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[13/16H][16/16] ABOUT US: Formerly known as <After Life>, VoW has been around since the middle of BC. We have endured our down times, and consistently remained a stable, fun, strong progression guild. We have an extremely unique raiding atmosphere, one that is enjoyable yet serious. We ARE NOT going to scream at you or berate you but we DO still expect you to perform at a high level. Our current raid times are Tues, Wed and Thurs from 7-10 CST with an optional clean up night on Mondays at the same time. Because of our relatively light schedule high attendance for mandatory raid nights is a must. Between our 2 alt groups, challenge modes, leveling/gearing alts we are a very active guild on off nights and weekends. We are currently looking to improve upon our roster, not just simply fill spots. ABOUT YOU: You are a skilled player with a high interest in progression raiding. You show up to raids on time and prepared to tackle all content that might be attempted on any and every given raid night. You maintain high attendance and always inform your raid leader of an absence as soon as possible. You know the ins and outs of your class from stat priorities to rotation to cooldown usage. You do everything in your power to make sure you obtain the best gear you can outside of raiding. You are the best player(or very close) in your current guild. You take pride in both your numbers as well as your situational awareness as you understand that one without the other can only take you so far. Though it is not a deal breaker you ideally have a background of serious progression raiding. You are the type of player who is not intimidated by these requirements but excited by them as you would like to hold your teammates to these same set of standards. CURRENT NEEDS Boomkin Resto Shaman *Please note we are ALWAYS looking to upgrade our roster. If you do not see your class listed but are confident you can perform at a top 100 US level do no hesitate to fill out an app or contact us* Contact Us Feel free to contact an officer in game, or use the following methods of contact. Real Id (Crimsonlily) firstname.lastname@example.com (Ninjablaze) email@example.com (Pjmiagi) email@example.com Website - wwvow.guildlaunch.com
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Still LFM!
bump for quality applicants.
Bump for premium quality DPS!
i'd really enjoy this guild. my last few guilds do nothing and i am ready to do some heroics. I have a ilvl 396 resto shammy, ilvl395 hunter, and ilvl 392 resto druid. if you could use any of those players let me know
bump for locks and mages!
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First raid tonight, who's excited?
Check out my application when possible. thanks! :D
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All of our progression kills are on 25 man heroic mode, We do *NOT* consider going to 10man for any circumstances, so this will never be a problem. We *ARE* a 25 man progression guild! I don't think this is really true since you guys have never done a full clear of MSV on 25 normal mode. The first week of raiding you dropped to 10 to clear it and have never cleared it on 25s since. |
I don't think this is really true since you guys have never done a full clear of MSV on 25 normal mode. The first week of raiding you dropped to 10 to clear it and have never cleared it on 25s since. Bellagraced, you might want to check last night as well as all of our heroic progression kills. In the future if you have questions or just want to troll us feel free to post on your main. We don't bite, we can tell who your toons are anyways and it's not like you see me parading around on level 1 alts from random servers. |
i actually thought i had deleted what i said as soon as i had posted it - so i apologize - i woke up on the wrong side of bed and then read what i quoted from your thread and it felt like it was not true since you did drop down to 10mans in order to get to heroics.
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Jazz Legends To Perform At 2013 Detroit Jazz Festival Labor Day Weekend
DETROIT, April 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Detroit Jazz Festival "Imported from Detroit" today announced the headlining acts and 2013 Artist in Residence for the 34 th annual Labor Day Weekend performances. Once again the Festival will deliver an eclectic lineup filled with jazz greats, performing on four stages throughout Labor Day weekend.
"We strive to make the Detroit Jazz Festival's Labor Day weekend concerts more exceptional every year, and continue to show people from around the world what our great city has to offer," said Gretchen Valade, chair of the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation board of directors. "Everything we do at the Detroit Jazz Festival is meant to enrich the lives of music lovers everywhere. We want to make it possible for them to see their favorite jazz artists all in one place, and most importantly, offering these performances for free. It's not just about amazing music; it's about making it available for anyone that wants to listen."
