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what board would you recomend for my 15 yr old son who is an advanced intermediate weighs 125lbs, is 5ft 7inches tall and would rather ski the steeps and glades and go all over the mountain, not much park??
I would recommend something like a lib tech trice verison or a burton flying v would be ideal as well.. 125lbs @ 5'7 I would say go with a 151-156 around there depending on how much powder he wants to conquer.
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So this is Rig'n'Roll, a more modern Trucking Simulator, similar to Hard Truck: King of the Road, a game I played earlier on.
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So to start, the US box-art for this game has a dude with a mullet on, so I guess that sets the tone for this blog. The aim of the game is to become the best trucker in the entire California/Nevada area, expanding your own business as you go.
Much like last time I have recorded some time of me playing this game - not in any sort of serious manner, surprisingly.


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Birmingham, Ala. -Freshman Jess Meek tied for 10th overall at the 2014 SEC Women's Golf Championships at Greystone Golf & Country Club in Birmingham, Ala. on Sunday, April 20. Meek led the Tigers with a score just 2-over par to finish 6-over par through three rounds. The freshman from Carnoustie, Scotland led the Tigers to a 10th place finish as a team, tying with Florida to finish 49-over par in the tournament. Vanderbilt (+15) maintained the lead to take first overall, followed by South Carolina (+26) and Arkansas (+28).
"This morning was very difficult start for us," head coach Stephanie Priesmeyer said. "The wind as really up and we struggled on homes three, eight and nine. We had a solid back nine and brought it back, but we really didn't take advantage of our opportunities today. Taylor {Gohn} had a great finish and I'm proud of her for fighting hard. Jess settled in to her game after six holes and had a couple of nice birdies oat the end of her round. On 18, she almost holed out for eagle."
Meek's top-10 finish at the conference tournament marks Missouri's first individual top-10 finish at the SEC Championships and the first for a Tiger since Taylor Gohn placed ninth at the 2011 Big 12 Championships.
Finishing the day 6-over par, redshirt sophomore Michelle Butler tied for 35th overall with teammate Gohn who shot 4-over par in the third round. The two finished the tournament 14-over par.
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I decided to use all my abundance of squash and make relish with it. Our main use of relish is hot dogs, what do you all use relish for when cooking, I feel like it is being underused at my house. I need some ideas? |
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I mix relish in a jar with mayo and mustard to make a sandwich spread(I hate pulling a bunch of jars out of the fridge for a sandwich), and with onions,mayo,dill and lemon juice for tartar sauce. That's about as creative as I get. I don't make my own relish, but I should learn how because we go through it pretty quickly. |
Tarter sauce, and anything else you like a minced pickle in/on. If you have no other ideas, maybe don't bother. Ketchup also works with relish and is a great topping for burgers too. |
- Posted by ilene_in_neok (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 08 at 14:47
I put relish in potato salad, along with mayo, chopped hard-boiled eggs, salt, pepper, mustard, and, of course, the potatoes. I have German ancestors. My family was fond of serving some kind of a relish with the meal. Those who liked relish with their meal would put a spoonful of it on their plate and take little small amounts of it with each bite of their meat. My daughter likes to put relish in her green salad. Sometimes she does not use salad dressing at all. Her husband's family is of German descent also, and he was the one who got her started doing this. |
- Posted by joybugaloo z4 NY (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 08 at 14:54
Not only in potato salad, but try it in macaroni salad, in devilled egg filling, on sandwiches and wraps, and burgers as well as dogs. Yum! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lindsey's Luscious (my food blog)
I have used relish on pork with great success and on cooked cabbage. It's very tasty as a side dish to roast beef. Add it on your kielbasa too. |
I use relish in tuna and egg salad. Gives it that little zip. I also keep a little jar of mayo mixed with relish and mustard in the fridge. A friend of mine who grew up in Holland loves to dip french fries in it. (shrug) |
"...use all my abundance of squash..." I want to address that portion of your post because so many gardeners feel an obligation not to waste any of a large, successful crop. This may not apply to you, but to many it does. Friends of mine who had no gardening experience bought a house with a nicely developed veggie garden. They planted a 30 foot row of summer squash. Of course, they grew all the squash to maximum size. Then they tried to figure out how to make use of it all. They rented locker space in a freezer plant. Even that was not enough to accommodate the crop. And how many meals of summer squash do you think they planned to eat each week throughout the year? I guess the answer is they didn't plan at all. It's sad to see anyone become overburdened by something so joyful as an abundant crop. Again, I'm not saying this is you. I hope not. My positive advice is when you have an abundance, pick lots of squash at a very small size for fresh use and enjoy it at its best. Then use a modest amount at larger size for such things as relish, chow chow, rattatouile, zucchini bread, etc. Grow the rest large for great compost. Above all, don't feel burdened by a good crop. Keep thinking of your abundance of squash as a valuable gift. BTW, I cannot understand why gasoline can't be made from zucchini. That would solve two great national problems. Jim |
And, don't forget there are a lot of hungry people out there so consider calling local food banks, meals-on-wheels, soup kitchens, retirement homes, and churches instead of composting. I hate wasting good food when someone else could enjoy it. Nancy |
I like green tomato relish on fried green tomatoes. Maybe you could use the squash relish on fried zucchini? Melissa |
- Posted by daisyduckworth Aust (My Page) on Mon, Jul 14, 08 at 3:53
Use it as an accompaniment to almost any meat. Add some to meatloaf or meatball mixtures for a flavour change, or use it as a glaze for meatloaf. Toss a bit into any stew. Mix some with sour cream or yoghurt to make a dip. Put on sandwiches as a spread - great with meats or cheese. Serve on the side with curries (as you would a chutney). Add a little to mayonnaise for a flavour change. Add some to a cheese-y muffin or scone mix. Use in hamburgers. Send some to me. Lots of ways to use it! |
