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Posted By Worker Bee On April 13, 2012 @ 6:00 am In Announcements | 13 Comments
It was unseasonably cold for Southern California. Rain was on the horizon, and possibly even thunder. Were it not for a few sneaky signs that you'd have to know to watch for – the FiveFingers peeking out from jeans, the fact that no one was sitting, the faint whiff of ketosis lingering about – you'd never have known those huddled together at Oxnard Beach Park on a Thursday evening were there for a pre-event social mixer for something called "PrimalCon 2012."
A bit bedraggled after a long drive up from the Bay Area and somewhat apprehensive of the attendees' reaction to the weather, I approached the group. I wasn't sure what to expect. Would they complain about the cold and the rain forecast for tomorrow? Would the infectious excitement from years past continue? I didn't know the answer to those questions until heard the tell-tale laughter and spied more than a few bare feet, oblivious to the (for Southern California) cold. I saw a pile of sledgehammers and knew Timothy Williams [7] and his muttonchops were among us. I saw Billy Vives rocking the Chuck Taylors, chatting up a few attendees, and looking oddly naked without a kettlebell in his hand, and felt relieved. I saw Mark giving and getting two hugs a minute, with more waiting in the wings. Lots of people had yet to arrive, but above all, I noticed the smiles and laughter and camaraderie.
When three-time attendee Jared walked up, shook my hand with the sincerity and precision of a military man, asked me how I'd been, and made me instantly remember why I love my job at MDA – the community – I knew it would be a good weekend. Everything just crystallized for me. These are just good people united by a common interest in getting and staying healthy. You can't really find fault with that. PrimalCon is the epicenter of that sentiment. It's the manifestation of everything Mark talks about – that we talk about – on the blog and in the books.
It's not just the grass-fed meat (although there's going to be tons of that this weekend, and I plan on a whole lot of it making its way to my stomach) and the experts and the presenters (although they make the conference worth attending) that makes PrimalCon great. It's the people.
Overall, this was a super chill way to kick off the weekend. Many attendees were still trickling into the area, getting settled with rental cars and hotels, and catching up on dearly-needed sleep before the next day's 7:30 AM registration, but for those who showed, the mixer provided a way to catch up with old friends and make some new ones. I know I wandered around the group, saying hello to people from the previous year and chopping it up with new attendees.
Since Mark has his hands full this weekend, I'll be your link to PrimalCon 2012. Stay tuned for daily coverage of the event, and stay tuned for today's regularly scheduled Primal Blueprint Real Life Story. Grok on!
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The Panthers blew a 12-point lead in the fourth quarter against the Chicago Bears Sunday before losing 23-22 on a last-second field goal by Robbie Gould.
It marked the fourth straight game Carolina (1-6) has lost after leading in the fourth quarter.
Rivera says if you start to worry (about your job) and you play for the wrong reasons you're not going to give yourself a chance and when the moment comes to be concerned, or not be concerned, I'll go from there.
Despite having the NFC's worst record, Rivera says the Panthers aren't looking to trade anyone, including their all-time leader rusher DeAngelo Williams.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Chiefs quarterback Brady Quinn is being evaluated for a possible concussion and his status for Thursday night's game at San Diego remains uncertain.
Coach Romeo Crennel said Monday that Quinn will start against the Chargers if he's cleared to play. Otherwise, Matt Cassel will be back under center for the Chiefs.
Quinn was hurt in the first quarter of Sunday's 26-16 loss to the Oakland Raiders, though it's unclear when the injury occurred. He was sacked by Rolando McClain late in the first quarter and then took another shot while floating a pass that was picked by Matt Giordano.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — A person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Monday that linebacker Joe Mays is likely out for the season after suffering a serious injury to his lower left leg in the Denver Broncos' 34-14 win over the New Orleans Saints,.
The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because coach John Fox hadn't yet addressed the media Monday. The Denver Post first reported the extent of Mays' injury.
Mays was injured while blocking for punt returner Trindon Holliday in the fourth quarter Sunday.
Mays has had a rough season since signing a three-year, $12 million deal in the offseason. He was suspended for a game for an illegal hit on Houston QB Matt Schaub and lost his starting middle linebacker job two weeks ago to veteran Keith Brooking.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Star defensive end Mario Williams had surgery on his left wrist and expects to play Sunday when the Buffalo Bills face the Houston Texans.
Williams said in the locker room Monday that the operation in Alabama was done to clean up his wrist and he can already detect better range of motion in his left hand.
Williams was absent last week because of the injury, which has been bothering him since the final week of the preseason. It's unclear when the Bills learned Williams was going ahead with his treatment.
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Contemporary infotainment systems struggle to address the rapid changes seen in consumer electronics. As a means to remain relevant over the life of the vehicle, it is necessary to periodically update the software in the infotainment system, and other modules in the vehicle. This has historically been addressed through a visit to the dealer, and module replacement. We can expedite this process by taking advantage of wireless connectivity and using an Over-The-Air (OTA) approach to update software. This presentation will discuss approaches to implement and manage OTA, and in particular review the Arynga CarSync™ solution which has been integrated into the Mentor Graphics Automotive Technology Platform (ATP) for infotainment systems.
