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1869 10C Ten Cents, Judd-717, Pollock-797, R.7, PR64 Red PCGS. 30.86 grains. The obverse is similar to the regular issue, but without the date in the exergual area. This so-called Second Reverse has SIL. NIC. COP. in larger letters, with the date below, in a smaller font, and slightly curved. Although Judd listed this as the second reverse, it is actually the first striking with the no date obverse die; later strikings with the obverse die have a polishing scratch in the die at the base of Liberty's feet. The coin is cherry-red, has a reeded edge, and has a specific gravity of 8.9. The reeding on this coin is different than the reeding on the J-715 as well as the other coins using this obverse and a different reverse. The purpose of the patterns with this obverse/reverse was experimental, to test the alloy of Koulz (Roulz?), a German chemist. (A theory proved recently by David Cassel, a specialist in this series). His 26% silver, 33% nickel, and 41% copper mixture formed an unacceptable alloy, primarily because silver and nickel are totally incompatible. Other strikings with this die combination were made in silver, copper, and coin nickel. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. The coin has bright, fiery-red surfaces that reflect a mostly copper composition. However, in the center of the reverse there is an irregular splash of whiteness, probably from either silver or nickel alloy that did not mix properly with the copper. The fields show evidence of heavy die striations, which have in turn imparted a very appealing reflectivity to the fields. There are a few small specks of carbon on each side that help to identify this important pattern. Probably even scarcer than the R.7 rating in Pollock. Ex: Dunham; Olsen; The Palace Collection--Farouk (Sotheby's, February-March, 1954), lot 1831 as AW-796; Schulman 1954; Robert L. Hughes; acquired by Gene Wolfe from RLH in 1977. (#80943) (#80943) (PCGS# 80943)
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What better place than the waterfront, only steps from New England Aquarium, cruise ships, and whale-watching boats, to build one of the snazziest branches of the local Legal Sea Foods chain with outdoor seating in the warmer months? In a dining room full of colorful tiles and sea-inspired sculpture, you'll find all the classic and contemporary seafood preparations served in other branches, including fresh oysters, creamy chowders, seafood bisque (there is a light clam chowder for health-conscious diners), crispy fried clams and scallops, wood-grilled fish, and that buttery crumb-topped stuffed lobster. The Vegetarian Box, featuring Thai curried veggies and tofu, is a thoughtful addition for the seafood squeamish.
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Nov 30, 2008
Part of a large chain. Maybe not the best seafood spot locally, but still a good option. Food generally good (probably the best place to get the really thick kind of New England clam chowder), rather expensive, OK service. Probably the best location locally of this particular chain.
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I had the best Lobster I have ever had. It was stuffed and wieght about 3lbs. Service was great. They also have the best wine prices in town or in any town I have ever seen. I loved it.
Jul 5, 2007
The restaurant was very nice, clean, great atmosphere. I had raw oysters for the first time!! They were great. Overall the food was pretty good - I was very disappointed in the clam chowder (go to Union Oyster House for this!) - it lacked flavor. My biggest disappointment though was in the preparation of the fish - a restaurant this big and well-known should get temperatures right the first time. We were served 2 pieces of Well-Done tuna. It
was quickly replaced with a wonderfully cooked Medium Rare piece, but as I said, a place with such a reputation should not have made such an error.
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Wyoming Blues & Jazz Society Presents The Ori Naftaly Band
I'm a huge fan of Blues and live music, and was ecstatic when I saw the press release below. In case you've never been to a WBJS show, you're in for a real treat. Not only is this a great way to kick off the new year, it's also an excellent avenue to expand your musical repertoire. If you want more info on the band, click here. See you on the 4th!


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Flowers are the face of a garden, providing color and texture. But a few well-placed landscape accessories can give it character and a dash of personality.
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"There's some wonderful stuff out there (to collect) and it's awfully tempting, but you have to be really careful not to overdo it," said Linda Engstrom, a landscape designer from Portland, Oregon.
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Youth participants at the "Flora and Fauna Camp" in June learned about the local environment with hands-on activiites.
The day camp sponsored by the University of Florida/Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences St. Johns County Extension Office offered activities in a camp experience that highlighted bees, nature photography, horticulture and indigenous plants and animals.
Award-winning vegetable gardener Tina Andrews has a magic formula for her garden.
"I put it in the ground, do a little dance, sing a little song and hope for the best," Andrews said.
Others use different formulas, but more and more St. Johns County residents share a passion for growing their own food.
Be it eggplant, okra or tomatoes, vegetable gardens have grown in popularity. Today, one in three U.S. households now grow their own food.
The other day an individual asked me if they could use a water soluble liquid fertilizer in the landscape.
Of course they can, but most people do not realize that all fertilizers are not created equally. There are three basic fertilizer formulations; liquid, granular and time-released.
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The mention of Fourth of July and family gatherings triggers two very distinct childhood memories for me. One is of my dad and Uncle Fred sitting in the stock tank in nothing but their overalls. The other is of gooseberry pie.
