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This is my first year of growing garden huckleberry. I just harvested only 2/3 cup on 10' . Info i read suggested this is a heavy feeder so next year I'll give it more. My question to you is do I need to do something to increase the flavor? I used baking soda on the first boil, then continued boiling for another 45 min. I topped pancakes with them and used honey to get sweet but they were kind of bland. Was I expecting to much? Is it the perennial huckleberry that's more flavorful? |
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If by 'huckleberry', you mean wild blueberries, then...yes. The garden 'huckleberry', is a relative of the tomato and probably not much like a blueberry at all. |
I have raised the'garden huckleberry'. It has its fruits turned upward and they are purple. Let them get FULLY ripe as they are naturally tart. If you make pies of them [or anything] mash them up very well and be prepared to sweeten more than a dab. |
- Posted by Slimy_Okra 2b (My Page) on Mon, Aug 18, 14 at 19:22
I have not grown them but have read that they are quite bland. You may want to try mixing them 50/50 with a more flavorful fruit, such as strawberries or peaches. |
I think they have a strong unique flavor that may not and need not blend with anything else. Slimy_Okra, These are not Wonderberries. |
I have to wonder if anyone else here is talking about the 'garden huckleberry'. These fruits are borne with the blossom end sticking upward...not hanging down and small like nightshade. |
Not sure if jbraun is talking about the so-called "garden huckleberry", but I know I once purchased something by this name which, as dbarron said, is not truly a huckleberry, but is a member of the nightshade family. It may be purple, and it may look like a berry, but it doesn't taste anything like what I think of as berry flavor. It was bland tasting to me, sort of like a flat-tasting tomato or a tomatillo. I decided it wasn't for me. |
- Posted by theforgottenone1013 5b/6a MI (My Page) on Tue, Aug 19, 14 at 10:05
Using scientific names would clear up this confusion. Rodney |
Yes, it would. Unfortunately, as in my case, I bought from a company that consistently never posted the latin names of anything. Possibly jbraun did as well. I don't buy from them now, but when I was just into growing some veggies for food, I didn't care at the time what the latin name was. :) |
Usually "Garden Huckleberry" refers to Solanum Melanocerasum. This is also called wonderberry and sunberry. I think previously it was considered a variant of S. Nigrum I believe the common name "Garden Huckleberry" is also used for Solanum scabrum. |
There is a garden huckleberry that is not wonderberry. Those things are a joke. The real one has large berries that look upward and packs some punch. |
Wayne - you've got me curious now. What family is it in, the one you're talking about? Is it another solanum? I wouldn't mind knowing the name if you find out, and when you say "packs some punch", how do you mean? Is it sweet at all? |
Sorry all,the plant was Solanum melanocerasum. I've been hit with common name confusion before. Won't happen again. |
I have grown the huckleberry for 3 years now and trying to find a good use for them. Last year I made jam using 3 cups huckleberry, 1 cup blueberry and 1 cup gooseberry. It was very good. The huckleberry doesn't supply much flavor but does add bulk, color and texture. I understand they are best harvested after light frost. I am also interested in other uses. I suspect it might be high in antioxidants but have no research to support this. |
samhain, I am having trouble finding the real deal that I am talking about. The closest thing I have seen is the link below from macmex....though these look weak. The one I am talking about has a very strong upright growth in the plant. The berries are large and DO NOT hang down, but are looking up. Not many dealers carried the seeds and even R.H.Shumway doesn't seem to have it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: huckleberry?
Wayne - it's been so long since I've grown them, but that pic Macmex put up seems right. Maybe I just didn't cook them properly. But it could also be that I couldn't get past that tomato-y under-taste, if you get what I mean. I'm like that with foods, unfortunately. Take cilantro, for example. I can't stand it - even the slightest bit in a dish can spoil it for me. I just followed the link macmex posted to Sand Hill Preservation Center, and see that what he had was, in fact, solanum melanocerasum. There's a detailed recipe for cooking at his post, JBraun. Good detective work, Wayne! |
samhain10-I'm a regular at Sand hill and this is where the seeds came from. I also used the processing from his catalog to process the Solanum melanocerasum fruit. On one other past post I saw that someone had much better success by using chicken manure. I planted about 10' and had about 10 plants come up for me. Of those plants I only harvested 2/3 cup. I left one plant for next years seeds. The seeds had turned from shiny to dull as was recommended for an indicator of harvest time. The recipies that I got online called for garden huckleberries in pancakes. I now realize that that is the common name for blue berries as well.. Anyone have recipes for Solanum melanocerasum? |
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I recently bought a 1920s era house with a very small booth eating area in the kitchen. They had a laminate covered mystery material table in the booth, so it had to go. Now I'm trying to decide what wood material to make the new table and where to start. Would a cabinet maker be able to make a custom table for me? It would be affixed to the wall and have a single leg support. Would you go with oak? It has to be very durable and low maintenance. I don't like the idea of having to seal and re-seal butcher block. Thanks from a real newbie. :) |
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A custom cab maker might be able to make a table. It depends. You'll have to ask. I have a DR table made of QS oak. It started as an antique piece, but the top couldn't be saved when they went to refinish it, plus I needed a few leaves that would have to be made new anyway. A new top was made to go on the antique legs. I didn't think to ask how the top would be finished. Turns out they coated it with some kind of poly. It's more durable than my other small antique dining table. Maybe something like that could be an option. |
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I used to have a 1995 Jeep Wrangler (we named her Sacajawea), in which we took extended trips to places like Yellowstone, Maine, New Mexico, New Orleans and other destinations. It always was a rough ride and it lacked the comfort of air conditioning, but at 55 mph on two-lane roads with the half-door windows off and the tail gate window rolled up, it was a great way to see the country. Last year I sold the Jeep; at age 78 I was ready for a softer ride. I had managed to visit all 50 States (not all in the Jeep) except one, Utah, and I wanted to see it in the Jeep, but from Indiana it was just too long of a ride to get there.
A month ago we departed on a 19-day trip west. We flew to Denver on October 2nd and spent the weekend with friends Mike and Tina, who provided great accommodations and showed us around the city. They took us to the Hillstone Restaurant for my 79th birthday dinner, and we were also joined by our friend Heather from Virginia and her guy Will. We have found that a Segway tour is a good way to learn about the history and see the sights of a city, so we also took a tour of downtown Denver with Mike and Tina on a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
The next morning we had breakfast at Snooze in Union Station before
Marcia, Tina and I boarded the California Zepher for Salt Lake City. Scheduled to leave at 8 am, we didn't depart until after 10 but it was still daylight when we got to Grand Junction, and the scenery of the Colorado Rockies from the train is magnificient. The Aspen were golden in the autumn sunlight and much of the trip follows the Colorado river.
We managed to get seats for a while in the observation car, and I couldn't stop taking pictures.
