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Top Ten Spongebob Squarepants Season 1 Episodes
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1Pizza Delivery
The Krusty Krab Pizza for you and... ME! That was the best part! I also loved the part when Spongebob was trying to get Squidward to eat the coral instead of the pizza. :) It was also really sweet when you kinda got to see a different side of Squidward when defended/comforted Spongebob after the angry customer hurt his feelings. Favorite episode!
This is the most epic SpongeBob episode to ever set foot on the planet. It probably has the most memorable moments out of any of the SpongeBob episodes. One of my favorite parts was when Squidward said he didn't care about the costumer and the hurricane stopped and SpongeBob was like "HUGGH SQUIDWARD" best line ever. And it had the Krusty Krab Pizza song, which will be a song that will live as a legend forever.
This has got to be the best Spongebob episode from the first season. I have never met anyone who does not put this as there favorite episode from the first season. It sometimes ends up their favorite of all seasons. Every time I carry a pizza box I sing the krusty krab pizza song. Spongebob and squidward at their best describes this episode!
[Newest]I love this episode so much! I put it on my ipod I think the creators of SpongeBob are losing ideas for new episodes. I still like them but they should make them more like they used to but the krusty krab pizza song steals the show in this episode!
According to Laura and the rest of my family except for me, they think that this is a TERRIBLE episode. However, I LOVE this episode!
My favorite part is when Squidward reacts to the "FUTURE! FUTURE! " Everyone else in my family hates that part. The "Alone" quote makes Sean sad. I like that part, too.
My favorite part is when Squidward reacts to the "FUTURE! FUTURE! " Everyone else in my family hates that part. The "Alone" quote makes Sean sad. I like that part, too.
This episode really has an interesting plot. It kept me drawn in the entire episode and there is a couple parts where I laughed so this episode is probably one of the best along with the top 2 (Help Wanted and Pizza Delivery)
Love this episode so much! FUTURE!
3Help Wanted
One episode to start them all...
Look Gary, I'm NAKED!
I can tell you that not only that this episode is the best in season 1, it is the best ever episode, although rarely seen, this epidoe consists of SpongeBob working at the krusty Krab his first time but Mr. Krabs and Squidward doubted the youngster, but he surprised them in the end when he fed those meeping fish superfast. The best part of the whole show is the music, you get to hear tiny tim, HOW COOL IS THAT
The F.U. N Song, Do I have to say anymore?
F is for Fire that burns down the whole town.
U is for Uranium... Bombs!
N is for No Survivors when you...
U is for Uranium... Bombs!
N is for No Survivors when you...
F is for friends who do stuff together
U is for you and me
N is for anywhere anytime at all down here in the deep blue sea
U is for you and me
N is for anywhere anytime at all down here in the deep blue sea
The episode I grew up with loving the most.
I love the beginning of this episode (When they are running) This episode is great.
"Firmly grasp it in your hand"!
Funniest episode ever. Spongebob and Patrick say bad things about Texas to get Sandy to follow them to her suprise party. Epic Episode!
It reminds me of the Upon a Burning Body song Texas Blood Money
I like Pizza Delivery more but Texas needs to be higher!
[Newest]They could make one with West Virginia
7Valentine's Day
A lot of memorable lines. My personal favorite line in this episode is "Heart on stick must die. "
Towards the end, this episode scared me but I got use to it
This episode is a Great One
8Naughty Nautical Neighbors
This episode is funny, especially when SpongeBob and Patrick were getting verbal jabs at each other, thinking that they are doing this to each other.
Hey patrick, I heard there was a job opening at the pet shop, as some NEWSPAPER!
Squidward likes Patrick more than Spongebob.
[Newest]My favorite part is when SpongeBob and Patrick kept saying more soda.
9Ripped Pants
This should be higher on the polls!
My favorite thing about this episode is the song
See, I got ripped pants!
10The Paper
On my top 10 most underrated spongebob episodes, THIS IS NUMBER 1! This also one of my favorite episodes but is only shown once being the most every single year!
This is my all-time favorite episode. It is hilarious what SpongeBob can do compared to what Squidward can do. Squidward has no imagination!
They don't air this often, I honestly don't know why. It's a good episode with good moments.
Its because its paired with Valentines Day, and that episode only shows on said holiday.
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How is this one not in the top 3?
It is so funny.
