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The One Man MMO Project
It has been a little quiet on the blog the last month. Back at the start of January I came up with a really smart solution to my movement/collision/formation/pathfinding issues which also has the gigantic benefit of reducing the bandwidth needed for unit movement almost to zero, so I've been super-busy getting that put together. I've also been thinking a lot about the viability of Free-to-Play as a business model for Miranda...
Since I started development, I've been planning for Miranda to be Free-To-Play (F2P). F2P makes a lot of sense for smaller developers. It has really solid economic theory behind it (if you're not already familiar, read up on "demand curve" and "consumer surplus") and by making a game free, you can get a lot of people to try your game who probably wouldn't if they had to pay for it. That's the theoretical upside, but lately I've been reading a lot of articles about failed F2P games. They all had good reasons why they failed, so there is something that can be learned from them, but the statistics shared about those failed games has got me thinking that there are other forces at work in 2014. Read 3061 more bytes... (0 comments)
It's time for my third annual look at the past year.
Looking at my work log, the biggest part of my year was spent getting systems that kind of worked into final working condition, adding features, fixing corner cases, bugfixing, polishing and improving performance (I did a lot of work on loading and rendering performance.) While I thought I was mostly done with rendering last year, I still put a lot more effort into making the game pretty this year. I added more normal mapping, distance fog, smoke to damaged units, dust to moving units, a sandstorm effect, two factions worth of buildings (21 of them,) 23 rocks, fields of flowers, the sky, distant terrain rendering, a rusty container-ship setpiece, color correction and heat refraction post-effects and at long last: rubber-band rendering for the mouse. Adding Object culling was the biggest rendering performance win. Read 4783 more bytes... (0 comments)
For some time now I've suffered with abominable build times on my optimized builds. A full rebuild of just the client in Debug takes 160,825ms but in Release it takes 371,462ms. So for less code, that's a whopping 231% increase in build time just for optimization!
I build three different configurations of my game. Debug is a build with all debugging features enabled, ASSERT's on and debug trace output. Release has full optimization, no ASSERT's or trace output. I also have an Abort built which is fully optimized with ASSERT's and no trace output. I use the Abort build often, but the 6 minute build times even for a one-line change make it super-inconvenient to iterate. Read 1895 more bytes... (1 comments)
The interview I did last week has been posted: Interview: Robert Basler, One Man MMO and The Imperial Realm: Miranda.
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I've spent quite a bit of time the last couple weeks piecing bits of different articles together to figure out how to implement normal mapping in the Lair Engine. The problem I encountered is that there is a huge variation in the methods and terminology used for normal mapping. This makes it a very confusing topic for non-math-lovers like myself. So here I'm going to explain the three common techniques for normal mapping for the mathematically uninclined.
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Thursday morning it occurred to me that today would mark the 4 year anniversary of the start of my work on The Imperial Realm :: Miranda which made me think, "it's about time I put up some real, unretouched in-game screenshots."
[Waiting out the Sandstorm] [Immovable Object, Meet The Irresistible Force] I love the sand storm effect! Sometimes I park the camera under a ridge and watch the sand blow over my head. Getting all those particles interacting with the terrain at a decent frame rate was tough. These screenshots show The Wasteland, one of several biomes in the game. It is hot, white sand, and rock and nothing lives there except some curious flowers. Anything you can see in the screenshots you can go to with no immersion-breaking load screens. You may have noticed the second shot borrows a note from Oblivion. I loved the shots of Jack motorcycling between buried ships in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. If the final game reminds you a bit of Iceland, Oblivion and Prometheus are why. Read 2391 more bytes... (0 comments)
Here is a good example of why multithreading is hard.
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I can't remember the last time I had to spend any time finding a memory stomp. This was not always the case -- I have spent many an hour with data breakpoints. Man was I happy when those finally started working on the Wii. Today I thought I'd share a couple little things I use to eliminate overflows in my code.
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I always hated working on games that didn't have a working debug build. On some the framerate was too low. Some didn't even build. There was always one real reason for it: somebody in charge didn't think it was worth having a running debug build. But the cost of a broken debug build is a huge increase in bugfixing time. Debugging a non-debug build results in misleading values in your debugging windows, bad callstacks, and heavy reliance on static analysis of trace output to figure out what has gone wrong. In short: it has a huge cost in developer time.
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I've been stuck on this for a week, so I'm putting it out as a Friday puzzle challenge. Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
I added the normal mapping code from Followup: Normal Mapping Without Precomputed Tangents. I have other normal mapping code which uses the usual method of passing the tangent vector with the vertex data and that works great. There's no vertex shader code on The Tenth Planet, so I had to figure that out myself. The problem I have is that if I use the normal from perturb_normal, the lighting rotates with the model so it is always the same side of the model that is lit (beautifully) no matter how the model is oriented relative to the light source. If I light the model with the interpolated vertex normal I get smooth n dot l lighting which works as expected. Read 8363 more bytes... (1 comments) Recent CommentsGrab Bag - 2014-12-11 00:21:13 (2 comments) I knew that quadtree template would work better than Facebook ads! I never played Warzone, but I am taking a lot of inspiration from Red Alert 2 and the other games in the C&C oeuvre. You're right, The Imperial Realm::Miranda is awesome and I will ...
Grab Bag - 2014-12-10 17:38:02 (2 comments) Hi there!
I randomly found your site while searching for implementing quad trees :D Anyway I cant believe the awesomeness of your game, it seems like command and conquer, tiberian sun, yuri's revenge,red alert2 etc online??? Also reminds me of warzone ... Enabling NVidia GPUs on Optimus Laptops - 2014-12-03 12:18:32 (2 comments) This seems somewhat heavy-handed given the documentation, but it does work. I had to modify the popup to tell the user to restart The Imperial Realm::Miranda since this doesn't take effect until the next run. Might make this an installer step at ...
Enabling NVidia GPUs on Optimus Laptops - 2014-12-03 02:45:15 (2 comments) Wow, did some more testing and even successfully loading NVAPI isn't enough to enable the NVidia card with the 334.75 drivers.
