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Peak-a-boo: Goldman says oil 'likely' to hit $150-$200 by 2010. That means $5+ gasoline.
Goldman Sachs' Arjun N. Murti said in a May 5 report:
The possibility of $150-$200 per barrel seems increasingly likely over the next six-24 months, though predicting the ultimate peak in oil prices as well as the remaining duration of the upcycle remains a major uncertainty.
That would mean gasoline prices of $5 to $6 a gallon. Unless of course we permanently suspend the gasoline tax, in which case gasoline prices would only be $5 to $6 a gallon.
Why should we listen to Murti? Well, back in 2005, when prices averaged under $60 a barrel, he was one of the few Wall Street analysts who predicted oil could soon hit $105 a barrel — or higher if we don't take the right actions quickly:
There will be a peak in production earlier than expected, and that post-peak decline will be more dramatic than currently assumed unless there is a sustained increase in investment in oil and gas production, greater consumer efficiency and alternative energy.
That may all seem obvious, but it has come as a big shock to Detroit, DC policymakers, truckers, and apparently most of the American public. Certainly the fundamentals of oil supply and demand have changed, probably forever, as I have repeatedly written (see below). And as Bloomberg reports, Murti is not alone
Deutsche Bank AG Chief Energy Economist Adam Sieminski, who forecasts oil averaging $102.50 next year, today said Asian demand and limited extra supply will keep pushing oil to record levels. There's a "huge risk" that prices will rise to a level, perhaps $200, "when demand finally collapses because ordinary people can no longer afford to burn as much energy as they are burning now," Sieminski said in an April 25 report.
I tend to agree that the price is likely to keep rising over time (with occasional dips) until there is serious demand instruction. Most people, including me, thought that would have happened by now. But obviously prices are going to have to go considerably higher. Key factors include:
China, the world's fastest-growing major economy, has more than doubled oil use since New York crude oil dropped to this decade's low of $16.70 a barrel on Nov. 19, 2001. Record prices have failed to stem rising consumption in developing nations, with demand led by China, India and the Middle East….
In Venezuela, production has slumped to about 2.34 million barrels a day from almost 3 million barrels a day in 2002, according to Bloomberg's estimates, before President Hugo Chavez fired almost 20,000 workers who had closed the state oil company in an attempt to overthrow the government.
Iraq's oil production has yet to reach levels attained before the U.S.-led invasion of 2003 as the country struggles with sectarian fighting and attacks on its energy infrastructure.
Mexico's production has fallen below 3 million barrels a day since October as Petroleos Mexicanos, the state-owned oil company, failed to compensate for a 30 percent drop at Cantarell, its largest field, which accounts for 40 percent of output.
And, of course, Russia may have seen peak production (as the Financial Times wrote recently)
Leonid Fedun, the 52-year-old vice-president of Lukoil, Russia's largest independent oil company, told the Financial Times he believed last year's Russian oil production of about 10m barrels a day was the highest he would see "in his lifetime". Russia is the world's second biggest oil producer.
Mr Fedun compared Russia with the North Sea and Mexico, where oil production is declining dramatically, saying that in the oil-rich region of western Siberia, the mainstay of Russian output, "the period of intense oil production [growth] is over".
But what about OPEC?
Spare production capacity of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is low and the group's exports may fall because of "lackluster" supply growth and rising domestic consumption in member countries, the Goldman analysts said.
Goldman's bottom line is not pretty:
"The core of our super-spike view has been that a lack of adequate supply growth coupled with price-insulated non-OECD demand growth" is leading to higher prices, the analysts said. That could result in a "sharp correction in oil demand."
And, by the way, don't blame speculators:
There's a fundamental misperception that so-called speculators are driving prices to unjustified levels, the Goldman analysts said. "Unfortunately, we do not think the energy crisis will be solved by finding and punishing the big bad speculator."
Commodity investors, the Goldman analysts wrote, are "helping to solve the energy crisis" by speeding up the process for oil companies to spend more on energy projects and at the same time encourage efficiency.
I agree. Anybody who is helping to forward price the coming peak in conventional oil production is doing all of us a favor.
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22 Responses to Peak-a-boo: Goldman says oil 'likely' to hit $150-$200 by 2010. That means $5+ gasoline.
Biodiesel time yet?
David, biodiesel is awful.
Yes, David, say something constructive that reflects a bit wider view of the topic than your repeating the words biochar and biodiesel. I won't say what that reminds me of.
I see an American working class and senior citizens being bled financially by steadily (and, for the foreseeable future) increasing gasoline and diesel pump prices.
We AGW believers might not care much about the family of five living in the burbs, driving several large vehicles and commuting more than 40 miles each way to the job(s); jobs that keep them out of bankruptcy and foreclosure. Yes, they made their choices based upon what is best for them but we all have to face the raw fact that their financial collapse is our problem to deal with also.
If (when) Congress enacts and the President signs a climate change mitigation Act, it will contain some very expensive subsections and impositions on all of us. R&D programs, mass-transit construction and rehab, tax credits for renewables and authorizing a huge bureaucracy to run the program will need tax revenues to fund all that. Then, imposing carbon caps will cost we consumers more money for fuel and electricity and the consumer goods we need that have energy costs tied into them…regardless of the rosy outlook Env. Defense gives that picture.
I dread a future of increasing vehicle fuel costs coming at the very time we homeowners, apartment building owners and vehicle owners will have to find the capital to retrofit our lives. Americans carry about a trillion dollars in credit card debt and about 9 trillion in mortgage debt. Our personal credit worthiness is already bad (on average) and we are standing in the middle of the decarbonization track.
We are all in this global warming future together and $5-$6 gasoline will not make the lifestyle changes easier. It might feel good to the purest enviros but average Americans will not take the cost of carbon caps quietly if they have no funds to invest in no-carbon, less-carbon alternatives. Who is going to pay for the solution?
John McCormick
Earl Killian said a while back that he didn't understand why I don't think it necessary to artificially raise the price of carbon. This is why.
i second john mccormick. bleeding local buying power dry is a bad plan and a cruel one. we didn't get what we needed out of other speculative hyperinflation — we just paid for it. where's our health care? where's our fast internet? where's our cheap energy of the future, from deregulation?
are any of those things now more likely, the money having been stolen? no. instead we have greater influence of health insurance companies, greater influence against net neutrality and high broadband standards, greater opposition to decentralizing and cleaning energy supply.
take a look at page two of the big book of capitalism. you already read that price motivates change. now read the part about how relative wealth affects future prospects — people with less income becoming risk averse, people with more, risk-seeking. lots of risks out there for people to seek right now. hope your favorite is the one the big dogs pick. 1000th time's the charm, they say.
Ben — Biodiesel is certainly better than diesel. (Did you know that when Rudolf Diesel first demonstrated his Otto cycle engine at the Paris Exposwtion in 1900, it ran on vegatable oil? It seems Herr Diesel was very foresighted, stating that someday the world would run out of petroleum.)
Now biodiesel made from rapeseed is probably a poor, if no outright bad idea. But biodiesel can be made from a wide variety of vegatable oils, for example Jatrophra, which is poisonous so can never be a food.
I see no way to replace the use of the heavier fuels, such as (bio)diesel, for ships, large trucks, construction machinery, and many, if not most, trains.
Paul K, petroleum is not the only fossil fuel. I thought you knew that.
Earl Killian,
The price of coal is also going up. I see this as an opportunity to hasten the transition and recommend focusing on making alternatives and efficiencies cheaper (direct subsidy, tax incentives and rebates, and ending capital gains taxes on alternative investment).