It is so funny.
Time to bring it around town, bring it around town.
12Opposite Day
This episode should be a lot higher! It's a classic!
I'm Squidward I'm Squidward Squidward Squidward I'm Squidward I'm Squidward Squidward Squidward
Squidward- I really hate you!
SpongeBob- That is the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me.
SpongeBob- That is the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me.
13Rock Bottom
Most underrated spongebob episode ever. Also one of the best.
This episode should at least be number 3. This is such an iconic place and episode! It is REALLY FUNNY and REALLY GOOD!
Only 20th place? This was a masterpiece! Should be in the top 10.
14Tea at the Treedome
It was so funny
The part when SpongeBob suds gets worse by Patrick and Patrick gets his painful treatment in the end
Then the doctor pulls out his stephascope there is no tool more sinister.
16Sleepy Time
Hilarity at its best.
17Home Sweet Pineapple
It was sad, sweet and really funny on some of its moments!
I'll settle for some fries!
Great episode, plus first appearance of Plankton. One of my favourites and favourite from season 1!
19Neptune's Spatula
20Karate Choppers
21Hall Monitor
This is an iconic episode it had me laughing throughout the entire episode
22Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost
I actually wasn't thrilled with this one, guys. I found the plot to be interesting, but not interesting enough, and there weren't too many good jokes in the episode. Don't get me wrong, it had a few funny gags, but not as hilarious as the other episodes. It's not a terrible episode, but there is definitely something lacking from this episode. And I think it's the pacing. A lot of this episode moves very slowly.
Come on guys! This one's amazing! "One watermelon fresh from the manure field your spookiness" Maybe not a memorable one it terms of moments but all thrown together easily makes it the best of the season!
23Sandy's Rocket
Spongebob: "Patrick do you know what this is? "
Patrick: "Stinky? "
Spongebob: "No it's an egg sack! Let's look at the embryo. "
Both: "Twins. "
Patrick: "Stinky? "
Spongebob: "No it's an egg sack! Let's look at the embryo. "
Both: "Twins. "
Excuse me but this is a great episode, should be at least in the top 10. What's wrong with it? It's hilarious and so cool. I'm really mad right now.
This is the first episode I've seen. I was about six. I am now 18 and I remember watching it.
24Jellyfish Jam
Wild animals can throw VERY wild parties
25Employee of the Month
Most underrated SpongeBob episode ever
26I Was a Teenage Gary
Honestly, this is a not a very good episode, everything that the fact that the plot is all over the place from Squidward babysitting while Patrick is away to SpongeBob as a snail to that ending where they're singing. The plot is all over the place, there aren't too many good jokes, and has a really awkward ending to it. It's just not funny, it's a weak episode, and I don't even get what SpongeBob wants from Squidward. Is he trying to haunt him? Is there something wrong with him? I don't even get the character's motivation. I get that they had an episode going along with the Halloween episode "Scaredy Pants", but this is just not good.
This episode is awesome and creepy!
This one is so underrated
27Scaredy Pants
28Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
Their are my car keys.
This is the first SpongeBob episode I saw and I STILL LOVE IT!
Mr Krabs: "YOW! Mother of Pearl Fire on the Poop-Deck! " SpongeBob & Patrick: "Ah mother of pearl fire on the poop-deck." That part was so hilarious. This is one of my favorite episodes.
Hooky is hilarious how is it not in the top 10
31Reef Blower
Things are always better without dialogue. It just makes it funnier. Plus the giant YOU that appears on screen. Dying it was going to have dialogue but they had an audio problem.
This episode might be short, might not have dialogue but the animation can sure tell a story.
SpongeBob trying to get the shell off, Squidward tossed the shell, the story can be easily told by animation.
But it still would be better with dialogue.
SpongeBob trying to get the shell off, Squidward tossed the shell, the story can be easily told by animation.
But it still would be better with dialogue.
Not my favorite, but I like it.
32Culture Shock
Completely underrated from season 1. Gary's poetry, Plankton's magic, the infamous dance scene. Great stuff. My favorite from season 1
Why is this not higher up! The end scene was hilarious!
Number 1 culture shock
33The Chaperone
34MuscleBob BuffPants
This is a really memorable episode and really funny. This episode should be number 2.
Possibly the most underrated episode in the season! This is top 15 material
36Squeaky Boots
The only downside of this episode is the sound of the boots! AAAaAaaAaAaaAaa!
