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Farming at Tillers International has worked out wonderfully. As I plan for the 2013 season I'm thrilled to offer CSA. Below is some information from our CSA brochure and about what we plan for the coming season. If you have interest in becoming a member/shareholder contact me or leave a comment (email me, agropraxisfarm at gmail dot com).
When thinking of a CSA name I had several things in mind. First I wanted to keep the farm and the CSA distinct. Many farms brand themselves and want to keep their marketing uniform. This CSA will be more than the typical marketing of produce that CSA seems to have become. Secondly, our relationship with Tillers International is important. Their mission to teach and support sustainable communities that teach low capital technologies is in harmony with our efforts. And lastly, our unbending recognition of nature as mentor. Being in tune with the forces and principles that guide all life is fundamental. So names were proposed and altered or dropped. Finally, in a discussion at Market a good customer used the word "Harmony". I don't remember the context but the word suddenly took meaning. I really like all of the positive images that the name conjures and we adopted the name, Harmony Acres CSA.
From the CSA brochure: "Harmony Acres CSA(HACSA) was started by the Agropraxis Farm and its organic farmer Pete Robertson. The concept of CSA is to create a Community that supports the farm and benefits from a close relationship. Many CSA's have been started by farmers as part of a marketing plan, or by organizations that seek to benefit financially from starting CSA. HACSA will be established as a "True CSA" that involves its members in decision making, work and benefits of the farm. A Core Group of members will direct HACSA and provide the foundation for development and direction of the CSA.
Agropraxis Farm is a continuing organic farm operation that located to Tillers International in 2012. Pete Robertson began growing for market in 2006 using over 25 years of organic gardening knowledge. With CSA experience that includes producing for a 100 member SW Michigan CSA this farm is being developed to support a growing community of consumers that value a direct relationship with a farm. "
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The celebrated Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán will be making their debut at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall on November 29, 2014. Founded in 1898, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán has delighted generations of listeners at performances filled with pageantry and musical virtuosity. Hailed as "el mejor… Read More
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The Bowers Museum is proud to present the latest in its series of exhibits highlighting… Read MoreKnott's "Camp Spooky" is for Families
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MIND Research Institute's Maria Cervantes discusses the Aug. 2 Math Fair on Telemundo 52's Acceso Total. The MIND Research Institute will be hosting The Math Fair on August 2, 2014 at the UCI Bren Events Center at UC Irvine from 10 am - 4pm. Admission to the event is FREE and the first 500 will receive FREE parking. Registering in advance on the website will enter you into a drawing for a FREE iPad. For more information: Read More
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The Bowers Museum, located in the heart of Orange County, is pleased to present its latest exhibition of "Heavenly Horses: Two Thousand Years of Chinese and Japanese Equine Art." During this Year of the Horse, Bowers celebrates these animals that continue to fascinate and inspire people around… Read More
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Inspired by the groundbreaking exhibition, Frida Kahlo, Her Photos, The Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) is holding their Annual Gala on Saturday, May 31, 2014. The evening begins at 5:30 p.m. with chilled cocktails and sips of premium tequila. Then at 7:00 p.m. it's time for stealth collecting… Read More
About Productions celebrates 25 years
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About...Productions is celebrating 25 years of creating original interdisciplinary theaterworks and educational programs that provoke new perspectives on history, humanity, and culture. They are holding unique fundraising events to celebrate their history and support the programs future. About...Productions… Read More
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what to do in pigeon forge
what is the funnest thing to do for a middle age couple in pigeon forge?
Safety and medical help
I've spent a lot of time looking online at cabins in the Pigeon Forge and Sevierville area. I would like to find one less than 10 minutes from medical help as we have a daughter with a tricky heart. I'm also concerned that there be reliable cell phone coverage wherever we end up, in case we would need to make a call for help. There is very little mention of medical emergencies/concerns like this in the descriptions of the cabins, and I am FAR more concerned to know where a hospital is than where the closest grocery store is located. Any suggestions?
pigeon forge to memphis
just wanna ask what is the cheapest transportation from pigeon forge going to memphis?
What are the options for getting to/from Pigeon Forge from Knoxville Airport
pets welcome
Where is the nicest , reasonably priced place to stay that allows pets? In Pigeon Forge, Tn.
thanksgiving dinner
Where should we eat thanksgiving dinner
Fun for KIDS
I will be traveling to Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge next month. I will have my 3 and 4 year old grand children with me. Please give me some idea on MUST SEEs, age appropriate fun, price friendly etc etc. Any recommendations is appreciated.