Please look at my website and see a way to make small cars safer in collisions. My ideas will allow for 100 mpg vehicles that Americans will be willing to drive. The cars won't be death traps and will still be small.
The futures market is valuing oil in 2010 at $112-113, so if Murti is right, there may be an opportunity to make some money there – or hedge against increased petrol costs :)
I used to be a fan of the idea of "peak oil – bring it on", due to climate change being much worse than declining availability of oil. Unfortunately coal is too much of a substitute good for oil, so declining oil and gas supplies will lead to more coal use and probably more climate change overall.
I agree that the high cost of oil will make the transition more painful, and the more painful the less rich you are. However, without oil costing more, NO ONE except a few moderately to very well off will make the effort.
The only way for the "gas tax holiday" to be even remotely realistic would be if, following its reinstatement, it was to increase by $0.10 a month or two months until it was at least $1. Then everyone would know what was coming and could make appropriate plans. But that increase, at whatever rate, MUST be irrevocable, so that everyone would plan for it and not assume if no one prepared, it would be recinded. But you can imagine the bruhaha over passing such a plan.
Americans are going to have to demand smaller cars (at least for commuting) and change how the choose where to live, like closer to work. Economists have shown that home ownership is a drag on the economy;e.g., people in Michigan will not or cannot move to other states where cars are being built because they cannot sell their homes (at least for what they feel they need, or paid for them if purchased recently).
Look a little further than transport, people. This will drive up the cost of food too.
The future we are choosing for ourselves is starting to look more and more like "Soylent Green" .
1) My wife just got back from UK, read the complaints the the papers about $4/gal gas. Was not overly impressed.
2) The Oil Drum has survey of predictions, of which mean & median are shown in solid red.
This has typical Hubbert profile, with a flat-looking plateau, and then drops, and then drops steeper.
Right now, we have:
a) Flat production.
b) Increasing demand 1 (China, India)
c) Increasing demand 2 (Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, etc, subsidizing gas internally)
If the referenced chart is anywhere near close, we'll keep b) and c), but get:
a) Decreasing production.
3) Regarding gas tax holidays, I recommend Australian economist John Quiggin's Holiday froim Sanity.
Gas at $10 a gallon doesn't prevent cars from running in the UK. Gas at $8 a gallon is workable in europe. I think we are overestimating the cost of gas in driving — it is still a smaller component than depreciation (not to mention parking and insurance).
The real problem is gas increases are driving up inflation across the board. Carbon "taxes" don't make much sense when energy costs are increasing. substitution taxes make some sense — driving up mass transit usage — but to move the country to a level around Chicago — 25% of the workforce using transit — might require a trillion dollar investment and take 25 years. And transit systems like Chicago don't answer the problem of all the non-communing trips you do in a car. That might require a move to a NYC level — which is frankly impossible.
Goldman Sachs routinely makes announcements in one direction, while doing the opposite.
This makes me think that GS is talking up demand in oil futures so that GS can unload their long positions for a profit and enter into short positions for a coming decline in oil prices.
re: GS
So, read Lord Ron Oxburgh, geoscientist & ex-Chairman of Shell, who was talking about peak Oil & global warming years ago. I might ignore GS, but I wouldn't ignore him – he's very smart, he's very straightforward in saying what he thinks, and as Shell Chairman, quite possibly might have adequate access to real information.
Peak oil predicts the supply side of the equation over the course of decades. It does not tell you about the demand side, and it tells you nothing about supply and demand, speculation and sentiment over the course of minutes, hours, days or months.
Oil crashing back down to $60/bbl 3 months from now wouldn't invalidate peak oil theories at all (not saying anything about >= 3 months from now — could rebound rally to $200/bbl after that).
Now if we suddenly found another 5 Mbd of production capacity and oil permanently fell to
hmmm…. that's annoying… last half of my post got eaten….
anyway, peak oil is only about the supply-side and only long term.
its not about the short-term. prices can decline purely for technical/sentiment reasons.
its also not about prices directly, since high prices could induce demand to fall which could cause prices to decline.
i would treat the announcement from GS as a contrarian indicator and expect over the course of 3-6 months for oil to fall below its current level.
Lamont – your post does not make much sense. Oil cannot be stored in significant quantities once it has been extracted. Nor can it be disposed of (in the way that rotten bananas can be chucked away). Therefore supply = demand in anything other than the very short term. The only variable is price and the current escalation in price demonstrates how price-inelastic demand is. i.e. people will go on using their cars even if gas doubles or trebles in price. Here in the UK petrol is over £1.10 a litre and it has made no difference at all to driving patterns – the M25 is still a car park most of the time. For all these reasons the idea that "demand destruction" will bring down prices makes no sense whatsoever.
Here are several starting points for alternative economic policy and radical social change. I welcome your comments and suggestions on reinvigorating and redirecting public discussion on future necessities and short-term "economic laws."
(1) Creation of a social net is a precondition for sharing work and reducing working hours. If everyone had health care, people would share their work and be free from enlavement to alienating work.
(2) Reducing working hours is the most vital step to conserving energy.
(3) Conservation is more effective than building more coal and nuclear power plants.
(4) Building community centers and infrastructure investments have multiplier effects. Public spirit eviscerated by privatization can revive when health care, housing and education are seen as priorities for a social state.
(5) The world is turning from Bushism, the Washington Consensus, the "panacea" of market opening that has led to the global food crisis.
(6) The melting of the dollar should mean the melting of Republicanism. People can unite on vision and turn from voodoo and witchcraft economics!
This makes me think that GS is talking up demand in oil futures so that GS can unload their long positions for a profit and enter into short positions for a coming decline in oil prices.
I dread a future of increasing vehicle fuel costs coming at the very time we homeowners, apartment building owners and vehicle owners will have to find the capital to retrofit our lives. Americans carry about a trillion dollars in credit card debt and about 9 trillion in mortgage debt. Our personal credit worthiness is already bad (on average). Thanks for posting this great and wonderful read.


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I would like to inherit from java.net.URL but I can not because it is final. I get the error:
cannot inherit from final java.net.URL
Why is it final?
Some answers for the questions why String is final state, that the JVM relies on String because it is a very basic data type. I can not see how this would apply to the URL type.
Many answers and comments are giving reasons, why it is good practice to avoid inheritance. Some even think that everything should be final. But the reality is something different. Most classes in the JDK are not final. Being good practice is a reason why one should not inherit from java.net.URL. This might even apply to any class of the JDK. But when something is defined as final one can not inherit. This applies only to some very few classes as String or URL.
So there must be something different between URL and all the other non final classes. The question is: what is this difference, that makes it necessary, that URL is final?
Stating that I should not care about this question, because I should not inherit anyway is no answer to the question.

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Want to know how long until the burn?
Want to know what to do once you get there?
This is the electronic version of the "What Where When Guide" that I have wanted ever since I started going to the playa in 2001. This version of the app includes a built-in snapshot of the Playa Events Calendar, and allows you to browse, sort, and search through it in a variety of ways, even without a network or internet connection.
We have been working with Rockstar Librarian to include her complete guide to DJ's and performances on the Playa. Available in-app as soon as it's finished (late August)
The Black Rock City map is now GPS aware, and can be used to locate yourself in the city, and get guidance to various locations.
If you have suggestions about how to make the app better, I would love to hear them. The majority of the enhancements and upgrades in this version were suggested by the burningman community.
