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Friday, February 08, 2013
My poor beau, he should be nominated for sainthood methinks! I have been at the same weight for exactly 2 months now. Its frustrating...which is what I tell my beau on a daily basis...just in not so few of words!
When I first started tracking everything, I tried tracking my mood and energy levels...I think the graph was starting to spell out 'You're Crazy' so I stopped tracking that, lol!
My beau reassures me every single day without fail that he loves me, he wants me to be healthy so I can be with him for a long time, but he loves me how I was yesterday, how I will be tomorrow, and how I am today.
I know that I project my own feelings on to him and that is not fair for him, but it is one of those things that I don't realize that I am doing until after I have done it.
My 2 month stall bothers me.
The previous statement was edited for language and violence.
Although I know the reasons WHY I have stalled and that I am doing what I can right now, it STILL gets under my skin that I only have 24 hours in a day. On top of being sick for all of December and part of January (yep, when I get the flu, I GET it!), now I am working on packing/moving. I keep reminding myself that as long as I don't gain weight, I will be alright.
I DID manage to be productive yesterday after work, no formal exercise per se, but I got a lot of packing done. I am more than halfway done packing now and actually getting excited to be moving. I am hoping to get another several boxes packed this evening, but will have to see how much time/energy I have left after running errands after work. My ankles are not too happy with the amount of energy I had to run around the apartment like a nut packing things last night.
I also have been doing marginally better when eating. However, I am noticing that when I eat a moderately sized meal (i.e. more than a banana and 2 hard boiled egg size), my stomach bloats up in no time, not like giant or anything, but enough that I can tell its taking up the extra room in my waistband that I had been enjoying.
I am thinking that it has something to do with not having my gallbladder, but then again, I am wondering if it has something to do with eating carbs. I think I am going to try tracking my food on paper and track my tummy discomfort at the same time to see if I can tell what is going on. I am thinking that doing it on paper will be a bit easier while we are relocating since I am not sure when I will have enough time to track it on the food tracker here.
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Hope you figure out the food issue soon. I totally get the bloated stomach issue. I get that when I have dairy. remember small changes add up. You can do it.
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Well I've seen skinny teenage gals after they ate and they expand some after eating, so I think it is normal and temporary. But some food might be upsetting your system if you feel uncomfortable. I am sure you will figure it out. Frustration seems to go with the territory of losing weight if you ask me. At least your dear one listens, mine doesn't.
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Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the Pinnacle Financial Partners First Quarter 2013 Earnings Conference Call. Hosting the call today from Pinnacle Financial Partners is Mr. Terry Turner, Chief Executive Officer. He's joined by Harold Carpenter, Chief Financial Officer. Please note Pinnacle earnings release and this morning's presentation are available on the Investor Relations page of their website at www.pnfp.com. Today's call is being recorded and will be available for replay on Pinnacle's website for the next 90 days. [Operator Instructions]
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Good morning.. Today's conference call, similar to previous quarterly calls, I'll briefly review the highlights of our first quarter performance. Harold will review the first quarter in greater detail, and then I'll take some time to give my thoughts on our profitability targets and what we're working on for the remainder of 2013.
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Credit metrics, such as net charge-off ratios, NPA ratios, classified asset ratios and so forth, have all shown remarkable progress over the last few years, and we anticipate continued gradual improvement going forward. But you'll notice last emphasis in this call on the credit metrics. I hope you won't assume that we're trying to divert your attention away from credit. The truth is we're very proud of our accomplishments in credit, but we're now substantially more focused on the opportunities that we believe are out in front of us. And so we'll focus more time this morning on how we continue building the core earnings capacity of the firm, which we believe is the key to driving shareholder value.
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Now I know what Donegal, Pennsylvania was named after!
Thanks for this interesting page on your experiences in County Donegal! I've always wanted to return to Ireland for more so this account of your adventures will have to hold me for now!
Great page of an off-season visit!
My kind of workshop w/ 4 pub tips. It's a good thing they weren't all open or you'd have got no work done. ;) Great accommodation tips, Bill.
Sounds like a fine place to attend a workshop!
Sounds like you had a nice stay in Downings. The Atlantic Drive looks lovely and the Harbour Bar sounds to be fun!
Bill, another outstanding page about your adventures in Irleand. Although I have been to Ireland twice I never made it to Donegal. At least I made it up to Sligo, but then went further south due to rainy weather in the north.
Nice small place. I like small places with local pubs & local bands.
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Volume 61, Issue 5, 01 September 1974
X‐band ESR spectrum of nitrogen dioxide61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682152View Description Hide Description
The ESR spectrum of gaseous NO2 has been studied experimentally over the pressure range 0.05–10 torr at X band for a range of polarizing magnetic field 1.5–8 kG. The spectra are interpreted by a theory which includes the effects of anisotropic electronic and molecular magnetism, intermediate coupling of angular momenta, and centrifugal distortion. Well isolated spectral lines at high magnetic field have been employed to give quantitative information on the electronic gtensor.
