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I have one patio tomato plant in a ~6 gallon container that is loaded with tomatoes (most are still green at this point). In the beginning, I started feeding with organic fish fertilizer, but growth wasn't great and after researching, I realized that in containers, it's very difficult to be successful organically without further nutrients. So, for the last couple months, I've been using Miracle Grow, and the plant has taken off (very lush, lots of flowers, lots of tomatoes).
I just noticed recently, however, that the newer leaves on the top are starting to get yellow between the veins, similar to the chlorosis on my rhodo. Any ideas as to what it might be? Do I need to use something else other than MG for heavily producing tomatoes in containers? Thanks. |
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I say that this is normal for this time of year. Contact BC equivalent of the USA Agricultural Cooperative Extension Service. I think it is called Ag Canada. |
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ACPI Exception: AE_BAD_PARAMETER, Thread 849680192 could not acquire Mutex 0x1
As suggested in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingACPI I tried "acpi=ht" and I see the same symptoms as without any acpi options. As it works with "acpi=off" and fails with "acpi=ht" I assume that the issue is in the ACPI table parsing code itself, or perhaps the SMP code. I am not sure what to do next.
I am also not sure what are consequences of disabling ACPI. I understand that I can not manage power but will it also affect my performance? I assume so as apparently even hyperthreading does not work (I checked that it does not).
Any advice will be highly appreciated. Also if somebody can point me to a professional support that might be able to help me I would be happy to go for it.
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My family just moved into a house in the woods and I am making the landscaping of the property a hobby of mine. The property has been neglected for some years but apparently used to be in immaculate condition. In the attached photo you can see how overgrown it has become. My first step is to knock down everything so that I can start from scratch You can see where i cleared around the steps, and top of the property toward the house in comparison to the other parts. Once I clear the rest I figured the next step is to actually kill the roots of all the weeds to prevent them from coming back. which brings me to my set of questions. What is the best method of dee weeding this area? Once it I eliminate the weeds, what types of planting do you recommend? I apologize for all the questions as this is the first big landscaping project I have taken on. Any advice is greatly appreciated |
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Hello. I think it really depends on your goals. If you have moved into the woods and you are hoping to extend what is growing in the woods already, i.e. you are working to rid the area of invasive, non-native plants and replace them w/natives, then you really don't need to wipe everything out. Very often what may look like messy overgrowth to some, is actually a healthy wood! In this case, I would ascertain what species you have growing on your property and go from there. If, alternatively, you are thinking of clearing some of the wooded areas and replacing what's growing in these areas with a landscaped garden, I still don't think you need to clear everything....do some research before you clear and then be selective! |
- Posted by JillyWillyCT 6 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 13, 14 at 10:44
Congrats, bsilberz, on your new purchase! Your property looks like a really nice setting! We have been DIY'ers on our wooded lot and, our yard and projects have provided us many, many hours of weekend projects, planning and, now, finally, 7 years later, some weekends of just pure enjoyment (no work and just hammock time!). We are not done by any means, but that is part of the overall process! Here are my thoughts that I wish I had been told when I started to tackle our woods: 1-Unless you have a specific project in mind (eg, creating a little sitting area in a special spot or something), I would highly recommend living with your year for an entire year. Take notes, take pictures (lots and lots of pictures!) at all times of the year, times of the day, and take note of what you like and don't like about certain areas. 2-Visit as many gardens similar to your terrain as possible to get ideas. The best way for this specific purpose is through the Garden Conservancy Open Days. For $5, you can go into gardens of people in your "neck of the woods". I look at the descriptions of the gardens in my area for key words like woodland, deer resistant, water feature, rocky, etc. These are all things of interest to us. Again, take notes and ask questions. Many times the owner is on site to answer Qs. You are not supposed to take photos, but I sketch a visual reminder for myself on my notepad. And I have found this site, Gardenweb, to be an invaluable source of advice and information! :-) 3-Speaking of notes, I keep a notebook and files of pictures from magazines. Some of these pages are so tattered at this point! Anyhow, It's funny how I think I have a great idea, but then after thinking on it a little more I will think of a modified way to do something or come across a better idea for an area altogether. I guess it's similar to the "measure twice, cut once" theory of sewing or woodworking. 4-Consider what you can truly do yourself, or what you need to hire out. This will help in budgeting. We needed to address some drainage from the start, and since large machinery was involved, I am so happy I hadn't planted a pretty garden area that got run over. Consider what needs to be done in what order, again not only from an access perspective, but also budget. 5-Speaking of order, I mentioned drainage. Our first project wasn't really landscaping, but rather, having a french drain installed along the back of the house, between the woodlands and the yard. This led to the next project of adding a swale to catch the water run-off from the hill. This led to a water feature being made from our original DIY dry creek bed. It evolves, you see! This allowed us to get the "bones" in place to work around in key areas. Admittedly, it was completely overwhelming trying to plan things out before we had our water feature installed. It really anchored our whole plan. 6-And, more "bones": We created paths from smaller trees that we thinned out. These also provided a lot of structure and allowed us to address smaller areas where we could see true progress when planting out. Some good advice we got from a fellow gardener was to situate the paths to point toward key focal points...a really pretty rhodendendron, a bench, etc. 7-Definitely consider where you will create your compost or brush pile early on! It needs to be accessible but hidden :-). We are lucky that we can take our brush to our town dump, especially since we had so much, more than we could compost on site. One summer when we were thinning the smaller trees, that was our sole task....cut trees, use loppers to clean of small branches from big trunk, take brush to dump. Literally, all summer! 8-Regarding your weed question,I echo what adidas said: what someone may consider a weed, may in fact, turn out to be a native. This goes back to the "live with it awhile" advice from earlier. It will allow you to study and monitor. I have become a novice weed expert and would never have guessed I would become so obsessed on that front! You will see a lot of the posters on this site will be conservative in their use of weed killers, and rightly so. The wildlife in the woods don't need poison :-). Get a good weed whacker, clear areas of weeds and plant natives that work in your plan and future weeds should stay at bay! We love ferns because they are free since we can transplant from other parts of our yard, and they multiply nicely on their own. Which brings me to the last bit of advice.... 