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"Insightful though repetitious."
The author's style of recanting detailed survival scenarios adds an intense element of interest, and there can be no doubt as to the value of the lessons he derives from these actual events. One downside of the book (to me) is the author's repeated chest thumping over his own miraculous adrenaline packed thrill-seeking endeavors. Still, he definitely gets his message across. There are dozens of tips about how to avoid the befuddled state of mind that shocked humans can find themselves in amidst ultimate despair and tragedy. Should you ever find yourself in a calamitous situation, being mindful of what was presented in this book might just save your life.
Excellent presentation, though repetitive in places.
You can fast forward through the sections in which the author drags you through his moments of self importance. Or, you might just love it.
"Good concept but disturbing delivery"
Irritating interjection of what is supposed to be humor at odd times. The subject matter is also poorly explained.
Change the tone
I love Audible and download 20 or more books per year, but this listen is not only unimpressive, it is disturbing.
"Unanswered Questions Superbly Addressed"
Deep time explained.
The favorite character, of course, is the amazing self propagating molecular force of matter which by happenstance was in the right place at the right span of deep time. This deepened my understanding of life as a particular energy state of matter. No doubt it is ubiquitous throughout our endless universe.
I have not listened to him before, but even after going through this book twice I found his narrative style to be pleasing and non distractive.
The author breaks away now and then from in depth explanations of biochemistry to take the listener on various journeys. For example, the scientific trek to the Kamchatka Peninsula in search of the perfect thermal spring was particularly interesting.
I highly recommend this semi-technical work, which helped me to understand current research into how living matter may have self-organized over time.
"Thorough and Compelling"
Kept Me Awake
The author used a systematized approach, assembling the basics in an amazingly comprehensible way. Then, the lectures shifted to a more granular approach, focusing and refining. There is something here for all mindsets: the casual self-help seeker might benefit in a superficial way but those who are willing to put in some learning effort will reap a bigger harvest. The narration was spot-on perfect too.
Logic, intuition, smooth narration. It's obvious that this is a world-class academic lecturer who won't easily lose his audience's attention.
Finally helping me to understand the fine points of the sleep cycle and the anatomical brain structures involved. I was also stirred by the emphasis on the chronic dangers of sleep deprivation in our modern society
This is a work I'll come back to many times over in the future. With a few easy changes in my life, I've already been able to improve the quality and duration of my sleep.
"Unclear Nuclear Made Clear."
Absolutely worth a few listens. The information density is well blended with an easygoing narrative style that engages the listener throughout the entire book.
Chapter eight: the Strategic Air Command years, with all the near misses that we somehow lived through.
Fluent vocal style, never distractive. This guy has it down cold.
No laughing matter this. More outcome information on the Fukushima disaster would be helpful.
It was an enlightening shift away from the mass media induced anti-nuclear coma we've all been stuck in for decades. I have always been hard pitched against nuclear energy and its uses against humanity, and I'm likely to stay that way.However, this book helps demystify some of the beliefs about the atomic age I've come to own as sort of a mindless religion. For me at least, this book has offered me a good start on basing my beliefs on evidence, not media hyperbole.
"Historical Illumination"
This deepened my knowledge of the oft- taboo subject of the opium poppy with its associated travails, successes against pain and sociological plunders across the ages. The author(s) weave a fascinating account of exactly how imbedded this uncommon flower and its byproducts have been in humanity's development, from Asia to Europe, and across the railroad-tracked plains of North America, then into our modern cities and ultimately into our legal system. The story seems to come to a halt in the 1970s, so in my view what is lacking is a chapter or two filling the audience in on developments into the 21st century.
Crisp, not-too-fast pace well-suited for listening in fast track mode when review was needed.
No- my emotions don't tend to run away when listening to historical, semi-scientific subject matters, though the book never ceased to be eminently entertaining.
Three cheers for an update to bring this landmark work up to the present year of 2014.
"High School Recruitment Pitch"
The tone and style is aimed at the appropriate audience: high school recruitment.
Let's seek some higher ground in a rewrite.
Have not.
Sure did. I hit the fast forward button a lot during the many meaningless rants about Texas and religion.
I'm guessing there's a lot more to modern Seal warcraft than this shallow pitch.
"Exhaustive, illuminating, life-changing."
Yes- but considering the tome is 27 plus hours cover to cover, I will reserve a second listen for a winter stay in Antarctica or a South Pacific solo sailing cruise of long duration.
The ingenious meld of philosophy,history and biological science.
He is gifted with a vocal tone and style that is neither boring nor overly stimulating. It's just right.
Challenging All Barriers You Took For Granted.
"Enough scatology for a lifetime"
Not so much, sorry.
Dissertations on intestinal microflora.
Not really applicable
A little too much time spent on poo.
The descent into gross was acceptable, considering the taboos that were appropriately
breached. Being of medical mind, I would prefer more science.
"Could Write About Lint And Make It Interesting"
McPhee's style can inject life into anything. He has a knack for digging into a subject, going granular about it, and coming out the other side of a topic with a perspective that fascinates.
The way he connects humanity with ground, the way he links history with the now.
Riverboat towboat scenes
Yes, but it's also worth doing a chapter at a time while commuting or trying to drift off to sleep at night.
It's cool that the author narrated it; he has solid narration skills, though the sound mixing team might have done a better job of redacting ongoing continuous clicks and pops that sound like dentures clacking. It takes some getting used to.
"This Blew My Mind ( and my patience)."
The best: A detailed portrayal of the latest global trends that may give us a chance to see a brighter future. Less than best: Unfortunately, the detail given was overly granular. Overall, this was a tedious listen, like trying to survey a landscape scene with a 400 power microscope.
A fast-forward listen helped.
Not at this time.
The narration was without flaw. There is no finer speaker in the world. Oddly though, I felt as if the pace and alliteration were dialed in for an audience using English as a second language.This may very well be the case. I remember the old Voice of America short wave broadcasts: slow, clear enunciation, perfect but very very slow. I listened to the book on double speed mode and found it tolerable.
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This funny sounding name has a couple of origins. First, a "lick" is a place with salt in the ground where animals converge to literally lick the ground for the salt necessary for their diets.
But what about "Big Bone"?