I was thinking about what Jim said and I remembered this wonderful woman who would bring home-grown produce to Starbucks for us baristas to take home. It was the biggest treat in the world. I think the best recipients would be younger people who maybe can't afford to buy lots of produce but do like to cook, so the employees of a vegetarian store or restaurant might be good too. Or college students. Jim, good idea about gasoline from zucchini. People could donate their extras, kind of like a victory garden for the current war. Melissa |
I like the idea of zucchinihol from the zucchini haul. |
Ha! That's funny, whynotmi. Maybe shorten it to zucchihol, so it rolls off the tongue easier. I agree with everyone about giving away the surplus to those who will use it. I guess my reason for not mentioning it was that I assumed there was still a surplus after giving away as much as possible. I give extra veggies to my friends and neighbors and they appreciate it. Sometimes it's hard to give away zucchini at the height of the season, especially the baseball bat sized ones. That's why we have the jokes about stealth giving. I have often thought of trying to organize donations from our community garden. Unfortunately, it's one of those things I have not gotten around to yet. Jim |
Jim, Just wanted to say I love the zucchinihol idea. I'm sure there's a way! And that I second your post about remembering not to feel beholden to your garden. I came to gardening as a hobby late in life and kind of warily, frequently saying to my friends, "I might decide I don't like doing this after all and give it all up, you know!" Like a lot of people, especially, I think, a lot of women, I can be hit by a sense of duty even when it's irrational, so I've been very intentional about keeping guilt at bay when it comes to not using all a garden crop or not caring for it as well as I might, etc.; my mantra is "The garden is there to comfort ME, not the other way around." If I plant out tomatoes even on a too-hot day when I don't feel like it, I want it to be for the future gratification of picking them, not because I feel I "owe it to them." So, same idea with the abundant squash. Eat what you can, can what you can, give away what you can (but that's not always easy, as you say, in high season, and things like organizing donations in a community take work and time), but any time all of the above stop feeling like fun and start feeling like a pain in the $**))@!, then pitch it into the compost with a clean conscience. (It will reward you by growing a volunteer or two out of the compost pile next year that will do better than any cultured plant, and start the cycle again...) ;-) P.S. The only thing we use relish for is a bit of a zing in tuna or egg or potato salad. My husband won't eat pickle products in general, but he insists on a bit of relish in his tuna sandwich. |
You got my point precisely, Zabby. Thanks for letting me know. I like your philosophy. Something in your post reminds me of a joke (I won't bother to post it entirely) which includes the line, "We eat what we can and what we can't we can". Jim |
Try tossing some of that relish (especially dill relish) with some caraway seeds into homemade bread! Yummy! Sweet relish can be used a glaze on pork or chicken. And next year you won't need to make relish!! LOL Jim: Love the zucchinihol idea! We are "blessed" with wild blackberries everywhere and I've always said we should find a way to make rope or fabric or something from them!! whynotmi: "Zucchinihol from your zucchini haul" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA (I almost blew coffee all over my monitor!) Deanna |
- Posted by ilene_in_neok (My Page) on Mon, Jul 14, 08 at 21:34
I grow things in alternate years, as well. Last year it was zucchini and summer squash. All that we didn't use during last summer, I shredded and froze in ziplock sandwich-sized bags. If I want to make zucchini bread, or pasta primavera or zucchini grinders, or even zucchini jam, all I have to do is thaw out a bag. This year I'm growing okra. Someone sent me seed for what she thought was "Cowhorn okra" -- a family heirloom. I wasn't sure how old the seed was, so I planted it all. HELLO! I've got a really thick patch of it and DH told me the other day I'd better gear up on using the zucchini to make room in the freezer for the okra! It will be blooming any day now. I was thinking about growing pumpkin next year, but pumpkins are so cheap around halloween time that it seems a waste of time to grow it. I might grow corn, or... |
ilene, Be sure to pickle some of that okra. It's good. I think you will find a recipe on this forum if you search for it. Jim |
Jim, my fellow relaxed gardener, Indeed, if you can can, then can! ;-) ilene, It's true that pumpkins are cheap to buy in the fall, and they take a lot of room to grow. But oh, my goodness, they are a lot of fun to have in the garden. I succumb to the urge to grow one every few years. When they get going, they grow so darned FAST it is truly hilarious (and really exciting if you have kids). You can see a huge difference literally from day to day, first in the length of the vines and then in the size of the pumpkins. This year I decided to try a "Snackjack" pumpkin, which has hull-less seeds (the easier to eat), to maximize the harvest bang for my garden buck. But I was too stingy about space to give it a prime garden spot and it's languishing in the shadiest bed at the back with the beans. So it's currently a smaller plant than the summer squash. I may or may not get anything out of it.... Next year I think I'll try some long-vined mini-pumpkins in a sunny bed but trained up a trellis to maximize use of space. Zabby |
- Posted by Organic_CJ 6 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 2, 13 at 11:46
We make a good hot/sweet relish, and I take about half a pint and dump it on a bar of cream cheese. Serve with crackers at a party. People love it. I was hoping to find some more ideas here... but no such luck! |
I like zucchini relish on plain, steamed zucchini. Sounds weird, but is good :). |
- Posted by herbalistic 5 (My Page) on Thu, Jan 2, 14 at 13:39
Zucchini relish is my favorite! I was not much of a relish eater before I discovered this one. I can lots of it and use it more than any other kind. IN: potato salad, tuna salad, chicken salad, ham salad, pasta salads, on burgers, hot dogs, with cottage cheese. I may interchange this with pepper relish - my 2nd favorite. A couple years ago my daughter suggested I make a tomato relish & I made way too much of that, perhaps I will try putting it in soups like someone suggested. I also made a beet relish & am wondering how to use that up. I have way too much relish in my pantry and now that I am gluten free and don't eat bread the way I used to, sandwiches are not an option. How would some of you use tomato or beet relish? |
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Ovie is a REPEAT offender and should get at least 5 games for that shit!!!