The 2013 headlining acts will include:
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- Eddie Daniels and Roger Kellaway
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"This year's lineup was again carefully selected. We want to represent real jazz in all its forms. This year, we're focusing on all dimensions and the different generations of jazz music. The creative artists we're bringing together are pushing boundaries to create new, unique approaches that explore the true nature of jazz music," said Chris Collins, artistic director of the Detroit Jazz Festival. "Making an impact in the jazz world, but also creating meaningful experiences for the audience, is what the Detroit Jazz Festival is all about." Every year, to promote the great musicians living in our city, the Detroit Jazz Festival asks for regional submissions from artists who are interested in playing at the Festival. The Festival is committed to growing artists within our region, but also beyond. Last year, the Festival started annual competitions in order to identify talented musicians and arrangers who are developing their careers. For 2013, arrangers and trumpeters, the instrument chosen for the year, are invited to send in compositions by July 1, 2013 for the opportunity to perform at this year's Festival. The 34 th annual Festival weekend will take place once again over Labor Day weekend in Hart Plaza and Campus Martius, downtown Detroit. The Detroit Jazz Festival is the largest free jazz festival in the world, with attendees from all over the world, and more than 25 percent of attendees coming from outside of Michigan. In addition to providing incredible opportunities to see jazz legends, the Festival makes a significant economic impact on the city of Detroit through Festival weekend activities and year-round initiatives. Attendees can see the world-renowned artists on four stages – JP Morgan Chase Main Stage, Carhartt Amphitheatre Stage, Mack Avenue Records Waterfront Stage and Absopure Pyramid Stage – Aug. 30 through Sept. 2, 2013. This year's major corporate sponsors, who continue to help keep the Festival free, include the Chrysler brand, JP Morgan Chase, Opportunity Detroit, Carhartt, DTE Energy Foundation and Mack Avenue Records. Individuals support also is available through Rhythm Section memberships.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Just in time for the holidays, Ethan and Erin Hicks can teach you a great way to create imaginative gifts, save money and help the planet, all at the same time.
The teenage brother and sister from Concord are masters of upcycling, the art of transforming castoffs headed for the dumpster into beautiful and useful items, sometimes with little connection to their original use."We're repurposing them instead of tossing them into the trash," Erin said. "It's more beneficial and more efficient."It's a lot of fun, too.Earlier this year, Erin, 12, and her brother, 13, taught a popular session in upcycling for students attending the Cabarrus County Fair. They demonstrated some of their own inventions, including how to transform a 3-liter soft drink bottle into a nifty automatic watering device for the flower or vegetable garden, and how to turn a castoff picture frame into an attractive tray for cosmetics and personal items.Coached by their mom, Stacey Hicks, who also is their homeschool teacher, they work hard to find candidates for upcycling projects."In this economy, you have to be resourceful, and need a special eye in the thrift store," Erin said. "But anyone can do it. You just have to roll up your sleeves and dig."Besides the upcyclable items themselves, the Hickses also suggest keeping some essential tools and materials on hand. Along with the basics such as string, strong tape and simple hand tools, Erin finds strong glue and paint very helpful."It is amazing to see what a little bit of paint can do," she said.A key resource of another kind is the popular do-it-yourself website Pinterest, which has a special section for upcyclers. The current "random upcycling ideas" page is filled with examples, from an old TV cabinet recycled into an upscale dog condo to a convincing coat of chain-mail armor created entirely from beverage can pop tabs.The Charlotte area has a history of creative upcycling with artistic and philanthropic dimensions. Artist Edwin Gil used upcycled glass in his show "New Horizons: Upcycling" last summer. McColl Center guest artist Joan Bankemper of New York reassembled whimsical towers and birdhouses for the Edwin Tower garden using thrift-store ceramics smashed with a hammer. Frances Hawthorne, longtime faculty member in UNC Charlotte's Art Department, used recycled materials of all kinds in several different ways, working with homeless people to create a mural of memories for the Urban Ministry Center's first garden.A new Charlotte nonprofit, Upcycle Life, is creating handbags and other items using discarded plastic. The project is designed to provide work and income for people in need, particularly new immigrants to the U.S.Upcycling now even has its own logo, a takeoff on the familiar recycling arrows, but with the top arrow headed off in a new direction.Like familiar recycling programs, upcycling benefits the environment by reducing waste. But upcycling backers point to important differences. In recycling, materials such as metal, glass or plastics are typically ground up and processed into new raw materials, which then are reused in manufacturing. That requires a lot of energy, and the recycled product may have limitations because of impurities. For instance, recycled plastic bags can be used to make plastic wood products, but not new bags.Upcycling, however, does not require extensive reprocessing. In contrast, the original item may remain virtually unchanged, even if its new purpose is completely different.For Nadine Ford and her colleagues at Mecklenburg County Wipe Out Waste, all those approaches are valid and important, especially around the holidays. They stress that reducing waste means doing (and not doing) a number of different things to create less waste, and they see upcycling as a valuable addition to the list."What I really like," said Stacy Hicks, "is that you can actually make some things more useful!""I hope we were able to reach lots of people at the fair," Erin saida. "Upcycling is a good thing for many reasons, and it's infectiously creative and very fun."Friday, Dec. 07, 2012
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After the Cherry Mobile Omega, another gigantic android phone is set to launch this month. The Cherry Mobile Titan TV is a 6-inch android phone that flaunts a mediocre WVGA to go along with the usual tech specs of local android phones. Know more about it below.