9-Timing is everything! You asked about when to plant, and no matter what you do, work WITH Mother Nature instead of against her. :-). Usually, you hear "Fall is for planting" as plants set roots then; however, in the case of ferns, you need to transplant them when they come up as little fiddleheads in the spring. Dividing perennials will also vary, some do better when divided before they out new growth in the spring. I always keep notes of what I need to do in the current season, and the next year during the same season. 10-OK, one last bit of advice, promise...If you have deer, don't even consider trying to plant anything they like, and think you will be able to spray to deter them. That, my friend, is a losing battle from the start! :-) Good luck! Please keep us posted on your progress! This is an exciting adventure you are going to start....oh, and make sure you have plenty of pain reliever pills on hand! :-) |
thanks for your advice guys. I really have no landscaping background except the occasional mulching or weeding job when I was younger to make some extra money so all the recommendations are much appreciated. I plan on continuing knocking down much of the overgrowth as it is a bit of an eye sore. As I continue on i keep finding ferns and ground cover that I leave as is. I have even found some old lights and retaining walls hidden in the brush. I wish I could get some old photographs from the previous owner! (thanks to your advice) I am going to just let the property sit for the most part so I can see what im dealing with throughout the seasons. Im excited to see what the falland winter have in-store Thanks! |
I know the excitement you have, moving into the property you really love. It looks like you've done a really nice job and do not really do much more. Your garden project takes years to take shape. Best do it naturally and try to keep as much plants as you can because most of them are already tested. A few things you can do year around: 1. Rid of the undesirable woody plants, such as multiflora rose, poison ivy, Jap honeysuckle and the seedlings in the wrong places. Spray around-up to kill the entire plants. 2. Leave as much as you can, particularly the sloping areas. 3. Plant selectively a few small trees of ornamental values, such as magnolia, red bud, etc. But keep it very selective. You can also move the seedlings to the desired place you wish. 4. In spring, spread some annual flower seeds if you like. It really depends on the style and the effect you'd like to achieve. Most of the people would like to keep it low-maintenance and keep it natural. |
Don't rake away pine needles. They make a great mulch. My parent's summer place had a lot of erosion after someone raked away the pine needles. |
- Posted by bonniesboop 4-5 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 13, 14 at 17:49
I agree that you need to sit with your woodland for a year to see it in all seasons. After that and if you still want a natural looking woodland garden, use contrast and size to bring things out. Lime green (I'm thinking a huge lime green hosta, like Sum & Substance), against some purple astilbes -- that kind of thing. Lots of ferns (if you have them, keep them!), other large and small hosta, Japanese painted ferns, etc. Plant just a few things each year and wait and see how you like it. What's great about a garden is that it's very fluid -- if you don't like something in one place, you can dig it up and move it somewhere else. |
Yes, a year may allow you to find something that you would have ripped out, without realizing it's value. Try to identify everything. |
- Posted by wisconsitom 4/5 WI (My Page) on Thu, Aug 14, 14 at 7:52
I've been in the most absolutely degraded-looking patches of woods-full of buckthorn, garlic mustard, trash, and any other assorted weed there is, only to be blown away by the remnant population of springtime forbs. Sometimes this was because of a wetland delineation I was doing, other times more random, but the point is, there's likely to be lots of good stuff in there, if one will take the time-and allow the time-to learn what's there. +oM |
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I'm sad to hear that this place has closed. I drove up from Kailua-Kona almost exclusively to eat a sandwich at this place, and it was worth the drive. I hope these people are at least using their sandwich expertise elsewhere.
I'm sad to hear that this place has closed. I drove up from Kailua-Kona almost exclusively to eat a sandwich at this place, and it was worth the drive. I hope these people are at least using their sandwich expertise elsewhere.
We explored the entire island and were told specifically to stop at the Lighthouse for sandwiches. It was a long drive but it was a quaint little town and the meal did not disappoint. I had the pulled pork and it was terrific. My wife doesn't remember what she had but she remembers she loved it. Sad to see that... More
Read the review about it being open in September so stopped by hoping to try it in October. All closed up so ate at bamboo restaurant next door. Give them a try. Friendly service, fresh food and fish. Cute gallery and gift shopping. To
So very sad to see the deli closed. This really was the best deli Hawaii ever saw....fabulous sandwiches....I had the best vegy burger ever....my tongue was dancing with delight......and teh homemade pretzels??? OMG!!! I ate 2 at one sitting. Chris, if you read this, please reopen...don't get any partners ... you have the talent to do it alone... Wayne &... More
Was told they will not reopen....I hope they do. We stay in Hawi when visiting the BI, and very sad to see them closed
I live on big island, and over time I have tried all their sandwiches, it's a spectacular selection and great care was taken creating that menu. After reading some of these reviews i just wanted to mention...When you live in Hawaii you understand service in small local places is different than the service found on the mainland, you don't have... More
We just had lunch here--ordered the New Yorker, described in the menu as pastrami with cole slaw on a kaiser roll. Aye, we were very disappointed. The "kaiser roll" was some sort of a hard bread roll cut in half, not even remotely resembling a kaiser roll; the cole slaw was tasteless and dry; the pastrami was average at best.... More
Stopped here while doing some touring and ordered take out got to our spot and was shocked to see the size of the sandwich it was so good, would highly recommend going there
The Lighthouse Deli is so unexpected in Hawi. It's for the carnivores among us, with large portions of deli meats and tvs tuned to sports channels. If you want a break from all the seafood, it's the place for you!
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So You Love Bicycling…
Driftless Region Bicycle Coalition Supporters,
The DRBC would like to start by thanking you for your past support. Everyone who rides knows getting more people on bikes more often makes better riding. With your help, we intend to continue that mission.
A couple of ways you can help us is what you have done in the past, giving time helping at events and monetary support. The other is free of both. Follow us via the website, email or Facebook. We need to know you are there! Please send us your name or like us on Facebook so we can add you to our roster of cyclists who want a better bicycling environment here in the Coulee Region.
