from "hard cotton" which is great for polishing glass etc. but not very absorbent at first. It can take six months and many washings for the fabric to become soft. Then you start to run into a different problem because the hem stitching is done with inferior thread which starts to let go about the time the fabric is nice and soft. Sometimes the cotton fabric is treated too aggressively in the mills to produce instant softness and everything quickly falls apart in synch after a few months use by the customer. Progress. |
I found the towels at big lots also and I should have bought more. It is hard to find kitchen towels thick enough and bath hand towels are to thick and loosely woven for kitchen towels. |
The "flour sack" towels really are the best, and they are cheap. I get them in four packs, for $8, at Stop & Shop (grocery store). And they're white, so you can bleach them if you want; absorb amazingly, and dry very quickly. They're the best. |
- Posted by chinacat_sunflower (My Page) on Wed, Sep 25, 13 at 16:18
I've also given up - when I can find them, I get vintage ones from the antiques flea market or estate sales (often cheaper than new one in the big box stores) otherwise, I tend to make my own from 2 layers of old t-shirting with the knit running perpendicular to one another (not having a serger, I zig-zag just inside the edge) I also started making my own crocheted cotton dish rags when I couldn't find anything else that the cotton 'yarn' was good for, and they're indestructible, and a no-scratch surface. |
- Posted by musicteacher (My Page) on Sat, Sep 28, 13 at 21:21
I like those cheap washcloths you can get at Walmart - maybe10 for $3. I use them in my kitchen as both cleaning cloths and as towels. You don't have to separate drawers for towels and washcloths, and they are the perfect size to work with. When they get badly stained I can throw them out with no guilt, or bleach the heck out of them. They are very absorbent, and their not so plush loops and good scrubbers. I even took a couple to school to wet dust with and for little spills. Keep a couple in my car... I love having lots of these around. |
I use all cotton towels. No poly content, no microfiber. But my favorite is old vintage linen towels I find at antique stores/resale shops. Linen damask that has been washed hundreds of times is the best. I have linen hucktoweling (decades old, that my Mom cross-stitched) , but the old old damask is better. |
I agree, nothing beats the old fashioned flour sack dish towels. I've tried all kinds of things and I always go back to those. |
I use "flour sack-type" towels at Home of Economy. It's a northern-tier farm-and-home chain. They are 100% cotton, about 38-inches square, white, and have a plain, sewn hem. They are $1.69 each and go on sale twice a year! I keep some of them large; others I cut and hem (or not!) into haves or fourths for smaller jobs. I have dozens. I use them for the final Windex spritz after cleaning windows; on mirrors; for hand drying dishes - everything. I have one stack set aside for canning season. I use them as fruit strainers and for cleaning canning jars. They are wonderful. In my biased view, for a towel, dish or otherwise, to be truly absorbent, it has to be 100% cotton. Plastic just can't absorb water. |
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- Posted by arkansas_girl (My Page) on Thu, Oct 31, 13 at 8:03
Old linen dish towels are THE BEST hand's down. They absorb like nothing else I've tried and I'm pretty sure I've tried them all. HA! I went around the flea market a while back and bought up a bunch and probably only spent $10. I got lucky and found a box for $3 all of it! |
Yes! The old linen towels are great! Especially if they have an old calendar printed on it! :) |
Birdseye diapers are great for dish towels. Not sure if they are sold anymore. Back in the 1950's they were large squares and very absorbent. |
I found these on Amazon for my sister last year for Christmas after she said the only thing she wanted was a decent dish towel. She loved them so much I ordered some for myself and I will never buy another kind. Don't let the microfiber name fool you, they do not feel like the fuzzy microfiber and do not pick up lint. I love them! |
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I saw the waffle microfiber towels at Big Lots recently. -Grainlady |
I use both the dish cloths and tea towels (dish towels) that are sold in packages of 12 at Costco. |
I use terry hand towels from the bath dept. and white "feed sack" cloths. I got a pack of 12 at Sam's Club for $12, those will probably last me a long time; they are almost like gauze when new, but shrink some in the wash. They dry quickly. I try to bleach them when they get stained. |
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