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Buy a home with stolen copper pipes?
Not really a big deal. Since the copper piping is gone, look at using PEX. Easy to work.http://www.pexinfo.com/http://www.plumbingnetworks.com/info/pex-copper/cheers,Steve
Where is the Bottom?
Interesting fact, investors are buying homes with cash. Investors look at long term investments and wade in slowly. No one ever knows where the bottom is. Therefore, a smart investor "invests" small amounts of capital at intervals anticipating a turn. The so called experts claim the turn will happen by 2012...that's not that far off. More important multifamily home sales are up. People have to live some place.
Suggest hiring an agent 1st. Then get the home inspected. One main reason for short sales and foreclosures is maintenance on these properties put the past owner under.In some cases, short sales mostly, the seller will try to hide deficiencies. Some are minor and some are not. In foreclosures some of these houses were neglected due to lack of funds. I've inspected a few that just need a match and start over.
Knowledge is Power - Home prices will continue to fall
When foreign investors buy real estate they buy rentals. The rental market is up. Go figure all these people lost their houses have to go somewhere. Agree with "Besides, the Chinese buying the U.S. treasury bills are expecting to collect "real assets" when the government decides to default on the loans. They could bankrupt the U.S. Government tomorrow if they wanted, but no one "invests" in something specifically to lose the investment, thus they will keep the government propped up in order to collect a bigger "reward" later."If the Chinese dump our debt on the open market they could crush our economy overnight and we'd be powerless to do anything. When you vote to keep the same idiots in power all you get is more or the same."No change brings no change"
Knowledge is Power - Home prices will continue to fall
I posted this earlier. The US Dollar broke the 2008 low on Friday. Based on my "projection" it may complete a 100% move to 68.420. Why is this important? Because we just took another hair cut in our pay checks due to our government spending.Bottom line, it's not getting better it's getting worse. Our market continue to rise because to foreign investors we're cheap. The euro broke a new high Friday. Gold new highs.Our government is trying to misguide us saying we want a cheaper dollar to sell our goods. However, that crap, since we sell about 25% and import about 75%. This can be seen at the gas pumps, and any store we enter.Will home prices continue to fall... absolutely. Some markets will have whats call a dead cat bounce and go lower.Until the US government stops spending and they get our fiscal house in order there is no bottom.Stop kidding yourself and wake up.
Knowledge is Power - Home prices will continue to fall
Here in the North East, NH the snow is melting and the phone is ringing. Maybe a sign things will pick up, have 2 inspections booked for next week. :-)
Knowledge is Power - Home prices will continue to fall
lol, i see your using the zillow data. interesting, overall it DOES suggest that housing may fall deeper. however, watch market trends, foreclosures, short sales...they have to dry up. In MASS prices are on the rise...in areas.
Knowledge is Power - Home prices will continue to fall
If you use the Zillow local tools you can look up areas and see what the market has done in the past 10 years. Do your own research look at what homes are going for based on sq/ft costs. New home sales can not compete with supply so I'd rule them out. New Home Sales are due out tomorrow @ 10am ESTTrack foreclosure listing, if they start to drop less inventory.Foreign investors are buying rental income property here because our dollar is cheap.Another sign a small recovery is happening is look at job listings they are picking up. Look at CDL drivers, in demand, they move freight / goods.
Home sales drop 9.6 %,
Ok, lets look at some reasons why there may be a slow down. No jobs, high oil/gas prices and the USD (US dollar) is tanking. With the dollar going lower and testing a triple bottom we all just took a pay cut. Gee can't see why things are bad. All we need to do is spend more...that worked.
Knowledge is Power - Home prices will continue to fall
Existing home sales come out today @ 10 am EST.http://online.barrons.com/public/page/barrons_econoday.htmlThe HGX which is an index fund shows it's in an uptrend. However, my concern is the USD testing the lows @ 75.32 it appears we'll break the lows which means we all just took a government pay cut.


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If you want to know how complex, polarizing, confusing and utterly messed up the issue of performance-enhancing drugs is, consider the reaction to the drug cases against two of sports' biggest fallen stars.
Barry Bonds, who never flunked a drug test, was pursued relentlessly for years by anti-drug and legal authorities, and when they finally pinned something on him nobody rallied to his defense. It's safe to say that most cheered on the pursuit of the cheating home-run king. Why? Because he was — let's see, what's the word? — a jerk, and there was little question of his guilt.
Enter Lance Armstrong, who also never flunked a drug test and was pursued relentlessly for years by the same authorities until they recently stripped him of his Tour de France titles. The media has rallied around him like a home-town hero for the most part. Why? Because of his charm and the great work he has done in the cause of cancer fundraising — never mind that there can be no reasonable question of his guilt.
Washington Post columnist Sally Jenkins, who authored a biography of the cyclist, began a recent column thus: "First of all, Lance Armstrong is a good man." And then, following the script for Team Armstrong, she claimed Armstrong is actually the victim and drug officials are the bad guys.
Well, Jenkins is not the first media type to fall for Armstrong's charisma and good works, not to mention his Hollywood-worthy story of overcoming cancer. Rick Reilly, maybe the finest sports columnist ever, made a fool of himself gushing and fawning over Armstrong in a column a few years ago.
"Doesn't Armstrong deserve the benefit of the doubt?" he wrote. "A man who's worked tirelessly for and inspired people you know, people in your life, people who don't even know yet that they will need him for inspiration? ... Doesn't he deserve at least that?"
So now we're supposed to determine which drug user is a good guy and which isn't, as if the job of catching cheats weren't nearly impossible already? Bonds is a serial jerk, so who cares? Armstrong is a good guy, so give him the benefit of the doubt.
(Memo to Sally: If Armstrong is such a good guy, why are so many teammates and former friends ratting him out and providing the backbone of the case against him?)
Well, drugs in sport is about as complicated as immigration. There are no easy remedies. Team Armstrong has been masterful in its response to drug charges over the years. Its strategy: Deny, deny, deny and play the victim card. It was almost comical how much smoke collected around Armstrong and yet he continually claimed there was no fire.