Gulf Coast Resident
Family get together
I am getting married in Sept. and I need a place that isnt too expensive to rent to kinda have a reception but it isnt going to be much of a reception, just around 25 people and we are going to have a dinner then we will leave. and the wedding wont be done til 7 so we will only be there for maybe two hours. Any ideas of cabin rentals with meeting places, community centers, church halls, anything? Thanks! :)
Cheap Monthly Lodging Extended Stay Pigeon Forge
Are there any Extended Stay Places in Pigeon Forge similar to Value Place or Intown Suites? My husband and I want to relocate to the area and need something economical an expensive Cabin or Resort is out of our budget range. Looking for something we can get with a place to cook for around $225 per week. Any thoughts?
Martial Arts in Pigeon Forge
Hello! Tell me please are there any martial arts clubs in Pigeon Forge? Thanks.
Ideas and Tips
Hello. This week will be my first visit to Tennessee. We will be staying at the Sterling Springs Resort in Sevierville. What are some sights and must-see/do things? Anything helps!
What is happening in Pigeon Forge?
We will be in Pigeon Forge for 2 nights this summer. What do you recommend to do and where is a good place to eat. I have a 14 and a 15 year old. We plan to go to Dollywood. Someone mentioned an indoor skydiving place but I'm not sure it is worth the price. Where is the best place for touring the mountains.
Has anyone stayed in one of the cabins at Smoky Cove Resort in Pigeon Forge?
I found several cabins that looked great on the Smoky Cove website. My favorite was call Pinnacle Vista. Has anyone stayed in Pinnacle Vista or in any of the cabins at Smoky Cove? Were the cabins as nice as they appeared in the photos?
when is the Dollywood parade
Thanksgiving dinner in Pigeon Forge
We are taking our son (age9) to Pigeon Forge for the first time the week of Thanksgiving. We would like to have a "tradional" Thanksgiving dinner at a nice resturant. Does anyone have a suggestion?
When is the parade for Opening Dollywood 2007 and will Dolly be in it?
We are a familly of 3 from Israel planing to travel from New York city south to Smoky Mountain
including Pigeon Porge .We have 2 weeks
Please can you help me planning a trip from N.Y to Atlanta
We can Do a a cicular Trip and return to N.Y with the car or one way till Atlanta and fly back home.
Thank you very much
Abraham Likverman
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the mountains @ thanksgiving first timers
Can we go this time of year - thanksgiving...... for less than during the summer months? I am looking at taking my 2 teens - 16 & 17 there over thanksgiving. anyone been to PF during this time? We are looking for a nice place to stay and hit some shops and have some 'teen stuff' to do... WE HAVE NEVER BEEN - LET ALONE OVER THANKSGIVING! Thanks
Anyone know about Whispering Pines condos
We made reservations here for June, anyone know anything about this place?
Mountain Trace Inn anyone stay here?
This is where we are thinking of 69.95 a night
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a cheep hotel to stay at that's sleepable though
Mountain Trace Inn is where we are thinking off 69.95 a night.
Any other ideas for that price.
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Question on cabins in Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg area
We are looking into staying in a cabin for our honeymoon in September. We would like something romantic, but with the beautiful mountain views. I have seen pictures on the internet and the views look spectacular, but I have heard that some of these cabins are right on top of each other and you can practically see into your neighbor's cabin or they can see into yours - definitely not ideal for a honeymoon! Is this true, and if so, what is the best way to avoid this? Any info is appreciated.... :-)
Where should I stay and eat in Pigeon Forge and Gatlingburg
My group will consists of my sister, her two girls, ages 9 and 6, my mom, who is 74, but in great shape and myself with my 11 year old son. We will be going to Dollywood on June 9 and 10. Please tell me a great hotel (or possibly cabin) to stay---as close to Dollywood as possible. I'd also love some suggestions on restaurants. Thanks
Majestic Mountain Vacations cabins???
Has anyone stayed in these cabins before? They are kind of close to Dollywood. Our honeymoon is in May, and we have chosen one of their cabins to stay in. I just wanted to know what to expect... are the cabins nice? How is the customer service? I have heard one positive review about them so far, but I want to know more. Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks much! Nicole p.s. Does anyone know of any must-do's while we are there? We want a nice relaxing week away, but we want some fun things to do too!
Shops and recreation
My husband and I are are newly weds living in "Flood-rida" and are excited to go to Pigeon Forge and out of Florida for a week. Should we buy clothing at the oulets when we get there or should we buy them here. Outlets to us here means you get a good deal for name brand stores. Also, are there any good white water rafting places or is that even a good idea. Any reviews on Dollywood? Never been , loved to know. Thank you in advance !!
putt putt n others
Hi we are leaving next monday for tenn. wooohoo...I just had 1 more question... my husband wants to go to a putt putt place...was wondering if any1 had tried one in pigeon forge or gatlinburg and if so, which 1 and did they enjoy it... thank you again...stacey
traveling to pigeon forge need advice
Hi my husband and I are going to pigeon forge in june...would like ideas on places to eat n must sees...and also must do's... thank you in advance...stacey & family
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I saw this article today from the NRA:
Some gun owners could carry concealed firearms into establishments where alcohol is served under a bill passed by the Ohio Senate. The Senate voted 25 7 Wednesday to allow people to carry concealed guns into restaurants or bars as long as the license holder does not drink any alcohol. The measure would still ban people from carrying a firearm into any establishment that clearly prohibits concealed weapons on the premises.