Dates are Hard - 2014-11-16 11:58:48 (3 comments) Also still following this project.
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What's the difference between dark matter and dark energy?
I've been reading many clever answers here about dark matter and dark energy that called my attention to this question. Since Einstein's theory relates matter and energy as different states of the same thing, is it valid to think about dark matter and dark energy in the same way? Are they two states of the same dark "thing"? Are they interchangeable?
The short answer to your question is that we don't know if dark matter and dark energy are manifestations of the same dark "thing". We know they both must exist to explain certain phenomena, but we still know very little about their make up so we cannot assume they are linked. For now, we think of them as separate, and we believe the cosmos to be composed of roughly 0.03% heavy elements (anything other than hydrogen and helium), 0.3% neutrinos, 0.5% stars, 4% free hydrogen and helium, 25% dark matter, and 70% dark energy. Here is how we define them separately:
Dark matter must exist to account for the gravity that holds galaxies together. If the only matter in the universe was matter we could directly detect, galaxies would not have had enough matter to have ever formed. The galaxies we observe today would fly apart because they wouldn't have enough matter to create a strong enough gravitational force to hold themselves together. Dark matter is also responsible for amplifying small fluctuations in the Cosmic Microwave Background back in the early universe to create the large scale structure we observe in the universe today.
Dark energy, which also goes by the names of the cosmological constant or quintessence, must exist due to the rate of expansion we observe for our universe. Not only is the universe expanding, but this expansion is also accelerating so the unknown 'anti-gravity' force at work is termed 'dark energy'.
Some researchers are searching for an explanation that encompasses both dark matter and dark energy. One example of such a theory uses a form of energy called a scalar field (it is a field because it has magnitude, energy and pressure, but it is scalar so it has no direction). Things would certainly be easier if we didn't need to have separate theories to explain dark matter and dark energy. However, other researchers look at dark matter and dark energy as two separate problems. For example, many string thoeries use supersymmetric particles to explain dark matter and make no connnection to dark energy at all.
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Espanyol 3-0 Almeria
Christian Stuani scored a brace and Felipe Caicedo was on target yet again to give Espanyol a comfortable 3-0 victory over struggling Almeria.
Stuani struck twice in the space of three minutes towards the end of the first half and then after the break substitute Caicedo hit a fifth goal in four matches to put the game beyond doubt and seal a fourth consecutive home win for the Catalans in all competitions.
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So nearly missed this as the Stone Circle stands in a field just off the road from Kenmore to Aberfeldy. No parking area although just enough space to park up off the road. These stone circles are mystical and well worth a stop.
So nearly missed this as the Stone Circle stands in a field just off the road from Kenmore to Aberfeldy. No parking area although just enough space to park up off the road. These stone circles are mystical and well worth a stop.
Almost missed this even though we were looking for it thank goodness for husbands quick reflexes. as described a set of 3 stone circles with sheep to keep watch. glad it has been cornered off within its own field accessed via a gate. love finding stone circles and the mysteries they have and how they got there. worth a visit... More
Lovely wee stone circle with sheep staring at us, blink and you might go past it, have now seen a mini version of stone henge
Lovely setting--glad we stopped to add it to our "Stone Circle Tour" of the British Isles". Not as expansive or impressive as Kilmartin Glen in Argyll but very picturesque. It IS pasture land so expect sheep and "evidence" thereof.
I briefly visited this site with my husband. It is in a field just off a farm road so you could easily miss it, we roughly knew where to look out for it after being given directions from another tourist attraction. We parked at the side of the road near the gate access for the field. The site is well... More
No one really knows why these stones are here or what they were used for. But someone went to a lot of trouble to arrange them just so. Being here makes you wonder what it must have been like to live in this place thousands of years ago. Did the people who lived or worshipped here ever travel? Did they... More
It might not seem to be an important aspect to some regarding ancient history but the formation of these stone circles gives a small glimpse to you of the cerimonial practices of ancient groups. Be carefull as there is not much parking at the road and it is in a farm field. But it is worth the stop.
It wasn't until the 3rd time I passed it that I figured out just where to park to access this very fine stone circle. There is a farm road right next to it, but you don't want to block it, so I found it easiest to stop in the early evening, when there isn't so much traffic on the road.... More
We totally enjoyed stopping by Croft Moraig Stone Circles. We are always intrigued by the ancient stone circles and the history behind them. There was a plaque with a description of the stone circles. Would be easy to miss so be sure to look carefully as you drive toward Croft Moraig. You don't want to miss them!
Very interesting, a little hard to spot. Drive slowly or you will miss it. On private farm property, just park on the driveway and walk over.
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It is essential to safeguard the law-abiding citizen's right to own and use firearms designed for legitimate purposes such as hunting, target shooting, collecting, and self protection. Restricting this right runs counter to the intent of our Founding Fathers, who expressly guaranteed that citizens would retain the right to keep and bear arms.
As a former Texas Supreme Court Justice and Attorney General, I have firsthand knowledge of crime-fighting policies that work, and I believe that citizens' Second Amendment rights should not be restricted because of the actions of criminals. Rather, we must respect the rights of law-abiding citizens and focus our attention on the source of violent crime: criminals who use firearms to commit crimes. I believe that strictly enforcing the law and meting out longer sentences for career criminals and those who use firearms when committing crimes will reduce crime much more effectively than gun or equipment bans.
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Fast-food workers plan to stage a global protest next week in 150 U.S. cities and 33 other countries to demand better pay and working conditions, organizers said Wednesday, NBC News reported. Workers taking part in the protest will walk off their jobs on May 15 to demand wage increases and the right to form a union without retaliation, organizers said Wednesday in New York. Both McDonald's and Burger King defended their treatment of employees in separate statements.
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Posted 26 January 2015 - 05:55 PM
I hope I haven't already posted in this thread, but I looked through the last couple pages and didn't see a Steve Martin avatar anywhere...