As a Leafs fan I demand to see Leiweke and Shanny in the media. Someone needs to be held accountable!!
Time to sell high on Gards..Not send down Percy this management is fucked!!
really like the play of Percy think we have a real gem and maybe the steal of the 1st round draft with him :) Thank You Burkie!!
Wonder what Tim Leiweke has to say about this lol
Got a 1st place finish in the demolition derby with my Leafs truck :)
ask Spott how is it going to feel to become head coach after about 10-20 games when Carlyle gets canned
Had a buddy tell me at work when he dies he wants all the paul bearers to be ex-Leaf players. So I asked him why and he said it was so they could let him down one last time!! (glad it came from a Leafs fan lol)
bet Franson puts up big #'s this year to take it to the bank for UFA gonna take him in my pool
@Anthony Petrielli @ Don Cherry my point is we need center depth lol
@Anthony Petrielli @ Don Cherry agreed
@Anthony Petrielli wish the Leafs would have taken a chance at 1mil just for the center depth!
would even take a chance at Ribeiro on a 1 mil contract
should sign Del Zotto if he can be had for anything close to 1 mil
@Yaknowwhat No playoffs
hope his fake twitter would come as well
I want a Heater jersey
@TheCanucksnaphook imagine if he can find his old game again
@TheCanucksnaphook 100% agreed
@mikeshaver @Jordan29 @TheCanucksnaphook imagine how pissed the SENS would be :)
wonder where Tim Leiweke has been and if he is pleased with Nonis
@djamon @ Don Cherry just because my opinion is different than yours does NOT make me a troll!!
So sick of Nonis for letting decent players walk for nothing and replacing them with question marks and pylons. Stand by my prediction that we are a lottery team this year because no improvement over last years roster!!!
any interest in Malone for cheap if he doesn't go to jail?
@ShotgunCharlie @ Don Cherry what center has he got so far to replace Bolland or Mclemment? Bolland was a complete waste of a 2nd round pick and should have been moved at the deadline like Raymond...Burke would have NEVER let this happen
shanahan should suspend Nonis for not doing his job
@T K O @ Don Cherry what player ever leaves and wishes the Leafs win the cup without him?
his comments were directed at Carlyle
@The_Polish_Cannon @ Don Cherry would take Grabbo at 5 over Bolland because Grabbo WANTED to be here
@The_Polish_Cannon @ Don Cherry agreed
Grabbo coming back would really piss off our coach :)
@peterbleafs him and Grabbo together?
@Yaknowwhat True he will prob go back to Ottawa and regain his old form anyways :(
buy low option?
@wendelsfist GIVE ME GRABBO :)
@Murph2417 3 years at 3.5 just to stick it to Sens
welcome back "tank nation" :(
Predict a top 5 draft pick this year after today!!!
@rickpearce76 100% yes
What a joke today has been No-No can Go-Go!!!
@leafmealone @ Don Cherry Raymond way more offense than Frattin ever thought of having
Who replaces Bolland? Mclement? Raymond? Kulemin?
we still need 2 centers and 1 offensive winger imo
Bolland -- ?????
Mclemment -- ?????
Raymond --- ?????
@rickpearce76 @ Don Cherry @darthNihilus Yes it is after nearly upsetting Boston just 2yrs ago
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As for a reporter who might have wanted to obtain and publish the information directly, the first thing to understand is that journalists have no greater and no lesser protection under the law than anyone else, said Lucy Dalglish, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. The 1991 Supreme Court case Cohen v. Cowles Media Co. established that if a journalist breaks a law, the First Amendment won't protect him or her. So, the debate about whether or not Gleick—or anyone else in a similar situation—is a journalist is moot.
That said, there is no law that prohibits individuals from misrepresenting themselves except in very specific situations (many states have, for instance, made it a crime to impersonate a police officer). Neither, to the best of Levine's knowledge, is there a law that says it is a crime or a civil wrong for somebody to impersonate another for the purpose of getting information to disseminate to third parties, whether it's the public or the press, except in very specific situations. (Customer information kept by financial institutions and telephone companies have special protections, for instance, and a variety of states are considering "ag-gag" laws that prohibit undercover photo and videography at livestock farms.)