I hope you find the app useful, it's my gift to BRC.
What's New
Two Major Bugfixes
Events were being added to the user's 2014 calendar, instead of 2015. Thanks Max for finding this! Fixed.
The database update module was crashing instead of updating the database. This has been fixed.
Changes and Additions
About 50% of registered camps have placed themselves on burnermap.com, and that data is now available in the app. The 'official' data will be made available for the remaining camps once the BMORG embargo is lifted.
The pages that display content from the official website now verify connectivity first.
The checklist page now allows you to hide/display the section index (shown on the right side of the screen), by swiping left and right on a section header.
Map system has been greatly simplified along with the pin system. Map pins can now be added for a camp when looking at the camp information. Same for artwork.
Added an off-line mapping correction system, that will allow the app to improve locating camps and artwork.
App screen now includes credits and much more release information.
Bugfixes and tweaks
*Several iPad related dialog bugs were fixed.
*Homescreen GUI changed to make scrollable tabs more obvious
*Tweet screens cleaned up
*Favorites screen moved up to be more prominent. Meh.
*Fixed several iOS 8 related issues.
*Event searching and Music searching required extensive rewrites.
*Map screen almost entirely re-written.


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On my Saiga .308 it has both .308 Win and 7.62 x 51 stamped on the right side. Even though it is primarily a .308 Winchester chamber, it should also feed and fire safely the lower pressure 7.62 x 51.
This is a discussion on 7.62x51mm NATO vs .308 Win. within the Defensive Rifles & Shotgun Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by Thanis Can anyone clarify this for me: 7.62x51mm NATO or 308 Winchester? What's the Difference? "The worst case scenario for shooters of ...
In practical terms, the difference is more in which chamber will allow which round(s) to chamber fully. In a US-made weapon, if you intend to strictly shoot US made factory ammo(shooting for accuracy), look for "Match chambered"; if you want to shoot surplus/whatever you have(accuracy is necessary, but less critical than being able to shoot something), get "mil-spec" or 7.62x51 N.
This is really the key point from RR's link:1. Winchester 308 For modern sporting rifle post 1952
2. NATO For Military rifle post 1952
3. CETME Spanish Mauser
On my Saiga .308 it has both .308 Win and 7.62 x 51 stamped on the right side. Even though it is primarily a .308 Winchester chamber, it should also feed and fire safely the lower pressure 7.62 x 51.
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8- Should I use .308 win ammo or 7.62 nato in my FAL?
It is ok to use either type as the difference is only approximately .003" chamber dimension.
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For years I have heard it both ways.
I been using both, interchangeably for about 40 years with no issues.
Most chambers aren't even chambered close enough to matter. Take two identical rifles and you'll get several thousandths of difference on both head space and even diameter due to different reamers being used.
Does it matter in print? Many would say so.
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There is a lot confusion about chamber pressures when comparing .223 vs 5.56 x45 and .308 Win and 7.62 x 51. SAAMI measures chamber pressure at the midpoint of the case, the military measures at the case mouth. The readings are NOT directly correlated or interchangeable. Just because the SAAMI max pressure is higher or lower than the military pressure doesn't make one combination safe or unsafe. Other factors like freebore length have to accounted for.
The next rifle I get will most likely be in the .30-range; this is good info but I don't see a conclusion (unless I missed it).
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The .308 Winchester and the 7.62mm NATO (nee T-65) cartridges are not the same, nor should they be considered interchangeable despite apparently identical external dimensions… the chamber drawings are in fact different.
But as Clint McKee and Walter Kuleck of Fulton Armory note on their "award-winning" website:
They are the same, 'cause nobody makes 7.62mm (NATO) ammo that isn't to the .308 "headspace" dimension spec. So 7.62mm ammo fits nicely into .308 chambers, as a rule.
While the 7.62mm NATO cartridge has a maximum chamber pressure of approximately 50,000 pounds per square inch (psi), in the SAAMI book the .308 Winchester has a MAP (maximum average product) pressure of approximately 62,000 psi* (each by conformal transducer measurements, and therefore comparable). This is not to say that all .308 Winchester loads will develop such pressures, merely that they would be within manufacturing tolerances if they did so. Firing .308 Winchester ammunition in a firearm specifically chambered for the 7.62mm NATO risks damage to the firearm and injury to the shooter.
A 7.62 NATO Go gauge is .003-inch longer than a .308 Winchester Go gauge. The 7.62 NATO NoGo is also longer, to the tune of .004-inch. It's entirely possible to chamber and have an accident with a .308 Winchester round in a rifle that would be safe for 7.62 X 51mm. A chamber in 7.62 that could barely close on a 7.62 NoGo could swallow a .308 Field gauge. Add to this the fact that .308 Winchester brass, being of commercial manufacture, is much thinner than that of the 7.62 NATO, and expands alot more, could possibly lead to casehead separation.
And just when we thought that we had this 7.62mm NATO stuff down pretty pat, along comes Adam Firestone at Cruffler.com with his taste for the arcane, who makes a compelling brief that much of what many thought they "knew," was all wrong! An excerpt:
Many shooters are aware of the differences between the dimensionally similar 7.62mm NATO cartridge and the .308 Winchester. What most are not aware of is that all cartridges called "7.62mm NATO" are not created equal, and that there is significant variation, both dimensionally and ballistically, between 7.62mm NATO cartridges as manufactured by different countries, and even between such cartridges as manufactured by different arsenals within the same country. As a result, the terms "NATO spec" or "NATO standard," which imply that all "NATO" cartridges are the same or to indicate the fitness of given 7.62x51mm ammunition for a specific use, are misleading.
* - This translates to approximately 52,000 cup (Copper Units of Pressure).
Chamber Headspace Gauges
.308 Winchester
FIELD REJECT: 1.638" 7.62 x 51mm NATO
Chamber Pressures
.308 Winchester
MAP: 62,000 psi
MPSM: 66,000 psi
Minimum Proof Pressure: 83,000 psi
Maximum Proof Pressure: 89,000 psi 7.62 x 51mm NATO
Maximum: 50,000 psi
Proof pressure: 67,500 psi
Sources: .308 Winchester data from ANSI/SAAMI document Z299.4-1992, Pressure and Velocity, Centerfire Rifle Sporting Ammunition
7.62 x 51mm NATO headspace data from Jerry Kuhnhausen's M1/M1A shop manual.
Pressure data from TM 43-001-27: Army Ammunition Data Sheets Small Caliber Ammunition
According to Ken at Clymer Tools, noted maker of headspace gauges, the problem isn't the round itself, it's the headspacing.
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Cheese, Pears, and Mustard-Laced Apple Butter
Cheese, fruit, and a homemade spread make a quick but elegant appetizer. Serve with assorted breads and crackers.
Cheese, Pears, and Mustard-Laced Apple Butter
- In a small saucepan combine apple butter, mustard, and sage; bring to boiling. Stir in champagne vinegar; remove from heat. Place apple butter mixture in a small bowl. Serve warm or at room temperature.
- Serve with cheese and pears. Garnish with sage sprigs. Store apple butter in the refrigerator up to 1 week. Makes 24 servings (1 tablespoon apple butter and 1 ounce cheese per serving).
Nutrition Facts (Cheese, Pears, and Mustard-Laced Apple Butter)
- Per serving:
- 232 kcal cal.,
- 7 g fat
- (4 g sat. fat,
- 2 g monounsatured fat),
- 20 mg chol.,
- 280 mg sodium,
- 37 g carb.,
- 2 g fiber,
- 29 g sugar,
- 6 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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Nikon D700
Aur: The Nikon D5500, a revolutionary camera, everything you know and love, in the same body. We heard your suggestions, and we changed absolutely nothing.