Does anyone know when this will be official? I'm heading to Ohio Saturday and would love to carry when I go out to dinner.


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SWMBO asked me to pick up bread & milk on my way home today and as usual, I somehow head to the bread isle via the beer department. They have a cabinet under lock & key for the very pricey wine & champagne, but Dogfish 120????? WTF??? Sorry for the crappy phone pic.
Cheers, EdWortHaus Pale Ale, Bavarian Hefeweizen, Robust Porter, Oktoberfest Ale, Wounded Knee IPA, Rye IPA, BCB IPA, Kolsch, Apfelwein
Because it's so hard to get in large quantities, many places have a one DFH 120 bottle per customer rule. Perhaps that's the reason for the lock and key.
You couldn't give that stuff to me.
wow, thats a classy place when they lock up the booze
"Never ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by incompetence." - Napoleon BonaparteAn intelligent man is sometimes forced to be drunk to spend time with his fools. - Ernest HemingwayFermentation Cabinet●Adding Faucets to a Tower●DIY Hopback●Portable Kegerator
Rogue Ales sell at my local supermarket for $11.59 now! And get this: Mexican budwiser (aka Corona) is $19 for a half-rack! F-in arm-and-a-leg for Piss Warm Chango!
The HEB on 71 and Bee Caves? Weird man....
My LHBS keeps that stuff in the back room and you have to ask for it. But they have an "open door" shop for everything else. I just walk in to the back and get my grains, hops, yeast, kegs or what ever. But the 120, you have to ask for it.


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Feldman Architecture [7] was hired by the owners to update and reconfigure this 1906 stucco-clad Victorian. The clients requested to keep the building's traditional feel, but they wanted to infuse modern elements, a lot of daylight [8] and sustainable features. They also wanted to have a garden accessible from the main living space.
To accomplish this, Feldman placed the main living space and kitchen on the top floor and removed a section to add a rooftop garden. Now the main living areas get the best lighting and have access to a new private garden with views of the surrounding city. Rooms were opened up by removing walls, and more light was added with the addition of skylights and large windows on the south side. Open-riser stairs, a light well, and interior windows also allow light to filter down to the second floor hall. The interior is finished in bright whites that further reflect the light and a number of eco-friendly materials.
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32 Everything that I command you, ye shall take heed to do it; thou shalt not add thereto, nor take from it. | 32 See that you do all I command you; do not add to it or take away from it. |
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Saturday, November 28
The Bradley Center
Attendance: 16,128
Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Rashard Lewis sank the game-winning shot with 44.7 seconds left and ended with 14 points, as the Orlando Magic overcame a slow start to edge the Milwaukee Bucks, 100-98, at the Bradley Center.
Dwight Howard tallied 25 points and 20 rebounds for the Magic, who have won two in a row and seven of eight overall. Vince Carter chipped in 25 points and six rebounds for Orlando, which trailed by 17 points in the first half.
"You know going into the game that teams are going to bring their "A" game. You've got their high energy and Brandon Jennings was playing unbelievable basketball, but, for us, it was just sustain and weather the storm and find a way to win especially in the second half. I think we did a great job of that," said Carter.
Ersan Ilyasova had 20 points and 16 rebounds for the Bucks, who have lost four in a row after a three-game win streak. Luke Ridnour ended with 20 points and six assists while Brandon Jennings finished with 18 points for Milwaukee, which shot 41.1 percent from the field.
The Bucks were without guard Michael Redd due to a sore left knee that has kept him out of 10 games this season.
"We got fatigued, you could see it. We had several breakdowns in a row. We went under a high screen on (Jason Williams) and he hit one, we left him again and he hit another corner (three pointer). They sort of just walked us down, we just ran out of gas for awhile and lost our focus," said Bucks coach Scott Skiles.
Five straight points from Carlos Delfino put the Bucks ahead 79-75 early in the fourth. However, the Magic responded with a 16-2 burst. Carter and Howard each had five points on the run, which J.J. Redick ended with a three-point play for a 91-81 lead with under 5 1/2 minutes remaining.
Milwaukee chipped away at the deficit and tied the tilt at 97 on Jennings' trey with 2:40 left. After each team exchanged baskets, Carter made 1-of-2 from the line to put the Magic ahead 98-97 with 1:44 to play.