Tina's 93-year-old father George lives in Salt Lake and kindly allowed us to stay with him. He is rightly proud of his photo taken with Eisenhower while George was chief civilian administrator at the Tooele Army Depot, and he became the mayor of Tooele, Utah after the war. A farm boy from Hillsdale, IL, he has some interesting stories to tell. He and Tina took us to see the Great Salt Lake and the Natural History Museum of Utah, and gave us a tour of the city. Mike arrived from Denver in their Jeep Grand Cheerokee, and he and Tina took us up to Park City, Utah for an afternoon and a late lunch.
On Thursday, October 9th, we left Salt Lake City for Boulder, Utah with Mike and Tina in the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Our route was US 89 to Utah 24 and Utah 12. This is truly a Jeep Trip route through some of the most dramatic and beautiful scenery in the country. The Aspens were at their golden peak amidst the dark green furs, set within the ruggedness of the terrain. With Mike driving, we were able to take in all of this magnificent panorama around us.
We arrived at the Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch in the late afternoon and were delighted with our accomodations in the Lodge.
We had a chance to wander down to the the beaver pond,
check out the chicken coop and the horses, and relax on the balcony at dusk as the sun sank below the mountaintops. We had reservations for dinner at the famous Hell's Backbone Grill in Boulder, but returned to the lodge for dessert and to enjoy some singalong with other guests and Bill
at the piano. Not overly-impressed by our dinner in Boulder, we suspect that dinner at the Lodge would likely have been better and much less expensive.
After a delicious breakfast the next morning in the lodge dining room, we continued our trip down Utah 12 past Bryce Canyon and on to Cedar City and St. George. We were blessed again with beautiful weather and more of the magnificent Utah landscape. Mike and Tina have a condo in St. George, which was fromerly her father's, and we enjoyed a relaxing weekend there including the golf course view from their patio.
On Tuesday, October 14th Marcia and I said goodbye to Tina and Mike, took a shuttle from St. George, Utah to the Las Vegas Airport, and flew to Burbank, CA, where we were met by Tim, Marcia's brother. We were there for Tim and his fiance Darcy's wedding on the 17th.
They were married in a park and had a beautiful reception afterward for all of the guests at a nearby restaurant.
Of course we had a wonderful time and visit with them. We were also able to squeeze in a short trip down to Oceanside, CA to see friends Mike and Marilyn and Bill and Joan.
Mike has had good news regarding his recovery from cancer, for which we are all thankful.
We flew back home to Indianapolis on October 20th. During this whole 19-day trip, thanks to Tina and Mike and Tim and Darcy who were wonderful hosts, we only spent one night in public lodging. Just one of the many blessings of having wonderful family and friends.
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The latest version of the Play Store is no longer 3.7.11 - say hello to v3.7.13. I haven't found anything different from 3.7.11 just yet - it likely only contains bug fixes. There's no reason to lag behind, however, so if you're running a Play Store with a version lower than 3.7.13, jump right to the download mirrors below. Before you do that, let me point out a few things.
Upon playing with the Store further, I did discover a new feature compared to v3.5.19 that I didn't mention last time - inline app links in search suggestions. Take a look at searching in 3.5.19 (on the left) and 3.7.13 (on the right) - direct app links are now mixed in with suggested spellings. A subtle change, but if I can save a few clicks here and there and get to results faster, why not?
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- Google Play Store Update 4.9.13 Adds Material Design App And Content Pages [APK Download]
- [Update #2: 4.8.22] Latest Google Play Store 4.8.22 With PayPal Support, Simplified App Permissions, Bigger Buttons, And More [APK Download]
- Download: Latest Google Play Store 4.6.16 / 4.6.17 With Batch App Install, New 'Require Password' Option, Tweaked UI, Forced Self-Update, And More [Updated]
- Download: Latest Google Play Store 4.5.10 With Shared Play Store Activity, IAP Indicator, And More
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If you missed the 3.7.11 post, I'll mention this feature again as well - you can now set your preferred sharing method (long-press on the new field to the right of the share dropdown). I set mine to Gmail so that I can quickly share new apps with the team. Neat.
The APK is signed by Google and upgrades your existing Play Store. The cryptographic signature guarantees that the file is safe to install and was not tampered with in any way. Rather than wait for Google to push this download to your devices, which can take weeks, download and install it just like any other APK and enjoy the new Play Store experience.
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Thavius Beck, like many of Los Angeles' independent MCs, cut his teeth at the Project Blowed open mic workshop in LA's Leimert Park. But even in the 1990s, when Beck was a member of Global Phlowtations (along with Mikah-9, Sach, and a handful of others) and went by the handle Adlib, his sights were fixed on the future of music. His debut release, 'Vs.', showcased his ability to both conjure maximal sonic impact with limited means, and his ability to write intricate rhymes and deliver them with an effortless flow.
Since the late 1990s, however, Beck has focused much more on the production side of his skillset, releasing full-lengths under the monicker Adlib including 'Save Us', 'Experience Experiments' and 'Manipulator', as well as two full-lengths as Thavius Beck on Mush Records, 2004's 'Decomposition' and 2006's 'Thru'. Beck spent 2007 contributing production work on Saul Williams' 'Niggy Tardust' full-length with Trent Reznor, and in 2008, he entered the studio with new LA resident K-The-I???, producing K's entire full-length 'Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow'.
Between studio sessions, Beck was taking to the road, traveling Europe and the United States as both artist and DJ. His superb live hip-hop beat construction has earned him much recognition among the electronic music community, eventually leading to sponsorships from M-Audio and Ableton, the creators of ubiquitous beat software, Live. Beck's relationship with Live has grown to the point that his tours often include him booking Ableton Live instructional workshops in many of the cities he stops in.
In 2009, Mush and Big Dada released 'Dialogue'. Unlike previous efforts, which have featured appearances from Saul Williams, Cedric Bixler-Zavala (The Mars Volta), Subtitle, and many more, the only voice on 'Dialogue' is Beck's own. He released a new, instrumental album, "The Most Beautiful Ugly" on Plug Research in 2012.
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(San Antonio, TX) -- U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl is in stable condition at a military medical center in Texas. Colonel Ronald Wool said doctors are pleased with Bergdahl's physical state. Members of his family are not with him. General JosephDiSalvo said it will be up to Bergdahl to decide when he feels comfortable reuniting with his family. Bergdahl was transferred from a U.S. military hospital in Europe after being released in a controversial prisoner exchange for five Taliban commanders.


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I Care's goal is to help others improve their quality of life by providing the gift of better vision and health. From the little boy who smiles because now he sees the clouds in the sky, to the older lady who cries because now she can sew and have an income, I Care International is changing lives one by one. Vision professionals and scores of volunteers have ventured to sites in both Latin America and the United States to provide tens of thousands of people with free eye care, medications and glasses.