Cherry Mobile Titan TV is just a rehashed Titan. But if we'll look closer, it's really not the case. Yes, you can argue that it's not a major upgrade at all but that's what we could really expect for a small Php500 difference in price. For only P6,999, Cherry Mobile is giving you the chance to own a huge android phone to carry your favorite TV shows on the go and everywhere you are. You won't miss those drama series anymore.
Cherry Mobile Titan TV will be powered by the MTK6577 1GHz dual-core CPU that we're all accustomed with and a 512MB RAM to complement its speed. The built-in memory is still at 4GB and as usual, we can expand it to as far as 32GB through the use of a microSD. According to the report by NoypiGeeks, the most notable differences between the first generation Titan and the TV variant is the 6-inch WVGA display (~158 ppi), 8MP rear camera w/ flash, 2MP front camera, and obviously, the mobile TV feature.
Cherry Mobile Titan TV Partial Specs
- Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
- 5.0-inch WVGA Display, 480×800 pixel resolution, ~158 ppi
- 1GHz dual-core processor
- 4GB internal memory
- expandable up to 32GB via microSD
- 8MP rear camera with Flash
- 2MP front-facing camera
- Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot
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- Battery: TBA
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II'm in the hudson. The thing that strikes me is - if an owner knew the surge was going to b 10'-12' and the marina elevation is less than that, then isn't it a huge mistake to haul out We hauled out to much higher elevation, so no worries there, then came back and found the boats on the dock and moorings did fine.
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Other top-ranked agencies are AKQA, Ogilvy, TribalDDB, and Razorfish.
SapientNitro has come out on top in a list of U.S. digital agencies that offer mobile marketing services. The list was compiled by research firm Forrester, which set out to make it easier for marketers looking for help with their mobile outreach.
The study ranked nine agencies - AKQA, iCrossing, Ogilvy, Possible Worldwide, Razorfish, Rosetta, SapientNitro, TribalDDB, and VML - by a set of 37 criteria. Among the criteria was the agency's ability to craft, execute and measure a mobile campaign; its financial health; its presence in the market; its experience developing mobile programs and its recognition from peers and clients.
SapientNitro was singled out because it "challenges its clients to think creatively about mobile's role in strategic development and has the execution chops to implement" campaigns, the report said. The agency also boasts "a very long-tenured and experienced mobile management team."
The other top-ranked agencies were AKQA, Ogilvy, TribalDDB and Razorfish. The study concluded that iCrossing, VML, Rosetta, and Possible Worldwide also "offer competitive options."
However, some critics of the study have pointed out that Forrester not only chose to focus solely on large agencies, but that the criteria by which they were judged - factors like market presence and experience - favored larger, more-established shops. In a field of so many agencies offering mobile expertise, isn't it possible that a smaller start-up could be a better match for some marketers?
"I can understand that concern," said Melissa Parrish, the study's author, in an e-mail. But for the purposes of the study, it made sense to focus on large, full-service digital agencies.
"I focused on the digital agencies, rather than mobile-specific agencies, because those are the partners that enterprise marketers trust the most to inform their innovation strategies," she said. "That's not to say that I think smaller, more focused agencies don't do great work - it's just to say that they weren't the focus of this particular piece of research."
Though it focused on larger agencies, the study did give some encouragement to fans of smaller shops. For example, Parrish wrote that although she "expected to see differentiation among agencies" in terms of mobile strategy and "vision for the future of the channel," she noted that "the agencies we evaluated turned out to have remarkably similar approaches."