Here is what DRBC has been doing for the bicycling community this last year from October 2012 to October 2013:
Oct 2012
Light up the Night event at UWL Eagle Rec Center, Oct 18
Supported the 2nd Annual Bike Winter, (in conjunction with Wisconsin Bike Fed) various events between Feb 10 – Feb 23
Supported a Winter Riding Tips Workshop/Fashion Show at Earl's Grocery and Saloon, Feb 17
Offered bike tips/education at Earth Fair at Myrick Park, Sunday April 21
Supported Fitness Festival, Saturday May 4
Assisted at Hamilton/SOTA Bike Rodeo, May 9
Organized Bike to Work Week Saturday May 12 – Friday May 18
Supported Summer Leisure Rides from the Wine Guyz
Organized Bike Valet at River Fest
Celebrated the City of La Crosse construction of a bump-out for the Bike Corral on 4th Street
La Crosse Public Library Bicycle Rodeo – Main Branch – Aug 2
Family Ride trail ride and camping at Perrot State Park – Aug 17
Bike Safety Rally – Franciscan Healthcare-Mayo Clinic Health System – Aug 31
Supported Bike Fest – Labor Day Weekend
Continue to expand DRBC Business Partners Program – businesses that offer great
discounts to DRBC Members!
Presently we are working on artistic style bike racks for the arts district in La Crosse, expanding bicycle recycle programs and creating events year round to help you ride, even in the winter.
The coming years in the bicycle community are looking pretty exciting. All around the US and the world people are looking back at the humble bicycle as a viable form of transporting themselves and cargo. Cities are seeing how the infrastructure for bicycles is a fraction of what it costs to accommodate an automobile and how cyclists tend to support more local business. People are starting to realize that their car is taking a very large chunk of their income. I personally like having an extra $9100 (AAA national average cost of ownership) in my pocket every year. Just having an extra $200 a month from not buying gas is pretty nice.
Riding bicycles helps save you money, makes you healthy, connects you with your community and put a smile on your face. We believe in 'More People on Bikes More Often'.
Please help us continue our mission.
Michael Baker
Driftless Region Bicycle Coalition
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Hauling Couch
I took the challenge of moving a couch, by bicycle.
It started with my wife's desire for a new couch, ours was getting pretty, well, not pretty. It was about 10 years old and it was time. She picked one out this winter and we ended up making room in a corner to store the old one. My friend was having a garage sale across town recently, time to get it out of the house.
I designed a heavy trailer for towing behind the Xtracycle, tested it with something lighter, then, planned the big haul.
The couch was an 8' overstuffed with kickout recliners on both ends. It wasn't light. Not as heavy as a sleeper, but close.
I strapped the two hundred plus pound couch to the trailer and got rolling. At that weight, I had to use the granny ring in 3rd and 4th cogs on the flat road.
It was a pretty good slog (sorry, the word slog is the best descriptor I can think of). The sale was 7 miles away.
Made it with no problems, even felt I could encourage the sale by offering to deliver it.
It did sell, I did haul it, though twice as far as I had written on the tag (4 more miles slogged). The buyer was a bit surprised.
Would I do it again? Yup. Maybe not over 5 miles though. I crawled up a few short hills with that thought we all have when we are doing something kinda crazy, but made it.
Why did I do it?
Well, because the bike can…
Grandma's pretty tough…
Filed under: Advocacy, Commuting, Gear, How To, Lifestyle
The classic delta tricycle, AKA 'Grandma's Trike'.
In an earlier article, I described having broken my left clavicle. Having a deep desire to ride, I'm on a trike with one arm in a sling.
This is the classic Schwinn single-speed delta style trike, borrowed from a friend of mine. It has a rear drum brake on the drive axle and front cantilevers. The gearing is low. 80 RPM spinning gives about 8 MPH. That is all there is to this machine, just a simple three wheeler.
It needed a good test ride, so I gave it a quick going over with lubrication and adjustments, then loaded with bike gear.
The ride. To the state trail, then through several towns on the trail and back.
The first few miles had me thinking the title of this article. I am a seasoned rider and was wondering what I had taken on. Hulk Hogan would have quite a time pedaling one of these this far.
I found the ride to be pretty jostling compared to the standard bicycle. The rear wheels would hit a bump or hole and the whole bike would launch me from side to side. I am tall so with the seat all the way up, it really amplified the effect.
Riding on the bike trails of Wisconsin (limestone), one wheel in the track and two wheels in the grass or middle. Bumpy ride. Riding the streets was better.
During the ride I did some calculations in my head which equaled to many hours of pedaling and the chant in my head of 'what have I done?!?'.
Once I found a rhythm though, it wasn't a bad ride and ended up being very familiar to riding any other bike, just slower.
I even found myself out racing a storm.
You may have done this. If not, keep riding and you will. You're looking behind you at the approaching 'wall of rain', looking ahead saying to yourself, 'where is this place? It must be right up here.'
Looking back and forth, wall of rain, street address, wall of rain, heart pumping, thoughts of getting absolutely drenched, wall of rain, cranking on the pedals…
Now think of doing that on Grandma's Trike, one handed…
I did make it by about 30 seconds and it really downpoured.
I also went swimming with it (PLEASE don't do that to a bike. I did a complete overhaul the next day, water was in everything, even the sealed bearings). The trail was flooded and being tired with no desire for the two mile detour, I swam it.
We've had a lot of rain and the marsh trail was under water. The water went almost to the top of the 26" tires for about 30 feet. Again, Grandma's Trike got through, seaweed was lodged and hanging all over it. It made for a fun picture, but a lot of work during the overhaul.
The trip totaled 44 miles starting at 10:30AM. Got home at 6:30PM (4 stops for beer and a lunch).
Sitting bolt upright on a stable platform feels being a passenger along for the ride, like cargo in the basket. The handling is best at slow speeds, a bit more squirrelly when going faster. Sit, pedal, go. A tough go to go far on, not something for long trips, unless you just are not in any kind of hurry. The defining word is: slow.
Conclusion, the single-speed delta trike is a worthy machine. Not really cool or fast, but well maintained, it will keep you rolling, haul lots of stuff and get you there with a bit less stress.
