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Rated 4 out of 5 by 27 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by leon0321 Great Quality We bought the Sourav dining chairs, bench and table. They are built solid and heavy. I love all the pieces and people who have seen it think we paid much more for it then we did. May 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Loretta68 Love the wood We love these chairs, beautiful wood. We already had a table, and were trying to find some chairs to match, and these chairs look great with our table, would recommend them, very sturdy and comfortable. March 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BostonDD Great chair We already had the Sourav table, it was given to us for free for our lake house without any chairs. We found these chairs online and were a bit worried about ordering them without being able to sit in them. They are solid and well made and went great with our older table. We ordered the benches, too, but haven't put them together yet. I do wish the seat had the same finish as the table and benches though. It's fine since we will probably put a cushion on them anyway! October 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Suellen, retired nurse Perfect Replacement Chairs! Bought these same chairs 4 years ago to replace some Windsor chairs that had seen their better days. How awesome they are. I had shopped around for quite some time to find the perfect replacements and these were it! Bought them on sale with coupons. What a deal! Will keep them forever. March 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by fieldsshoppergal Great buy! Love these chairs! I bought six of these chairs and two of the Kaya and put the three on each side and the Kaya chairs on the ends of a table for eight. It looks fantastic! We have five children and the these chairs are perfect for our family. Very sturdy and wipe down easily. Completely satisfied! November 10, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by love my spurs love our sourav great, beautiful and great price May 22, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pleased Customer Beautiful Chairs! We are familiar with World Market's products, and ordered the Saurav table & chairs from the website sight unseen. What a risk! We were sure we'd like the table (which hasn't yet arrived) but were nervous about the color and style of the chairs. They arrived three days ago and we just love them. They're a beautiful dark wood color, well crafted, comfortable to sit on, and were easy to put together. [...] December 16, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5 by The Geiger Clan Alot of Bang for your Buck! We absolutely LOVE the Dinning Set, We have a five kids (plus extras that come over) It's sturdy & stylish. Plus it's already "distressed wood" so you don't have to yell at the kids if they scratch it! Ha! Ha! Seriously,if you're thinking about purchasing a new set. Get this one you will not be disappointed! January 16, 2009


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- 2 packages (3 ounces each) ladyfingers, split
- 3 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup lemon curd
- 2/3 cup confectioners' sugar
- Set aside 5 ladyfingers; line the sides and bottom of a lightly greased 9-in. springform pan with remaining ladyfingers. In a large bowl, beat cream until stiff peaks form; set aside.
- In another large bowl, beat cream cheese and curd until smooth; add sugar. Beat on medium for 1 minute. Fold in whipped cream. Spread half of cream cheese mixture into prepared pan. Arrange reserved ladyfingers in a spoke pattern over top. Spread with remaining cream cheese mixture. Cover and chill overnight. Yield: 12 servings.
Sweet White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a sweet white wine such as Moscato or a sweet Riesling.
Reviews for Lemon Ladyfinger Dessert
"I've had this recipe saved with an over the top review by the poster. Wish I'd read these reviews before making. Definitely needs more lemon curd and less whipped cream. I'd make again with those changes. I'm taking it to a potluck tomorrow and will see what others think!!!"
"I am giving this five stars even though I haven't made it yet. The other reviews say it is good, so it must be. I find the directions for the lady fingers confusing and am wondering why Taste of Home hasn't responded to these questions. Do you look at the feedback on these recipes?"
"SOLUTION TO CRUNCHY LADYFINGERS TO STAND UP: First using stick of butter grease pan. Place in freezer 5 to 10 min. Dab honey on side of ladyfinger that will touch the pan abt size of a dime. Do not let ladyfingers touch. Finished, place all in freezer until you pour in contents."
"To die for! Easy, quick, delicious, more than delicious! And I didn't let it sit in the fridge overnight....just a couple of hours. It is my new favorite recipe for showing off!"
"For those who have made this recipe, did you use whole ladyfingers or split ladyfingers? I understand to hold out 5 for the middle of the filling. Just need to know if they were whole or split. Thanks."