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Thee Oh Sees Are Now On Indefinite Hiatus
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Ever-prolific garage-rock unit Thee Oh Sees are going on an indefinite hiatus. As Consequence of Sound points out, frontman John Dwyer made the announcement earlier this week during a performance at San Francisco venue Great American Music Hall. "This will be the last Oh Sees show for a long while," he reportedly told the crowd. "So dig in."
The band's manager, Annie Southworth, confirmed the break with an email to SF Weekly. "They need a break after five years straight, so yes ... hiatus time," she wrote. "Will be a little hard to continue with all the different locales so who knows what is going to happen... Cross fingers, we all are that it's not completely over."
As of now, Thee Oh Sees don't have any gigs lined up, and it's unclear if the group will get back together. According to Southworth, decisions regarding the future of Thee Oh Sees won't be made until after Dwyer moves from San Francisco to Los Angeles. "He's been living in the Mission on 17th and Valencia, and watching that neighborhood as well as the city transform has been enough for him," Southworth explained. "He's over it."
Keyboardist and vocalist Brigid Dawson is also leaving San Fran, with plans to relocate to Santa Cruz. Bassist Petey Dammit and drummer Mike Shoun will remain in the Bay Area.
Thee Oh Sees first started as an experimental home-recording outlet for Dwyer originally called Orinoka Crash Suite. Over the last decade-and-a-half or so (and several name changes), the project has yielded a steady stream of albums, EPs, singles, and compilation tracks. Dwyer and his bandmates were also major figures in San Francisco's garage-rock community, fostering a scene that includes Ty Segall, Mikal Cronin, Warm Soda, and now-defunct crew the Mallard. Thee Oh Sees released their recent album, Floating Coffin, back in April.
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So Miss 14 was telling me about yet another schoolyard drama.
Jane, the resident princess, was having (another) argument with Mary, who also had princess tendencies. Miss 14, who has way too much Aries energy and an Aquarius Venus to be a princess was, with the rest of her group, caught in the middle.
Girls, I said, shaking my head.
I know, she said, shaking hers.
So what did you do? I asked.
Easy, she said. Jane and Mary will be talking again by Wednesday, but neither of them will talk to me if I take sides.
So what did you do? I asked again.
I thought carefully about both sides…and then went and talked to the boys.
She didn't ruffle any feathers in doing so, she just weighed up the situation and went and talked to the boys until it was all over. With Mercury conjunct Mars in Aries, she talks boy language well (they don't prattle on about feelings and stuff Mum, they just hang out…she has a point…).
By Wednesday everyone was talking again.
Miss 14 has Libra on the cusp of the 10th.
I've often wondered how this will reflect in her public life, the things she will grow up to do. At this point she has no idea what she wants to do and I'm cool with that.
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Her type of peace-making, diplomacy, mood moderating is not traditionally Libran, but what people see is her 10th house Libra.
If you have Libra on the cusp of the 10th, your career or public story will be told through Venus- wherever she happens to be and the contacts she makes to other planets in your chart- wherever they happen to be. The outcome, what the world sees, will be Libra, in some way, shape or form.
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Caramelized Pineapple Sundaes with Coconut
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- 1 (2-pound) pineapple, peeled, cored, and sliced into 1/2-inch-thick rings
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- 1/2 cup(s) sweetened shredded coconut
- 2.5 pint(s) fat-free vanilla frozen yogurt
- Mint sprigs, for garnish
- Light a grill. Brush the pineapple rings with the vegetable oil. Grill over moderately high heat, turning occasionally, until the pineapple is lightly charred and softened, about 8 minutes. Transfer the rings to a work surface and cut into bite-size pieces.
- In a medium skillet, toast the coconut over moderate heat until golden, about 2 minutes. Transfer to a plate to cool.
- Scoop the yogurt into sundae glasses or bowls. Top with the grilled pineapple, sprinkle with the coconut, garnish with the mint sprigs, and serve right away.
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'Community' Star Gillian Jacobs on Christian Ska and Dolly Parton
Unlike the self-righteous former anarchist she plays on NBC's meta-comedy Community, Gillian Jacobs maintains a pretty tame lifestyle, heavy on mom-friendly tunes and early bedtimes. But she's got an eclectic musical past. Jacobs rang up SPIN from Los Angeles, where she is currently working on the show's fourth season, to reveal the soundtrack to her life.
What was the last concert you attended?
I saw Wilco at the Wiltern [in Los Angeles] a couple of months ago and they were awesome. I love Wilco. I don't go to concerts often, so I'll probably be giving you the dorkiest answers ever. I impressed my mom recently because she heard of Big Freedia and sissy bounce on NPR and she asked if I knew about it. I told her I had been to a Freedia show and it blew her mind! When you can impress your mom by saying you've been to someone's concert you know you're pretty lame.
What was the first concert you went to?