Ilyasova connected on 1-of-2 shots from the charity stripe to deadlock things at 98 with 1:06 remaining. Carter missed a jumper at the other end but Howard pulled down the rebound. Jason Williams then passed off to Lewis, who hit the game-winning 11-footer with 44.7 seconds to go.
Ilyasova and Ridnour each missed a shot before Lewis pulled down a big defensive rebound. The clock ran out after a scramble for a rebound off a Carter miss.
With the score tied at 19 late in the first quarter, the Bucks used a pair of Hakim Warrick free throws and a Ridnour three-pointer to take a 24-19 margin. The score was 26-21 heading to the second.
Milwaukee opened the second stanza with a 17-8 run to build a 14-point margin. Warrick had 10 points during the flurry that Jodie Meeks capped off with a trey for a 43-29 lead with 7:07 left until halftime.
The margin reached 17 when Jennings made a three-pointer to make it a 53-36 game with 2:51 to go. The Bucks took a 56-47 margin into the locker room.
Down 72-63, the Magic closed out the third frame with 10 straight points to take the lead. A Carter slam gave Orlando a 73-72 edge.
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Dessert Cravings
(28 Recipes) Created by MUSICTURNSMEON
Recipes in this Collection
Who can resist thick, creamy decadent cheesecake? Try this low-fat version in the single serving size. Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 120.6
We love all the sweet flavors and contrasting textures in this simple fruit salad. Sprinkle chopped, toasted nuts or granola on top for crunch. Carbs: 31.5g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 136.7
Submitted by BB_WOLFE Carbs: 22g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 4.1g | Calories: 177
I am known for my pancakes, so trust me on this one! Submitted by AMROZ123 Carbs: 18.2g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 92.6
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A fun pie for St Patricks day or ANY day! Submitted by NIGHTSKYSTAR Carbs: 11.1g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 0.1g | Calories: 135.2
Very Good 4.6/5
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Whipping this otherwise old-fashioned hot chocolate creates the illusion of creaminess. Carbs: 9.9g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 7g | Calories: 71.5
Cool, refreshing, and great for you! Carbs: 32.9g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 133.6
Very Good 4.1/5
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The ginger gives this smoothie a kick. Carbs: 29.7g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 6.9g | Protein: 8.3g | Calories: 181.5
Very Good 4.0/5
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A yummy dessert made with complex carbs. Carbs: 35.3g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 7.9g | Calories: 196.1
This is a delicious, light, refreshing dessert. It's low cal and sugar and can be made with the lite pie filling in any flavor. Note that this needs to be made the night before to soften the graham crackers. Submitted by HOCKIMAMA Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 80.1
Try these light and low-fat personal pies for dessert during the fall. They're a great substitute for pumpkin pie or sweet potato casserole. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 33g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 151
This healthy apple crisp recipe is sweet and simple to prepare but uses very little added sugar. Submitted by JLCROMP Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 127.4
This lightened-up version of caramel popcorn is our favorite tailgate treat. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27.7g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 0.7g | Calories: 116.7
Very Good 4.1/5
(155 ratings)
A nice fall treat; perfect with a warm cup of tea. Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 127.7
Bake these over the weekend, and enjoy throughout the week for breakfast or a snack. Carbs: 46.2g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 276.5
Editor's note: Use your favorite milk or yogurt in this recipe. Use ice cubes instead of water for a frozen treat. Submitted by ROKERSHNER Carbs: 20.6g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 5g | Calories: 119.3
A zesty way to prepare a traditional cheesecake. Carbs: 26.3g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 177
This July 4th treat is fun, festive, and full of summer fruit. Submitted by LELLIS11 Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 191.7
Very Good 4.5/5
(15 ratings)
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I use this eye palette daily especially the dark purple and lavender shades. Sometimes use the white sparkle when I want to use a highlighter. Its really good value for money as I get so much use out of it. Eyeshadow takes ages to use up so I doubt I would need to repurchase again even if it was available (unlikely as it is a limited edition item). The peacock green shade is also gorgeous!