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The Chicago Getaway Hostel reinvents the hostel for a new generation of travelers. Pairing hotel-style services with friendly fewer-frills affordability, this fresh alternative in Chicago's trendy Lincoln Park elevates the experience with a roster of fun, free daily social events, a chef-caliber communal kitchen and services and amenities that delight. From free continental breakfast to free WiFi and linens, bike rentals to guitars, Chicago Getaway is the Windy City's most popular and highest-rated hostel.Learn More >
Our housing is located in the heart of Lincoln Park. By day, spend your free time out back on our patio sunning and socializing, playing corn hole, and drinking 312's— we'll handle the grill. By night, drink like a local on our guided bar crawls or follow us to our favorite dive bars for live music...
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With 8 stages, and 170+ bands from all over the world, every Lolla lineup makes hands wave, heads nod, and crowds holler.
A variety of House Music DJs are bringing out the best mixes during this year's festival.
The 8th annual RibFest brings the very best ribs, live music and more to the Windy City.
Foodies unite during this 5 day food festival featuring the best cuisine Chicago has to offer.
This three day art festival brings together a variety of artist showcasing different mediums of artwork.
This three day event features over 50 acts, great food and craft beer!
Three day festival celebrating Latin American culture! Live performances, music and more!
Street festival hosting live music, great food and performances.
Indulge yourself in this year's Burger Fest!
Celebrate Irish Culture with one of the nation's largest Irish populations.
Overlooking the city's iconic Chicago River this art festival is one of the largest that takes place annually in Chicago.
Indulge in some of the world best BBQ while listening to live music!
Over 40 bands celebrating the 11th anniversary of bringing live music and fun to Union Park!
Southwark comes to life with this two day art and music festival.
A celebration of fresh food, live music and entertainment taking place in Ward Park.
Watch as over 150 yachts leave Chicago racing towards Mackinac Island.
Country Music brings Chicago to life this July.
This two day festival celebrates the craft of making incredible margaritas.
One of Chicago's largest Latino festivals featuring live music and more!
Over 80 breweries will participate during this 2 day craft beer extravaganza.
Join us to visit many of the city's great hot dog vendors who offer both traditional and new, exciting takes on the standard.
Edge Fest will be a one-of-a-kind experience unlike any other on the city's North Side.
The iconic fest sprawls over six city blocks in the heart of Lincoln Park.
An exciting assortment of musical talent will keep the two-day party in full swing and feature some of the best original and cover artists Chicago has to offer.
Ginza Holiday Festival is a summer event featuring Japanese food, culture and entertainment.
Chicagoans looking for a blast from the past don't need to look further than the 20th annual Retro on Roscoe festival.
Celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, Northalsted Market Days is set to be the biggest and best it has ever been!
Fine arts, flavorful food and live performing come together in perfect harmony for the West Loop Art Fair.
Salute our military personnel and their families who face remarkable and tremendous challenges.
The 10th annual Festa Italiana stretches along Taylor Street between Ashland Avenue and Racine Street.
One of the most popular neighborhood street festivals in Chicago.
The Chicago Air and Water Show presented by Shell Oil Products U.S. and the City of Chicago is the largest show of its kind in the United States.
Albany Park, the eclectic Chicago neighborhood on the city's northwest side, will again celebrate its ethnic diversity.
Chicago Dancing Festival's 10th Anniversary presenting a wide variety of excellent dance.
Taste of Greektown is a romantic weekend celebration for lovers of Mediterranean culture.
Chicago's volunteer-run arts fest, where all proceeds go to fund arts education.
A European-style, indoor-outdoor urban antique market in the historic West Loop.
The Transamerica Chicago Triathlon is an action-packed tour through one of America's signature metropolises.
Known for its artistic creativity, the Chicago Jazz Festival is a favorite Labor Day Weekend tradition.
The Chicago Fringe Festival is an uncensored, unjuried, no-holds barred performance event.
The Great American Lobster Fest is the Midwest's largest Lobster and Seafood Festival.
Come together at the North Coast Music Festival: Summer's Last Stand to celebrate the merging of all music and walks of life.
The Festival grounds in Chicago's Washington Park come alive in a simulated African village.
This annual Labor Day weekend festival at the Copernicus Center in Chicago's Jefferson Park
The festival provides an opportunity to sample from more than 300 wines from around the world.
Dance to the music of German bands and spend the evening with friends and enjoy a fabulous festival.
This city-wide, multi-venue, eleven-day festival has attracted over 650,000 concertgoers and has presented more than 650 artists and ensembles from over 80 countries.
The Lakeview East Festival of the Arts is Chicago's premier fine art and fine craft festival showcasing over 125 juried artists.
A longtime favorite festival in Chicago, Venetian Night, makes a spectacular return at Navy Pier!
The Renegade Craft Fair is a highly curated showcase of the very best in modern craft and design.
Over 15 years the Ravenswood ArtWalk annual "Tour of Arts and Industry" has evolved into a truly unique experience for the thousands of visitors that attend each year.
The largest celebration of Mexican heritage and culture in the Midwest takes place in the heart of Chicagos Little Village neighborhood.
Riot Fest is a multi-day music festival specializing in punk, rock, alternative, metal, and hip-hop.
The glorious taco will again get the spotlight it has long deserved when the tortilla-wrapped fave is celebrated at this food and music festival.
EXPO CHICAGO, the International Exposition of Contemporary & Modern Art, opens the fall art season each September at historic Navy Pier.
For a glorious weekend in September, Millennium Park becomes the perfect canvas for Bon Appétit presents Chicago Gourmet and there's so much to do, see, and most importantly, taste.
"If music is the place-then Jazz is the City" hear it live at the Hyde Park Jazz Festival.
One of Chicago's most popular celebrations of fall and all things Bavarian -- Oktoberfest Chicago at St. Alphonsus -- returns for its 15th year of seasonal revelry.
CAM showcases the work of Chicago's independent artists and arts organizations.
Rocktober Beerfest will kick off it's inaugural event in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood.
Running the Bank of America Chicago Marathon is the pinnacle of achievement for elite athletes and everyday runners alike.
For nearly half a century, the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans has sponsored Chicago's Columbus Day celebration.
The longest running international competitive film festival in North America.
The Chicago Architecture Foundation's Open House Chicago is a free public festival that offers behind-the-scenes access to 200 buildings across Chicago.
When a broad spectrum of thinkers and instigators share ideas, we have the power to transform our world.
The National Museum of Mexican Art will be showcasing a city-wide Day of the Dead celebration.
The Sculpture Objects Functional Art and Design (SOFA) Fair in Chicago is the premier gallery-presented art fair dedicated to three-dimensional art and design.
USA Rugby and TLA Worldwide announced the greatest stars in professional rugby will again return to Chicago, IL for The Rugby Weekend.
Kicking off Chicago's winter season, the McCormick Tribune Ice Rink in Millennium Park's McCormick Tribune Ice RinkMillennium Park will open.
Chicago's largest open-air Christmas festival.
The BMO Harris Bank Magnificent Mile Lights Festival, the nation's largest evening holiday celebration.
Bundle up and get ready to belt out some holiday classics at these festive events that are part concert, part sing-along.
The McDonald's Thanksgiving Parade takes place on Thanksgiving morning.
Lincoln Park Zoo's 21st annual holiday festivalâ?"featuring more than 2 million lights in imaginative displays across the zoo.
Start the holidays with a roar at this Chicago family favorite.
Welcome the 102nd Chicago Christmas Tree to a new location in Millennium Park.
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The hostel is the best place for staying in while sightseeing and getting to know the chicago city. Almost everything is quite bit handy and the staff is helpful, giving to the guests good attention and providing what is necessary.Rafapedro Minneapolis, Minnesota
We would definitely stay there again. Fun and interesting and in a great location to get to Depaul University. Took the L and train from O'Hare Airport to the hostel with no problem. Kitchen area accessible to make your own meals.waltzmatilda Middletown, New Jersey
Staff super friendly, helpful, and informative about the city. Nice clean hostel, comfy beds and hot showers. Good location, about 10 mins walk from the train station and Lincoln Zoo. Free wifi. Breakfast was fab, so many choices! Would recommend this place to anyone on a budget.Carolyn H. Bognor Regis, United Kingdom