Anyway, I've been using public forums for a really long time, and have gone through several different screen names. For a while I was using "basscadet", which was the name of a song from an electronic group I really liked. It was a play on "spacecadet" and was pronounced like "bass guitar" or "bass drum". I thought this was both clever and obvious. But I noticed that whenever I'd fill out a form online with my email address and then have to talk to someone on the phone or in person about my account for whatever reason, they'd always pronounce "bass" like the fish. Like I'm some kind of fish cadet. The first couple times I thought it was funny, but when it started happening every single time, it started getting pretty annoying.
So I just gave in and changed it to "spacecadet", which I use on about half the forums I frequent now. (On the other half, I use a different bastardized version of "basscadet" that's impossible to mispronounce.)
Posted 26 January 2015 - 06:28 AM
Mine is kind of lame, but I couldn't think of anything else. My kids' school's mascot is a Saber, so I'm a Saber Mom. Totally not original, but it works.
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Posted 25 January 2015 - 10:42 PM
Mine is kind of lame, but I couldn't think of anything else. My kids' school's mascot is a Saber, so I'm a Saber Mom. Totally not original, but it works.
Mystic River Dragon
Posted 06 January 2015 - 02:44 PM
Mine is more basic than it sounds. Mystic, CT (with its peaceful river) is one of my favorite getaway places (I go in the off-season, and by train, of course). And, according to the Chinese horoscope, I was born under the sign of the Dragon (the Chinese Dragon is a good, kind creature--not frightening like its counterpart in western mythology). When I was trying out words and phrases to come up with a name, Mystic River Dragon just sounded right.
Posted 07 December 2014 - 12:07 AM
I got my handle from one if my trainers when I first started driving truck. He said I looked like mighty Joe from the movie with the beard I had at the time. It also helped that my name is Joe also.
Posted 30 September 2014 - 01:46 PM
Mine harkens to my favorite author, prolific Victorian novelist Anthony Trollope. Trains feature in several of his books. ****SPOILER ALERT**** In "Barchester Towers," Mrs. Proudie and oleaginous preacher Mr. Slope attempt to stop train service on the Sabbath. (I'm glad to report that they fail.) In "Small House at Allington," good guy Johnny Eames punches out the caddish Adolphus Crosbie on the platform at a London station, probably Paddington. In "The Prime Minister," speculator Ferdinand Lopez commits suicide by throwing himself in front of a train.
If you like Dickens or Jane Austen, I can practically guarantee you'll enjoy Trollope.
Posted 24 September 2014 - 12:54 PM
Ok, I'll bite.... My 'screen' name is one that I use on most forums and email services, I live in the town of FAIRport (in upstate NY) (FYI, there's a CSX main line going right through the center of my town and has LOTS of train traffic including AMTRAK) and the digits 28 are both the DAY of my birthday AND my house number. Something I started using some years ago on forums and email services and it's stuck. FYI, my avatar (the blue service star) is for my son who is in the USAF and currently deployed 'overseas'. For his safety I'm not going to say where or for how long.
Posted 09 September 2014 - 02:45 PM
Acela - Obviously the Acela Express.
"944" - The first EMD AEM-7 Locomotive number I've taken a picture of in my life.
Posted 08 September 2014 - 01:22 PM
Maybe it's an alias, and your name is really George J or George M!


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Just wondering what field crate everyone is using to bring tomatoes to the market?
In the past few years I have bought 20-25# tom boxes from the supply room at the local amish produce auctions. I guess I'm tired of throwing away soggy boxes after a few uses. Is there a plastic alternative? I love my big green crates that stack and nest with leafy greens. thanks
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- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 16, 11 at 8:45
I used to use bread racks-the plastic racks they use to deliver loaves of bread. These days I use the nesting stacking gray crates I use for everything else to harvest and to sell I put all maters into either pint or quart pulp tills and can get 15 pints and 9 quarts in a crate. |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 16, 11 at 9:41
I use the tomato boxes, but I don't buy NEW ones especially to pick in. Soggy boxes dry fine most of the time. Just don't let them get totally soaked. I haven't found any plastic that works as well. The cardboard cushions better than anything I've found. Lucy, I can't lift the bread trays that I have when full, plus don't the holes cut into the tomatoes? I don't sell tomatoes in pints or quarts, I sell by the pound. I sell too many for the pts and qts routine, except for cherry sized. I also don't do a final sort until at market, just in case I find more imperfect produce. It takes alittle longer at market, but the customers are willing to wait to be sure to get quality produce. I learned my way of doing things from a produce farmer years and years ago. I strongly believe that things should be reused at least 2-3 times before they are thrown away. Marla |
- Posted by little_minnie (My Page) on Sun, Jun 19, 11 at 15:33
I just use the banana boxes from produce dept and the foam apple nesting things for some cushion. |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Sun, Jun 19, 11 at 16:53
The banana boxes sounds great if I could lift that much. That's why I stay with the 25# tomato boxes. I do line the bottom with either newspaper or paper towel in case I get a 'leaker'. Marla |
- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 20, 11 at 5:43
the problem with banana boxes is they are soaked with pesticides so if you are selling as organic at all you want to stay away from them as you may find some of your customers are very sensitive to those chemicals that do come off onto your fruits. I lined the bread flats with towels to keep them from damaging the maters. but now I use the stacking/nesting crates I got from Buckhorn years and years ago. I never have been comfortable with selling my maters by the pound. the customers would over handle them and I would go home with up to 50% ruined by them (but still good for making juice and the chickens would eat them). Putting everything into boxes stopped most of the damage and no problem loading boxes at market (which is when I check for bad fruit). For people who want just 1 mater I will sell by the pound as well. |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Mon, Jun 20, 11 at 7:38