No matter what you think of the Grandma Trike, it's better than walking…
Moving a House(hold) on a Bicycle
I watched this video showing someone being moved, from one residence to another…only using bicycles. Think about that. Hauling all your stuff from your house, across town, to another house. Seemed impossible, even watching the video. I still had a hard time believing it worked. They hauled boxes and beds and couches and tables and lazyboy chairs. Everything by bike.
There were a couple big trailers for beds and couches, but otherwise just standard cargo bikes and kid trailers.
I found several other videos from many cities in the US and Canada, same concept.
The most interesting thing, almost no one on a bicycle knew the person they were moving.
A call goes out to the local cyclists (many who did know each other) and they show up. One person commented on how you have to get to these events early to get the big stuff. She was hoping to get the couch!
The standard cost…Lunch and beverages.
On one move, the owner said it only took only 3 turns to move her. She said it normally would take her all weekend to move herself by car.
Sounds like fun,
I'm in, anyone else?
Des Moines, Iowa. A Pleasant Suprise
I recently spent the weekend in Des Moines, IA. I took my mother for a marble convention/show and decided to look into the local bike scene.
I found a well organized group (DMBC) which had put together a community bike shop (very professional looking) with store front, bike stands ect. They were closed when I had time to ride over but I did look in the window and was very impressed with the setup. Carl Voss told me they started in 2008 at a different location, moved to the new location last year and now have 13 workbenches.
They also ran a bike valet during the Saturday Farmers Market (Awesome market!) which runs 26 weeks through the summer. In a corner of a parking garage right on the street the market was on were a couple volunteers (Jacob and Dan) handing claim tickets and parking bikes. I got a chance to chat with Dan for a bit and enjoyed a great bike conversation. They set a record a few weeks ago, 411 bikes, which proves Des Moines is a great place to ride.
Jacob hooked me up with his dad to point me to great places in the downtown area for my evening exploration. Jenifer also gave me several great suggestions for eating and was planning to catch up with us. I checked most of them out and found the downtown to be a fun place to hangout.
The favorite is el Bait Shop. This is the place for the beer connoisseur. If you can't find a beer you like here, you don't like beer. Beer News recognized them as most beers on tap at 130+. They have a bike parking lot to die for with 100+ spots and a bike repair station, lots of outdoor patio seating and are supposed to have good food (I regrettably wasn't hungry having been subjected to the equivalent of Chuck E Cheese).
The city has lots of bicycle infrastructure. Lanes, paths and bridges (one really impressive one!). Riding around was easy, even with one of my wings in a sling. The people were nice and I didn't feel worried at all cruising around at midnight. The city seems to be working toward a walkable, ridable downtown area.
The downtown on Saturday night was alive with music and many beer gardens. It was a lot of fun.
Sunday morning I found my way to Mullets. Right on the river and bike trails. Yelp said best bloody mary. Ah no… It was a mix and just above standard having rim spice and the ability to add Tabasco from the at the table trays. They do have a selection of good beer on tap, nice atmosphere with upper and lower patio decks and lots of bike parking. The food smelled pretty good (I had to wait having to go somewhere else for brunch).
I would like to thank everyone at DMBC for showing me their city. They are very proud of the cycling culture they are cultivating (sorry, couldn't resist the Iowa corn joke) and I look forward to my next visit.


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I have take some Probiotic. It's not really bowels or nausea, just pain in upper stomach and a feeling of blah. Nothing appeals to me food wise. I do have some Cammomile tea, I'll try that. Anyone have any ideas?
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- Size: Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
- Sex: Male
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I am already neutered and up to date with shots.
I was found running in a field with two other dogs. When x-rayed, the female dog was found to have buckshot in her sides, so I might have some too. I am still pretty shy, but I'm doing so much better meeting new people and being in new places. I'm discovering that life can be fun instead of frightening.
I will be very loyal after I bond with you. I love to take a swim in the creek and run free with you along the trail.
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Houston, a Wharton Labrador Retriever/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Labrador Retriever/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) for sale in Wharton, or seeking a Labrador Retriever/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) dog from a breeder in Wharton.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Wharton already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Wharton breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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At the end of November, the US raised the stakes again by passing legislation that could forbid American companies from complying with the EU law. The EU Emissions Trading Scheme Prohibition Act, which passed with the support of the airline industry, is designed to shield American companies from EU emissions tax liability.
It directs the secretary of Transportation to determine whether prohibiting domestic airlines from participating in the European system is in the public interest. If it is not, then US law will ban domestic airlines from paying any taxes under Europe's cap-and-trade rules.
However, the legislation does not permit federal agencies to reimburse airlines for penalties incurred by their refusal to pay the EU's tax, so airlines may be stuck between an EU obligation to pay a tax and US obligation not to.
The US has passed such prohibitive legislation before, such as laws banning engagement with apartheid South Africa and with Middle Eastern states participating in the boycott of Israeli goods and companies, but it is a rare and provocative move. The US has never previously applied such rules to countries seeking to address global environmental concerns.
A transnational fight over climate change legislation might be a positive development, however, particularly if it brings parties to the bargaining table and provides governments with a reason to move forward with some multilateral regulation. The EU appears receptive to the idea of such a compromise.
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Peanut Butter Brickle Cookies with Chocolate Glaze
Photo: SheriCastle
These cookies are extremely simple. They require no mixer, no rolling, and no cutting—just right for little helping hands. Made from pantry staples, a batch of these cookies comes together in a jiffy when the family needs a quick sweet treat or no-mess baking project. As a bonus, these cookies are gluten-free. Little ones might prefer their cookies plain, but grown-ups will appreciate the bittersweet chocolate glaze that lends a sophisticated edge to a simple cookie.
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- 1 cup(s) peanut butter, smooth
- 1 cup(s) sugar, plus more as needed
- 1 teaspoon(s) baking soda
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) pure vanilla extract
- 1/3 cup(s) toffee bits (such as Heath® Bits Oâx80x99Brickle), plus more for sprink
- 1 1/4 cup(s) bittersweet chocolate chopped
- 2 teaspoon(s) light corn syrup
- Preheat the oven to 350°F. Position racks in the upper and lower thirds of the oven. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat.
