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replace the sword with a frying pan and... yeah you see where i'm going with this already.
replace the sword with a frying pan and... yeah you see where i'm going with this already.
I'll be using this setup for Humans Vs Zombies. If I can find a foam frying pan..... may God help the Zombies.
I want to turn the shield to look like a Chargin' Targe or Splendid Screen. The disc launching features it has is shit and I couldn't care less even if it worked.
I hate the 12 year old kids that hate on this category because it's not modelled after real guns or tactic00l with sooper ACOG noskoep2.0
"dood nrf sukz get air-"
I felt like saying that to someone when he said: Nerf is shit and for kiddies and for Halo or some faggy game, fucking cunt.
I hate that, airsoft is just as good as Nerf.
My brother and I have some nerf guns around the house
we usually just use the maverick
Yeah, I was playing HvZ when some 10 year olds started to mess with some of our players calling us "Nerf Nerds" lol. I wanted to punch him in the face.
Nerf is pretty nerdy.
I mean, it's fun and all, but you can't honestly think you look cool while playing with nerf guns.
You came in here... To say that...
I've posted in this thread before.
It was in response to the poster above me. He got angry with a kid for calling them "Nerf Nerds" as if it isn't nerdy to be playing around with brightly colored plastic guns that shoot foam darts. Like I said, it's fun and all, but it isn't the coolest thing in the world.
Oh it's nerdy all right, but that's no reason for kids to be a dick to a complete stranger who's just trying to have some fun with his friends.
Actually, given the chance, I'd rather play airsoft over Nerf. And I do.
Don't get me wrong, I actually like Nerf and all. It more readily available and cheaper. If I'm not playing airsoft, I'd like to have a Nerf gun around so I can shoot shit without breaking things.
I just don't have money.
Don't think all of us airsofters are douchebags. Nobody on the airsoft forum is like that.
I don't think airsoft players are douchebags. All I think they're just hobbyists like other people.
Also I do want just one gas BB gun, its just my mother which is the problem. She thinks I'll kill someone with it.
I have about 15 Nerf blasters, which is enough for a Nerf war with my friends and cousins.
Its just fun that counts.
I may add a Nerf section to my new website, if I did and update every time there was a new gun, would you visit?
Hey, Do you guys reckon the Nerf Kidwell Mod is worth doing. I'm not sure incase i break it.
how many pennies should i put into a maveric?
Mav is about £10
Ye gads, my quest for a buzz bee double-shot goes on, as it has been for months now.
I meant literally into the gun behind the springs, but I have done it now
I think the limit is 3 or else it won't actually cock so you can shoot it.
As long as you follow all their instructions I wouldn't worry about breaking it, but just from what I've seen it's not going to get everything. If you really want to do an air restrictor removal, open it up. Look up the guide for whatever gun you're modding on modworks and familiarize yourself with the internals a little first. I'm pretty sure you'll get more performance out of it this way.
I'd also recommend adding a new spring.
Thanks. Ill be sure to do this in the near future.
Orange is overpowered. It has been nerfed down to yellow.
i finally got my nerf longshot
me and my mates where passing a toy store and i spotted them in a window i ran in there and bought it on the spot and convinced my friend to buy the maverick
later that day my third mate (who didn't buy one) is being shot by all us nerf owning master race
and he gets really pissed off
still looking for a longstrike though.
My Vulcan EBF-25
I've had a couple of nerf guns before, but this by far is my favorite!
Uh, guys. I got a Nite Finder or something like that (Single reload with laser sights.) and Laser sights got broken. Anybody knows how to fix it? I unscrewed the whole gun and nothing broke from inside.
I got an Alpha Trooper the other day, and the thing is my younger cousin is visiting tomorrow with his nerf gun soI can pulverize himwe can play together
Anyone know which gun this is? It looks cool as fuck.
That is the Lanard Shell Shock X-6.
Should I get the tactical vest? I'm planning to get the Stampede and the Longshot as well but should I get the vest?
I'm 12 and not a douchebag :P
Found the solution for my nerf-longstrike problem:
i'm coming to Us.
I modded my gun and then Me and my dad sprayed it and I'm pretty impressed with the outcome.
Sorry about the poor quality pic.
make a cap to cover the symbol of a pussy goverment that is the orange-painted tip
What nerf gun is that? I don't think I've seen one with that design.
The Longstrike.
Its a Nerf Longstrike without the barrel extension.