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Panama City - School doesn't start for another several weeks, but a Panama City Rescue Mission program that helps students in need get ready for the new year is already busy getting families signed up. New this year, "Klothes for Kids" is doing on-site registration at places like Girls Inc. and the Boys and Girls Club. That makes it even easier for families to get the help they need.
After 3 years of needing assistance, one local family is now able help. Springfield grandmother Angela Saige has had custody of her three granddaughters for three years. Though they are rich in love, the family went through some tough financial times. "Shortly after I got them I lost my job that was about the time that BP had their oil spill and finding a job was really hard at the time," said Saige. For three years Angela's family relied on "Klothes for Kids" for school uniforms. "It provided them with something I couldn't. I don't know what they would have worn, I didn't have any clothes for them," said Saige.
"Klothes for Kids" assisted 1800 children in Bay County last year. For the first time the program is registering families on-site, at places like Boys and Girls Club and Girls Inc., making it more convenient for families in need. "The majority of our parents are working parents. Their budgets are stretched thin and they are thankful for the help," said Girls Inc. Executive Director Tammy Dunaway.
Angela now works for Cox Pools, a job she couldn't be more thankful for. After years of receiving assistance, this year her family is giving it. "We were going through clothes at the house last night and the girls said "Nana we need to give this to some other little girls that need it. It's a great feeling inside to know that you can be there to help someone else when other people have been there to help you," said Saige.
Several locations will have on-site registration over the next several weeks. This week Patterson Elementary will have registration open to the public on Tuesday from noon to 4pm. You can also register in person at the rescue mission's day center every Thursday from 12:30 to 3. Be sure to bring your social security card and your child's as well, also your child's size and school information. For more information visit the Panama City Rescue Mission's website, by clicking on Newslinks on the WJHG.com homepage.


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I don't want to upset anyone that did the work so I'm posting links to Saiga12.com.
After it was discussed in another thread about the Russian style side folder I did some searching and found some good info.
It appears the standard AK100 rear trunion can be used with minor mods, clearance for the bolt carrier, and the front locking hook can be made but still looking for dimensions of that.
This thread shows good detail of the conversion, he used mostly Russian parts but you'll find great info and pics, also shows what mods are needed to the AK100 rear trunion (post# 53).
sKott's Saiga 12-C Conversion - forum.Saiga-12.com
This one was done with an ak100 triangle side folder and a home made front latch made from aluminum.
My S12 write-up - forum.Saiga-12.com
I'll post more info when I find it.


text: Welcome Whether you're thinking about applying to a position at Drexel University or you've just been hired, we're sure you have a lot of questions, ranging from "What's Philadelphia like?" to "How do I access my online accounts?" We hope that the pages in this section can answer these and any other questions you might have. Career Opportunities Drexel is a vibrant community of students, faculty, and professional staff – if you think you'd like to join us but haven't applied yet, visit the Drexel Jobs and DrexelMed Jobs websites to begin searching available positions. New to Drexel Features information specifically for new hires, including answers to frequently asked questions, copies of all the paperwork you need to fill out, and a timeline for starting to work at the University. Drexel Culture & History Learn about Drexel rich history and their plans for the future. Who's Who at Drexel Meet the administrative officials leading the effort to keep Drexel the best they can be. Campus & University Life Features information about Drexel campuses and their surrounding neighborhoods, including places to eat, entertainment venues, and neighborhood associations.


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i followed a link posted on one of the other forums i visit and since i love forums in general ((especially pokemon forums ^^ )) i joined.
dont yell at me, eep. ive had bad experiences with larger forums O_O
um, i like to draw and write pokemon fictions. eventually ill prolly post some of my stuff in the creative board ^^ the fictions only after i make some decent progress on new chapters, though.
i also like to role play, mostly pokemon and mythological fantasy characters so i might be around that board as well.
also, i have my own pokemon forum ^^ im unsure of this forums rules on advertising so i wont post a link
other than that, i hope im welcomed here ^^


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Hilway Direct PLUS Floor Finish & Cleaner/Maintainer, 1.33 Gal
Hilway Direct PLUS Floor Finish & Cleaner/Maintainer, 1.33 Gallons
A unique blend of detergents, waxes & polymers for an all-in-one clean & polish solution to protect and maintain resilient flooring. Use as Floor Finish only OR as a one-step solution for clean-maintain. High 30% solids. Hard-wearing, durable Acrylic Finish. Rejuvenates finish with routine cleaning. Resists scratches & scuffs. No VOCs. Non-Hazardous. Low-Sheen.
For Use On: Vinyl (sheet, VCT, LVT), Rubber, Linoleum, Cork, Marble, Slate, Quarry Tile, Terazzo, Concrete, Asphalt Tile
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Initial Application:
- Clean floor thoroughly prior to application of finish. For floors with a factory finish, remove finish following flooring manufacturer's instructions. Rinse or neutralize after removing old coating.
- Shake finish well then let it settle 5 minutes before use.
- Apply a thin, even, undiluted coat using a microfiber applicator mop.
- Apply 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to air dry completely (approx 30-60 minutes) between coats.
- Allow finish to dry for at least eight (8) hours after the second coat and before use.
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Hometown: Merrick, NY
Education: I graduated from JMU in May 2010 with a Bachelor of Business Administration and a Communication Studies minor.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Why I chose to attend JMU: At a college fair I attended my junior year of high school, the JMU Admissions Counselor talked adamantly about the strong academics, the friendly student body, and great dining facilities the university had to offer. He highly recommended I make a visit to campus to get a taste of what JMU was all about. Taking the Admissions Counselor's advice, my father and I made the trip down to Harrisonburg, Virginia, and I knew the moment I stepped foot on campus that JMU was where I wanted to spend my college career. Everything from the beautiful campus and welcoming atmosphere, to the rigorous academic climate got me hooked! A few years removed from graduation, I can confidently say attending JMU was one of the best decisions I have made in my life!
Advice to students selecting a college: Take some time to evaluate what type of school you may be interested in. Are you looking to go to a small private school or large public school? Do you want to attend a school far away from home or close to home? What major would you be interested in studying? After going through this process, create a list of campuses that you want to visit and then visit them! Talk to students and teachers, eat at the dining facilities, or attend a sporting event. Try to get a real sense of the university and if you could picture yourself attending the school.
Favorites About JMU:
- Place: The quad! There's no place I would rather be on a gorgeous day!
- Dining Facility: Market One! Sbarro, Burger Studio, The Great Panini, and Montague's Deli, snacks, and bakery items! The place has everything you could want in a dining facility!
- Memories: Sunrises at Reddish Knob, afternoons on Wilson steps, hiking at Crab Tree Falls, D-Hall dinners, football games, TDU lounging, being a FROG, SafeRides Team Leader, and MYMOM Leadership Counselor!