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I just bought a house in April '06. I was cleaning up the front garden bed, and came across this plant that looked like it was something special. It was hidden behind a bush, so I trimmed back the bush. The plant had one bloom on it, and after some research - I discovered the plant was a "bowl of beauty" peony. Unfortunately, I only had the one bloom. The plant is at the front of the house, faces west, but only gets sun in the afternoon. Where is the best place to move this plant. I hear that wherever it is, ants like them alot, and it helps the plants. I want more blooms next year. They are beautiful - nothing I have ever seen. I assume that the plant is very hardy, its approximately 18 - 24 inches tall, and I think there is about 20 or so. I know nothing about caring for these "beauties." Please I need help!!!!! |
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- Posted by caroldiane 5 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 27, 06 at 11:55
Rainbow, if indeed the plant is a peony then do try to give the plant as much sun as you can. A south or west exposure is therefore, what it needs. Ideally, six hours is minimum...but the plant may do OK given less...say 5 hours of the best intensity of sun..the afternoon sun....the plant may just not perform as well as expected. Fertilizing and giving them a good enriched soil with some lime added in the spring can help. About peony; This plant is very pernicketty about what depth it is planted in so if the plant is blooming where it is and you wish to move it, be sure to put it at the exact same depth it was in its former home. Cant over-emphasize this requirement. The move: Again, peony has this thing about it...disturb it..it wont bloom...for a year...maybe two years. With any move, you have to try to encompass the plant with as much root ball as possible. Hopefully, such amount of soil could influence the plant to not go into a tizzy and may indeed bloom next spring. (but don't count on it) A suggestion. One peony is hardly sufficient to bring to your bed as much color as this plant can do....so why not, buy some more tubers NOW....they should be in your garden centers and nurseries at this time. Mid September/October is the ideal time to plant peonies. The topmost nodules...the buds that begin next season's shoots, should not be any deeper than 2" below the surface of the soil. This is also A MUST. About future care: Peonies, by their nature, will stop blooming if they are planted too deep. So, in the spring, when you feel you wish to cultivate around your bed, be sure to NOT topdress your peonies. Putting soil ontop of a peony is effectively putting the plant deeper....and it wont bloom. They're really sons of guns......but hey, once you get them to bloom, they are well worth the aggravation. Oh, by the way, peony produces one of the largest blooms in plantdom...so before the plant emerges much from the ground, put some stakes, or a wire cone above it; let the plant grow up into the cone and when it is full-up, it will be supported. Otherwise the bloom's heaviness will bring it down. |
- Posted by caroldiane 5 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 27, 06 at 12:09
Rainbow, I should have added since you mention "ants". They do nothing for the health (good or bad) of the plant. All they are there for is for the nectar that peonies exude in the buds as they mature. The ants are there just for a free meal and do not have anything to do with however the buds open. |
But the ant thing is a reason to plant your peony bed away from the house-it also makes it easier to see them from inside. I use tomato cages, cut in half horizontally, to support them-they grow up through and the foliage hides the cage, and when it rains the blooms don't end up in the mud. |
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I'm in the market for some new Coopers and wanted some opinions on tire selection and size. First, does anyone have the AT3? It seems like a decent enough tire, I had the ATR but it's been discontinued. The AT3 is new and I was hoping one of you had this tire? I'm torn between the AT3 and the H/T at the moment, any suggestions either way? Mostly on pavement, but it has to perform regardless of weather (snow).
Second, I'm debating switching tire size because of the warranty issues I just went through. http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/whe...e-dry-rot.html I'm thinking maybe a 255/70R17 or possibly a 245/75R17. I'm leaning toward the 255 because the 245 seems to force me into a high load rating as far as I can tell. Is anyone running a narrower tire on the TRD Sport rims than stock? If so, what are you running? Thanks for the help! Based on past poll results, here's to get some interest :cool: http://eviljwinter.files.wordpress.c...0/04/boobs.jpg |
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Don't know about the AT3's but the discoverer SST's look good.
They're a 70,000 mile tire and seem to have great reviews! Everyone compares them to Michelins. They look kind of wimpy but if they perform... I might have to go for it. |
I have a short commute and like the aggressive look and performance. Good luck with whatever you choose.
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Seems the H/T has horrible reviews on a lot of websites so I'm between the AT3 and the CTS. I think I've narrowed the size between the 265/70R17 and the 265/65R17. The others are odd ball sizes or limit me to a load range E.
Keep me posted! I'm really debating between the two as well. The local yota stealership recommended both. The CTS for $672. The AT3 for $755. Im going to be traveling on the highway a lot too. Let me know what you decide!!
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PM Weazles he is running the AT3's. |
Disclaimer- I'm not affiliated with this site I just happened along it when I was researching the AT3's. At least it shows them on a Tacoma! |
I'm really torn between the AT3 and CTS and they're opposite ends of the spectrum. The CTS will get me where I need to go 90% of the time. The other 10% is questionable. I leave for work a lot of times before roads are plowed and I wonder if the CTS's will get me through a foot of snow in 4wd. They have great reviews but I'm noticing a lot of them are AWD SUV/CUV's. There's only 3/32 difference in tread depth between the CTS and AT3's but obviously the AT3 is much more open. The 70,000 mile tread warranty of the CTS is very attractive and I keep hearing they're very smooth and quiet... On the flip side, the AT3's are supposed to actually be quieter and smoother than the ATR's I have now. I've got about another hour to make my decision then I have to call and get them ordered if I want them installed on Monday...:cool: |
If you believe the Cooper marketing material I think the AT3 was designed to replace the ATR and is aimed straight at the BFG KO. How well they compare to the "benchmark" (if you want to call the BfG's that) is beyond my experience.