As a child in Missouri, I remember my dad working very hard. He got up early and milked cows, fed hogs, and did other daily chores before going out to the hay fields in the summer.
Haying is not really a one-man job, so Uncle Fred would come to help stack hay after Dad had mowed, raked and baled it.
Some people are downsizing their gardens big time. They're moving from whopping perennial borders to terrariums, tiny Zen gardens and fairy-gardens-in-a-pot. In these little landscapes, a watering can is typically the size of a quarter and a layer of moss serves as ground cover. They require little maintenance and can be enjoyed on a deck, patio or balcony.
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To help protect the environment from nutrient contamination, fertilizer should only be applied to lawns when they are actively growing. For us, April through September would fit this time frame.
Summer vacation is an ideal time to visit somewhere in Florida you and the family have not yet explored. Among those less crowded adventure locations, Florida Caverns State Park contains Florida's only public caves, complete with stalactites and stalagmites. If the heat is getting to you, this is a really cool place to enjoy and learn something new about your state. This park is located west of Tallahassee.
Blue is the rarest, the most special of all the colors in nature.
Only 10 percent of flowers are blue. Only one out of six Americans has blue eyes. Only 30 of the 1,867 stocks listed on the NYSE are Blue Chips.
Blue has a shorter wavelength than most colors and, hence, is scattered more by the white light of the sun as it refracts the prism. Atmospheric gases contribute to this scattering, so from outer space we see our home as the Blue Planet. However, the rarity of the color blue on earth is altered by the blueberry.
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Places to stay in North America this year?
Did I find the right forum? I'm planning a ride around North America for six months and would like to know good, safe places to stay that allow for truly local experiences--hostels, campgrounds, homes . . . . As a female traveling alone, I want to be especially careful.
I'll be starting the trip in a couple of weeks, from northern California, and most likely working my way south and east, then north up the east coast and into eastern Canada, then down into the Midwest, and then to the Pacific Northwest. I'm keeping a notebook organized by state and province, so I can refer to it as I discover where I'm going. :lol3 Thanks in advance for any assistance!
BMWMOA members have a book: "Anonymous" that has many listings,by state/town, of members all over NA where you can get various levels of assistance,camping space,etc.. There is also a female spot in the clubs web forum where you could post.
Look at " Tent Space" for hostels and home stays. As for the SW NM area we have an ADV place in Las Cruces NM that is safe. I also suggest you use PMs and text and not go on open forum with any personal information. You running a SPOT? ADV hostels on here are the best way to get the best area experience also as to food, riding and repairs. Enjoy.
ADV Tent space! Many of the hosts are women or couples.
Definitely check out the Tent Space thread. Many of them offer warm beds inside as long as you shower occasionally. :D Feel free to PM me when you're planning the New England and Canadian Maritimes phase. My wife has worked in tourism for 20 years and knows all the ins and outs. Me? I just ride but can point you to some nice off the beaten path routes. Oh, and we have a shop and a spare room provided you don't mind sleeping with a couple of golden retrievers. They've pretty much taken over the guest room bed. :lol3
One thing I would strongly suggest is that you document your adventure here as you go. Many riders who have done so have received advice and shelter from those living along their route, and it's always nice to have a following if trouble crops up.
I only stayed in a few youth hostels recently. San Louis Obispo, California and Tuscon, Arizona. I try to stay to the National Park campgrounds... they cost a little bit, but they are worth it to check into because they have regular law enforcement patrols. Second choice would be US Forest Service Campgrounds... then State Parks. KOA will work in a pinch, also, but are mostly RV oriented. Good luck!
I really like www.motorcycleroads.us as a starting place for route choices.
I have a good collection of roads around GA, SC, NC, Eastern TN, VA, WV, MD and PA. They are all backroads with minimum highway. Two years ago, we did a 15-day ride starting from MD up to PEI, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and back with roads collected from various ride reports and suggestions from many inmates here. They are all backroads too. I would be very happy to share them! My wife and I live about 20 miles north of DC and will be happy to host you if you come this way.
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Last April I bought a Trek 2.1 WSD (specs below). I'm repeatedly having to have my shift cable adjusted at my LBS as I keep losing my big ring - the chain just won't stay there after shifting. While I know that I should learn to fix this myself, is this really normal? Has anyone had this problem and can shed some light on why this keeps happening? Is it something specific to my components, my bike, or something I might be doing to cause this?