- In a large bowl, stir together the peanut butter, sugar, baking soda, egg, and vanilla until smooth. Stir in the toffee chips.
- Form generously rounded tablespoonfuls of dough into balls and place them at least 2 inches apart on the prepared baking sheets. (For uniform, perfectly shaped cookies, drop the dough from a 3/4-ounce scoop.) Use the bottom of a small drinking glass dipped in sugar to flatten the dough into rounds that are about 1/3-inch thick.
- Bake the cookies for 15 to 17 minutes, or until set. Let the cookies cool on the pan for 5 minutes and then transfer them with a spatula to a wire rack to cool to room temperature.
- Combine the chocolate and corn syrup in a small glass bowl. Microwave on 50% power for about 1 minute, or until the chocolate pieces begin to soften. Stir until melted and smooth. Spread a thin layer of the glaze over the top of the cookies. While the glaze is still wet, sprinkle the cookies with additional toffee chips, about 1 teaspoon per cookie. Let sit until the glaze sets.
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The Silent Signals
A Victim Of Good Times, Dani Mari
MilkBoy Philly
1100 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA, 19107
Doors 8:30 PM / Show 9:30 PM
This event is 21 and over
The Silent Signals
The Silent Signals sprung from the ashes of a former Philadelphia club scene band in 2008. It's three members, Michael Greto, Christopher Miller and Matthew Tenaglia felt compelled to change the stagnant musical landscape that surrounded them and began by breaking off pieces of their inspirations and molding them into their own unique sound. Creatively hiding your sources isn't an easy task, but with influences ranging from rock to electronic to soul and classical they had more than enough material to forge an album worthy of attention.
Obvious influences include Peter Gabriel and Radiohead. But if you listen closely enough you will also hear an organic, earthy Depeche Mode and even some early Cure. All in all, it's a strong combination of indie rock and technology, complete with passionate and thoughtful lyrics. With tunes about love, loss, addiction and heartache, they are a band to which anyone can relate. The Silent Signals released their first LP An eMotion Picture in 2011. Popular tracks like "Auria" and "Lucky No.11* are still making waves across the internet.
They recently released the single "Caught in the Current", a song inspired by Wisconsin artist Nina Schmidt's painting "Nothing Worth Having Is Easy to Hold" and are currently in the studio working on the follow-up to An eMotion Picture.
A Victim Of Good Times
A Victim of Good Times was formed under the influence of college radio staples: Pixies, Weezer, Pavement, Nirvana, Modest Mouse, Pinback, The Misfits. With their dreamy, Morrissey-esque vocals over urgent instrumentation, the result is catchy, pensive, and may cause a blinding hangover that leads you to call out of work the next morning.
Fronted by Matt Gaines (November Radio) and featuring bassist Mike Lebovitz (Father Bingo), drummer Matt Delaney (The Fair Trade) and guitarist Clayton Thomas (Bad Press, Svingali), AVoGT released a five-song EP, "The Summer EP," in early summer 2012. They are currently working on their next release with producer Will Yip at Studio 4 in Conshohocken, PA.
Dani Mari
An avid fan of Billie Holiday and Mazzy Star, Dani Mari was born to sing. Her music is fueled by personal narratives embedded in the craft of classic story telling and the emotional insight of a most unlikely "old soul". Audiences across the United States and throughout Europe have gravitated toward her beautifully haunting voice and the simplistic elegance of her lyrics which transcend our current snap shot of popular music. A frequent guest at Philadelphia's World Cafe Live and Deli Magazine's pick for one to watch as this generation's up and coming singer/songwriters, Dani Mari is set to release a wider body of work with boutique art label, Someplace Called Brooklyn.
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I've been lifting seriously for probably 2.5 years or so. Squat has given me the most trouble out of the three lifts and until recently, I've never put as much time and effort into correcting it. I switched from high bar to low bar, read and re-read starting strength, watched squat rx vids, etc, I feel a lot more stable in the hole now but I can't get rid of that stupid butt wink!!!
Am I overreacting about this? I think i've read some places that a little bit is fine. I stretch my hamstrings and hips very well before my squat sets and I still manage to have some butt wink
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Brandie Williams is a 2007 graduate of the Political Science Department at UNC Greensboro, where she was an active member of the College Democrats and Political Awareness Club. After graduating, she worked as a corporate paralegal for a local internet marketing and product brokerage company. Her duties involved contract maintenance, editing, special projects, research and insurance administration. As she became more involved in the company's nonprofit organization, she decided to return to UNCG to obtain her Masters of Public Affairs, concentrating in Community and Economic Development. She currently serves as the MPA Student Alliance Vice President.
In the summer of 2014, Brandie completed a full-time internship with the City of Greensboro in the Human Relations Department. While there, she expanded on her passions for social justice, community building and women's rights. She completed several special projects, research reports, and helped facilitate community events, in addition to providing the Director and City Council with support. Upon completing her internship, she was offered a position with the Human Relations Department providing community outreach and education. Brandie plans to graduate in May 2015, and hopes to continue working with the City of Greensboro.
Laura Merrell is a 2003 graduate of the Political Science Department. Throughout her undergraduate career at UNCG she was active in the Model United Nations, and has kept up her focus on international affairs since graduating. She remained active in the Southern Regional Model United Nations, serving in several capacities, including: Committee Director, Deputy Director-General, Director-General, DG Emeritus, Vice President of the Board of Directors, and finally ending her service as President of the Board of Directors. Laura pursued a Master's in Public Health degree at the University of South Florida in the Department of Global Health, graduating in 2010. During her MPH she had the opportunity to travel to Niger, where she did qualitative research with women suffering from Obstetric Fistula (which she published). Laura also spent 9 weeks in rural India working with a community-based primary health care organization that has been recognized by various organizations (including the World Health Organization) for its outstanding work.
Laura was accepted into the PhD program at the University of South Florida in the Department of Community and Family Health (still in the College of Public Health) in the Fall of 2011. She is now in the third year of her PhD. Program. She has worked with one of her advisers on an NIH funded grant on an intervention for dental students to increase prevention of eating disorders. One of the papers to come out of that work just got accepted for publication in a peer reviewed journal. Laura also presented a poster in October at the American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting in San Francisco. She is currently working for an NIH-funded research center in women's health.
