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There's not many bands that have the respect of EVERYONE on the punk scene. But Charlie Harpers UK SUBS is that exception. Formed in 1976, the mainstay of the band has been vocalist Charlie Harper, originally a singer in Britain's R&B scene (now venerated as the godfather of UK punk) the band has continued and thrived. 2010 marked the fifth decade in which the U.K. Subs had continually graced the Punk Rock scene, widely recognised as one of the most consistently and visibly successful punk bands - they maintain and pioneer the true spirit of punk rock, without the compromise and watering-down that has affected so many of their contemporaries.
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A unique take on the punk metal crossover. Added splashes of musical quirkiness (Disco in a metal song anyone?) led to one reviewer labelling them 'Northamptons oddest heavy band'. Despite their musical eccentricities their tunes contain good head nodding grooves and sing-a-long-ability. Check out the tunes on their myspace page to see what we mean.
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Peppery Ginger Cookies Recipe
- 3/4 cup Butter
- 1/4 cup Molasses
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- 2 cups All-Purpose Flour
- 1 cup Brown Sugar, packed
- 2 teaspoons Baking Soda
- 1 Tablespoon Ground Ginger
- 2 teaspoons Ground Cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon Ground Nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon Ground Cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon Ground Cardamom
- 1/2 teaspoon Black Pepper, freshly ground
- 1/4 teaspoon Salt
- 1 Egg, beaten
- 1/2 cup Candied Ginger, snipped into small pieces
- Additional Sugar
Serves / Yields
3 1/2 - 4 dozen cookies
Preparation Instructions
Melt butter; stir in molasses and vanilla and let cool. In a separate bowl, mix flour, sugar, baking soda, salt and all the spices.
Add beaten egg to cooled butter mixture. Add this mixture to dry ingredients and add candied ginger. Mix dough and refrigerate 15 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Put sugar in shallow dish. Roll dough into balls and roll in the sugar. Place on ungreased baking sheet, 2 inches apart. Bake for 10 minutes, until cookies are starting to brown and tops start to crack. Let cool on a rack for 5 minutes.
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Do not overbake, as cookies will turn brittle and bitter. Make sure to use unsalted butter and pure vanilla extract.
These are the best cookies I have ever made! I have been making them the past several years and everyone loves them!
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I bought the spice mix at the store and it was excellent. Everyone loved them. I can't wait to make them again. The cookies were a moist and chewy.
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I haven't made it yet, but it looks like the recipe I had from my mother-in-law (and unfortunately misplaced when I moved a couple of years ago), and that is very, very good, so I can assume it will be great. BTW - If you have a problem with pfefferneusse because they are hard, try a small slice of crisp apple in a tightly closed jar with the cookies for a few days. They get very fruity and soft - and pfefferneusse have an almost forever shelf life.
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The Arrivals is the second novel for adults by internationally bestselling author Melissa Marr.
Chloe walks into a bar and blows five years of sobriety. When she wakes, she finds herself in an unfamiliar world, The Wasteland. She discovers people from all times and places have also arrived there: Kitty and Jack, a brother and sister from the Wild West; Edgar, a prohibition bootlegger; Francis, a one-time hippie; Melody, a mentally unbalanced 1950s housewife; and Hector, a former carnival artist.
None know why they arrived there—or if there is way out of a world populated by monsters and filled with corruption.
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The Wasteland is a world beyond our own. It is a rough and ragged landscape under a two-moon sky, inhabited by monsters and creatures that could almost pass for human. Into this alternate world unwitting people are brought, from both past and present, for reasons none of them know. Chloe Mattison goes to sleep, drunk and heartbroken, in Washington, D.C., and wakes up in the Wasteland. Chloe is welcomed by Jack and Kitty, brother and sister from a Wild West frontier town. "You're one of us," they tell her, yet neither Jack nor Kitty, nor any of their companions, know why they were chosen. Two questions loom large in all of their minds: Why are we here? Is there a way out of this corrupt, demon-filled world? Equal parts The Matrix and The Wizard of Oz, The Arrivals is a page-turning adventure set in a world you will not soon forget.
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Women and children in such Central Asian countries as Afghanistan and Pakistan are getting a helping hand from some fellow mountain dwellers on this side of the planet.
Mountain 2 Mountain, a Breckenridge-based nonprofit, will offer a presentation and film screening tonight at the Speakeasy Theater.
"Our focus is education for women and children " and primarily in Afghanistan at this point," said founder and executive director Shannon Galpin, who returned from Asia a week-and-a-half ago.
She and her organization were featured last Sunday on Dateline NBC for efforts in a country known for its violent fundamentalists and culturally accepted abuse of women.
Galpin's trip to Afghanistan was her second since November. She spent three weeks traveling "very inconspicuously" to revisit connections and research future projects in schools and communities.
"(We're) looking right now at programs with the deaf community, women's prisons and computer labs," she said.
In its first fundraising cycle, the nonprofit raised more than $100,000 to build two Central Asia Institute schools " one of which has been completed in Pakistan and serves 125 students with eight teachers, according to www.mountain2mountain.com.
The organization was founded in fall of 2006. It was partnered with other non-governmental-organizations for the first two years, allowing time to develop a plan and fundraising efforts.
"The main focus with all the projects is that we're creating a circular model that will not just implement education as a stop-gap, but use it as a tool to create more opportunity, jobs and empower women " and the next generation of children " to control the direction that their next generation's going to take," she said.
The annual community movie night gives the nonprofit a chance to "share what we're doing and introduce the community to (our) projects and to the people of Afghanistan."
The film "16 Days in Afghanistan," released in December 2007, focuses on the country's culture since the fall of the Taliban. It is a "personal journey of enlightenment" revealing such issues as living conditions, employment, opium, women, traditions and more " and visiting locations across the country, according to amazon.com.
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FA CUP FINALby A Yahoo! User Apr 22, 2008 03:00A Yahoo! User Apr 23, 2008 01:04 Flag
ha ha ha, boing boing
- by A Yahoo! User Apr 22, 2008 03:00 Flag
Call me bitter but i hope you get hammered as cheating baros handball means you dont desrve it , who says cheats never prosper !!!!!!!!!!!
Harry was embarrased to talk about it afterwards and rightly so roll on next season and we will gain revenge at the hawthorns !
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Finally!!! Problems solved...by A Yahoo! User Dec 3, 2007 13:40A Yahoo! User Dec 22, 2007 03:15 Flag
HA HA Worst ever prem team, Stephen Pearson can listen to the albion fans cheering when we are champions !!!!!