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Early Offensive Production Guides St. John's Past Princeton Baseball
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The Princeton baseball team struggled to respond to St. John's early offensive production and ultimately fell 17-2 Wednesday evening in non-conference action in Queens, N.Y.
The Red Storm held a 16-5 hit differential, while two pivotal errors by the Tigers in the first displaced them for the remainder of the game.
Turning Point of the Game: Two errors by second baseman Danny Hoy along with a pair of hits allowed St. John's to open a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first.
With a runner on, Hoy was unable to cleanly field a sacrifice bunt, putting runners on the corners. SJU then loaded the bases on a hit by pitch and fielder's choice evolved into a second throwing error to score the Red Storm's first of three runs.
From that point forward, Princeton's catch up efforts went unrewarded and St. John's added multi-run bursts down the stretch.
The Offense: Nate Baird was Princeton's lone base runner to reach third over the first five frames, doing so twice in the third and fifth innings. After the Tigers were unable to capitalize early on, they managed to break up the Red Storm's shutout two innings later. With one out, Baird and Alec Keller were dealt consecutive walks. Hoy followed with an RBI single to right field to score Baird from second and make it an 11-1 ball game. The ensuing batter Mike Ford hit in a double play to conclude the inning.
Batter of the Game: Princeton's first run came off a Hoy's fifth inning RBI single. With an out and runners on first and second, he got some height on the ball and it landed towards the right field line. It took a bounce towards the line in hopes of allowing the Tigers to earn extra bases, but did not have enough speed to get too far from the St. John's outfielder.
Sub of the Game: Bobby Geren came replaced Alex Flink at third base in the bottom of the fifth inning. Geren finished 1-for-2 with an RBI, accounting for Princeton's second run of the game. With two outs and runners on first and second, the infielder sailed a single to right field to send home Jonathan York.
On Deck: Princeton (11-22, 8-4 Ivy) will look to take over the Gehrig Division standings in a critical four-game series with first-place Columbia. The Tigers and Lions square off in a pair of doubleheaders from Apr. 20-21 at Clarke Field.


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One handgun that I believe to be a good survival gun is the Makarov. This was the Russian Armys handgun for many years. They were also made in a number of Communist satellites countries such as East Germany, Bulgaria, China, and several others. These are quality and dependable guns. They were partially copied from the German Walther PP. They are available for fairly reasonable prices.
They come in the caliber 9X18. That means the bullet diameter is 9MM (.363) and the case length is 18 MM. It fits between the 9MM Luger (9x19) and the American .380 (9x17). It is probably the minimum that I would want to use for self defense. But, it has been in use for many years and has stood the test of time.
It comes with an eight round single stack magazine. With one in the chamber, that will give you 9 shots. There is ample jacketed ammo available at this time. I would recommend 1,000 minimum ( that goes for any TSHTF firearm). But, for serious work I would recommend that it be loaded with Hornadys Critical Defense ammo. That would make this gun a lot better defensively.
Another good feature of this pistol is that there is a replacement barrel available which is chambered in .380. That way, if the Communist ammo becomes unavailable, you can change the barrel (a special tool is needed) to an American caliber and keep shooting.
The Makarov is a smaller gun. It is thin enough to carry in a pocket. It weighs around 1.5 pounds. It would be a good gun for a woman. It would be a good concealed carry weapon. I would feel very well armed if I had to carry it for self defense. It has both double and single action and has a hammer drop decocker. That is so that you can decock it without worrying that it might accidently fire.
All in all, I believe that this gun would serve a survivalist very well. The prices are generally around $200 or so.


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i also have cream cheese and mozzarella. i dont know what to use!
i also have cream cheese and mozzarella. i dont know what to use!
dammit wheres a woman/qoorl when you need one
Hey Rayne, I think you might live in a time zone exactly 12 hours from mine. Cool.
this is not the time for chatter about timezones pichubro! i am in a cooking debacle and you are a female! assist me!
I can't cook! D:
you cant use 'fat'. butter contains fat. oil is also fatty. its like asking me to use carbohydrates instead of bread.
im am going to use mozzarella and that pseudo butter thing. wish me luck.
Sometimes I eat plain butter.
blackened one side too much. im afraid to eat it.
its..... not that bad actually. im going to try another one with more cheese this time.
i found some garlic. qoorl WHAT DO I DO WITH IT.
i have enough mozarella left over for ONE MORE SANDWICH qoorl. youd better respond soon or ill have to fly solo.
oh hey i found some white cheese whatever that is. i have more cheese in my refrigerator that id realised.
is qoorl the only guy who can cook around here
Just sprinkle it on the bread after it's been buttered. It'll stick to it if you spread the butter well. You're doin fine Rayne.