Photoelectron spectra and molecular properties. XXXVI. (H3 C)3 B, (H3 C)2 BF, (H3 C)2 BN(CH3)2, and (H3 C)2 CC (CH3)2: The use of ionization potentials in assigning uv spectra61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682153View Description Hide Description
Helium(I) photoelectron spectra and far uv spectra of R3 B, R2BF, R2 BNR2, and R2 CCR2 (R=CH3) are assigned. Subtracting uv excitation energies from corresponding ground stateionization potentials lead to term values that compare favorably with π→π* and π→σ* states of the olefin. Some term values can be satisfactorily calculated using the Rydberg series formula.
Cross sections for direct and charge‐exchange excitation in some alkali ion‐atom collisions61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682154View Description Hide Description
Absolute total cross sections for inelastic processes in (Li+, Na), (Li+, K), (Na+, K), and (K+, Na) collisions have been measured at ion energies lower than 1.5 keV. Both direct and charge‐transfer excitation have been observed. The results are interpreted in terms of the electronic structure of asymmetric alkali dimer ions.
Partitioning of excess energy in dissociative resonance capture processes61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682155View Description Hide Description
The translational energies of selected negative ions formed by dissociative resonance capture processes from the polyatomic systems NF3, BF3, CF4, C2F6, C3F8, and c‐C4F8 have been measured as functions of excess energy over the resonances. The excess energy in the molecular negative ion intermediate prior to dissociation has been calculated and partitioned into translational, vibrational, and, in some cases, electronic excitation of the dissociation products. The degree of vibrational activation in the intermediate state before dissociation is found to depend on the particular molecule under investigation and to vary from one dissociation channel to another. These observations are discussed in relation to theoretical concepts of dissociative resonance capture and given a qualitative explanation. The measurement of translational energy has led to a more complete interpretation of the states involved in the various processes and in computing ground statethermochemical properties of the decomposition products.
Lennard‐Jones interaction for hexagonal layered crystals61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682156View Description Hide Description
A very wide range of extremely high precision single‐plane hexagonal lattice sums were calculated by computer. These sums are necessary to the Lennard‐Jones interaction potential theory for hexagonal layered crystals. As an application, interplanar spacing, c‐axis lattice energy, c‐axis elastic moduli, and their change with compressive strain were obtained for all known graphites having ordered stacking. Theoretical results consistently compared well with available experiment, except for cases involving c‐axis shear or in‐plane translation, where serious underestimation was the rule. Substantial errors in an earlier major calculation for ABA graphite, also using precise lattice sums, became apparent. While it was concluded here that the Lennard‐Jones interaction potential is satisfactory otherwise, it fails completely to describe correctly changes in graphite related to atomic movements in the c plane. This limited success may, indeed, be merely incidental rather than fundamental.
High temperature negative ions. Electron impact study of tetratomic phosphorus vapor61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682157View Description Hide Description
Appearance potentials and ion translational energies have been measured for the negative ions P, , and formed by dissociative resonance capture of P4. The following thermochemical values (all in kcal mole−1) have been obtained: ; and . The P− ion appears to be formed in its first excited state on low‐energy electron impact of P4, and the derived heat of formation of P3, ΔH° f,298 (P3,g) =59.4±4.0, is proposed. The measurement of the increase in translational energy across resonance gave α (where α serves as the fraction of the oscillators in the transition complex which are effective for the distribution of the excess energy) = 0.43 for the three processes studied.
Vibrational relaxation of N2 and CO2(001) by alkali metal atoms61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682158View Description Hide Description
A new technique, based on fluid modulation in a low‐pressure fast‐flow apparatus, has been used to measure the vibration‐to‐translation relaxation rates of N2 and CO2(001) by alkali metal atoms. Basically, the technique is to fluid‐modulate trace amounts of CO2 which are added to a fast‐flowing alkali metal‐active N2 mixture. The extremely fast resonant collisional exchange between N2(ν=1) and CO2(001) inverts the CO2(001) level, as in a fluid mixing laser, which is then probed with a CO2 laser. By measuring the optical gain with and without the alkali metal, the vibrational relaxation rates can be determined. This method enables gain changes as small as 0.1% to be measured. The effective rate, k eff=k N2–M +0.914(X CO2 /X N2 ) k CO2–M, has been determined for X CO2 /X N2 =0.071 and M = Li, Na, K, and Cs: Li, k eff=1500±500 torr−1 · sec−1; Na,k eff=1400±200; K, k eff=4600±1000; Cs, k eff=7900±2000. In the case of Na,X CO2 was also varied on order to determine the individual rates: k N2–Na=920±100 torr−1 · sec−1 and k CO2–Na=8100±2000 torr−1 · sec−1. These rates differ by orders of magnitude from theoretically predicted values.