- by A Yahoo! User Sep 9, 2007 01:16 Flag
Congartulations to all the indian supporters after "THIER" team lost the series, are they all gonna fly nack home now ???
Probably not, instead back down the local post office collecting their benefits payed for by england fans !!!!
- by A Yahoo! User Sep 2, 2007 20:09 Flag
I see india has huge support during the o.d.i series, have they all flown over ?? Think not , perhaps people should be supporting the country of birth !!!
Come on England.
- A Yahoo! User Aug 30, 2007 03:47 Flag
12 or 5 sighnings ??? what about a ball winner ?/ its ok playing 5 a sides and 1 touch football but whos gonna win the ball back after kiely punts it upfield???????????
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ha ha relegated by christmas and lowest ever points total, billy davies desrves every defeat he gets
- by A Yahoo! User Aug 26, 2007 02:29 Flag
Mowbray is really starting to annoy me now , how uninspiring when your playing #$%$ (again!!!) and to look over to the gaffer on the sideline to see such energy and encouragement not !!
He has now shaped HIS team and they show the following attributes NO Power, NO Pace, No strength on the ball
Why keep buying strikers when clearly there is no service for them???
Its going to be a long and painful season with this idiot in charge.
Mowbray OUT!
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Same old same old , can only play for 45 mins and mowbray complains of kick and rush hurly burly play !!
already conceded 2 goals, signs are there again that our defence will let us down.
I hope im proved wrong but mowbray is dead man walking.
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Taxi for Robboby Sweezely Sweezely Sep 18, 2006 19:25A Yahoo! User Sep 19, 2006 02:43 Flag
Curbishley is the man for albion, atkinson is long since past it, perhaps the sight of robbo milking the hospitality at old trafford on sunday was the final straw for Peace, maybe he should of been on the training ground trying to solve his tactical naivity, great player for club and country unfortunately that club was Man Utd not albion and he can't live off his playing days forever, do youirself a favour robbo stick to carlsberg adverts !!
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Robson Out?by Will Apr 12, 2006 22:54A Yahoo! User Apr 23, 2006 03:00 Flag
Robson should go now, i have supported this guy when others have called for his head, why oh why does he keep picking campbell ?? Robson is not good enough and now it seems he is blaming the board for the wage structure and his transfer kitty, he should go weith dignity


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Juanita Mae Stewart Smith, 83, a resident of Elkins, passed from this life early Saturday morning, March 15, 2014, at home surrounded by family.
Juanita was born Monday, Dec. 15, 1930, in Elkins, a daughter of the late Sampson R. Stewart and Edna Mary Isner Stewart.
On April 30, 1949, in Elkins, she married Owen William Smith, who preceded her in death in 1999.
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Left to cherish Juanita's memory are six children, Patricia June Haney and husband, Mitchell, of Elkins, Thomas Smith and wife, Nancy, of Frenchville, Pa., Clem E. Stewart Jr. and wife, Beverly, of Timbersville, Va., Joseph Stewart and former wife, Kathy Zirkle, of Huttonsville, Linda Kesner and husband, Ricky, of Maysville and Barbara Stewart, of Fairmont; six grandchildren, Matthew Smith and wife, Melissa, Jason Smith and companion, Michelle Hammonds, Clem E. Stewart III, Travis Stewart and wife, Jamerrill, Kevin Stewart and Michael Stewart and wife, Kayla; 19 great grandchildren, Trevor and Devon Hammonds, Kyleigh Smith and Kaila Channell, Ryan, Zack, Bobby, Maya, Reese, Lia, Quinton, Jadin, Zion, Naomi, Garbriel, Liam, Amelia, Natalia and Logan Stewart.
Preceding Juanita in death besides her parents and husband was one brother, Clem Stewart; and one sister, Betty Stewart.
Juanita attended the schools of Randolph County and had worked as a nurses aide at Memorial General Hospital in Elkins.
She thoroughly enjoyed painting and artwork. Juanita was an avid reader.
Visitation will be held at the Refuge Church on Stalnaker Run Road in Gilman today from 5-8 p.m. A funeral service will be conducted at the church on Tuesday, March 18, 2014, at 11 a.m. Pastors Kevin and Connie Gainer will officiate and interment will follow at Elkins Memorial Gardens in Gilman.
Memorial contributions can be mailed in Juanita's memory to the Refuge Church Rt 1 Box 8B Kerens, WV 26276.
The Randolph Funeral Home and Cremation Services has been entrusted with the arrangements for Juanita Mae Stewart Smith.
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McPherson High School spring sports are getting in the swing of things. Parents are invited out to observe practices for Spring Sport Parent to Practice Night set for Monday and Tuesday.
Parents of players participating in baseball, girls' soccer, softball, girls' swimming, boys' tennis and track will all hold their events on Monday evening at their various practice fields.
The girls' swim team kicks things off at 4 p.m. at the McPherson YMCA. Baseball and softball will both be at the Grant Sports complex starting at around 5 p.m. Girls' soccer and track and field will both be at McPherson Stadium starting at 5:30 p.m. The boys' tennis team will hold their session at the MHS tennis courts at 5:30 p.m.
The golf program will hold its Parent to Practice Night Tuesday evening starting at 5:30 p.m. at Turkey Creek Golf Course.
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Let's go dancing: Big Ten teams head to tourney
The NCAA bracket features seven Big Ten teams and that's no shock to anyone following the conference. And the Big Ten's power was reflected in four teams being seeded No. 4 or higher—No. 1 Indiana; No. 2 Ohio State; No. 3 Michigan State; No. 4 Michigan. Wisconsin just missed as a No. 5 seed.


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The U9 Boys SYA Cardinals 03 Red rounded out their first season together in style at the Richmond Strikers Capital Fall Classic by winning all four games and being crowned Champions. They defeated the Richmond Strikers in the final 6-1. Congratulations to Coach Chris and Coach Aaron and the players.
The U11 Boys SYA Cardinals 01 Red and SYA Cardinals 01 White also had great tournament weekends.
The SYA Cardinals 01 Red were Finalists in the CASL Boys Shootout in Raleigh NC having won 2 games and tied 1 in group play they advanced to the Championship game where they were defeated by a strong TFC Juventus Team. Great job by Coach Dean and the players.