Lucy, do you have an average weight that you place in a qt or pt? On cherry sized, we put about 1# per box. I haven't had much damage from customers in my area, but if they are squeezing too much, I explain that a ripe tomato is very fragile. Not hard like the grocery stores. Marla |
- Posted by little_minnie (My Page) on Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 21:11
I have tried selling tomatoes out of cute big baskets and people would rather choose a quart basket than pick through all the tomatoes at an each cost. And yes they squeeze and drop them. When they drop them I sample them out. The down side to the individual quarts are more time to pack them and more space used on the table. I found I had to sell all peps and toms this way last year and it took almost one whole table and plenty of time in the AM. I have the produce dept save organic boxes for me. I suppose I have used regular ones for squash and pumpkins. Man I am chatty tonight. |
- Posted by veggiebell none (My Page) on Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 21:36
thanks for the input. I have been known to bring 200 - 400# to market in one day + $200 worth of cherry toms. So I think bread racks are a bit under my scale. I wish I could sell by the qt.s People just don't get it at my market. I've even tried selling cukes in a box for pickles and no takers. I think people sometimes get confused when at the same market the same product is priced by the 1. #, 2. pint / quart, 3. price per each. thanks again |
I use 28 quart Sterlite storage containers. I put newspaper in the bottom. If you get a bad tomato, the newspaper catches the leak and you can see it really fast. You can put a single layer in each tub or get about 20 pounds in each one if you stack them two high. What I like best is you can put the lid on each one and I stack them 4 to 5 high on the way to market. I also pick straight into these tubs too. Here is a picture of getting ready for market. I also put 15 pint baskets of cherry tomatoes in these tubs too. |
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- Posted by boulderbelt 5/6 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 22, 11 at 5:11
Marla, quarts weight about 1.5 to 2 pounds (depending on tomato size). Pints are a pound. I put cherry toms and smaller regular toms in the pints and the beefsteak and other slicers in the quarts. I generally pack around 24 containers of quarts and 15 of pints the night before market so I do not have to put together boxes first thing at market and can get tomato boxes on the tables ASAP. |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Wed, Jun 22, 11 at 13:20
veggiebell, I was normally bringing 400# as a minimum to my former market. One week, we sold 3000#. The only thing that I had found that worked for those volumes were the 25# tomato boxes. You can stack them 4-5 high without crushing. Now I'll be dividing my produce between 5 different markets, so it will be totally different. I have offered the cherry sized in both pints and by the pound. The pints usually are about 1#, and mixed varieties. They sell well being mixed. The pints and poundage both sell about the same. Marla |
- Posted by SherwinFarms 5/MI (My Page) on Sun, Jun 26, 11 at 0:09
Have any of you every seen the boxes that Eliot Coleman delivers produce in? I think they are awesome. He makes them out of Cedar that grows on his property, and then has a branding iron that brands "Fresh Produce" or something like that on them. They are really cool. I think I'm going to do something like that soon. I have a whole stack of rough sawn walnut that I just need to plane and edge. But I'm going to put my farm name on them. I think they will be a nice display and catch peoples' attention. |
- Posted by myfamilysfarm 5b (My Page) on Sun, Jun 26, 11 at 14:48
I've seen some farms use something similar, they used a router to put their name on the box. They were always too small for me at my former market. Marla |
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Hello Hortiholics! It is almost springtime. I can't wait! Although the winter has been very mild, it will be soooo nice to see the Daffodils again, especially the new ones I planted.
Let us know about your goodies here on the thread (as ususal). Can't wait to get back into plant trading with you guys again. I got enough seeds for 20 gardens! lol. Happy Valentines Day!!!!!!!! Dawn |
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I received my January box from Julus today. In it was a Banana Nut candle, a metal patriotic welcome sign, a ceramic rabbit jar, and a wind chime. Thank you very much, Julus!!! Treasa |
hi everyone, i have not been able to post so i had to sign under a different name..until it works again efrosty---erica |
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has my pal made it back from vaction yet? does anyone know? wanting to ship soon, but i want to make sure she has last box before... |
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Hi all. Got back from my warm and toasty vacation in Arizona last weekend. I've never seen so many beautiful days in a row! Guess that's why they're having a drought out there. I'm finally getting a chance to hit the computer again. Three and a half weeks without it wasn't tooooo bad. When I arrived home there was a package from Erica that contained the following:Japanese beetle bait trap (these bugs are the demons of my garden..how did you know?),garden theme rubber stamps and palette guide, bath goodies, allium bulbs, garden magazines and CHOCOLATE! (Hope I didn't forget anything. Thanks so much. You made my return to winter a happier one. Only a couple more weeks till SPRING!!! And I saw my first snow drops today. Have a good weekend, Barb |
Looks like your pal made it back Erica.....lol! Sounds like a great trip. Julus.......here we go again! I'll email your pal and see whats up. I am sure they will be on the way though. I'll be in touch. Barb, I am assuming you mean Snowdrops (the flower)! I have my first Crocus up already....it's so exciting! Haven't seen the Snowdrops yet, I'll have to check on them. I only had a few so I hope they are still around! |
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glad you had a great trip my dear pal.. i have 2 Crocus that already bloomed and i live in ohio.. crazy this weather is.... |
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i will ship probably on fri.. since my pal just came home.. then i will send another for march after a week or so..i hope that is ok..erica |