When I was in junior high my aunt offered me tickets to a Sarah McLachlan concert and I was scared to go because I was afraid that people would be doing drugs. So I turned them down. Then I decided I could make it through a Barenaked Ladies show. I remember wearing overalls and it being very uncomfortable.
Growing up, did your parents object to anything you listened to?
There were definitely bands and musicians I liked that drove my mother insane. I probably liked them all the more for it! Björk drove my mom nuts. What I listened to was actually pretty mom-friendly for the most part. I wasn't very rebellious.
Do you remember what you were listening to the first time you smoked pot?
I've never smoked pot in my life.
Yes, seriously. See, I told you I'd give the lamest answers! This is going to be one palette-cleanser of an interview.
Well, how about the song you associate with your first kiss?
Oh, God. He was like, a fundamentalist Christian during middle school. He was really into Christian ska at the time. So yes, I associate my first kiss with Christian ska.
Was there skanking afterwards?
That's the dance with the kind of kicks and throwing your arms back and forth? No skanking — just getting down with some ska for the Lord.
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It would be a weird festival that I would make sure was over early at night. I love Robyn and definitely some Stevie Wonder. Probably Wilco and I'd put Donald Glover [a.k.a., her Community costar Childish Gambino] in there. Oh, and I'd have a Pharcyde reunion and everything would be wrapped up by 7 p.m.
Speaking of co-workers, who has musical taste similar to yours on-set?
Definitely Danny Pudi. Sometimes we go in his trailer and listen to '90s rap, especially when our energy levels are really dipping. We'll put on Biggie or N.W.A or Public Enemy. It's just us two, dancing and rapping.
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mosquitoes driving me nutz!!
Hi all. I have been out of town for the past couple of weeks due to my mother passing away. While I was gone I had a neighbor feeding the goats for me. I had 2 plastic tubs that were on sale after easter that I use for the food and a very large mixing bowl for the water. Before I left I had just gotten this metal tub from home depot to use for the feed. Well when I got back I found my neighbor used the metal tub for the water and the bowl and plastic tub for the food. I thought the metal being used for the water was a great idea since it holds more water.
I did my usual routine of letting the goats out and sitting in the yard while they run around but this time I got about 50 mosquitoe bites!! I thought it was my imagination the 1st day but the second day I could not sit out there for more than 15 minutes because the top of my feet and my arms were on fire because of all the bites.
I have been trying to figure out where in the hell all these mosquitoes are coming from. Ideas:
the grass in the pasture is getting high could it be from here?
the increased amount of water from the metal bucket?
the water in the chicken coop? it is not a lot of water and it is always nasty the next day because SOMEHOW the chickens always manage to poop in it and turn it to sludge.
I could not find any standing water anywhere and the stream is a far way from where I been sitting.
Can mosquitoes be dangerous for the animals?
What is an organic way to get rid of them? I thought about having the whole yard sprayed but then I thought I would kill the mosquitoes and all the animals too.
Any help ideas or suggestions appreciated
Organic way of killing? HAHAHAHAHA. That cracks me up.
We have tons of mosquitoes where I live. Every entrance to the house has a can of spray next to it. The goats are srayed with fly spray (that is rated for mosquitoes). The birds don't seem to mind them but definately do get bitten. There are flocks near me that has had West Nile Virus found in them.
If your animal water sat stagnent for a couple weeks then yes, you could have raised a crop of skeeters. If the pasture grass is tall, then yes, they are probably living in it.
If I were you, I'd keep skeeter spray nearby. Spray the animals, spray myself, and wait for the cold to kill them offf. If you are really concerned you can cut the pasture grass and either fog or spray. Home Depot sells several products in a bottle that attaches to your hose that you just spray directly onto your lawn (or pasture) that kills them off.
Keep in mind though, that they can fly into your area from up to a mile away and even though you kill them,new crops are hatching daily. Just don't provide them any breeding habitat on your property. That's the best you can do.
Oh, and if you fog, make sure none of your neighbors have bee hives. I would not be a happy camper if someone killed off my hives.
BTI is a strain of bacteria that will eat holes in the intestinal lining of mosquito Larvae and kill them if you can find where they are breeding. Moscovy ducks are said to be a wonder at eating down the adults. Purple martins will also help control the problem if you have them in your area and build houses for them. You can also get a propane powered mosquito lure and quickly cut down a thick population.
Ok. There are alternative methods to help control mosquito populations, but we're looking for something that will be effective widely, quickly, and have a perceptable impact on the local population around your house.
Are you going to go around spraying bacteria all over the place if you can even get them? How many purple martins are you going to bring in if you can get them in your area? This would likely be non-effective at this time of year anyway as nesting season is over BTW. I have two pair of muscovys. I can't imagine they're doing a darn bit of perceptable good. As for a propane powered mosquito magnet, someone who is concerned with "organic" killing methods will likely not like the idea of pumping out CO2 to lure in the skeeters. There are serious doubts to how much these help-vs-lure new bugs into the area as well.