The SYA Cardinals 01 White were Finalists in the Richmond Strikers Capital Fall Classic. The team won all 3 games in group play to advance to the Championship game where they were defeated by a strong Richmond Strikers Premier team. It was a great weekend for the team and Coach Mills.
The U13 Boys SYA Cardinals 99 White won their second tournament of the Fall season winning the U13 Boys Premier bracket of the Hunt Country Classic tournament. The Cardinals White were playing against teams that all play in higher NCSL divisions and came out on top in a 5 team round robin division. Congrats to Coach Kieran and the boys.


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When director Susan Polis Schutz met friends for lunch at a Manhattan restaurant that featured "Jazz at Noon," she didn't expect to find a movie idea.
"The combo was great," she said in a recent phone interview. But she was especially impressed by the leader, saxophonist Les Lieber.
"He was animated, energetic, smart, funny, and he obviously was loving every minute," she recalled. "I thought in passing that he was probably around 76."
She was 20 years off: He was 96.
Her curiosity was piqued. "I realized that there have to be others like him, in their 90s and thriving," she said.
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Filmed with a minimum of voice-over, the documentary shows each person in daily life. Lively Harry Rakoff supports himself as a New York cabbie at age 94. "I tell my passengers I'm 39," he says.
Bay Area resident Don Pellmann runs relays and pole vaults at age 90 and is a Senior Olympics champion. Fan Benno-Caris, of Texas, ran for city council at 91. Nola Ochs, of Kansas, earned a master's degree in 2010 three months before her 99th birthday. She's working on a doctorate.
Iowans Marlow Cowan, 91, and his 85-year-old wife sat down at a vacant piano in a medical clinic waiting room to pass the time and played a rocking duet that ended up on You Tube with more than 7 million hits. They go water-rafting and hot-air ballooning and appear to have a ball.
A highlight among highlights is the story of Ernest and Annell Rogers, of Alabama, friends for more than 60 years, both widowed. Neither had planned to remarry, but they decided in their 90s to marry each other in a formal church wedding. She wore white, he wore a tux.
Even the minister was smiling as he said, "Abraham lived to be 175, so you kids are just getting started."
The film features people of different races who come from different economic and educational backgrounds and different parts of the country. But they appear to share common threads.
They enjoy what they do, whether it's a paying job, a hobby or community service. Each mentioned variations of "fun," "self-expression" and "sharing."
And they all stay physically active, whether chopping wood each morning, like Pete Seeger in his rural New York home, or walking in the neighborhood.
"I learned a lot," Schutz said. "These people do have a positive attitude. There are no worriers here. They may have health issues, but nobody discussed their health. They focus on others. They don't focus on themselves."
She noted the importance of forming such attitudes early. "You can't create this attitude at 90," she said.
Thus, she wants young people, not only their parents and grandparents, to see the film.
"Aging in America is so stigmatized," Schutz said. We can thank her for presenting a strong and persuasive counterview.
For information or to order a copy of the film, visit www.ironzeal.com.
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American musical theater expert Joe Marchi will discuss "Choreography in American Musicals" at 11 a.m. April 2 at the Menlo Park Library, 800 Alma St.
Using film clips, he will focus on the choreography of Agnes de Mille, Jerome Robbins and others. A former teacher and dean at Cañada College, Marchi hosts "Regards to Broadway" for Pacifica TV.
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As a Sports Reporter, I am often asked "who is my favorite athlete." I grew up a big Cal Ripken Jr. fan. I also liked Greg Maddux, John Elway, Dan Marino, Joe Sakic and Wayne Gretzky.
My favorite athlete of all time is.... Jim Kurtz, my father.
In 2006, he won a gold medal as a Triathlete in the National Transplant Games in 2006. He did so less than a year after receiving a liver transplant when his liver became littered with Cancer. The surgery was brutal, and the recovery was worse. Fighting through chemo and radiation treatments, my dad continued to exercise. As a former athlete, keeping "fit" was very important to him. During his treatment, he learned of an Olympic-style competition that was held every two years for transplant patients called "The Transplant Games." He was in! My dad started to swim, bike and run with a goal of competing as a Triathlete. Not only did he compete, he won the national GOLD MEDAL! I have never been so proud of anyone in my life!
In 2008, the Cancer returned. My dad died on June 28, 2008.
Last night, I finally got the courage to dig up the video I edited for him after he won his gold medal. It was the first time I watched it since he died. It brought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye. I am posting this video exactly two years after his death (the link is below).
I wanted to finally share it with all of you because I finally have the answer to the question, "Who is my favorite athlete?"
Without question, it's Jim Kurtz. My dad.


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South Indian Supper
If you like the fragrant stews, rich curries, and nourishing dals of the Indian cuisine familiar to most Americans, then you'll love the lesser-known dishes perfected by cooks in southern India. "South Indian Tamil Brahmin cuisine is mainly vegetarian and is based on the concept that food shapes the personality, mood, and mind," explains Viji Varadarajan, author of Samayal: The Pleasures of South Indian Vegetarian Cooking. "Food is always cooked with a great deal of attention to the balancing of nutrition, flavor, texture, and variety." The spicy dishes on the following pages may require a little sleuthing in a natural foods market or a trip to an Indian grocery store. But once you've assembled the ingredients, the recipes come together quickly and easilywith spectacular results that'll wow any dinner crowd.
Ghee Whiz!
Clarified butter, or ghee, is an Indian cooking staple. Because the milk solids are strained out, it can be kept at room temperature and used for higher-heat cooking than melted butter. Buy it in cans or jars from natural food stores or Indian groceries, or follow these easy steps to make your own.
1. To make 2 cups (32 Tbs.) ghee, melt 1 lb. unsalted butter in medium saucepan over medium heat until foam forms on top. Slowly bring melted butter to a boil, making sure it doesn't brown around sides of saucepan.
2. Reduce heat to medium-low; simmer 5 to 6 minutes, or until foam disappears, liquid turns golden, and small brown bits begin to appear in bottom of pan.
3. Strain through fine mesh strainer into heat-proof container to remove brown bits. Discard solids, and cool ghee. Store up to 1 month at room temperature.
Decorate the table with flowers floating in a bowl of water, an oil lamp or candles, and images of Ganesh or Buddha.
Serve food in earthenware bowls and platters that contrast the colors of the food. Set out small bowls to hold individual servings of sauces and chutneys. For an authentic meal, you can also serve the food on banana leaves.