Forrester chose to conduct the study based on its own forecasts that show the number of mobile Internet users growing at an average of 9 percent year over year for the next five years. A company survey had also found that nearly half of interactive marketers planned to increase their mobile marketing budgets last year.
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Rep. Doug Lamborn of Colorado Springs is the only delegation member who didn't sign on.
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Or doe. Hard to tell, from this angle. Maybe the hairs growin' up are a clue.
As for hookin' that thing onto a thong. Yeah, well. Maybe in your house. I can see it now. Being a "quick draw McGraw" could be a definite disadvantage, with one o' those.
All kidding aside, it's sure different. Ultra thin. Hairs hold it in place. Neoprene makes for a very positive grip on the gun, so no "wardrobe" malfunctions. I prefer a positive hook onto the belt. I wonder how it works deeply concealed, or how it avoids working its way down without a positive belt loop?


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I have a pretty productive worm bin in a large Rubbermaid bin and just brought home about two pounds of discarded chips soaked in hot salsa. Think it's okay to give them? Thanks. |
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I would. Mine get a pretty steady supply of hot pepper trimmings. |
Try a bit and see how busy it gets. If nobody loves it...avoidance. If it's a mass of worm happy dancing--go for it! ;) |
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"Everything is throwaway — and not just music — nowadays," Hesketh told Idolator last week, just before her concert at New York's Music Hall Of Williamsburg. "It's just designed to break or designed for you to get bored of it… So it was really important to take the time to craft all the sounds and just try to make it sound one of the more legendary albums that I love."
Victoria was clearly upbeat when we spoke, given that her New York show just happened to coincide with the day of Nocturnes' release in the US. She was also extremely candid, at one point noting that she'd rather perform a song on stage live and have it go horribly wrong than "go on my laptop and mime along, which is what half the people are doing."
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Meridian West Development's plans include 360,000 square feet of office space and more than half a dozen buildings for stores, restaurants and banks. It would sit on 45 acres at the northwest corner of Arizona Avenue and Loop 202.
The project, called AZ 202, is preferable to another major retail center, because employment-based development is lacking in the area, city planner Bill Dermody said.
"This concept is exactly what we envisioned for this corner," Dermody said. "It's important to have a more diverse downtown."
A hotel is also in the works for the development, which will likely cost in the $75 million range, Meridian CEO Greg Gienko said.
The company hopes to start construction by the end of 2007 with the first office building opening as early as next summer.
The hotel will likely have from 140 to 180 rooms, but Gienko declined to comment on what hotel chain may sign on because the company is in negotiations.
Access to the freeway and the surrounding community makes the location ideal for an office project, allowing Meridian to tap Chandler's highlyeducated workforce and Pinal County's growing population, Gienko said.
"These people have to work somewhere," he said.
The company is also working on another project with office, retail and hotel elements at the northwest corner of Cooper Road and Loop 202.
There's demand for topquality office projects with Chandler's Class A office space vacancy rate at nearly zero, said Laurel Lewis, vice president at commercial brokerage Grubb & Ellis.
Meridian will face tough competition when new developments begin opening, Lewis said. More than 1.3 million square feet of office space is scheduled to open in Chandler in the next couple of years.
Major office projects are planned in the Chandler Airpark area and along Price Road near where Loop 101 meets the Santan Freeway.
There may be a glut of space at first, but the area's long-term outlook is good, Lewis said.
"(Meridian's development) is going to be successful just because the project is good looking, and it's a good location," Lewis said.
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A Dawson County man has agreed to testify against his father and another relative in a case involving more than $25,000 in stolen home appliances and furnishings.
Michael Allen was in court Friday when a Superior Court judge ordered a Dawsonville woman to pay back more than $20,000 she admitted stealing from him and a friend.
A Dawson County teen was taken into custody Wednesday morning after authorities said he used his cell phone to video females in three local restrooms.
A 20-year-old Dawson County man has been charged with rape and molestation after an encounter with a 13-year-old girl authorities say he met online.
A 39-year-old Dawsonville man has been arrested on charges of child molestation.
The arctic blast that dropped nearly an inch of snow in Dawson County on Jan. 7 kept sheriff's deputies and emergency services personnel busy well into the weekend.
Nearly three weeks after the slayings of a southeast Georgia couple along the Amicalola River, there's increasing speculation that one or both suspects could face the death penalty.