Damn ninjas
make a faux suppressor with a brass inner barrel or w/e
Have fun being arrested when you go out in public with it.
I need to put a nerf barrel break back together and cant find a vid, it would be helpful if someone could provide me with a link.
Looks like a FO3 laser rifle.


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Abstract | The course of Christian mission in Malaysia spans a period of almost fivehundred years. It traversed a path that began as a military crusade but then fellshort of its goals in the centuries after and has now arrived once more at thecrossroads. This dissertation reflects upon the course taken thus far and fromits present juncture ponders the passage ahead. The starting-point is mission as it was perceived in the past: an enterprise of"saving souls" and "planting churches" with the inculturation of the Christian faith all but neglected. Viewed as an institution of Western colonialism, the Church attained a degree of prestige and influence in society that has since been unsurpassed. With the birth of the new Malaysian nation in 1963, however, the marginalisation of the Church is increasingly apparent. Within the Church itself there is tension as it strives to understand mission not just in the traditional terms of conversion and church growth but as public engagement for common life in the Malaysian pIural society. Such tension is evident in the different responses of the church hierarchy and the laity in the Malaysian Borneo state of Sabah to the powerful force of state-sponsored Islamisation during the early 1970s. In the final analysis this study finds that socio-political forces operative in the contemporary Malaysian situation provide the greatest impetus for the emergence of a new approach to mission. This involves looking beyond church-centered goals to making a positive Christian contribution to national life. The fact that the Christian community is a marginal minority articulating its Christian viewpoint from within a context of religious pluralism means that the emphasis must necessarily be placed on interfaith dialogue as an integral part of the development of Christian missionary understanding today. |
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Im sure you've all heard by now about KoRn going back into the studio, making a few new songs, What do u think theyll sound like? Will it be the ones we seen on the Reconciliation DVD?
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Jon has confirmed they are re-releasing TPS with new tracks, so yeah it's most likely gonna be those leftovers from the Reconciliation DVD....which I'm hella excited about!
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Thats what I figured Cant wait to hear them Ill probably just buy them off itunes or something no point in buying the album since I already have it lol


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Essays in ConsciousnessThe ParadigmSpirit and Spirituality
The Stargate opens and waits.
The Ice-Man, The Ancient of Days cometh again. Stirs from his eternal slumber, the sleep of the Sleepers and moves, once again through the Stargate The Stargate of innocence, bliss and unconditional love.
Ice-man, The Ancient of Days cometh
He hears the cry of the innocent, whom he will not abandon. The cry of the innocent resounds through millennia of children who cry for themselves and for their Mother. But she can not .. will not hear.
The cry of this innocent shakes the core of Mother Earth and her tears are the issuing forth of molten earth for the grief of one so small.
The child knew and saw and forgave again and again until it knew its choice shutdown to remain as the sacrificial lamb or going home.
The innocent stands in the doorway the doorway of choice.
This child has always had the choice choose to stay or Infinity with the Sleepers. The Stargate offers the way straight home.
Is this the source of the original Big Bang? The death and re-birth of one consciousness giving birth to another
Science says that before the Big Bang there was nothing. Just space. But within that space ?
The Absolute Truth .. Atman .. Universal Consciousness ...
Is the Big Bang the Stargate through which came the first innocent consciousness willing to experience existence in a physical form?
The first innocent and its guardian later becoming the 'Gardeners' ... Innocence and bliss moving through the universe not separate but part of all things.
The first 'experiment' went horribly wrong. The Gardeners were trapped. Ego, language, needs, wants saw the densification of the body, so the Stargate closed. The way home was barred. Spirit was trapped on the earth plane.
It has now re-opened ... and with it advances in science, medicine, technology, research, religion and consciousness
One small planet in a vast universe. One small body, of a boy in the teeming mass of billions. One consciousness that is the essence of all that is. And more
The child from the stars the starchild from beyond the Stargate sees the way home the child knows and waits... no fears, no regrets, just all knowing.
What will be Will be.
Remembering moves through the planet and out into the cosmic winds ... the vibration of this knowing and its seeds will awaken many and form the beginnings of many new worlds.