Complement the main dish with basmati rice and prepared pappadams (crisp, wafer-thin bread), and serve hot, sweetened chai and coffee.
Set out a platter of bananas and mangoes for dessert.
Simple Substitutions
Can't get to an Indian grocery to stock up on ingredients? You can still prepare South Indian recipes by substituting the following for these items:
Red lentils for urad dal (ivory lentils)
Gold lentils for toor dal (split pigeon peas)
Vegetable oil for ghee (clarified butter)
Any dried red (spicy) chile for red Kashmiri chile
Turbinado or light brown sugar for jaggery
Onion powder for asafetida powder
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Lemon Rasam
Rasam, a thin, lemony soup made with toor dal, a type of split pea, is served as a starter in South Indian households. Purchase toor dal in Indian grocery stores and online, or look for gold lentils in natural food stores. Curry leaves are worth seekingmore
Ivory Lentil Pancakes
Known as oothapams, these light, savory pancakes are served in place of bread in South India. They require a little planning, because the rice and lentils need to be soaked overnight, and the batter needs at least six hours to ferment. Urad dal, or ivory lentils, can be found inmore
Mixed Vegetable Kootu
This hearty veggie dish would be the centerpiece of a festive South Indian meal. If you can't find fresh or frozen coconut, soak dried coconut in hot water for 15 minutes, then drain.more
Rainbow Raita
Grated carrots add color and texture to this classic Indian condiment. If you want to serve it as a salad rather than a sauce, simply double the amounts of cucumber and carrots.more
Green Chutney
Great for dipping and drizzling, this bright, spicy sauce is a staple in Indian restaurants. If you want a sauce that's more cooling than spicy, simply omit the jalapeño chile.more
Sweet Carrot Chutney
Dollop this condiment on top of spicy dishes to tame their heat.more
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Ever since the March 2009 issue where this menu was published arrived at our house, we've been talking with our friends Chris and Leslie about making it for dinner sometime. Well that "sometime" finally arrived and was this past weekend. We made all the recipes, and had a fresh mango for dessert. What a totally delicious meal! A couple comments - It was nice to be able to print the recipes from the website so I didn't have to get the magazine all dirty or fuss with trying to photocopy the magazine pages (I dislike having to flip pages while cooking) I noticed that the Ivory Lentil pancake recipe online did not include the lentils in the ingredient list. Fortunately we were able to get it from the paper magazine - but if you are reading it online and it hasn't yet been corrected, you will need 1/2 cup of ivory lentils. Because we live in rural Maine where only a limited amount of access to international ingredients, I went online about three weeks ahead of time and ordered the special ingredients, which we wanted to use instead of substitutions. I noticed after we were all done that my jar of Jaggery powder was still unopened. I don't actually see Jaggery powder in any of the recipes, but seeing what you listed as a substitution, I wonder if that was supposed to go into the carrot chutney as "sugar". I found lots of great websites to get Indian ingredienct, and chose one where I could get everything so there was just one shipping charge. We used white sugar in the carrot chutney (what I always assume a recipe means unless something different is specified in the ingredient list) - but we just could not bring ourselves to put a full cup of sugar into that amount of carrot. We used about 1/4 cup and it was DELICIOUS - and plenty sweet. The recipes were all pretty easy to prepare, as well. Thanks for a great menu, and a great magazine.Cynthia - 2012-04-28 14:18:36
Really Very Good. It is a good piece of information mainly for South Indian Tamil Brahmin family will like it very muchSuguna Balasubramanian - 2011-09-16 03:07:48
Hi,I am sending a south indian vegetarian dish: VANGI BAATH OR EGG PLANT RICE Ingredients: 6 long chinese egg plants light in color 2 onions finely chopped, 1 teaspoon grated ginger 1 teaspoon red chilli powder 1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder 1 teaspoon cumin seeds 1/2 teaspoon cinamon powder 1 tablespoon coriander powder 2 cloves crushed 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoon cooking oil 1 teaspoon ghee 2 cups basmati rice,cooked Handful of chopped green coriander leaves Preparation: 1. Wash and cut egg plants 2" long,1/2" thick. 2. Cook basmati rice in a rice cooker,1 cup raw rice with 2 cups water ratio. 3. In a skillet put 1 tablespoon oil,little ghee,cumin seeds,turmeric powder,grated ginger,cloves and stir in a medium heat.When the cumin seeds turn brown, add chopped onions,chilli powder,coriander powder cinaman powder and stir well.After onions turn golden brown add the cut egg plants and put the salt,stir well and cover it for 3 minutes to cook,stirring now and then till the egg plants become tender. To this add the cooked basmati rice,cooking oil and stir well the egg plant rice. 4. Garnish with chopped green coriander leaves. 5. Onion raitha: mix finely copped onion,salt with low fat plain yogurt 6. Serve hot vangi baath with onion raitha. Makes 4 to 6 servings.PREMA NARAYANAN,CANTON,MI - 2011-02-07 10:38:25
Finally! A great piece of info on South Indian cuisine... Thanks!Niv Mani - 2010-11-09 09:54:37
hi i just came accross this site, now. i am so pleased you have included a South_indian meal in your list. i am an active food-blogger and i have recently launched my free ebook on ONAM recipes, based on vegeterian recipes. you are free to check this page of mine here - http://chackoskitchen.com/2010/08/onam-recipes-ebook-release/ warm regards abraham and susan www.chackoskitchen.comabraham - 2010-10-19 10:03:08
I am very happy to read your articles it?s very useful for me,and I am completely satisfied with your website.All comments and articles are very useful and very good. Your blog is very attention-grabbing. I am loving all of the in turn you are sharing with each one!? Spicesspices - 2011-10-17 01:47:27


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"The nicest effect of being a star yourself is that it gives you the possibility to meet your own heroes. I sang Walk on the Wild Side with Lou Reed. With Bono and Michael Stipe I did a song by Neil Young. Me and Bobby MeGee I did with the writer of the song: Kris Kristofferson. But most beautiful of all was my duet with David Bowie. We were at my place, sitting on the couch, me with the acoustic guitar, and we were singing "Heroes". You can't get any closer to a hero than that."Moby, Independent Amsterdam Newspaper het Parool, March 2005
Did you play your new song Spiders to your friend Bowie yet?"No! I'm afraid to!"(Laughs) "I'm afraid he'll sue me!"Moby about the song Spiders from his new album Hotel, which is obviously Bowie-esque to the interviewer. Moby even tries to sing like Bowie, Independent Amsterdam Newspaper het Parool, March 2005