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Dawson County authorities will be out in force this weekend trying to keep motorists safe as they ring in the New Year.
Services were held earlier this week for the Effingham County couple shot to death near the Amicalola River in Dawson County on Dec. 19.
Authorities are trying to determine what led to a fatal family confrontation over the weekend on the Amicalola River.
The two Dawsonville men arrested Sunday in connection with the shooting deaths of an Effingham County couple have been charged with murder.
The man at the center of what authorities call one of the largest methamphetamine trafficking cases in Dawson County history turned himself in last week after several weeks on the run.
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I've been growing many seedlings.. And many of my plants are blooming. I've been cross polinating in an attempt to create some hybrids. It's been fairly easy so far, but things have begun to get a bit complicated.. I'm having trouble remembering who I polinated with who..
Yesterday while in the post office I was hit with an idea.. So I grabbed a couple "Extremely Urgent" envelopes.
I took some "twist ties" I'd bought in bulk- A whole roll was a couple bucks in the garden section, and stapeled short lengths to some strips of tyvek. NOw I can write the polinator on the tag, and wrap it around the flower stem. 'Cource it can still fall off, but I've a better chance now. For seedling labels I picked up a couple feet of 24" aluminum flashing (aluminum won't oxidize & harm the plant, galvanized might) at the hardware store- It's rather thin & can be cut with scissors. It also takes "laundry pen" type ink rather well, or you can use a nail to scratch in the name(s). So after having spent under $5, with a little time & some scissors, I now have a couple hundred tags & labels. Here's some I made while having morning coffee: |
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Kudos!I, too, am always on the lookout for cheape tags. Let us know if the ink washes off of the tyvek. |
It won't if you use a "sharpie" or one of those laundry pens- |
It's just as easy and no cost to cut strips from pop cans and write with a ball point pen on a semi-hard surface. |
Great ideas! :) You can probably punch a hole using a hole punch, too…instead of stapling. Craft stores sell smaller-diameter hole punches. |
I took a cheap shower curtain liner from the dollar store and cut out strips like the wrap-around tags you can wrap around a plant trunk, branch, etc. I cut a small notch in one end so I can tie it. I have been using a paint pen. It doesn't fade in the sun and doesn't run. |
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Good ideas!!!! |
- Posted by tiresunltd z9 CA (My Page) on Fri, Jul 8, 05 at 12:27
when I was in art school, shim stock (thin alunimum strips to make molds), were to kill for. We used old alunimum cans cut into strips. two years later later someone was working in a print shop and started bringing in the alunimum sheets they used for dies. Can't remember what they were called or if they are still being used. nice 10x14 sheets. you might check around and see if they are still in use, I think they just through them away. |
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Krstofer, I note you are making the labels for your cross-pollenation experiments. I used to have the same problem remembering what I had done to what, and writing labels is fine when there are only a few but a drag when you have to do a lot. I use colour coded embroidery threads (the fast dye sort so they dont loose colour). Each plant has a colour (the hanks are labelled!) but then as I pollenate all I have to do is tie a piece of the corresponding thread to the flower. If it falls, no great loss, if seed sets the thread is there til the fruit falls and I know what the pollenator was by the colour of the thread. Equally where I have plants close that have similar fruits I can put two threads on the flower - one for the flower and the other for the pollenator. That said, I still have a lot of fruit forming that has been open pollenated and I have no idea who the 'father' is!! |
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Life is mostly black, grey and white here in Ontario today. It is zero C, but the snow is hanging on so that I probably won't get the caging and mulching accomplished any time soon. I see that the critters have been munching my shrubs already too.
Charlotte the Bouvier has had an upset stomach...at 3am of course...so we took a slow and gentle walk this morning. First through the "North Woods" which is still Christmas-like today. There appear to be both squirrel and rabbit tracks, and many shrubs chewed back by the bunnies. Charlotte investigated all of this.
Marie investigated the ninebark.
The Solomon's Seal is quite golden against the snow.
Oh! Look up, there's a morning dove in the crabapple!
We turned around to check our own tracks.
Then off to the bridge for a look at the creek.
Yes, there is one bit of colour in the landscape, the mountain ash berries.
I'm still following along folks!
Back home now!