If it were me I would probably get the AT3 if you are only comparing the two coopers, but then again if I was having to transverse a foot of snow on unplowed roads I'd have some very good winter tires but that's my mid Atlantic mentality. |
I think my final decision is going to be AT3's in 265/70R17 :woot: |
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Do you inoculate your English peas? I asked at the local feed stores and the Ace hardware store and they looked at me and basically said "Duh". They didn't know what it was. The one that did said he would order it and call me back. I'm still waiting for his call. That was almost a year ago. I want to do the right thing with them. Where can I buy inoculant? |
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Hi,I have never bothered to inoculate any legumes.I give them a nitrogen boost of blood meal at planting & then regular feedings of fish emulsion through the season.It is my understanding that the "fixing" bacteria occur naturally in the soil & once legumes are planted there,that their numbers will increase naturally...though not as fast as if the seeds were inoculated.From what I've read,once legumes have been grown in a bed,then even with rotating crops,they do not need to be inoculated again in future plantings.Personally,I think it is more a marketing strategy,than an essential item,as all my beans/peas have produced abundantly & many were planted in beds that have never had legumes previously grown in.I hope this helps & best of luck with your future harvest.You can't beat fresh English peas as a snack |
I don't think my parents ever inoculated. I thought you had to till the plants into the soil. I'll have to research this. |
I think some seeds are treated before they are sold. I seem to recall packages being labeled as inedible because they were treated. |
- Posted by carolb_w_fl 9/10 coastal (My Page) on Sun, Dec 4, 11 at 9:52
I do - it's pretty cheap @ Pinetree & I use it on all my legumes. & I have noticed a difference... |
What is Pinetree? I haven't seen any seeds here inoculated. The blood meal treatment of the soil would be feasible. |
- Posted by carolb_w_fl 9/10 coastal (My Page) on Mon, Dec 5, 11 at 10:38
Pinetree Garden Seeds = 1 of my all-time fave seed co.s = ) It's in the 'seed-starting supplies' category... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Superseeds @ Pinetree
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This is a discussion on Traveling to El Paso, TX should I pack my piece? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; The "hassle" is minor. I just got back yesterday from Phoenix and had to cross the Canada US border and back. There are no issues ...
The "hassle" is minor. I just got back yesterday from Phoenix and had to cross the Canada US border and back. There are no issues if you follow their very simple rules.
BTW my mother in law lives in Las Cruces, so by all means carry!!
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I do not consider El Paso an unsafe place unless you want to hit the bars at night. If one goes, conducts business and stays away from risky places he will be OK.
If I had business there and could not take my gun I would go and use good judgment.
Anyone who hangs around where the gang bangers congregate after dark is not using his head.
It is not any trouble to transport your gun by air. I have done it numerous times. Take your gun, and use your head.
You might need 2.
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I don't know El Paso well, having been there only one time. Like any major city there are relatively safe and also clearly dangerous places to be.
I drove almost 700 miles to get there, and did go armed, as one never knows who might stop to "assist" if your car breaks down; or who might be lurking at a roadside rest stop.
The area I was in was quite nice, and I'd not feel particularly vulnerable unarmed. I did (do) like having something next to the bed when in the motel at night; you just never know.
I'm not as "never leave home without it" as many here, and so I would say think a little about your trip, what you will be doing, your likely real-world danger index, and plan accordingly.
Can't speak about NM as I have not been there.
I have no experience taking a firearm through the airline/tsa procedures so can't speak to that.
Checking your carry gun at the airport really isn't much hassle. At least I've never found it to be.
El Paso isn't as bad as most people think. I travel down there at least 4-6 times a year and enjoy it every time. Honestly, I think you have a better chance of getting your car stolen and taken over the border than anything else. If you use your head, stay out of the downtown area after dark and try to stay away from some of the poorer areas on the east side of El Paso you'll be fine.
That being said, I take my gun everywhere I can. If you get a chance, stop in at Carlos and Mickey's restaurant, awesome Mexican food and the best margarita in El Paso.
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Whether or not to bring your CCW weapon is up to you. It has been
publicized that El Paso is one of the safest cities in the US. I like to
think is is so safe because there are so many of us carrying
concealed weapons here!
I carry almost all the time. The only time I don't is when I know I'll be
visiting a hospital or government building, or any of the other places
that are off limits to cancelled carry.
Just be absolutely positive that you don't go across into Juarez!
So, "sup" to you.
BTW, I like the "La Riviera" restaurant on Donophin Dr. better than
Carlos & Mickeys. Try both and decide for yourself. One thing El Paso
has more than anything else is Mexican Food Restaurants.
There's one on every corner, and several in the block between!
The Second Amendment is NOT about hunting!
Yes, Carry.
I've never been to El Paso, The only place I don't carry is in the shower. Does that answer the question for you?
