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industrial waste recycling Companies in Georgia (US)
Primary Energy
based in Oak Brook, ILLINOIS (USA)
Primary Energy Recycling is a Canadian corporation organized under the laws of British Columbia and is traded on the TSX under the symbol PRI. Primary Energy Recycling is governed by a board of directors that has an independent majority.
Recycling Consultant, LLC.
based in Seattle, WASHINGTON (USA)
We provide Recycling Consulting Services to governments & business to reduce their waste disposal costs and to maximize profits on recyclable commodities such as scrap metal, waste paper and plastic scrap.
Eldan Recycling A/S
based in Faaborg, DENMARK
Eldan Recycling A/S is one of the leading suppliers of equipment to the recycling and waste handling industries. We design and manufacture the equipment in-house at the production facility in Faaborg, Denmark. The main field of expertise is solutions for recycling of tyre, cable, aluminium (UBCs) and WEEE (Waste Electronic and Electric Equipment). We also supply waste ...
econ industries GmbH
based in Starnberg, GERMANY
Hazardous and industrial waste technologies are our profession. The VacuDry units - a thermal desorption process working with high temperature and lowest vacuum - are state-of-the-art for treating mercury, hydrocarbon, PCB, solvent polluted sludge and soils. We also offer solidification units to stabilise inorganic ashes, dust and sludge as well as sterilising systems ...
United Industries Group, Inc.
based in Newport Beach, CALIFORNIA (USA)
United Industries Group, Inc. (UIG), located in Lake Forest, California has been an industry leader in innovative design, manufacture and installation of custom storage tanks and related systems for wet and dry industrial applications since 1969. We provide far more than just tanks. We provide storage solutions. Our designs include all types storage tanks – bolted ...
Liquid Waste Technology LLC (LWT LLC)
based in New Richmond, WISCONSIN (USA)
Liquid Waste Technology (LWT) specializes in the design and manufacture of custom dredging system solutions for the dredging industry. LWT builds high quality computer and remote controlled portable dredges uniquely equipped for a variety of applications including: Dewatering Projects, Wastewater Lagoon Dredging, Water Treatment Plant Maintenance, Mine Tailings, Canal ...
ALA Recycling Industries
based in Newton, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
ALA Recycling Industries is a leader in the recycling industry. For more than 20 years ALA Recycling Industries has been a premier recycling processor, dealer and consultant. We can maximize all your recycling profits by reviewing your current recycling needs and presenting you with a customized recycling program for your company.We develop long-term business ...
Oxford Instruments Industrial Analysis
based in Abingdon, UNITED KINGDOM
Oxford Instruments designs, supplies and supports high-technology tools and systems with a focus on research and industrial applications. Innovation has been the driving force behind Oxford Instruments` growth and success for over 50 years, and its strategy is to effect the successful commercialisation of these ideas by bringing them to market in a timely and ...
Macpresse Europa S.R.L
based in Vernate, ITALY
Macpresse International is an Italian company headquartered in Vernate (Milan). Macpresse has been designing and installing recovery facilities for recycling secondary scrap materials for over 40 years. Macpresse provides scrap-handling solutions in the following sectors: recovery of first/secondary materials, processing of municipal solid waste (MSW) and industrial ...
Erdwich Zerkleinerungssysteme GmbH
based in Kaufering, GERMANY
Shredding systems & refrigerator recycling. With 1-, 2-, and 3-shaft machines, Erdwich offers here a vast range of disintegrators. As part of complete systems for processing refrigerators, hospital waste, paper, wood, synthetic materials, rejects, domestic and industrial waste etc. these machines will convince you by there precision and reliability in the hard industrial ...


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Meyer Home and Hardware
421 E. Mitchell
Petoskey Michigan 49770United States
(231) 347-3978
Editor's Review
Don't overlook this cool old store; there's a great selection of kitchen gear and home products as well as the hardware you expect.
Meyer Home and Hardware opened in 1935 and for many years it was the place to buy a hammer and nails in Petoskey. But as big-box chains like Lowe's and Home Depot siphoned business away from independently owned hardware stores, the Meyer family realized it would have to change. (One transition: becoming part of the Ace franchise, though there is nothing "chain" about Meyer.) You can still buy the basics here -- garden rakes, hoses, light bulbs, screws -- but the front section of the store now features an impressive array of kitchen gadgets, home products and dime store knickknacks. Prices are more affordable here than at other Gaslight District gift shops, and the selection is great. (For a bit of local color, check out the canning section, with old-fashioned apple peelers, food mills and more. You know you're in Michigan fruit country when cherry pitters are a hardware store staple.) Even if you don't buy anything, Meyer is worth a stop for the sheer pleasure of seeing a 75-year-old business thriving in the 21st century.