Team Armstrong's final act was both original and genius — Armstrong capitulated, saying he will no longer fight drug accusations and calling drug officials' pursuit of him "an unconstitutional witch hunt." With a single stroke, he rides off into the sunset as a sympathetic figure who, by the way, never has to defend himself against the charges. Brilliant.
Cut through all the baloney and gamesmanship and the only issue is whether he took PEDs. The evidence is overwhelming that he did. It strains credibility to believe that he not only beat cycling's best for seven straight years, but beat them all while they were on drugs and he was clean. Drug use is rampant in the sport. The hard truth is that Armstrong wouldn't even have a platform for his charities if he hadn't cheated. The whole thing is based on a lie.
So are most sports. Do you believe anything you see now? If you are not suspicious of Jamaican sprinters, Barry Bonds, Flo Jo, Chinese swimmers, most track and field world records, most cyclists, many NFL players, prodigious home run hitters, anyone who suddenly starts to run faster or jump farther near their 30th birthday, anyone who makes a sudden off-the-chart improvement, then you are uninformed. Sure, it's just a coincidence that baseball's home run binge of a decade ago came to an abrupt halt.
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Billed as the KISS of geek rock and the Van Halen for nerds, Madison's Sunspot will bring its Major Arcana tour to Freeport's Jumpin' Joe's this Friday, Aug. 13.
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To send a message to someone via Apple devices running iOS 5 or later. It could be a message to send text, videos, locations and contacts.
To send a message to someone via Apple devices running iOS 5 or later. It could be a message to send text, videos, locations and contacts.
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its short for instant message.
do u have AIM (aol instant messenger) if u do why not I.M. me
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Short for "immature." To be used when you don't want to say the word "immature" because saying the word itself when refering to someone is in itself immature.
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it Simply means imOut.!
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meaning "istant message", when someone gets an account from a "instant message" company, and add's your screename, and talks to you when theyre bored
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Phoenix Halloween Comedy Show
We are doing 1 fantastic Halloween Comedy Show the Monday before Halloween at 7:00pm. We are going to transform the theater into a Halloween wonderland. Bring your family and friends down to the theater for a fantastic evening of comedy and Halloween fun.
Show price is $13 (This is a special event so the only coupons that apply are the quantity coupons below)
We are offering group discounts as follows:
10-19 – $3 off
20-29 – $4 off
30+ – $5 off
Purchasing tickets a head is recommended, this show wil probably sell out.
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Thanksgiving Day Comedy Show in Phoenix
Thanksgiving Day Comedy Show in Phoenix – November 22nd 2012 at 6pm
You know after you have eaten your weight in turkey and taken a tryptophan induced nap, you'll need some where to take your family… what could be better then Jester'Z Improv?
We'll be doing 1 comedy show on Thanksgiving Day at 6:00pm… bring the whole family!!! (particularly your unwanted uncle Ed)
Our Thanksgiving show is always one of the years favorites and often sales out in advance. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased
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We are offering group discounts as follows:
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If you can't make it out with your family on Thanksgiving BUT they are will be in town all weekend bring them out to one of our other 4 shows Thanksgiving weekend.
Friday & Saturday: 7pm & 9pm
Ken Kaz | How The Economy Stole Christmas
How the Economy Stole Christmas!
Back again this year is one of the best stand up comedians in Arizona, Ken Kaz. His show, How The Economy Stole Christmas, is one of the best of the holiday season and a favorite for families. He is the parent of 3 boys, so he has a unique perspective on Christmas with a family.
Show Date: December 15th, 2012
Show Time: 5:00pm
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We are excited to offer our tickets for sale online. If you visit our TICKETS page you will see that all of our shows are now available to purchase online. We have spend the last couple months getting this purchase process as smooth as possible. First thing you need to know is that your information is absolutely secure. Second, we will not sell your information to any 3rd party, ever. Purchasing tickets online will allow you to receive an instant verification that your reservations was received and that you are secured a seat for the show you want. Once your purchase is complete, you will receive 2 emails from us:
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2. General Show Information – the second email will be general information about our shows, times and a map to our location. It will also have a reminder to print your "Order Receipt" and bring it to the show with you.
This whole process is aimed at making your experience with Jester'Z smoother and more enjoyable.
There is a slight down side to online purchases. In order to control the cost of selling tickets online, we have to raise our ticket price. All online purchased tickets are now $13 (+tax) and tickets purchased at the door are $14 (+tax). You will notice that during your purchase process we are not tacking on a "transaction" fee that is so common with online purchases, we are doing this in an effort to make the whole process as smooth as possible and to avoid any hidden fees. To help supplement for this price increase, program coupons are going to be worth $3 for both the 7pm and 9pm (instead of $2 previously). We will also be doing a special discount code every week for the next 3 months, so make sure you like us on facebook or follow us on twitter.
Labor Day Activity in Phoenix
Phoenix Labor Day Activities (Comedy Show)
Labor Day Weekend at Jester'Z Improv is a fantastic opportunity to take your family out to some wonderful family friendly entertainment. Labor Day weekend shows will be August 31st & September 1st.
We also have a wonderful discount going Labor Day weekend… All tickets are $2 dollars off, please use Promo Code: LABORDAY2012
So get out of the heat and enjoy some fantastic comedy!
Click on the time next to the day you want to purchase tickets online!
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Saturday: 7pm & 9pm
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[Gooseplay] an original play by Michael Yichao on Sept. 1st at 4pm
On Saturday, Sept 1st at 4PM, Former Jester Michael Yichao will be presenting his latest play [gooseplay] at the Jester'Z Scottsdale Theater! In [gooseplay], a boy is turning 10 — and no one's come to his birthday party. His dad is out of town for work, his friends are at a cooler kid's party — even his mean older sister is away at soccer camp. Through the play, the boy goes on a journey through time and space, memories and dreams, through hunting trips and supernovas, grapefruit and geese, as he searches for the point of getting older.