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Falling can become your worst enemy as you age. A fall can lead to broken bones and other health complications. However, there are small changes that can be made to mitigate fall risks.
The reasons for falling may be physical or environmental — that is, certain medical conditions or medications may increase the likelihood of a fall, or the design and style of your living space may no longer be safe.
"Some changes—like replacing a standard toilet with a comfort height model, adding grab bars and a hand shower with seat to an existing bathroom or adding pull-down accessories for your kitchen wall—can be reasonably affordable," said Jamie Goldberg [3], a certified, aging-in-place specialist. "Others, like creating a barrier-free shower or home entry, widening doorways and remodeling a kitchen for accessibility will involve more time, skill and investment."
The concept of "aging in place" is to allow people to remain in their own homes for as long as possible by adapting their environment to their changing physical abilities.
"I design homes for seniors and those who have special needs to make them safer and extend their quality of living," said Leslie Markman-Stern [4], an interior designer. "I start with conducting a safety assessment of their home by going thru each room and making recommendations. One room I pay particular attention to is the bathroom. I design ADA compliant (American with Disabilities) bathrooms so if they are currently using wheelchairs or walkers they can navigate the space more easily."
To make a bathroom safer, Ms. Markman-Stern installs non-skid floors, puts in additional light for those who have low vision, creates walk in showers (no thresholds) for greater accessibility to prevent falls, installs blocking in walls to support grab bars, designs a vanity cut out so if they are in a wheelchair they can still use the sink, and uses specifying levers instead of knobs for faucets and handles so that if they have arthritis they can use the faucets or pulls on drawers more easily. She also designs kitchens and other rooms of a house to make them safer.
Ms. Goldberg, suggests similar changes to a kitchen as one might consider for the bathroom. These include non-skid mats in front of the sink, levers instead of knobs, and increased lighting.
"I helped my father-in-law, a stroke victim and Vietnam war vet, modify his bathroom and it was one of the most satisfying professional experiences of my career," said Ms. Goldberg.
Some home safety changes can be as simple as removing clutter, taping down loose rugs, keeping a flashlight handy before using the stairs at night, and using installing nightlights in other rooms.
In addition to make your living space safe, experts recommend a visit to the doctor to create a fall prevention plan. This plan will begin with a review of current medications to see if side effects are making balance worse. Health issues with eyes and ears and cause balance to be off and the doctor will need to assess this.
"Physical activity can go a long way toward fall prevention," states the Mayo Clinic [5]. "With your doctor's O.K., consider activities such as walking, water workouts or tai chi — a gentle exercise that involves slow and graceful dance-like movements. Such activities reduce the risk of falls by improving strength, balance, coordination and flexibility."
For those avoiding physical activity because of a fear of falling, consult your doctor to see if a physical therapist can help. "The physical therapist can create a custom exercise program aimed at improving your balance, flexibility, muscle strength and gait," states the Mayo Clinic.
Simply changing your footwear can decrease your risk of falls. Experts recommend shoes that fasten on and no high heels or flip-flops.
Whether investing in a something as small as a new pair of shoes or a night light to hiring an interior designer to install a new bathroom and kitchen, the cost is buying independence and reducing the risk of falls.


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Dare to explorefrom modern day adventures to close calls and narrow escapes. In this book, amazing animals take readers into the wild and into the water. Readers discover cultural connections from food, currency, literature and lots more from around the world.
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Box, Novelty Bank, Kennedy Memorial
This is an original box for a John F. Kennedy memorial bank created by Astro Manufacturing, a company founded in 1957 by John and Steven Berzac, two brothers who had formerly worked at Duro Manufacturing (making space-themed mechanical banks). Created to memorialize the President who was remembered by many as an advocate for spaceflight, this bank contained in this box may well have used the plans for a Kennedy half dollar as its inspiration. Unlike the mechanical banks that had also been designed by the Berzacs, this Kennedy memorial bank was a simple still bank with a slot in the top for the deposit of coins and a locked hatch in the base for their removal.
Raymond Reines donated this bank to the Museum in 2011.
Gift of Raymond R. Reines. Dedicated to the Berzac Family, in honor of Team NASA.
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- United States of America
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- 1963
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Watch Part 1 of Mochilla's new video series: Nas & Damien "Jr Gong" Marley go to The Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road in Jamaica. Mochilla enlisted the best possible videographer for this project: B+ (Stones Throw, Wax Poetics, Mochilla). Get more B+ art here.
It must have taken some strong Rastafarian medicine to get Nas' permanent hip-hop scowl off his face, replaced by droopy eyes and laughter. Makes us wish we were smoking out with the Distant Relatives in Jamaica. In fact, we're just going out to the roof for five minutes, be right back.