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I didn't enjoy MM as much as GP, mainly because they were too similar.
As for the ring, I'd always pictured Vetinari having one, because it would be entirely in character for someone like him to have one and use it regularly.
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Jan Van Quirm wrote::lol: You are soooooooooo literal!
It's nothing to do with feminism at all! - you said...Everything she does for Moist, from pressing his pants to bringing his newspaper to getting him his breakfast are the actions of a lovestruck person.
Those are the actions of a female who's got over being lovestruck quite some time ago (Lovestruck is 2nd stage attraction - well 3rd perhaps after WOW and scraping your chin off the floor and then hanging around waiting for him to notice you - some kind of verbal interaction has to have taken place anyway ) and has gone onto the consolidation stages in showing the prospective long-term mate she's a keeper on the domestic front - like a mum...
I won't expect you to understand all that given your comments about dry cleaning etc *pats your head very hard*, but ask your wife and she'll explain better than I can perhaps A golem would certainly understand the trouser-pressing, newspaper smoothing etc because that's practical - it has nothing whatsoever to do with being in love or fancying you are, even if you're capable of having those emotions
Like males, the last thing on a female's mind whilst they're falling for a love object is putting slippers by the fire and keeping the glassware shiny - plumping cushions perhaps, but only in the bedroom and they're about to or have just squashed them up a lot and plumped away on them without the 'L' In present day Britain (and the US I daresay) doing the domestic chores is strictly something that couldn't happen until a couple are at least 'going steady' but in the equivalent time-frame (vaguely victorian/dickension) domestic bliss was something that didn't come into the courting equation in any way until after the wedding (or at least co-habitation as even then a piece of paper wasn't always needed). Then, yes - being a domestic godess was a proper expression of love or if they were rich enough the ordering the servants to do it.
Trust me, on this basis whatever romantic mush Gladys was reading away from the PO ladies domain, she would have been reading about post-marital, maternal or servant duties. Professional pride was wounded at the most (aside from the comedy aspect naturally) - golems aren't that naive and if she was, well what you don't know you don't miss. She'll have got over it quickly enough
LilMaibe wrote:Hello and welcome to the site.
Depends on who you ask the answer to that question will either be 'yes' 'no' or something along the lines of 'RRRAARRGHFUIVh HOW Dare U critzice Sir Terry!??! Hes the bestest outhur EV4R!!!1!11!vufguuvkuefvc! '
My answer would be:
No, you did not miss anything. The ending to MM did feel rushed and forced, recycling ideas from Feet of Clay, Interesting Times and Going Postal to a degree and not caring much about the previous charactertraits that made Moist a very neat addition to the cast originally.
rockershovel wrote:I didn't enjoy MM as much as GP, mainly because they were too similar.
As for the ring, I'd always pictured Vetinari having one, because it would be entirely in character for someone like him to have one and use it regularly.
ChristianBecker wrote:Isn't it Vetinari's sealing ring?
Edit: Does it somewhere in the book actually say that the real Vetinari indeed wears that ring.
It could also be a rumour that he has such a device and people like Cosmo would be likely to fall for it.
francis wrote:Hi folks,
Wayyyyy late to the party I know, but I've only just read MM and the court of inquiry scene really threw me for a loop. Basically Moist, who spent the entirety of GP coming to terms with the damage his criminal past has caused - not least to Adora, who lost her job, her inheritance and her father to his defrauding and the resulting run on the banks. Not surprisingly, she thought he was utter scum until he managed to convince her he'd changed his ways.
Yet in MM he cheerfully brushes off those crimes as no big deal - I don't have the text in front of me, but something along the lines of it being the banks' own fault for not catching on. This in a room where we're told Adora is sitting right in the front row - Adora, a woman who attacked bloody Detritus the day before in a fit of pique - and yet there's no apparent fallout at all!
I'm the last person to jump on the Moist-bashing bandwagon and I really like the turn Terry's taken towards nuanced characterisation and commentary, but that one felt like a real clanger... or did I miss something here?
Tonyblack wrote:Welcome to the site, francis!