Justin Outling is a 2005 graduate of the Political Science Department and an active alumnus. While at UNCG, Justin was an active member of student government and was selected for the Department's "Outstanding Senior" award. After his graduation from UNCG he attended law school at Duke University. Justin is currently an attorney in Greensboro, practicing in business litigation and arbitration as an associate at the Brooks Pierce law firm. He has represented clients in a wide range of matters, including, commercial financing, unfair trade practices, breach of contract, and insider trading. Prior to joining Brooks Pierce, Justin was a lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton L.L.P. in New York City, where he represented financial institutions and multi-national corporations in securities and other complex litigation, as well as in criminal and regulatory matters. He also previously served as a law clerk to the Honorable William L. Osteen, Jr. in the Middle District of North Carolina. Before graduating from law school, Justin served as an intern in the legal departments of TIAA-CREF and Merrill Lynch, as well as with the Orange County District Attorney's Office and for Justice Paul Newby of the North Carolina Supreme Court.
Katherine Watkins is a 2011 graduate (Magna Cum Laude) of the Political Science Department. While at UNCG Katherine was active in the Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society, and in Model United Nations. After Graduation, Katherine enrolled in the Master of Public Policy program at the University of Maryland's School of Public Policy. Katherine is specializing in international security and economic policy at UMD. In addition to her studies, she completed a year and a half internship in the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Policy and the Joint Staff. At the Pentagon, Katherine focused on a variety of issues including NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan and the U.S.'s political-military relationships with the United Kingdom and France. Katherine is now employed by the Department of Homeland Security as an analyst.
Lorrie Carey, '87, serves as a recently elected member of New Hampshire's House of Representatives. Lorrie completed an undergraduate degree in Theatre and graduated with her MPA in 1987. In May of 2013, Lorrie graduated from the online Nonprofit Management Certificate Program. She was the first student to complete the certificate online and did so entirely from her New Hampshire home.
Lorrie has former business experience with an arts council, as a PR director and as a floral entrepreneur. She and her husband have four children.
Lorrie has served on several boards as well as participated on business advisory committees and served as president of the Concord Business and Professional Women's Organization.
Lorrie's path to the House of Representatives began with a small business conference at the White House. She then served as Commissioner on Concord for New Hampshire's Heritage Commission and as a part of several educational and political boards.


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So I have been thinking of using my iPhone on 4x4 trips instead of a dedicated GPS (a la Garmin)... I know that the app I use would have to cache topo maps ahead of time since I can't count on 3G signal. I've played with GPS kit, MotionX and Tracker, but I'm not convinced that these programs would really cut it to replace a dedicated device.
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For those looking for action on the star lot in Sotheby's May 2 sale of Impressionist and modern works in New York, Ladbrokes betting service has provided an alternative way to be part of the excitement. The London-based gambling company has been taking bets on the final price for an 1895 version of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch's iconic "The Scream."
UK bookies predict the odds are 6/4 that "The Scream" fetches between $100-150 million, above the $80 million auction estimate. This range would break the record currently held by Picasso's "Nude, Green Leaves and Bust," which sold for $106 million at a Christie's auction in May 2010, making it the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction.
There is a 3/1 chance the bidding war escalates to $200 million, according to the bookies. At this time, Ladbrokes has apparently ceased to take bets as they were exceeding limits.
Bets were also being placed on where the purchaser of the artwork would hail from. The odds-against favorite is Russia, with Asia and Europe tying for second; Africa and Antarctica are the long shots, with the Americas and Australia rounding out the field.
The bookies are also quoting 21/1 that "The Scream" will be stolen before bidding begins, most likely due to the fact that two versions of the painting have been the subject of high profile art heists.
Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said in a press release: "We're confident 'The Scream' will break auction records when it goes under the hammer. Hopefully the artwork makes it to New York in one piece."
(Report: Christine Bolli for ARTFIXdaily)
The proposed Guggenheim Helsinki, with its architectural competition still underway, is drawing more fire from critics who question the New York museum's use of Finland's prized harbor site and its impact...
Familiar favorites along with artwork new to Williams College Museum of Art's collection provide a panoply of American creativity in an exhibition opening January 31
A man swinging meat cleavers at pedestrians outside a Dutch museum was shot and killed by police on Sunday.
Three masked men drove a SUV through the glass front of the Wells Fargo History Museum in San Francisco and stole a handful of historic gold nuggets early on Tuesday morning.


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I will confess right up front that this is exactly the kind of video I had in mind when I decided to create a site of things I like and see if others might feel the same. I like a lot of Latina women. There are some I don't and there are plenty of non-Latina women I like, too. But the first Latina who blew my mind was Sara Luvv, dopey name and all. Then there was Chloe Amour. And what I like best about both of them is that if there is another woman in the room, the man just becomes a prop. I don't know anything about these two women's personal lives, but on screen they definitely have a same sex preference. And that is just music to my ears.
We begin with this Opie-looking motherfucker in bed with Sara Luvv (as if!) sleeping. Chloe Amour comes into the room and leads him down the hall to another bedroom (not even possible!). She strips off and he starts going down on her. Which brings us to this frame and a couple of observations. I've counted at least 4 different skin colors for Chloe Amour. Don't get me wrong, they're all gorgeous, but it's not just like tan, not tan, and the fade in between. I can't label any of them, but she goes from extremely dark, to a very light creamy color, and at least one more that you see here that is sort of reddish gold. Is that color even possible? I suck at colors. Second observation, Chloe Amour has gorgeous tits. She's one of those women who have tits that look larger because of how small their body is overall.
This is essentially the same thing as the previous picture, but there is one important difference. Chloe Amour has her hand in Opie's hair pushing his face down further into her crotch. After two posts of people gagging her during oral sex, she's entitled to suffocate one man with oral sex in retaliation. And she looks so happy to be doing it!