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I lived in Las Cruces for a while and drove to El Paso frequently. You should carry when legal to do so. Like other have said, El Paso is a city with both good and bad.
Using your head is the best defense you have. However, the stretch between El Paso and Las Cruces has some desolate parts and traveling them at night merit good SA.
Have fun and carry your gun.
We were stationed in El Paso (FT Bliss) 1998-2001. Other than the heat and the BAD, (like REALLY, REALLY bad drivers) it was a great place.
Never drive through a traffic light without looking both directions first
El Paso is the car theft capital of the world, but crimes against persons are fairly rare. I second the comments about the Mexican Rersturants. Also give "The Edge of Texas" a try if you like really great steaks. It's literally on the state line between Tx & New Mexico, just head north on Highway 54. Its run by a Texas rancher and they raise their own beef for the resturant.
yes, go through the "hassle" and bring it
.....and a preemptive welcome to Texas!
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If loose gun laws are good for criminals why do criminals support gun control?
I will be traveling there in a couple of weeks and spending the weekend there...I definitely will be armed...
From recent experience:
Whatever they tell you, or have on the rule sheet, place the orange tag OUTSIDE the locked container that holds your gun. Tape a business card or just your name and cell number on the OUTSIDE of the case. Lock your case with a non-TSA lock (I use a COM gun safe), and keep the only key on your person. Jack up the TSA goober if he/she feels the need to muzzle everyone while fondling your Roscoe. If possible, use a cable to lock your case to the inside of your luggage.
Trust me on this.
Why would you not?
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One night Peter and I hung out in the lounge of a Sheraton down the road from the much less upscale hotel where we were staying. Apart from us, the only customers were a few Arab corporate types. A Bulgarian husband-and-wife duo played Abba covers. Take a chance-chance, take a chance, take a chance.
The rest of the group had turned in for the night, and it was nice to get away from the herd; only a few days into the trip, tour-group anxiety was setting in. (Tour-group anxiety is a specific subset of social anxiety. Symptoms include embarrassment at being seen in a large group, an aversion to dining with others, and an intense fear of the questions "Where are you from?" and "Where have you been?" coupled with a contradictory compulsion to incessantly pretend you're having fun.) Peter and I drank Heinekens and talked about failed relationships. We drank more Heinekens and fell in love with the Bulgarian singer. Peter tipped her excessively and told her we were headed to Baghdad in a few days, to which she responded with the appropriate feminine gasp of awe. I hovered near them awkwardly, stealing uncomfortable glances at the keyboard-player husband, who, I'd decided at some point in the past hour, was a tragically underappreciated genius, a Bulgarian Benny Andersson, and who was now glaring at Peter with a distinctly Eastern European mixture of boredom and menace. Geri—I think that was her name—told us that they'd been in Iraq for a month and had never left the hotel.
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Most of our time in Iraq was spent on the bus. I read George Packer's not completely depressing book about the American occupation. I ate not completely terrible made-in-Iran cream-filled cookies by the package. I slept. Ingvild chattered tirelessly about the Great Game, the melancholy beauty of Persian poetry, whether she should pursue a career in diplomacy, her disappointment in the fact that we were not going to get to see the Green Zone. In the back of the bus, Chuck quietly plotted her assassination. Kieran asked Khalid whether he'd ever shot anybody. "Yes," Khalid said. "In water."
"I think he means he shot someone with a water gun," Chuck said.
One afternoon our driver made a wrong turn and drove us to a checkpoint outside Mosul, arguably the most dangerous city in Iraq. Realizing what was happening, Geoff jumped out of his seat, furious. "What's the matter with him?" he shouted at our interpreter, Mohammed. "Idiot! Idiot! Now we'll stay here for an hour probably!"
"We will stay here five minutes," Mohammed said calmly.
"I'm 70," Geoff retorted, "I want to live to see 80. How do you think I lived this long? By being very, very careful."
I looked to Khalid for reassurance. "No problem," he said. A few minutes later a soldier waved us to the other side of the road. We joined the traffic flowing out of Mosul and drove away.
On a bright morning toward the end of the trip, we drove an hour south of Baghdad to a site that I'd have been very excited to see, had I been more into antiquity, or God, or heavy metal. We were headed to Babylon, the world's first great city and, according to one interpretation of the Bible, the symbol of the evil empire that will usher forth the apocalypse. (The book of Revelation foretells that the end of days will come after the Whore of Babylon, a.k.a. the "Mother of Harlots and of the Abominations of the Earth," meets her ruin at the hands of a seven-headed beast.)
On a hill overlooking the site stood a huge palace constructed as part of Saddam's attempt to restore the city to the glory of its ancient, Jew-enslaving past. We explored the gutted, empty halls. American troops had succeeded in covering nearly every inch of wall with short declarative sentences: FUCK SADDAM and AMERICA RULES and, cryptically, YOU ARE HERE. Chuck took out a pen and scrawled a message of his own: CANADA LOVES IRAQ.