And always good to see you barrie! What metal did you use for the black rings?
raptornx01 wrote:Adora lost her job because of moist, but it was Guilt that did everything else. and he didn't place blame on the bank for what he did. actually he didn't talk about them really at all in the trial. what you are thinking of is him basically saying the people he defrauded were trying to defraud him. that was in reference to all the smaller cons he's done, not the bank. there was nothing there for her to get upset about.
And him just blurting it all out, yes a bit casually, was because of Cosmo and Moist's former partner who were trying to use Moist's past as leverage against him. He needed to regain control of the situation. Coming clean the way he did was the only way to rebalance things in his favor. He was taking a risk Vetinari would throw him under the carriage, but he didn't have many options.
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CAPE ELIZABETH — Police are investigating an incident involving marijuana cookies that led to the suspension of nine Cape Elizabeth High School students.
School administrators received information Friday about marijuana-laced cookies on school grounds, said Superintendent Meredith Nadeau.
The student who provided the cookies apparently knew they contained marijuana, but it was less clear whether everyone who ate them knew, she said.
School policy calls for a student who distributes or sells drugs to be suspended for 10 days and possibly be expelled.
The penalty for first-time possession is a two-day suspension and a visit to a substance abuse counselor.
Some of the students ate the cookies, felt ill and went to the school nurse's office, but Nadeau indicated Monday that other information prompted the administration's investigation. She would not specify what that information was.
The incident apparently did not require anyone to go to the hospital, said Cape Elizabeth police Capt. Brent Sinclair.
There was no information to suggest that parents or school district employees were involved, Sinclair said.
The effects of ingesting marijuana in food can be different from those of smoking it, said Karen Simone, a clinical toxicologist and the center's director.
The sensations can be different, she said, and someone who ingests the plant could feel sick, especially if they don't know they have ingested it.
Marijuana could cause agitation, drowsiness, confusion or paranoia, Simone said, and the dosage may be harder to control when the drug is eaten. "Just because something gets you high doesn't mean you like it," she said.
Criminal prosecution in Friday's case could be difficult because police would have to make a case separate from the information that school officials obtained in their investigation, said Jonathan Berry, a lawyer who practices criminal defense and has a specialty in marijuana law.
School officials have broader authority than police to search lockers or compel statements from students, so that information might not be admissible in court, he said.
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Un Borracho en Baja
By early April the drizzly and cold Oregon winter finally got to me, and rather than opening up a vein, I pointed the bike south and headed for the heat and dust of Baja. My goal was simply to have a good time, soak up some sun, and drink the proper measure of adult beverages.
Yes, it's yet another Baja ride report. But I spent most of my time on pavement. And because I was riding alone, I didn't try to hang anything precious too far over the ragged edge. So those of you looking for a testosterone-fueled adventure might want to look elsewhere. This one's going to be pretty tame in comparison. You've been warned!
But if you've never been to Baja, and are thinking about maybe dipping your toes into the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez, then maybe this report might have something to offer you.
I've been down there four times before. But always by car or airplane. So this would be a first for me.
And so I packed up the bike and set out at O dark thirty on a cold, wet Saturday morning and rode up over Siskiyou Pass on I-5. The temperature quickly dropped down below freezing as I ascended the pass, and a light snow fell. I had to keep my visor open to keep it from fogging up, and the sharp, icy snowflakes stung my face.
I couldn't get out of Oregon fast enough.
By the time I hit Dunsmuir, south of Mt. Shasta, the snow had stopped falling. But the temperature didn't rise out the 30s until I rolled through Redding at the north end of California's central valley.
And then after breakfasting in Williams, I came out to discover this:
WTF? This was definitely not good. It seemed to be radiator fluid, but trying to discover where it had come from proved impossible because it was coating the entire front surface of the engine. There was none around the water pump, and no obvious leaks at the bottom of the radiator, so I took those pictures with my iPhone and sent them to my dealer in Medford, hoping he might have some clue what had happened.
His first guess: blown head gasket. Not what I wanted to hear. My trip was done.
But there was a BMW dealer (A&S) about 60 miles away in Roseville, CA. So I figured that I'd top off the radiator and limp on over there to let their mechanics have a look. And with my eyes alternately scanning the road and the temperature gauge, I made it there and turned the bike over to them.
Fortunately for me, my older brother lives about 15 miles away. So I had a place to stay for the night if the bike wasn't going to get me any farther. But for the next four hours I got to cool my heels in A&S's waiting area while they tried to diagnose my bike's problem.