At this point Sara Luvv wakes up and finds her man Opie going down on Chloe Amour. What possible outcome could be next? Latina catfight? Hell, no! It's a Chloe Amour and Sara Luvv threesome! Dreams really do come true. They take turns kissing each other and sucking on each other's breasts. Meanwhile Opie stands in the background and realizes why his name isn't even listed on the video.
Opie makes his way back into the party and winds up with a 2 girl blow job, which is definitely one of my favorite porn sex acts. Chloe Amour sort of ravenously sucks his balls while Sara Luvv sucks his cock. Two of my favorite stars doing one of my favorite things, this is why a Chloe Amour and Sara Luvv threesome is a dream come true. Of course, in that dream it's me instead of Opie, but I guess you take what you can get.
The blow job is over soon enough because when you put these two hot Latinas this close together they will start making out. And what starts out as a bit of confusion over whose turn it is to suck what turns into Sara Luvv making out with Chloe Amour while Opie once more recedes into the background. He really should just leave the room. The Chloe Amour and Sara Luvv threesome would be just as hot without him anyway.
Could this guy be any whiter? One shade lighter and he'd be clear, and he's with two of the hottest Latin ladies in porn? Unfair. And the contrast is blinding. Chloe Amour is getting fucked here, but she still finds the focus to go down on Sara Luvv. Wouldn't you?
The Chloe Amour and Sara Luvv threesome has changed positions and now Sara Luvv is getting fucked, but look at that pussy eating! She's not content to be bounced around by Opie's clumsy attempts (and they are clumsy throughout the video, he nearly went anal on Chloe Amour earlier) and get a lick of pussy every once in a while. Sara Luvv locks her hands on Chloe Amour's hips and gets her face all the way in that crotch.
Here Opie gets his big cum shot and nobody really seems to care. Someone should tell him that when they said he'd get to ge in a Chloe Amour and Sara Luvv threesome, they didn't mean he'd actually participate.
Chloe Amour licks the cum off Sara Luvv's pussy and then they share a cum swapping kiss. But my favorite part is the configuration of breasts in this clip. Chloe Amour has her thumb resting on Sara Luvv's left breast while her own right breast is going nipple to nipple with her partner.
Opie has ejaculated, Chloe Amour has licked it up and swapped it with Sara Luvv. The Chloe Amour and Sara Luvv threesome is over. So why is there still 30 seconds of video left? Because the two women just lay there making out! And I never get sick of watching these two beauties kiss. They are both so passionate and into it.
After some of the early videos, it's nice to see Chloe Amour has found a home at Passion HD. They have pretty people, pretty locations, and very high production value. Their movies consistently look more like Hollywood than porn. The HD is such high quality you can blow it up on a 60″ HDTV and it looks fantastic. I've done it! And that was before they started using Ultra HD. So who knows now. And the give you 24 hours of access to hundreds of hours of video for $1. How can you resist? Sign up for the 24 hour trials and see just how much you like it.


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Sheila Enriquez, CPA, JD, CFF offers a powerful blend of financial expertise and legal perspective to her publicly traded and privately held company clients.
Sheila is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and an attorney with over 16 years of experience in delivering high-level assurance and consulting services. She also carries the Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF) credential. Her vast expertise includes audit services, agreed-upon procedures, forensic accounting, valuation and litigation support, and mergers and acquisitions due diligence. She also has extensive experience in analyzing complex business transactions related to accounting, economic and financial issues.
Sheila has served as a consulting and testifying expert witness in various cases involving claims such as breach of contract, fraud, fraudulent transfer, breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, shareholder oppression, and employment cases. In her capacity as an expert, she has performed forensic investigations, valuations, asset tracing, and economic damages/lost profits calculations, and provided expert testimony in court and in depositions.
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IBEX workshop roundup
Posted onThe following is a roundup of news concerning the International BoatBuilders' Exhibition and Conference, set for Oct.12-14 at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
This year's International BoatBuilders' Exhibition and Conference will feature a new program, One-on-One Sessions, to help industry professionals survive and succeed in today's market.
"These new sessions can help find the solutions you have been looking for by pairing you with those with similar situations and needs to discuss tangible ideas for moving your business forward," said Carl Cramer, IBEX show co-director and publisher of Professional BoatBuilder magazine, in a statement.
A total of 29 sessions will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, with a range of topics covered by a panel of industry experts. Each expert is available for one hour on each day of the show.
Participants may invite as many as three people from their company to join their session. Every participating company is limited to one single session. Each session costs $100 per hour.
Click here to register for the sessions and schedule an appointment.
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The National Marine Electronics Association will offer a workshop, Building Cost-Effective Electronics Platforms, for boatbuilders at IBEX.
The free workshop, scheduled for 1-2 p.m. Oct. 13, will be led by NMEA technical consultant David Morschhauser and a panel of NMEA member representatives.
"The workshop will focus on avoiding marine electronics problems from the keel up," Morschhauser said in a statement. "Today's vessels are multifunctional platforms that fill many roles and one is to provide a platform for marine electronics that ensures safe and efficient vessel navigation, communications, and operation."
The workshop will include discussion of resources and practices available through the NMEA, such as NMEA Installation Standards and the NMEA 2000 Standard that makes possible the networking of marine electronics. Practices and options that maximize performance and minimize costs for boatbuilders will also be included.
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Thetford Marine of Ann Arbor, Mich., will host a free workshop Oct. 13 on macerating sanitation technology at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
With this technology already capturing a large percentage of market share in Europe, it's now working its way into North America, according to the company.
All IBEX attendees are invited to take part. Participants must register by going to the Special Events page on the show's Web site . Those who cannot attend the workshop are invited to stop by Thetford Marine's booth, No. 2457, to learn more about the company's products.
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Dr. Shrink is taking its Shrinkwrap University to IBEX for a free, day-long session Oct. 15, starting at 8:30 a.m.
The program will include classroom discussions on marketing, insurance, business tips from a certified public accountant, and safe operation of the heat tool. Participants will experience hands-on shrink-wrap installation training and wrap boats in the afternoon. Lunch will be served to all students.
All IBEX attendees are invited to participate; walk-ins are also welcome. Those interested in registering for the event can contact Dr. Shrink directly at (800) 968-5147 or stop by booth No. 1850 at IBEX.