The repulsive He2 potential obtained from total cross sections61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682159View Description Hide Description
An improved apparatus for obtaining short‐range intermolecular potentials is described. The measured ground state He–He potential in the range 0.49 ≤ r ≤ 1.56 Å is V(r) = (215.3±9.4) × exp[−3.950±0.044)r] eV. This agrees extremely well with the results of molecular orbital theory, whereas earlier experiments were 25% lower, and is confirmed by a recent independent measurement in the range 0.9–1.5 Å. A comparison is also made with statistical model calculations.
Infrared and Raman spectra and the vibrational assignment of hexamethylenetetramine‐h 12 and ‐d 1261(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682160View Description Hide Description
The infrared spectra of polycrystalline hexamethylenetetramine‐h 12 and ‐d 12 (HMT‐h 12 and HMT‐d 12) at 300 and 100°K, and the Raman spectra of polycrystals,single crystals, and saturated aqueous solutions of HMT‐h 12 and HMT‐d 12 at 300°K, have been recorded. The infrared spectra and the Raman spectra of the single crystals yielded an unambiguous assignment of most of the zero wave vector fundamental vibrations in the solid. Product rule and normal coordinate calculations verified the mutual compatibility of the assignments for the two isotopic molecules, and gave a detailed description of the vibrational modes. The spectra of HMT‐h 12 and their assignment differ slightly from those of previous authors, while the spectra of HMT‐d 12 have not been reported previously. The only F 1 mode whose frequency is well established is ν16, at 378 cm−1 in HMT‐h 12 and 315 cm−1 in HMT‐d 12. The longitudinal and transverse components of several of the infrared‐active F 2 modes have been unambiguously assigned in the Raman spectra.
Dielectric constant, refractive index, atomic polarization, and dipole moment derivatives of hexamethylenetetramine‐h 12 and ‐d 1261(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682161View Description Hide Description
The frequencies of the longitudinal and transverse components of the infrared‐active modes of hexamethylenetetramine‐h 12 and ‐d 12 have been used to determine the static dielectric constant and the dipole moment derivatives, using the refractive index. The sodium‐Drefractive index and the static dielectric constant of HMT‐d 12 are the same as those of HMT‐h 12, within experimental error. The static dielectric constant is 2.67±0.05 and the atomic polarization is 2.8 ±0.7 cm3. The dipole moment derivatives are listed for seven of the nine infrared‐active modes of each molecule.
Vibrational energy levels of an acetylene molecule61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682162View Description Hide Description
Pure vibrational energy levels of an acetylene molecule up to second order have been calculated by using a newly proposed labeling scheme of polar harmonics and newly constructed vibrational wave functions. The old energy level expressions emerge as special cases of the newly derived results in this paper.
EPR and ENDOR studies of hyperfine interactions in solutions of stable organic free radicals61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682163View Description Hide Description
ENDOR has been used to measure hyperfine couplings for all protons in solutions of the stable free radicals picryl‐N‐aminocarbazyl (PAC) and α, γ‐bisdiphenylene‐β‐phenyl allyl (BDPA). The assignment of the measured couplings was aided through computer stimulation of the ENDOR spectra. The intensities of the ENDOR lines were not found to be proportional to the number of contributing protons, and the correction factor suggested by Allendoerfer and Maki was found to be necessary. The values of T 2 thus obtained are ∼0.1 μsec and ∼0.05 μsec for PAC and BDPA in mineral oil at room temperature. A further check in the assignments was obtained through comparison of the experimentally observed high resolution EPR spectra with those stimulated on a computer using the proton couplings determined through ENDOR. This also yielded the nitrogen hyperfine couplings in PAC. These results complement our earlier assignment of hyperfine couplings in DPPH and confirm our earlier observations that large ENDOR enhancements can be obtained in nitrogen‐centered, strongly exchanging radicals by using solvents with high viscosity and low dielectric loss and by optimizing radical concentration for large EPR signal but lower exchange rates. Well degassed mineral oil at about room temperature appears to be a good solvent. Temperature dependence of the ENDOR spectra shows dynamical changes in line splittings in DPPH and PAC. A model involving the presence of hindered rotations about the Nα–Nβ and the Nβ–Cpicryl bonds helps explain these observations. These results complement the available results on hindered rotations of picryl groups in the related nitroaromatic amines. The present work shows that for paramagnetic systems where NMR might not be successful, ENDOR could be a valuable technique for obtaining information on molecular dynamics. The ENDOR results on BDPA also resolve a controversy between earlier EPR and Knight shift studies.
Magnetic relaxation and quadrupole splitting for liquid crystalline solutions of poly‐γ‐benzyl‐L‐glutamate in CDCl3 and CD2Cl261(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682164View Description Hide Description
The spin‐lattice relaxation time (T 1) of protons and deuterons and the deuterium quadrupole splitting in liquid crystalline solutions of poly‐γ‐benzyl‐L‐glutamate (PBLG) in CDCl3 and CD2Cl2 are reported. The protonT 1 of PBLG has a strong frequency dependence; as a function of temperature, it shows a minimum at high frequencies. The data cannot be conveniently handled by a rigid ellipsoid model, but calculations based upon a log‐Gaussian distribution in the correlation time show reasonable agreement with experimental data. The deuterium quadrupole splittings of CDCl3 and CD2Cl2 are linear functions of the reciprocal temperature, with slopes independent of concentration. T 1 for deuterium in the solvents does not show any anomaly in the concentration range in which the phase transition occurs.