Well, Big Bone Lick has been being frequented by animals since at least the Pleistocene era – so mastodons and other prehistoric beasts of the came here to get salt and found, instead, their end. The soil of the lick is not just salty but swampy and, as these ill-fated beasts lapped up the salt, they became mired in the muck and so died – not at all unlike the famed La Brea Tar Pits of Southern California, except with mud instead of tar.
European explorers stumbling upon the area in the mid 1700's were stunned by the huge bones they found protruding from the ground. Their primary interest in the area was not the fossils but the salt, however, and it was the salt that they extracted and the salted waters that people paid to lounge in when the area was a spa.
But still – there were all those massive bones lying about …
The first fossils were removed from the swamp in 1744 and, by the 1800's, scientists and collectors from around the world had heard of the finds in the lick and wanted a piece of it. Literal tons were unearthed and dispersed to the north and the east and overseas to Europe. Thomas Jefferson added a few Big Bone Lick fossils to his collection.
It wasn't until the 1950's that there was talk of dedicating and preserving what was left at the site. Continued digs showed that there were more bones to be had and the good people of Boone County responded to calls that the area be made a state park, raising money to help purchase the land around the lick.
Officially opening in 1960, Big Bone Lick State Park has forty acres of picnic grounds, facilities for different types of sports, a herd of bison, and an indoor-outdoor museum with collections of bones and life-size replicas of mastodons and bison. Big Bone Lick's short-lived, salt-trade history is celebrated every October at the Salt Festival, with salt-making demonstrations and other attractions.
All in all, a fascinating place to learn about the past or just have a picnic.
Big Bone Lick State Park
for more information and directions, please visit: parks.ky.gov
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While visiting Big Bone Lick, be sure to check out one of the Kentucky bed and breakfasts in the area. They may not have any fossilized mastodons or salt licks but you can bet they'll have some nice big beds for you to sink into and plenty of good food on the table in the morning.

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A task force studying Ohio police and community relations has narrowed down list of potential recommendations.
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Ohio State University has drained iconic Mirror Lake near the center of campus to try to figure out how to lessen its economic and environmental impact.
Less than a week after students gather in and around the lake to celebrate "Beat Michigan Week," the university opted to begin the project.
Ohio State is paying $24,000 to a consultant to evaluate the sustainability, safety and aesthetic nature of Mirror Lake. The lake was drained Monday and will remain empty for several months while research is conducted.
Mirror Lake holds about a million gallons of water. It costs the university about $40,000 annually to keep it filled. Overflow from the lake drains into the Columbus storm sewer system, but Ohio State spokeswoman Lindsay Komlanc says water could be leaking through the lake's deteriorating walls.
"We don't actually know how much of the water usage is related to the overflow specifically and how much is related to the leakage and that's one of the reasons we're doing the study,†Komlanc says.
Mirror Lake is the site of the annual plunge that draws thousands of people the week of the Ohio State-Michigan football game.
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One thing is confusing. I'm not getting Glenn's over-the-top anger and frustration at everything. Maggie wasn't raped and even told him so but Glenn is still acting like a fool on a rampage.
I think it's a "Macho" thing. He should've been able to protect her, it happened on his watch, etc, etc. From personal experience, it seems to me that actually is quite a common type of reaction from certain personality types, when something bad happens to their lover or child, it becomes all about them, and their guilt, rather than about the actual victim.
I think this is it exactly. Maggie was humiliated and Glenn couldn't save her. It might even be worse because Maggie was humiliated in order to save Glenn. She rescued him and he really can't deal with it.
That whole interaction between those two seems odd to me, I would have thought it would have brought them closer, not alienating each other.
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Leafs sent TJ Brennan down today. Marlies are trailing the final playoff spot by four points with three games in hand. Dogfight to get in.
Complex "The consensus in Toronto seems to be that if Mike Babcock doesn't sign a contract extension with the Detroit Red Wings, the club he has led for the last decade, than the man with the .581 career winning percentage, two Olympic gold medals and a Stanley Cup ring would be the man to lead the Maple..." March 28
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The Florida Panthers have taken their long-shot pursuit of a place in the playoffs to the cradle of hockey. Their aim to endure a rapid-fire four-city Northern tour in six days passed the first hurdle Tuesday with a 4-1 victory over the hapless Maple Leafs at Air Canada Center. Toronto native..." March 27
Sporting News "A federal judge in Minnesota has rejected the NHL's motion to dismiss a concussion lawsuit brought on by retired players, the New York Times reported . The plaintiffs accused the league of failing to inform them of health risks caused by concussions as a result of repeated head trauma and are..." March 26
Sportsnet.ca "Soon, one of the biggest questions in hockey will have an answer. That day will come on April 18 when the NHL draft lottery is held to determine which team will have the right to draft sensational teenager Connor McDavid of the OHL Erie Otters at the NHL draft in June, sources tell..." March 26
TSN.ca "NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman should be forced to be deposed about matters relating to the NHL concussions lawsuit within the next three months, lawyers for a group of former players wrote in a legal filing. Lawyers for the former players wrote to the NHL on February 23 asking to set up a time..." March 26
CBSSports.com "The NHL's bid to have a lawsuit brought against the league by former players regarding concussions dismissed took a hit Wednesday. A judge in U.S. district court in Minnesota has denied the NHL's motion to dismiss litigation brought against the league by former players regarding concussions...." March 25
Toronto Sun "If the Leafs don't get the chance to go big in this June's NHL entry draft, will they be able to go Strome? The team will need some good fortune with the lottery balls to catch the big prize, Erie Otters superstar Connor McDavid. But it's possible that they may need a different form of luck to..." March 25
Minneapolis Star Tribune "As successful as the Wild has been on the road since Devan Dubnyk arrived in Minnesota in January, it's not as if the Wild keeps strutting into arenas and trouncing opponents. The Wild has grinded out road win after road win this second half of the season, and that was unsurprisingly the case..." March 24
Blog TO "Has it finally happened? Are the Toronto Maple Leafs so bad that attendance at the Air Canada Centre has taken a hit? If last night's game against the Minnesota Wild is any indication, fans seem to have reached a new level of frustration with the poorly performing team. Last night's announced..." March 24
Ottawa Sun "A loss Saturday night would have left a sour taste in the mouths of the Senators and their faithful. Fortunately, this victory tasted pretty sweet and the burgers were flying. It wasn't pretty it, just looked that way as the Senators and Andrew (The Hamburglar) Hammond earned the 19,194 on..." March 22