They checked the computer codes, ran the engine up to where the fans kicked on twice, and then rode the bike around the neighborhood, trying to make it recreate the problem. But nothing seemed wrong at all. Their only guess was that the radiator cap was faulty, and proposed replacing it and seeing whether that solved the problem.
I hate mechanical mysteries. But I had two choices: Head back home and forget the trip, or ride on down to the border the next day and see if any more fluid spilled. If it did, I'd pack it in and head home. But if it didn't, I'd cross the border and take my chances. So I chose to push my luck.
But first my brother, kind soul that he is, took me out for a fine dinner of sushi and sake, followed by generous amounts of Bombay Sapphire gin and tonic before turning in.
The next morning my head hurt. Go figure.
But I set out south again with high hopes.
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So I droned on down I-5 all the way to La Mesa, and the bike didn't wet itself again. Things were looking up.
The next morning I rolled up twisty Highway 94 to Tecate, and crossed over into Mexico.
The plan was to head east and then south to San Felipe, then ride along the Sea of Cortez past Puertecitos and Bahía San Luis Gonzaga, and then cut inland to Coco's Corner and then back out to Laguna Chapala. After that, Bahía de los Angeles, El Arco, and down to Mulegé and Bahía Concepcion before turning north again.
Sort of like this:
If you're wondering where the best place to cross the border might be, look no farther than Tecate. It's a sleepy little crossing, with none of the hordes of Tijuana or Mexicali, and the entire process took me 20 minutes from start to finish.
For those of you who don't know, if you intend to head farther south than the "tourist zone" (south of Ensenada), then you need to fill out, and pay for, a tourist card, or FMM (Forma Migratoria Múltiple). The process is fairly straight forward, but you have to fill out the form in one office, then take it over to another office to pay for it, get a receipt, then than take it back to the first office to get it stamped.
The reason for the two-step process is apparently to avoid corruption, but depending on where you cross, it can be a time consuming event. In Tecate, where the two offices are adjacent to each other in the same building, it's a cake walk.
I crossed through the border gate and rolled downhill to the first right-hand turn and continued around the block on the one-way streets, ending up back at the immigration office, where I parked the bike. There are plenty of border guards milling about, so security is not an issue.
Entering the door, the first desk is right in front of you. The clerk checks your passport, fills in a few details, and hands you the papers to take to the 2nd clerk at the bank (Banjercito), which is just outside the door to the left. You pay your $21, get a receipt, head back to the first clerk, get a few stamps, and you're on your way. Like I said, 20 minutes tops, and I was dawdling.
Heading out of Tecate, I decided to stay off the toll (Cuota) road heading east, and enjoyed the countryside along the free (Libre) Highway 2.
One of the inmates here suggested that I take a dirt long cut down to Highway 3 from El Hongo to Ojos Negros, but there had been some torrential rains during the previous few days. So I elected to stay on pavement, especially after I saw the many pools of standing water along the sides of the highway, hoping to maybe catch it on the way home.
I had been wanting to ride down the Rumorosa grade for years, and I finally got the chance. It didn't disappoint. An E-ticket ride, for those of you old enough to know what that means.
By the time I got down to sea level, it was lunch time. So soon after veering south on Highway 5 toward San Felipe, I pulled over at a roadside seafood stand, where the proprietor served me a plate of delicious ceviche the size of my head.
Damn, that was good!
His English was about as good as my Spanish, so we had a fairly fractured conversation about how few Gringos are coming down to Mexico these days, and how everyone's hurting. I told him that I have more fear walking down the streets in your average American city than I do of traveling alone in Mexico. But try telling that to most Americans and they think you're nuts. Big sigh.
But once I had finished my ceviche and Coke, I thanked him and saddled up to head south again. The temperature heated up to 80°F as I passed Laguna Salada, and I suddenly felt warmer than I had since probably last September. Ahhhhh.
By 3 in the afternoon I was rolling into San Felipe, where I found a room at the Jesus Motel.
After checking in, the first order of business was to start drinking. And I wasted no time getting down to the malecón to get down to work.
Dinner found me at Rice and Beans, where I practically had the whole place to myself.
But once my belly was full, and my brain properly lubricated, there was nothing better to do at the end of the day than to stroll along the rocky beach at low tide, and then make my way back to the motel along the malecón.
I was thinking: This is a pretty good start.