Barb.....found some Snowdrops....yaahhh! It's so nice to see flowers! Julus, I haven't heard from Tina yet, but what I have heard is that her DH was having some health problems. I am sure she will get back to us soon. Tina...wishing your husband lots of luck and a quick recovery. Hope you are all doing a lot better!!!!! Erica.....you always post the cutest pics. It really does brighten up the thread! Seems like we haven't heard from some of us Hortiholics. I know we are down to a pretty small # though. Keep in touch everyone. ONLY 2 MORE MONTHS TO GO AND IT WILL BE 1 YEAR ALREADY!!!!! yes, that's right all we have left to swap with our pals is March and April! My how time flys! |
- Posted by claudia_1078 z4 mn (My Page) on Thu, Mar 2, 06 at 1:03
Sorry the delay - I had trouble loggin on the garden website, weird. Barb, I hope you had great holidays. I received the February package, what surprises. The ammonite is beautiful!! It makes you wonder and think how amazing nature can be. I found a special place for it. Thanks again for all the thoughtfullness you put in these packages. Here we are waiting for another snow storm - no snowdrops or crocus in sight!! It's a good thing I have all the flowers at work. I can't wait to 'play' in the dirt again!! Claudia |
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i will be shipping on fri. my feb. package since my pal was out of town then i will send my next package out later.. how about a special theme for apirl like- bulbs or something to go out with a bang!! |
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I'm back. Julus I am truly so very sorry for being so, so late. I am going to fatten up a big ol' box for you to hopefully make up for lack of time. I am so sorry. I haven't heard anything from Carly since Christmas. I hope she is doing ok. I miss hearing from her! Rick is doing SO much better. He is just now back to work full time, so I am trying to get completely caught up on everything. I will post when I have your stuff ready and a conf. # Julus. Thanks for everything! |
Hey Tina, glad things are looking up! It's good to see you back! I can't remember the last time I talked to Carly now that you mention it. Have you gotten packages from her? That is odd. Hope she is alright. Maybe I'll give her an email. I wish I knew something about Tammy (outapatience) also. I never did hear anything. Erica-good idea about the theme for April. Bulbs are nice since it will be time for spring planting. Let's take a vote. Do you guys want to do an April theme or have any suggestions? There are only seven Horts now! lol. So everyone has posted here now except for Carly. I think I will email her. Dawn |
I talked to Carly and she is fine, just really busy since Christmas. Sounds like she could use some Calgon (remember that commercial?lol) Tina~ she apologizes for the delay and is working in sending--but we you knew you would Carly! :) |
- Posted by hummingbirddaisy 5a (My Page) on Thu, Mar 2, 06 at 21:47
No apologies needed! I just miss hearing from her ;-) Hopefully we don't lose touch after this robin ends. I am so happy to see spring trying to make it's way back here. The lilacs are budding out, and we have Robins!!! again. That is a sure sign of Spring! I have all kinds of bulbs wakinig up, and bushes budding out. I love this time of year. Everything starts anew. Fresh air, babies popping up from their long winters nap. I just love it! So glad to hear that Carly is doing good, and just busy as aposed (sp?) to something be wrong. I know what she means! Dawn, thank you for hangin' out with us this past year. You have done an excellent! job of hosting and I am so proud of you! |
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get some self leveling cement and pour it on the floor. it should level it out, as this is what the flooring folks use to even out floors before tiling. |
- Posted by blue_fastback (My Page) on Fri, Feb 10, 06 at 20:17
I have used that and it does work good. |
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Video TranscriptPROSECUTORS SAY A MENTALLY HANDICAPPED MAN ENDURED áTORTURE SO HIS CARE-TAKERS COULD KEEP COLLECTING HIS SOCIAL SECURITY. GOOD EVENING I'M ROB MCCARTNEY. AND I'M BRANDI PETERSEN. TODAY DETECTIVES TESTIFIED THEY FOUND BURNS UP AND DOWN THAT 20-YEAR-OLD MAN'S BODY. SUFFERING áTHEY SAY.. CAME FROM THE HANDS OF HIS STEP-MOTHER, 46-YEAR-OLD REBECCA BEYER. IT'S DAY ONE OF BEYER'S BENCH TRIAL..SHE'S CHARGED WITH FIRST-DEGREE KIDNAPPING AND "WILLFULL INJURY CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY." K-E-T-V NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S KRISTYNA ENGDAHL WAS IN COURT..SHE JOINS US LIVE WITH THE BIG áBIOLOGICAL DAD JAMES BEYER.. AND STEP- BROTHER, 22-YEAR-OLD RYAN SMITH .. FACE áSIMILAR CHARGES. BUT TODAY IN COURT - WE HEARD A TAPED INTERVIEW FROM THE DAY A MENTALLY-HANDICAPPED MAN NAMED "JOSH" RAN AWAY. WITH REBECCA BEYER PROVIDING AN áALTERNATE EXPLANATION ..FOR INJURIES THE STATE CALLS, CLEAR SIGNS OF ABUSE. ABOUT A DOZEN FRIENDS AND FAMILY-MEMBERS LOOK ON PENSIVELY.. HEARING ACCUSATIONS THAT THIS WOMAN, REBECCA BEYER.. CAUSED áUNTHINKABLE PAIN TO A YOUNG MAN IN HER CARE -- SITTING JUST áFEET BEHIND HER..HUSBAND JAMES BEYER. AND STEP-SON RYAN SMITH..ACCUSED OF EITHER KNOWING ABOUT OR áCONTRIBUTING TO THE VIOLENCE.(Matt Wilber/Pottawattamie Co Attorney: On February 19th of 2013 a burned blistered, shivering Josh (...)was found in the snow.) POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY ATTORNEY SAYS -- INSIDE THIS PAD-LOCKED DETACHED GARAGE..JOSH'S PARENTS CHAINED HIM UP WITH A DOG LEASH..FOR DAYS AT A TIME. EVEN GIVING áOPTIONS WHEN IT CAME TO HIS ABUSE.(Matt Wilber/Pottawattamie Co Attorney: ..Said, you get to choose which of these items I'm going to torture you with. She mentioned a spiked club, and a sword, and a gun. ) INVESTIGATORS DESCRIBED BURNS ALL OVER JOSH'S BODY.. HIS ARMS, LEGS..AND áGENITALS..BURNS JOSH SAYS, CAME FROM HEATED UP FORKS AND SPOONS. BUT BEYER'S DEFENSE ARGUING THAT THOSE SAME MARKS..COULD BE A RASH. AND DURING A TAPED DETECTIVES IT WAS áATHLETE'S FOOT.(Rebecca Beyer on Tape: I'd never hurt Josh.) DETECTIVES ASKED BEYER ABOUT STARVING JOSH..AFTER MULTIPLE REPORTS OF JOSH BEGGING STRANGERS FOR FOOD. BUT BOTH BEYER'S TOLD POLICE..THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND WHERE HIS ACCUSATIONS ARE COMING FROM.( Rebecca Beyer on Tape: I help Josh, that's why I'm so surprised Josh would even say A DETECTIVE ALSO TESTIFIED THAT WHILE EXECUTING A SEARCH WARRANT AT BEYER'S HOUSE.. JOSH TOOK THEM STRAIGHT TO THE AREAS OF ABUSE..AND áCONSISTENTLY DESCRIBED IT ALL TO A "T"..INCLUDING A FIVE-GALLON BUCKET JOSH SAYS HE WAS FORCED DEFENSE ARGUES..IF YOU LIVE ANYWHERE LONG ENOUGH..YOU REMEMBER YOUR SURROUNDINGS. POLICE ALSO SAY THE BEYERS COLLECTED SOCIAL SECURITY THEIR CARE -- FOR TWO MONTHS..BUT WE EXPECT TO LERAN EVEN MORE, TRIAL CONTINUES TOMORROW. REPORTING LIVE.. KRISTYNA ENGDAHL, KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN.