Myself I have close to a hundred thousand photos taken with various cameras over the years. If I look through them all it is not a problem to spot where they were taken, but it would be nice if they could be organized by location without me having to look through them all ;)
Also, I occasionally take pictures at locations less iconic than the colosseum in Rome, but YMMW :)
Papi61: Every mid-range Android has 1080p nowadays. I wouldn't call anything without a quad-HD screen a "flagship."
Seriously though, who really needs more than 1080p on a phone with a screen smaller than 6 inches.
(says the man with a Samsung Galaxy S6..)
Francis Sawyer: Not supporting iOS is just childish.
No mobile platform gets every app out there, and Android is the largest one after all.
I wouldn't be surprised if they also picked Android because it is a quicker platform to release beta releases on.
Either way, once it is out of beta I am sure you will have your iOS version ;)
Aur: The Nikon D5500, a revolutionary camera, everything you know and love, in the same body. We heard your suggestions, and we changed absolutely nothing.
I just can't agree with you there BarnET. Unless you never take your camera out of your home/studio then geotagging your photos is a very nice add-on feature, regardless of what types of photos you shoot.
I would love it if every photo I ever took was geotagged so that I could search through them by region, and display a map of the world with my photo locations marked.
Lassoni: What's up with ppl demanding 4k of every dslr now? Can't smartphone take good enough video? You can take a smartphone into a bar / nightclub and take pretty good video. What about campact camera for video? Wouldn't a olympus sh-50 fare well enough?
To answer your question: No, a smart phone can't take good enough video, assuming you want high quality results.
This debate has been done to death already, so I'm not going to bring it up again, but a full frame DSLR like the D810 has many great advantages for recording video compared to a compact camera or a phone.
Wubslin: Another failure from Nikon. I guess I should be disappointed, but I can't even muster disappointment any more.
How Nikon are still in business is a mystery.
Don't let the door hit you on the way out ;)
The only thing I don't like about this camera is the price. I will probably get one in a couple of years when it has come down a bit, and my D600 is starting to show it's age.
camerosity: I'll keep my D700, thanks.
I just sold mine to get the D600, and I sure don't regret it ;)
Morpho Hunter: Ah ...must due be the 36mp sensor ...why else would a camera that cannot produce sharp hand-held images when viewed at 100% win such an award?
Ah ..must be due to the 36MP sensor.. why else would a camera that strangles babies in their sleep win such an award ;)
snow14: this is clearly about high MP people love the high miga pixels camera they gave that award to the 5dii in 1999 becuase it has highest MP at the time of release,not many people going to print billboard size and benefit from 36mp also there are not many lenses in nikon linup that has good enough resolving power to take advantage of all that36 MP ,i guess the markting team at nikon did good job.
@photo nuts
So true. It doesn't matter if the D800 is a good camera. If any part of the camera is not made by Nikon the camera itself shouldn't get any praise, just like the iPhone didn't get any praise since many components in it were made by Samsung...
And yes, I'm sarcastic :P
michael2011: So D800 is about same as D300S and worse than Canon 7D and Pentax 5-K which cost 1/2 to 1/3 as much? That's a head scratcher to me.
BTW, pictures in the AF review section don't show up in my browser. Links are broken?
Doesn't it state that the points are relative to other cameras in its class?
It's not supposed to be compared with cheaper types of cameras.
Photographically Speaking: the review makes me wonder what camera will ever get a superlative review sans lame criticisms from DPR. None, I think. 'Nough said.
Silly comment. There is no such thing as the perfect camera, even the best ones have flaws. I think it's good of dpreview to highlight any potential drawbacks, and with a gold award it's not like the camera was punished that hard for the cons it had ;)
Jogger: The only legit Con on that list is the FPS, but, how many 36mp cameras shoot more than 4 FPS?
True, but you have to view the specs indepentendly. Amateurs in particular use a single camera for everything, and don't have the luxury of getting the D4 as well (me being one of them) ;)
A. Westreich: Oh crap. Now I've got to upgrade most of my lenses . . .
You don't have to.
If you buy a Ferrari, and never plan to drive it over 100 KMH, you don't need to get the most expensive tires ;)
(unknown member): "I am Nikon, so keep the lights On" ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) LMAO
I think it's you who needs to take a closer look in the history books.
Releasing the first FF sensor isn't all that impressive when Nikon were pioneers in bringing us digital SLR's in the first place. The same goes for video in DSLR's, where Nikon was first (if only by one day).
In the end both brands have been important in the development of camera technology. Picking a handful of things either did first to claim they are more innovative overall is just silly IMO.
Wow, that's pretty impressive.
A lot of people will use the D800 for everything, and having good high ISO performance as well as high resolution is great ;)
Wow, that's pretty impressive.
A lot of people will use the D800 for everything, and having good high ISO performance as well as high resolution is great ;)
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Marathon Sampler$11.50
alamari, chicken fingers, cheesesteak wontons, hand-cut fries
Crispy Calamari$7.50
jalapeno, cilantro, spicy aioli
Hummus Plate$7.50
pita, feta cheese, house pickled vegetables
Fire-Roasted Salsa$6.50
house-made chips, cheddar jack, jalapeno, cilantro, sour cream
Cheesesteak Wontons$8.00
grass-fed beef, caramelized onions, sriracha 'whiz' sauce
Elijah's Baked Mac & Cheese$7.00
herbs, panko bread crumbs
Chicken Fingers$7.00
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Moroccan Meatballs$7.00
w. marinated couscous, tzatziki sauce
Field Greens Salad$6.00
carrot, radish, cucumber, tomato, balsamic vinaigrette
Half Marathon Caesar$5.50
choice of hand cut fries or caesar salad
Marathon Burger$11.50
8oz. house blend of sirloin, short rib, and chuck vermont cheddar, caramelized onions, applewood smoked bacon, housemade bbq sauce, brioche bun or choose up to three toppings: swiss, provolone, vermont cheddar, blue cheese, sautéed mushrooms, caramelized onions, pickled onions, roasted peppers, over-dried tomatoes, marathon bbq sauce, spicy aioli, green curry aioli, applewood smoked bacon, pickles
Sheryl's Salmon Burger$11.50
swiss, spinach, remoulade, country bun
Turkey & Grain Burger$11.50
applewood smoked bacon, smoked gouda, apple slaw, apple mostarda, whole wheat bun
Housemade Veggie Burger$10.50
cucumber, red onion, curry mango ketchup, lettuce, tomato, country bun
Grass-Fed Beef Philly Cheesesteak$11.50
marathon "whiz", caramelized onions, roasted peppers, sarcone's roll
Blackened Chicken Sandwich$9.50
provolone, pickles, roasted tomatoes, lettuce, rosemary aioli, ciabatta
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swiss, bacon, lettuce, tomato, basil aioli, toasted sourdough
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frank's redhot, blue cheese carrot celery slaw, ciabatta