Usually, the issue is whether or not misrepresentation leads to the violation of some other law, such as defamation. There are a variety of ways for that to happen, legal experts agreed. One of the obvious possible claims would be fraud. There are federal and state criminal statutes against mail and wire fraud, but prosecutors would be unlikely to pursue small matters involving something like Heartland's purloined documents. The bigger concern is a civil suit.
On that front, the definition of fraud varies from state to state, but the burden for a plaintiff often comes down to proving some type of damages. In the Food Lion case, a district court denied the grocery chain's fraud claims because it couldn't prove that it had suffered any type of financial loss due to ABC's deceit. The court found the ABC reporters guilty of a breach of loyalty to their employer, and of trespassing. With regard to trespassing, however, it's important to note that the court ruled that Food Lion's consent to their presence as employees was nullified not because the reporters misrepresented themselves (everyone who fudged a job application would break the law, in that case), but rather because of the breach of duty.
There also are state laws against "conversion," which is basically a civil wrong analogous to theft (a criminal offense) that involves the wrongful acquisition of another's private property. But the act usually has to permanently deprive the rightful owner of use of the property; so, where documents are concerned, one would likely have to acquire the originals, rather than copies, to be guilty of conversion. It's also possible that using deception to obtain private documents would violate copyright laws, if the information were creative work that qualified for protection.
There are a variety of privacy laws that prohibit people from disclosing private information to others, but the plaintiff would generally have to be a private figure, rather than a public figure, and argue that the information is of no public interest. They also prohibit the appropriation of private figures' names, but the misrepresentation usually has to be carried out for personal gain. According the Federal Trade Commission, "pretexting" can rise to the level of identity theft, but this usually involves using someone's Social Security number, telephone number, or other means of identification to achieve material gain.
For now, it's impossible to say whether or not Gleick violated any law, though Heartland certainly alleges that he did. "Gleick's crime was a serious one. The documents he admits stealing contained personal information about Heartland staff members, donors, and allies, the release of which has violated their privacy and endangered their personal safety," its president said in a statement. He also claimed that publication of the fake climate strategy memo "caused major and permanent damage to the reputations of The Heartland Institute and many of the scientists, policy experts, and organizations we work with."
What seems clear is that if a journalist did what Gleick did, he or she would at the very least face the possibility of legal liability—although the deception would probably have little to do with it. Whether or not any charges would stick is impossible to say.


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This sounds like a shake down scam. I hope it's just a scam. There was worry about right wing parties in Western Ukraine which have been around awhile but haven't played the all to familiar Gypsies & Jews gambits. As some of these parties have in other former Eastern block countries. Jews in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk where pro-Russian militants have taken over government buildings were told they have to "register" with the Ukrainians who are trying to make the city become part of Russia, according to Ukrainian and Israeli media. |
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- Posted by duluthinbloomz4 zone 4a (My Page) on Thu, Apr 17, 14 at 16:31
Snopes gave it a "mix". I read a few items - though the flyers are obviously real and would generate genuine apprehension, a scammy fear tactic may be the sad reality. |
What the hell is happening to our world? Have people lost their minds? Does history teach nothing? |
- Posted by dragonflydee Z8AL (My Page) on Thu, Apr 17, 14 at 18:48
Lab... What do you think they are up to? DD |
I'm not psychic are you? Please stop calling me lab! Another poster used to call me lab I can't recall who it was. La brea means fine day in irish! I have no idea what lab (it's not my chosen screen name) but I'm not thrilled with it! I've posted on the plight of the Romany peoples and the neo fascist groups before this kind of stuff always makes my skin crawl! |
This post was edited by labrea on Thu, Apr 17, 14 at 20:25
I wonder, is a working knowledge of Gaelic a reasonable expectation on this forum? I guess so, just as it's quite obvious that labrea would be derived from the irish rather than the spanish place name of some tar pits in CAтАж. Regarding the OP, if people do pay attention to history then they would probably decide to get out of the Ukraine if they possibly can. |
Visiting Ukraine is certainly not on my bucket list... |
- Posted by brushworks Zone5-Ohio (My Page) on Fri, Apr 18, 14 at 12:23
Let the refugee flights begin! |
- Posted by duluthinbloomz4 zone 4a (My Page) on Fri, Apr 18, 14 at 12:36
This did not get a mention on the MSNBC line up last evening... I thought it might. FOX has quite a few items brought up on a Google search - none of which I opened. |
тАвPosted by pnbrown z6.5 MA (My Page) on Fri, Apr 18, 14 at 7:11 "I wonder, is a working knowledge of Gaelic a reasonable expectation on this forum" I wouldn't think so, any more than we should be expected to know what Nancy is saying when she bursts into snippets of Italian. I've heard Labrea's explanation before; it's a very nice screen name origin and a good phrase to know, I suppose, very positive: "fine day." Nice. "Visiting Ukraine is certainly not on my bucket list..." We have an acquaintance who vacations in Ukraine frequently because it's inexpensive and according to him, the women are very accommodating (how crass). He has cancelled his trips till further developments occur. Back to the OP, there is some speculation that this is a ploy by the pro-nationalists to make the Russians look bad. IMO that's plausible. |