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STAY AGAIN: Yes. Low cost. Nice country-like setting within its walled enclosure - more enjoyable than the standard high-rise hotel. Excellent breakfast.
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It was a little cheaper than many of the other airport hotels, and I enjoyed having a free breakfast. They also provide a free shuttle to and from the airport, so that was nice as well.
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Very convenient. The shuttle service was great. Nice place to stay.
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I loved the closeness to the airport. It is an easy way to spend the night in Joburg if you are flying out in the morning. Shuttle bus from airport was easy to find and was a nice touch. Breakfast was convenient and tasty. I would definitely stay here again.
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It is very near the airport and they offer a free shuttle. The rates are good for those who are on a budget or just need a place to sleep for the night. Since this was just for a few of hours I didn't see the need to spend 3 times the amount for a chain hotel. The staff was very friendly.
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Airport Inn provides a free shuttle service to and from OR Tambo International Airport, 2.5 miles away. It features 2 outdoor swimming pools, barbecue facilities, a children's playground and free on-site parking.
All bedrooms at Airport Inn Bed and Breakfast include a TV, hot drink facilities and a well-lit work desk. Each room has a private entrance and a deluxe private bathroom.
Breakfast is served each morning in the dining room overlooking the pool and garden. The hosts can arrange tours of Johannesburg and local nature.
Airport Inn is 12 miles from Ellis Park Stadium, and Kempton Park Golf Club is 2 miles away. The Gautrain Station is a 5-minute walk away.
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BBQ Facilities, Outdoor Pool (all year), Grounds, Terrace
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Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs ZAR 45 per day.
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Close to airport and the shuttle service a big plus!
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The shuttle bus was very full when we arrived.
comfy place to rest
my room didn't have an air conditioner. Wireless does not work
I liked the set up, it has potential to be very nice
the towels were dirty, I had to fight with a window to get it closed and secure
The place is quiet therefore good for people who need to rest. The shuttle service is also excellent
The attitude of staff at the reservation desk. I booked online and I needed clarification regarding room types but the person was not kind. The food in their menu was very bad especially the meat it was very dry like biltong.
Not too far from the airport
Communication was poor. Still waiting for reply confirming shuttle from airport. We have 5mnth old baby. Were told at reception on arrival to pay the driver for the FREE shuttle in the morning. Never mentioned prior to arrival. Rooms dirty and dated. Shower head was broken. Had to hold it to shower. Wanted to charge R50 for 500ml coke if I use my debit card.
Close to the airport
At the end of the runway, very noisy!
Convenience near the airport. Shuttle was excellent and on time. The place was very comfortable and well-kept
Most staff were helpful except Justice , who had a poor attitude and was unhelpful when we tried to get more coffee at breakfast.
Garden and shuttle driver was most polite
There was nothing for the young children to eat on our arrival 8.55pm- shocking I felt for their mothers. The breakfast was equally shocking TOTAL ripoff @ R500 per night.
The proximity to the airport. This hotel will be very convinient for travellers doing business within the airport area
We did not like the compound very well and the breakfast. That was the reason for relocating to premier hotel within same location. We are looking forward to a fair upgrade of the compound. Apart from this we enjoyed our stay with you
Staff were awesome Breakfast was great Rooms and bathrooms were spacious Kids enjoyed the play area
Parking was an issue We did not have hot water Unsheltered braai area made it impossible to braai due to the rain. Abit overpriced i think
Nothing much
The 2 european men who seemed to be running the nplace, they sttod outside the reception smoking all the time. Then food was disgusting in the evening, I was served macaroni cheese which was like glue, heated in the microwave until it was as hard as a stone. None of their evening meals were fresh, ALL micro wave heated. By 0745 there was no breakfast left - I had to wait until 0900 before I could eat.
Airport shuttle is convenient, which can also drop you at Gautrain station. (The young driver was friendly and helpful, but the other one needs people skills.) Breakfast was good, but would not serve House of Coffees, but rather Ciro or something else.
It's my own fault, but realised too late that the Airport Inn B&B is also a backpackers and would not have booked there for that reason. The shower is ridiculously small and the shower floor sloped so badly that one could actually slip. The bathroom window is not frosted and has a see-through curtain. Terrible TV! Images blurry and snowy! They can't really say they've got satellite tv. Very limited channels. Wi-fi was non-existent the first day. The towels smelled. One of the bedside lamps did not work. Instant coffee does not do it for me. They have a beautiful garden, but have a bug killer machine on the outside wall! They kill insects that live in the garden! There are weird old guys hanging around. There is NO atmosphere in the dining hall, no music. Dinner was expensive and not good quality. The dining room is too small for all the tables and chairs.
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