Roasted Chicken Salad Sandwich$9.50
provolone, avocado, lettuce, tomato, baguette
Tuna Salad Hoagie$9.50
provolone, red onion, grilled pepper relish, lettuce, tomato, sarcone's roll
Center City Sandwich$9.50
fresh mozzarella, roma tomato, roasted peppers, basil pesto, arugula, balsamic reduction, on baguette
Herb-Marinated Grilled Chicken$13.00
boneless chicken breast, crushed lemon potatoes, corn fricassee, basil oil
Grilled Salmon$15.50
ginger soy glaze, pickled snow peas and daikon radish, w. bean sprouts and charred scallion salad, rice noodles w. lemongrass broth
Organic Meatloaf Platter$13.50
mashed potatoes, wilted spinach, marathon bbq sauce
Vegetable Capellini$12.50
spinach, cremini mushrooms, tomato, parmgiano-reggiano, fresh basil, extra virgin olive oil
- Add Herb Marinated Chicken
- $3.50
- Add Shrimp
- $5.50
Crispy Chicken Parm$13.00
marinara mozzarella, parmigiano-reggiano, fresh basil chiffonade, over capellini pasta
Blackened Chicken Quesadilla$12.50
cheddar jack, caramelized onions, roasted peppers, corn, flour tortillas, w. sour cream and fire-roasted salsa
Hot Roasted Turkey Plate$12.50
mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry compote, turkey gravy
Steak Frites$21.50
strip steak, dressed arugula, hand-cut fries
Pasta Bolognese$13.00
hearty meat sauce with beef veal & pork, parmigiano-reggiano, over pappardelle pasta
Sally's Chicken Matzoh Ball$5.50
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Chicken Noodle
- $4.00
- $5.00
Vegetarian Chili
sour cream, queso fresco, cilantro
- $5.00
- $5.50
Seasonal Soup
- $4.00
- $5.00
Grilled Chicken Cobb$11.50
crisp greens, avocado, tomato, bacon, hard-boiled egg, bleu cheese dressing
Baby Kale Vegetable & Grain Salad$9.50
grilled asparagus, zucchini, portobello mushrooms, red onion, oven dried tomatoes, marinated couscous, lemon vinaigrette
- Add Moroccan Chicken
- $3.50
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- $5.50
Moroccan Salmon Salad$13.50
crisp greens, marinated grains, cucumber, green beans, cranberries, pumpkin seeds, almonds, lemon vinaigrette
Crispy Chicken & Sesame Salad$11.50
crispy chicken, napa cabbage, cucumber, carrot, radish, edamame, green beans, red onion, sesame seeds, crispy wontons, almonds, citrus sesame vinaigrette
Greek Salad$10.00
cucumber, feta, tomato, shaved red onion, kalamata olives, over crisp greens, lemon vinaigrette
- Add Chicken
- $3.50
- Add Shrimp
- $5.50
Marathon Salad$9.50
crisp greens, applewood bacon, chopped egg, tomato, local mushrooms, thousand island
- Add Roast Turkey
- $3.50
- Add Shrimp
- $5.50
- Add Salmon
- $5.50
Southwest Salad$9.50
crisp greens, avocado, corn, cheddar jack, pineapple pico de gallo, pumpkin seeds, spiced corn chips, lime vinaigrette
- Add Shrimp
- $5.50
- Add Bbq Chicken
- $3.50
Marathon Caesar$9.00
- Add Blackened Chicken
- $3.50
- Add Grilled Shrimp
- $5.50
- Add Salmon
- $5.50
Breakfast All Day
Breakfast Sandwich$8.00
scrambled eggs, choice of bacon, turkey sausage, or country ham, w. cheddar, country bun, and hand-cut fries
Pancakes & Bacon$9.00
add banana or chocolate chip cookie dough $1
- Add Banana
- $1.00
- Add Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
- $1.00
Omelette & Salad$9.50
cage-free eggs, country ham, roasted peppers, caramelized onions, cheddar, field greens, balsamic vinaigrette, w. multi-grain toast
Fruit & Grains
Organic Greek Yogurt Parfait$6.50
homemade granola, fruit, honey
Homemade Organic Granola$5.00
blueberries, bananas, organic milk
Steel-Cut Oats$6.50
mixed berry compote, almond crunch
Seasonal Fruit Salad$4.50
- Add Yogurt
- $1.00
all day
Belgian Waffle$8.00
bananas, strawberries, whipped cream
Buttermilk Pancakes$7.50
- Add Blueberry, Banana, or Chocolate Chips
- $1.00
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Pancakes$8.50
Whole Wheat Banana Almond Pancakes$8.50
Brioche French Toast$9.00
w. dulce de leche sauce
Banana Bread French Toast$9.50
banana liqueur, whipped cream
Mixed Berries Mascarpone-Stuffed French Toast$10.00
Smoked Salmon & Bagel Platter$12.00
cream cheese, tomato, red onion, cucumber, capers
Tofu Scramble$8.50
roasted tomatoes, roasted peppers, spinach, mushrooms, caramelized onions, home fries
Applewood Smoked Bacon$3.75
Pork or Turkey Sausage$3.75
Turkey Sausage$3.75
Home Fries$3.75
Hand-Cut Fries$3.75
Short Stack$3.75
Two Eggs$3.75
free-range eggs w. home fries & multi grain toast
Applewood, Smoked Bacon, Swiss$10.50
Cheesesteak Omelette$10.50
caramelized onions, peppers, marathon 'whiz
Smoked Salmon, Goat Cheese, Tomato$10.50
Cremini Mushroom, Spinach, Swiss$10.50
Country Ham, Cheddar, Roasted Peppers, Onions$10.50
Control Freak$10.50
create your own omelette
free-range eggs w. home fries
Marathon Breakfast$7.50
two eggs any style, multigrain toast
- Add Two Pancakes
- $2.00
- Add Blueberry, Banana or Chocolate Chips
- $1.00
Breakfast Sandwich$8.00
cage-free eggs, choice of bacon, turkey sausage, or country ham, w. cheddar, country bun
Smoked Salmon Egg Scramble$5.00
three free-range eggs, spinach, tomato, onion, capers
Loaded Grilled Cheese$10.00
fried egg, bacon, avocado, sharp cheddar, on sourdough
Breakfast Quesadilla$9.00
eggs, spinach, tomatoes, cheddar jack, fire roasted salsa, sour cream
Breakfast Burrito$10.00
eggs, cheddar jack, chorizo, black beans, tomato, red onions, jalapeños, pico de gallo, in flour tortilla
Eggs Benedict$10.50
country ham, hollandaise on english muffin
Smoked Salmon Benedict$12.00
smoked salmon, spinach, whole grain mustard hollandaise on english muffin
Marathon Burger$11.50
custom blend of sirloin, short rib, and chuck vermont cheddar, caramelized onions, applewood smoked bacon, marathon bbq sauce, lettuce, tomato, country bun
Sheryl's Salmon Burger$11.50
swiss, spinach, tomato, remoulade, country bun
Turkey & Grain Burger$11.50
applewood smoked bacon, smoked gouda, apple slaw, apple mostarda, whole wheat bun
Housemade Veggie Burger$10.50
cucumber, red onion, curry mango ketchup, lettuce, tomato, country bun
Crispy Buffalo Chicken Sandwich$11.00
frank's red hot sauce, blue cheese, carrot celery slaw, ciabatta
Philly Cheesesteak$11.50
marathon "whiz", caramelized onions, roasted peppers
Turkey Club$11.00
house-roasted turkey, swiss, bacon, basil aioli, lettuce, tomato, toasted sourdough
Grilled Chicken Cobb$11.50
crisp greens, avocado, tomato, bacon, hard-boiled egg, blue cheese dressing
Baby Kale & Quinoa Salad$11.00
grilled asparagus, zucchini, portobello mushrooms, carrots, red onion, oven-dried tomatoes, lemon vinaigrette
- Add Moroccan Chicken
- $3.50
- Add Salmon
- $6.00
- Add Crispy Calamari
- $3.50
Moroccan Salmon Salad$13.50
crisp greens, marinated couscous, cucumber, cranberries, pumpkin seeds, almonds, lemon vinaigrette
Crispy Chicken & Sesame Salad$12.00
field greens, napa cabbage, cucumber, carrot, radish, edamame, red onion, sesame seeds, crispy wontons, almonds, citrus sesame vinaigrette
Greek Salad$10.50
cucumber, feta, tomato, shaved red onion, kalamata olives, over crisp greens, lemon vinaigrette
- Add Chicken
- $3.50
- Add Shrimp
- $5.50
Marathon Classic Caesar$9.50
- Add Blackened Chicken
- $3.50
- Add Shrimp
- $5.50
- Add Salmon
- $6.00
- Add Calamari
- $3.50
three included extras .75 each
Grilled Asparagus
Pineapple Pico De Gallo
Grilled Red Onion
Shaved Red Onion
Oven-Dried Tomatoes
Grilled Zucchini
Hard-Boiled Egg
Pumpkin Seeds
Kalamata Olives
Applewood Bacon
Dried Cranberries
one included extras $0.75 each
Goat Cheese
Greek Feta
Grated Parmesan
Cheddar Jack
Fresh Mozzarella
Hearty Extras
that's the best part!