Long version of problem: Within a few rides after buying my bike I was back in the bike shop because it was taking 2 clicks to shift into the front big ring - not a big deal, but wasn't sure this was normal. My LBS adjusted a cable & everything was fine - for a few rides. It was soon taking 2 clicks to shift again & I decided not to worry about it, it wasn't a big deal. Then, I totally lost the big ring - the chain just wouldn't stay there after shifting. Back to LBS for adjustment. It shifted on 1 click for a few rides, then 2 clicks, then, in my first tri, again lost the big ring. bummer. This has happened repeatedly, most recently in a tri this past weekend. (note: I wasn't shifting under load; it was on a flat/downhill.) I'll be making yet another trip to my LBS today to get the cable adjusted (and really paying attention so I can do this at home) but it doesn't seem to me like you should have to adjust your cables every few rides - or do you?
confession: I'm a horrible cross-chainer - love my top & bottom gears - but I thought this would potentially stretch your chain, not the shift cables. Could this be contributing?
Thanks for any help/suggestions -
Shifters Shimano 105 STI, 10 speed
Front Derailleur Shimano 105
Rear Derailleur Shimano 105
Crank Shimano R-600 50/34 or R-553 50/39/30
Cassette Shimano 105 12-27, 10 speed
Headset Aheadset w/cartridge bearings, integrated, sealed, alloy
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I've been quite pleased with Nvidia's Linux graphics driver since I switched over to Nvidia a few years ago after getting so very tired of fighting with ATI cards under Linux. All boxen get Nvidia cards now. (even customers... on Windows)
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I bought a set of used OEM crash bars but they came with no instructions. Are they any specific torque values that i need to use or anything like. Thanks
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Crash bar buffer to crankcase, M6 8 Nm (6 ft-lbs)
Crash bar to engine, front right, M6 x 10, with loose washer 8 Nm (6 ft-lbs)
Silentbloc to engine, M8 19 Nm (14 ft-lbs)
Crash bar to engine, rear left and right, Hex nut M8 19 Nm (14 ft-lbs)
Crash bar to engine, front left, M8 x 16 19 Nm (14 ft-lbs)
Does anyone have a detailed picture heavy look and how to put the bars cause as i am looking at the hardware it came with it seems like i have extra stuff. I just wanna make sure that i do it the correct way the first time. Thanks.
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5.0 out of 5 stars "The Errant King" was Epic!,
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Now, years after Sword in the Stars, Lochlan is king. However, Loch often feels the pressures of being ruler of a country, and they are getting to him. This causes him to go errant. But what will happen? What adventures will he meet and things will he face?
This was another fast-paced adventure, as equally satisfying as the last. It was a good read, with many twists, and the usual values you would expect from Wayne Thomas Batson.
It has a whole cast of new characters including' Fred! At first, I found Fred a little strange, and maybe a little out of place. But, as I read, I came to love him (and his humor) more and more. A simply epic character.
The whole book was really good and I loved it. But again, I'll be telling people to beware of some of the more violent scenes, although I personally had no problem with it. Raudrim-Quevera is different - disturbingly so - which means I absolutely loved her' and her creepiness :P So, those Raudrim-Quevera creepy details didn't change my view on the book. As I said, I actually loved her character. Well, as well as you can love a totally creepy and evil character that is'
4.0 out of 5 stars A Satisfying Sequel,
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Batson's second book in his Dark Sea Annals series is not one to disappoint. After being left hanging with the ending of the previous book (Sword in the Stars) I had eagerly anticipated his sequel to what I am sure will turn out to be an epic series. I thoroughly enjoyed this installment and look forward to future releases. That being said, this book did have some weaknesses, editing being a major one. For me, as a reader, I find spelling, grammar errors, and other inconsistencies distracting. With a good polishing up, however, I believe the second addition, should there ever be one, will be much improved. There was also one scene *SPOILER ALERT* (when Arianna is redeemed in the eyes of the elders)*END SPOILER* that I found to be unrealistic. On the whole though, this is a very engaging book that is sure to keep many fantasy fans within the pages. The development of setting was particularly notable. My hat goes off to you again Sir Batson!
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Need help with a problem...Have a strange noise on left side of engine when going thru the gears.Sounds like a small fan blade rubbing against something. Happens at the same RPM in all gears. 5th gear starts at 65 mph and quits at 70 mph.Could it be a stretched chain or a loose something or other? I\´m not too swift when it comes to the mechanics of my bike.... Thanks for your input...
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In her office Wednesday, City of Great Bend Community Coordinator Christina Hayes continued to tweak the final details for this weekend's massive multi-city tourism initiative. She still gets questions.
Barton County Departments are asked to submit a bi-weekly activity report of statistical information or a summary of services. County Administrator Richard Boeckman presented highlights from the most recent reports to the County Commission Tuesday morning.
ELLINWOOD - A story that began almost 100 years ago with the birth of Thomas Edward Cooney on July 24, 1917 in Ellinwood, came full circle this Memorial Day weekend, when his life and his service to his country were remembered and celebrated.
Hot gusts whipped a wheat field fire Saturday afternoon, requiring fire departments form Albert, Great Bend and Hoisington to remain at the scene for hours. Firefighters returned throughout the night to douse hot spots.
The Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. gets under way Tuesday with 278 spellers, including the Great Bend Tribune's 2012 Sunflower Spelling Bee champion, Clara Wicoff from Iola Middle School.