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My favorite calling has been nursery just for the reason you shared. I never corrected any mistakes in singing or stopped enthusiastic shouting, etc. because it was just too darn cute. Your kiddo sounds awesomely smart. I am pretty sure I didn't know what a manatee was at her age. |
That's the best age! I remember having trouble pronouncing aluminum when I was very little. I gave it quite a bit of thought but always got it wrong. Spaghetti and hamburger also flummox little kids. Devyn, treasure every moment—the time's going to fly! |
I can tell you that I will look forward with much greater anticipation for the second coming now. Especially if that Day of Breakfast includes Biscuits and Gravy. |
Don't forget the bacon! No breakfast is complete without pork ;) |
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They are so cute at that age! When my son was going to his first class as a Sunbeam he asked me when he would start getting hot! |
It is a great age. In HP group we talked about the Millennium and Second Coming and I brought up the Millennial breakfast – got a few strange looks though. Guess they are not as well read as my 3 year old. mom247 – that is great. they are an endless source of fun statements. |
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6, that's great did you tell him it comes with his baptism by fire when he turns 8? |
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
Japanese poem video
Tanikawa, Shuntarō (text)
Motonaga, Sadamasa (illus.)
Kokoro no hikari (Light of the heart)
Tōkyō [et al.]: Bunken Shuppan, 2010. – [32] p.
(Series: Poppo raiburari: Miru miru ehon)
Heart – Soul – Emotion
The poet Tanikawa and the avant-garde artist Motonaga created the book "Moko mokomoko" (Metamorphosis of things) in 1976, and since then it has enjoyed success with readers, even its youngest ones. In the same vein, but this time without onomatopoetic words, they apply concise, verse-like texts to showcase individual positive emotions and moods that may arise in a human being at a particular time. They call it the Light of the Heart. That which is invisible is visualized using abstract images created by means of an airbrush technique, and is made perceptible through the use of finely wrought words. The heart is a universe. The breath-taking originality of this picture book is also due to the collaboration of Etsuko Nakatsuji, award winner at the Biennial Illustration Bratislava, for its layout and design. (Age: 6+)
Here is my friend and colleague, Junko Yokota, reading a selection from this book. She a professor of children's literature at National-Louis University in Illinois, an expert on international children's literature, and Director of the Center for Teaching through Children's Books there.
And here is Junko's translation of the poet's explanation of that poem:
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5 comments:
- Kristine said...
This series is fascinating! Thank you, Sylvia, for taking time to bring us poetry from around the world.
Funny, the very same word popped into my mind: fascinating! (I guess Kristine and I were having a mind-meld moment.) Thank you, Sylvia and Junko!
- Cathy said...
So funny, I just posted a link on Twitter calling this series "fascinating". I thought I should come back to comment and saw that others thought it was "fascinating". I have often wondered about picture books around the world, but have had little luck finding answers to my questions. These posts have helped me to learn more about the books children around the world enjoy. The videos are enjoyable! Thanks, Sylvia, for these delightful posts.
- Sylvia Vardell said...
Thank you, all, for your FASCINATING comments! I'm so glad you're enjoying my little global video series. I had so much fun doing this. It's such an "ear-opener" to experience poetry in all these different books and languages.
NOTE: See how Junko is reading what looks like the LAST poem in the book-- but it's the FIRST poem in the book. Since the book is in Japanese, the book moves right to left-- another fun thing for kids to observe. - 9:58 PM
- Holly Thompson said...
Thank you for featuring this book of Japanese poetry...lovely to hear Junko's reading in Japanese.


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We're working very hard on a special issue featuring the original cowboy artist—Charlie Russell. Our art director, Dan Harshberger, has done a dozen different cover designs. Here are the final nine. Can you spot the final cover design?
The 9 finalist layouts for our special issue on Charlie Russell (October, 2014)
"I have throwed my last leg over a saddle, the old pump is about to quit."
—Charlie Russell, age 62, two days before he died of a heart attack
If the choice had been up to me, I probably would have gone with the one showing the painting of the cowboy on the bucking bronco small and faded on the lower right (at Charlie's left elbow). Some of the other have two many competing elements. One of those, however is probably one that made it, since magazine publishers often show "horror vacuii" ---or however it's spelled, when it comes to covers.
Over on Facebook, I voted middle row - right. But also think bottom row - right is also a contender.
Top left corner.
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Middle row far right is my pick---Guess we will find out which one when we get the issue...:)
Let's just say you—Gay—will be pleasantly surprised.
BBB, I'm with Gay on this one. Middle row far right. To me, it has the best background, and nothing will change Charlie on any selection!!
Bottom Row Left. :)
Bob . . . sorry I couldn't be around while you were in my home area. See you one day. Wolfgang.
Middle one, second row.
Harshberger is killing it. Good stuff.