Herb-Marinated Chicken$3.50
Blackened Chicken$3.50
Crispy Chicken$3.50
Crispy Calamari$3.50
Albacore Tuna$4.00
Grilled Salmon$6.00
Grilled Shrimp$5.50
House-Roasted Turkey$3.50
Grilled Portobello$2.00
Marinated Couscous$2.00
choose one
Balsamic Vinaigrette
Lemon Vinaigrette
Lime Vinaigrette
Blue Cheese
Citrus Sesame
Thousand Island
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Crispy Wontons
Parmesan Croutons
Sesame Seeds
Spiced Corn Chips
All Natural Smoothies
made with probiotic and active culture nonfat frozen yogurt
Green Monster$6.00
spinach, organic apple juice, banana
Orange Dream$6.00
fresh oj, banana, low-fat milk
natural creamy peanut butter, banana, honey
Strawberry Mango$6.00
coconut milk, banana, sliced almonds
Mixed Berry & Honey$6.00
strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, honey
Mocha Espresso$6.00
shot of espresso, chocolate sauce
Shakes Etc
Just a Shake$4.50
vanilla, chocolate, or b&w
Strawberry & Cream$5.50
vanilla, fresh strawberry purée
Root Beer Float$4.50
a&w® root beer, with vanilla ice cream
Toffee Crunch Shake$5.60
black & white shake, crushed butter toffee
Chestnut Hill Coffee$2.00
Mighty Leaf Tea$2.75
Fresh-Brewed Iced Tea$2.25
Fresh-Squeezed Orange Juice$4.00
Assorted Bottled Beverages$3.00
Fountain Sodas$2.00
Marathon Kids Menu
Kids Chicken Matzoh Ball Soup$4.50
Elijah's Mac & Cheese$5.50
Simone's Hummus Plate$3.50
w. pita
Silver Dollar Pancakes & Bacon$5.00
- Add Blueberry, Banana, or Chocolate Chip
- $1.00
Big Kid's French Toast$5.00
w. banana
Peanut Butter & Jelly$4.50
whole wheat bread, hand-cut fries or fruit salad
Crispy Chicken Fingers$6.50
all white meat chicken, w. fries or fruit salad
Noah's Cheese Quesadilla$5.50
hand-cut fries or fruit salad
Aya's Cavatappi Pasta$6.00
w. marinara or bolognese sauce, parmigiano-reggiano
Thanksgiving Dinner$7.00
free range turkey, mashed potatoes, broccoli, turkey gravy
Sonia's Big Kid Sundae$4.00
ice cream, chocolate sauce, whipped cream
Refresh Yourself
Hand Squeezed Orange Juice$4.00
Hand Squeezed Grapefruit$4.00
Martinelli's Sparkling Apple Cider$3.00
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Boylan's Birch Beer$3.00
patterson, nj
Moby's Teany Teas$3.00
new york, ny. ginseng, pomegranate, green tea & lemonade, black tea & lemon
Mighty Teas$2.50
vanilla, black & white
Fruit Smoothies
with organic frozen yogurt, soy milk, or fruit-only
Mixed Berry & Hone$5.50
Pineapple & Coconut$5.50
Orange Cream$5.50
Banana & Granola$5.50
Peanut Butter & Banana & Honey$5.50
Marathon Concoctions
Apple Martini$8.00
red stag bourbon, cloudy apple juice, fresh lemon
Marathon Sangria$8.00
red wine, fresh fruits, brandy
White Grape Martini$10.00
vodka, sauvignon blanc, white grapes
Perfect Margarita$8.00
cuervo, fresh lime, triple sec
Grapefruit Fresca$10.00
hendrick's gin, hand squeezed grapefruit, lemon lime
Sparkling Cosmo$8.00
cranberry, cointreau, cava
Mango Mai Tai$8.00
fresh mango, bacardi rum, tropical juice
Daaught Beer
Yuengling Lager, 4.9% Abv, Pottsville, Pa$4.00
well crafted amber brew from the oldest brewing company in the country, a local staple
Flying Fish Seasonal, Various Abv, Cherry Hill, Nj$6.00
ask your server or bartender about what we have on tap from flying fish this week
Yards Ipa, 7% Abv, Philadelphia, Pa$5.00
firm malt background loaded through and through with hops
Heavy Seas Small Craft Warning, 7 % Abv, Baltimore, Md$6.00
heavy seas calls this an "über pils" pilsner style bock lager; rich, malty and well rounded
Bottled Beer
Harpoon Ufo Hefeweizen, 5.1% Abv, Boston, Ma$6.00
an american pale wheat ale with the perfect balance of sweet and tart
Weyerbacher Blithering Idiot, 11% Abv, Easton, Pa$8.00
a barley wine that is malty without being overly sweet, finishes warm and fruity
Philadelphia Brewing Co. Rowhouse Red, 5% Abv$5.50
a farmhouse ale brewed right in your own backyard
Chimay Grande Reserve, 9% Abv, Belgium$14.00
this large format dark ale features sweet fruit notes up front with a solid malt foundation
Guinness, 6% Abv, Ireland$6.00
a stout that needs no description
Ommegang Witte, 5.1% Abv, Cooperstown, Ny$7.00
this belgian style witbier has floral and citrus aromas, with hints of banana and vanilla
La Fin Du Monde, 9% Abv, Canada$9.00
a tripel that is rated among the overall top 100 brews in the world
Green's Discovery Gluten-Free, 6% Abv, Lochristi, Belgium
this amber ale is medium-bodied with subtle caramel and nut flavor nuances, refined herbal hop aroma and finish
- $12.00
- Amstel Lite $5.00
- Corona $5.00
- Miller Lite $4.00
White Wine
House Wine Pinot Grigio, Canyon Road, California
crisp with hints of green apple, citrus, white peach, and floral blossom
- Glass $7.00
- Bottle $31.00
Sparkling Extra Dry Cristalino Extra Dry, Spain
cava made in the traditional method
- Glass $8.00
- Bottle $38.00
Chardonnay Fool's Bay Mallee Sands 2008, Australia
exotic, fresh, vibrant; delivers a variety of fruit undertones and balanced acidity
- Glass $8.00
- Bottle $38.00
Albariño Martin Codax 2007, Rias Baixas, Spain
aromatic and full-bodied with notes of peach, grapefruit, melon, and lemon zest
- Glass $9.00
- Bottle $43.00
Fiano Mandrarossa 2008, Sicily, Italy
fragrant, lively with ripe fruit and richness
- Glass $8.00
- Bottle $38.00
Sauvignon Blanc Clifford Bay 2009, New Zealand
fine fruit flavors with hints of guava lingering through to the crisp dry finish
- Glass $9.00
- Bottle $43.00
Pinot Gris A to Z 2008, Oregon
pure and bright with wonderful lush fruit and mineral notes
- Glass $9.00
- Bottle $43.00
Red Wine
House Wine Merlot, Canyon Road, California
flavors of rich cherries and jammy blackberries, followed by hints of vanilla and spice
- Glass $7.00
- Bottle $31.00
Malbec Conquista 2008, Mendoza, Argentina
beautifully balanced spice and dark fruit, with hints of blueberry and chocolate
- Glass $8.00
- Bottle $38.00
Cabernet William Hill Estate 2008, Central Coast, California
exhibiting aromas of cassis, currant and raspberry with a touch of earthiness
- Glass $8.00
- Bottle $38.00
Pinot Noir Angeline 2007, Sonoma, California
bright fruit flavors with aromas of berries, and overtones of smoked tea and spice
- Glass $9.00
- Bottle $43.00
Petit Verdot + Cabernet Red Heads "Yard Dogs" 2006, Australia
powerful cherry and plum aromas are brightened by minerals and dried flowers
- Glass $8.00
- Bottle $38.00
Shiraz Old Plains "Raw Power" 2008, Australia
full-flavored, with aromas of smoke and blueberry, has depth and concentration
- Glass $9.00
- Bottle $43.00
Zinfandel Shooting Star 2007, Lake County, Oregon
aromas of raspberry and ripe black fruit, butter, and a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg
- Glass $10.00
- Bottle $47.00
cage-free eggs from sandy ridge farms, shippenville, pa. all eggs served w. home fries