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Sprint Aquatics http://sprintaquatics.com/ is a San Luis Obispo company owned by Laurel Mass, which designs and imports aquatic products used for physical therapy, training, and recreation. Sprint has in their warehouse 3500 brand new water-aerobics shoes that have a slight design flaw. Rather than returning the shoes to the factory, she is donating them to Rotary. Mike McNamara has taken several dozen pairs to orphanages in Mexico (thank you, Mac!), and Tim Cleath & Jeanne Potter took several pairs to Haiti (thank you, Tim & Jeanne!).
For the rest of the shoes, Jim Eaton and Jeff Priolo determined that Paraguay would be great place to send the shoes, that's what they are working on. Searching for a Paraguayan Rotary Club partner to receive and distribute the shoes, Jeff was fortunate to connect (gotta love the internet) with Federico Lewkowitz of the Rotary Club of Asuncion, Paraguay. Federico and his fellow Rotarians are anxious to receive the shoes and to distribute them to hundreds of flood victims.
While Jeff Priolo is working on the logistics (shipping, customs, etc), Jim Eaton is working hard on raising the money for the shipping costs, estimated at $5,000, and our Board has generously allotted $2,500 toward this. Jim has contacted several Rotary Clubs, seeking donations of $250 to $500 each, to raise $2,500. So far, our Rotaract Club and Templeton Rotary have each pledged $250. Let Jim know if you would like to contribute and/or know of possible organizations, companies, or individuals who may wish to contribute. Our goal is to ship the shoes to Paraguay by November 1st; we need $2,000 more.
A big thank you to Jeff Priolo, Jim Eaton, Mike McNamara, Jeannie Potter & Tim Cleath for this great international project.
Our SLO Rotaract Club is collecting Coats for Kids at business locations throughout San Luis Obispo County.
I want to thank all of our members who have graciously agreed to have a Coats for Kids Box at their business location throughout the month. Our enthusiastic Rotaract Club Members have distributed 50 boxes to businesses throughout our county (including many of our members) in order to provide coats for needy children in our community.
Still want to help? You can bring used or new coats to our Rotary Meeting - we'll have a box set up there for collection.
It's an easy way to support our Rotaract Club - as always thanks for supporting our youth.
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noun \ˈmi-nə-ˌtȯr, ˈmī-\Definition of MINOTAUR
: a monster shaped half like a man and half like a bull, confined in the labyrinth built by Daedalus for Minos, and given a periodic tribute of youths and maidens as food until slain by Theseus
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Middle English, from Latin Minotaurus, from Greek Minōtauros, from Minōs + tauros bull
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)In Greek mythology, a monster of Crete with the body of a man and the head of a bull. It was the offspring of Pasiphaë, wife of King Minos, and a snow-white bull sent by Poseidon and intended for sacrifice. When Minos kept it instead, the god punished him by making his wife fall in love with the bull. The Minotaur (whose name means Minos bull) was imprisoned in the Labyrinth built by Daedalus. After defeating Athens in a war, Minos forced the Athenians to send human tribute to be devoured by the Minotaur. The third year the tribute was sent, Theseus volunteered to go, and with the help of Ariadne he killed the monster.
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Swedish Meatballs
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- 1 tablespoon(s) Garlic Minced
- 2 pound(s) Frozen meatballs
- 2 pint(s) Sour cream
- 2-26 oz can(s) Cream of mushroom soup
- 2 package(s) Lipton onion soup mix
- Salt
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- 24 cup(s) Minute Rice * Cooked
- 1. In a large saute pan, add olive oil to cover bottom of pan
- 2. Saute onions & garlic until soft
- 3. In a large stock pot combine frozen meatballs with onions & garlic
- 4. In a large mixing bowel add cream of muchroom soup, sourcream, Lipton Onion Soup mix
- 5. Add salt & pepper to taste
- 6. Mix thoroughly
- 7. Add gravy mixture to meatballs
- 8. Cook on low heat for 1 hr (or until meatballs are hot), stirring occasionally
- * You can also substitute egg noodles for Minute Rice
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Does the camera have a "silent" mode, i.e., the ability to turn off all sounds and flash, say in a museum or theater.
Are there filter threads on the lens barrel?
John McCormack: Anyone else having a problem viewing the samples gallery? I've tried a couple of browsers but they seem to be offline. ???
edit: Never mind. User error I think.
Anyone else having a problem viewing the samples gallery? I've tried a couple of browsers but they seem to be offline. ???
Fotogeneticist: Impressive... what's the flash sync speed for this camera? Why doesn't anyone include flash sync in specs anymore? After using a Ricoh GR Digital with a max flash sync of 1/4000 with a wireless flash setup (possible even without a hotshoe using an optical slave, which is what I am doing with my Nikon V1) I could never use a camera without at least 1/250 flash sync. Being able to overpower the sun with a ring flash at max aperture and get a nice blurry background in addition to the wraparound effect is addictive! If this thing has a fast flash sync, it may just replace my Ricoh GR or Nikon V1!
eidt: Oops. Sorry this was already commented upon.
Flash synch. is 1/50 sec. according to Panny. rep. on the B&H video preview at Photo Plus Expo this week.
Henry Falkner: It is a pocket-sized interchangeable lens camera with a 16 MP micro 4/3 CMOS sensor, and therefore in consideration for a 24x zoom P&S user like me. I would need a long zoom for something like yesterday's arrival of the tall ships. I then would regard the camera body as an attachment to the lens. I am concerned about the placement of the video button close to the display button. A similar placement on my SZ-30MR leads to operator errors when I am working on auto pilot.
Henry, I believe you can disable the video button with a menu or Fn key. Take a look at this preview video on YouTube:
I don't get the GM1 - for an amateur at least. Yes, it's small with a big sensor, but the kit lens is slow and short in reach. There's no hot shoe. To get a faster lens jumps the price up to or over $1,000, I think. Nice for a professional's second camera. I'll stick to the 1/1.7 cameras until or unless the price on the GM1 falls in the next six months.
Ben Herrmann: Bingo....glad to see this. I really like the P7700 with regards to IQ. Having this higher def EVF makes all the difference in the world. Will definitely pick this one up.
I'm with you, Ben. Always liked the Nikon colors. Can you tell me if the P7700 (and presumably the P7800) takes filters directly on to the lens barrel? Thanks.
The previous version, PSP X5, is very stable - now - after service pack 3.PSP X6 seems to be having some teething problems if you follow the X6 thread here on DPReview.com: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/52029041
I'll be sticking with X5 for now.
PaulRivers: This is so lame.
Sony came out with the rx100 which put a much larger sensor in a slightly larger body.
Nikon came out with a phone camera that puts a slightly larger sensor (than the s100/s120) is a much smaller body.
Canon...once again makes petty updates to it's cameras. Oh - and they actually **raise** the retail price for their camera as well. The s120 is now $450? The s95 was $400. They haven't made improvements of any real significance since then.
Seriously, it's no wonder everyone just uses their phone cameras.
Not everyone needs a large sensor camera. 99% of users just post to the web. I'll take the 24mm FOV over big pixels.