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'bug, what a beautiful walk you and Charlotte took this morning. Thank you for sharing it with us. The photos and your home/land are wonderful. I hope she is feeling better. |
I will share these with Her Highness when she emerges from her chamber... ;) They're lovely, 'bug. |
- Posted by MartieInCT Z6 nrthn CT (My Page) on Sun, Nov 27, 05 at 13:04
Thanks to you and Charlotte for taking us along .... Martie |
- Posted by flowerluvr Z5 IN (My Page) on Sun, Nov 27, 05 at 14:52
Beautiful pics-that last one could be a Christmas card :)Thanks for sharing them! |
Nice wet sticky snow that looks so gorgeous on everything! It's a beautiful peaceful place that you live in Charlotte & GB. Thanks for the lovely tour :-) |
GB, thanks for the walk. As said before, you live in a lovely place. Thank you so much for sharing it with us! Jerri |
GB, I enjoyed the walk thru the snow. I love the wintery evergreen scenes-just gorgeous. Charlotte isn't too bad looking either :o) Monique |
Nice, Marie! My walk lasted an hour and a half tonight and although it's very quiet around town these days, I could use some of peace, beauty and solitude of your walk route. Thanks for sharing them. Sue |
Marie, beautiful scenery. It does look very wintery there. I just love Charlotte's very snowy muzzle. That last picture certainly does look like a Christmas card scene. You could win an award with that one. Thanks for letting us go on your walk with you. Eden |
- Posted by Veronicastrum z5 IL (My Page) on Sun, Nov 27, 05 at 18:44
Beautiful! V. |
Thank you , Marie , for the lovely walk . I have the last pic on my screen now . I love the view of the creek , and Charlotte with her snowy face . The evergreens are beautiful , so are the berries . The mourning dove looks cold ! Marian |
GB, well I"m going to try for the fourth time to post to this thread. My internet service keeps blinking out this morning and it is driving me crazy! Anyway, these are really lovely photographs. You continue to improve your photography skills and we are so lucky that you share your beautiful images with us. Deanne |
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Another round of snow fell across northeast Kansas Sunday along and north of I-70 with up to 2" in some spots. Another round of snow will push through after midnight into Monday morning but this time it will be south of I-70 with up to 1" of accumulation. Supercast above shows snow completely over by sunrise but that may be too quick to exit the area with snow expected to continue through mid-morning. Temperatures will also be very cold with wind chills as low as -12 Monday morning with wind chills stuck in the single digits all day Monday. After tomorrow morning the extended forecast is dry for now however a few flurries can't be ruled out Wednesday as well as Thursday night into Friday with no accumulation expected at this time. A warm up is also expected with highs in the 40s as early as Thursday.
Sunday Snowfall Reports:
Concordia: 0.6"
Manhattan: 0.75"
Topeka: 1"
Robinson: 1"
Wamego: 1.5"
Lawrence: 1.2"
Lenexa: 2"
Wheaton: 2"
McLouth: 2"
Ozawkie: 2"
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July 14 (Bloomberg) -- Harmony Gold Mining Co., Africa's third-largest gold producer, may lose between 20 kilograms and 25 kilograms of gold a day because of the closure of its Tshepong mine in South Africa following an accident on July 11 in which a worker died.
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What Movie Character Do You Identify With The Most?