National Post "While Phil Kessel was getting defensive about a reporter's insinuation that he and some other core players had checked out and were no longer giving their full effort, a few stalls over a fringe Toronto Maple Leafs forward was shedding light on just how dysfunctional the dressing room had become..." March 22
Pro Hockey Talk "The Toronto Maple Leafs announced the signing of free agent forward and Penn State University scoring standout Casey Bailey to a two-year entry-level contract on Saturday. Bailey, who just completed his junior year and had one more year of eligibility left, led Penn State in goals with 22 this..." March 22
More Soshnikov: 'I could stay in the #KHL for another year, but #TML are going to rebuild so there's a good chance to make the roster'
#TML newcomer Nikita Soshnikov to TASS: '#Leafs made an offer a month ago. It's been a longstanding dream to get to the #NHL so I accepted'
Toronto Sun "If these are throwaway days for the Maple Leafs, Sam Carrick will tell you otherwise. "Whatever they want me to do," said the Marlies centre, who has been granted another opportunity at the NHL level due to a hole at centre left by Peter Holland's injury and Nazem Kadri's suspension. "If they..." March 19
Puck Drunk Love "The NHL is looking to decide the outcomes of more games before they reach a shootout and they believe moving to 3-on-3 hockey in overtime is the way to do it. The AHL recently incorporated 3-on-3 play in overtime and they've seen a drastic drop in games decided by the skills competition...." March 18
The Score "Nazem Kadri isn't going to dwell on his latest circumstance after learning he will miss the Toronto Maple Leafs' next four games for hitting Edmonton Oilers forward Matt Fraser in the head. "It's obviously hard to deal with," Kadri told David Alter of mapleleafs.com. "I'm not going to sit here..." March 18
Sportsnet.ca "A week after Nazem Kadri was suspended by his own team for three games, the Toronto Maple Leafs forward was dealt a ban of another kind. Kadri was suspended four games by NHL's department of player safety Wednesday for delivering an illegal check to the head of Edmonton Oilers forward Matt..." March 18
Edmonton Journal "It's been said it's not how you start, but how you finish. But that's not what they were saying in the Edmonton Oilers' quarters. The Oilers, a team which has not made good starts a habit, scored four goals on seven shots in the first 11 minutes of Monday's game with the Toronto Maple Leafs..." March 17
CBSSports.com "Scary moment for Edmonton Oilers forward Matt Fraser on Monday night when he was hit in the head by Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nazem Kadri midway through the third period. Fraser immediately dropped to the ice and struggled to skate off under the assistance of two teammates. Kadri was given..." March 17
Pro Hockey Talk "Toronto forward Nazem Kadri's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad month continues. Having already served a team-issued suspension for behavioral issues, Kadri now faces discipline from the league after catching Edmonton's Matt Fraser with an elbow on Monday night. The NHL's Department of..." March 17
Edmonton Sun "There is never any shortage of motivation in the stretch drive of a National Hockey League season. Teams are either fighting for wildcard spots, jockeying for home ice advantage or simply trying to build momentum heading into the first round. But when your season has been over since..." March 16
National Post "Don Cherry, dressed as a giant leprechaun, issued a stern warning to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night, the night the team allowed forward Nazem Kadri back onto the ice after an extended stint in exile. "The kid is not going to be here in two years, he'd be nuts," Cherry said during his..." March 16
Toronto Sun "There is a laundry list of issues that Maple Leafs have with Nazem Kadri. And if they didn't believe he was a player worth fighting for, worth keeping through the rebuild, they would have ignored his perceived indiscretions and looked to trade him in June. But the Leafs — in particular..." March 16
Pro Hockey Talk "Earlier this season, former Toronto Maple Leafs coach Ron Wilson took aim and blasted Phil Kessel in a radio interview when Randy Carlyle lost his job. More than two months later, and with the Leafs near the end of a tumultuous season, Wilson has spoken out about Nazem Kadri, who was punished..." March 15
Calgary Sun "Matt Stajan has been through it all. Rebuilds, trades, a few highs, many more lows, and most of all, the media circus otherwise known as the Toronto Maple Leafs. With the Maple Leafs leading nearly every national highlight show as the NHL team's tailspin led them from a playoff position to a..." March 14
Toronto Star "He's sorry. He's embarrassed. And he's a wiser young man than five days ago. Feels almost like a lifetime for Nazem Kadri, in less than a week endured under the glare of massive media speculation, sharp coach criticism and astonishing frankness from Maple Leaf hockey czar Brendan..." March 14
Toronto Star "The joke Wednesday -- given Toronto is playing the last-place Buffalo Sabres -- will be just how low can the Maple Leafs go. But it's not really that much a joke. Right now, it looks as if the Maple Leafs will pick in the top five. There's a chance -- about 9.5 per cent -- the Leafs will win..." March 12
NHL.com "The Toronto Maple Leafs announced today that defenseman TJ Brennan has been recalled from the Toronto Marlies (AHL). Brennan, 25, has skated in five regular season games with the Toronto Marlies this season, collecting one assist. Prior to being acquired from Chicago on February 25." March 12
Toronto Sun "The Maple Leafs can just about turn the Connor on avoiding last place overall. But not before another bizarre day at Dysfunction Junction, topped by a late rally and 4-3 shootout win over the 30th- place Buffalo Sabres. What began with the team president sending truant Nazem Kadri to..." March 12
CSN New England "This will hardly come as a shock to anybody that remembers just last week when Claude Julien famously said "they suck" when asked about NHL shootouts, but the Bruins coach is in favor of getting rid of them altogether. Darren Dreger said on NBCSN Wednesday night that the NHL general managers..." March 12
Yahoo! Sports "The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Buffalo Sabres in a shootout on Wednesday night, which is either a cause for celebration or completely disappointing, depending on what you'd like the Leafs' draft lottery odds to become. One player that had a good view of that win: Winger Joffrey Lupul,..." March 12
Sportsnet.ca "Things haven't been going well for Joffrey Lupul, and things got worse Wednesday during the Toronto Maple Leafs' 4-3 shootout win over the Buffalo Sabres. A sloppy turnover from Lupul contributed to the Sabres' second goal, one of several things Maple Leafs interim head coach Peter Horachek..." March 12
Pro Hockey Talk "While a health scratch seemingly serves as a wake-up call for Nazem Kadri, it sounds like the Toronto Maple Leafs aren't quite finished sending him a message. Brendan Shanahan approached the media with some stern comments and a stunning announcement on Wednesday: Kadri will sit two more games,..." March 11
New York Post "John Tavares scored 4:38 into overtime, capping the Islanders' two-goal comeback in a 4-3 victory over the Maple Leafs on Monday night. Tavares, an Ontario native, went around several defenders to score the winning goal during a delayed Toronto penalty. With his 33rd goal and 39th assist, the..." March 10
CBSSports.com "On Monday night in Detroit, when the Red Wings host the Edmonton Oilers, Evgeny Romasko will make some history when he becomes the first Russian referee in NHL history when he joins Paul Devorski on the ice at Joe Louis Arena. The 33-year-old Romasko had some assignments earlier this season in..." March 09
Toronto Sun "The already thin Leafs defence took another hit on Tuesday with word that Roman Polak's season has ended to undergo hernia surgery. The news comes a day after the team confirmed that veteran Stephane Robidas will also be out for the remaining 16 games to have shoulder surgery." March 09
Nazem Kadri is scratched tonight. "It's brutal."