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Was that dried up de-icer crap that they put all over the roads? I'm getting crazy stuff like that all over my bike since it has been raining heavy and washing it all away.
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We saw you roll by us when we were at Rice and Beans in San Felipe, then we met at Coco's.
Glad to see you had as good a time as we did.
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I had an 800ST and on a very few occasions it too had that white stuff, not so much of it, drip from the radiator, or the cap, or somewhere.
It has been reported by a number of 800 owners. I don't know if anyone ever found the cause and the cure. If they did it may have been reported on bmwf800ridersforum.
I just got back from my own ride down to Cabo on the 12th.
It's easy to cross into Mexico at Tijuana. Nobody gets the visa or pass, so I walked in and got it in 5 minutes. But coming back at Tijuana would not be a good idea. That's where Tecate comes in nice.
Or, Mexicali, where motorcycles are allowed to cut to the front of the line, thru' the Sentri lane.
Nice photos.
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Good so far, more please.
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This sounds more fun than work. I'll be tagging along.
Buen Viaje!
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My original plan was to get a leisurely start and only ride as far as Bahía San Luis Gonzaga, but the lost day spent dealing with my incontinent motorcycle meant I was going to have to combine days 2 & 3. So I got up at dawn and set out to make it as far as Alphonsina's for a late breakfast.
Once I got well south of San Felipe, and the miles and miles of speculative real estate ventures apparently gone bust, I hit the newly paved section near Puertecitos.
Since I had the whole road all to myself, the hooligan in me came out.
And then boom, end of pavement.
But the next section wasn't difficult. I kept it up in 4th or 5th gear almost all the way into Bahía San Luis Gonzaga.
The sandy parking area at Alphonsina's made it hard to keep the bike upright on the side stand. So I parked it out at the end of the runway. If somebody had landed long, or had to go around, they would have had a rude surprise.
Gassing up at the Pemex, the local dogs eyed me with some justifiable suspicion.
Then I headed south to Coco's
The ocotillo cactus was in bloom.
There were a few rocky sections on the way up to Coco's Corner, but nothing too taxing.
And then...
Coco was busy cutting up a sheet of plywood with a circular saw, with his generator roaring in the background. So we didn't get much chance to converse.
But he did pause long enough to get me to sign his guest book.
After which I toured the art gallery...
And checked out the lobby...
Visited the facilities...
And the opulent accommodations...
And took a stroll through the garden.
One of a kind.
Just before I left, fudgypup and Mark from this ride report rode up, and Coco enlisted our help screwing in a couple of studs. I, um, "supervised."
Then it was off to sprint out to Highway 1 near Laguna Chapala.
By mid-afternoon I was approaching Bahía de los Angeles.
Where I checked into the very comfortable Costa del Sol.
Nice room.
I met "Escooby" and "Lascaba." Poor old Lascaba is now old and blind.
Once I settled in, I got down to the serious business of drinking.
And while I was hard at work, a couple of fisherman buddies from southern California drove up and settled down at the table with me. Ed and Harold keep a boat down there, and get down as often as they can.
We sat out under the umbrellas, drinking, with them regaling me with Bay of LA stories from the old days. After a while, Ed excused himself and came back a couple of minutes later with a big cup of Bombay Sapphire and tonic, with a lime from his own garden.
Now, how did he know that was my favorite social lubricant?
You meet the nicest people in Baja!
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Teresa Walters: Hidden Valley Community Concert Association presents the classical pianist performing works by Beethoven, Brahms, Liszt, Mussorgsky and Gershwin; 2 p.m. today; California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $10-$20; (760) 740-0619.
Taryn Donath Duo: Funk/soul/blues/jazz duo; 2 p.m. today; Community Room, Georgina Cole Library, 1250 Carlsbad Village Drive, Carlsbad; free; (760) 602-2024.
"The Way of the Cross": North County Sunday Opera Soiree singers presents sacred classical music; 3 p.m. today; St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic Church, 609 Pier View Way, Oceanside; $12 donation; (760) 525-7233.
"Youth Creating Harmony" Festival Choirs Concert: San Diego North Coast Singers hosts this festival performance of youth choirs, including Los Angeles Children's Chorus, Central Coast Children's Choir, Laguna Road Chorus and Southern California Children's Chorus, with conductor/composers Paul Caldwell and Sean Ivory; 3 p.m. today; Mandeville Auditorium, UC San Diego, La Jolla; $10, adults; $5, students; northcoastsingers.com.