The play is family friendly and runs just shy of an hour. Tickets are a suggested donation of $12, and can be purchased ahead of time through Kickstarter [link] or at the door via cash, credit card or paypal. All funds raised will go towards covering the cost of the show, and towards sending the play to various festivals and competitions around the world!
If you have questions, you can find Yichao at myichao(at)gmail.com.
Arizona Comedy Shows
Arizona Comedy Shows
Arizona has a rich tradition of comedy. The Tempe Improv is the starting place of the likes of Jerry Seinfeld. Downtown Phoenix has a rich tradition of the Phoenix Improv Festival, bringing in improv comedy troupes from all over the country. The Comedy Spot in Scottsdale has been around for years and is a favorite for local artist and national acts as well.
Since 2001, Jester'Z improv has been performing comedy shows for Arizona residents. Our unique improvised comedy show has WOW'd audiences for over a decade. Each show is made up on the spot, nothing is scripted, nothing is rehearsed. We take suggestions from the audience and use them in scenes to create instant hilarity. All our shows are all ages appropriate so you don't have to worry about vulgarity or crude content, bring the whole family!
Just listen to what our audience has to say:
"Come prepared to laugh so hard, you almost choke on your gum, like I did." – Yelp
"I loved this! It was different, it was cheap, and it was good, clean comedy. My favorite kind." – Yelp
"Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Good, clean and alcohol-free fun. I could not ask for more. I laughed so hard I cried…" – Yelp
We have shows every Friday & Saturday at 7pm & 9pm, reservations are required: 480-423-0120 or check out our calendar 2012 events.
Phoenix Entertainment for Seniors
Phoenix Entertainment for Seniors
Phoenix is a haven for seniors and retirees, during the winter months hundreds of thousands of 50+ retirees flock to Phoenix to spend time in the beautiful winters. There is always a need for quality entertainment in seniors and retirees.
Jester'Z Improv is a clean comedy club in Scottsdale that can provide the perfect entertainment for seniors and retirees. There are 2 ways to that the Jester'Z can provide entertainment for seniors and retirees:
1. Come to a show – We have shows every Friday and Saturday at 7pm & 9pm. All our shows are clean family appropriate so you don't have to worry about inappropriate humor. We have been in business since 2001 so we have the experience needed to bring your an absolutely hilarious show.
2. Hire us out – We can be hired out to do private shows for senior communities and resorts. Since 2001 we have been entertaining groups of various sizes and ages. Don't worry about hiring buses to bring your residents to us, we will come to your venue.
For reservations to our show call: 480-423-0120
AND for information about having the Jester'Z out to your next event, call: 480-423-0120 or fill out the form to the right.
Scottsdale Birthday Activities
Scottsdale Birthday Activities
Scottsdale is a popular place for group activities. And when it comes to birthdays there are dozens of places to go and things to do in Scottsdale. However, if you are looking for entertainment the whole family will enjoy, Jester'Z Improv is the perfect activity. Our all ages appropriate show is just want your need for your birthday.
Since 2001 Jester'Z Improv has been entertaining Phoenix and the surrounding area. Each of our shows is unique and completely made up on the spot. We take suggestions from the audience and use those into scene and skits on stage. All our shows are 100% all ages appropriate and absolutely clean.
The best part of coming to Jester'Z for your birthday is that you get a free ticket for your birthday, as long as your come with in 6 days of your birthday. Make reservations and let us know it is going to be your birthday, and bring your ID card or at least 10 people that will verify it is your birthday. Do this… and get a free ticket for your birthday.
Phoenix Executive Coaching
Phoenix Executive Coaching
Executives are constantly looking for ways to improve on their ability to lead and execute leadership over a team. One of the best ways to train as an executive is to receive improv training. Improv training for executives is a powerful tool that executives can then bring home to there team of executives.
There are several improv techniques that are universally applicable to in the business world. For example, the "Yes, and…" principle is a perfect principle that can be applied in a work environment. Teaching your team members to be open to other suggestions and be able to open themselves up to others ideas.
There are numerous other principles of improv that will help any executive manager his team better. For more information about our executive coaching program, call 480-423-0120 or fill out the form on the right.


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Environmental scientists at Lancaster will take part in a £13M research programme launched this week in London.
The Natural Environment Research Council's Biodiversity and Ecosystem Service Sustainability (BESS) programme, launched June 22, is a five year research programme which aims to improve our understanding of how biodiversity regulates UK ecosystems and delivers economically valuable services.
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Professor Richard Bardgett of the Lancaster Environment Centre (LEC) has been awarded £550,000 to examine ecosystem services in lowland landscapes. This project, which is based at Salisbury Plain, is led by Professor James Bullock of NERC's Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH) at Wallingford , and includes collaborators at CEH Wallingford, Queen Mary University, Cranfield University, RSPB, Rothamsted.
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Dawson County was well represented on the Gainesville Times All-Area football team announced last week.
Two players were picked for second team honors while four others were named honorable mention.
In what turned out to be an early Christmas present, the Dawson County Lady Tigers varsity basketball team captured the Pacelli Christmas Tournament with a 57-35 victory over the host team.
The tourney win capped a great week for coach Steve Sweat's team.
Thad Burgess' Dawson County High School varsity Tigers basketball team is on a roll.
The team played in the Pacelli Christmas Tournament last week and came away with a championship trophy following a 56-22 win over host Pacelli High.
The Dawson County High School wrestling team raised its overall record to 10-4 with a convincing 69-9 win over Stephens County last week.
The Dec. 20 match was originally scheduled as a tri-meet in Toccoa, however, Smokey Mountain, N.C. wasn't able to make the event.
Head Coach Arron Haynes' Dawson County High School wrestling team won two of three matches last week. The Tigers are currently 8-4 overall on the season.
The Tigers traveled Dec. 13 to Dahlonega to wrestle Lumpkin County and White County.
It was an up and down week for head coach Steve Sweat's varsity Lady Tigers basketball team.