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aelwero | Nothing recent. Our newborn is having apneatic episodes related to being a preemie and requires a huge amount of attention. Mods, projects, and even sleeping have all been put on hold for a while.. | |
IP0VV3R | Have you gotten anywhere on this | |
VinceAlten | Lookin good! I just bought a 91 jeep and looking for a top, but this looks pretty awesome so far! I am in Las Cruces until March and need to complete my jeep projects by mid Feb to be able to ship it overseas... Might look into something similar if yours turns out as good as I think it will! | |
IP0VV3R | You could probably use clear plexiglas and put window tint on it | |
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went around to hardware stores and got some materials... got an initial frame put together... the concept was to just have a few straps at key points for now, trying to keep it as simple as I can. primed and cemented it all up, making sure to keep everything level and straight (it doesn't come back apart once you get it cemented up). and took it out for a test fit. 3 straps on it at this point, and it's pretty darn secure there's a little bit of play in it, but attaching the plexi to the top will eliminate what little there is. the mating surface is completely flat with the single curved edge, and I'm pretty sure I can form that using the existing panel as a form with a small butane torch and some patience. straps are rated at 800 pounds and are attached to the frame itself with screws, so it's probably more secure than the factory panel. rear strap. this one is actually screwed to the plastic portion of the sound bar, because it would be a PITA to wrap it all the way around every time. side strap. front attaches to the footmans loop that the factory panels clamps in on. I rotated the strap up a bit before screwing it on to maximise the downward tension on this one. It might have to get redone somehow though, because I'm not sure if it's going to have enough downward pull, especially with this: thsi front outer elbow is sitting directly on the steel bracket that the rollbar attaches to at the windshield, and it looks a little tall gonna do some surgery on it with an angle grinder tomorrow and see if it's still viable. If not, I'm either going to have to cut the corner off and put in two more 45 degree corners, or scrap the whole frame and start over with 1". total cost for this PVC frame is at $10, $4.90 for the 10' PVC stick, .80 cents for each elbow, and the straps will just move to the new frame if it comes to that, so meh Smoked plexi ain't happenin... only way to get it in a large enough size is custom order off the 'net and ship... $150 per panel... Aint' spendin that much without a proof of concept at least anyone ever tried nightshades paint on clear plexi? thinkin either that or the "magnetic cling" style window tint (which will also help keep scratches down... bonus) It's raining (it almost never rains in el paso, except on the day that I would rather have my freedom panel off the jeep to use as a plexi form...), so I have the freedom panels put back on, so no forming today... |
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fabbin some alternate freedom panels? Quote:
I'm thinking smoked plexi, heated up and rolled to match the curve of the existing freedom panels (probably heated and formed using the actual freedom panel as a guide...), with some fabbed structure around the outside, probably a PVC pipe frame (lightweight, easy to work, and cemented together properly, nice and solid... probably 'glass it to make it look a little cleaner...) on the underside to lend structure to it and to provide somewhere to attach mounting hardware (perhaps even the actual OEM fittings). then a rear seat "freedom extension" set, fabbed the same way but with some sort of mounting system that goes on the back roll bar (probably something very similar to the big circle screw ins on the back of the front freedom panels, and the allen bolts from the factory top holding the front), and then leave the back open, or maybe build a curved "turtle back" style cover for the cargo area using the same method... started out in my head as a "novel idea" kinda deal, but I'm starting to think I'm gonna hafta try this... any thoughts? |


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Net loss attributable to Arrowhead for the quarter ended June 30, 2012 was $8.0 million, or $0.71 per share based on 11,238,291 weighted average shares outstanding. This compares with a net loss attributable to Arrowhead of $1.8 million, or $0.25 per share based on 7,182,628 weighted average shares outstanding, for the quarter ended June 30, 2011.
The Company's net cash used in operations for the first nine months of fiscal 2012 was $10.8 million, compared with $6.0 million for the first nine months of fiscal 2011. Cash provided by investing activities was $0.3 million, primarily due to cash received from the sale of marketable securities. Cash provided by financing activities was $5.3 million, primarily due to the issuance of Arrowhead common stock. As of June 30, 2012, Arrowhead had cash resources of $3.3 million; which includes cash and cash equivalents of $2.3 million and $1.0 million in subscriptions receivable from previous financings.
Arrowhead further enhanced its cash position by entering into securities purchase agreements to sell units of common stock and warrants to institutional and individual investors on August 10, 2012. Each unit was sold at $2.76 and included one share of common stock and a warrant to purchase 0.75 share of common stock at an exercise price of $3.25. Gross proceeds are expected to be approximately $6.2 million.
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I was recently introduced to these new moisturizing creams called GLOW Moisturizers and have discovered some new and interesting things I never knew about the science of cosmetics creation as well as things that aren't in moisturizers that make them even better. You can read more in my interview with Safiya Morgan, CEO & Founder of GLOW. I was able to ... Read More »
Date Nut Balls Rolled in Coconut or Pistachio
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I always get pretty large jars of tomato sauce, yes mostly because I'm Italian and grew up with it as a staple ingredient- we put it in just about everything we make. I've noticed over the years that I use it in almost all of the other types of dishes I make, too. It seems as though just about everyone I know loves tomatoes, ... Read More »
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Son Identifies Mystery Woman
Man realizes woman gravely injured in hit and run is his mother while watching news report.
She was a mystery woman in the eyes of Renton, Washington police.
Who was the person stuck in blackberry bramble bushes, the victim of a horrible hit and run collision?