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To Be Or Not To Be...Proposed To That Is
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I encouraged her to talk to him, as I would suggest you talk to your partner about why they are not ready to go forward. See if you can jointly determine what it might take for them to get beyond their fears. Set goals to work toward making those changes. Maybe it means talking through the religious differences and making a concrete plan, or it could be as simple as finding a new job or asking for a raise. And then you can set a time limit for yourself, maybe six months or a year, and see if anything is being done.
As long as your partner is trying then your relationship is still viable and worth fighting for. But if your partner is all talk, and has made no attempt to move toward the goals you set together, then sadly it might be an indication that nothing will ever change. At that point, you can do what they have not been able to do and take the next step yourself and move on.
Then you will know you did everything you could. Hopefully, if this was the issue that separated Hilary and John, these were the steps they were able to take.
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They will monitor tourism activities near protected areas
All tourist facilities within five km of any protected area will be monitored by local communities to guard its environment and wildlife.
According to the eco-tourism guidelines proposed by the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests, the local communities will monitor the activities of tour operators to ensure that they do not cause animals disturbance while taking visitors to the protected area.
Furthermore, the State governments will levy a 'local conservation cess' on all privately run tourist facilities. The rate of cess, a percentage of turnover, will be determined by the States; and the money thus collected will fund protected area management, conservation and local livelihood development, and will not go to the State exchequer. Each State will have to notify the cess by December 31 this year.
The Tiger Task Force Report recommended in 2005 that hotels in a five-km radius of the boundary of a reserve must contribute 30 per cent of their turnover to the reserve, and they could be allowed to claim 100 per cent income tax benefit for the contribution.
Any core area of a tiger reserve from where relocation has been carried out will not be used for tourism activities, the guidelines say. Relocated forest dwellers will be given priority in livelihood generation activities through ecotourism in the protected area from where they have been displaced. Protected area management will make special efforts towards this end.
Each protected area will have to develop its own eco-tourism plan as part of its tiger conservation plan, management plan, or annual plan of operation, duly approved by the Chief Wildlife Warden of the State, and the National Tiger Conservation Authority (wherever relevant). The plan should be able to assess the carrying capacity of the protected area at three levels — physical, real and the effective/permissible carrying capacity of visitors and vehicles — and set a ceiling on the number of visitors allowed to enter the protected area at any given time, based on the carrying capacity of the habitat.
As to human-animal conflicts, compensation should be paid within 15 days, besides the immediate payment of ex gratia. In the case of the north-eastern States, the traditional village councils should be made responsible for this purpose.
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The rival of Amuro Ray, Char Aznable is perhaps more famous than his opponent. During Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, he joins the Anti-Earth Union Group as Quattro Bajeena and becomes a mentor to protagonist Kamille Bidan. His final appearance would be in a climactic showdown against Amuro in Char's Counterattack the 1 who helped me recreate U-Genix.
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General of the 3rd army of U-Genix
U-Genix's Engineer Robot
Partner of Roberto
Leader of U-Genix's Black Tri Stars
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Amuro Ray is the protagonist of the original Mobile Suit Gundam series and Char's Counterattack movie with a supporting role in Zeta Gundam & now serves U-Genix.
The Undefeated of the East is Domon's instructor, not to mention the winner of the 12th Gundam Fight.
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This is very cool! I think it would be great if you put the quotation in the description of the image. It's important to the piece of art and people might not be able to read it especially on smaller monitors. :)
That is a great idea... I was kind of worried about that actually but didn't think of using the description! Thanks so much :)


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Cheap cuts, nice flavors (watch for the zeros below -- really they indicate just a scattering of stuff for flavor or texture Submitted by WALLOWA Carbs: 10.6g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 15.8g | Calories: 153.9
Parsley and capers add flavor to this veggie-packed, heart-healthy dish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 39.3g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 34g | Calories: 337.7
Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes. Carbs: 39.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 356.7
What a great dish for one of those nights when your kids have a late soccer game! Brown the meat, layer in the ingredients, set your slow cooker on low, and go! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 24.9g | Calories: 271.4
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Specifications, Availability and Pricing
Working my way from the bottom up on the Megahalems CPU cooler, there is the base. This base appears to be made of aluminum with six 6mm Nickel coated heatpipes soldered inside it. That's right, I said six! The Prolimatech uses a milled base that leaves sort of an arched pattern in the base. Prolimatech has done this specifically and asserts that is all part of the design and planning of the whole package. The Nickel coated heatpipes then take the heat away from the base and deliver it to twin sets of forty five fin arrangements. Each side of the six pipes gets its own half of all that aluminum to more efficiently remove the heat. These fins are not only in two separated towers, each fin is also two pieces, assembled together, then pressed over the straightly aligned heatpipes, each fin having tabs on the edges to keep them spaced correctly to maximize the use of your fan of choice to cool this 790g tower.
A Scythe Kaze-Jyuni 120mm high speed fan is what we will be using for our testing. I mentioned that Prolimatech suggests 57 CFM; this Scythe will push up to 110 CFM when 12 volts are applied. This should do quite the job of keeping temps at bay, as its 4CFM shy of doubling the recommended flow of air. This Jyuni can run a maximum of 1900 RPM and Scythe says it will be 37dBA when it is at max. Not exactly a quiet fan, but with a case door in place, it's more like a hum.
Availability at this time is good at the e-tailers it can be located at, all of which appear to show stock. There are only about six shops I could find that actually do carry the Megahalems at this point. The Megahalems can be found at Crazypc.com for 59.99 U.S. Dollars plus shipping. And don't forget to add about another $10 for a quality fan like the Scythe I received with mine. Premium coolers do deserve to ask for premium pricing, so let's get to it and see if you should be selling off old hardware to get a Megahalems for your air cooling solution.
For those who run AMD and would like to have a go with the Megahalems, there is an accessory kit made with mounting hardware for AM2 and AM3. Other accessories include extra 25mm depth or 38mm depth fan clips. This allows almost any combination of fans and socket choice. Be aware that all afore mentioned "kits" are all sold separately, which increases the overall pricing for AMD users.