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Speaking of the material girl, Rita pays tribute to her new employer in the August edition of German Interview magazine. The "Radioactive" diva posted the snaps on Instagram, saying the sexy shoot was: "Inspired by the Queens of all Queens Madonna. Thank you for existing!"
Aww. No doubt the pop legend approves of the edgy fashion spread. Finally someone has admitted to stealing her look. The pics could be stills from Madonna's iconic 1990 "Justify My Love" video clip and the recent Snoop Lion collaborator even introduces a dark, vampiric element for added effect.
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Answering The Million-Dollar Question: Is He In To You?
By Bobbi Palmer
This part can be annoying if you don't understand it. You may think he's a bit arrogant, self-absorbed or bragging. (This article talk about this more.) If you can just let him have his moment and know it's coming from flattery, you might actually find yourself impressed by what he's telling you. You can smile to yourself because you know this means he wants you to like him. (Men don't generally try to impress women they don't care about.) It's not exactly the way we gals do it, but it is their way and it pays to understand that. And, again, another good sign.
4) He shares with you.
When you are together or talking on the phone he is present, happy and interested – most of the time anyway. (A bad day at work can make anyone grumpy or distracted.) Overall his mood is good when you are together. He asks you how your day was and asks your opinion. He remembers the name of the person in your office you can't stand, knows what music you like and checks in with how your aging grandmother is doing. He tells you about his day, his plans and, in general, what he's thinking.
It's pretty simple. Men are pretty simple. When they like you they show it. With grownup courtship there should be no big mystery to keep you up nights. No secret code in his emails to decipher. No having to read between the lines when you talk. No going over and over what he really meant. When he likes you, you will know it and feel it!
If you like him, or think you might be in to him, I suggest you just be available, accepting and stay conscious of his actions. Remember, he's a man and may do things differently than you expect.
The flip side is also simple. When he stops calling, he's decided. He's not in to you. Period. Even if you think you really like him, you had so much fun together and so much in common, etc. It takes two to tango and without him the dance ain't happening.
If you start going down the rabbit hole of worry and doubt, STOP and ask yourself honestly: Am I really that interested in him? Do I even know him? Do I just hope that he is Mr. I Love You so dating is over? Is it you ego that wants it? Be sure you're not wasting time and energy on a man you really don't care about.
There is no magic number of dates where one should know. It usually starts more like a simmer than a roaring boil, so it may not feel the same way it did in your 20s. Or, occasionally it could be like my experience where we met and knew pretty darn quickly.
Until you feel it, he feels it, or you go your separate ways, it's best if you just live your life and let it be enough that you are both enjoying each other. Besides, isn't it a relief to just "be" on a date without having to project in to the future, read between the lines and Monday morning quarterback?
This is a key component of dating like a grownup. This is what leads to loving like a grownup, which leads to....well, I think you get my drift. Anyway, it all has to start somewhere and that is at the beginning, which is discovery, self awareness and patience. And when he's in to you, you'll see… you won't have to ask.


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A FORMER firefighter rescued an elderly man from his North Yorkshire home after it filled with smoke.
The 85-year-old was rescued after a fire started in his Sowerby home just before 11pm on Friday.
The fire caused damage to the room and smoke damage throughout the remainder of the property. He was checked over by ambulance staff as a precautionary measure.


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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — German reinsurer Munich Re says first-quarter net profit fell 33 percent to 543 million euros ($722 million) as losses from floods in central Europe weighed on earnings.
The company said Tuesday it paid out 230 million euros in claims for the June floods. The burden on earnings from major losses rose to 605 million in the quarter from 452 million a year earlier.
Gross premiums written rose 1.6 percent to 12.81 billion euros.
The company also saw smaller returns on its investments, which are mostly in bonds and other fixed-income securities. The company's investment result fell by 250 million euros to 1.56 billion euros and it had increased writedowns on interest rate derivatives and options.
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10 Wild beasts and herds of cattle, snakes, and birds in flight; | 10 wild animals and all cattle, small creatures and flying birds, |
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12 Realizing what had happened, he went to the house of Miryam the mother of Yochanan (surnamed Mark), where many people had gathered to pray. | 12 When this had dawned on him, he went to the house of Mary the mother of John, also called Mark, where many people had gathered and were praying. |
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We had radiant heat installed in our poured basement floor during construction. We are about ready to start the basement finishing process and have no idea how to locate the tubing in order to avoid it.