Ben O Connor: Any improovement from previous models?
Check the Imaging Resource preview. Lots of improvements in speed. http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/canon-s120/canon-s120A.HTM
utomo99: Panasonic need to work hard to make it better before releasing the product to buyer.
Many people still did not feel that the images quality good. Maybe just OK.
There is time to improve this
The camera is already released so don't look for any major changes or firmware updates. You get what you pay for.
Leandros S: Good up to 87mm, definitely soft at 155mm. Skin tones tend to look posterised at full size. Most shots I looked at were ISO 100 f/5.6. Stopping down might help at the tele end, but if higher ISOs don't keep up, it might be a camera for bright daylight - as the samples and other commenters suggest. I assume the lens narrows down to f/5.6 quite early. f/4 at 11mm is sharp. I tried downsampling to half size (to just under four megapixels), and I'll say at that size and ISO 100, most won't notice the skin tone flaws unless they know what they're looking for. ISO 400 (polar bear) looks good at 1/4 size (1 MP), ISO 1600 (bouncy castle) you have to take for what it is - acceptable for documenting personal events but not for your portfolio.
I doubt anyone with this camera has a portfolio. The images look good for the price and features.
The Slideshow module in the new version doesn't show captions for my images and copying the Slideshow link for emailing to others results in a display of the OLD slideshow module - which does display captions. Hopefully, this is just a bug for now. I sent an email to the Help desk about this. And, yes, I have published my site officially.
Marvol: To elaborate my point below:
All Canon needs to do if their latest on-sensor AF turns out to work is do what they did to get the first EOS M: strip away the mirror box, wrap a small body around what is left, and hey presto - a really decent EOS M 2.
What advantage does the 100D have over this hypothetical EOS M 2? The ability to display a tiny view of the world through a mundane OVF? Focus an eenie weenie bit faster? That's hardly worth the extra material.
Be patient. The EOS M 2 may be here as soon as mid September - the typical introduction time for new Canon cameras.
Downloaded a Trial version of the Express version and it crashes whenever I try to edit an image.
No thanks. I'll stick to ad-free SmugMug with it's much better user interface and great help staff.
There are many errors in the DPreview specs. Best check the Olympus site for the correct specs.
Combatmedic870: Costing more then the LX7 is a non starter(LX7 is $299). I dont see the point.
I would take the LX7 over this anyday, unless it really is that significantly smaller.
The sensor on the LX7 is a 1/2.0 vs 1/2.3, so not much a difference. but the lens is much faster.
Yes, the LX7 is a steal now. I believe the LX7 sensor is a larger 1/1.7" (7.44 x 5.58 mm), not 1/2.0. And the lens is faster at the short end at f/1.4. I prefer Olympus colors to Panasonic but the LX7 is a great camera.
HUH? Where is AfterShot Pro? I can't believe they left it out entirely. Is DPR playing favor to the "big names" in RAW conversion?


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Shredded BBQ beef & black bean filled pastry topped with mashed avocado, sour cream, tomato & fresh cilantro.
Bacon Wrapped Dates
California dates wrapped in our smoked bacon & served with a whipped blue cheese dip.
Lightly breaded calamari, flash fried & served with sweet chili dipping sauce.
Traditional hummus served with cucumbers, marinated red onions, Kalamata olives, tomatoes, feta cheese & warm flat bread. Garnished with fresh basil.
Coconut Prawns
6 prawns dipped in coconut batter & deep fried to a crunchy golden brown. Served with teriyaki sauce.
Stuffed Jalapeños
Fresh ale battered jalapeños stuffed with smoked bacon & blue cheese. Garnished with chipotle aioli.
Sweet Potato Fries
Addictively delicious sweet potato fries! Served with our Chipotle mayo dipping sauce.
Beer Cheese Soup
Our own secret rich & creamy ale house recipe! Served with rustic toast.
Bowl $5.95 Cup $3.95
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Black and Blue Salad
Spicy Cajun chicken breast on a bed of romaine lettuce tossed with 6th Street's house made blue cheese dressing, bacon, diced roma tomatoes, blue cheese crumbles & sliced avocado.
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Smoked Salmon Caesar
Northwest smoked salmon on crisp romaine tossed with our house made traditional Caesar dressing, shaved parmesan, croutons & grilled lemon.
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*Western Top Sirloin
Center cut Top Sirloin topped with a sweet & spicy ancho BBQ, crumbled blue cheese & french fried onions.
Salmon Piccata
Wild Akaskan salmon filet topped with a classic piccata sauce of white wine, capers & butter.
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Soy Glazed Salmon
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Sub Sweet Potato Fries, onion rings, soup or salad for $1.00
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*Kahuna Kobe Sliders
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Shredded Beef Philly
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Asian Chicken Burger
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California Club
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Halibut Fish & Chips
Ale-battered Pacific Northwest halibut, hand-dipped & deep fried golden brown. Served with our crispy French fries, house slaw & grilled lemon.
Poblano Chicken Pasta
Charbroiled spicy Cajun chicken breast on a bed of fresh fettuccine tossed in a roasted Poblano cream sauce & garnished with fresh cilantro & tomato.
Northwest Stroganoff
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Halibut Tacos
Three corn tortillas with Cajun spiced grilled halibut, jack cheese, sour cream, pineapple jalapeño salsa, diced tomatoes, cabbage & fresh cilantro. Served with our house dirty rice, chips & salsa.
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Don't go overboard with jewelry. Wear one or two statement pieces with each of your outfits. Meanwhile it can be tempting to show off your collection, remember that everything should have a focal point, including your outfit. Choose a small pair of stud earrings with a matching delicate necklace for a conservative and casual everyday look or go bold with dangling earrings and a matching chunky bracelet. This creates a focal point in a positive way without overwhelming the eye.


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Big Monday's Kentucky-Tennessee SEC clash will be first ESPN 3D women's game
For the sixth consecutive year, ESPN will support the Kay Yow Cancer Fund in partnership with The V Foundation and WBCA during its annual Play 4Kay women's college basketball games Sunday and Monday.
The Cancer Fund is named in memory of legendary NC State women's basketball coach Kay Yow, who died Jan. 24, 2009, after a three-decade battle with cancer.
Play 4Kay, formerly known as the WBCA Pink Zone and February Frenzy, will showcase games on ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPN3, including eight regionalized games in high definition within two telecast windows Sunday, as well as a Big Monday doubleheader. Eleven teams ranked in the ESPN/USA Today coaches' poll will take part in Play 4Kay games, including No. 2 Notre Dame (ESPNU, 3:30 p.m. ET Sunday). The matchups also include a top-10 showdown between ACC powers No. 6 Miami and No. 8 Maryland, and a Big Ten battle between No. 19 Purdue and 10th-ranked Ohio State.