Negative ion contamination of electron impact spectra61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682165View Description Hide Description
Since two particles with the same charges and the same kinetic energies are transmitted equally by electrostatic velocity analyzers regardless of mass, it follows that negative ions produced on electron impact with a gas can interfere with the electron impact spectrum of the gas. Possible contribution of negative ions to the electron impact spectrum of water is studied by theoretical means. It is concluded that H− ions can contribute peaks to the spectrum in the apparent energy loss range 4–6 eV if the spectrum is produced by electrons with kinetic energy in the range 5–7 eV. With incident kinetic energies of 15 eV or higher negative ion contamination is not important. In general, negative ion interference can be important, especially for hydrogen containing compounds, when (a) the kinetic energy of incidence is very low and (b) when the electron spectrometer employed contains only electrostatic lenses and analyzers. These considerations suggest that negative ion spectra might be studied as a means of detecting excited quantum states of radical fragments especially for hydrogen containing substances which give H− on collision with electrons.
Ab initio evaluation of the fine structure of the oxygen molecule61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682166View Description Hide Description
The electron spin dipole‐dipole and spin‐orbit contributions to the zero‐field splitting in the O2 ground state are calculated using the correct microscopic Hamiltonians. The calculations are carried out using minimum, double‐zeta, and double‐zeta‐plus polarizationbasis sets constructed from contracted Gaussian‐lobe functions. Configuration‐interaction wavefunctions are used for the ground state and all excited states that couple to the ground state via the spin‐orbit Hamiltonian. Values of 1.790 and 1.928 cm−1 are obtained for the splitting parameter λ for the double‐zeta and double‐zeta‐plus polarization bases, respectively, in good agreement with the accurate experimental value of 1.981 cm−1. The spin‐orbit contribution which comes primarily from the low‐lying excited state accounts for about 2/3 of the total splitting. It is observed that only states which are single excitations from the ground state have a significant spin‐orbit contribution and that the over‐all effect of electron correlation on the parameter λ is less than 10%. A value of λ1, λ1 = [R(dλ/dR)] Re , of 0.746 cm−1 was calculated in comparison to the experimental value of 0.7129±0.0012. The spin‐spin and spin‐orbit contributions to λ1 were, respectively, −1.478 and 2.224 cm−1.
Multiple collision effects in the vibrational relaxation of molecules in the liquid phase61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682167View Description Hide Description
Vibrational relaxation in fluids is examined using a simple stochastic model of a relaxing oscillator. As an example of multiple collision effects, the coupling between translational and relative motion which occurs for an asymmetric oscillator in a viscous fluid is investigated. A semiclassical calculation of the relaxation constant in this model suggests that for some molecules this effect may be important in the liquid phase.
Chemical relaxation in a radiation field61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682168View Description Hide Description
The relaxation processes occurring in a chemically reacting gas irradiated by a monochromatic light source are investigated. For the case of a bimolecular isomerization, the decay of the progress variable of the reaction to the steady state produced by the illumination is studied. A macroscopic equation for this quantity is derived from the quantum mechanical Boltzmann equation for this system by projection operator methods. The derivation also provides microscopic expressions for the rate coefficients which depend on time (or frequency). The rate coefficients which characterize the one way fluxes in the steady state are compared with the observed rate coefficients. Calculations for specific models of the isomerization indicate that significant differences between these quantities occur at all values of the light intensity. In addition, the time evolution of the part of the rate coefficient which depends on the coupling between the chemical and internal relaxation processes is studied and compared with the decay of the progress variable.
Influence of large amplitude vibrational motion on the rate of intersystem crossing: A study of single vibronic level fluorescence from aniline‐h 7, aniline N, N‐d 2, aniline‐d 5, and aniline‐d 761(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682169View Description Hide Description
Results of single vibronic level fluorescencemeasurements in aniline‐h 7, aniline‐N, N‐d 2, aniline‐d 5, and aniline‐d 7 are reported. For each excited level the radiative and nonradiative lifetimes and fluorescence yields have been obtained. The dependence of the nonradiative lifetime of the excited level on the excess energy in aniline‐h 7 is seen to behave similarly to that in benzene for states independent of inversion mode excitation. Levels involving inversion amplitude must be treated separately; we interpret their lifetimes by postulating that a nonplanar triplet state is involved in the intersystem crossing. Deuteration in the ring and amino positions affects the nonradiative lifetimes to different degrees and leads to the rejection of crossing to the 3 B 2 state as the rate determining step. A detailed study of the dependence of the nonradiative process on excitation of the inversion mode was carried out using the methods of Heller, Freed, and Gelbart. The numerical calculations were based on Franck‐Condon overlap factors appropriate for transitions from a near planar initial state to a significantly bent final state. The experimental trends observed with excitation of inversion mode were qualitatively reproduced for all the molecules studied except aniline N, N‐d 2.