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Ginning is an energy intensive process. This paper evaluates the energy usage inside the cotton gins in Australia. Benchmark electricity use is found to range between 44 and 66 kWh per bale, with average being 52.3 kWh. The electricity consumption for different gins is nearly linearly correlated with bale numbers produced. The electricity network charge is a significant cost in cotton ginning operations. All gins monitored had an overall power factor of higher than 0.85. It is found that drying gas usage is strongly influenced by the cotton moisture reduction and regulated drying temperature. Overall, electricity and gas usage comprises about 61% and 39% respectively of total energy use (GJ/bale). 60.38 kg of CO2 are emitted for ginning each bale of cotton. A method for detailed monitoring of energy performance in cotton gins is developed and described. Detailed monitoring and analysis are carried out at two gin sites. It is found that changes in trash content in the module, degree of moisture and lint quality produced do not have significant influence on electricity usage, while the cotton variety is shown to affect the energy usage. Overall, cotton handling is found to be the largest energy user and it takes up to nearly 50% of power use in both gins. Packaging and handling together use some 70% of total power required.
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Date Deposited: | 31 Jul 2011 08:08 |
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | benchmark; detailed monitoring; incoming cotton; energy use; electricity; greenhouse gas emissions; cotton; ginning |
Fields of Research (FOR2008): | 07 Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences > 0701 Agriculture, Land and Farm Management > 070108 Sustainable Agricultural Development 14 Economics > 1402 Applied Economics > 140201 Agricultural Economics 09 Engineering > 0999 Other Engineering > 099901 Agricultural Engineering |
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Zucchini Pancakes
Author Notes: What to do with all that zucchini in the summer? This is a delicious side dish. - dagny - dagny
Food52 Review: These pancakes almost didn't get photographed because we began eating them, dabbed with Greek yogurt, as they emerged from the frying pan. A little grated potato binds the cakes and gives them the crispness of latkes, while the zucchini is fresh and lively, perfumed with lemon zest and parsley. Dagny says to soak up any extra moisture from the potatoes and zucchini in a towel, and you should definitely take this extra step. The pancakes will be crisper and lighter, and you, too, will devour them straight from the pan. - Amanda & Merrill - The Editors
Serves 2
- 2 cups grated zucchini
- 1/2 cup grated potato
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
- 1 teaspoon lemon zest
- 1 pinch breadcrumbs
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
- 2 tablespoons sour cream or yogurt (optional)
- Grate your zucchini and potato using the largest hole on your grater. Let stand in a colander for at least 30 minutes to drain. They will hold together better when you drain out maximum moisture. Salt generously.
- In a bowl, beat egg, chopped parsley, and lemon zest. Add pinch of salt and pepper to taste.
- Roll and squeeze zucchini/potato mixture in a towel to soak up moisture. Add pinch of bread crumbs to soak up any leftover wetness.
- Combine zucchini / potato mixture with egg mixture. Stir well and coat.
- Turn on over to 200? and place cookie sheet with foil in there to keep your pancakes warm as you make them.
- Heat 13" skillet on medium high heat. Melt 1 tablespoon of butter. You can use olive oil if you prefer, but butter is delicious. When foam subsides, drop a spoonful of your pancake mixture in. You don't really need to form it in advance, but pat it with a spatula and try to flatten it out as much as possible -- it'll be more crispy that way.
- Cook 2 at a time in a until golden brown on each side, then place in oven to keep warm to make additional pancakes. Serve as soon as possible, with a dollop of sour cream or (drained greek style) yogurt on top for extra richness.
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3 months ago Änneken
These are so so good! Due to lack of lemons at home I resorted to lime juice and added jalapeños as they were just about to go bad. The flavor is just fabulous - zingy, soft texture, yet chewy and also nutritious. A keeper!
6 months ago sevenfaces
These turned out crispy and delicious, but I found them too much work for a weeknight / sit down meal! As the description sort of suggests, these are the sort of things I'd rather make if I were hosting a casual get-together, serving them to people as they came out of the pan and having a chit chat and a drink while they cook. :)
8 months ago Julia W.
I made these for dinner last night and loved them! It's definitely important to squeeze out all the moisture from the grated vegetables. I also added some cubed feta cheese and lemon juice into the mix for some extra tang and saltiness.