Horachek on Kadri: "He missed the meeting, so I sent him home. He's available — if I want him." Why? "Not prepared. It wasn't the snow."
Pro Hockey Talk "As the trade deadline drew to its conclusion on Monday, there were reports that the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings were working on a trade involving captain Dion Phaneuf. That never happened and Detroit instead acquired blueliner Marek Zidlicky from New Jersey, but that doesn't..." March 08
Stephane Robidas has been shut down for the season with a shoulder injury. Will have surgery. #TMLtalk pic.twitter.com/86c2HiA4zY
CBC Sports "Olli Jokinen says he didn't mind playing in Toronto. He'll get at least one more chance. Jokinen, who played six games for the Maple Leafs between trades, will make his St. Louis Blues debut at Air Canada Centre on Saturday night. Reflecting on his time with the Leafs, the 36-year-old veteran..." March 08
Pro Hockey Talk "Earlier this week, we all watched as Toronto Maple Leafs forward Phil Kessel went off about how he perceived his team's captain, Dion Phaneuf, is treated in the media. The Leafs have been mired in struggle and controversy for months now. They've fallen to 25th overall in the league standings,..." March 08
Awful Announcing "TSN was embarrassed this week during their NHL trade deadline coverage when the network didn't keep a close enough eye on or filter their TradeCentre hashtag. The network displayed the above tweet from @AdragnaA21, which was a joke about Joffrey Lupul of the Maple Leafs having an affair with the..." March 05
Toronto Sun "For a man with so many friends in the Canadian military, Joffrey Lupul is fighting one-man battles on multiple fronts these days. The winger didn't take a day off in the most tumultuous week of this Maple Leafs season, with some Instagram instigation on Wednesday. On the heels of threatened..." March 05
Sportsnet.ca "The embellishment crackdown continues. Richard Panik became the seventh NHL player exposed by the league for diving Thursday when he was slapped with a $2,000 fine under NHL Rule 64. Panik is the first Toronto Maple Leaf to be fined for embellishment. The forward was issued a warning..." March 05
Toronto Sun "On a day of distractions, the Maple Leafs finally concentrated on what counted. Ending a 16-game road winlees streak, with an improbable 3-2 win over the Florida Panthers, who went through two goalies, nearly brought a third out of retirement and had no one in net the frantic final minute with..." March 04
Toronto Sun "Lost amid the gust of hot air Phil Kessel fired at the media on Tuesday morning was a shot at a group far more influential in his rich man's life than those critical of a 27th placed team in the NHL. It wasn't clear who the target was exactly, but take your pick of Brian Burke (the guy who..." March 04
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Like many medical practice managers, Angela Powell of Springboro-Ohio-based Cornerstone Pediatrics wears many hats: HR manager, accounts receivable tracker, payroll manager and physician credentialing specialist. So when she looked to upgrade her time and attendance system, she wanted something easy and painless. Lathem's PayClock® Online cloud-based time and attendance system turned out to be just the right medicine.
Prior to using PayClock Online, the practice used a Lathem employee time clock with desktop-based PayClock software. While the clock worked fine, the software was housed on a computer that belonged to another employee, so Powell often had to wait to do payroll. After an office flood destroyed the time clock, Powell switched to PayClock Online so she could process payroll at any time and from anywhere.
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His first client was John Fitton from Buxton, Derbyshire, whose daughter Beth was killed in an accident in July 2007. Cranham made five silver pendants with a polymer inlaid 'stone' created from Beth's ashes.
Fitton said: "The pendants are of very high quality and make a unique keepsake of my beautiful daughter Beth.
"Beth's mother wears hers all the time. The rest of us don't because we're afraid of losing them. A little bit of Beth is still with us."
Cranham came up with the idea for company Sentimental Connections after chatting with a vet friend, and spent £50,000 on research and development.
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"Google Pentagon 757 photos and tell me how they cleverly strew the plane parts all over the yard area and got a burned out landing gear in the building without anyone noticing?"
People Noticed that something hit the building.....However:
Go find a picture of that hole and Look at the size of that hole.....and the No Parking sign that is to the left of it......hole looks small huh?
Where are the wing / engine marks on each side of that hole?
The engines are Rolls Royce RB211-535E4B......and the the blades / stators are Titanium.....They just didn't disappear or melt away from jet fuel..
"The melting temp for brake shoes on a 757 is about 3000 degs., the landing gear struts are solid cast aluminum; the center shafts for the engines are solid titanium. The flame temp for low grade kerosene, (jet fuel) is around 800 degs.
If the 757 was full of fuel, that's 14 pounds of aircraft per one gallon of fuel. Its impossible to "completely incinerate" a 757 at that fuel-to-material ratio. It would be the first time in history it did, and would defy the laws of physics, period."
I think the post is to ridicule the ignorant stories about Benghazi, the President not saying what he did say, they said, she said , why this why that, blah blah blah, etc, etc? If so, good job.