37Nature Pants
I totally love Nature Pants. In fact, I once tried to get away from all the trouble and boy, I did pay the price. I remember trying to run away from my school, just because I got in trouble, because of a bad day I got being bullied, but the people at school cheered me up. Same thing happen here, SpongeBob had a bad day at work and ran away, but in the end, he got cheered up.
This episode should be ranked higher. Not only that but this aired 2 years before 9/11. I love this one
38Fools in April
39Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II
Awesome episode, but underrated. Best MM&BB episode. Love spongebob's line "I found it and it's the special dance mix" hilarious
40Boating School
I remember this episode from when I was 6 years old
I added this because it is a great episode
41Walking Small
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Ross' stock portfolio contains nine stocks with a value of $866 million. The preponderance of it is invested in a single stock, Navigator Holdings (NVGS), at 53.2%. He also expressed interest in European opportunities last week and became vice chairman of Bank of Cyprus (ATH:BOC) in November.Continue Reading »
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That doesn't mean that he is bullish on oil, in fact, he is far from it. He sees oil prices remaining depressed through 2016 when it finally rebounds to $70.Continue Reading »
It's a good habit to trumpet your failures and be quiet about your successes.Continue Reading »
Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) was on CNBC on Tuesday where he discussed the oil price sell off and how it has affected the debts of the Oil E&P and Oil Service Companies.
When there is turmoil we will find Wilbur.
He took a deep dive into European financial institutions when everyone else was fleeing.Continue Reading »
It can become very easy to get used to the constant barrage of geopolitical stress that is fed to us through the news.
Much respected investor Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) actually thinks that he hasn't ever seen as many different geopolitical stress points as there is today.Continue Reading »
Legendary Investor Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) gave a speech to the Japan Society in New York on Wednesday. He thinks that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in the middle of 2015, and he also believes that the developed world has structure headwinds that makes inflation a thing of the past. Mr. Ross believes that deflation, not inflation, should be a far of investors and governments at large.
During the speech Mr. Ross said that central banks are doing what they can, but the experience of quantitative easing has taught central banks that,Continue Reading »
Sitting in his 25th floor office with a sweeping view of the Manhattan skyline, billionaire Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) is the master of all he surveys, but he does not like what he is seeing. Ross' composure is legendary, but this time irritation comes to the fore as he opines on the current state of affairs in the U.S. The King of Bankruptcy is not only frustrated by the regulatory overkill under the Obama administration, he is also worried that the U.S. could lose its educational edge over the years. With visible agitation, he mentions, "The regulatory agencies are out of control and that is a huge problem for the economy." Outside, his assistants' phones ring incessantly, indicating that Ross continues to be a much sought-after financier and the distress hunter in him is very much on the prowl. Only this time his sights are set far outside the United States. Financial services and energy continue to be his favourite hunting grounds, and this quest has taken him across the Atlantic to the U.K. and Ireland and as far as China. Among his existing U.S. investments, he is gung-ho on shale gas and believes a lower cost of energy will play an important role in reviving the U.S. economy.
The Fed is pushing as much liquidity as possible with the aim of getting businesses to start investing, but bank lending does not seem to be taking off. Why?Continue Reading »
Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) is known for putting his capital to work in the most beaten down sectors at the scariest times.
Having cash when everyone else is afraid is a powerful weapon.Continue Reading »
Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) has successfully practiced distressed investing in a variety of industries including steel, coal, shipping and others.
According to Prem Watsa (Trades, Portfolio) who does the introduction for Ross in this video, Wilbur's annual rate of return since 1997 is an incredible 44%.Continue Reading »
After a profitable investment in Bank of Ireland (IRE), Prem Watsa (Trades, Portfolio) and Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) have joined forces to lead a cash infusion into another of Europe's stricken financial institutions, Eurobank Ergasias S.A. (FRA:EFGC)(ATH:EUROB). The two investors are coming to the bank's aid as it raises money to meet new recapitalization requirements set by the Greek Parliament, effective March 30.