Mojo: What was the first music that really got to you?Moby: David Bowie.Mojo Magazine, July 2002, p.88
What did David Bowie make of the opening track of 18 – 'We Are All Made of Stars'?"It's funny because I just emailed him recently and I said, 'on a subconscious level I think I was influenced by 'Heroes'. The guitar in 'Heroes'. And he wrote me back and said, 'on a subconscious level I'm not offended and I think it's a wonderful song'. The weird thing about 'We Are All Made of Stars' was I never thought of it as being influenced by Bowie. All of a sudden the song comes out and people keep saying that it reminds them of Bowie. It wasn't intentional. I was actually thinking more of early new wave stuff like Magazine."Moby Interview By Chris Hollow, Tarantula Snad Pebble Fanzine, May 6, 2002
"David Bowie and I went on tour together, I did some remixes for him and played keyboards on one of his records.'One of the most amazing experiences I had was when David and I played at a fundraiser at Carnegie Hall in New York started by a good Scottish industrialist.'To rehearse for it, David came over to my apartment one morning. So we sat in my living room and played Heroes together. It was me sitting on my couch playing Heroes on guitar while he sang it.'Boy, if someone had come to me when I was 13 years old and said that at some point I'd be sitting in my living room playing acoustic guitar while David Bowie sang Heroes, there's noway I'd have believed it."Moby, The Razz Interview, Daily Record, March 4, 2004
"I loved that period in the mid-70s when white rockers - everyone from the Rolling Stones to Rod Stewart and KISS - discovered disco. It's amazing that a white British guy made one of the quintessential dance-oriented funk records [Station To Station]. When I was 13 or 14 years old and I listened to it, it made me want to move to Berlin, smoke cigarettes, date a stripper, hang out with Brian Eno and go disco dancing with Kraftwerk."Moby, Australian Rolling Stone #639, May 2005
"David Bowie is my favourite musician of the twentieth century - David Bowie and George Gershwin - and I don't ever set out to make songs that are homages to my favourite musicians, but I think I end up doing that, unintentionally. I mean, there's one song on the record called "Spiders", which is very much an homage to David Bowie, I mean, lyrically and sonically and what happened with that was I had heard that David Bowie had had a heart attack and - this might sound morbid and I hope it doesn't - I imagined what it would have been like if David Bowie had died and so "Spiders" was sort of a song written as if David Bowie had died and hopefully he won't die. Hopefully he'll live to be 170 years old, but... So that's... "Spiders" is very specifically an homage to David Bowie and the rest of the record, if it does have a David Bowie-esque quality to it, it's not intentional, but you know, you can't help but be influenced by the records you loved when you were growing up."Moby, Interview on www.alive.com
"Si je pouvais chanter aussi bien que David Bowie, je n'utiliserais pas autant de samples vocaux dans mes chansons. Et si j'étais aussi beau que lui, j'apparaîtrais bien plus dans mes clips."Translated:"If only I could sing as well as David Bowie, I would not use as many voice samples in my songs. If I were as gorgeous as he is, I would appear in my video clips."Moby, FNAC, April 2005.
I don't think anyone could ever look at me the same way as someone would look at David Bowie. You know because I see someone like David Bowie and I see him as just being y'know, I mean I might have written one or two pieces of music that I like and I think are fairly nice, but I don't think I've ever written anything that could ever even come close to comparing to some of the things that he's done. You know, so as far as I'm concerned I'll always be treading very, very minorly in the footsteps of my heroes. Moby, Interview by Jon Smith, 'Age Against the Machine', 92.9 Music
"Some of the songs on Hotel are certainly homages to some of my heroes...I mean the song Very is basically a homage to Donna Summer and Giorgio Moroder, there's a song in there called "Spiders" which is a tribute to David Bowie, and we do a New Order cover. So my influences come through rather clearly on this record."Moby, Foxtel magazine, September 2005


text: A Mass of Christian Burial for Jimmy E. Kessel, 78, who passed away on Monday, June 23, 2014, was held 11 a.m. Saturday, June 28, 2014, at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Shepherdstown, with the Rev. T. Mathew Rowgh as celebrant. Military graveside services were held at Elmwood Cemetery in Shepherdstown. Military honors were presented by the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard.


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The Made in Chelsea stars might not be on our TV screens at the moment, but that certainly does not stop them from getting their claws out.
Mirror Online caught up with the devilishly dashing Mark-Francis Vandelli at The Muppets Most Wanted movie premiere yesterday.
While confessing he'd love to do a cameo for The Muppets - Mark-Francis said there are "a lot more" personalities among Kermit and co than some of his posh co-stars. Ouch!
Vandelli seemed particularly repulsed at brunette beauty Lucy Watson's social media antics, telling us that she is "very publicity hungry."
Still seems like everyone is up in your grill, Lucy!
The feelings between Mark and Lucy have always been icy and tension between them seem to bubble beneath the elegant vibe of the Royal Borough.
In last seasons' Christmas special, we saw the brunette beauty launch an acid-tongued attack on Mark-Francis' bestie and partner in crime, Victoria Baker-Harber, calling her an "expensive prostitute".
We can't wait to get the feisty Chelsea bitching back on our telly box and will have to see if things heat up between Lucy and Mark in Made in Chelsea season 7. Hoo-rah!


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Once-beaten flyweight contender Toshiyuki Igarashi narrowly outpointed Sony Boy Jaro to win THE RING and WBC 112-pound titles in Saitama, Japan on Monday, ending the rugged Filipino journeyman's Cinderella story.
In March, Jaro (34-11-5, 24 knockouts) shocked the boxing world by scoring a sixth-round stoppage of Thai legend Pongsaklek Wonjongkam in the flyweight champ's native Thailand. The 50-bout veteran's victory is still the biggest upset of 2012, however, Jaro's WBC mandatory challenger, Tokyo-based southpaw Igarashi, threatened to shorten his victory lap and that's just what the 28-year-old 2004 Olympian did on Monday.
Igarashi (16-1-1, 10), THE RING's No. 9-rated flyweight going into the Jaro fight, used his height and reach advantages to outpoint the more aggressive free-swinging champ to a hard-fought split decision, winning by scores of 116-112, 115-113 and 112-116.