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This particular conspiracy theory has been thoroughly debunked. If you ever want to have half a prayer of selling this ludicrous tale of subterfuge there is one thing you will have to explain.
Flight 77 took off from Dulles that morning at 8:20 AM. This is not disputed.
According to the official manifest there were 58 passengers (including the hijackers) and 6 crew on board. This is not disputed.
The aircraft's path after takeoff was tracked both by radar and by on board transponders so that it's exact location and heading were known precisely at all times. This is not disputed.
Neither the aircraft nor any of the people on board have ever been seen or heard from again. This is not disputed.
So, WHERE is the plane and WHERE are all those people? Their relatives would certainly like to know, I'm sure.
Even after the plane descended below radar the transponders were still supplying altitude and heading data.
Where did the plane and people go after the radar and transponders showed the aircraft turning around, approaching and then descending into D.C.?
Until you can answer that question you will never sell this bogus claptrap to a single soul that has an IQ above 50. Only conspiracy theory simpletons that refuse to consider ALL the facts would swallow this #$%$ without raising that question and having it answered.
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Paul: I think it's AmeriQuest that's doing the odd commercials your'e referring to. Tasteless? Maybe. Funny? Yeah, pretty much. Still better than that Burger King awfulness.
Paul: I think it's AmeriQuest that's doing the odd commercials your'e referring to. Tasteless? Maybe. Funny? Yeah, pretty much. Still better than that Burger King awfulness.
Jed: Failing, that, he might at least spare us a look at his midriff. This is somebody's grandfather, I'm told.
At long last: I've found a sound that annoys me more than Hillary or Howlin' Howie. Can't we ever get Mick Jagger to just shut up? This is noise, not music.
The revoked touchdown against Seattle was atrocious. I believe I lip-read Holmgren saying to the official at the half, "We haven't gotten a call yet," and he's right.
Didn't look like a touchdown to me, but the official went with a strict constructionist reading of his duties, and refused to overturn in the absence of overwhelming evidence against the original call. Good for him.
Paul: Fortunately there's only one Brunnell. And unfortunately he plays for the Redskins.
Jed: The Washington Redskins, or the Washington Nationals? That was quite a fungo Big Ben just threw.
Is the spots showing players in staged poses suggesting that they have won the Super Bowl, when they haven't yet, and talking about what that would feel like - if they won it - but they haven't yet.
Weird, very weird. Who is in charge of these things?
Paul: You're entirely right. Some of them, like the Cadillac Escalade commercial, are going to the dark side. But I did like the Michelob Ultra Amber commercial. It's a guy thing.
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Jed: One ad you didn't mention was for a mortgage company whose name escapes me - it made a joke about a misunderstanding in a hospital involving the death of a patient. It was terrible.
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And don't think I didn't notice the mentions of Coretta Scott King and the victims of Katrina, but no mention of our troops. I'm surprised the NFL didn't take a stand against offensive cartoons.
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Hi, I am going to make a palundarium and need some animals for it. I would really like n amphibim, but because i live in Australiathere is no salamnders for sale as they are illegal and no frogs.the only things that can be collected from the wild are cane toads and are VERY poisunus. i May be abble to get a turtle but would rather something else. Any ides?
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P.S I am lredt making a fiddler crab palundarium
I'm not familiar Australian law but would check with any pet store in your area.
Only animals the petshops sellare crickets woodies, scorpions, spiders cratfish and reptiles that need a licences and all cost way to much. i do not want feeders as they al escaped last time i got them. my dad may e letting me get a scorpion tho.
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What are woodies? The only woodies I know I know of are these.
Also never heard of a cratfish.
Yea they are but you need a licensence for all amphibians and reptiles, exept axolotls. It's to prevent animal crualty. I've got some snails now.
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Great choice! I have had many types of animals and in my experience I think the more exotic they are the more cruel it is to keep them. It's so hard to create an environment equal to the task of keeping them healthy, let alone happy. My last pet purchase . . . a remote control tarantula. Lots of fun when played with and none of the responsibility associated with a live thing (I even set up a terrarium for him, quests always think he's real!).
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Hotel Rio Malecon
Conveniently near the airport, Hotel Rio Malecon is in the heart of Puerto Vallarta, within walking distance of Los Arcos Amphitheater and La Presidencia. Also nearby are Malecon and Plaza Principal.
Hotel Features.
Dining options at this Puerto Vallarta hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a poolside bar. Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Business amenities at this 3-star property include a meeting room and limo/town car service. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance and wedding services. Additional amenities include an outdoor pool, a terrace, and a garden. For a surcharge, guests receive transportation including a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available on request) and a cruise ship terminal shuttle. The property has designated areas for smoking.
Rooms open to balconies or patios. The 47 air-conditioned guestrooms at Hotel Rio Malecon include safes and hair dryers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer showers and complimentary toiletries. Housekeeping is offered daily. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in August 2013.
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DiningCOEXISTbistro - This poolside restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Happy hour is offered.
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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I have a 80% finished basement in my house and its a walk-out basement. FYI, this is in Virginia.
There are 2 small 10x10 rooms that aren't finished which is perfect for storage. These rooms are to the front of the house so they are below ground level.
The problem started when one of the rooms smelt weird (water dampness sort of smell). I read that dehumidifiers could help. So I got a Frigidaire 70-Pint Dehumidifier and ran it for 3 days. When it started it showed me a humidity levels of 70.
It runs non stop and brings down the humidity to the set value of 50. But as soon as the tank is full and it auto shuts off, the level is back to 70. Is it because the A/C is on too?
The smell is 90% gone.
Is this normal? Any thoughts on what else I should be doing?
Thanks much!
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My preference is for the relative humidity level to be 50%. Not sure how or where your humidity is being measured nor how much moisture intrusion may occur in your basement. After my house was constructed, it took about 2 years for the humidity level to be easy to control. Now one of my dehumidifiers requires emptying only about every two months. The other runs a bit more but drains automatically.
The reading I see is on the dehumidifier that is placed inside the room in the basement.
I am guessing the humidity levels in other rooms should be far better.
My concern is this thing is running non stop 24x7 and the bucket is full in 18-20 hours everyday.
The wood etc in the room seem dry.
Any help is appreciated.