Seventh-ranked Kentucky takes on No. 11 Tennessee (ESPN2, 7 p.m. ET), followed by No. 3 Connecticut at Oklahoma (ESPN2, 9 p.m. ET). The SEC clash between the Wildcats and Lady Vols will be the first women's game broadcast on ESPN 3D.
Throughout the games, ESPN also will encourage fans to contribute to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund at Play4Kay.org.
The eight regionalized games will include frequent switches to and updates from the other games as action dictates. The maps below display home market-protected games. In the 16 home markets of the competing teams, ESPN2 will start and remain with the game of local interest. ESPN3 will offer every Play 4Kay game in its entirety. The rest of the country (black areas of the maps) will be part of ESPN2's national telecast, which will allow the viewer to see the most compelling action from multiple games.
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Sept. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Wheat, rice led grains higher in Chicago on signs of reduced supplies.
The European Union's weekly wheat export licenses fell to 276,000 metric tons in the week to Aug. 30 from 326,000 tons a week earlier, a European Commission report yesterday showed. Shipments since the season began on July 1 are down 37 percent.
"Wheat supply in the EU is very tight," Commerzbank AG analyst Carsten Fritsch in Frankfurt wrote in a report today. "Replenishment of stocks is impossible this year."
Wheat for delivery in December rose 8 cents, or 1.1 percent, to $7.69 a bushel by 1:39 p.m. in London on the Chicago Board of Trade. Rice for November delivery climbed 1.3 percent to $18.20 for 100 pounds. Corn for December delivery rose 0.7 percent to $7.435 a bushel.
Milling wheat for November delivery traded on NYSE Liffe in Paris fell 0.5 percent to 207.75 euros ($296.09) a ton.
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Rice prices have climbed 5.4 percent this week as Thailand plans curbs and the U.S. crop declines. The smallest increase in rice stockpiles in five years means inventories will extend a decline that drove food costs to a record in February.
Thailand, the biggest shipper, is bringing back a policy of buying rice from farmers at above-market prices for storage. Exports from Vietnam, the second-largest, may drop 6.9 percent, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. Farmers in the U.S., the third-biggest shipper, will harvest 20 percent less after planting more corn and wheat in response to rising prices, the government says.
Rice has advanced 22 percent since the start of May, potentially worsening the lives of the 1.1 billion the World Bank says live on less than $1 a day.
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Somerset High School football coach Bruce Larson was presented the NFL National High School Coach of the Year Award on Friday morning in Glendale, Arizona, site of the 2015 Super Bowl. Larson was presented the award by NFL Hall of Fame Head Coach Don Shula, whose name is emblazened...
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Somerset girls basketball puts together a defensive gem
Defensive performances don't get much better than the one produced by the Somerset girls basketball team on Monday night. The Spartans earned their 11th win of the season by holding the winless Spooner Rails to two points in the first half. The Tigers were able to cruise to a 43-15...
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Finals week rough on Somerset boys basketball
Starting finals week with the longest road trip of the season was a bad omen for the Somerset boys basketball team last week. Losing three games last week drops the Spartans' season record to 1-12. The Spartans are 0-8 in Middle Border Conference games. They will aim for their...
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Somerset hockey plays win, lose and draw
It was an up, down and in between week for the Somerset boys hockey team last week. The Spartans' week started with a win over the WSFLG cooperative team based in Siren. The Spartans then dropped a game to a potent St. Paul Johnson team. Their week ended with a 2-2 tie against...
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Somerset wrestlers have chance to take fourth in MBC
As a result of their 41-39 win over Durand last Thursday, the Somerset wrestlers have a chance to finish in the upper half of the Middle Border Conference standings. The Spartans will face Osceola on Thursday, with the winner earning fourth place in the final MBC stats. This will...
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Somerset hockey upends New Richmond, delays Tigers' hopes for MBC title
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Somerset's Bruce Larson named nation's top high school football coach
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Continuity weighs down Somerset boys basketball team
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Somerset hockey offense suddenly struggling
Scoring goals wasn't supposed to be an issue for the Somerset hockey team this season. Since late December, the Spartans have struggled to put the puck in the net. After starting the season 6-1, the Spartans went 1-3-3 in their next seven games. In the first seven games, the Spartans...
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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Paul Pierce scored 23 points and Ray Allen added 20, as the Boston Celtics pulled out a 96-93 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Rajon Rondo had 16 assists and hit several key jumpers down the stretch to help Boston win its second consecutive game. Glen Davis added 17 points in the victory.
The Celtics overcame a big game by Timberwolves forward Kevin Love, who pulled down 24 rebounds -- a TD Garden record. Love had just six fewer rebounds than the Celtics, and added 12 points, but couldn't prevent Minnesota from losing to Boston for an eighth consecutive time.
Michael Beasley finished with 19 points for the Timberwolves, who had won three of four.
The teams' shot-making abilities kept the game close down the stretch -- over the final 3 1/2 minutes, Boston missed just one shot, while Minnesota missed three.
The Celtics trailed by as many as eight in the fourth, but with 3:35 to play, Pierce drained a three-pointer to trim the deficit to 85-83. Pierce scored only five points in the first half, but came alive in the second after a halftime talk with Celtics head coach Doc Rivers.
"Doc at the half wanted me to be a little more aggressive," Pierce said. "I was out there trying to make plays and I forgot that we had Rondo out there doing that so I can go back to my customary role of scoring the ball. That's what I tried to do in the second half."
Boston took the lead several possessions later, when Rondo fed the ball inside for Shaquille O'Neal. It wasn't a smooth pass, as the ball bounced up in the air. But O'Neal had boxed out Love and managed to sink the layup, giving the Celtics an 88-87 edge with 2:09 to play.
The teams traded baskets again, and Boston got a key opening when Love missed a three-pointer with a little more than a minute left. Allen got the rebound and found Davis open for a fast-break opportunity, forcing Luke Ridnour to foul to prevent the easy bucket. Davis sank both free throws for a 92-89 Celtics edge.
The left-handed Beasley frequently set up on the left side for mid-range jumpers down the stretch, and hit two inside the final minute to keep Minnesota close. His second, with 31.7 seconds remaining, trimmed the Celtics' lead to 94-93.
Boston drained time off the clock before Rondo missed a jumper, but there were still 10.3 seconds to go when Love secured the rebound. Love, who is noted for his outlet passing skill, had a teammate open down the court and started his motion when a timeout was called.
Love showed the frustration on his face, but the timeout allowed Minnesota to inbound the ball into a half-court set. Ridnour broke away from Rondo and accepted the inbound pass as he streaked to the hoop with the lane wide open.
But the promising play quickly deteriorated, as Ridnour was called for traveling. Even if the foul hadn't been called, Allen ran in to block Ridnour's layup.
"I didn't think it was a travel," Beasley said. "It was a great block by Ray Allen, but I didn't think it was a travel. The fact [is] that he had the same layup in the first half and they didn't call a travel on him. I'm not a referee. That's how they decided to call the game."