Watsa's firm Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited (TSX:FFH) has committed €400 million to a stock issue the bank is holding, pricing shares at €0.30 each. It is the second largest amount in a group of five investors who are collectively committing €1.32 billion in the offering, including Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio), whose WLR Funds is purchasing €37.5 million in shares. Together, the group is contributing 46.5% of the bank's capital increase. Fairfax and WLR Funds agreed to a six-month lock-up period following the offering.Continue Reading »
Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) is a bankruptcy expert who launched his own company, $7 billion WL Ross & Co. LLC, in 2000, to identify and restructure distressed companies. After his recent success investing in the Bank of Ireland (IRE), Ross told Reuters that as his next venture he is eyeing assets in southern Europe, particularly Greece, Spain, Portugal and Italy, "because they're still having some difficulties," he said.
Certain March economic indicators suggest that a trend of growth is slowing in the euro zone. Retail sales fell for the second straight month in March, but the rate of decline was marginal and less than in February, according to the Markit Eurozone Retail Purchasing Managers' Index.Continue Reading »
Where there is a collapse in asset prices you will find distressed asset investor Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) digging for opportunities.
Today he is looking at European real estate in countries like Ireland and Spain, both of which have had waves of foreclosures.Continue Reading »
Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) on tripling an investment in the Bank of Ireland.
Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) thinks that the United States is not the best place to be investing right now.
Where he sees opportunity is Europe where he thinks changes that are taking place that are creating opportunities.Continue Reading »
Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) has grown his fortune primarily by investing in distressed companies and restructuring them into profitable entities. His private equity firm, WL Ross & Co., holds just 10 stocks, which are valued at $1.5 billion. In the fourth quarter, Ross announced the existence of a major stake in a company called Navigator Holdings Ltd. (NVGS) worth 41.8% of the portfolio.
Besides the sizable new holding, Ross sold more than one-third of his BankUnited Inc. (BKU) holding, and sold the entirety of his Callidus Software Inc. (CALD) shares. Otherwise, the positioning was largely unchanged.Continue Reading »
EXCO Resources (XCO), an oil and gas company, has attracted large investments from a number of noted investors, including Oaktree's Howard Marks (Trades, Portfolio) and Fairfax Financial (TSX:FFH)'s Prem Watsa (Trades, Portfolio). Last week, according to GuruFocus Real Time Picks, Invesco Private Capital (Trades, Portfolio)'s Wilbur Ross (Trades, Portfolio) also made a dramatic increase in his holding of the company.
Ross built up his EXCO Resources position by 62.21%, or 19,603,723 shares, giving him 23.49% ownership of the company. He started the position in third quarter 2010, adding to it over subsequent quarters at a price averaging $15.85. This gives him an approximate 69% loss on the holding, based on its Monday trading price of $4.88. He had not purchased more shares since second quarter 2012.Continue Reading »
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I may be imagining it (the eternal optimist that I am), but it seems like ever since the Southgate House locked its doors at the end of 2011, many in the local booking world stepped up their game instantly. Though it's only been just over a month, it certainly doesn't feel as if the Greater Cincinnati concert market has been gutted by the loss of that one great club. And with several spots slated to open later this year (new venues from the brains behind the Southgate and Mad Hatter, plus whatever happens to the actual Southgate House building), it only looks to be getting better.
More good news on that front came out at the start of this week. On Feb. 10, an unexpected, big-time venue entered the mix — or rather, increased its presence in it. Downtown's gorgeous Taft Theatre already this year announced some concerts by more "mid-level" groups like Trampled By Turtles and JJ Grey & Mofro, cult faves and Southgate alumni. Now, the Taft and promoter Music & Events Management Inc. are opening a new venue-within-a-venue that will allow the Taft to book artists who have outgrown small clubs but aren't quite ready for the big room.
The Ballroom at the Taft — located in the theater's lower level — was designed to be, according to the press release, "a showcase style club venue that will play host to a variety of live entertainment events spanning all types of styles and genres."
Nationally-acclaimed Cincinnati foursome Wussy are set to release its fourth full-length album through Shake It Records, Strawberry, with a release show at Northside Tavern on Oct. 29. But if you pre-order the album now, you'll receive an instant download of the full release. Click here to download or just give a listen. There's also a free pre-release EP available that'll only cost you an email address here. The preview EP includes new album tracks "Pulverized" (check it out below, as well) and "Chicken," as well as "Crooked," off the limited release, Funeral Dress II. The national release date for Strawberry is Nov. 2.