So the Russian are saying the Ukrainians are Nazis...... and the above ploy is to make Russia look bad, and somehow it's both sides accusing the other of being worse to Jews? As in, look at us, we're better? Really? Gosh, you just can't make this stuff up. Or can you? |
"So the Russian are saying the Ukrainians are Nazis......" No, vice versa. |
Labrea, I apologize. I was the one who used to continually shorten your name to lab - Im not sure why I did - probably I was unfamiliar with your forum name and spelling and likely shorthanded it out of being too lazy to check the spelling - then it became a bad habit. Won't be repeated. |
Oh, don't worry. The Russians and Ukranians have always acted rationally. |
Are you saying that your lab is not the same as his lab? |
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I told my light guy to order these today but now having second thoughts about the breakfast nook light. Our kitchen, family room and breakfast nook are all open to one another. The island is 4x14 ft and breakfast nook is 14x16 ft. I have chosen This Troy pendant, two of them, for over the island. They are 22 inches in diameter and almost 3 ft tall. Ceilings in kitchen area are 12 ft with coffered ceiling. Ceilings in breakfast nook are 10 ft. I am debating between these two... The finish is very similar so it is more a style difference. I am going for a "updated traditional bordering on transitional" style if there is such a thing. Thanks in advance! |
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I think the lines in the Soho light relate better to the lines in your pendants. So that's the one I'd choose. I think your choices are fabulous. |
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I agree- soho! |
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I agree too. SoHo. |
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So ho has the curves that tie in with the pendants. The Manhattan does not. |
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SoHo and those are lovely pendants. |
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All are lovely. Love that finish! I agree that the Soho I coordinates better with the pendants. Sure it will look great! |
I like the manhattan! It is a cleaner look imo. How big is your dining table in breakfast nook? Soho looks larger. |
I'm likin' the Manhattan too. The SoHo is a little old fashioned looking to me. The Manhattan has a more contemporary vib in my view. I recognize that the Soho's curves relate to the cylinder pendants but the style doesn'nt IMHO. Best of luck in these choices, they will be wonderful. |
- Posted by Momto3kiddos (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 10:54
Thanks everyone! I really appreciate your feedback. I have decided on Soho - that's what my gut said, and most of you guys, too. I am posting my first mood board so you guys can let me know what you think. I have already ordered cabinets and lights. The granite will be chosen later, but I want it to be light with lots of movement with greys/taupe and some black. I love the delicatus that I have seen in showrooms, but I have had no luck finding it at the suppliers in this area. I have no idea what finish I should use on my cabinet hardware. I think I am going to use a handle or bar on both the top cabs and drawers. What do you guys think? I am using antique pewter hardware on the interior doors of the house, but there are not many doors in view of the kitchen area, so it doesn't have to match. The background color of the board is BM Revere Pewter... That is our paint color of tthe space. |
Very warm and classy looking. I love the lighting and agree that SoHo really compliments the pendants. I think it all works together beautifully. |
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On Wednesday, December 14, 2011 12:28:24 PM Paul Davis did opine:
> On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 10:58 AM, gene heskett
But those are the cable jacks, correct? Not a hardware synth input such as
this Audigy2 has once the proper drivers have been modprobe'd in and the
soundfont loaded to the card by awsfxload. So I should be using in my
case, the midiC0D2 and midiC0D3 devices from the list above? That of
course is assuming (oh oh that word again) the first 2 are the non-existent
5 pin din midi jacks...
> In your case, you will likely get a bit more insight by using:
These were in the last post IIRC.
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Port Client name Port name
14:0 Midi Through Midi Through Port-0
16:0 SB Audigy 2 Value [SB0400] Audigy MPU-401 (UART) <-your
digiface jack 0?
16:32 SB Audigy 2 Value [SB0400] Audigy MPU-401 #2 <-your digiface
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17:1 Emu10k1 WaveTable Emu10k1 Port 1
17:2 Emu10k1 WaveTable Emu10k1 Port 2
17:3 Emu10k1 WaveTable Emu10k1 Port 3
But refuses to move a .mid file, telling me to use aplaymidi instead.
Now, I know that
aplaymidi -p17:0 smas6984.mid
aplaymidi -p17:1 smas6984.mid
aplaymidi -p17:2 smas6984.mid
aplaymidi -p17:3 smas6984.mid
all work. Flawlessly. In fact I just used it to shut off a stuck note on,
it turns out that from that loooooong list of devices that java found, #36
and #52 actually do work, not at all well but they do make noise, notes are
off key, note off's are skipped, that sort of thing. And compared to the
aplaymidi sounds, the volume is down about 20db.
aplaymidi of course refuses to use the -phw0:2 style of finding its output
path, no help at all.
Now I think we need to see where the rawmidi data might be getting
scrambled. amidi says it has a "dump" option so I'll see if I can get
usable data from that. But no file to feed it exists on this box.
In the meantime, I had the old machine do a .mid output file from one of
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played it. The only errors in that playback are instrument translation
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up the log, the bass pickers part came out as the 16 and 32 foot pedals on
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So that tells me the data scrambling is someplace in java if my normal
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This shrub (tree?) grows on our property line and is covered with small blooms each year at this time. They smell so softly sweet at their peak. I have no idea what it is. The woman who most likely planted it had died before I moved here so asking her is an impossibility.