Raman study of ferric nitrate crystalline hydrate and variably hydrated liquids61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682170View Description Hide Description
A Raman investigation on crystalline ferric nitrate enneahydrate (FNEH) has shown that and ions are present in two distinct environments in the monoclinic unit cell of the crystal. In FNEH melt, it has been found that and Fe3+ions form a complex in which water is also coordinated to the Fe3+ ion. Raman evidence is presented which indicates that ion in the nitrate complex is coordinated to the Fe3+ ion in monodentate fashion, with an appreciable covalency in the bond. The addition of water to FNEH melt causes dissociation of the nitrate complex. This complex almost ceases to exist when the water content of the melt is raised to 28 mole of water per mole of the salt. A weak polarized band at ∼407 cm−1 in the Fe(NO3)3 · xH2O system (x ≥ 28) has been attributed to the presence of the hydrolysis product of Fe3+ions. The effect of dilution and of temperature on this band has also been investigated. It is suggested that the hydrolysis product of the salt exists in the form of a polymeric species.
Pi electron states of the cyclopentadienyl cation: A comparison of complete CI and UHF results61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1682171View Description Hide Description
Complete CI pi electron wavefunctions and energy levels are calculated for the cyclopentadienyl cation and compared to the UHF results of Phillips and Schug [J. Chem. Phys. 57, 3498 (1972)]. The projected UHF and CI energies for the lowest singlet (1 E 2′) and triplet (3 A 2′) states are in good agreement, but energies of the projected excited states do not correspond to the lowest CI levels of the same symmetry. In the UHF 1 E 2′ and 3 A 2′ wavefunctions, the contribution of excited configurations is smaller than in the CI functions.


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Agree, lot of people just post their question, without adding (detailed) info about their environment.
For example a version number should be mandatory.
If this response answers your concern, please mark it as a "solution"
It would be very helpful to the people posting their questions as well as to the people who dedicate their personal time to help the community if part of creating a new "Forum Discussion" for the poster included mandatory fields to select their product, version, OS, etc, similar to how support would ask them if they called in to open a case.
dont forget to give the idea a thumbs up :-)
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we really dont need to ask them for too much. EV version and Exchange or Domino Version is usually plenty to get going in the right direction. it's time comsuming and frustrating to go on for a week with someone on the forum only to find out 10 posts into it that he's archiving Domino and all the advice was based on Exchange archiving.
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I disagree. Posting an idea should be quick and easy. It would be great to put the fields up so that users can fill them in if they have the information but requiring them may frustrate the good people who take the time to contribute. We have to be careful as to what we require. A field should only be required if it is really needed.
I agree with kunishige. Sometimes OS is critical but often it is irrelevant. Making users look up and fill in pointless information will just discourage them from asking questions. If you really need information (such as Domino vs Exchange) to answer a question properly, make that part of your reply and let the original poster follow-up with the detail you really need.


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Home comforts and hotel benefits in Ghana's prosperous Accra neighbourhood
the three well-equipped meeting rooms and the spacious, glass-enclosed Terrace that make this a great choice for hosting special occasions.
Radiating the warmth of a home, Villa Monticello is
Accra's pre-eminent boutique hotel. With just 16 suites, an outdoor
pool, fitness room and the refined Chapter One Restaurant and
Lounge, everything about Villa Monticello feels reassuringly
inviting with a distinct African charm. In the capital's affluent
Airport Residential Area, the airport itself and business districts
are conveniently close by and great shopping at Accra Mall is on
the doorstep. But it's perhaps the above-and-beyond service at
Villa Monticello that sets it apart. Members of its "elite" staff
are one step ahead of all your needs and the phenomenally
knowledgeable and on-the-pulse Koncierge service leaves no stone
unturned when planning your exploration of Accra and its
surroundings. It's apparent that attention to the finer details is
important here; blatantly evident in each of the themed suites
celebrating famous figures and locations. From the Kwame Nkrumah
Presidential Suite's historical photographs, handsome furnishings
and soothing earth tones to the Marrakesh Suite's arched doorways
and hanging lamps, you're temporarily transported to another time
and place, while meals at Chapter One Restaurant and Lounge send
you to a gastronomic plane. Fresh local and regional ingredients
are on the menu accompanied by a serious wine cellar stocked with
boutique vintages and champagnes from all over the world.


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The Final Battle (8 of 8) by Jeff Strite
This content is part of a series.The Final Battle (8 of 8)
Series: B.A.S.I.C. Training Being A Servant In Christ
Jeff Strite
II Peter 3:8-14
OPEN: Several years ago Johnny Carson had Billy Graham as a guest on his show. At one point there was a lull in the conversation and Johnny said, "You know what Billy, I bet if Jesus ever came back to earth, I bet we'd do him in again!"
Billy Graham leaned forward in his seat, and said,
"In the Bible we read that Jesus predicted that He would return to earth again. But the first time He came in love. The next time, He'll come in power - and no one will DO Him in!"