How much help do you need? The present equipment is not adequate. What other conclusion can be reached from the facts as you present them? Put a dehumidifier in each room until things get to the level you desire. And it may be that the amount of water collected will always seem to be large.
LOL. I promise I am not looking for free dehumidifiers just looking for some knowledge sharing from others too :) :).
7 rooms, 7 dehumidifiers might be a little too. I'll try a few things and see how it goes. If others have experience with this, please pitch in.
My reasoning says that the facts you have presented show that one dehumidifier has not, to this point, accomplished what you need-- assuming that you accept the 50% relative humidity as the goal.
And the intrusion of moisture in your basement may be such that one unit will never bring the relative humidity down to 50% and hold it there. 20 units might not do it. But adding units one at a time probably will help indicate if the humidity can be kept reasonably near the desired level.
Or one could just not try to control the humidity.
is it running for the whole basement or just the one room? Is the room closed off from the rest of the basement? I have a similar situation. Basement is 2/3 finished. I noticed hummidity in summer approaching 70% at times. I too have a 70 pint dehumidifer. Mine empties into a drain. It ran for a few weeks pretty much non stop before it started cycling on and off at 55%. I set it on 55% again this year and it cycles on and off so far...though its never off very long.


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Politics in Bangladesh appears to have reached a critical, if not decisive, phase. For more than a fortnight now, tens of thousands of young Bengalis have been gathering at Shahbagh in the centre of Dhaka to demand that the war criminals of 1971, several of whom are now on trial, be given capital punishment. It seems the Awami League-led government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has heeded the call. With large sections of society expressing solidarity with the young, and with leading political, cultural and human rights voices calling for stiffer sentences for the Jamaat leaders and others charged with war crimes, committed in collusion with the Pakistan army more than four decades ago, President Zillur Rahman has signed into law a bill hastily introduced in parliament. It empowers international crimes tribunals (ICTs) to try not just individuals but also organisations for their role in 1971. That is clearly aimed at putting the Jamaat-e-Islami, the organisation as a whole, on the dock. In recent months, the Jamaat, whose murder squads allegedly killed ordinary Bengali citizens as well as leading Bengali intellectuals and professionals during the war, has not made matters easier for itself. Its members and young followers have gone on a systematic rampage on the streets of Dhaka and elsewhere in the country, attacking the police, vandalising and torching vehicles. Additionally, as a way of exerting pressure on the government to free its detained leaders, the Jamaat has been calling hartals, or general strikes, in the country.
The spurt in Jamaat violence became particularly noticeable after a rightwing cleric, Abul Kalam Azad, also known as Bachchu Razakar, was condemned to death by the ICT. Azad, who had, for years, compered Islamic programmes on television channels in Bangladesh, mysteriously fled the country before he could be taken into custody last year. He is reported to have found sanctuary in Pakistan. It was, however, the ICT judgment on Jamaat leader Abdul Quader Mollah that left Bengalis across the spectrum bewildered. Mollah, against whom evidence of war crimes was irrefutable, was only given a life sentence. That and Mollah's apparent pleasure at the judgment he flashed a victory sign outside the court infuriated a group of young bloggers who quickly went on the offensive, demanding that Mollah be awarded a death sentence. In scenes reminiscent of Bengali protests against Pakistan during Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's non-cooperation movement in March 1971, crowds of young people surged to Shahbagh and quickly organised themselves into a vocal resistance group. For many days now, artists, writers, poets, journalists, business people and government servants have made their way to Shahbagh, which the young have renamed Projonmo Chottor (New Generation Square), to demand that the secular spirit of the country be restored. The organisers have, meanwhile, experienced tragedy. One of their leaders, architect and blogger Ahmed Rajib Haider, was murdered. The death of the young blogger has only reinforced the determination of the young to carry on their movement. So far, there is no sign of people going back home. They have been lighting candles and singing the national anthem, apart from vowing to have all pro-Pakistan elements out of Bangladesh's politics.
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Snowden's disclosures revealed the government's extensive reach into cloud computing and backdoor keys into every Microsoft product since Windows 1995. Iad that there are three keys which will open Microsoft products One for Microsoft's security updates, one for the NSA and some other one. Googe was breached and has since disallowed connecting computers running any Microsoft OS. Could this have been because Google suspected Microsoft of using their security keys to breach Google and steal company secrets?
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Gorgeous - like grass! I'd love one of those.
i picked one of these up from Boons actual website in Dec. and was so upset when i saw it at Target for $6 less (plus the $10 for S&H)!!!
we do love it though, perfect for our drop-in bottles that are just too big and awkward for regular drying racks.


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A beautiful new edition of this much-loved classic.
When Oliver Twist asks for more food it changes his life for ever. He flees his dreary life in the workhouse
but enters a much more dangerous place - the dark streets of London. Oliver is soon in the clutches of
Fagin and his gang of pickpockets, before eventually finding a true friend. But his happiness is short-lived
as Fagin and the violent Bill Sikes are determined to drag Oliver back into a life of crime...
This wonderful tale by Charles Dickens, featuring everybody's favorite orphan, is the latest welcome addition to the Oxford Children's Classics series.
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This fiercely comic tale stands in marked contrast to its genial predecessor, The Pickwick Papers. Set against London's seedy back street slums, Oliver Twist is the saga of a workhouse orphan captured and thrust into a thieves' den, where some of Dickens's most depraved villains preside: the incorrigible Artful Dodger, the murderous bully Sikes, and the terrible Fagin, that treacherous ringleader whose grinning knavery threatens to send them all to the "ghostly gallows." Yet at the heart of this drama is the orphan Oliver, whose unsullied goodness leads him at last to salvation. In 1838 the publication of Oliver Twist firmly established the literary eminence of young Dickens. It was, according to Edgar Johnson, "a clarion peal announcing to the world that in Charles Dickens the rejected and forgotten and misused of the world had a champion."From the Back Cover:
Charles Dickens's famous second novel recounts the story of a boy born in the workhouse and raised in an infant farm as he tries to make his way in the world. Intended to raise feeling against the Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834 (which had emphasized the workhouse as an appropriate means of dealing with the problem of poverty), Oliver Twist also provides a sweeping portrait of London life in the 1830s—including the life of the criminal elements in society. Oliver Twist was first published in serialised form (with illustrations by George Cruikshank) in Bentley's Miscellany between February 1837 and April 1839. It was issued with some corrections and revisions in ten numbers in 1846 by Bradbury and Evans (which then also issued the same text in a single volume). Each of these ten numbers, including the Cruikshank illustrations and the advertisements, is included in this facsimile reprint of the 1846 edition. This is one of a series from Broadview Press of facsimile reprint editions—editions that provide readers with a direct sense of these works as the Victorians themselves experienced them.