The team began the week with a visit to Ellijay for a rematch with Gilmer County.
It was a great week for the Dawson County High School varsity boys basketball team. The Tigers played well and defeatg Gilmer County 65-59 and Lumpkin County 57-43.
With the two wins Dawson County stands at 8-1 overall.
The Dawson County High School varsity wrestling team picked up a second place finish at the Rumble on the Ridge Dual Tournament held at Fannin County High School.
Coach Arron Haynes' squad notched wins against Murphy High School from North Carolina, 53-30, Riverside Military Academy, 45-29 and dominated Union County in a shutout, 84-0.
To many, running is nothing more than putting one foot in front of the other. It's a means to an end: Getting from one place to another or staying in shape.
But for Dawson County's Madalyn Walters, it's much more. It's become a way of life.
The Dawson County High School junior varsity girls basketball team pulled out two wins last week.
Coach Mark Ragsdale's team defeated Pinecrest Academy, 51-13 and Lumpkin County, 51-18.
The Dawson County High School Tigers wrestling team traveled to Blessed Trinity last week for a tri-match with Milton and Blessed Trinity.
Head Coach Arron Haynes' team wrestled hard Dec. 6 and defeated Milton, 48-30, before losing to Blessed Trinity, 41-30, in a very close match.
Steve Sweat's varsity girls basketball team had a very productive week.
The Lady Tigers defeated Fellowship Christian, 43-16, on Dec. 6 and Tech High School on Dec. 9, 62-11, before being defeated by state ranked in single A, Towns County, 76-46 on Saturday.
The week did not get off to a great start for the Dawson County Tigers varsity basketball team. Playing without head coach Thad Burgess, due to an ejection, the Tigers lost a close contest to Fellowship Christian, 44-41, on Tuesday. It was the Tigers first loss of the season.
Things perked up over the weekend with two big wins over Tech High School, 100-29, on Friday and Towns County, 78-42, on Saturday.
Coach Mark Ragsdale's junior varsity girls' basketball team tallied a 1-1 record over the last week.
The Lady defeated Pinecrest Academy, 51-13, on Dec. 9 before losing, 47-44, at Towns County on Dec. 10.
It was a busy and successful week for the Dawson County wrestling team.
Head Coach Arron Haynes' grapplers began the week with a Nov. 29 home match against Johnson and Monroe Area.
The Dawson County girls' soccer team opened the season with wins over Winder-Barrow, 7-0, on Feb. 10 and North Forsyth, 2-0, Feb. 13.
Coach Jed Lacey's team is currently ranked No, 7 in the latest Class AAA rankings.
The Dawson County boys' soccer team is ranked No. 1 this week in the latest Class AAA rankings.
The Tigers opened the season with wins over Winder-Barrow, 4-0, on Tuesday, and a 6-2 victory over North Forsyth Feb. 13
Despite the cold weather, baseball season for Coach Thad Burgess' Dawson County Tiger team began with a scrimmage game against Elbert County on Saturday.
On a chilly and windy Valentine's Day, the Tigers played seven innings in front of a decent crowd of Blue Devil and Tiger fans.
The Lady Tigers are region champions.
Dawson County coach Steve Sweat was happy his team could book a spot in the Region 7-AAA title game.
The Dawson County Lady Tigers are perfect after Friday night's victory over West Hall.
Excellent. Perfection. Without blemish. Unmatched.
The Dawson County High School varsity boys' basketball team has gotten hot at just the right time.
Six Dawson County wrestlers qualified for the State Traditional Meet to be held this week in Macon.
The Dawson County High School varsity baseball team will open the season with a game at Elbert County on Saturday.
The Dawson County Lady Tigers are perfect after Friday night's victory over West Hall at home.
A victory Friday night at home against West Hall will place the Dawson County Lady Tigers atop a pedestal where no other team in school history has stood before.
Gavin Brown and Harrison Adams were crowned champions on Saturday during the 7-AAA Traditional Wrestling Tournament at Lumpkin County High School.
The Dawson County High School varsity Lady Tigers basketball team is on the verge of making history again.
The Dawson County High School varsity boys' basketball team picked up a much needed win over Franklin County last week in Dawsonville. The Tigers scored 17 fourth quarter points to come away with the 53-39 win.
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Dr. Stacia Gilbert answers our Vet Check Question of the Week.
The holiday season is in full swing, and the folks at Feel Good Motors in Dickson City want to help the cause with a holiday light show called feel good lights.
Micah Muzio joins us to talk about the latest car technology and designs on display.
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In keeping with our theme from Tunkhannock, we are talking more about Christmas in our hometown this weekend!
Lori Bogedin from Twig's Cafe in Tunkhannock talks about what her restaurant has to offer, plus, Christmas in our hometown.
Mark Monsey from Greenwood's Furniture in Tunkhannock talks about why should should buy furniture at his business.
Dan Gay from Gay's True Value in Tunkhannock shows how they are so much more than just a hardware store.
Allison Williams gives us a preview of Peter Pan Live! airing Thursday at 8pm here on NBC and WBRE.
Jason Wisnosky from Wsnosky Jewelers in Tunkhannock shows off gifts that are great ideas for any time of year.
Jean Ruhf from the Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau showcases all of the activities that the Endless Mountains area offers.
Becky Giovino from Giovino's Flooring in Tunkhannock showcase the different types of flooring they offer.
Anna Nole from J.r.'s Hallmark in Tunkhannock talks about how they are more than just a Hallmark store.
Dr. Stacia Gilbert answers our Vet Check Question of the Week about certain foods.
Melissa Ide from Johnson College in Scranton talks about the process of transferring to the school.
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When you are conducting investigations in your workplace, let common sense be your guide. If it looks like a bigoted stereotype, it is.
GM President Mary Barra expressed regret over the Cobalt's safety issues; she stated that GM is now moving from a culture of cost containment to a culture of safety.