In February, the Barton County Commission approved plans for a fundraising effort by the Memorial Parks Advisory Committee to begin collecting money for a new veterans memorial at the Golden Belt Memorial Park north of Great Bend.
PAWNEE ROCK - Residents of Pawnee Rock celebrated the city's 125th anniversary on Monday.
Like blurs of red, white and blue, American flags of all sizes popped as they whipped in the early summer breeze Monday morning at Great Bend Municipal Cemetery's Veterans Circle.
CLAFLIN - The city of Claflin celebrated 125 years this weekend, with events that included a parade, kids games and a dance.
LA CROSSE - Several tornadoes raked sections of area counties Friday night, damaging homes and businesses, ripping down power lines and injuring at least one person.
Great Bend City Sanitarian Gregg Vannoster challenges residents to take a quick drive around town.
ELLINWOOD - Since the early 1940s, the 3 Coin Club, a group of businessmen and farmers in Ellinwood has been meeting each day for coffee. Now mostly retired, they shoot the bull, tell tall tales also known as lies, and talk about sports and politics in the company of good friends every day for half an hour.
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Gentlemen, please have a picture up. Otherwise, kindly accept my apology for not responding to your emails. Have a blessed day and good luck with your search. (LOL, I didn't think I had to spell out "a picture of yourselves.") Isn't this part always fun…You would think that someone with a sales background would be a pro at selling herself, right? Well, you can tell me how I did. I'm a strong believer in "maximize the moment" (One of my favorite books) whether it be at work, a night out with friends, spending time with the family, working out, engaging in a hobby, date night, or simply hanging out on the couch. Whatever it is, just have fun doing it for that moment. Although I do not drink, I do have a signature drink. Who knows; maybe you'll get a chance to find out what it is. Nonetheless, I do get a buzz watching drunk people make a fool of themselves. I may even pay their tab just for the pure entertainment. LOL! I am a huge football fan! There's nothing better than hanging out with friends at a venue or a small gathering for some Sunday/Monday night football. I love skiing but good luck at getting me past the beginner's slope. Say the words, hot mess, no control, and a series of some good booty breaking falls and you'll have me. One of my life passions is cooking. I'd like to consider myself a freestyle cook. Everything involving the process from the entree's taste, smell and ambience is important to me. Baking on the other hand is not my strong suit. Point me to the closest bakery and you can get whatever your pretty little heart desires…..LOL Volunteering is the best way I know how to give back to the community. The monetary benefit for me is knowing that I'm capable of making a difference regardless of how small it maybe. My kids are my pride and joy. They give me the motivation to keep on moving forward, aim high and never giving up. Besides, failure is not an option when you have an audience like them watching your every move. At the end, God is my strength. Without him I would not have the energy to do what I do. I could not appreciate the many blessings He's given me, nor would I've learned the importance of being humble during humiliation. In closing, I am sure at this point you've viewed a number of great women's profiles. Some were a good laugh, some have caught your interest, and some of which have left you scratching your head. Regardless of what you've read/seen, at.The ONE you were meant to find. That said, everything listed on my profile is an introduction to who I am and NOT all that is of me. I'll leave you with one more thing to think about when it comes to me……….In regards to relationships, I'd like to believe that I'm a rare breed….ole school meets modern age. May 2014 bring you great blessings, love and happiness…..MUAH In addition to reading one's profile, pictures are just as important. It would be nice to see a few more to get a better sense of what you look like and what type of environment you like being in. I'm not interested in seeing a man's six pack or in some case lack of at first glance. Whether you wear boxers or briefs or what your bedroom looks like in my opinion should not be publicly shared. When it comes to the thug appearance, I wouldn't accept it from my boys. Therefore, I'm pretty confident it's not what I'm looking for in a potential mate. I have a great personality, love to have fun and laugh. But at the same time, I am a grown woman with a career and kids. What was cute in my teens, I out grown in my 20s. You can rest assure, what I tolerated in my 20s will not be accepted in my 30
Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing sports , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports
Aerobics, Basketball, Dancing, Football, Running, Skiing, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Dogs, Fish
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Emmanuel College, Boston, MA
Whether it's mailing me a hand written letter/card, preparing a candle light bath or date night, I love a man that knows how to romance me. Send me an email. I'm interested to read some of the ways you'd express your romantic side.
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Never dwell on the past. Learn your lesson and move on!
I'm new to the San Diego area so I thought this would be the perfect time to start a new chapter in my life. I'm fun to be around and enjoy going out and exploring and finding new things to do. There's not much I won't try. On the other hand, sometimes I'm perfectly happy to stay inside and watch a movie! Im a very unselfish, loyal, and caring person and there's not much I wouldn't do to help a friend. I feel like I am very accomplished but there's so much more out there to conquer! What I am looking for in a man is someone who shares my interests and can introduce me to new things as well. He has to be fun, make me laugh, be loving, and carry on a conversation. Submitted from mobile
Camping , Dining out , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering
Aerobics, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Running, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Cats, Dogs
I've always had animals in my life. I moved from NC so letting them out to run on their own wont be an option but we'll see how we can all manage in an apartment!