Igarashi, who fought with a bad cut over his left eye, won his ninth straight bout. Jaro, who is only 30, saw his win streak snapped at five bouts.
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a1 Department of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA
a2 Department of Psychology, Boston University, Boston, MA, USA
a3 Department of Health Care Policy, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA
a4 Department of Psychiatry and Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
a5 Department of Psychiatry, University of California, San Diego, CA, USA
Background Despite heightened awareness of the clinical significance of social phobia, information is still lacking about putative subtypes, functional impairment, and treatment-seeking. New epidemiologic data on these topics are presented from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R).
Method The NCS-R is a nationally representative household survey fielded in 2001–2003. The World Health Organization (WHO) Composite International Diagnostic Interview Version 3.0 (CIDI 3.0) was used to assess 14 performance and interactional fears and DSM-IV social phobia.
Results The estimated lifetime and 12-month prevalence of social phobia are 12.1% and 7.1% respectively. Performance and interactional fears load onto a single latent factor, and there is little evidence for distinct subtypes based either on the content or the number of fears. Social phobia is associated with significant psychiatric co-morbidity, role impairment, and treatment-seeking, all of which have a dose–response relationship with number of social fears. However, social phobia is the focus of clinical attention in only about half of cases where treatment is obtained. Among non-co-morbid cases, those with the most fears were least likely to receive social phobia treatment.
Conclusions Social phobia is a common, under-treated disorder that leads to significant functional impairment. Increasing numbers of social fears are associated with increasingly severe manifestations of the disorder.
(Received January 31 2007)
(Revised July 26 2007)
(Accepted July 30 2007)
(Online publication November 02 2007)
c1 Address for correspondence: Dr A. M. Ruscio, Department of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania, 3720 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA. (Email: email@example.com)


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Historical Traveler Reviews Playa Blanca Hotel & Resort Farallon
Great relaxing time
the resort is very clean, and spacious, pools are great, lots of room on the beach, and around the pools. the food we found was very good in all of the 4 places you can eat. the staff where very good in all aspects of the resort. friendly and very kind and went out of there way to make sure you are enjoying your time. melanie our air transat representative was excellent. we went on the panama express with the train ride which was very good. also took the sunset cruise on the sail boat which was excellent especially if you have never been on a sailboat. rooms where a good size with lots of room. we had a view of the beach and ocean which was very nice. lots of hot water and excellent cleaning staff. we have been to quite a few countries in the carribean and this is the first time that we did not have to take a imodium. water is drinkable and they also had bottled water in your room, and also every building had a ice machine. drinks where good and not shy of the rum or whatever you wanted. we where very happy that we booked this resort after hearing problems people had at the decameron. it was a very relaxing resort with very good staff. we where ther the week of feb 14 2005. i would recomend this resort to people especially if you want a smaller resort that is not over crowded. never had any problems of being packed for any of the meals. yes we would go back to barcelo and we will, maybe go back again next year. very happy with our resort and the weather was wonderful, 95 degrees every day!!!
excellent- ottawa canada
Amazing staff!!!
We stayed at the Barcello from Jan 24- Feb 7th and had great weather for the 2 weeks. The occasional day of clouds were welcome due to the extremley hot sun!!! We were located in Bld 6 and had some hot water issues or shall we say lack of hot water, this happened about 6 or 7 times during our 2 weeks. We did talk to other people who had hot water the whole time so we think it just depends on the Building.
The food in the buffet is o.k. that is about it...The breakfast buffet lacked in many ways one of the biggest things we all missed was bacon!!We did ask for some and managed to get it 3 times in 2 weeks. The pool bar/restaurant was excellent. Juan Carlos & Joanne are two great bar tenders and we would love to have service like they provide in Canada. The food at this restaurant is great, the french fries, burgers,grilled cheese and all the other goodies that they make are awesome!
The a la carte restaurant is very scary!!!! We did use all 4 of our reservations but should have stopped after the 1st time... The food is brutal and not cooked very well...Out of all the staff these were the least friendly.
The Entertainment staff we cannot say enough good about!!! Ryan,Peter,Valentine and the rest of the crew are absolutely the best we have ever come across on our travels and we travel a lot!!! Remember these chico's and chica's put in huge hours each and every day and only get 1 day off a week... Please participate with them as this makes their job that much easier. We have never come across entertainment staff that would sit and talk and try to teach so much about their country and language and this was very nice and very much appreciated. We can only hope that the Barcello resort realizes just how fortunate they are to have the staff that they do and that they treat them accordingly. When we go back to Panama we will go to the Barcello not for the food ,beach,pools,rooms but for the great staff and to see the friends that we have made and miss... Please remember to treat them right!!!
Good resort, Great country
The hotel and resort was great, like the other reviews I was a little dissapointed with the lack of chairs and shade available. The rooms, staff and food were excellent. The resort is very quiet and quite relaxing.
If you dont' like long flights and bus rides dont' bother, it did not bother me because I like to see the country side and there is a great mountain range on the way. I signed up for a few tours (Panama express train and the Jungle boat excursion) and they were both great with good trilingual guides just be ready for substantial transit times especially for the Panama express.
The farallon region is very hot and arrid, the resorts are there because you will rarely see rain so have your sun block ready. this hotel has only been open for 14 months and it will double in size within a few years, go while its still small.
p.s. The tap water is drinkable so dont' worry about closing your mouth in the shower or brushing your teeth with bottled water.
Ahhh okay
The hotel itself is nice and clean the staff are excellent ..
if i have to complain it would be the distance from the airport to the hotel.. (which is very secluded) is 2hrs and the buses are not the greatest. Also the 2hr run is a pain if u want to do any excursions off of the resort or head out for an evening. THIS NOT A PLACE TO GO IF U WANT A PARTY.
The food was amazing , best i have had at an all inclusive and this is probably my tenth one.
Being that this hotel is new there is still some work to be done ,, although the grounds are well kept.
Would i go to Barcelo again NO.
But if i had a wife and 3 kids I would.
Also remember u are not on the caribbean side of the ocean , so there is no light blue ocean and white sand.
Good Resort but not for everybody
Hotel itself is really nice, clean rooms, superb service, good food, a lot of people I've talked to enjoyed it but would not return for 2 weeks since the Hotel is very secluded.
Red Flag was on most of the time, I did not go in the ocean once, don't expect white sand caribbean beach.
If you plan on taking any tours, except for the Anton Valley one, expect a 2 hour bus ride to get there and another 2 coming back.