8 months ago Samantha Hall
Is the egg mixture meant to be combined with the grated veg or used to coat it ? The recipe says combine and coat ??? I combined the lot and the pancakes are now on a plate in the fridge waiting to be baked for dinner but they are VERY mushy - i followed the recipe exactly other than using a combination of zucchini and carrot, as I only had one zucchini. Im not very optimistic that these are going to crisp up
9 months ago Laurence Tillett
Have done this the "oriental" way too...with grated carrots and scallions and a soy based drizzle to serve. Everyone love "pancakes" for supper! :-)
10 months ago JJ
Made these yesterday for dinner, me and my husband loved them so much. I followed the instruction below, squeezed the zucchini and potato, then put the salt, let rest in a colander for 1 hour. No problem with excessive moisture, came out crisp and golden, just lovely. Thanks for the recipe!
10 months ago Kiki
Maybe a stupid question are the zuquinis and potatoes cooked or raw?
10 months ago Cheryl
Yes - they are both uncooked prior to adding them to the mixture of egg, flour, etc. Also remember to salt the zucchini, then put it in a colander or dish towel to get more of water out.
10 months ago Kiki
Thank you!,, will do them tonight
10 months ago Catherine
Made these today to stack for a BLT with smaller heirloom tomatoes and Father's bacon. Used my cast iron skillet and made my "pancakes" half dollar size the tomatoes were so small. The recipe and texture reminded me of my crab cake recipe! Pretty too. My sense is if I had salted everything grated THEN let it drain & towel squeezed I would have gotten more water out. But as they were, the resulting pancake served my BLT well.
10 months ago Rachel
I salt the zucchini, then put it in a colander to get more water out. Then, I squeeze it out in a dish towel. If I am short on time, I skip the colander and just squeeze and really I can't tell the difference.
12 months ago Cheryl
Came across this in February in my search for simple sides that were not starch-laden,tried it and the family loved it! My 11 year old asked if it was some type of veggie "Egg Foo Yung"? I assured him it was not, as he does not care for eggs. Much to my surprise, he has asked for it repeatedly and said that he barely notices the eggs. This is really a meal saver; time,prep and cost wise. Love it!
over 2 years ago GoodFoodie
Made these last night. Used what I thought were 3 medium zukes and got about 5 cups of shredded zucchini. OK because I was making it for 6 which I though would work as a side dish but got us just 2 smallish per person. I will triple next time. Also the lemon zest really had a big flavor impact. A little time consuming with the grating, draining, and squeezing of liquid, but well worth it.
over 2 years ago Lorrainesfav
Nice recipe! To eliminate too much moisture, I scrape out the seeds in the middle of the zucchini with a spoon. Also to get crispier crust, I would lightly dip the pancakes in panko before frying. I also like to serve with a parsley basil pesto. Everything from the garden!
over 2 years ago
Amanda Hesser
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Love the panko idea -- I use panko on fried green tomatoes and it works really well for crisping.
over 2 years ago margedoro
I love egg fu young and thought this recipe would be good for a different version just add the gravy
over 2 years ago Einie
Made mine a little smaller & added some scallions & diced ortaga chilis. Plated on a large platter w/bowl of cool yogurt in middle - perfect appetizer on a warm summer evening.
over 2 years ago Madame Sel
I add fresh corn cup off the cob to mine and a little basil. No matter what you add-summer never tasted so good!
almost 3 years ago vivzan
I liked this, but mine came out too salty. I think a better unit of measurement is needed instead of "salt generously."
almost 3 years ago Kimblay
These were delicious. I didn't have breadcrumbs, so I used a little flour. Despite letting the zucchini drain for over 30 minutes, my cakes weren't crispy. The flavors were still great, but I was wondering if there were any additional tricks to crisp up the cakes.
almost 3 years ago
Amanda Hesser
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
Curious what kind of pan you used? Also, might want to press more moisture out of the zucchini and potato next time; that may help a bit.
almost 3 years ago CentralCoastContessa
For the Greek Yogurt sauce, I added lemon zest, a drib of lemon juice, and salt. Delish!
almost 3 years ago farmmommy
Thanks dagny! These were so yummy. They didn't come out as crispy as I'd hoped (maybe I made them too thick?). Anyway, I toasted some good whole wheat bread, spread on some ricotta, and topped it with these pancakes and some black pepper and Parmesan. They were delicious! Going to make double next time for picnic sandwiches.
about 3 years ago Paulaob
I made these today. Followed the directions exactly and they turned out great. I love vegetables and this is a new and welcome addition to my recipes. Just found this site and am really enjoying all the recipes and comments.


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