Palomar Symphony Orchestra: With the Poway Symphonette performing works by Mozart, Elgar, Janacek, Grieg and the West Coast premiere of Gordon Goodwin's "Level 4/Area Red"; 8 p.m. Tuesday; California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $12, general; $10, seniors; $8, students; (800) 988-4253.
White and Weller: Improvisation with pianist Joshua White and woodwinds artist Ellen Weller; noon Thursday; O2 Performance Studio, Palomar College, 1140 W. Mission Road, San Marcos; free; (760) 744-1150, 2453.
An Irish Hooley With Slugger O'Toole; Celtic songs and music; 7:30 p.m. Friday; California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; $35-$39; (800) 988-4253.
Palomar Jazz "Something Hot, Something Cool": Palomar College's Day and Night Jazz Ensemble and The Sprectrum Singers perform big band and swing music; 8 p.m. Friday; O2 Performance Studio, Palomar College, 1140 W. Mission Road, San Marcos; $12, general; $10, seniors; $8, students; (760) 744-1150, 2453.
Old Town Temecula Bluegrass Festival: The 13th annual festival will feature live jams, workshops and round-the-clock music on two stages; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; Main Street, Temecula; free (special indoor concert at 7 p.m. March 16 has a $15-$20 fee); (951) 678-1456, temeculatheater.org.
Clarinetist Andrew Moses: The 13-year-old musical prodigy performs a mixed program; 8 p.m. Friday; Encinitas Library, 540 Cornish Drive, Encinitas; $12; (760) 633-2740.
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe: jazz funk/pop; 9 p.m. Saturday; Belly Up Tavern, 143 S. Cedros Ave., Solana Beach; $25-$44; (858) 481-8140, bellyup.com.
Palomar/Pacific Coast Concert Band "A Musical Passport": 2 p.m. Saturday; O2 Performance Studio, Palomar College, 1140 W. Mission Road, San Marcos; free; (760) 744-1150, 2453.
Cowboy Jack: Vintage country solo show: 6:30-9:30 p.m. March 17; Robbie's Roadhouse, 530 N. Highway 101, Encinitas; no cover; (760) 634-2365.
Poway Symphony Orchestra: Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 with pianist Chetan Tierra, and choral works by Faure and Rutter featuring choirs from Mt. Carmel High and Cal State San Marcos; 2:30 p.m. March 17; Poway Center for the Performing Arts, 15498 Espola Road, Poway; (858) 673-9702.
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Captivate, Kill or Destroy (a quote from the official orders given to the Massachusetts Forces) is about the Penobscot Expedition of 1779. A small British garrison had been established in what is now Maine (and was then part of Massachusetts), and the rebel government in Boston was determined to expel that garrison. Seven hundred British redcoats were in an unfinished fort, Fort George, and the harbour beneath the fort was protected by three sloops-of-war. Against this the State of Massachusetts sent an army of around 900 men and a fleet of 42 ships, half of which were warships. In this early scene a handful of rebel ships feel out the British harbour defences. The Lieutenant John Moore who watches the fight is the famous Sir John Moore, of Corunna fame. This was his first experience of battle, when he was 18 years old.
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I know a lot people don't have this problem on this forum, but I figured I can get some advice. I'm a 58 yo male with prediabetes, I have gone on a vegan diet in order to stave off diabetes. The problem is that weight is down to 160lbs with my height of 6 ft3 in. People say that I look too skinny. Am I losing too much weight or muscle mass? Any ideas?
I heard if you were over 40 and not lifting weights, you were losing muscle mass. It doesn't say if you work out or not?
At your current weight and height, you are still at a normal, healthy body mass index (BMI), 20.0 kg/m2 to be exact (the normal range is 18.5-24.9 kg/m2).
However, if you are in what you feel like is a downward spiral of weight loss and trying to prevent getting too low, then you will need to, at the risk of oversimplifying, eat more food. For people who think they couldn't possibly eat more, I would suggest trying higher calorie foods that are easier to consume such as pure fruit juice, plant milks, dried fruits, and pasta.
With prediabetes or diabetes, you do not want to pack in those extra calories with fat, however, because you will then be setting yourself up for increased risk of insulin resistance - exactly what we're trying to avoid with these conditions.