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Obesity Obstacles: Why Do Obese People Have Gout?
Due to the overload of uric acid, gout leads to the formation of tiny urate crystals that deposit in the tissue of the body, especially the joints. With a unique distinction of being one of the most frequently recorded medical illnesses, gout is characterized by sudden, severe attacks of joint pain with redness, warmth, and swelling in the joints. Obesity is a common cause behind gout, promoting it especially within the first phase of arthritis. Let's take a look at why obese people eventually suffer from gout.
Why overweight people are more prone to developing gout.
Gout is highly common in obese people. The logic is simple: If you are overweight, you are putting extra pressure on your joints. This causes chemical changes in your body. Thus, it is believed that a fat person is four times more likely to get gout than a non-obese person.
People with high BMI readings also have higher uric acid levels, which eventually increases the risk of gout. This is because people who are overweight have high levels of uric acid in the blood, which sometimes forms solid stone or crystal masses, deposited in the joints, thus, propagating gout.
Obesity also heightens other risk factors for gout such as cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, insulin resistance and high cholesterol. And obesity increases stress on joints, exacerbating the pain and inflammation that accompanies gout. [Via]
Another interesting finding related to gout and obesity is that people who were obese in early adulthood developed gout earlier than those who became obese later. [Via]
How to best prevent and minimize future gout attacks if you are obese:
- Do take periodic medications as prescribed.
- Follow up with your physician and find a treatment that is right for you.
- Get acquainted with your uric acid levels and get it tested once in every 3 months.
- Cut down on dehydrating drinks, such as beer, wine, coffee, tea and so on.
- Stay away from purine-rich foods as much as you can. These include beans, peas, anchovies, liver, brains and kidney.
- Exercise options include cycling which is low impact yet highly stimulating for the cardio muscular system. Cyclic motions also stimulate the articular cartilage and loosen up stiff joints. Brisk walking burns calories as well. Swimming is good as it lets you burn calories while your joints are supported by water thus easing arthritis pain.
- Go for physiotherapy, as it helps in gaining range of movement in stiff joints and helps build strength of muscles around the joint. Physiotherapists will also guide you regarding good posture and suitable life style modifications.
- Try and lower your weight, so that it matches your height, gender and age. Weight reduction is of paramount importance in arthritis patients because every pound of weight reduced means four pounds of pressure reduction on your knee joint. Thus weight reduction means off-loading your knee joints, thus letting you live a happy and hearty life even with gout.
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There are 10 private schools in Harnett County, NC, serving 622 students.
Minority enrollment is 11% of the student body, which is less than the NC state average of 18%.
The student:teacher ratio of 11:1 is higher than the state private school average of 10:1.
Harnett County Private Schools
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CameronCameron Boy's Camp School
Po Box 277
Cameron, NC 28326
(910)245-403430 students | Gr. 5-12
All-boys | Alternative School (Baptist)
ErwinCape Fear Christian Academy
138 Erwin Chapel Rd
Erwin, NC 28339
(910)897-5423(Christian)309 students | Gr. PK-12
CoatsCoats Christian Academy
Po Box 488
Coats, NC 27521
(910)897-2881(Christian)15 students | Gr. 6-12
DunnExcel Christian Academy
P.o. Box 1503
Dunn, NC 28335
(919)894-1134Special Education School (Christian)n/a students | Gr. 5
DunnFaith Education Academy
111 N Layton Ave
Dunn, NC 28334
(910)892-9900(Christian)73 students | Gr. KG-12
DunnFoundations Christian Academy
Po Box 1166
Dunn, NC 28335
(910)892-8761(Christian)40 students | Gr. K-12
DunnGospel Tarbernacle Academy
2105 W Cumberland St
Dunn, NC 28334
(910)892-0917Daycare / Preschool (Christian)29 students | Gr. PK-K
KiplingJohnathans House Christian School
Po Box 42
Kipling, NC 27543
(919)567-1626(Pentecostal)89 students | Gr. PK-12
CoatsKidz Connection
93 E Park St
Coats, NC 27521
(910)892-3341Daycare / Preschool (Christian)5 students | Gr. KG
ErwinMalthouse Appleworks School
124 Don Ron Rd
Erwin, NC 28339
(910)892-866032 students | Gr. PK-9
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Engage…or Isolate?Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Engage or isolate? This is the national security question that will drive the United States' response to near-peer competitors like China and Russia, destabilizing middle powers like Iran and North Korea, and even the relatively powerless Cuba. Consistent engagement, even with adversary states, is beneficial. It can help avoid miscalculations, improve U.S. ability to clarify intentions, and decipher ambiguous signals. It also can increase understanding of adversary motivations and interests, which facilitates negotiation and potential development of conflict off-ramps. Conversely, isolation can limit adversaries' options, negatively feed their fears, and wound their pride—obstructing alternative, preferred paths.


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Home > Degree Programs > Master's Degrees > Mid-Career Master in Public Administration > Life after HKS
Not surprisingly, MC/MPA graduates present the most diverse employment trajectories imaginable. About half return to their previous places of employment — either better equipped to resume their continuing duties, or prepared to take on new responsibilities. An investment banker, for example, launches a new public sector group; an officer in the military moves up in rank and assumes new management tasks.
Wherever they choose to work, MC/MPA graduates continue to lead change — although that leadership often is exhibited on a larger stage, in more innovative ways, with a more profound impact.
MC/MPA alumni include the current Secretary-General of the United Nations, the President of Mexico, the President of Liberia, and other leaders in government and nongovernmental organizations around the world.
Please visit the Office of Career Advancement for more information about careers after HKS.
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We visited this restaurant for breakfast and dinner. The menu has a good variety of choices. So for every taste you will find something. The food was good and there was plenty of it served. The restaurant has a nice ambience. Casual family dining.