I don't know yet!
Park University, Parkville, MO
I enjoy all kinda of music, especially live, no particular favorite sports team but I'll watch and sometimes play. I really like to try new things and keep my options open so I don't limit myself! That's my cop out answer!
For fun I like to participate in anything outdoors! I like movies, music, trying new things, and exploring new places. I have recently been spending lots of time with my six month old Goddaughters because they will be leaving California next month.
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MS could, and can, make a BD player for the 360, Sony would really have a hard time stopping them.
Ignoring that MS supplies the OS for likely 90% of Sony pc's/laptops/etc. And ignoring that MS owns the VC-1 codec also used in BD players. And ignoring that Sony isn't the owner of BD, but rather a group of companies. And ignoring that MS could, should they want, disable BD players from working in Windows.
Instead lets focus on how MS in the middle of a world wide credit crunch is able to easily throw together 44.6 billion (an american billion) in cash to buy Yahoo
MS could easily buy a significant chunk of Sony, should they want to.
(net worth, not total worth).
265,753 milliion yen = 2491.8237 million USD or 2.5 billion USD
Lyme, you are being very deceptive. Sony Financial Holdings is absolutely not representative of Sony as a whole. Sony is a huge conglomerate similar to GE. Thus, the Financial Holding division has almost nothing to do with their Movie or Electronic division. Why don't you educate yourself before spewing complete BS. Google can also be your enemy if you don't know what the hell you are looking for. Sony as a whole is likely worth tens of billions. Microsoft is bigger but they could not eat Sony quite as easily as they may take Yahoo.
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Where do adverbials go in a sentence?
We normally put adverbials after the verb:
He spoke angrily.
They live just here.
We will go in a few minutes.
or after the object or complement:
He opened the door quietly.
She left the money on the table.
We saw our friends last night.
You are looking tired tonight.
But adverbials of frequency (how often) usually come in front of the main verb:
We usually spent our holidays with our grandparents.
I have never seen William at work.
But if we want to emphasise an adverbial we can put it at the beginning of a clause:
Last night we saw our friends.
In a few minutes we will go.
Very quietly he opened the door.
If we want to emphasise an adverb of manner we can put it in front of the main verb:
He quietly opened the door.
She had carefully put the glass on the shelf.
Try these tasks to practice your use of placement of adverbials.
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Hello kirk,
Thank you for reply.Therefore my two sentences seem strange and better not to use them.
I have a question about the place of adverbs of frequency.According to the above instruction we put adv of frequency in front of verb.So if we want to make a negative sentence do we put them in front of the verb?For example, I don't almost always watch TV at night. Or it is better to put them at the end of the sentence.I don't watch TV at night almost always.If the first one is wrong please tell it's reason.
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Hi shadyar,
In general, adverbs of frequency go before verbs (except 'be') whether they are affirmative or negative (e.g. 'I normally watch the news' or 'I don't normally watch the news'), though with some adverbs other positions are possible.
'almost always' with a negative verb could be used to refute a false claim, but otherwise sounds strange. If you want to describe your TV habits and you only rarely watch TV at night, I'd recommend something like 'I almost never watch TV at night' instead.
Best wishes,
The LearnEnglish Team
colonyhari replied on India Permalink
Hello sir,
"My friends come to my home often."
"Usually my friends come to my home."
These sentence are correct.
Hello colonyhari,
Yes. Adverbs of indefinite frequency (e.g. often, normally, usually, often, etc.) are most common in mid-position, i.e. before or around the verb, but can also go in front position (i.e. at the beginning of the sentence) and also end position (at the end), especially if they are the most relevant information in the sentence.
Best wishes,
The LearnEnglish Team
Sokhom Kim replied on Cambodia Permalink
I wanted to ask you a question. Can an adverb modify a noun? Could you please give me some examples? Thank you very much.
Hello Sokhom Kim,
No, an adverb cannot modify a noun directly. Adverbs can add information to verbs or to adjectives, but not nouns.
Best wishes,
The LearnEnglish Team
Is actually weekend a single word?
Jeremy Bee replied on Taiwan Permalink
Hello jcackre!
Yes it is, meaning Saturday and Sunday. Don't forget you can check words in our on-site dictionary, at the top right of the page.
The LearnEnglish Team
Johnny Nguyen Dn replied on Vietnam Permalink
Hi sir,
Please correct the following sentences:
1. He angrily speak.
2. He angrily told the boy that "spoiled child"
3. He told the boy angrily that "spoiled child"
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A group of Mingo County (W.Va.) citizens is one step closer to having a solution to an extensive problem with the community's drinking water.