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Is this maybe a jasmine ? It looks similar to orange jasmine or lakeview jasmine to me. Someone smarter than me will know ! |
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Nelson, thank you for the i.d. and the link. Now I have a name for it! Not knowing was bugging me :) Thanks again, |
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Since 1989, Manchester Main Street (MMS) has been committed to revitalizing and enhancing the rich cultural, natural and architectural resources that make North Manchester a unique and wonderful place to live. Thanks to the active participation and financial generosity of this great community, MMS accomplished quite a bit over the past year.
MMS coordinated the second annual Eel River Arts Festival showcasing North Manchester's varied creative talent. The event encourages tourism, instilles local pride and provides creative enrichment activities for all ages. And, the America in Bloom committee organized the biannual Garden Walk, a destination attraction featuring six distinctive private gardens throughout the North Manchester area. MMS offers personalized engraved pavers; 315 have been installed in the downtown sidewalks to date. All paver sales revenue is restricted to town improvement projects. MMS is also exploring strategies to promote small business retention, recruitment and development.
MMS and North Manchester Parks and Recreation developed a 5-phased Community Trail Network construction plan and funding strategy. Phase I installation of the signage and sharrows was completed in fall 2013; the opening ceremony was summer 2014. For the holiday season, MMS encourages Main Street corridor businesses to "Light Up The Town" by outlining their windows in white lights. MMS adds to the festivities and downtown decorations with storefront holiday artwork by Manchester Community Schools' students. And, to celebrate all these 2014 achievements, MMS hosts an annual Holiday Gala. This exclusive event highlights North Manchester's numerous attributes – historic buildings, great restaurants, diverse retail and multi-talented residents.
"Manchester Main Street represents a diverse range of age groups, businesses, and economic and community interests in North Manchester. It is by nature a community-driven process empowering local citizens to enact positive change," said Renata Robinson, MMS' Executive Director. As project planning begins for 2015, MMS welcomes new committee members and the public is invited to attend meetings to voice town improvement suggestions. There are six active committees: America in Bloom, Economic Restructuring, Historic Preservation & Design, Manchester PATH Group, North Manchester Garden Club and Promotion & Art.
"If you like what Manchester Main Street is doing, we also urge you to visit our website and download a 2015 Business or Individual Membership form," said Robinson. MMS' office is in the Chamber building (109 N. Market Street), and Robinson encourages business owners and community members to stop in, gather more information and provide feedback. You may contact Renata Robinson directly at 260-901-6045 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Do you ever quilt with people or are you a loner quilter?
I do both. If I really need to get something done I quilt alone but I prefer to have company. I also listen to books on tapes, radio dramas or sermons while quilting so it doesn't seems so lonely. I had a sewing room but my son moved back so I lost it and I have to say I think I get more done without it because I'm with my family and not away in a room by myself. Vicky |
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- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 29, 11 at 6:59
At home it's just me and the pup, so I am quilting alone, with the radio or CDs playing. When I go on quilt retreats I'm with 3 or more people chatting the live long day - and I love it! I think sharing your life stories and exchanging feedback on quilting techniques and design is so bonding with a group of quilting friends. With my round robin group we find we get so many more good ideas for our quilts' when we're together. Teresa |
At home, I enjoy the time by myself, and feel I get more done that way. I am not a TV person, except to watch the Phillies!! From my quilt guild there are several of us that get toether about once a month. We do small projects together, lots of show 'n tell and share ideas. Always a ton of fun, much like Teresa's bunch. |
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I sew alone, in quiet for the most the part. I have always preferred quiet when I work, no matter what I am doing. Sometimes I will listen to something on my iPad just to distract or occupy the the other side of my brain. I have no other friends who sew or understand the deep satisfaction creating something brings me. It has been that way since I started sewing as a young child. I did join the local Guild, that now has over 300 members and growing. The monthly meetings are business meetings, with very little about quilting. I have taken some of the workshops given by 'famous' instructors. I like the solitude sewing allows me....."my bubble bath". |
I'm a lone quilter too and really cherish that time. I'm sure a retreat would be fun but it would be more social for me and less about the quilting. When I'm quilting though I usually have the TV on or an audible book. It really is Me Time! |
- Posted by lafonda_ranch (My Page) on Wed, Jun 29, 11 at 9:04
I'm a lone quilter as well. Since most of mine is hand applique, I do it in the evenings while we are watching TV. Lately, I things have been so busy, there hasn't been much of that! I'm working on a BOM and I'm still trying to finish May's block and July is just around the corner. I do like to take an occasional class where I can be around other quilters. |
Another loner here! Once in a while I take a class or go to my guild's fun night, but I've never just gotten together with one or more gals to just sew. My guild has a retreat each summer where they do that - spend a weekend socializing and working on whatever projects they bring, but that doesn't appeal to me. Part of it is probably b/c in my sewing room I have everything I need and know where everything is. I like being able to just dive into my closet to search for the perfect piece of fabric or the perfect size piece of batting. If I'm going somewhere to sew I have to really think it through so I don't forget things. Donna |
- Posted by quiltpartner (My Page) on Wed, Jun 29, 11 at 11:08