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Compare any two graphics cards:
Radeon HD 5850 vs Radeon HD 5870
IntroThe Radeon HD 5850 has a GPU core speed of 725 MHz, and the 1024 MB of GDDR5 RAM runs at 1000 MHz through a 256-bit bus. It also is made up of 1440(288x5) SPUs, 72 Texture Address Units, and 32 ROPs.
Compare all of that to the Radeon HD 5870, which features a clock frequency of 850 MHz and a GDDR5 memory frequency of 1200 MHz. It also uses a 256-bit memory bus, and makes use of a 40 nm design. It features 1600(320x5) SPUs, 80 TAUs, and 32 Raster Operation Units.
Battlefield Bad Company 2
Fallout 3
Left4Dead 2
Mass Effect 2
Supreme Commander 2
Tom Clancy's Endwar
Radeon HD 5870 wins
(Based entirely on the benchmarks listed above)
When combining all game benchmark scores on this page together, the Radeon HD 5870 wins overall, by 266 FPS. Please note that we do not have the results of every benchmark ever done for these cards, so the results may differ wildly in different games.
Power Usage and Theoretical Benchmarks
Power Consumption (Max TDP)
Memory Bandwidth
The Radeon HD 5870, in theory, should perform a little bit faster than the Radeon HD 5850 overall. (explain)
Texel RateThe Radeon HD 5870 is a lot (about 30%) better at anisotropic filtering than the Radeon HD 5850. (explain)
Pixel RateIf running with a high screen resolution is important to you, then the Radeon HD 5870 is the winner, but not by far. (explain)
Please note that the above 'benchmarks' are all just theoretical - the results were calculated based on the card's specifications, and real-world performance may (and probably will) vary at least a bit.
Price Comparison
Please note that the price comparisons are based on search keywords - sometimes it might show cards with very similar names that are not exactly the same as the one chosen in the comparison. We do try to filter out the wrong results as best we can, though.
Memory Bandwidth: Bandwidth is the maximum amount of data (in units of MB per second) that can be transported across the external memory interface in a second. It's calculated by multiplying the card's interface width by its memory clock speed. If the card has DDR memory, the result should be multiplied by 2 again. If DDR5, multiply by 4 instead. The better the card's memory bandwidth, the faster the card will be in general. It especially helps with AA, HDR and higher screen resolutions.
Texel Rate: Texel rate is the maximum number of texture map elements (texels) that can be processed in one second. This figure is worked out by multiplying the total number of texture units of the card by the core clock speed of the chip. The higher the texel rate, the better the video card will be at handling texture filtering (anisotropic filtering - AF). It is measured in millions of texels processed in a second.
Pixel Rate: Pixel rate is the most pixels the graphics card could possibly write to the local memory in a second - measured in millions of pixels per second. The number is calculated by multiplying the amount of ROPs by the clock speed of the card. ROPs (Raster Operations Pipelines - aka Render Output Units) are responsible for filling the screen with pixels (the image). The actual pixel rate also depends on lots of other factors, especially the memory bandwidth of the card - the lower the bandwidth is, the lower the potential to get to the maximum fill rate.
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Play Nice
I was served a piece of humble pie so i have the right to say what I'm going to post.
We who are more knowledgeable then others in regards to plants and plant care and who give advice should really give advice properly. I just spent the good portion of the past few hours reading reply's to plant queries with my jaw half open.
1. There is no reason to be rude when answering someones questions, many people are new to the plant keeping hobby and are looking for guidance... not belittlement.
2. If someone is looking for help, help them the best way you can; if you have advice (whether it be found on the internet or personal) give it.
3. There is no true way to not fix something. If someone has done something that may be in your eyes 'wrong' teach them how to fix it, or at least tell them how to do it correctly for the future. And then try to help figure out a way to keep what they have going on positive and steered in the right direction.
We are here to help one another, not turn someone away or snub our noses at someone or reply to their problem in a tasteless disrespectful way.
When i started my salt water aquarium i had millions of questions. And i asked peoples opinions and they gave their thoughts to me readily. Because if it worked for them it may work for me. Never once was anyone rude to me because of a question. The same goes with plants.
We learn from our mistakes and give people the best advice we know how to from our own personal experiences. In no way shape or form should we make someone feel 'stupid' for asking a question or asking for advice given a plant issue.
People need to come to these forums and not be afraid to ask someone that may be 'so beneath them' a question. We should all be happy someone found these forums and has taken the good leap of faith to ask their questions and get them answered...
regardless of how old the thread may be.
Let's play nice ya'll. The world of houseplants is to beautiful to be downgraded to a world of ill-repute and ignorant reply's. Lets keep it civil and positive and good. Enough with the rudeness!
grrr4200, I heartily endorse the sentiments expressed in your post. It is possible that some posters are not aware of how abrasive or even domineering they sound, but it can be very off-putting especially for those who have come to a forum for help and advice, which we all most certainly needed when we were starting out, and still need from time to time.
So thanks for speaking up.
Unfortunately, the first step is recognizing one is belittling someone. The happened to me and the person didn't understand why I found his response to advice I gave offensive. And while I agree with the above posts, methinks politeness might be in the eye of the beholder since calling replies "ignorant" is somewhat like the pot calling the kettle black. :-)
One good rule of thumb is to ask yourself before you post: "How would I feel if someone addressed me this way?"
That being said, I am a retired dog trainer. The most frustrating students were those who asked advice, ignored it or gave it their own "spin," and later came back and asked why their dog was doing poorly.
I told my instructors to have patience with these students because if they had the answers they wouldn't be in class in the first place. And they didn't do it out of malice but lack of knowledge. However, I understand how frustrating it is and sympathize with those on this forum who find themselves in the same situation as my instructors.
If a person can't give initial advice or comment on advice with which they don't agree without belittling or being offensive, they should take their toys and go home.
If a person comes to these forums for advice, they should expect there can be consequences to their plants if they modify or ignore it. No one on this forum gives advice to kill a plant, for goodness sake.