Nate Robinson then ran around in the backcourt before being fouled with 4.6 seconds to play, and knocked down both attempts to put Boston ahead by three.
After a Celtics foul, Minnesota inbounded the ball with 1.8 seconds remaining, but Beasley's turnaround try was well off the mark.
Minnesota held a 25-17 lead after the first quarter and a 47-43 edge at halftime, then extended its advantage to a game-high 10 several times in the third quarter.
Beasley's jumper made it a 67-57 contest with 4:24 left, but Pierce scored the next six points, and Boston was within 73-70 moving to the fourth.
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I feel you are right about the KJV, that it is the KJB, when comparing it to the vast 'foundation' of sources from which the translators gathered the text, in multiple languages.
It properly is a translation in that sense.
Now about the rest, I can't sway anyone my way, it's against the rules, and I have broken the rules too much as it is.
I came, yes to try to 'sway' as you term it, but looked like 'the fool' when I tried. (I obviously am new at the forums.)
And I don't like doing that, it's embarrassing. Yet, I moved on, and left 'it' out most of the time, using bad judgement
at times, and getting points.
I am just a simple country preacher, a Cincinnati suburb 'convert', who only has the knowledge of hearing the word of God
in a simple independent Baptist church in Southeastern Indiana (no longer in existence), and reading and studying the word of God myself.
Where the preacher preached and taught from the KJB (and he always did), teaching various 'doctrinal' subjects.
I was licensed to preach by our congregation in 1990. Giving me 'permission' to preach or teach whenever, or where ever
I have opportunity to magnify my Lord.
I have the same 'doctrines' that I have gathered from the Holy Scriptures, that I perceived from various Churches that our
Church fellow-shipped with for years. I never 'saw' some of the 'doctrines' in those independent Baptist Churches, that I read
about on this forum.
I obviously have increased in wisdom while here.
And I am trying to be more considerate of other beliefs than I did at my first postings.
I cannot, and will not defend my position that you mentioned about the 'Bible of my preference'.
Thank you for any prayers for my strength to be the right strength.
And my beliefs to be the right beliefs.
I meant that the King James is THE, ONLY, REAL Bible for the English language, God's pure Word. Everything else is a version, or a flawed translation.


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Is this a local or long distance move? Hiring a mover can get very expensive but may be your only option if you don't have helpers. I'd suggest buying boxes in a few sizes because it is much easier to pack a truck when all the boxes are the same sizes. A tightly packed truck is best because items can't shift and be damaged. Get a few rolls of bubble wrap and use it liberally with any fragile items. Get a roll or two of the film/stretch wrap, it's great for odd shaped stuff and because it only sticks to itself is useful for securing, for example, table drawers. Moving blankets too. Invest in a few packs of colored index cards, using one color for each room and write a detailed list of what is in each box on the card and tape the card to the box. When you get to your destination you can tape a card to the door frame of the room so people know where to put the boxes. Start packing NOW. It takes a lot longer than you think! |
We just moved--about a month ago. We'd bought our 'new' (to us--it's a 60 year old home) house about 4 years ago, and were living between it in the country, and our 'old' home in the suburbs since. Reasons? While we loved our old home, it was a two-story/one bath home--with the laundry in the bsement. We wanted something that was all on one floor--and we found a wonderful ranch that had everything we wanted and then some. It's also in an area that's financially depressed, so the price was a lot better (we paid about $220,000, but back in the 'burbs' the same house would have gone for 350,000-500,000, depending upon neighborhood). As to moving? We did a combination. Over the years we were living between 2 houses, we moved a lot of the small stuff ourselves, but it made sense to us to hire a mover to take care of the bigger things. Our move was about an hour between houses. We had the movers take: a large heavy dining room set, fridge, kitchen set, assorted living room furniture, Grandfather clock, and one bedroom set--as well as some bins and stuff from the garage (tools, grill, generator, etc). It wasn't that expensive--we felt that $450 was WELL worth it. And they were so fast! Arrived at one house by 7:45 in the morning, and were done at the other house before 11AM!! Less than 3 hours for the complete move! Obviously, you have to make your own decision about whether hiring a mover is in your budget and worth it, but I found that ours were extremely careful, they wrapped everything with those heavy quilts, packed carefully. And the only casualty was the final atop my mother's secretary (which falls off EVERYTIME the thing is moved from one house to another, and then has to be glued back on--LOL--so not really their fault). I'd definitely hire movers again, if I were going to move. |
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I'm still in the process of finding a mover. What should I check and compare between the companies before I choose right mover. Kindly suggest |
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- Posted by texasredhead (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 12:54
Again, it depends on how far you are moving. Presume it is in the same town. Many locals have moving services provided by off duty firemen. Check your local yellow pages or look for references from friends or aquaintenses. As it is often said, this is not brain surgery, and you can move fragile stuff in your cars. |
I'm thinking $2-2.5 thousand for a full-service move including packing and everything? Does this sound about right or is it too high or too low? it is hard to say, with what little info you have provided. How far are you moving? Across town? Across the state? What state? Across the country? Are you moving from a 1 bedroom apartment or from a 2 story 4 bedroom McMansion? Do you have possessions in outbuildings, mowers, tools, etc? I'd think having the movers pack everything, would be quite costly, considering the purchase of all the boxes and packing materials, and all the manpower hours involved. I'd suggest you give them your number and let them call you back, and then you provide them with as much information as possible. |
When I moved to a new home, I packed all my stuff but hired a local moving company to move my things to my new home not too far away. They also do long-distance moving. A rep came to my (old) home to estimate the cost of the move based on how much stuff I had to be moved. When the rep came, I already had most things already packed in boxes. I was so glad that I hired them because there was no way I could handle all that work. But I did save money by packing everything myself and also by moving some small stuff in my car. The workers who did the move were friendly and professional. My brother gave me lots of large boxes that he didn't use from his move. There are lots of places that sell moving supplies, and sometimes you can get lucky by asking around to see if anyone or any stores have free boxes (make sure the boxes are in good condition) and free bubble wrap that they would otherwise discard. I knew that this company had a great reputation, so I felt safe hiring them. I had some paperwork to read and to sign in order to hire them. Make sure you read the paperwork. Make sure that you inform them of any damage to your items within the time specified in the paperwork. You can do searches of companies online to see if anyone has written reviews. You can go online to the Better Business Bureau's web site to check the complaint history of companies. Also, ask people if they know of a really good moving company. |