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Dr. Azar to present at Piedmont Crossing
Published: Monday, January 7, 2013 at 12:20 p.m.
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The public is invited to attend a free seminar at Piedmont Crossing at 2 p.m. Thursday which will address orthopaedic-related concerns that seniors may have.
Dr. George Azar, an orthopaedic specialist at Davidson Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine in Thomasville, will discuss a variety of topics including arthritis, overall bone health and the pain that can be associated with cooler temperatures. He'll share information on some of the less invasive procedures that can be performed to help alleviate pain and discomfort for those that may be suffering.
Dr. Azar is board certified in orthopaedic surgery and specializes in joint replacement as well as shoulder arthroscopies. He attended the University of Massachusetts Medical School and completed a surgical internship at Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center and residency training at New York Medical College- Brooklyn and Queens.
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in our 12GA FH testing and experimenting.
I'm visiting here and passing it on.Nice site here.
There are two videos of our 12GA FH on YouTube,
exploding big heavy walled plastic pails of water.
Not milk jugs , but 6 gal water in thick
plastic. with thick locked on lids........
The "Grampa's Cannon" one with a long view,
and "Grandpa's First Shot" a closeup video,
the first one, that shows how the top of heavy
shelf got bent. Later kids will do film videos showing
muzzle blast and recoil. We also have tested an
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Heber Springs and Vilonia have run neck-and-neck at nearly every track meet this season with both coming out on top by small margins on a couple of occasions.
At the Lake Hamilton Invitational in Pearcy on Friday, the Class 4A Panthers edged the Class 5A Eagles by one point (90-89) for the title as junior Clint Ligon led the charge with a team-high 24 points. Class 6A Lake Hamilton finished third with 83.25 points in the 18-team invitational.
Ligon captured 1st place in the high jump (6'5") and placed 3rd in three events, including the 110 hurdles (15.57), 300 low hurdles (40.96) and long jump (21' 1.75"), which he posted a season-best mark. Plus, Ligon took 7th in the triple jump (41'6").
Panther Coach Dale Cresswell said he only took a partial team with the primary goal of getting more athletes qualified for state or qualifying with better marks. "We didn't take everybody. We didn't have our top three sprinters or one of our best distance runners. We went down there looking to get some more qualifying times. Both [Heber and Vilonia] took partial teams. The kids did a good job of keying on their events."
Jake Sanders finished 2nd in the 1600 with a season-best time of 4:25.22, only one tenth of a second behind Lake Hamilton's Grant Williams in the closest race of the day. Andrew Powell placed 4th (4:49.56) in the 1600 as the Panthers collected 13 points in the event. Heber had three athletes place in the 800 as Austin Schmidt (4th, 2:00.72), Blake Leonard (7th, 2:06.09) and Zach McArthur (8th, 2:08.49) compiled a total of eight points in the event.
Sanders also placed 3rd in the 3200 with a season-best time of 10:03.14, while teammate Devin Redding qualified for state, placing 4th at 10:31.81.
Heber's 4 x 800 team, which consists of Aaron McKellar, McArthur, Leonard and Garcia, won 1st place with a time of 8:40.97. The Panthers' 4 x 400 relay team of Daniel Henley, Jessie Hood, Logan Henley and Schmidt finished 2nd (3:31,07) and Heber's 4 x 100 team of Tylor Alaniz, Drake Ricardi, Logan Henley and Daniel Henley took 7th with a time of 47.85. Rounding out the Panthers' point total, Nate Hills was 4th in the shot put with a heave of 43'3", while Jorge Garcia placed in the 300 low hurdles (6th, 42.87).
The Lady Panthers finished 11th out of 18 schools with 21 points. Madi Fires placed 3rd in the 1600 (5:44.35) and Mary Simmons took 3rd in the 800 (2:28.72), just ahead of teammate Savannah Thomas (4th, 2:29.91).
Paige Vandivor placed 7th in the 100 hurdles (17.49) and Heber's 4 x 100 relay team of Vandivor, Hannah Johnson, Taylor Eaton and Shelby Clark placed 7th (56.52).
Class 7A Bentonville won the meet with 153 points, Class 6A Texarkana placed 2nd (97) and Class 6A Lake Hamilton finished 3rd (79).
Heber hosts the Eagle Bank Relays on Friday with field events starting at 3:30 p.m. at Panther Stadium.
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Divorce is a time for reinvention, at least that is what I have told myself and tell my coaching clients. It is a time where we can do anything and be anything we want to be. For me, I have now reinvented myself numerous times. But, if you had told me at age 20 that I would be a successful entrepreneur at the age of 44 I would have laughed, because all I wanted to do then was be a buyer for Macy's in New York City.
Life doesn't always work out as we want it to work out though, and my life took a very different turn. After my second divorce, I was a woman who had never worked a day in her life and found myself single with two children that were 10 months old and 4 years old. I needed to support myself. I needed support. I needed a life. Trying many things and failing, I never gave up and looked deep inside to figure out who I was and what I wanted to be.
Then, it hit me. I was destined to help other men and women who were divorced rediscover themselves. But that wasn't enough. I still didn't feel fulfilled or that I had met the dream that I was truly supposed to live. I went further than that and started an online dating site for divorced men and women. I am now, in the second half of my life, and I am better than ever.
I have taken a girl and turned her into a woman. I have taken shyness and turned it into outgoing. I have taken despair and turned it into happiness. I have become my own person, responsible for myself and my children. I have shown them that if you want it bad enough you can have it and that although the road may be rocky, in the end, it is worth every single second of the journey.
My life is filled with friends, contacts, work and family. I spend my days interacting with divorced and separated people through the dating site and coming up with ideas to further the dream. As my business expands so does my vision and my life. The reinvention is not nearly over, in fact it is just beginning, and I am excited to see where it will lead.
I am proof that the second half of your life can be better and more fulfilling. It sometimes takes a tragedy to make us see that, but regardless on how it happens, when it does, the empowerment, peace and understanding of who you are and why you are here supersedes all other times in your life.
Diva Toolbox Contributor, Lee Block runs Post-Divorce Group, LLC. Lee Block [3], a twice divorced mother of two. Lee Block not only has been there, done that and owns the tee shirt to prove it, she wears it proudly. Lee founded the business to help provide the support and connections that she never had while involved in the post-divorce dating world.
When Lee is not running Post-Divorce Dating Club™ [4], she is consulting and coaching divorced men and women and helping them overcome the distress and disappointment of being divorced and putting them back on the road to empowerment. Lee uses her knowledge and tools she has acquired to lend a hand to men and women so they can learn to co-parent and get over the anger and find the you that you love again.http://www.divatoolbox.com [5]