And if a person finds advice being ignored and is tempted to make a pithy response when they read the results or see the same question asked yet again, scream at the walls instead. :-)
Linda...who *is* screaming at the walls because planes are practicing for an air show and each time they make a pass over her house the dogs howl.....loudly and long!
grrr4200, I couldnt agree with you more, I have stayed away from this web site due to some really nasty people, and I was only hurting myself, so I'm back and I will make sure I'm wearing my Teflon Suit :>) when I come to this site. Your all so right, there is so much information given out here.
im glad you posted this... im very new to this site and ive been reading all the threads like they are hard to find pampletts of knowledge... also i know ive started a dozen threads asking multitudes of questions, and ive noticed some of this rudeness here and there... we are all plant lovers, which means that somewhere in us all is an urge to nurture, and i think that everyone should be happy to share any advise or info they can to help someone else better care for and nurture their green "babies"...
teengardener, i dont think ive seen a single post of yours that was mean or rude at all, so dont worry, your fine. im so glad to see someone your age so into plants! i thought i was young to be into plants, im 25 and have grown up in a family of gardeners but i was never interested as much as you are at your age!
Eatrealfood, problems are very rare in this forum. Sometimes, problems really aren't at all but are simple misinterpretations caused by strong personalities or a terse demeanor. Of course, there have been some instances of rudeness, unkindness, and other such behavior.....so commonly found in the best of families. Those rare episodes can often be handled with humor.
At the risk of seeming rude, myself...this thread comes across as being a teensy passive agressive in my eyes. I recognize it because I can be THE SUPREME QUEEN of passive aggressiveness! Let 's concentrate on the greatness within this forum and try to overlook the negative....or take it private.


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Unusual Jenny Lind Bed
I bought this full size Jenny Lind bed at an antique shop for $100. I had never seen a headboard like this on any other Jenny Lind/spool type bed before. The headboard is 55" tall and the footboard is 40 1/2" tall. I have no idea how old it is but I had to have it once I saw it. I had been looking for a full size one for ages. Has anyone else seen a bed similar to this one? Would love more info about it. Below are pics of the bed - which is currently set up in my dining room while I clean it. Will be my youngest daughters bed once we get a mattress for it.
Great bed! I also had never seen a head board like that....but I guess now I have! I'd pay $100 for it in a blink!
About all I can say is get some of that awful shiny varnish/shellac/lacquer off if it!...I would wipe it down with a mix of lacquer thinner and shellac thinner....like 3/4 shellac thinner and 1/4 lacquer thinner.
Manufacturers had a tendency to stick details that were popular onto their older pieces to spiff them up for the current fashions.
You have the Jenny Lind spindles married to piercings and scallops of the Gothic Revival.


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Wow, we were overwhelmed by your support. Over 1,600 slogans came to us and we were amazed by some of your great entries. You all loved the chance to have a hand in our AW15 collection but, after much deliberation, pondering and mulling over your slogans, we picked our final four. So (drumroll, please) your shortlist is:
Baukjen woman
Mañana, Mañana
Style, it's personal
Stylish to a tee
Now it's over to you. Select the slogan that speaks to you and help us create an integral part of the AW15 collection.
We'd love you to have your say on the final choice so go on, help us design the perfect tee by voting for your favourite now.
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Did you hear the one about Kanye and his Adidas collaboration? Or the Beckham crew's front row selfie? Or North West's fashion week tantrums, or (I could go on). Anyway, you get the picture. If the headlines are all you read, you'd think planet fashion had lost its grip on the reality of the job at hand – or that it never had one in the first place. Which is a shame because the reality is very much what's important to me.
I run a fashion business but I'm only ever on the fringe of Fashion Month – I'm less runway, more real-life, so I watch the runways with just as much anticipation as the next person. I like to see what trends are coming through and which direction designers decide to take, but I'm still very much a spectator. That's because my job is about everyday dressing. Open the doors of your wardrobe and do you know what you want to wear? Are you excited by what you see? Is it easy to make a decision? These are the questions I answer when I get dressed every morning and I know they're the same questions my friends, colleagues and ultimately my customers ask too. It's what we all ask. So I set myself the challenge of making them easy to answer with great denim, easy tees, chic sweaters, sharp tailoring, forever leather and beautiful dresses – all the styling elements you need to help build a great everyday modern wardrobe. That's what I mean by designing for the everyday. It's a really creative process, but it's not at all sensational.
But here's what's interesting. If you look past the headlines, a lot more people are getting on board with this school of thinking. Somehow my role and the role of the runway is converging – just think of the collections that are stealing the spotlight. They're also the ones about real clothes for real women.
Still not convinced? I'll give you a couple of examples from said runway. Look at Victoria Beckham. Her show is a hot ticket, and not just because you're likely to glimpse Mr Beckham but because her collection is actually good. It's real (though admittedly pricey). She has become a reputable designer who counts Anna Wintour as a fan and her style has become a byword for understated but luxury chic. In fact, when was the last time you thought about her as a Spice Girl (without being prompted by an article like this that is) – sharp dresses, great coats and wide leg trousers, that's what I now associate with her.
And then there's Chanel. Chanel and the rise of the fashion trainer. Yes, the price tags are still expensive, but could you have imagined Karl Lagerfeld putting trainers on the runway even 18 months ago. Now Karl and his cat are avid social networkers and we're all wearing trainers to work. My team are regularly spotted in Nike Air Max and Supergas – they style them with midi skirts and tailored trousers, not sportswear – and they look great.
Which brings me back to Kanye. He responded to his critics by saying the collection might not have been what everyone expected, but that's only because it wasn't elitist. Logo-free and easy to wear, it was about everyone being able to dress well. And his dream job? Creative Director of Gap. Who'd have thought it? He doesn't want the glitz. He wants to feel relevant to everyone, not just a few, which makes absolute sense from where I'm sitting. I never thought I'd have something in common with Kanye. A sign of the times I think. Bottom line? Fashion just got serious and it makes me really excited.