Another split personality here:) I have a sewing room that is at the opposite end of the house from the family room where DH hangs out much of the time evenings. Either he pokes his head in now & then or I go out & spend a few minutes w/him. An added plus to this arrangement, he delivers drinks & snacks! What a guy!! While quilting I listen usually to Pandora radio because I like to mix my own music:) On the rare days I have no little ones at my house, I go quilt w/my mom & friends. Sometimes it's just her & me - other times there are 4 -6 of us. We go out for lunch, have a blast & for the most part get a lot done. I love the comaraderie of those gals. Two of them were former employees at my store. I will say at the fall retreat I spent way too much time deciding what to work on! This year I'll plan better! :) |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Wed, Jun 29, 11 at 11:38
At home, I sew alone....usually with music or the TV on. Was fortunate to be able to have a couple sessions with Salijo while in IN and we both enjoyed it. Nobody around here to get together with (except for lunch), plus, I don't like having to haul a machine for just a couple hour thing. Definitely enjoyed the retreat when I was there and hope to get there again.....sigh. SharonG/FL |
My studio is in my garage, so I'm usually alone. I do have the TV on, though. I have one or two quilting friends in my neighborhood, and we occasionally get together - mostly when they need a really large table, LOL. Mine is 60" wide x 96" long - very useful for laying out blocks, cutting wide quilt backs, or piecing batting. But mostly, I prefer to work alone. I do not enjoy collaboration, for the most part. I like all aspects of quilting, so I want to plan the design, choose fabrics, make the top, and do the quilting. Then it really is my work. |
Right now I am assisting my GD in making a quilt and have helped my GS do the same. That said, I like doing my thing alone, in a quiet atmosphere with my squirrels and birds to keeping me company. It is nice to have my DH near by to share with and have a friend to go fabric shopping with or my DD to help with layout planning, but construction time is mine. I charish the time with my forum friends,the BDB's and the input that they share but that is as near to sewing with others that I desire. Jayne |
- Posted by polardream (My Page) on Thu, Jun 30, 11 at 14:13
I tend to be a lone quilter - often sewing late into the night. I enjoy having the TV on for background. Seems like there isn't a convenient location to group quilt. My neighborhood quilt group meets once a month and we often do a small learning project. I have taken projects to ask advice/ and show and tell. I have taken some classes and do enjoy seeing and learning from others. I have never attended at retreat but would love to attend the Camp Cheerio retreat to meet forum friends and experience a group sew! Sue |
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Stefanie D Lindlau
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMHC, LMFT
"Do you feel like your life has no meaning? Are you just "going through the motions"? Have you given up on your dreams? Is pain preventing you from living your life? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you don't have to keep suffering. We can help! The Meaningful Life Center helps people just like you develop the meaningful and fulfilling lives they deserve.
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Laura Deery
Marriage & Family Therapist Intern, MS
"Life can throw some traumatic things at you. It is my privilege to be present with you on your journey toward healing and empowerment. I help individuals, and also offer marriage, premarital, or family counseling. When working with relationships, I have a unique approach in that I do "co-counseling" which brings TWO counselors into the sessions. You get both the male/female perspective along with more solutions, ideas, and insight. I work with a registered Mental Health Counselor intern (IMH 12877).
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Ashley MacClary
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"I am Licensed Mental Health Counselor and I offer counseling to individuals and families struggling with self-esteem, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and different life stressors. I am fully committed to my clients' success and growth. It is my belief that the therapeutic relationship is a crucial element to therapy. I strive to facilitate an environment that is trusting, inviting, safe, nonjudgmental, and professional. I focus on serving, adults, adolescents, and families through individual and family therapy. I have experience working with trauma, addictions, and at risk youth. I specialize in working with adolescents and young adults.
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Marcia Butcher
Counselor, MA, LMHC
"Do you sometimes find yourself feeling overwhelmed with life? Or relationships? Or circumstances? I can offer you a fresh perspective through my creative counseling approach. I specialize in premarital and marriage counseling as well as helping children and adults through trauma, transitions, grief, and personal development.
"Is a current or past relationship impacting your mental health, social life, academic performance, or career? If you answered "YES," I can HELP! I am an integrative therapist who provides a safe and nonjudgmental environment for you to explore any questions, concerns, or fears that you may have about your relationship.
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"NewBridge Addiction Recovery Center is the finest comprehensive addiction outpatient center in Central Florida. Our "State of the Art" facility is conveniently located in beautiful Winter Park and close to I-4. We help patients begin their new healthy lives through our "Three Steps to Recovery" : 1) Physician Monitored "Detox At Home" Program. 2) Evidence Based Intensive Counseling Program. 3) Relapse Prevention & Natural Health Support. Our mission is to provide discreet personalized dual-diagnosis Addiction Treatment and Mental Health Services to adults for whom drugs and/or alcohol have become a problem in their lives. We teach our patients to see and recognize the patterns of the addictions that control them, as well as underlying causes. We introduce our patients to treatment programs that include drug and alcohol assessments, detox & medically assisted recovery, relapse prevention skills, peer support, daily reflection, nutrition & wellness and therapy activities. In addition to planning a strategy for their futures, we teach communication skills, encourage individual spiritual growth, personal ethics and methods of improving relationships. Our goal is to help individuals learn new ways of living that will allow them to enjoy and cherish life.
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"Patricia is the Clinical Director of NewBridge Addiction and Wellness Center and as a Licensed Mental Health Therapist, has many years of successful treatment of those who desire discreet and personalized help with their Alcohol and Drug addictions. With her Masters of Arts in Counseling from Rollins College as well as her many years of experienced passionate care, Patricia is among the very best.