This is the only restaurant in Mineral. As a matter of fact, along with the joined and co-owned motel, general store, bar and seasonal gift shop they are the only commercial establishments in Mineral. The Restaurant (at least in early September) is only open a couple of hours for breakfast, a couple of hours for lunch and then from 5:00...
Good food, reasonably priced, old fashioned saloon atmosphere. Casual, friendly people. Adjacent to the motel and closest to the southern boundary of Lassen NP. No gas stations in town!
The menu has good choices and they feature local wines. Dinner can be spendy, but doesn't have to be. Also, the service is slow, but it goes with the experience.
I had a grilled chicken salad which was basic, but good 10.99
and he had a massive bacon cheese burger with a baked potato 10.49. We both drink water so...
We stayed here because of it's closeness to Lassen Volcanic National Park and it was 100% the best choice we could have made! The location was perfect, only a 10 minute drove to the NP.The room we stayed in was spacious, the shower was phenomenal! Powerful and hot, appreciated after a long, sweaty day trekking through a national park!
We ate here two nights in a row because there were no other options within 25 miles. When we stayed safe (steak, burgers), food was fine; when we didn't, it was not (ribs were undoubtedly the worst I ever had, badly overcooked with a lousy bbque sauce). Baked bean side was out of a can - tasted like Heinz the...
We had breakfast here and it was very good. The staff was very pleasant and helped us plan the day and also packed a very nice to-go veggie burgers on special request.
We tried cappuccino and it was pretty good. So was the veggie burger...
After a long day at Lassen Volcanic National Park, we didn't want to drive far for dinner. Ended up at Lassen Mineral Lodge late - around 7:00 pm. They had a bit of a late dinner rush with the dining room having several full tables and people seated outside on the patio. Our server was friendly and the food was...
This restaurant was great, definitely worth the stop to eat outside of Lassen. The menu was big and the food was fresh. We sat in the outdoor seating area that was comfortable and spacious.
Wonderful old fashioned dining room. Friendly and relaxed staff, family run. Good food. Recommend the texts toothpicks, fried and breaded peppers and onions. Very good value. Ate her both dinner and breakfast. Good freshly prepared food. Biscuits and gravy best we have had.
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Help with Spring fertilizing - organic style
This is the time of year when I normally run around with my bag of 15 - 15 - 15 and feed everyone.
I am assuming that this is the stuff that will NOT help Mother Nature make gorgeous soil -- it's pretty intense and caustic.
What should I be using instead? Should I go around and water with fish emulsion? Should I buy a bag of worm castings and make gallons of Poo Tea?
I've been going like gangbusters on my yard -- reconfiguring the grass line, moving shrubs, working on the slope.... I'm mad now because I sort of hurt my knee jumping on the shovel too much. Guess I have to take a break!
Thanks, guys!
It is really your choice. I fertilize veggies by amending the soil with a variety of fertilizers before planting. A month after planting I use fish emulsion.
Home compost is wonderful for a spring tonic. And you can take a sock full, let it sit in a bucket for a week and drench the soil to get your worms a moving and groovin'!
For perennials, I just use composted anything. I don't fertilize much of anything else except to add some compost. Roses, brugmansia and daylilies and any other piggies get some alfalfa but I'm pretty lean on the rest of the stuff. They do just fine too.


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Btw, as things are now, I'd say the blobs are needed, even for nouveau. Besides, no Nvidia-->no nvidia GPUs-->no use for nouveau.
Personally, I believe many things will gradually open, but it won't happen quickly, cause it's not JUST Nvidia themselves, but many factors, like parts of Nvidia driver/hardware etc actually licensed by third parties who in their part also don't really want to open up.
But open hardware seems like it "can become a thing" now, and that's good news always.
Fueling a needless, and in a way non-existent(I wouldn't say Nvidia and nouveau are actually in arms about something, no war is going on, and if there were we should try to prevent it, not fuel it), fight will not really help with anything, we will just fight among ourselves and waste our time, which we could use helping opensource, among other things actually.
The last part doesn't go to specifically you asdx though, but to many people just spewing hate around. Especially in these forums here.
Sorry on my end for insulting too, even though I found your behavior wrong, things never need to go this way, but please understand that aggressive attitudes trigger aggressiveness to other people too. This includes being aggressive against something other people support/believe whatever.
Be well everyone. Let's reduce the trolling/fighting/cursing whatever here, we can all get along.
**If I'm wrong in anything "technical" etc that I mentioned, please have me corrected.
When I install 310.14 I am experiencing an odd issue. For some reason, the backlight control in KDE stops working. My system (a Dell Vostro 1500) does not use the graphics card or driver to control display brightness. Also, I can still adjust the the values manually /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0.
Is anyone else having issues like this?
Well, I installed v310.14 beta on Kubuntu 12.04 KDE 4.9.2 from Xorg Edgers PPA. Be careful if you enable this PPA. Read the warnings from PPA site. If you enabled it, just install "nvidia-current" 310.14 and "nvidia-settings". Then again disable the PPA.
GT430 nVidia card.
The video playback when KDE effects are active (OpenGL) have poor performance (1080p). In SMPlayer, using VDPAU is even worse than with Xv. The quality improves when the effects are disabled or using XRender instead OpenGL. Is this problem related to these patches for KDE that you mentioned?
Also in nvidia-settings I can not find the settings for color/brightness/contrast for video (Xvideo). I refer to these configurations for video. These settings for color correction for screen there are.
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The Open Show on 19 April 2015,(last years) takes place some weeks after the grooming day, so you can show off your dog in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It's great to see other Wires and talk to people where you can share your experiences.
For Welfare & Rehoming enquires please phone the numbers at the bottom of the Welfare & Rehoming pages as we need to talk to you, please do not email. Click here for Welfare & Rehoming enquires.
The Championship Show on 17th October 2015,(last years) is where you will see the very best Wire's being exhibited in the UK and Europe. After the show is the AGM, and is followed by the Gala Dinner.
The Grooming Seminar was on the 15 March 2015,(last years) is all about keeping your wire's coat healthy and looking good. The day focuses on preparing the coat and helps you with the technique of hand stripping through 1 to 1 guidance.
Please come along and see us at Discover Dogs (17-18 October 2015, ExCel, London) and at Crufts (7 March 2015) in the Breed Discover Dogs section. Click here to join.
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