Our biggest fear is that the framer will pierce the tubing when he puts up the interior walls. Is there a way to frame that doesn't require shooting nails into the plates and concrete floor? |
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I've found that the bottom plates can be secured with as little as 3/4" penetration. On a 6" slab that leaves plenty of safety room. (It's still unnerving!) |
- Posted by chitownhoosier (My Page) on Sat, Feb 7, 09 at 8:34
Forget fastening to the floor.Use a good glue like power grab heavy duty and you will not have any problems.Thats what I did and no problems after 3 years. |
The wood must be held tight until the glue sets. How do you plan to do that? Even LocTite's own advertising bumpf advises(Go to Demonstration) that Power Grab "reduces the need for screws" etc. not eliminates it. |
- Posted by chitownhoosier (My Page) on Sun, Feb 8, 09 at 11:03
Well I think your making it out to be harder then it is.JMO. The bottom plate it held down by the glue and the pressure from the studs and top plate fastened against the floor joists.Mine has held without failure for 3 years now.Do what you want just trying to give another way of doing thing without possibly hitting tubing in floor. |
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Today I received from CDNN a pistol grip for my Mossberg 500 (20 gauge). I take the stock off and put on the pistol grip. The extractor does not take the shell when I jack the action slide. When I loosened the grip (way loose), it worked. Upon further examination it appears that the pistol grip pushes just enough on the action lock to keep the extractor from engaging. Not positive on this but it seems the only explanation. I'm thinking of taking a dremel and rounding the edge enough to give full play to the pistol grip.
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well very good and busy!! i haven't been here 4 about 6 months!!
Hey! Great seeing you again. How have you been???????????????
And i'm one 2 talk 2! lol i mean i haven't been online for quite a long time now (something about 3 or 4 months ...) anyways guess i'm still alive! hehehe
How's it going? Haven't been on all that much due to the puter being on the fritz thanks to brother going to unprotected sites ALL the time.
Yes ,i won't forgive you!! you confused his highness me!! lol *paranoia anime version!*
I was just wondering what you liked to do is all. The phrasing earlier was really poor. Guess I was trying to do too many things at once.
And especially for the games Warcraft's DOTA ,Heroes of might and magic ,devil may cry ... something like that ... but i don't understand what you mean by what i liked to do about the questions you asked ...
For me: I like prefer in depth plots as far as anime, haven't read much manga though I'm starting to get into Ranma, and I like a lot of RPGs as well as strategy games. One of my favorites is History of Civilation 2 for the PS. And, as you probably guesse, I play a lot of table top RPG. I was just wondering what you liked to do, as for the questions I asked.
for anime anything with a good plot that i get surprised at the way it develops for manga ,i have read few but i got to say i like Air Gear's games ,a lot and anything related to strategy games and action games ,i'm not that of an RPGer and especially lately when i cam to Malaysia ... lolz that's today's report for you!
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Thanks in advance for any and all advice provided by HVAC professionals and homeowners with firsthand knowledge on the proposed Heat Pump packages. I've posted in the past on the kitchen and bathroom forums, but this is the first time on the HVAC forum.
My family and I bought a 1986 built brick/minimal wood siding house in Austin, TX 78746 in Nov 2010. The all electric house was mostly original as far as energy conversation measures. It does have decent doors, insulated windows throughout, and a good number of shade trees blocking direct sunlight on each side and some of the roof. After moving in I took advantage of the tax rebates by quickly jumped on having open cell foam blown in the attic in part to provide additional storage space that didn't reach 120 degrees in the summer. The two story house has 3,400 square feet and two HVAC zones. The ground floor has 9' ceilings and is 1,900 square feet with a separate one story 8' ceiling bump out for a guest suite. That heat pump was installed in Sept 2010 and is a 3 ton Bryant with a 15.0 SEER and 12.5 EER. It runs well and makes the ground floor plenty comfortable year round. The second floor (three bedrooms, two baths, and one open area office is a different story. The attic located air handling unit is original (26 years old) and the outdoor 2HP Trane XE 1000 was installed in 1998. The system works but it has a hard time keeping the temperatures comfortable and their is a decent return air vacuum in the master suite when the door is closed. With the wife liking to sleep under a decent weight of covers even in the summer and setting the thermostat to 73 and 72 on occasion, we have power bills that have topped 3,100 KWHs and $310 (top tier summer rate is $0.03615 per KWH and we're bracing for a marked increase within the next year). That price is even with digital thermostats and setbacks. I should add that we have a pool with a single speed 1 1/2 hp pump. I'm going to swap that out for variable speed pump once I get my AC figured out. I've solicited bids from five different contractors for Carrier, Lennox, Bryant, Amana, Trane, and American Standard equipment. All the companies have good reputations as shown in Angie's List and Yelp. I've narrowed it down to these two bids: Bid #1 - Cash price of $7,926 after taxes, $1,000 manufacturer rebate, and $600 City of Austin rebate
Bid #2 - Cash price of $7,747 after taxes, $1,000 manufacturer rebate, and $600 City of Austin rebate
Note that the Lennox contractor was the first bid I got and this Bryant contractor was the last and had an inquisitive sales rep who sweetened his bid more than once after learning generalities of the first bid. The first contractor was incredibly responsive when I submitted online to qualitysmith.com. They returned my call at 10:00 PM on a Sunday. I have not asked them if the given price is their best offer. Thanks again for any and all help here. I hope to make a decision on Monday and have the system installed Friday. Appreciative,
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- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 6:10
Describe your typical winters for your location/climate. Has it ever crossed your mind that a 2 ton system might be borderline undersized for upstairs? Existing lineset if flushed and reused must be the correct size to the manufacturer's spec. Close doesn't count. What thermostat for the Bryant quote? It should be the Evolution I like HPs to have electronic demand defrost. You might want to dbl check but I believe the Lennox has that feature, Bryant does not. I would want the heat strip to be staged. Discuss with dealer. Prices are very frisky. I would consider a sgl stage model like Trane's XL15i or XR15 HP models. IMO |
"top tier summer rate is $0.03615 per KWH" Is this rate correct? If so can I buy some power from you? I pay about $0.18 per KWH! Did anyone do a load calcualtion? I also think 2 tons is marginal. The extra insulation in the attic is helping, but it's difficult to say if it enough for summers in Austin. All the prices seem very high. Is this due to a very hot summer? |