You are not going to get an accurate estimate of costs by filling out a form online. The telephone rep/salesperson will ask you detailed questions about the furniture in each room, estimated number of boxes, specifics about your house (for example, lots easier/faster to move out of a one story house than 3 story with steep stairs), etc. It only takes a few minutes. I would not hire a mover because one friend had "heard of" them. When I last moved I did a LOT of research on yelp.com, the BBB's site, etc. I was very happy with the movers I chose as a result and their estimate was right on. I had friends who did not do that and hired dirt cheap movers or movers from Craigslist to try and save some money - most of them have horror stories of their stuff being held hostage until they agreed to pay more money or being damaged, or the movers showing up hours late. I was also only moving about a mile away, so I ferried clothing, plants, artwork, and other stuff over in my car, then boxed the remainder up myself. If you are cost conscious, you will save a lot by doing that, rather than the full-service move. I did a full service move once that was paid by a former employer, and I remember it being quite pricey, though very nice to have them come in and get all of my packing done in the span of a couple of hours. |
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1 And now in my vision I saw a beast rising up out of the sea. It had seven heads and ten horns, with ten crowns on its horns. And written on each head were names that blasphemed God. | 1 And the dragon stood on the shore of the sea. And I saw a beast coming out of the sea. He had ten horns and seven heads, with ten crowns on his horns, and on each head a blasphemous name. |
2 This beast looked like a leopard, but it had bear's feet and a lion's mouth! And the dragon gave him his own power and throne and great authority. | 2 The beast I saw resembled a leopard, but had feet like those of a bear and a mouth like that of a lion. The dragon gave the beast his power and his throne and great authority. |
3 I saw that one of the heads of the beast seemed wounded beyond recovery -- but the fatal wound was healed! All the world marveled at this miracle and followed the beast in awe. | 3 One of the heads of the beast seemed to have had a fatal wound, but the fatal wound had been healed. The whole world was astonished and followed the beast. |
4 They worshiped the dragon for giving the beast such power, and they worshiped the beast. "Is there anyone as great as the beast?" they exclaimed. "Who is able to fight against him?" | 4 Men worshiped the dragon because he had given authority to the beast, and they also worshiped the beast and asked, "Who is like the beast? Who can make war against him?" |
5 Then the beast was allowed to speak great blasphemies against God. And he was given authority to do what he wanted for forty-two months. | 5 The beast was given a mouth to utter proud words and blasphemies and to exercise his authority for forty-two months. |
6 And he spoke terrible words of blasphemy against God, slandering his name and all who live in heaven, who are his temple. | 6 He opened his mouth to blaspheme God, and to slander his name and his dwelling place and those who live in heaven. |
7 And the beast was allowed to wage war against God's holy people and to overcome them. And he was given authority to rule over every tribe and people and language and nation. | 7 He was given power to make war against the saints and to conquer them. And he was given authority over every tribe, people, language and nation. |
8 And all the people who belong to this world worshiped the beast. They are the ones whose names were not written in the Book of Life, which belongs to the Lamb who was killed before the world was made. | 8 All inhabitants of the earth will worship the beast--all whose names have not been written in the book of life belonging to the Lamb that was slain from the creation of the world. |
9 Anyone who is willing to hear should listen and understand. | 9 He who has an ear, let him hear. |
10 The people who are destined for prison will be arrested and taken away. Those who are destined for death will be killed. But do not be dismayed, for here is your opportunity to have endurance and faith. | 10 If anyone is to go into captivity, into captivity he will go. If anyone is to be killed with the sword, with the sword he will be killed. This calls for patient endurance and faithfulness on the part of the saints. |
11 Then I saw another beast come up out of the earth. He had two horns like those of a lamb, and he spoke with the voice of a dragon. | 11 Then I saw another beast, coming out of the earth. He had two horns like a lamb, but he spoke like a dragon. |
12 He exercised all the authority of the first beast. And he required all the earth and those who belong to this world to worship the first beast, whose death-wound had been healed. | 12 He exercised all the authority of the first beast on his behalf, and made the earth and its inhabitants worship the first beast, whose fatal wound had been healed. |
13 He did astounding miracles, such as making fire flash down to earth from heaven while everyone was watching. | 13 And he performed great and miraculous signs, even causing fire to come down from heaven to earth in full view of men. |
14 And with all the miracles he was allowed to perform on behalf of the first beast, he deceived all the people who belong to this world. He ordered the people of the world to make a great statue of the first beast, who was fatally wounded and then came back to life. | 14 Because of the signs he was given power to do on behalf of the first beast, he deceived the inhabitants of the earth. He ordered them to set up an image in honor of the beast who was wounded by the sword and yet lived. |
15 He was permitted to give life to this statue so that it could speak. Then the statue commanded that anyone refusing to worship it must die. | 15 He was given power to give breath to the image of the first beast, so that it could speak and cause all who refused to worship the image to be killed. |
16 He required everyone -- great and small, rich and poor, slave and free -- to be given a mark on the right hand or on the forehead. | 16 He also forced everyone, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on his right hand or on his forehead, |
17 And no one could buy or sell anything without that mark, which was either the name of the beast or the number representing his name. | 17 so that no one could buy or sell unless he had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of his name. |
18 Wisdom is needed to understand this. Let the one who has understanding solve the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. His number is 666. | 18 This calls for wisdom. If anyone has insight, let him calculate the number of the beast, for it is man's number. His number is 666. |
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1 Six days before Pesach, Yeshua came to Beit-Anyah, where El`azar lived, the man Yeshua had raised from the dead; | 1 Six days before the Passover, Jesus arrived at Bethany, where Lazarus lived, whom Jesus had raised from the dead. |
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As Capri Cavanni luxuriated in the sauna heat, feeling hot drips of sweat run between her big tits and down her flat stomach, a horny lady walked in and made it very clear she wasn't going to leave Capri alone. As soon as Karlie dropped her towel and began putting on a naked show of masturbating her pussy right there, Capri knew she was not going to be able to resist the tempation of joining in. Karlie took the lead, teasing Capri's neck and ears and spreading her legs wide so she could finger and lick her pussy with the skill of a truly experienced lesbian whore. Capri did everything she was told, licking greedily when Karlie dropped her juicy ass on her face, and after facesitting, licked her clit until Karlie came hard in her mouth.
Capri Cavanni & Monique Alexander are the schools yearbook editor and head cheerleader. Being so doesn't leave them a whole lot of time to actually attend class so they have to think of creative ways to get a passing grade from their teachers without actually attending. They find it works best when they double team the issue. It also works when they double team their teacher and let him fuck both of them in exchange for passing grades for a class that they will never attend.
When Capri does laundry she notices that her panties keep coming up missing. Tyler just so happen to be doing laundry every time she is doing hers and that situation is the same today. They have a small chat about how things are going when Capri remembers she forgot her laundry soap. She leaves and then peaks around the door to see Tyler smelling her underwear. This actually turns her on and she sticks her hands down her pants to massage her clit. After she craves for more than her fingers she confronts Tyler who tries to make a up a quick excuse. Tyler is surprised by the fact that she isn't upset as she strips and decides to jump up on the counter then beckon Tyler over to take a whiff from what she has on.