Bruce Allison came upon her on Saturday morning, during his bike ride.
"She said, 'Can you get me out, I can't move?'" he recalled.
Allison, and other onlookers, dug through the brush to get to the woman.
Her voice was faint.
"I asked her what her name was. I heard her say Roz," Allison said.
That's all police had to go on.
The woman had no phone, or identification on her.
Police believe a driver, likely under the influence of alcohol, struck the woman around 8:45 a.m. Saturday, and then drove away.
He returned a short time later, was arrested, and booked into the King County Jail.
Alex Stratton saw the story on NBC affiliate KING 5 and realized who the woman was.
"It could have happened anywhere out there, this could have happened to anyone. It just happened to be my mom," he said.
Rozalind Hall, or Roz as some friends call her, was likely out on her typical lake shore walking path Saturday morning when the incident occurred, according to her son.
Stratton says Hall has two broken legs, and two broken arms, but escaped without a head injury.
She's now in stable condition at Harborview Medical Center, and will require extensive surgery.
Stratton believes the random acts of a few strangers likely saved his mother.
"If they didn't witness it, she could have been laying in the bushes and no one would have seen her. She could have died in those bushes," said Stratton.


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Finished my first all grain batch a few minutes ago.. Problem is I ended up with slightly more wort than anticipated.. Probably somewhere closer to 5.75-6 gallons rather than 5 gallons. What can I expect from this batch? Am I to worry that I collected to much wort? No sight glass on the kettle yet, so was eye balling the 5 gallons till i was able to measure it in my carboy.
What where your gravity readings? As long as your close to the expected gravity readings the only thing you have to worry about is the ibu's being slightly off and if you have enough bottles for the extra gallon.
Well it will still be beer just a little thinner and a little less abv then anticipated.
Good to know. I'm guessing there isn't much to do about the abv. Would tossing a few simcoe hops in the fermenter bring things around? Or best to leave it be??
If it were me and it has been, I leave it alone. Unless you are tying to enter this into a competition, leave it, drink it and move on Toy4Rick
Is this more to blame do to the fact i collected to much wort or is something else in my process needing work?


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SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea fired a barrage of short-range missiles off its east coast Thursday, a possible prelude to the launch of a long-range missile toward Hawaii over the July Fourth holiday. Firing a ballistic missile on Independence Day would be a challenge to Washington, which has been rallying international support for enforcement of U.N. sanctions imposed against Pyongyang following a May 25 nuclear test. North Korea is banned from testing ballistic missiles under U.N. resolutions. Comoros survivor back home in Paris LE BOURGET, France - A severely bruised young girl believed to be the only survivor of an Indian Ocean plane crash flew back Thursday to Paris, where she was embraced gently by her father, who tried to lift her spirits with a joke. Bahia Bakari, 12, returned to France from the Comoros Islands on a French government plane. The Falcon-900 jet with medical facilities left the archipelago nation, a former French colony, and arrived at Le Bourget airport just north of Paris. Yemenia Flight 626 crashed Tuesday morning off Comoros amid heavy winds. Bahia, described by her father as a fragile girl who could barely swim, spent over 13 hours in the water clinging to wreckage before she was rescued. She was found suffering from hypothermia, a fractured collarbone and widespread bruises to her face, elbow and foot. Biden in Iraq BAGHDAD - U.S. Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Iraq on Thursday to visit U.S. soldiers, just two days after all American combat troops withdrew from Baghdad and all of Iraq's cities and towns. During his visit, Biden will meet with Iraqi leaders, including President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. A White House statement said Biden will reiterate the U.S. commitment to carry out President Barack Obama's plan to withdraw combat forces. He also will press Iraqi leaders to make more progress toward political reconciliation. It was his first trip to Iraq as vice president.More like this story
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In metaethics (see ethics), the view that moral judgments do not function as statements of fact but rather as expressions of the speaker's or writer's feelings. According to the emotivist, when we say You acted wrongly in stealing that money, we are not expressing any fact beyond that stated by You stole that money. It is, however, as if we had stated this fact with a special tone of abhorrence, for in saying that something is wrong, we are expressing our feelings of disapproval toward it. Emotivism was expounded by A. J. Ayer in Language, Truth and Logic (1936) and developed by Charles Stevenson in Ethics and Language (1945).
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