Wow, you gentlemen respond very quickly. Thanks for that. And apparently, I'm not at my sharpest in the middle of the night. That power rate was incorrect. I only provided the fuel charge. Adding all the pieces together comes to $0.11579 (.0782 summer rate, .00144 transmission rate, and .03615 fuel charge). As for the other questions/comments: * I did worry about the lineset diameter and confirmed for the length, turns, and elevation change online for the Lennox. It won't even have a 1% drop in efficiency. The Bryant salesman with 17 years experience told me the lineset works. All the contractors told me the lineset works for a 2 ton but not a 3 ton. Additionally, replacing the lineset adds roughly $1,000 to each bid. * Only one of the contractors specified a 3 ton unit and there expected the unit to always run in the low speed except during extreme circumstances. * The Bryant does come with the Evolution controller t-stat. * Demand defrost - I couldn't find any mention of this for the Lennox online, so I will pose the question to the contractor. I did find this text on the Bryan installation instructions -> "The control board accumulates compressor run time. As theaccumulated run time approaches the selected defrost interval time, * I will ask about the staged heat strips. Austin generally only has 24 hours or less below freezing and maybe two months where heating is used. * Tigerdunes - what do you mean when you say the prices are "very frisky"? * We certainly are having more and more hot summers. It struck me that at least a couple of the contractors were eager for the business as they were ready to do the work within a day or two. How over priced do you think these prices are for premium equipment? I am leaning toward the Lennox due to the 10 year warranty for labor and the Internet enabled thermostat that allows me to adjust it from my iPhone when I realize we are out of the house for a while. Additionally, the salesman was more pleasant to my wife and helpful to me without the constant adjustments in what he is selling me. Thanks again for all the advice. It is invaluable in making sure I get my money's worth. Regards, |
- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 11:08
Frisky=expensive The single stage HPs come in 1/2 ton increments. That's why I suggested the Trane models and perhaps a 2 1/2 ton size. Bryant/Carrier HPS do not have demand defrost. I believe the Lennox mdl does. Demand defrost eliminates/reduces nuisance, unnecessary, and expensive defrost calls. Not to mention the wear and tear to the Then for your winters and if heat strip is not staged, I would stick to a 7 1/2 KW heat strip. No more. Any idea of existing size? Here is my HP checklist. Obviously correct sizing is important. If you are unsure, then request a load calculation or even perform it yourself for a nominal fee online. there are three equally important components-quality HVAC, the install by dealer, and probably the most overlooked and disregarded is the ductwork these are my minimum specs for a new HP system. both outside and inside units should be replaced to have a properly matched system. 15 SEER, 12.5+ EER, 9 HSPF you want a thorough inspection of your ductwork system. size, overall condition, supply and return lines, insulation qualities, leak test, etc. any hot/cold spot issues in your home should be addressed. I would only use authorized dealers for the various brands that provide quotes. See mfg websites. I would look at Trane/AmStd,Rheem/Rudd,Carrier/Bryant. Depending on your location, I would not purchase a new HP system that Post back. IMO |
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text: A2 Tour De France Art Print by Lime Lace £27.95$53.32€36.80$46.79 In stock £3.95$7.53€5.20$6.61 mainland UK delivery, non-standard item - Order now and receive this item on or before Monday 2 February £3.95$7.53€5.20$6.61 mainland UK delivery, non-standard itemEstimated delivery: 2-5 days International delivery available quantity by Lime Lace Location: North Yorkshire, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Batman On The Toilet Print £22.95$43.78€30.21$38.42 Print Of Seattle Skyline £23.95$45.69€31.53$40.09 I Love My Bike Print £22.95$43.78€30.21$38.42 Whats My Favourite Bike? A2 Print £27.95$53.32€36.80$46.79 29' White Amish Tin Star £79.50$151.67€104.67$133.10 Personalised Mans Copper Cuff £25.95$49.51€34.16$43.44 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS DELIVERY RETURNS Made in Britain ask seller a question Wonderful A2 Tour De France art print This lovely Tour De France Art Print features a cyclist and font in the iconic yellow and black colours. This would make a great gift for a keen bike rider and will be a great memoir for Tour De France 2014 which starts in the UK. Designed and digitally printed in the UK. Sold unframed. made from: Antique uncoated 270gsm paper dimensions: A2: 42cm x 59.4cm product code: 293808 This product is dispatched to you by Lime Lace. MAINLAND UK order now and receive this item on or before price Standard Delivery Monday 2 February £3.95$7.53€5.20$6.61 NON-MAINLAND UK estimated delivery price Highlands & Islands of Scotland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £3.95$7.53€5.20$6.61 Northern Ireland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £3.95$7.53€5.20$6.61 Other UK Islands 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £4.95$9.44€6.51$8.28 INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY estimated delivery price Western Europe 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £6.95$13.25€9.15$11.63 Rest of Europe 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £6.95$13.25€9.15$11.63 USA & Canada 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £12.95$24.70€17.05$21.68 Far East & Australasia 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £12.95$24.70€17.05$21.68 Rest of the world 5-14 daysfrom dispatch £12.95$24.70€17.05$21.68 You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item. Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty. Read more about our returns policy.Should you choose to return or exchange your order you will need to deliver the item(s) to the UK, where this seller is based. Lime Lace's return policy


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15 "People, what are you doing? We are humans too, just like you! We are proclaiming the good news to you: turn to the living God and away from such worthless things. He made the heaven, the earth, the sea, and everything in them. | 15 "Men, why are you doing this? We too are only men, human like you. We are bringing you good news, telling you to turn from these worthless things to the living God, who made heaven and earth and sea and everything in them. |
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Execution of a presumed offender by a mob without trial, under the pretense of administering justice. It sometimes involves torturing the victim and mutilating the body. Lynching has often occurred under unsettled social conditions. The term derives from the name of Charles Lynch, a Virginian who headed an irregular court to persecute loyalists during the American Revolution. In the United States, lynching was widely used in the post-Reconstruction South against blacks, often to intimidate other blacks from exercising their civil rights.
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