I'm not trying to be pessimistic or push chemicals--I'm a wildlife biologist for Pete's sake. I care, I really do. But, the over-hyped "Green", "Organic", or whatever fad method usually does more to make you feel good than to actually solve the problem.
So are you saying that those sprays won't hurt the goats? Won't make them sick? When I mentioned organic I just meant something that is not going to kill the goats or chickens. I don;t give a rat's behind about anything else.
No my neighbors don't have bees. Not any they are trying to keep alive anyway.
No purple Martins in the area as far as I know.
Muscovy ducks? I don;t think I can have enough to be effective.
I do not know anything about the bacteria. All I know is that I do need something that will work fast. I am being eaten alive!!
As far as the grass is concerned. 3 weeks ago I decided to skip a weekend on the grass since it had not rained that much. Then as Murphys law goes my mother passed away and I had to go to Fl for 2 weeks. I got back last weekend only to find my grandmother in the hosp. on her last leg. I just have not had the time or energy to get to the grass yet. I do plan to get it cut this weekend though even if I have to pay someone to do it.
If anyone can assure me that those yard fogs won't kill my goats then that is what I'm a gonna do. I hate mosquitoes. I have bites all over me!!
I guess I better think of a way to attract some bats even though I hate them too.
step one completed. I got out there today and weed eated most of the culprit grass. I finally figured out why it was so tall in that area. When my chickens were in the basement I was hosing the floor down twice a day and all the feces and such was going out the drain. well the drain from the basement goes out in the pasture right around that area is where the grass is the highest. well I guess it is true that chicken poop is great fertilizer.
okay I am going to go out to Lowes tomorrow and see what the cans of the outdoor foggers say. hopefully they will work AND will be safe around my animals.
For us anyway, this has been a horrible year for mosquitoes. We were very close to all the flooding in Iowa and we have had more rain this spring and summer than I can ever remember. The mosquitoes here are not like the ones in the past ---- they don't care at all if you spray yourself with Deep Woods Off! I stopped doing it because there just wasn't a point.
I neglected the gardens because it seems the mosquitoes went to the top of the food chain this summer. I couldn't be out there weeding unless I had on long sleeved shirt/pants and a mosquito hat ----- then it was just too hot. So, I just took off this summer. Hopefully, the garden will come back next year. If not, I'll just mow it all down.
So sorry to hear about your mother's death and your grandmother grandmother's illness.
We've had more rain this year in MS than the past several years, we are actually ahead for the year now. But, so far we are not experiencing a mosquito problem.
We have 2 bug zappers around the house. A regular one that stays on 24/7. And one of those black light ones that come on at dark.
I know from the dead bodies under the zappers it kills a zillon bugs. Both are located in very dark places to attract the insects at night. I also think this is what has decreased the deer fly and horse fly population that normally harasses my horses.
Hope that helps, and once again you have my sympathy in your loss.


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Kale and White Bean Soup
Mash the beans, and use them to thicken the broth; leave some whole for added texture.
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- 1 pound kale, stems (and veins, if desired) removed and leaves washed
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 cans cannellini beans, (14.5 ounces each), drained and rinsed
- 4 cups water
- 2 cups chicken stock, or reduced-sodium canned broth
- Salt and pepper
- 4 thick slices country bread
- Grated Parmesan cheese, (optional)
Cut or tear the kale into 1/2-inch strips. In a medium saucepan, heat 1 tablespoon oil over medium-high heat. Add onion, and cook until softened, about 5 minutes.
Add about half of the beans, and lightly mash with a fork. Add water and stock, and bring to a boil. Stir in kale, remaining beans, 1 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Partially cover, reduce heat, and simmer until kale is tender, about 20 minutes.
Toast bread. Ladle soup into bowls, top with toast, and drizzle with remaining tablespoon olive oil. Sprinkle with Parmesan, if desired.
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Nancy Pants 24 Sep, 2014
YUM! I used butter beans because I didn't have any cannellini and threw in some pickled jalapenos. And a can of cream of celery. So good!
Rebecca1407 30 Jan, 2014
Made this tonight for the first time and was concerned about the lack of herbs. So, after reading a lot of reviews I added some things. Carrots, garlic, a Parmesan rind, and finally herbes de Provence. First, the smell was mouth watering and it didn't disappoint the taste buds. Next time I will try it with Italian sausage.
turtlegrins 9 Jan, 2013
I didn't use the bread or Parmesan, and I didn't feel like it was missing anything. (I was afraid of it turning out bland, however, so I did add a bay leaf, 1 large chopped stalk of celery, and large handful of sliced baby Portabella mushrooms. I also swapped the amounts of water and broth, using twice as much broth than water). My family loved it! Excellent the next day too! Thanks M.S. for a tasty, yet simple recipe!
samandroux 16 Dec, 2012
I added red and white potatoes, a handful of thyme sprigs, red pepper flakes, a parmesan rind, and garlic to the onions. All of the suggestions below were very helpful. The recipe itself is a little bland, but turned out amazing with all of those additions.
jperles 2 Oct, 2012
Good mostly in that it's very quick simple. Used pre-washed bagged tuscan kale from Trader Joes to make this prep time about 2 minutes. I added a couple parmesan rinds from my freezer. Potatoes are nice for a bit of bulk, but I think the toasted bread is perfect for a light lunch. Also added a couple cloves of sliced garlic to the onions.