Jesus is coming again!
And when He comes the 2nd time, He'll be coming in power.
And He'll come prepared for war
The Apostle John - in Revelation 19 - describes it this way:
"I saw heaven standing open and there before me was a white horse, whose rider is called Faithful and True. With justice he judges and makes war. His eyes are like blazing fire, and on his head are many crowns. He has a name written on him that no-one knows but he himself. He is dressed in a robe dipped in blood, and his name is the Word of God.
The armies of heaven were following him, riding on white horses and dressed in fine linen, white and clean. Out of his mouth comes a sharp sword with which to strike down the nations. 'He will rule them with an iron sceptre.' He treads the winepress of the fury of the wrath of God Almighty.
On his robe and on his thigh he has this name written: KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS." Revelation 19:11-16
ILLUS: My kids are reading their way through Revelation this year. I take each of them out for a special breakfast at the restaurant of their choice (Jonathan's is McDonalds and Naomi likes Arbys), and this past week, as Naomi was reading out of chapter 6 which talked about the 4 horsemen of the Apocalypse and all the devastation they would bring, I asked Naomi what she'd read.
She made a very astute observation: "When Jesus comes - you want to be on His side."
You don't want to be on the wrong side of the battle when Jesus comes the 2nd time.
Because Jesus is coming again!
And when He comes, He'll come in power. And no one will DO Him in!
It's a repeated theme throughout the Bible: Jesus is coming again.
In Matthew 26:64 Jesus told the High Priest and Sanhedrin:
"I say to all of you: In the future you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of the Mighty One and coming on the clouds of heaven."
Jude tells us "The Lord is coming with thousands upon thousands of his holy ones to judge everyone, and to convict all the ungodly of all the ungodly acts they have done in the ungodly way, and of all the harsh words ungodly sinners have spoken against him." Jude 14 and 15
And Paul tells Timothy: "I charge [you] therefore before God and the Lord Jesus Christ, who will judge the living and the dead at His appearing and His kingdom" 2 Timothy 4:1
When Jesus comes again, He's coming in power.
He's coming with 1000s upon 1000s of a ...
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What do they expect me to do around this place? Work??? This just isn't right, now I can't look at pretty bike porn all day.
What do they expect me to do around this place? Work??? This just isn't right, now I can't look at pretty bike porn all day.
I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
Time to start looking for a new job.
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My work has so many sites that are commonly used, I lost track. Youtube, TheOnion, nearly all file hosting websites, any site related to games or even has the word "game" embedded somewhere in the URL, etc....
I was surprised they didn't block flickr, and yesterday I found out that google has a similar service (with much bigger storage) called Picasso. Picasso (apparently Google bought Picasso out and integrated it with their web service) gives 1 GB storage for pics. Since Flickr recently gave me issues about storage (apparently I finished my trial service, which I didn't even know I was in), I will likely be switching over to Picasso.
Now, now, Lowcel - I didn't even HEAR that in the Gov's SOTS speech last night, so I am supposing that instead of looking at bikes at work, he expects you to have a healthy life style & ride your bike up and down the hallways........
As with mud, life, too, slides by.
Photobucket has been blocked for me too for quite some time.
Why isn't 11 pronounced onety one?
Keep in mind we aren't even allowed to have bicycles inside the building. There is no place safe to keep them here, that is one of the big reasons I traded my truck in recently. I got tired of risking having my bikes stolen out of the back of my truck (1/4 mile away in a parking lot in the middle of Charleston). Now I have the Element I can keep them somewhat safe inside the vehicle. Much less for me to worry about every day.
Exactly what did you hear in the speech last night? None of us heard much of anything.
I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
Hehe, I work in a very specific industry where we do have downtime, it is acknowledged, and it is written that it is okay to do things during downtime that aren't related to work (of course there is a set of guidelines that goes with it). Anyway, our department has had things REVERSED when the IT guys block something.
You're lucky. My work blocks me from computers.
Bring back the Sig Test!
Work? I thought you guys in the mountains hibernated through the winter!
Still riding Kanawha Park this late/early in the season, LoCel?
Location: Richmond, VA
Style: XC, Mid-Atlantic roots, rocks, and poison ivy
Rides: 2006 K2 Apache 6.0, 2001 K2 Razorback Team
I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
can you use remote desk top or pc anywhere to your home computer?
"Don't give up, don't ever give up" jimmyv
72 special CNC ______ 72 Frejus (ala Legnano) _73 Holdsworth Record
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Can you grow tobacco in Michigan? The answer is yes, although it isn't as easy as growing potatoes. Tobacco production would work better in the southern part of the state especially in heat sink areas like Detroit. Commercial production probably wouldn't be cost effective but if you want to grow some tobacco for home use you can. It's legal to grow your own tobacco but you won't be able to sell your crop.
The hardest part of producing tobacco for home use is not growing it, but getting it cured properly. But with a little work the homeowner can grow a tobacco crop for personal use. Since nicotine in tobacco is a potent poison that can be absorbed through the skin always wear gloves when handling tobacco plants.