Marathon Breakfast$7.00
two eggs any style, multigrain toast
- Add Two Pancakes
- $2.00
- Add Blueberry, Banana, or Chocolate Chips
- $1.00
Eggs Benedict$10.50
country ham, hollandaise, on english muffin
Smoked Salmon Benedict$12.00
spinach, hollandaise, on english muffin
Egg & Cheese Sandwich$7.00
on english muffin
- Add Bacon, Sausage, or Turkey Sausage
- $2.00
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O God, by your Holy Spirit you enabled your servant Antony to withstand the temptations of the world, the flesh, and the devil: Give us grace, with pure hearts and minds, to follow you, the only God; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen
1 Now Elijah the Tishbite, of Tishbe in Gilead, said to Ahab, 'As theLord the God of Israel lives, before whom I stand, there shall be neither dew nor rain these years, except by my word.' 2The word of theLord came to him, saying, 3'Go from here and turn eastwards, and hide yourself by the Wadi Cherith, which is east of the Jordan. 4You shall drink from the wadi, and I have commanded the ravens to feed you there.' 5So he went and did according to the word of the Lord; he went and lived by the Wadi Cherith, which is east of the Jordan. 6The ravens brought him bread and meat in the morning, and bread and meat in the evening; and he drank from the wadi. 7But after a while the wadi dried up, because there was no rain in the land.
8 Then the word of the Lord came to him, saying, 9'Go now to Zarephath, which belongs to Sidon, and live there; for I have commanded a widow there to feed you.'
9 Because you have made the Lord your refuge,
the Most High your dwelling-place,
10 no evil shall befall you,
no scourge come near your tent.
11 For he will command his angels concerning you
to guard you in all your ways.
12 On their hands they will bear you up,
so that you will not dash your foot against a stone.
13 You will tread on the lion and the adder,
the young lion and the serpent you will trample under foot.
14 Those who love me, I will deliver;
I will protect those who know my name.
15 When they call to me, I will answer them;
I will be with them in trouble,
I will rescue them and honour them.
16 With long life I will satisfy them,
and show them my salvation.
6 Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, so that he may exalt you in due time. 7Cast all your anxiety on him, because he cares for you. 8Discipline yourselves; keep alert. Like a roaring lion your adversary the devil prowls around, looking for someone to devour.9Resist him, steadfast in your faith, for you know that your brothers and sisters throughout the world are undergoing the same kinds of suffering.10And after you have suffered for a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, support, strengthen, and establish you.
17 As he was setting out on a journey, a man ran up and knelt before him, and asked him, 'Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?' 18Jesus said to him, 'Why do you call me good? No one is good but God alone. 19You know the commandments: "You shall not murder; You shall not commit adultery; You shall not steal; You shall not bear false witness; You shall not defraud; Honour your father and mother." ' 20He said to him, 'Teacher, I have kept all these since my youth.' 21Jesus, looking at him, loved him and said, 'You lack one thing; go, sell what you own, and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; then come, follow me.'


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International Journal of Biometeorology
, Volume 46, Issue 4, pp 159-170
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Responses in the start of Betula (birch) pollen seasons to recent changes in spring temperatures across Europe
- J. EmberlinAffiliated withNational Pollen Research Unit, University College, Worcester WR2 6AJ, UK
- , M. DetandtAffiliated withIst Sci Sante Publique Louis Pasteur, Mycologie, Juliette Wystmanstraat 14, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
- , R. GehrigAffiliated withMeteoSwiss, Kraehbuehlstrasse 58, 8044 Zürich, Switzerland
- , S. JaegerAffiliated withDepartment of Otorhinolaringology, University Hospital, Währinger Gürtel 18–20, 1090 Wien, Austria
- , N. NolardAffiliated withIst Sci Sante Publique Louis Pasteur, Mycologie, Juliette Wystmanstraat 14, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
- , A. Rantio-LehtimäkiAffiliated withAerobiology Unit, 20014 University of Turku, Finland
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A shift in the timing of birch pollen seasons is important because it is well known to be a significant aeroallergen, especially in NW Europe where it is a notable cause of hay fever and pollen-related asthma. The research reported in this paper aims to investigate temporal patterns in the start dates of Betula (birch) pollen seasons at selected sites across Europe. In particular it investigates relationships between the changes in start dates and changes in spring temperatures over approximately the last 20 years. Daily birch pollen counts were used from Kevo, Turku, London, Brussels, Zurich and Vienna, for the core period from 1982 to 1999 and, in some cases, from 1970 to 2000. The sites represent a range of biogeographical situations from just within the Arctic Circle through to North West Maritime and Continental Europe. Pollen samples were taken with Hirst-type volumetric spore traps. Weather data were obtained from the sites nearest to the pollen traps. The timing of birch pollen seasons is known to depend mostly on a non-linear balance between the winter chilling required to break dormancy, and spring temperatures. Pollen start dates and monthly mean temperatures for January through to May were compiled to 5-year running means to examine trends. The start dates for the next 10 years were calculated from regression equations for each site, on the speculative basis that the current trends would continue. The analyses show regional contrasts. Kevo shows a marked trend towards cooler springs and later starts. If this continues the mean start date will become about 6 days later over the next 10 years. Turku exhibits cyclic patterns in start dates. A current trend towards earlier starts is expected to continue until 2007, followed by another fluctuation. London, Brussels, Zurich and Vienna show very similar patterns in the trends towards earlier start dates. If the trend continues the mean start dates at these sites will advance by about 6 days over the next 10 years. Following this work, amendments will be needed to pollen calendars and local predictive models. It will also be important to assess the implications of earlier seasons for allergy sufferers.