Hotel lacks chairs and umbrellas, people get up at 6am to reserve their chairs, if you are not one of them, you might not get any in the shades before late afternoon, the sun is really hot, shade is a must !
Would I return to Playa Blanca? NO
Would I return to another destination in Panama ? defininately, great shopping in Panama City and the people are very friendly.
Good but not 4 stars
Nice and secluded on the Pacific side of Panama. The trip from Tekumen airport takes about 2 hours but the trip is worthed through the city of Panama over the canal and westward to Rarallon. The nearest city is Penenome about 20 minutes where one can buy some trinkets, not much as far as local art.
The resort is clean but seams to lack a few palm tree. There are two good pools one with a bar. many activities during the day, seadoos, 4 wheel mini bikes, horse, catamaran, aerobics, spanish lesson yoga etc. The ground could be better kept and the lighting at night is not adequate. The beach isn't quite white (Blanca) and in some places a scratching the top will reveil black sand. The water in the Ocean some day was quite rough and the red flag restricted swimming in the ocean. I haven't seen any jelly fish but it was the main reason for raising the red flag at ocean's low tide. There is a good beach buffet restaurant, good service for drinks and food. I wish there Pina Colada were better. It was made using a Pina COlada Mix that felt rather powdery with not much coco taste and was too thick for my taste.
The buffet restaurant is good. Lack food service area like other resort we went. People lined up for serving as other place there were islands with salad, entry fruit and pastry. The restaurant was cleaned and the service was excellent. The beef or other red meat tended to be a little tough. Seafood, on the other hand was fresh and tasty. The coffee was not equal, was not sure why there were no mangoes. Fruit in the morning was limited to Water Melon, Pineapple slice, cantaloupe and papayas. Some morning some of these were missing from the list.
The buildings were clean and the room lacked a bar fridge. Towels one day was limited to two big one and had to ask for face towels and hand towels. The rooms are adequately air conditionned. The water pressure in our room on the second floor (out of four) was weak and one evening the water was cool not to say cold.
The lobby doesn't have the haws of some 4 stars hotel and is quite simple with a main desk and few sofas. The personel is mostly unilingual spanish and few spoke english. Remember that south america had its summer holiday after Christmas until March or April so this is when you will find the most kids at the resort if you don't mind.
The shows at night offer a good varity of Folkloric, Carribean and south American dance well performed. Take the time to do the trip to the rain forest, the Canal, Panama city but expect a trip in Busses that can be at least an hour long.
Enjoy your trip
Not exactly 5 * ,BUT not a bad place to stay
I am a picky traveller,so I think this review will be helpful for those type of people who like perfection on their vacation,especially when they are byuing 5*.
We were there from Nov 22-Nov 29th.
1. The ocean was not very accessible. I personally did not swim even once there. The water is not clear ,there is a lot of debree coming from the mountains into the ocean .Red Warning Flag was on almost all the time ,because of dangerous fish -I beleive it has been ellectrical scuts.
2. There is only one A la cart restaurant and it is not very good .We had to wait 1 hour to get a salad ..and the restaurant was empty .
3. The entertaiment was 95% in spanish as the entertainers did not speak good english.
4. On the 3rd day ,a lot of local residents came to the resourt with a lot of kids and noise . That was a shock as the place was very quet before that and we thought it will stay this way ..but NO. I don't think that 5* hotel ,would NOT practice that. Besides ,as a English speaking tourists felt abandoned and 2nd priority.
5.I personally did not like their breakfast
6.This resort is located in the very remote location -2 hours by Highway from Panama City -so you would end up taking tours if you like to see more of Panama.
Taxi is very expencive .I heard different prices :From $ US 90 -200 for the round trip.
I don't recommend the CITY/Shopping tour as they bring you top the most expensiver mall in Panama city .Prices are like in Canada or Us. Purses 300 +,Shoes 100 +.NO Point -it it a Myth.!!!! about Panama being a Shopping Paradise .
Also:Flight home was almost 8 hours..as we had to stop in Montreal first ..this was just too much ..
The food in the buffet was overall very nice-fish,meat etc..but of course the selection is not 5*
The rooms were very clean
2 nice Pools
The City/Canal Tour is educational and worth to attend (65 per person) and Anton Valleu is nice too
The staff is nice and friendly.Very nice waiter in the buffet :Emilio -speaks good English.
Overall rating of the hotel: It is a NEW 3.5*
However ,the overall impression is pleasant.
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Loved it!
Absolutely no complaints! Great staff, great food, spotless rooms.
Note: We met several couples who stayed at the Decameron resort next to the Barcelo and from what they told us the Barcelo was much better. Some complaints I heard from those who stayed at the Decameron was that is was crowded, not as nice as the Barcelo, and had mediocre food. However, it is a more of a "party place" so it may be fun if that is what you are looking for.
Also, if you can get there go to Pipa's Beach Bar. A little shack right on the ocean that servers huge lobsters and shrimp. It is a little hard to find...have a taxi driver turn down the road to the Decameron, and keep going all the way down. You will go through the town of Farrallon. The road deadends at Pipas.
If you are looking for a tour guide, my husband and I found a great tour guide/driver who took us all over Panama City and between our hotels (the Gamboa, Barcelo, and Bristol in Panama City). We ended up hiring him for two days total. I absolutely must recommend him...He speaks excellent english and is very knowlegable on virtually any aspect of Panamanian history/politics and ecology. He also adds a unique perspective that you simply cannot get from the guidebooks!
His name is Carlos Aleman, and his cell phone number is (507 country code) 645-7075. His e-mail is ----------------------.
Excellent. I had the best time ever.
Superb hotel. Great food and lots of drinks. The best wet bar and pools. Friendly service; they make sure that you'll have the best time of your life. Highly recommended!!
Loved it
We where there Jan 2004 and we had no complaints there was four couples and they gave us rooms all on one floor. Rooms very clean. food excellent service was top notch. The only thing I could maybe say the night time shows need some more work but being a new resort they will improve.
If you want a nice holiday give it a try we really enjoyed ourself. Great deep sea fishing the guys caught 11 fish and the chef cooked it up for our dinner that night.
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Last year the Lady Bulldogs posted a 6-9 record. However, many from that team return and look to improve on the win total.
"The girls are working extremely hard right now and we have more experience coming into this year," stated head coach Lynne DeWitt.