Tobacco is a warm weather crop, needing long seasons of warmth to develop large, flavorful plants. In Michigan you'll probably want to start the seeds indoors in March or April and transplant them into the garden after all danger of frost has passed. High plastic tunnels might also be the answer to lengthening the season and increasing warmth for the plants. At the bottom of the article are some companies that sell tobacco seed.
Tobacco seed is very fine, like grains of black salt. Sprinkle it thinly in paper or peat pots filled with sterile seed starting mix that has been moistened. Use 3-4 inch pots. Press the seeds against the soil but don't try to cover them. Use bottom heat to germinate the seedlings or place pots in a warm room -75 degrees F. Water pots from the bottom by setting them in trays of water.
How many plants you will need to grow depends on how big your plants get, and how much you smoke. The first year you attempt to grow your own smokes start small, maybe 2 dozen plants maximum and see if growing tobacco, and especially curing it, is worth the trouble for you.
As seeds grow use a diluted liquid fertilizer on them every ten days. Products like Rapid Gro or the generic equivalents will do. Tobacco seedlings need the brightest light you can provide, if you don't have a greenhouse use overhead grow lights. Thin the seedlings to one per pot by cutting the other seedlings off at ground level.
When the weather warms above 70 degrees, harden plants off by moving them outside in a shady place for a few hours a day. 1-2 weeks of hardening time is ideal. After all danger of frost has passed, transplant tobacco seedlings into a full sun spot, with light, rich soil. Space plants 2-3 feet apart in the rows, which should be a minimum of 3 feet apart. Don't grow tobacco in the same spot each year.
Tobacco is a heavy feeder. Work in a slow release fertilizer for vegetable gardens before planting. Keep transplants watered well for the first 2 weeks. After that water if you don't get 1 inch of rain each week, or if you notice plants wilting. In late July you may want to fertilize with a liquid garden fertilizer, especially if you notice plants yellowing or growth is slow.
Tobacco plants will grow rapidly if the weather is warm. Keep your tobacco weeded well until plants are large enough to shade out weeds. By the end of summer you should have plants 4-5 feet tall with broad leaves 2 feet or more in length. Tobacco has dangling white tube shaped flowers that are fragrant and attractive to moths at night. You do not need to let tobacco bloom to get smoking tobacco. The plants are actually attractive but space consuming in the back of the flower bed.
Tobacco is prone to several insects and diseases when grown in the south. The good news is that in the north few of these problems exist and tobacco can usually be grown without pesticides. Buy seed that is certified virus free.
Tobacco is like wine in that the area it is grown in, the strain of tobacco and little secret tricks and recipes for curing and fermenting the product will produce different flavors. Home growers can get an adequate product for rolling cigarettes but may not be able to produce good pipe tobacco.
In September as leaves start to yellow slightly - and before the first frost- each leaf is cut from the plant. All leaves may not be ready at the same time. The leaves are generally piled up with stems in the same direction and then a sharp stick is poked through the pile near the stem end. The tobacco laden sticks are hung in a dark, warm place for at least 2 months. Spread the leaves apart slightly on the stick.
Attics, closed up garages, and sheds may be good tobacco curing spots. Increasing air flow with a fan may help. Old vans or freight trailers sitting in the sun can be effective curing places. In a damp, cold Michigan fall your curing crop may develop mold, and any moldy leaves should be discarded.
After the tobacco is brown and crumbly, the stem part is removed and the tobacco crushed or cut and then generally it is cured for several months or even years longer. These are basic instructions and you can research various curing procedures for developing different types and flavors of tobacco
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What struck me first about tobacco seeds is that you don't really sow them in a traditional sense. You sprinkle them on top the soil. This was hard for me to accept, but that is how it's done. One method I use is taking a 6"or 8" diameter or a large planter box larger is better. Sprinkle the seed on top of the soil you don't want to disturb them by pouring water on them. So take your pot and fill it with a good potting soil and saturate it. Let it drain for an hour then sprinkle the seeds on the top of the soil. Now mist the seeds once a day, keep them moist, from this point until the sprouts are a couple of inches tall they are extremely vulnerable. Don't let them dry out or they are gone. Do not cover, this way you will have a less chance for mold, sunscald or actually cooking the sprouts. Start the seeds around March or May. Set the pots on a southern facing windowsill when the weather gets warmer put the pots outside during the day and bring them in if frost is coming to your area. Let them gradually become accustomed to the sun. After May 31st there is not any more chance of frost, set them outside permanently. If you have limited growing space a five gallon bucket with holes melted or drilled in it works fine just make sure it is watered daily. When transplanting, set the plants about an inch above the (crown) this is where the root meets the stem. Take a plastic milk jug or liter of pop bottle (use clear not green) and cut the bottom out and remove the cap and cover the transplant. This protects them from the sun and keeps slugs away. Plant 2 or 3 transplants in each spot within 2" of each other and when they out grow the bottles, jugs let the best stay and pull the others. Water them well and keep them moist until they take hold. Most of the time the outer larger leaves of the seedlings will die after transplanting, this is ok, as long as there is a small bit of green in the center of the seedling it will come back strong. After the plants are a foot high they will take care of themselves with normal rainfall.