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- Title
- Responses in the start of Betula (birch) pollen seasons to recent changes in spring temperatures across Europe
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International Journal of Biometeorology
Volume 46, Issue 4 , pp 159-170
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- 2002-09
- 10.1007/s00484-002-0139-x
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- 0020-7128
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- Birch pollen Climate change Allergy Aerobiology
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- J. Emberlin (A1)
- M. Detandt (A2)
- R. Gehrig (A3)
- S. Jaeger (A4)
- N. Nolard (A2)
- A. Rantio-Lehtimäki (A5)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. National Pollen Research Unit, University College, Worcester WR2 6AJ, UK,
- A2. Ist Sci Sante Publique Louis Pasteur, Mycologie, Juliette Wystmanstraat 14, 1050 Brussels, Belgium,
- A3. MeteoSwiss, Kraehbuehlstrasse 58, 8044 Zürich, Switzerland,
- A4. Department of Otorhinolaringology, University Hospital, Währinger Gürtel 18–20, 1090 Wien, Austria,
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I'd like to be able to go to artist pages & see shoutboxes in which people are talking about new tracks, favorite songs, advertising relevant groups, sharing videos etc.
I'm bored of all the hate...
I'm bored of all the hate...
I like the idea of being able to go to an artist's page and seeing some serious discussion about them, or finding some rare tracks being recommended. I'm not saying you shouldn't have an opinion, i don't even like half of our connections myself.Everyone has a right to an opinion, but running around shoutboxes saying shit like ' he should die' or ' this artist is shit' is pointless. If you can't understand the fact different people have different tastes then at least show some respect, not for the band but for it's fans.
If you want people to know you dislike a band why not start a group about them instead?
In the words of Professor_Alex...
No formal rules, no - but it would be safe to say from this group there are some people who think crude baseless insults thrown at bands are unnecessary, and in the case this group keeps growing, that would mean the unwritten rules discourage that crap.
This group was originally founded on May 19th 2007, but the title was incorrectly spelled with 'are' instead of 'our' and reached 136 members, on Sep 16th 2007 I remade a new group correcting the grammar mistake.
If you're reading this thinking, fuck off i'll flame who i want then here's the group for you:
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One of the more rare colors of Depression Glass you might be able to find is the Amethyst coloring. Collectors of glassware such as items from this period often opt to collect pieces that are part of a set, such as a whole dinner service or of a single pattern or color. Amethyst is one of the more rare colors that was used by the manufacturers of this low grade glassware and therefore is now quite collectable.
This purple tinged glass is seldom found and was not made by very many of the glass making companies during the period of the great depression and beyond. Items such as fruit bowls and serving dishes can be found in this coloring.
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Who are we? Amazonia Reforestation is a project that to date has planted over 1,000,000 tropical trees in the Orinoco River basin. It has also preserved over 1,000 hectares or 2,470 acres of existing riparian forest as a natural reserve. More information, including pictures, can be found in this web site.
How does the reforestation program work? We invite people committed to improving the environment and providing expanded habitat for endangered wildlife to join us as Joint Venture Partners ("JVP") in our financially sustainable afforestation and reforestation program. As a joint venture partner you provide the money for us to plant trees you purchase in your name. We operate the tree nursery, prepare and fertilize the soil, plant the trees, care for and maintain them through to maturity, harvest and sale in 10 years' time. Tropical trees are a low risk high return green investment for the future.
What are the program's main eco-benefits? Our program expands habitat for endangered wildlife, does carbon sequestration (CO2) from the atmosphere, combats climate change facts, seeds clouds to cool the Earth, does nitrogen-fixing in poor soils and supports green education at a local and international level. We are committed to teaching both local people and visitors to the plantations and to our natural reserve about the benefits of conservation and good forest management. Most important of all, the more plantation wood we produce and sell in international markets, the less old growth rain forest will be cut down.
How does this make money? In 10 years the tropical trees you purchased are mature and will be harvested and the hardwood lumber sold for you at a significant profit. The international hardwood products market has seen steady growth since the 1940´s, with more people and less available wood fuelling global demand for everything from building materials to furniture and from pulp and paper to renewable biomass fuel.
Why do we cut down our hardwood trees? Returning extremely poor soil to rain forest is a very long and difficult task, and it can take up to 50 years of structured forest management and tree planting before it even begins to look like true rain forest. Known as a primary ecology, these areas are sandy and nearly dead soil that lacks nutrients and organic layers. Our biology and forest management teams use specific hardwood trees, which are a mix of nitrogen-fixing trees, litter trees, fruit trees and native trees species, that all help to rebuild the organic layers and draw endangered wildlife back into the area, enhancing soil recovery. After 10 years the initial plantation species must be culled out to make room so that more delicate species can be planted. Many rain forest trees cannot survive in the current soil conditions and can only be introduced after soil and overhead shade cover is re-established in the area.
What is so special about 10 years? The primary plantation trees that we harvest from the tree farm, mainly Acacia mangium and Eucalyptus pellita, have such a fast growth rate they begin to rot and break down after about 12 years, leaving the wood useless if left planted for any longer. Acacia mangium are good lumber trees, but are also very good at nitrogen-fixing in the soil. Both Acacia mangium and Eucalyptus pellita are most effective at carbon sequestration from the atmosphere within the first 10 years of their lives. The 10 year cycle we employ makes good biological and economic sense.


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With leftover Noodles and Cheese I like to fry it until golden brown on one side and then flip, brown other side in a non-stick frying pan with 1 Tbsp. of butter.
This recipe was made by my husband's Grandmother and a favorite at family gatherings. I make it on a regular basis when my Granddaughters are visiting since it is one of their favorites. It is easy to prepare and never fails to please.


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You may come see the gown in person if you would like.
Will Ship to worldwide, dependant on negotiation
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Location Dedham, Massachusetts, United States
Seller is: Individual
Original Owner: yes
Has Receipt: yes
Pronovias Wedding Dress
Pronovias typically designs Spanish style wedding gowns with a regal yet delicate look, which gives the bride a unique style. The top of the gown is fitted and delicately sewn with lace, beading and satin. The bottom of the gown is softly ruffled with organza that flows into a train along the back. Not only can the train be bustled for the reception, but it also looks quite beautiful that way. Above the train where the dress zips, silk buttons provide a finished look and secure the dress. You will be blown away at how well made this dress is. The dress is made of Pronovias Ivory Paris Garza Fabric ($1463) and is being sold along with matching Pronovias veil ($619) which is cathedral length and beautifully sewn and embroidered. It's gorgeous!!


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Released: Dec 01st, 2002
Running Time: 87 Min.
Company: Xplore Media Group
Cast: Brooke Hunter, Nikki (I), Ander Paige, Kenya, Misty (I) (Czech), Meriesa Arroyo, Others
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Pro-Am
Another oral tape; mixture of pros and unknowns.
This is a mixture of credible, or possible, unknowns who may or may not be new to deep throating, and established adult performers who have been at it for probably years. Do they honestly believe that gals like Brooke Hunter, Kenya, and others are novices? Naaah. Fortunately, they alternate between both categories. All that happens here is, following a brief interview, the gals do their best to take the sausage as deep as possible. Some succeed, some don't, but they all get an A for Effort.