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Feeling the call of the new season despite the lingering winter chill? You're not the only one! Here at Baukjen we're very excited to launch the Spring collection, full of perfect transitional pieces and instant style updates.
Introducing the new nautical; we've paid homage to all things maritime with an assortment of rich navy and white striped separates. With a clean, sculptural feel, the Bryant Striped Blazer is a classic cover-up that features a single button fastening, jet pockets and a centre back vent for a tailored finish.
Denim diversifies this season with the introduction of The Boyfriend Jean in white and the Muir Chambray Trousers. Cool and contemporary with a relaxed silhouette, denim this season is not as you know it. Denim blues are also reincarnated in luxurious leather as seen in this season's iconic Liv Leather Leggings and new classic A-Line style Tamar Leather Skirt.
Part of the exclusive Loved by Baukjen capsule collection, the Una Suede Top taps into the current trend for luxurious lavender and sumptuous suede. Cut with a relaxed fit and centre front split detail this is a beautiful update on the classic tee. Also available in Safari Chic Sand, they can be teamed with the Lewis Suede Shorts for an understated luxe look.
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We bet you own a slogan tee. At least one. Probably more. Since Bella Freud's iconic 'Gainsbourg is God' and Katherine Hamnett's 'Choose Life' to Henry Holland's 'Uhu Gareth Pugh' and most recently, the much imitated 'Celfie', they're big news. HUGE. We bet you have some great ideas for a slogan too so why just think it, when you pitch it, wear it and share it! Step forward our shiny new SS15 competition – a unique opportunity for you to design the next Baukjen slogan tee where the winning slogan will adorn a key piece of the AW15 collection. What are you waiting for? Let's get slogan-ing!
Find out more about how to enter.
Check out our Pinterest board for some inspiration.
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If leather is more your style, try the Tamar Limited Leather Skirt in our new Denim Blue colour. We love the way Natalie Hartley pairs this statement A-line style skirt with a soft knit and ankle boots keeping in line with the retro trend this SS15.
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It wasn't until I was discussing my new walking app followed by my new meditation app with a friend that I realised how 'app-y' my life had become. I'm a big advocate of the positive influence that modern technology has today but it's still crazy to think of how much has changed in such a short space of time.
Just think – pre 2007 there was no such thing as an iPhone and who'd believe that Facebook isn't even 10 years old? It celebrates the big 1-0 on Feb 4th (in case you were wondering) so not long to go but still, that's its real Harvard launch – just 10 years ago Facebook was a mere college campus website… Anyway, I digress. My point is that everything is so accessible today. It's all so very 'now'.
From the ease of the online shop and music that's downloadable at the click of a button/move of a mouse/tap of a screen – take your pick – to the infinite amount of questions we are able to ask Google everyday (Encyclopaedia Britannica anyone?) and the freedom that comes with WhatsApp and Skype (gone are the days of crazy landline telephone bills – and I should know, having lived in London but with family scattered across Europe, I've been shocked on more than one occasion after a visit from the postman.
Actually, the postman doesn't even bring my bills anymore, they're electronic too) we literally have the world at our fingertips. That's not to say I don't still relish the simple things. Family dinners are de rigueur in our house. We eat together. We talk – we have real conversations, not merely via text. We even visit the shops and that's with being the founders of an ecommerce business. We do not lead virtual lives by any stretch, but my goodness, the technology we do use is nothing if not amazing. Here are my current favourites:
The iPhone 6 Plus I love this phone. I really do. Why? Because so much of what I do is visual and the screen is beautifully large, while the phone is still slim and sleek. Perfect for looking and working with images.
Breeze I've become an avid walker and love this app to track how much I walk. I thought I did pretty ok until I realised that 10,000 steps is the healthy norm and now I'm walking everywhere to try to get to that daily target.
Sleep Cycle My 2015 obsession so far. Every night I pop it under my sheet and in the morning I see how I slept. So far it's pretty spot on. Family members and friends have found it intriguing and since mostly all have downloaded it (except for one family member who said he's already a bit of a hypochondriac and feels life is better without this info).
Mindfulness I love it when leisure activities are paired with an app as there's a much higher chance I'll do it. My cousin recommended this, and I still have to master the art of meditation, but the app so far has put me in the right direction. Now only to practice more.
Pinterest I've know I've said it before, but Pinterest is an incredible source of inspiration. To think a scrapbook or mood board was once only possible with a tube of Pritt Stick and a stack of magazines. I browse for hours at my desk, and on my iPhone/iPad etc.
Netflix/iPlayer/Amazon Prime With literally thousands of TV shows and films at my fingertips I now have an inexhaustible watch list. They're really stacking up! This doesn't always mean I don't find myself mindlessly flicking through countless channels but I like to be safe in the knowledge it's all there ready and waiting for me. Now only to find some time to sit and watch…
Digital cameras This might sound like an oldie by comparison to some of the others, but as the founder of two fashion brands I cannot begin to articulate how amazing it is to finish a shoot and have so much choice with the imagery. Not to mention how equally incredible it is to see the images on screen while the shoot is happening. I can instantly see how a look is working and that fills me with confidence.
Future tech I'm looking forward to:
Car Management it's cold at the moment. Some days very cold. I'd love to be able to warm up the car 10 minutes before we head off so the ice is easy to remove and the inside of the car is nice and warm.
Kitchen appliance management I've been reading about a future app that will allow me to start the washing machine from my phone as well as updating me on out-of-date food in the fridge. A-mazing.
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Pastor Greg Enterline said it's hard to believe that someone would take the life of a woman who cared so much about others and about her faith. He said many people are going to miss her. Enterline said Warwick left a positive impression on most people.
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2:13 The real secret of Nineveh's full and final downfall is revealed. Confrontation with Israel's almighty covenant God is fatal to the Assyrian Empire.
I am against you. The opposite of the good tidings of salvation, "I will be with you" (Ex. 3:12; Josh. 1:5; Is. 43:2, 5).