Cincinnati born and bred legend Bootsy Collins is known for his collaborations, from James Brown, George Clinton and Deee-Lite to more recent (and more unusual) hookups, like William Shatner, Charlie Daniels and Dr. Cornel West. But his latest collabo might be his strangest — and most fun — yet. Last night, Collins joined The Roots, DEVO's Mark Mothersbaugh, Biz Markie and Erykah Badu on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon for a little jam session with the cast of the trippy, hip kids' show, Yo Gabba Gabba.
Every year, a compilation featuring several of the artists performing at the MidPoint Music Festival is lovingly compiled to give an overview of some of the fest's participants. MPMF10's comp has been assembled and you can listen to it right here, right now. While the amount of already well-known acts performing at MPMF10 is something that makes the event exceptional this year, the comp reflects the high quality of the lesser-knowns as it's made up of tracks by the superb up-and-comers performing at this year's fest.
Though not officially available until Aug. 2 to the rest of the world, Southwestern Ohio's Buffalo Killers begin their touring duties for the new album 3 tonight in Dayton before coming to MOTR Pub Saturday night for their Cincy album release party. In honor of the forthcoming release, today the band issued a free MP3 download today of the song "Love Is Gold," which was recorded during the 3 sessions, but left off of the album. Click above to listen.
While not necessarily "weird," when fans discovered that bad-ass, longtime local Blues artist Kelly Richey had started a side-business as a "life coach," undoubtedly a few thought they misheard or misread. It's not really a logical step from stunning Blues guitarist and vocalist to personal life coach for hire.
Likewise, when I first got an email about the new lineup of Richey's band, I did a double take. Again, not that it was particularly unusual news — I just didn't see it coming. (The music world could use a lot more moments like that.)
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Veiled women in Egypt 370.
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The highly polarized debate over the status of Arab women overlooks the fact
that men can be victims of the patriarchy too, and that the identity of Arab men
is a battlefield in the cultural war between East and West."Why do they
hate us?" was the controversial question posed by the Egyptian-American
columnist Mona Eltahawy in the hotly debated May/June issue of Foreign Policy
magazine. "Until the rage shifts from the oppressors in our presidential palaces
to the oppressors on our streets and in our homes, our revolution has not even
begun," writes Eltahawy. "Name me an Arab country, and I'll recite a litany of
abuses fueled by a toxic mix of culture and religion."Although
Eltahawy's essay is, sadly for Arab women, factually accurate and I agree with
almost everything she says, I find myself differing with her about what she does
not say.To borrow her own words, Eltahawy's essay, despite the
substantial space available to her, does not move beyond reciting a long "litany
of abuses." She makes no attempt to depict the complexity of the situation and
highlight the gray areas. Largely missing from her analysis are the diverse
shades of opinion and attitudes across the Arab world, and the very real gains
made by Arab women in many countries, especially in the professional and
educational spheres.As a long-time admirer of Eltahawy's journalism and
activism, I find it hard to fathom why liberal, empowered Arab women who have
challenged discrimination in every walk of life hardly feature in her article,
though she does mention some who have resisted the abuse of "virginity tests"
and forced marriage, or defied the Saudi ban on female driving.Her
loaded "why do they hate us?" question also turns a blind eye to a highly
inconvenient reality for advocates of gender equality like myself: many Arab men
and women do not regard traditional gender attitudes to be a sign of hatred, but
rather of love and respect.In an interesting turning of the tables,
conservative Arabs are reciprocating the Western interest in the subordinate
position of Arab and Muslim women by setting up think tanks to examine the
"oppressed" status of the Western woman.Weird, you say? Yes, until you
consider that many conservatives in the West hold similar views of their
societies, as reflected by the recent so-called "war on sex" launched by many of
the candidates in the Republican primaries. And I'm sure many haredi
(ultra-Orthodox) women in Israel do not regard a "dignified" dress code or the
erasure of women's faces from billboards or de facto gender segregation on some
buses, with women forced to sit in the back, as signs of their
inferiority.In fact, you could say that one major factor behind the
patriarchal order's durability and longevity, which survives to some degree even
in the more egalitarian West, is its ability to co-opt and condition certain
women into accepting and even embracing the status quo and linking the status of
some women to the oppression of others.THIS BRINGS me to another breed
of Arab men completely absent from Eltahawy's essay: those who believe in
women's rights and have stood shoulder to shoulder with women in their quest for