Thanks to a $35,000 grant from the New York-based Altria Foundation, researchers with the Coal Impoundment Project at Wheeling Jesuit University are conducting follow-up studies to determine the source of contamination in well water that is used by approximately 500 Williamson families.
This work comes on the heels of an in-depth study (conducted in January and April 2004 in response to complaints about the water quality) that revealed significant metals contamination at concentrations well beyond what should be used as a water source.
Area households had consistently reported periodic "blackwater" events in their well water; fixtures that corroded within two years; stains on porcelain, walls, clothing and dishes; and health problems including cancer and kidney stones, explained J. Davitt McAteer, Director of the Coal Impoundment Project and Vice President for Sponsored Programs at Wheeling Jesuit University. Residents attributed these problems to the nearby Sprouse Creek Slurry Impoundment.
In the original study, samples from 15 wells located within two air miles of the Sprouse Creek impoundment were tested for seven heavy metals regulated by Environmental Protection Agency primary* drinking water standards, and five metals regulated by secondary** standards.
Water quality sampling followed the protocol as mandated by the Water Quality Laboratory at Heidelberg (Ohio) College. The laboratory was chosen to do the testing based on cost comparisons and its extensive water-sampling program.
Water was taken from several sources: the wells themselves, kitchen taps, a spring that is used as a supply source, a municipal source originating from the Williamson water treatment plant, and a hot water heater. Sampling locations were chosen geospatially to obtain representative wells in the four sub-watersheds.
Test results revealed the presence of black particles and metal concentrations that often exceed federal drinking water standards. Excessive levels of heavy metals, particularly lead and arsenic, may present a chronic health hazard to families exposed to wells.
The metals are commonly associated with coal-mining activities, and the levels found in the water may be confounded by historic mining practices or exacerbated by recent drilling activities. The level of iron and manganese indicates that Williamson-area wells may be subjected to coal slurry contamination. According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, coal slurry has been injected into deep mines in the area since the 1980s, and a 1995 West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection study indicates that some of the wells along lower Lick Creek, near Williamson, might have residue from slurry injection.
A comparison of Williamson-area well water with available data from domestic wells in neighboring counties of southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky indicates that the Williamson wells have the poorest water quality in the coalfield region.
In its follow-up studies, the project team completed field work in the summer of 2005. This included sampling 50 wells, 80 stream sites and several springs that are sources
of drinking water.
In addition, the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources redid its previous health consultation in the Williamson area and concluded that the water quality was a public health concern. U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall, D-W.Va., has asked the West Virginia Public Service Commission to issue a final order for a proposed water project for the area to move forward. Subsequently, a feasibility study has been conducted, and bids have been solicited.
The study is one of the many accomplishments of the Coal Impoundment Project research team during 2005. The study is featured in the project's 2004-2005 Annual Report.
The Coal Impoundment Project is a pilot project that was developed by the National Technology Transfer Center, the Center for Educational Technologies®, Wheeling Jesuit University, West Virginia University and the National Energy Technology Laboratory, and funded through the efforts of Sen. Byrd. It is designed to identify coal impoundments in West Virginia, alert residents of emergency situations and evacuation plans, improve safety and examine alternatives for impounding coal waste and sludge in the Mountain State. The program is under the leadership of J. Davitt McAteer, Vice President for Sponsored Programs at Wheeling Jesuit University and former chief of the U.S. Department of Labor Mine Safety and Health Administration.
Much of the first year of the Coal Impoundment Project was dedicated to designing the Coal Impoundment Location and Information System. The web site is a central location for gathering and posting impoundment information, including the size, capacity, MSHA risk level, evacuation route and emergency contacts, for a majority of the active impoundments in West Virginia. Today, more than 125 coal impoundments are represented on the site.
* The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency describes a primary standard as "a legally enforceable standard that applies to public water systems" and that protects "drinking water quality by limiting the levels of specific contaminants that can adversely affect public health and are known or anticipated to occur in water."
** The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency describes a secondary standard as "a non-enforceable guideline regarding contaminants that may cause cosmetic effects (such as skin or tooth discoloration) or aesthetic effects (such as taste, odor or color) in drinking water."


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the army mess-- fixed time for meals of course- airconditioned- guns on the floor- diet pepsi cans in hand- huge big men in uniform and a few women- going chomp chomp...
a bit too early for me usually- each meal. later i would end up feeding upon the packed MRE meals that were lying around at the media room...
Kandahar Transportation
not a great many options...
while figuring out ways to get from kabul to kandahar, there were two modes to consider- road and air.
by road, it takes almost two days, and we were advised not to venture out without a band of armed guards. that option was quickly consigned to the bin...
by air- some journalists often take a ride on american military helicopters and airplanes flying out of bagram air base... however, seats are never a sureity. besides, you run the chance of bieng asked to vacate your seat at the last minute in favour of an official who may need a seat.