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I read about some Chicago nurses study where they proved there is no such thing as too thin. (illness-related weight loss aside of course) I think they have proved the same thing for men in some other study? I found Dr Fuhrman's Eat to Live very helpful in straightening out the record what is myth and fact when it comes to nutrition. If you're always hungry that is something else, then you're not eating enough. If you feel satisfied with your meals and have plenty of energy, then you're getting enough calories... maybe you just have a slim build (you can always work out to build muscle mass like you said ) or maybe people just get used to seeing you and others looking overweight and think it is normal. I am also slim (female with bmi 18.5) and I get so fed up of people making negative comments about celebrities who they think look too thin... yes there are unhealthy ways to lose weight and there is also such a thing as anorexia but if you're eating a healthy diet and eating more than salad when you're hungry then you do not fall into those categories! And if you want to beat the diabetes then keep up the healthy diet and trust your weight to stabilize where it needs to be!
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But most people are shocked at the size of my salad.
No offense to salad-eaters! I eat salad too! Just trying to point out that it is possible to be eating lots of food but not enough calories.
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The Wave Prophecy 2 was the best running shoe I have ever worn and went through several pair. The 3 was a complete disappointment, and I just bought a new pair of 4s, and they wore a hole in the side after just 3 runs. I would do anything to have the 2s back. Going to have to try another brand after the 2 latest revisions.
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I bought my first pair of wave prophecy 3's today and put about 4 1/2 miles on them. And all the good reviews about them were correct. Was everything they said they were. Completely stable but totally soft. Perfect run.
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I bought two pair since Summer. I like the cushioning it provides for heal striking, especially on cement. For a heavy runner, this works well for daily training and I recommend this for long runs.
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i only have about 40 miles on these as i rotate between 3 pairs. i had heard that mizuno made great shoes so i used the online site to suggest a replacement for my kensai 4 asics. they feel funny to me like my toes are clinching when i am walking with them on. when i run i stay on the balls of my feet and i don't feel that. i have not taken them more than 5 miles at a time. let me do a 10 or 13.1 mile run in them and i will be able to tell more about the toe clench thing. the forefoot is not as stable as the kensai 4. feels loose, more like an old pair of brooks infinity i had a few years back. runs fine but just feels sloppy, i put 400 miles on those with no problem, so hopefully these will serve me as well. the nike zoom elite 7 that are in my rotation have 500 miles on them and i hope they go another 200. they have revised them and i cannot get another pair. i have run in them and in the kensai-4 in hot and cold on track, road, and trail and never even think about my feet. so far, the wave prophecy 3 have been good. maybe i will give another review at 400 miles and tell you more.
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I'm a 5'8" 150 lb runner, ran competitively in high school and college, logging 20-40 miles/week, with a mix of 60% roads and 40% earthen/rocky trails. I've worn Asics Nimbus, Nike Pegasus, and Brooks Ghost. This shoe is my first foray into Mizuno and I'll have to say I'm disappointed; more expensive does not necessarily mean you'll be getting a better shoe. Other reviewers have focused on the lack of transition from heel to toe and the lack of support on the upper. I'll confirm both of those problems and add a few observations of my own. I'm a faster runner at a training pace of 6-7/min per mile and land primarily on my forefoot. This shoe does not support that running stride, as the structure and rigidity do not allow much flex in the shoe. I find have to modify my form to land flat on the full length of the shoe surface or slam my heel to lessen the impact and do an awkward transition forward. They are stiff as bricks after the first 20 miles; not sure if they will soften-up. The upper is nice, breathable, and of soft material, but apparently, my normal size 9 is WAY too big to fit into their size 9. I have to cinch them down, causing the seam at the tongue to bulge upward or inward (and inward hurts the top of my foot). I slide all around in these things and have never had that problem before in any other running shoe of size 9. Where the "arches" of the shoe skid surface meet the upper, there is incredible stiffness and lack of cushioning, hitting right behind the little toe and radiating up into the arch of the foot--never felt that from any other shoe, either. I suppose because of the design, this was unavoidable, but didn't expect one part of the running platform to be less cushioned than the others--my forefoot running form may intensify this pain. Overall, these are not a fast shoe for lighter runners--they feel stiff, high-profile, and unforgiving. I only plan to wear them on short runs or shopping, since the discomfort from wearing them while running outweighs all other concerns. Short assessment? A beautiful shoe, where form and function are not connected (think Adidas Springblade without the spring, or the old Nike Shox).
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I love these shoes the most comfortable shoes I've ever put on I want wear anything else!
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