(greater) equality.In fact, perhaps the first advocate for greater
rights for women in Egypt was Qasim Amin, who predated Eltahawy more than a
century ago in his The Liberation of Women (1899)."Throughout the
generations our women have continued to be subordinate to the rule of the strong
and are overcome by the powerful tyranny of men," he wrote. "The inferior
position of Muslim women is the greatest obstacle that prevents us from
advancing toward what is beneficial for us."It would also seem that just
as women have become a political football in the culture war between a hegemonic
West and a defensive Arab world, it is my view that men have, too. Western
discourse, especially in conservative circles, tends to focus on the Arab man as
a woman-hater or terrorist, ignoring the liberal breed of Arab men I mentioned
above. Meanwhile, in a supposed bid to defend their culture against the
onslaught of modernity, as well as to protect the patriarchal privileges they
enjoy, conservative Arab elites talk up traditional gender roles and mock and
demonize men who deviate from them as either weaklings or Western
stooges.Moreover, one factor behind the enduring presence of patriarchy
in the Arab world is what the academic Deniz Kandiyoti called the "patriarchal
bargain" in which the Ottomans, British and French bought the submission of men
by offering them absolute power over women. Arab dictators like Hosni Mubarak
have played similar tricks. As one Egyptian feminist put it to me: "If you can't
control your income, the fate of your family or the politics of your country,
then you will try to control what you can, that is the private
sphere."In addition, though women are the traditional patriarchy's
greatest victims, many men suffer too. After all, the patriarchal order is in
place primarily to serve the interests of the top dogs, the alpha males, with
the beta and gamma males often oppressed severely, as the beatings and rapes of
young male protesters in Egypt clearly illustrate.Traditional concepts
of manhood can also hurt those men unwilling or unable to live by them. The gap
between the regular Arab man, the "average Mo," and the Arab myth of manhood is
bound to breed feelings of inadequacy, because, in societies where many women
have become men's equals and even surpassed them in schools, universities and
the workplace the chasm between fantasy and reality is a yawning
one.Moreover, it can leave impressionable men who hold no grudge against
women and have no objections to living in equality with them unwilling to do so
publicly to avoid mockery from their peers and superiors. As long as
conservative circles continue successfully to equate female emancipation with
male emaciation, capitulation to foreign powers and the loss of cultural
authenticity, the quest for gender equality will stall.What we need are
mainstream, "average Mo" role models who demonstrate that believing in gender
equality squares with being a man, and that empowering women also empowers men
and society as a whole. And this is one lesson that the revolutionary youth in
Egypt and Tunisia who have inspired the Arab world can teach over
time.The writer is a Belgian-Egyptian journalist and writer who
currently lives in Jerusalem.
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Biosecurity Queensland says it will involve the Whitsunday Mayor in a debrief of the Hendra virus cases near Bowen in north Queensland.
Mayor Mike Brunker says Biosecurity did not act fast enough or implement recommendations made during the Redland's outbreak in the south-east last year.
Deputy chief vet, Rick Symons, says it has implemented 12 of the 20 recommendations, and the other eight in-principle.
"It's out there that we did make a quick response," he said.
"I spoke to the Mayor I think the day after and explained to him what the situation was so the correct information was out there."
Meanwhile, Biosecurity Queensland says people attending community meetings in the region have expressed concerns about the spread of the virus.
The Biosecurity mobile office is travelling around the region hosting information sessions in Proserpine, Delta, Collinsville, Cannonvale and Bowen this week.
Three properties at Bowen have been quarantined after one horse that was euthanised was confirmed to have the virus.
Community engagement manager Gillian Lee says more than 30 people have attended the meetings.
"Turnout has been excellent. We're really pleased with the way the community has been game enough to come out and ask us instead of just wandering around listening to rumours," she said.
"Our biggest problem is, I think that Hendra virus gets mixed up with equine influenza, which is airborne."


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Not quite as good diving day at Gordon Rocks
... I then waited to get photos from oscar and from Israeli girl who'd hired a go pro. I was so tired, almost past point if being hungry. Others had said earlier I could go to dinner with them but they were faffing so I said I was tired and going to get something now. I wandered around but ended up back at pizza eat again! Had a calzone but wasn't great and wifi wasn't working so all in all not a very successful day! Went back and went straight to bed, will pack in morning, ...