UN flights are frightfully expensive to get a ride on.
it then turned out that there was this organisation- `air serv' which flew NGO groups to places like kandahar, islamabad etc. we got a ticketed flight on our way out and had to charter the flight on the way back...
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chopper in chopper out!
i was told that servicing a helicopter can take upto a month back in america. here they turn them around in just a few days...
blackhawk, chinook, and apache helicopters are usually lying there opened up and bieng worked upon.
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Favorite thing: PHOTO : HALF NOMADIC TRIBE VILLAGE NEXT TO THE RIVER. They will a way temporarily, looking for the Green for their animals. Come back again to the old village after the Green grows there.
DOWN here I can't feed you a reader, which Hotel to stay, where the best Restaurant to dine or which Night Club or Disco the best in town. They are almost not available at all. If there is a aggrasive enterpranuer to built up all this, he / she will be long time six feet under ground. DEATH PENALTY by Taliban Group...that the only alternative LAW here, * ALSHARI'AH* Taliban Version not mine.
Favorite thing: PHOTO : AFGHANISTAN'S POLICE. LOOK SO CALM AND PEACE, CRIME RATE VERY LOW TOUCHING ZERO PERCENT.
Favorite thing: PHOTO : TWO LITTLE KIDS CARRYING A WATER FROM NEARBY CANAL FOR DAILY CONSUMPTION.
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• Led Anaheim in points, assists and plus/minus last season
• Signed a five-year, $26.625 million contract extension on Nov. 20, 2007
• Led Anaheim in playoff scoring with 17 points in 2007 on its way to the Stanley Cup
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Extremely Rare 1853 U.S. Assay Office Twenty, .884 Thous., MS631853 $20 Assay Office Twenty Dollar, 884 Thous. MS63 PCGS. K-17, Low R.7. Nitric acid and sulfuric acid are among the few known chemical substances that can dissolve gold, or "part" it from the various alloys with which it is normally bonded when found in its natural state. The lack of parting acids was a chronic problem both for the U.S. Assay Office of Gold, as well as later for the fledgling San Francisco Mint.
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In October 1852 the San Francisco customs collector received a letter from the Treasury Department, essentially telling him to accept only U.S. federal gold coins that conformed to the Mint Act of June 25, 1834--.900 fine gold. California gold coins of any other standard were essentially devalued, as they were of lesser commercial utility. The concern in Washington was that nonconforming gold coins would enter world commerce, damaging U.S. prestige overseas. In reality, the Assay Office pieces of lesser fineness were actually compensated by assayer Augustus Humbert with an increased weight--a fact that the Washington insiders likely did not know.
The local merchants met with the customs collector, absolving him of personal responsibility so he could accept .900 fine coins without the proper copper alloy mix, something that was essentially unproducible in California at the time.
But the parting acids were on backorder, and Humbert made the decision to strike emergency ten and twenty dollar pieces, first with the .880 fineness and then with the .884 fineness, as Kagin says "in total defiance of the August 31, 1852, law. [Humbert] hesitated as long as possible, and then commenced striking the lower fineness coins from February 23 to March 1, 1853. The new parting acids arrived before too many pieces were struck and immediately the .884 THOUS. pieces on hand were remelted and coined into .900 THOUS. coins."
That remelting accounts for the extreme rarity of the few .884 THOUS. survivors, and the present piece is not only the single finest certified at PCGS, it is one of only three Mint State pieces graded at that service (12/07) along with one MS60 and one MS62 piece. NGC has certified seven pieces, the finest also an MS63. The surfaces are a deep greenish-gold, with a somewhat prooflike appearance and numerous small contact marks consistent with the grade. This coin presents a fine opportunity for some fortunate collector to obtain what is--barring the fifty dollar slugs--the rarest of the U.S. Assay Office pieces. Listed on page 355 of the 2008 Guide Book. (PCGS# 10010)
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Hi. I´m trying to rename or delete links in the left menu.
For example rename "pages" to Cases.
Is that possible?
Hi. I´m trying to rename or delete links in the left menu.
For example rename "pages" to Cases.
Is that possible?
Unless you provide a link to a page demonstrating the problem, no one will be able to offer much in the way of specific help.
haha. No I can see that :) I Thought I wrote under a minimalist theme forum.
The problem is that there is a predefined menu with the titles: Pages, links, cathegory and archives. These refers to the dasboard under my admin site.
Can I, in some way, delete and rename the names. So I only have the pages link. But called cases?
There is not much on the site. I'm only testing. But here's the link: http://www.juulstrup.com
Have you tried adding the Pages widget (with the title "cases") to the left menu?
Hi esmi - thanks for your respons.
Yes I have. But I cannot add them to the left menu.
I have also tried to make a custom menu. But I cannot add that either.
And even though I have crossed them of the mainmenu it still shows like pages.
I want the "contact" and "about" to be their own links and not a part of the all the other pages that shows under "cases".