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Space the plants at least 2 feet apart, 3 would be better. The more space between each plant the easier they are to inspect.
Keep your soil at 7-7.5pH and if you can get a hold of some horse manure, leaves, grass clippings, all the scraps from past tobacco plants (stems, stalks, useless leaf etc.), I sometimes throw spent cat litter in the compost pile and leave it to ripen using it later. Barbecue charcoal ash is gold for tobacco growing. I spread this out at the end of the season, usually December. Apply dolomite over this and let it all leach into the soil. In the spring February, April, May, till this in, and let it sit for a few weeks then test the pH of the soil and adjust powdered lime if needed. If you want you can give your plants a shot of miracle grow once or twice in the season.
After the plants are growing you may want to start priming the plants, priming is the lower leaves start turning yellow brown you can pick them and start stringing them with a needle on button or upholstery thread from your craft store, and hang them up to dry. The ones lowest to the ground can be left there or pulled off and put in the mulch pile.
Here comes decision time, your plants are anywhere from 3-5 ft' high and they are forming flower heads, right in the center at the top of plant. You can just snap these off will your hands and get better tobacco or get a zillion seeds you don't need. What I have learned is to let 2 or 3 plants come to flower and seed and that is all you will need for next year plus give gifts to all your tobacco friends.
Aphids are a little problem I find annoying. These little buggers come out of nowhere and before you know it your infested. I don't like chemicals and poisons. There are probably safe ones out there but I don't use them. The old stand-by, a fairly swift stream of water will knock them off and keep them in check but don't break the leaves off when you're debugging. You can wash them off but a few days later there back. If you wish you can use (Seven) for plants and vegetables. Another problem you might have is a large green tomato worm. These things are huge; some of them can get 3"long and a 1/2" thick. They can eat a medium to large leaf in a half of a day, look for them under the leaf and squash them.
It's late August the plants sometimes sooner if your started your plants a month ahead of schedule. The plants have been full grown and they are starting to ripen some are fully ripe. This is when the leaves are yellowish. The lower leaves go first and then the upper ones you should have 22-25 leaves on the plant this is perfect. Harvest them on a sunny day. Chop them down at the base at about 10 A.M. after most of the morning dew burns off. Set them up on something that will allow airflow, you can use old fencing, window frames, screens, sawhorse whatever you have. Drill a hole about ¼" inch through the thick part of the base of plant about a 1" or 2" from where you cut it. You can use many things to string them on some use nylon tying twine, butchers cord, telephone wire, just make sure you can't break it with your hands. You Can hang them between basement, garage, barn joists, with some nails or screws. Hang your plants with a couple of inches between them for airflow. Put a fan on them if you want they will cure quickly with a lot of fresh air. If there in a garage open the door, in a basement open the window, on the days when it is not raining, when it is raining close the door, inspect them everyday looking for mold. A little mold on the main stalk or the main center rib of the leaf is a leading indicator that there is too much moisture and the leaf will mold. When you spot this you've got to do something to increase airflow, decrease moisture in the air and/or heat the place where they are hung if it isn't heated. The aroma of drying tobacco you have grown is almost spiritual.
When tobacco is completely dry, yes brittle, wait for a rainy damp day open the windows and doors and let the moisture dampen soften the leaves. If this doesn't happen till spring then so be it. Once the leaves are dry nothing is going to harm them if you don't handle them. You can moisten them with a light misting, me I wait for nature to moisten them, I never been left down.
If you want to learn more about flavoring and curing tobacco go to youtube grow tobacco
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Tobacco can be grown throughout the United States including Alaska. If you need seeds I sell about 2000 seeds for $3
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Sounds like I need to grow some of that. While we're on the gold issue, should I trade it for silver?
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I wish. That price is long gone, probably 6 months ago.
In case I am not clear...you can easily sell gold and silver easily even in most SHTF scenario.
I just started reading this forum today (03/20/2011) and decided to join. Hi!
Thought it was interesting to see how things have changed in ~year.
The spot price for silver is ~$35.28/ounce as of Friday.
Silver has doubled since August 2010.
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Thought it was interesting to see how things have changed in ~year.
The spot price for silver is ~$35.28/ounce as of Friday.
Silver has doubled since August 2010.
Welcome! Yeah, things have changed quickly.
Take a look around, feel free to comment, but be sure to stop by the Intro section and tell us a bit about yourself.
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I just went to the bank friday and bought 6 rolls of dimes &3 rolls quarters. I regulary do this to search for the odd silver coin.
Well, I got 1 silver dime in each roll and nothing it the first 2 rolls of quartes. The third roll was all silver. JACKPOT.
cost $10.00----40 silver quarters..... $259.05 as of friday
Just wanted to brag a little.
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