... and look like giant rocks. They also like to wallow in muddy or stagnant pools to rid themselves of parasites. The tortoises migrate all over the islands and congregate in this area for mating. There is also a lava tube here that we were able to enter and travel for about about 300 meters. The island is covered in volcanic rock. The area around the ferry jetty is very arid and dry. All vegetation looks dead. ...
Galapagos- here we come!
... sight. The dead seal was dug a grave whilst we watched rays in the water and various seabirds including a small heron on the rocks. Returning via the lagoon we were able to get closer shots of the flamingos who had obligingly moved to photo lens distance. Some plants in flower and a beautiful shell completed the photo tally. Next a snorkel from the boat along the rocks towards the beach. With calmer sea I didn't ship so much water so was able to take in the fish sights. ...
Cruising from Santa Cruz
... us to Los Gemelos, two giant craters formed, like all of Galapagos, from volcanic eruptions. He took us to his friend's coffee exporting facility where we sampled some of the finest coffee the Galapagos had to offer. He was about to take us to another sight until Stephanie advised him, in Spanish, that we needed to board our boat at 5. The communication breakdown between guide and agent nearly led to us to miss the boat, we all had a ...
Galápagos... Days 64-71
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Read Me If You're New To GW Kitchens! [Help keep on Page 1]
Welcome! If you are new to Kitchens, you may find the following information and links helpful.
The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) pages contain helpful information about how to navigate this site as well as the world of kitchen renovations.
The Kitchen Forum Acronyms will help you understand some of the acronyms used frequently in posts.
The Finished Kitchens Blog has pictures and information about many GW members' finished kitchens. Not only can you see them alphabetically, but there is also a category list if you're looking for specific things like a kitchen w/a Beverage Center or a kitchen w/a mix of dark and light cabinets. Access the FKB Categories Page via a link in the navigation panel on the right of any FKB page. Additionally, there is also a link to "In-Progress Kitchens" for those members' kitchens that are not quite ready for the FKB. There is also a link to "Coming Soon Kitchens" for those kitchens that are ready for the FKB but have not yet been added. To access the "In-Progress Kitchens", the "Coming Soon Kitchens", and the "FKB Categories", see the links in the navigation panel that is on the right side of each main FKB page.
The Appliances Forum is very useful when you have questions specific to appliances.
To start off the kitchen remodel process...take the Sweeby Test. Then, move on to Beginning a Kitchen Plan.
Other topics such as layouts, planning for storage, and stone materials are discussed in later posts in this thread. Even more information can be found by doing a search on the forum.
Before posting a question, please search the forum. There's a very good chance someone has already asked the question.
When using the "search" function, be sure to use the search box on the bottom of the page, not the top!
Note, however, that you will probably have better luck searching if you use Google (or similar search engine) than if you use the Forum search function. When using Google, to limit your results to Garden Web, include the following in your search criteria:
In the Subject, the site changes the double quote used as the inches indicator (") to a single quote ('). We don't know why. To compensate, use two single quotes and it will appear as a double quote in the Subject. Luckily, the double quote works in the message box.
When composing a new thread, you have a couple of options:
Have replies emailed to you: check the box offering this option. However, you must have "Allow other users to send you email via forms at our site." box checked in your profile for this to work (see the "Your Profile" link at the very top of the page) [See the post later in this thread with the Subject: Getting Emails Sent To You...3-step Process]
Insert a link: When you "preview" your message, you will be provided with two boxes for a link...one is for the link itself and the second is for the name or description of the link.
When using the "Clip this post" option (far upper right...
To make this thread more readable and to make it easier to find a specific topic, I have created separate threads for each topic and just point/link to them from here.
We will continue to bump this thread, but not the other threads I created. Please, do not bump the "subject" threads I will be linking to here. We do not want to flood the first page with all those threads. To do so would knock threads from members asking for help, etc. off the first page and would be counter-productive!
What information we need and how to draw up and label a floor plan.
Planing your storage, including where items are commonly stored.
Links from the "Read Me" thread
Useful Information (NKBA links, Other Forums)
Helpful Threads (a myriad of past & present threads containing useful/helpful information)
Tile Information.
Stone Information (how to shop/test/install stone counters, how to remove stains)
Cleaning Your Kitchen
Steps to sealing a stone surface, if it needs it.
How to gel-stain cabinets.


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