Wolf Hunter 27 Sep, 2012
This is a great healthy recipe-It is not BLAND unless you are used to processed food or HIGH sodium recipes. It is good!!! and....very easy.
mllechocolatier 25 Sep, 2012
As much as I agree w/ Anj8326 that this recipe can be a little bland, there are plenty of suggestions other readers have provided if you prefer a soup with more punch.
I've made this soup a handful of times and would suggest adding a couple of garlic cloves, thyme or rosemary sprigs, and if you'd like a few potatoes i.e. Red skin or Yukon gold potatoes hold much better in soups. -
Anj8326 16 Aug, 2012
nothing special...pretty bland...would not recommend this recipe to anyone
Rhiannon_ 3 Jun, 2012
It's a decent soup. Nothing extraordinary, just fine. I recommend adding extra beans.
KateHenckel 7 Oct, 2011
This is a fantastic soup! So easy too! Mashing half the beans in any bean soup/chili/red beans and rice recipe is the take away here. I added 3 cloves of garlic, a couple sprigs of rosemary and of thyme and some crushed red pepper flakes. I might also try a squeeze of lemon next time. Enjoy!
HungryLawyer 27 Jun, 2011
I loved this soup! I am not ashamed to admit that I ate nearly the entire pot the night I made it.
It gets better the longer it sits on the stove--the beans melt a bit and thicken the broth, and the kale imparts a subtle flavor that develops as it sits.
The soup is even better with the toasted bread, some good extra virgin olive oil, and shaved parmesan. In fact, the topping is crucial to turn it from a good soup to a fantastic one. -
Vgunslinger 2 Mar, 2011
We added a couple sprigs of fresh Rosemary, the garlic suggested by another reviewer, and a cup of corn. Made this an even tastier dish!
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This was delicious
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This was delicious
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This soup was very bland. Suggestions for spicing it up?


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Edna M. "Snooky" Auman, 88, of 352 Church St., died Friday afternoon, Nov. 4, 2011, at her residence. She was born Aug. 1, 1923 in St. Marys, the daughter of the late Herbert and Mary Wolfel Dippold. On May 16, 1945, in Pawling, N.Y., she married James O. Auman, who survives. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Central Catholic High School, Class of 1941. She had worked at Sylvania for five years and, along with her husband, owned Auman's Grocery Store from 1945 until retirement in 2009.
George J. Samick 70, of 717 Evergreen Rd., St. Marys, died on Friday, Nov. 4, 2011 at Hamot Medical Center in Erie following a brief illness. He was born May 16, 1941 in St. Marys, a son of the late George and Bertha Prechtl Samick. On April 4, 1972, he married Sandra Copella Samick, who survives. Mr. Samick was a lifelong resident of the area and graduated from Central High School, Class of 1959. He retired from Morgan AM&T after more than 47 years of service and was a member of Queen of the World Church.


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Thanks for sharing IKIC, I didn't know there was anyone local here who did this. I've already passed the info along to a few guys at work who will be giving this guy a call.
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An accepted and proven material that builders know and trust. There's a reason so many builders use the product, and it comes down to 100 years of service in the home building industry. Plus, home buyers are comfortable with it, which is extremely important.
Economical. The low cost of asphalt is probably its biggest selling point. A basic three-tab shingle roof might set you back about $100 to $200 per square (or a 10-foot-by-10-foot area), making it ideally suited to production housing or to entry-level housing.
Easy to work with and handle. Perhaps no other roofing product is as easy to install. In some cases, a house can be done in one day by professional contractors. Even serious DIYers have been known to tackle roofing projects, though it's highly recommended that they don't because of warranty issues.
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Susceptible to severe weather. In general, asphalt provides good uplift protection, but the product does not hold up well to severe weather such as hail. The NAHB Research Center says wind- and impact-resistant shingles are available, but they cost about 50 percent more than conventional products. Moreover, asphalt roofs that do not get adequate sunlight can be vulnerable to moss, mildew, and algae, which can shorten lifespan.
Longevity questions. Warranties on asphalt roofs are relatively high, but performance is closely tied to a well-ventilated roof deck and homeowner maintenance.
Can be heavy. While basic shingles weigh about 200 pounds per square, some laminated, textured, and higher-end architectural shingles can clock in at close to 500 pounds per square.
Nascent recycling. According to the Northeast Recycling Council, the U.S. manufactures and disposes of about 11 million tons of asphalt shingles per year. Most—about 10 million tons—is from installation scraps and tear-offs from re-roofing. Moreover, the group cites EPA studies that shingle waste makes up 8% of the total building-related waste stream. The asphalt recycling industry is still young, however, though manufacturers are developing ways to find uses for the material including pavement, new roofing, and road and ground cover, says the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery.