Have you tried switching to the TwentyTen theme to confirm that this is a theme-specific problems
Yeah. I tryied your advice, but the custom menu will not show at all. Or link to my seperate pages I have chosen for each custommenu.
And the theme menu will only show all pages together at once.
Maybe I´m a rookie, but I don't know what to do. Can I change anything in the editor under sidebar. f.ex. this code:

cases

go to edit sidebar.php

Categories

<?php wp_list_categories('title_li=&show_count=0'); ?>
Just change the "Categories" to something you want. ie "Cases"
the code will look like below.

Cases

<?php wp_list_categories('title_li=&show_count=0'); ?>
Alternatively, just delete the chuck of code to remove the menu.
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These pictures show some of the 24 screwdrivers I made and had laser-engraved for the Royal Military College Alumni. The kits were from Rockler and the handles were made from cocobolo and zebrawood. Each received 3 coats of tung oil and was buffed. A nice kit and nice wood resulted in nice screwdrivers.
-- Ken in Sharbot Lake, Ontario
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#1 posted 10-01-2009 08:18 PM
That's a lot of screwdrivers! Nice choices for the handles. Bet they all loved 'em.
-- Karen - a little bit of stupid goes a long way
#2 posted 10-01-2009 08:50 PM
Good Job!
'The SedcoKid'
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#3 posted 10-01-2009 10:12 PM
Great looking screwdrivers. Nice job on the creation.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware firstname.lastname@example.com †
#4 posted 10-02-2009 03:24 AM
Great job… I really like them.
#5 posted 10-02-2009 04:37 AM
So now are you going to get into the engraving mode David?
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#6 posted 10-02-2009 10:14 PM
If I had a set of those I wouldn't misplace them!
That's the first project where I could see myself using a lathe. I like the things people do on them and have two drawers of lathe tools, but no lathe and it's not on my priority list.
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Dr. Guido P Gutter, plastic surgeon, Evansville Plastic Surgical Associates Inc.
I first met Dr. Guido Gutter when I was about to have a mastectomy. I was considering reconstruction of the breast. He was the most kind and compassionate doctor I had ever met. He encouraged me to do this for myself, even though I am Medicare age. He believes in restoring appearance and self-image as part of the healing process.
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I'd like to nominate Dr. Mark Shockley, an anesthesiologist at St. Mary's Medical Center, as my medical hero. I have had both knees replaced and it would not have been accomplished without him.
I had a reaction to the anesthetic during a procedure for a torn meniscus in November 2012 (before Shockley was involved) and spent two days in the Cardiac ICU/St. Mary's. This procedure was then accomplished in January 2011, with Dr. Shockley as anesthesiologist.
The first knee replacement was attempted June 2011; again a serious reaction to the anesthetic (another anesthesiologist involved) sent me back to the CICU. The procedure was successfully performed July 2011 (St. Mary's), with Dr. Shockley as the anesthesiologist. The other knee was replaced successfully in January 2012, with Dr. Shockley as the anesthesiologist.
Dr. Shockley is an extremely competent anesthesiologist, is a very caring and compassionate man and can put you at ease in difficult circumstances.
I wish to also acknowledge my orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Timothy Hamby, Martha McCaffry, and the competent staff at ProRehab. I now walk comfortably again.
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I met Dr. B through work with Matthew 25 AIDS Services, providing volunteer services, helping find costly medications for his patients.
In 2000, Dr. Belmonte was instrumental in helping Matthew 25 receive grant funding for a specialized clinic for HIV patients without resources.
In 2004, Dr. Belmonte became medical director for our clinic working with our nurse practitioners, supporting them and teaching them to become high quality providers.
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A miracle is all he asked for the last times I saw him after his cancer diagnosis. His last day with us, chemotherapy was infusing in his pocket.
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Sandy Cross, registered nurse, St. Mary's Medical Center
I was a patient on Labor and Delivery for the birth of our first child after four pregnancies. Complications began to arise and Sandy Cross was the charge nurse. She came in and assisted the nurses who were caring for me and when I found out she would be there the next day, I asked if she could be my nurse. Sandy agreed to take on the challenge.
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After 41 hours on Labor and Delivery, I delivered a perfectly healthy baby girl. My family and I will never forget her compassion, nor her passion for the job she does. She loves what she does, and it truly radiates through her.
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Robin Herbert has worked for St. Mary's for more than 20 years and has been an integral part of the Cardiac Cath Lab team for the past several years. She has an inspiring attitude and is a perfect example of a team player. She has impacted so many patients lives with her positive attitude and caring behaviors that are a glowing example of St. Mary's mission, vision and values.
Robin is the first to volunteer to do anything. No job is too big or too small for her. She takes pride in everything she does. She also builds those up around her including her team members and the patients she cares for. I have been with her several times in and out of the hospital when patients or their family members stop to thank her for what she had done for them. To me that is the greatest testament of a Health Care Hero when you have impacted a life so much that you are thanked months and years later for what you have done.
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