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The Sounds of VTech / Hypnotic Brass Ensemble by Mochilla
The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble teamed up with Miguel Atwood-Ferguson in LA for this live event, which sold out quickly and brought support from artists like Aloe Blacc and Madlib. Miguel Atwood-Ferguson played viola and wrote this arrangement of "Scrabble" specifically for the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble. It's a jazz song by Rene Costy, which inspired Dilla to create one of his best-loved tracks.
The enthusiastic crowd of music lovers that packed their way into the Echoplex for this special show and were not disappointed by the magic they witnessed. Exclusive music, top quality sound, and a stunning performance. Thanks to VTech Music and Mochilla for the video.
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2012 NFL Combine Day 1: Winners and losers
Posted on: February 24, 2012 1:45 am
By Will Brinson
INDIANAPOLIS -- Forgive us for not primarily focusing on draft-related players in this edition of knee-jerk judgments. But on the first day of the NFL combine, there were relatively few players of note to talk to; none of the interior linemen made appearances with the media, there were some lonely kickers and punters present, and not all of the tight ends showed up.
Most of the media sessions were spent chatting up various general manages and coaches, every single one of whom was asked about Peyton Manning and/or Andrew Luck. Or their own quarterback.
Andrew Luck: Luck isn't even in Indianapolis yet (that we know of) and he's already getting swooned over, as Mike Freeman wrote earlier on Thursday. The only flaw that people can find is his arm strength, and even that's a stretch. More good news is that his former coach, Jim Harbaugh, thinks he'll handle the pressure of all the expectations surrounding him just fine. Don't expect the hypemobile to drop speed between now and late April.
St. Louis Rams: On Thursday night, we told a St. Louis radio station that Jeff Fisher would be sitting back and smoking a cigar by the time Robert Griffin III finished running his 40-yard dash. That's because Fisher and the Rams will be holding an auction for Griffin, the clear-cut, second-best (if second ...) quarterback in the draft. Everyone in Indy's glowing about the kid and he hasn't arrived yet either. And everyone interested should get involved. If the Browns, Dolphins and Redskins don't get involved, they're doing themselves a disservice, because RG3 is going to good in the NFL. Make the move, pay the picks and reap the benefits. Fisher's willing to do just that.
Green Bay Packers: There seems to be a lot of speculation about teams wanting Packers backup quarterback Matt Flynn around Indy right now. (The Browns, Dolphins and Seahawks could all be interested parties.) Now that Green Bay's locked up Jermichael Finley for two more years, they can, if they want, apply the franchise tag to Flynn and then trade him for the best offer they get from one of the interested teams. As long as they get more than whatever the compensatory pick would be, they win in this deal.
Pittsburgh Steelers: Shortly after Kevin Colbert stated that he wanted wide receiver Mike Wallace to retire as a Steeler, Pittsburgh managed to restructure Ben Roethlisberger's contract. Making Ben more expensive in the future might not help in the future, but it means right now the Steelers can keep Mike Wallace. The No. 1 wideout in Pittsburgh's gotten flak as the heat's cranked up on the possibility of him leaving, but the fact remains that he's the team's best wideout. Antonio Brown is a stud -- the only guy who we know that loves Brown more than we do is fantasy expert Dave Richard -- and he'll keep improving. But Brown doesn't become team MVP without Wallace keeping top cornerbacks away from his side of the field.
LaRon Landry: Holy muscles, Batman. Did he hijack Ryan Braun's FedEx package or something? We kid, we kid. (But no, seriously: we're joking.) On the first day of young football playing fellas flexing their muscles for the public, Landry stole the show with his ripped Twitter pics.
Jonathan Martin: Forgive us for not loving everyone out of Stanford, or for not giving Martin credit for having confidence. But the athletic offensive tackle won't be participating in most of the drills at the combine, because of food poisoning. (We asked him what he ate, and he didn't remember, but said it was in Arizona. Fear not, consumers of spicy shrimp cocktails.) Martin also repeatedly said he's the best tackle available in the draft, and said "without a doubt" he's better than Matt Kalil. Competition is fun, and confidence is good, but we're not sure why he's talking a big game if he's not participating in the drills.
Mark Sanchez: As Clark Judge noted, "Sanchez should be worried." That's because Rex Ryan came out and made no bold guarantees (a staple of the combine for Ryan) regarding the job security of his starting quarterback. It's OK for Rex to downplay the interest the Jets could have in Peyton Manning; Manning's not a free agent yet, and there are roughly 25 NFL teams that will at least discuss what Manning could do to their franchise. But the lack of guarantees for Sanchez during a tumultuous offseason should be concerning for the Jets current starting quarterback.
Kevin Kolb: Like Sanchez, Kolb didn't exactly get ringing endorsements from the guys who cut his checks. Ken Whisenhunt and Rod Graves didn't explicitly say they'd think about dumping Kolb (due a roster bonus on March 17) if Manning became available, but they sure didn't slam the door on the idea.
Tight Ends: This is the new position that's redefining the NFL, right? Well, um, here's the problem (as also noted by CBSSports.com's own Pete Prisco): where were these guys during their big combine day? Rob Gronkowski was the story during the Super Bowl, and for a week after. Jimmy Graham shattered records. Vernon Davis was the guy who made Alex Smith great. And Orson Charles, the third-rated tight end by NFLDraftScout.com, said he's happy to sit and learn behind someone like Tony Gonzalez?Love the attitude. Love it, and Gonzo's the man. But if you're a coming into college and someone tries to steer you away from playing tight end in college, don't listen to them. Or listen to them and stop playing basketball?
Stevie Johnson: We've thought he'd get the franchise tag from Buffalo at minimum. But in listening to Bills head coach Chan Gailey, that's just not happening. Or it might; but Gailey's description of Johnson was quintessential "we're sorry to lose Stevie." He said he wouldn't miss Stevie until Stevie was gone and then cited the "business" of the game. Those aren't the words of a coach who's pumped to be celebrating a new contract for his franchise wideout.
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- 1-1/2 pounds pork baby back ribs
- 4-1/2 teaspoons molasses
- 1 tablespoon garlic salt
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons thawed pineapple juice concentrate
- 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons hoisin sauce
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon stone-ground mustard
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- Chopped green onion
- Pat ribs dry. Combine the molasses, garlic salt, onion powder and Worcestershire sauce; spoon over meat. Place ribs on a rack in a small shallow roasting pan. Cover and bake at 325° for 50-60 minutes or until tender.
- In a small saucepan, combine the soy sauce, pineapple juice concentrate, vinegar, hoisin sauce, ketchup, lemon juice, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, ginger and garlic. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes or until slightly thickened, stirring occasionally.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, rub on grill rack to coat lightly. Brush ribs with some of the glaze; grill, uncovered, over medium heat for 8-12 minutes or until browned, turning frequently and brushing with additional glaze. Serve remaining glaze on the side. Garnish with onion. Yield: 2 servings.
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This October, Now Playing Utah is again offering Free Night of Theater, but this year, your options have become more extensive.
Free Night of Theater has awarded free tickets to more than 280,000 people in the last eight years to productions in more than 140 cities. Created with the goal of introducing new audiences to the theater, this year Now Playing Utah has decided to enhance their patrons' experiences by upgrading the program to a Free Month of Theater. The great thing about Free Month of Theater is that instead of having to fit your schedule around the one-night performance, you can fit a performance around your schedule throughout the entire month of October.
"Last year, 10 Utah theaters participated and provided close to 1,000 tickets to 24 different performances," says Pat Holmes of Now Playing Utah. "This year, we have double the number of theaters participating in the program and offering free tickets."
Twenty Utah theaters are offering 37 performances throughout the month of October, you won't want to miss this opportunity. Make sure you visit NowPlayingUtah.com any time between Sept. 15 and 24 to enter to win tickets. Click on the Free Night of Theater logo. Winners will be notified by email on Sept. 28.
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May 31 in SanTa Cruz at the Catalyst.
Friday June 1 Sacramento at the Ace of Spades
Saturday June 2 Oakland (Home of Mean Gene Muir) at The Metro
Sunday June 3rd SanTa Clara at The Avalon
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I have to admit that I don't experiment as much with gum that I feel I should. It's one of my candy Achilles' Heels, as so to speak. I've never been a big gum chewer, but I have found myself reaching for it more often as of late. I don't necessarily chew it for the pure enjoyment of it, but rather as a distraction when I'm battling a craving or I just need to have something to move around in my mouth. There's a few people out there who'd argue that gum is not even candy, as the lines of the definition are often blurred. I don't eat gum or seek it out like I would a good candy bar, true, but I do chew it because it tastes good. Which is really whole point when you get to the core of it, right?
There's a few concrete things I feel make up a good pack of gum. Firstly, it needs to taste good and have a strong flavor. Secondly, it needs to have that flavor that lasts a long time. A stick that will peter out in 5-30 minutes is not good enough for me. Because of this, I have been working my way through all the different varieties in the store trying the find the one that will work for me. I do realize that my requirements are little in the grand scheme of things as gums now tote many cool advantages like more unique flavors, teeth and gum protection, and vitamins. Still, I had only a handful of varieties I'd return to, and I've gotten bored with my choices.
Then I noticed Orbit Mist.
This is the newest members of the Orbits line. What's different with this variety is the addition of "micro-bursts (tm)" that are described on the front of the packages. I read that as fancy terms for extra pockets of flavor and deliciousness. But that's just me. The flavors range from the classic Peppermint Spray to the fruity favorite of Watermelon Spring, and finally to the new kid on the block: Mango Surf.
The package design is very attractive. The blue color is cool and refreshing feeling, which is enhanced by a slightly metallic sheen. The packages open to reveal a the sticks wrapped in colorful paper, all lines up in neat little rows. I feel oddly stylish opening these packets to take out a piece to chew.
The texture with all of these is pretty standard and a big draw for me. the gum doesn't start soft like most brands do. Instead, these are a little hard, almost like a Chiclet but without the candy shell, and they gradually get softer as you chew on them.
Peppermint Spray: A cool, light blue color with intense specks of cerulean. The flavor is immediately a burst of sweet peppermint in my mouth. Usually I dislike it when flavors are too punchy in gum, but this works beautifully as the flavor doesn't hit you all at once right away. Instead it slowly stays in your mouth and seeps onto your taste buds as you chew. I chewed a piece of this for a good to hours and was still getting flavor from it. I'm impressed to say the least.
Watermelon Mist: The stick is lightly green with pretty flecks of pink in it. The flavor is very melon, thankfully not horribly fake like all the variations on the Jolly Rancher watermelon flavor out there. This is much smoother, sweeter and more mellow. I taste hints of cantaloupe, watermelon and honeydew with a dash of peach in there.
Mango Surf: Pale yellow colored with red spots. Immediately it tastes tropical and ever so juicy. Strong notes of mango, peach and passion fruit flood my mouth. It's sweet, but like a real mango has a tart edge to it that makes the gum so much more dramatic to taste. As hesitant I am around mango flavored candy, this one totally won me over.
These new flavors leave me wanting to be a more avid gum chewer. The flavors are interesting and tasty, but the staying power they have in my mouth is just incredible and what really wins me over. I haven't gotten a stick of gum to stay so fresh in my mouth for so long, so I can't but recommend you try them based on that trait alone.
Rating: Will Buy Again
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im having trouble with my dads gym
im having trouble with my dads gym
Your dad has a gym? Hook me up with him. He sounds pretty fit.
Ok, time to take a momento of seriousness.
Not copied from a guide or anything PIKATWO -
The best way to beat your dad without having to do a series of handywork is to use Focus Punch. Breloom is the most useful Pokémon to use being that he resists the majority of things that Norman can shake a stick at. Breloom won't actually be faster than Slaking, but the majority of his moves should be withstanded. Of course, I imagine using Encore Machamp and using Charm on Breloom would be infinitely beneficial aswell. Seriously, though, battling your dad is a pretty easy toss up.
Ya Listen to Hicky!
P.S Can I join your dads gym?
bayleef Master I saw a spam forum if you want to go there since that's all you really do.
My suggestion would to go with pokemon that know fighting attacks. Hicky posted a good strategy, but it's a bit inconvient if you don't already have a Breloom. If you just spend a bit more time leveling up your starter to you should be able to take him down with whichever one you chose. If not, I suggests Hicky's strategy.
Really through take Hick`s advice.
You can also catch a Makuhita and evolve it...I'm not sure if that's entirely helpful, but it's kind of easy.
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What do you mean that your having truble with your dads GYM. I mean all you have to do is know how to raise your pokemon and it will do what you want
I thought I already said this, but I guess it was erased with that memory wipe.
Choose a Torchic as your starter and train it alone until it hits level 16. It should then evolve and have these moves: Double Kick, Peck, Ember, Scratch/Focus Energy/Cut
Use it against Roxanne and she should fall faster than, well, let's just say it: a rock.
When you hit Dewford, go into the cave and catch a Sableye. While Combusken's Peck will do wonders, you can afford to take your time against Brawly if you use Sableye (Sure, Dark would normally be weak against Fighting, but Ghost is invincible to Fighting and Normal-type moves.)
Just keep training these two, and Norman won't stand a chance.