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Wooser and the entire gang are all seen bathing in a mixed sexes hot spring and while most of the gang are enjoying the bath in general, Wooser and Ajipon are gazing at the girls in bliss. While Ajipon swims off to Len, Wooser is given a cup of sake from Miho, but Wooser refuses to drink by replying that he's "rather drink Cola" instead. Meanwhile, Ajipon gets near Len for comfort, but Darth Wooser jumps in the scene and appears to be burning Ajipon with his laser eyebeams offscreen as Wooser, Rin and Miho are discussing about drinks. While holding Ajipon after he got burned, Darth Wooser offers the three for some grilled raccoon. Wooser and Miho agree on eating a bowl of raccoon soup while Rin is staring at Ajipon in shock.
Santa Claus is soaring through the sky of the city and Wooser is narrating on what would happen one night when Santa would be soaring in a city in the USA. Wooser himself is dramatizing an Air Force mission with himself acting as the President and the forces. With the comment, "I'd like to shoot it down!" during the dramatization, it cuts back to reality and Santa's sleigh explodes while Yuu and The Animal Whose Name Must Not Be Spoken watch in utter shock.
Later, the entire gang is seen enjoying their Christmas dinner and during it all, Wooser narrates that it was nice of him to give him a present. However, the gift is a random girl in a uniform. Wooser actually questions the legality of the situation, but both Darth Wooser and Santa are sure that he asked for the girl fair and square. The girl turns out to be Miho as she winks and greets the fourth wall with a thumbs up like Santa and one of his reindeer.
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sorry for posting an image with real zebraskin... and i hope i will not offend any anti-furists or animalcaring persons..
but if you could check up in the left corner at the letters M in MISS MAY
what font is it?
and Yves... you can throw away the image when it has been nailed... (No... not pinned-up!)
it is late here in Europe.. so i did not want to start up any applications and tidy things up!
Looks a lot like Univers Ultra Condensed, though the S here is a little more rounded. Possible it lost some of that roundness in the digitization?
Or perhaps the S just looks rounder here because of the nearby curves? ;)
I think you are right Yves, this looks like the old News Gothic Extra Condensed by ATF (sample)
or Jefferson Gothic, scroll down a little for more info in the Gerald Giampa site.
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the image is from BOYPLAY of the year 1954.. so it could not have been digitalized..
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Wow. As if going in on him wasn't enough you had to degrade his girlfriend and his kids. That's horrible what did they have to do with it. Ok of course she's going to care its her love one so what. These aren't comments on the situation anymore this is just racist an pure hate. Some of the stuff up here is just ridiculous. »
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Boston Marathon bombing: how it compares to the 1920 Wall Street attack
(Read article summary)The 1920 bombing of Wall Street, which killed 38 and injured hundreds, was the deadliest terror attack on US civilians until Oklahoma City. The crime has never been solved.
The bomb exploded in the very center of American capitalism on a weekday afternoon, just steps away from the New York Stock Exchange and the famed statue of George Washington at Federal Hall. Thirty-eight people died and hundreds were injured, several losing limbs to the explosive power of an estimated 100 sticks of dynamite.
As in Boston this week, the bomber had rigged the device to not only kill but maim through the spread of shrapnel packed into the bomb.
The United States would not see a deadlier attack of terrorism until a spring day in Oklahoma City.
Despite its horrific toll, the Wall Street bombing of 1920 is largely forgotten today. New York City instantly cleaned up the scene and moved on. No one was ever charged with the crime, and no memorial was ever built. Only the pockmarked stone of the former Morgan Bank building remains as a grim if subtle reminder.
The bombing is worth remembering. It reminds us of an era when terrorists horrified the world but had yet – until that September day – to make a point of targeting ordinary Americans in public. And it shows how the US refused to take the wrong path in the wake of tragedy.
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666 Satan better than Berserk? LOL, are people here on crack? 666 Satan is probably near the bottom of the barrel in terms of shounen and doesnt hold a candle to any seinen (i.e. Berserk)
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666 Satan better than Berserk? LOL, are people here on crack? 666 Satan is probably near the bottom of the barrel in terms of shounen and doesnt hold a candle to any seinen (i.e. Berserk)
Neo is 100% correct
I can't read 666Satan. The scanlations of it are so piss-poor horrible.
Not to mention everything wrong with the manga itself...
Berserk is my fave Manga so far. Berserk, the manga version of Battle Royale, and Planetes.
It's no surprise. Beserk is a manga meant for 'older' people with a deep plot and good characterization.
As for the word 'taste' its a very relative term.
Taste is basically what 'most'(key factor in most arguments) people find 'good'(which is also relative) hence having 'good taste' is plain stupid. That's just me though
666 crawled to the top of my list, but originally it was Death Note for a few years. That is, until I finished the f****ng thing and realized how retarded the ending was. 666 seems to have a never-ending flow that doesn't lack interest for me. Even when it's laid-back humor, it never seems to waste time.
This isn't even random sampling... so, you can't just say its pwning other mangas.