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"MARRIAGE AND COUPLES. My focus is on relationships: trauma from affairs; constant fighting; frustrations while trying to communicate; loneliness. Aren't sure where your relationship is going? I can help. I'll get you started with a plan that will improve your relationship. My phone is answered live, 7 days a week.
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Christi Rogers
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"As a Counselor, my goal is to help you regain hope so you can uncover your true potential. Once hope is restored, the healing process begins and we can then move toward achieving peace and harmony in your life. By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, I see clients every day come to understand long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that were holding them back. If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you're just ready to move in a new direction, I look forward to working with you.
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"There are many reasons why people choose to explore how therapy can help with the challenges in life, marriage, parenting and moving forward from past painful events. No matter the reason, therapy is a unique experience for each individual and it begins with developing a therapeutic relationship in a compassionate environment without judgement. Everyone (including children) has internal wisdom in how to heal, grow, & experience life from their most authentic selves. I strive to create an environment for you to explore your experiences, feelings, beliefs & relationships while giving a voice to all parts of yourself in the process.
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Marcia T Norman
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"New year - new you! Are you struggling with transitions in your life such as divorce, relationships, difficult children or work problems? Feeling stuck or overwhelmed with anxiety or deep sadness? Let me help you create a happier, more rewarding life. Know that the focus in sessions is on you and helping you move to a happier, more satisfying life.
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Connie Dawson-Toft
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"Help is a session away! I work quickly with adults to give you some take away tools to manage what you are going through. It is realistic for you to have a better understanding of how you experience your life and ways you can shift your experience to a more comfortable way of being. I offer several options for children and teens including play therapy and sand tray therapy. The play therapy helps children and their parents learn new ways to reduce childhood stressors and acting out behaviors. This process also results in more positive feelings between parents and their children.
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Melissa Yost
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"Are you facing a difficult season in your life, unsure of how to proceed? Perhaps you would like to make a major change in your behavior or relationships. Your present way of living does not have to continue. You can make a lasting change, and it can begin now. Together we will evaluate your current situation, make goals for how you would like your life to be different, and work together to rewrite your life's story. Whether you are struggling with depression, anxiety, relationship discord, or life style issues, let's get started on a new path today.
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"I believe in tailoring the therapy to the client rather than the client to the therapy. I have learned a variety of different approaches to psychotherapy including talk therapy, hypnosis, and relationship enhancement. I specialize in treating anxiety, depression, traumatic memories, smoking cessation, weight loss and pain disorders.
"At Resilience, we have 15 therapists and a board certified psychiatrist. We offer counseling for a variety of problems, and offer day, evening, and weekend appointments. We also offer home-based counseling services in Seminole and Orange counties. We work with children, adolescents, and adults in individual, family, and group settings. Some of our clinician's areas of clinical focus include adults and children dealing with developmental disabilities, ADHD, anxiety, depression, adjustment problems, abuse & neglect, adoption, behavioral challenges, domestic violence, anxiety, work problems, parenting, and couples. We utilize a variety of techniques for an individualized approach for our clients.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me? Therapists in Winter Springs have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues. For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Winter Springs you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Winter Springs and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Winter Springs or family therapy in Winter Springs.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has visited service members wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and awarded two of them purple hearts.
The White House said the president met with a total of 21 wounded troops Friday — 16 who'd served in Afghanistan and 5 in Iraq. Obama faces a decision soon on how many troops to begin withdrawing from Afghanistan next month.
Obama has paid visits to wounded veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars in the past, including in February, when he traveled to the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., just outside of Washington.
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A day earlier, the Red Crescent helped evacuate some 600 people from rebel-held areas that have been under army siege for nearly two years.
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Ian: Looks like what is referred to as "Leaf Spot" or "Leaf Blight." Most often are fungal problems cured by application of a good fungicide. It is tough to give an exact diagnosis from a picture. Do you have an Agriculture Extension Office near you. They would be able to make specific reccomendations. Good luck with curing it. It may require several applications of fungicide. Harry |
Ian: I have the same problem. Have you found any fungicide that seems to work? Dave |
Its actually not a fungus but bacterial spot, which there are no sprays you can apply to treat. Unfortunatly the Tropic beauty peach is not resistant to bacterial spot. I have a Tropic Snow peach and Sun best nectarine, both of which are very resistant to bacterial spot. But for encouragement, last year my tropic snow did have some issues with the bacterial spot, and this year I have no problems. |
It is a fungus better known as "rust", not bacterial spot. Bacterial spot are black dots and more towards the tip of the leaf and on the fruit. The best treatment that I found is a soil drench using Dithane M-45. Mix 2 Tablespoons (1oz) to one gallon of water. To that mix you can also add water soluble fertilizer such as tomato 18-18-21 or 20-20-20 using the same amounts stated. Re-apply again in 10-days, then re-apply 10-days after that again. You can also spray the trunk, branches, and leaves with this mix. The best document actually a Power Point presentation that shows all types of peach disease and how to treat them can be found here: http://www.imok.ufl.edu/misc_news/peach_field_day06/diseases_of_peach.ppt Very informative pdf doc. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Diseases of Peach in Central and South Florida
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