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Heres is a way thet you can get the attention of the anti-gun politicans attention. Write them a nicely worded letter telling them how disapointed you are in the representation that have done, and especially how you feel about the rights to the second amemendment, remind them of what they had said concering that right, Espically if they had stated they were on the side of the gun owners and then for them to flip flop to the anti-gun democrat side of politics and then let them know nicely that you will NOT be voting for them in any upcomming election. remember no matter how mad ya get, keep it simple so they cant say your threating them & most importiant they will understand what you are talking about, I would say something like this"""Let pick on McCain
Dear Senator McCain,
After watching Your preformance as one of our elected representives. I wish to tell you personally that I will not be voting for you in any upcomming election. In my Humble Opinion you do Not represent the true feelings and wishes of your constituants that voted you into public office. So therefore I will be casting my Vote for a representive that will best represent
the constituants of this State.
John Smith
AZ Resident & United States Citizan
CC- BLha BLHA News
also let them know in the letter that they need not contact you back
Something Simple to the effect Of what I have written and the same with every repreresentive in every state, and the CC- make sure you send one to a newspaper and or Tv Station, this way the Goverment cant say well you threatened a representive with harm. You have the right to inform your rep on how you think they are doing and if they are that bad tell them so, and that you will not vote for thier re-election. and with the papers and newds having a copy the goverment cant accuse you of wrong doing. If enough of these letters get around I'd be willing to bet that all this would go away quickly, How do you get a Politican to do the right thing? tell them your not voting for them and you made a mistake by doing so to begin with and you can nicly inform them there is no need to contact you back you have made up your mind, this is bassically how Im wording all my letters and I cant wait until the political bumbs start calling to get votes. ...Doc


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