Probably try putting a vote like this in the general discussion would get a more accurate poll
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Just because a person visits a specific forum doesn't mean they're craptastically obsessed with said manga. I still go to Death Note forums to see how other people are liking the series like I did. If you look at the poll, there are a lot of people that prefer other mangas. But I guess I can see your point. It makes no difference though.
hm. well, i personally like one piece the best, then 666 satan, then eyeshield 21, then berserk, then others... but i didn't really feel like voting other, so i went w/ 666 satan.
I really like 666 satan... but i like Bleach and Soul Eater more
Seriously... everyone should read soul eater ^^
Even though I haven't read all of Death Note so far, where I am at, it dominates other manga. But 666 Satan and Berserk (and other series) don't fall much behind in interest.
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The two leading political parties in the State have time and again opposed the Centre's plan to divest a small portion of its stake in the public sector Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC).
On Thursday, it was the turn of Chief Minister Jayalithaa to oppose the Centre's proposal to divest five per cent of its stake in NLC, warning that it might lead to labour unrest. The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam had opposed such a move in 2006.
Currently, the Centre owns 93.56 per cent of the total share capital and the rest is held by the general public and financial institutions. A few years ago, it was decided by the Centre to offload its stake in Navratna companies to at least 10 per cent. While the dilution exercise was completed in most of the companies, it is yet to take place in NLC.
Navratna is a title given to Public Sector Companies by the Centre for having performed well for a period of three years on six identified efficiency parameters. They are accorded greater autonomy to compete in the global market.
In a letter addressed to the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday, she said any proposal to divest even a small portion of the share holding will lead to considerable labour unrest. Given the current acute power shortage in the State, any disruption of power supply from NLC would adversely affect the interest of the State.
According to her, the Centre was proposing to divest a further five per cent of its equity holding to meet an artificially placed regulatory requirement under the recently amended Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules 1957.
She said instead of reassuring the work force of 17,500 persons, the Ministry concerned and the company management tried to justify the divestment based on specious and artificial regulatory requirements. The State government's co-operation was sought to convince the labour unions to accept the proposed disinvestment. She said the public sector character of NLC should be maintained without any dilution.
"NLC can be delisted by buying back the 6.44 per cent currently in public hands through the buyback mechanism available under SEBI regulations. Alternatively, the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957, can be amended to make a special exemption for NLC," she said.
While urging Dr. Singh to take necessary action to ensure that there was no further dilution, she sought an early response from the Centre.
Official sources said the dilution exercise had to be completed by July end as other Navratna companies have completed it long back. In some cases, the Centre has diluted up to 30 per cent of its stake.
Till date, the NLC board has not taken any decision on this issue.
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behind the scenesSofia Vergara and Reese Witherspoon share more photos from the filming of their upcoming comedy film "Don't Mess With Texas."
For Sofia Vergara and Reese Witherspoon, the fun never stops behind the scenes of "Don't Mess With Texas"—especially when there are pastries involved.
We'd feel the same way, Sofia.
Don't worry—Robert Kazinsky's got you covered.
Both Reese and Sofia have been sharing updates from the filming of "Don't Mess With Texas," and we love seeing the process from the two co-star's different perspectives.
We have to admit, shooting at night seems like a lot of fun. The sun is down, so the temps are too—let's just hope that they get a later wake-up call the next day. The only downside? More mosquitoes.
Thanks for sharing, Reese and Sofia! We can't wait to see more behind-the-scenes photos from "Don't Mess With Texas."
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Now imagine if you were to encase Hicks' musical output, what kind of music do you think would pour out of that brain? Our first guess would be something upbeat and grooveable. Furthest from our mind is the hypnotic, meditative ambient material he releases via his Adna project, named after his grandfather Gordon Adna Hicks, a seasoned pianist who played the Boston restaurant circuit in the '30s. "Twang Fields" by Adna
Over the weekend, Hicks sent over this amorphous mood piece titled "Twang Fields." It is a track Hicks just finished recording last week with engineering help from Country Grind favorite Chris Horgan. Hicks tells us "Twang Fields" represents the next step in his musical evolution. The result is a nebulous concoction that wouldn't sound out of place on a late '70s Brian Eno record, Ambient 1: Music for Airports in particular.