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Yearly Archive for 2010
Linkpost | 8.9.2010
• A joint policy proposal for an open Internet – Google and Verizon present a proposal for net neutrality. Wired broadband services would be treated equally – so long as they are "lawful" – but wireless broadband would not have the same rules applied. Also Demystifying Google and Verizon's Proposed Policy for the Open Internet […] [Read More]
Your browser's 'private mode' may still leave tracks
All modern browsers now offer some feature that allows you to surf the Web in a "private mode", in which no trace of your activities are left on the computer you're using. In theory, anyone who sits down at the machine you just used in this mode won't be able to see the sites you […] [Read More]
Linkpost | 8.9.2010
Updated 8:45 a.m. • Skype Files for a $100 MillionIPO – This was expected, though happening sooner rather than later. • Actress Is Identified in Hewlett-Packard Scandal – The woman who filed the sexual harassment complaint against Mark Hurd that led to his resignation is a 50-year-old actress-turned-marketing consultant who's done a few R-rated erotic […] [Read More]
Linkpost | 8.8.2010
• Executive Leaves After iPhone Antenna Troubles – Apple had gone through a court battle to hire Mark Papermaster, formerly of IBM, but now he's out as the head of the company's iPhone/iPod division. Also Apple's self-inflicted bruises take the shine off its untouchable brand • Flash / Frash Ported to iPhone 4 !! [Video] […] [Read More]
Linkpost | 8.7.2010
• HP after Hurd: May the CEO guessing game begin – Larry Dignan of ZDNet offers a list of potential successors to Mark Hurd at HP. Among the more interesting names: Web browser creator Marc Andreessen and HP Personal Systems Group chief Todd Bradley (who has been a CEO at Palm). • Saudi reaches deal […] [Read More]
Open comments, and the Geek Gathering returns
Welcome to your weekly open-comment thread! Every Friday, we throw open an entry to let you have your say on personal tech. Leave a comment, and I'll approve it. It's as simple as that. It's also the first Friday of the month, and that means it's time for the Geek Gathering, a meetup of the […] [Read More]
Linkpost | 8.6.2010
Updated 3:26 p.m. • HP CEO resigns amid sexual-harassment allegations – HP's Chief Financial Officer Cathie Lesjak is named interim CEO. Engadget has a liveblog of a conference call with journalists. • Google denies deal with Verizon to end net neutrality and FCC stops closed-door Internet policy meetings as Google, Verizon strike side deal – […] [Read More]
iPhone stolen. iPhone found. Happens all the time.
For some time now, Apple's offered a feature for its smartphones called Find My iPhone. If your device is lost or stolen – and if you pay $99 a year for the Mobile Me service – you can track your iPhone on a map using the Global Positioning Satellite system. Increasingly, you're seeing stories about […] [Read More]
Still using a BlackBerry? Why, exactly?
Despite the announcement of a slicker, updated handset and operating system, RIM's BlackBerry smartphones long ago lost the cool competition to Apple's iPhone and Google's Android devices. BlackBerrys, once considered the most capable of smartphones, simply haven't kept up with the pace of innovation set by these relative newcomers. Nevertheless, the BlackBerry remains the most-used […] [Read More]
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Obama Seeks $2 Billion In Private Dollars For Clean Energy
President Barack Obama is setting a goal of raising $2 billion from the private sector for investments in clean energy.
Wounded Vet Receives New Home
Marine veteran Lance Corporal Nino Ray Capanang, his wife Emilie, and their three children saw their new house for the first time on Monday.
Downpayment Help For Homebuyers
Prospective homebuyers may qualify for up to $15,000 in downpayment assistance.
RTC Gets Bus Shelter Dollars
RTC hopes to move 1,200 bus shelters to improve safety
Nevada Homeowners Share Foreclosure Settlement
More than 9000 Nevada homeowners have received help from a foreclosure settlement.
Two-Day Event Helps First Time Home Buyers
If you're looking to buy a home in Las Vegas, Wells Fargo may be able to help.
Good News For Potential Homebuyers
Las Vegas residents can get help to buy a home.
One Year Later, Killer Still At-Large
The family of a man, who was shot during a robbery one year ago, is still searching for answers regarding his killer.
Nevada Not Joining Foreclosure Settlement
Nevada isn't joining a multi-state settlement over foreclosure abuses that would require the nation's five largest mortgage lenders to reduce loans for borrowers in other states.
Demonstrators Protest Bank of America
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The Handicraft Guild Building remains as unique and tangible evidence of the ideals of the founders and students of the Arts and Crafts movement in Minneapolis. In the early 1900s, in reaction to the increased industrialization of goods, the Arts and Crafts movement promoted the integrity of materials and the special quality of handmade goods. The building housed the Handicraft Guild, one of the nation's leading arts organizations. Its central location provided a forum for a community of artists to gather to discuss ideas and share their work. The Guild focused on three broad areas of concern: the need for art education, the exhibition and sale of work, and, of course, protesting industrialization. The building, designed by architect William Channing Whitney, reflects the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement with beamed ceilings, dark rafters, and wainscoting details. March is Women's history month. Add a place related to Women's history to Placeography!
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Featured Neighborhood: Old Highland, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The area known today as the Old Highland Neighborhood was opened for settlement in 1857. During the period of the 1860s much of Old Highland was platted. A major growth of the Old Highland Neighborhood occurred during the 1880s and 1890s. This period saw large architecturally designed and contractor-built residences of distinctive period styles. The population was generally merchants who operated businesses along Washington, Plymouth, and West Broadway.
Featured Project: ARCH 5674 Class Project
ARCH 5674 Class Project


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Grease small muffin pans.
Heat oven to hot (400 "F.).
Sift to- gether the flour, baking powder and salt.
Add the lemon rind and onion salt.
Blend together the mayonnaise and milk and add all at once to the flour, mixing quickly and lightly with a fork.
Fill muffin pans 1/2 full and press a rolled anchovy into the top of each muffin.
Bake 12 to 15 minutes.