Capri Cavanni is naughty gymnast: busty, slutty, and flexible. And after an intense practice session on the balance beam, she needs a bit of her favorite post-workout treat, her coach Erik's fat cock! She stripped out of her workout clothes and rinsed herself off, rubbing her big fake tits and pretty little pink pussy until it was dripping wet. She gave him a blowjob and then Erik ate her out until she came hard. He fucked her hard and deep, rubbing her clit while she worked her hips, and then blew a big facial cumshot on her pretty plump lips!
Capri Cavanni was given the go ahead to experiment with girls in order to spice up her relationship with Johnny. The lucky girl that Capri chose to fuck for the first time is none other than Taylor Whyte. Johnny arrives and finds Capri about to go to town on Taylor and he is upset. Apparently there was a misunderstanding. Johnny was OK with Capri experimenting with other girls as long as he was there to enjoy it as well. Capri see's this as a very easy problem to solve. She has Johnny join in and fuck them both.


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Take the money from those lousy, good for nothing, bad politicians in office, and all kinds of good can be done!
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Larimer Square has gone from tourist trap to a hot dining destination -- for locals.
What are the hundred things everyone should do in Colorado before they die? We posed that question to our writers and editors, and this week we'll be rolling out their answers across our blogs, with can't miss events/activities in music, the great outdoors, the arts and, of course, food.
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15. Join the crowds at Pete's Kitchen at 3 a.m.Of all Pete Contos's places, Pete's Kitchen -- an iconic East Colfax institution -- has the most character, the best insomniac street-theater vibe. While the venerable joint is open 24/7, the crowds really start coming when the bars close up; by 2 a.m., there's often a line stretching out the door and down the block. But no matter what time you go, dining at Pete's is never dull; you'll be sitting by bankers, beatniks, bikers and buggy-eyed drunks, all tucking into gigantic plates of comfort food.
14. Get called "hon" at Breakfast King at 4 a.m.For those who are feeling less social at the end of a night on the town, Breakfast King reigns supreme. For more than four decades, this has been the spot for Denver's night owls to land when they're in need of a feed. The crowd is a weird conglomeration of club kids and criminals, night-shift blue collars and just plain folks who've found themselves a little bit lost on the wrong side of midnight -- and they're all treated like regulars by the folksy waitresses.
13. Hit a Santiago's drive-thru for a breakfast burrito at 7 a.m.
Colorado is lucky to have many homegrown Mexican chains -- but none have been as successful as Santiago's. And with good reason: This chain, which has twenty locations (and counting), many with drive-thrus, serves up an absolutely addictive green chile. In mild, medium and hot, it's tasty enough at any heat level to slurp up on its own -- but it's even better smothering a Santiago's breakfast burrito.
12. Try to chat with a knife-wielding kitchen worker at El Taco de Mexico"For truly amazing flavors, El Taco de Mexico is a must," wrote Bizarre Foods host Andrew Zimmern, shortly after he and his film crew touched down in the Mile High City last year to chow their way through some of the town's most iconic restaurants. El Taco de Mexico, he declared, was "Denver's quintessential taqueria," serving the "best menudo and tacos in the city." And some of our favorite enchiladas, all prepared by the busiest, knife-wielding lunch ladies you'll see in this city.Lori Midson
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Canadian River Vineyards and Winery lies along Route 77, extending toward the banks of the Canadian River in rolling rows of vines and picturesque fields. The setting incites the urge to celebrate, and the owners often do so. They host elegant weddings and parties, as well as less formal events such as movies in the vineyard, game night, and bonfires. Amongst all the shindigs they throw, the Annual Grape Stomp Festival regularly proves the most popular. Of course, people visit just as often to tour the scenic grounds and taste the wine, which comes in varieties such as Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, and Oklahoma Riesling.
Set upon a bucolic farm with vineyards and a pond, the vines at Native Spirits Winery yield cabernet sauvignon, riesling, and syrah grapes. Vintners squish and craft these grapes into a variety of vintages, including sweet and dry reds and whites such as merlot, pinot noir, chardonnay, and shiraz. All wines are available for taste and purchase in the tasting room, and Native Spirits Winery frequently holds events that feature wine tastings joined by live music.
Learn To Brew was created by a professional brewer in an effort to provide patrons with a one-stop-shop for supplies, hands-on classes, and how-to videos for crafting beer and wine. In addition to taps and kegerators for homes or businesses, staff members stock ingredients such as hops, malts, and yeasts. In their classes, they cover everything from balancing acids for wine to fermenting honey for mead.
All Royal Bavaria's unfiltered beers are brewed by guidelines of German purity law, which means they can use only four ingredients: hops, malt, yeast, and their own well water. Owned by Andy Gmeiner, a chef and restaurateur from Munich, the microbrewery sits on a 5.5-acre property. The central building is fashioned in the image of a 5,000-square-foot Bavarian farmhouse, complete with an enormous gabled roof, a 175-person outdoor beer garden, and guard rails to prevent polka dancers from flying out of control. As cool steins click to punctuate songs and toasts, traditional German dishes such as wiener schnitzel, sauerbraten, and bratwurst unfurl banners of steam against the wood-paneled walls and vaulted ceiling.
The dining room, which is reminiscent of a rural bed and breakfast, is lined with antique knickknacks, pans, and deer antlers. Large picture windows offer patrons a view of the brewery, where copper tanks mash and ferment Royal's six house-made beers. While noshing on a handcrafted sausage, revelers sway to sounds of occasional live entertainment or purchase beer by the half-barrel, hand-squeezed from the folds of the finest accordions.
At the vivacious Bolero Tapas Bar & Spanish Grill, the clatter of passing plates competes with the chatter of diners as they enjoy their multicourse meals. Executive Chef Curtis Bramlett and second-in-command Justin Ward constantly enhance the menu with weekly specials, adding to the diversity of flavors already found among the tapas. The small servings are meant to be divided and discussed, much like the drawings that Rembrandt produced on flimsy paper. The golden-fried goat cheese drizzled with tupelo honey earned laurels from the Oklahoma Gazette, which also called the caramel flan "heavenly."
Dark plank flooring supports the warm browns of the restaurant, where floor-to-ceiling windows allow natural light and fresh air to imbue the indoor space. At rows of outdoor tables, patrons can sit beneath the starlight to arrange their tapas plates in shapes that mimic constellations.
After a lifetime of practice as an ob-gyn and 10 years as an amateur winemaker, Gary Strebel's vinting hobby hit a bump in the road: His fermenting creations were taking up too much space in the kitchen, and his wife, Sherry, was tired of the mess. After a lengthy licensing process, Gary moved his operation into the barn, first taking his wines to the public in 2007. The now-renovated hundred-year-old barn currently serves as both a winery and gift shop, which frees the Strebels' kitchen space for the family and frees visitors from having to wedge themselves between the refrigerator and the dishwasher. In addition to its overflowing wine racks, the gift shop also fills its rustic bounds with paraphernalia such as glasses, billfolds, jewelry, scarves and purses, and Cowboy and Sooner memorabilia.


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