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Hi everybody, I just finished my brew day. Made a Belgian Strong Golden Ale extract batch. My problem is, I undershot the OG by a HUGE margin. As in, iBrewMaster expected an OG of 1.073, and I ended up with 1.045. What confuses me is the fact that this was an extract batch -- I could understand coming in low on an AG batch if you don't have a high enough efficiency, but I pretty much just poured sugar into water. I only have three thoughts: 1) This is my first time using Whirlfloc, and I had a HUGE amount of sediment in the kettle. I left about 1 cm on the bottom of the brew kettle. I am sure I lost sugar in that cm of wort. But I didn't expect it to be that drastic of a drop. 2) I was on autopilot after transferring from the kettle to the primary, and I started filling my hydrometer test jar before I topped off my partial boil volume (I can only boil about 2.5 gallons in my kettle) to the full 5 gallons. Obviously that hydrometer reading would be wrong, and I didn't want to risk contamination, so I threw out about 1/2 test jar of concentrated wort. Again, I know I lost sugar there, but I wouldn't expect that drastic of a drop. 3) As I said, it was my first time using Whirlfloc. I followed instructions I found on the forums for using it -- I added 1/2 of a tablet to the last 15 minutes of my boil. Is that the right thing to do, even considering I'm doing a partial boil at about 2.5 gallons? Really curious where all my fermentables went. I was hoping to make a Strong Golden Ale in the 7-9% range, but I think I'll probably end up with a Weak Golden Ale in the 3-4% range. Still beer, but not what I was hoping for. I want to figure out what I did wrong so that I can fix it for the next batch. Thanks in advance for any help! In case it's helpful, here's the recipe I used: - 4 oz Carapils (steeped 155 for 30 min) - 4 oz Biscuit malt (steeped 155 for 30 min) - 7 lbs light DME (added half to the boil immediately, reserved half to the end of the boil ~10 min) - 2 lbs light candi sugar (added at the end of the boil ~10 min) - 1/2 tablet Whirlfloc (15 min) - 2 oz Saaz (60 min) - 1 oz Saaz (1 min)
If you used 7 pounds of DME, and 2 pounds of candi sugar in a 5 gallon batch, then your OG has to be 1.076. It has to be- the sugars can't go anywhere. Your reading could be less due to an inadequate mixing of top off water and wort, as the heavier wort sinks to the bottom and it's very difficult to mix well and get a good reading.
That makes a lot of sense. I feel much better now. Thank you!
It's a very common issue posted on here. Wort is much denser than water, and the two don't mix well at all. Even with a tremendous amount of stirring or shaking, you can't guarantee an accurate reading. But like Yooper said, the sugar content of extract doesn't change, so the only way to miss your gravity reading is A) you didn't add the proper amount of fermentables, B) your volume wasn't correct, or C) the maker of the kit/recipe messed up. There's a very simple trick I use (while I brew AG for the most part, I'm still limited to partial boils). If you can accurately measure your volume after the boil, but before you top off, take your gravity reading then. Your gravity (expressed as "gravity points" ie 1.076 would be 76) x your volume = your gravity at a different volume x that volume. So 2.5 gallons of chilled wort post boil reading 1.100 if topped off to 5 gallons would be 100(2.5)= gravity x (5) = 50, or 1.050. Never have to second guess your gravity readings again.
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Clever. I'll have to give that a try next time. Thanks for the tip!
This happened to me once. And then I found my second addition of LME sitting on the counter.... .
Ha! I triple-checked the garbage can. I am certain that I actually put in all the extract.
I had a similar problem yesterday with a 5.5 gal Imperial Stout all-grain batch of mine. Here was the recipe... 18 lbs Pale Ale .6 lbs Roasted Barley .6 lbs Choc Malt .6 lbs Med Crystal .6 lbs Black Malt I mashed the whole deal in a 10gal cooler. This is only my second all-grain brew, so I expected that with that many grains in a 5.5 gal batch I was planning on only about 60% efficiency. If I hit that, I expected to land in the mid-80's with my gravity readings. I was a little lower than that even, and I came in at 56%, and after stirring the wort, I measured 1.062 for 6.8 gallons of wort... so 1.077 equivalent for the 5.5 gallons I wanted. I was bummed, but I sucked it up and figured "I'm just gonna boost this sucker up a little." After some research on the forums here, I added 1.5 lbs of extra light DME and 1/2C of molasses (~6.2oz), both within the last 15 minutes of the boil. These *should* have added ~16 points to my gravity. After chilling & moving to a carboy, I hit *exactly* the volume I wanted (fist-pump!), meaning I didn't need to top off with any water. Needless to say I was shocked when my gravity reading was only 1.083, as opposed to the 1.093 I was expecting. I was pissed, so I shook the &*%$ out of that carboy for a couple minutes. There was foam all the way to the top of the bung hole. And the new reading... you guessed it... 1.083. Where the %$#@ is all my sugar going?? The ONLY thing I can think of is that the gravity of the wort is so crazy dense & heavy that I can't possible mix shake the carboy enough to get an accurate & representative sample of its gravity. Alright, now that I've calmed down, a couple more notes on my issues... 1. I've had this problem with other beers recently. I generally brew big beers (at least 1.075), and the higher target gravity ones are further off from the target than the lower ones. 2. I did branch-out recently and brewed a lager. The expected OG was 1.047, and I came in at 1.048. I was super happy/confused. 3. I have purchased and tested a new hydrometer, it works fine. 4. I am considering buying a mix stir. Is it possible that even after vigorously splashing and shaking the carboy that many of the sugars are still sitting on the bottom of the carboy and that I can't reach them with my siphon?
I guess one other thing that hasn't been mentioned is to check what temperature the wort was at when you took your reading. It could be off due to a higher temp reading.
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