DeWitt is upbeat this year and is looking for improvements from her squad. "Our goals are to improve our record, have more kids qualify for the state tournament in singles and to have our team qualify for sectionals," said coach DeWitt.
Despite last year's sub-.500 record, the Lady Bulldogs finished third in a district that will include Fredericktown, Dexter, Caruthersville, Arcadia Valley, Potosi, Charleston, North County and Kennett in the upcoming season.
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DeWitt had an outstanding season last year and will be counted on to anchor the team.
In addition to DeWitt and Marshall, the Lady 'Dogs will have a roster that includes seniors, Emily Bowman, Britney Bohannon, Britney Bard and Ellie Hensley. Taylor Allen will be a junior and sophomores are Danielle Ahlfield, Megan Underhill and Emily Pace. Caroline Murray will be the lone freshman on the tennis squad.
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Which is the best weapon type for Bandit, Dahl, Hyperion, Jakobs, Vladof, Torgue, Tediore, and Maliwan?
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Shotgun, pistol, shotgun, sniper, AR, AR, pistol, smg.
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Bandit: Pistols
Dahl: Snipers (ammo consuming but dat burst)
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Bandit: Assault Rifles
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Bandit: AR
Dahl: Sniper
Hyperion: Shottys, special mention for Plasma Casters.
Jakob's: Sniper
Vladof: I'm gonna go against the crowd and say pistols. Anarchists, Infinities, etc., are hotness.
Torgue: Multi-pellet pistols.
Maliwan: Launchers.
Tediore: SMGs. Fire Rate + nearly instant reload = stream of death.
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stickboy2323 4 years ago#7
Bandit - Shotguns (Room Cleners & Oberkills, non-elemental)
Dahl - Pistols (any elemental)
Hyperion - Shotguns (Thinkings including CC)
Jakobs - Snipers (all about the Cobra)
Maliwan - Grenades (I'm not even a big Transfusion fan but most Maliwan weapons are meh)
Torgue - Shotguns (Ravager)
Tediore - Shotguns (any elemental)
Vladof - Launchers (Heros & Topneaas)
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Bandit: AR
Vladof pistols are pretty good. There have been plenty of times where I replaced my SMG with a Vladof pistol while leveling.
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Argyle_Gargoyle 4 years ago#9
jacobs - snipers, though i like their pistols a lot too
bandit - dont use them much, but slagga is amazing, so i guess SMGs. maybe launcher. those are pretty nice too
hyperion - tough call. i use their SMGs more than their shotguns, so SMGs.
tediore - SMGs. pistols are kinda bad, never used their launchers. shotguns are OK
vladof - really tough choice, but i cant go against their pistols. anarchists shred everything in sight. and then there is the infinity. ARs are close ish, but ARs, are not so great across the board IMO. also, their launchers get an honorable mention as do their snipers. i like pretty much everything vladof makes
torgue - another tough call. guess id have to go with their shotguns, but their pistols are really close
mailiwan - SMGs i guess. snipers and launchers arent bad either though
Dahl - this is a tough call between their pistols and ARs, but i guess ill go ARs for them. they can be pretty good if you find the right ones. fan of their pistols too though. hornet is my baby
favorite manufacturer would probably go to vladof. dat fire rate
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I love dahl plasma casters.
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I have a friend who had 2 under 2 and she said they were and still are very close. I think I will have a little jealousy at first from my DD who will only be almost 15 months when this new LO is born. She is such a sweet girl so I hope she is caring and loving towards the new baby. I guess we will see what happens :)
Gracelin-- How is it being pregnant with the IUD still in place? Why couldn't they remove yours?
I'm sorry to hear that they could not remove your IUD. Did it come out? Why couldn't they find the strings? These IUD's freak me out. I really wish I would have gone with another form of BC when I had DD.
Nov, don't stress too much about them being so close. My DS was only 6 mo. old when I got pregnant with my DD. They are 6 and 7 now and are INSEPARABLE! If one of them goes to a friend's house, the other is constantly asking when they are coming home. It's so sweet! Plus, it is def nice because they play pretty well together and usually like the same types of things. Glad to hear everything went well though!!
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Let's start with the word allergy. When people hear the words food allergy, some people think that they have a pretty good idea about what that means.
The first thought is often of anaphylaxis, which is swelling of the tongue or throat that could be life threatening. This is typically the assumption when we are discussing, for example, a peanut allergy.
Of course there are other foods that can trigger an anaphylactic reaction, such as other nuts, shellfish, strawberries, milk, and eggs. And just about any other food has the potential to trigger an anaphylactic reaction. But thankfully, anaphylactic reactions to most foods are relatively rare, so you don't often hear about them.
Based on this information, you might assume that food allergies are always severe or life-threatening. But then you might remember that sometimes a food allergy merely causes hives. Hives are irritating, itchy, and unsightly, but they aren't life-threatening. Lots of different foods can cause hives, including peanuts. So a food allergy doesn't have to be life-threatening, nor does an allergy to one particular food, such as peanuts, lead to the same symptoms in everyone.
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Heated arguments erupted between Palestinian and Israeli delegations in meetings during the 129th summit of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Geneva, speaker of Fatah-affiliated lawmakers official Azzam al-Ahmad said Wednesday.
Al-Ahmad told a local Palestinian radio station Wednesday that the Israeli delegation exploded with anger when the Palestinian and the Moroccan delegations suggested including the issues of Jerusalem and settlement activities on a meeting agenda.
He added that the speaker of the Israeli delegation started to shout and interrupted speakers in a way that angered international and European delegations.
He said that President Mahmoud Abbas "agreed to resume peace negotiations while settlement activities were ongoing," added al-Ahmad. The Israeli delegation eventually withdrew from the meeting.
Al-Ahmad said he responded to the Israeli official's claims by highlighting that the Palestinian Authority "informed the Inter-Parliamentary Union that the Palestinian side agreed to resume negotiations only after receiving an official message from the United States confirming that all aspects of settlement activities are illegal."
Al-Ahmad added that heated arguments broke out as well during meetings of the Middle East Committee of the IPU between the Israeli and the Venezuelan delegations, which ended with withdrawal of the Israeli delegation.
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The Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo and Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden's Lindner Center for Conservation & Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) are excited to announce the birth of the world's first endangered cat produced by Oviductal Artificial Insemination (AI)! Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo's veterinarian and a handful of other Zoo animal care specialists conducted their first physical examination of the Brazilian Ocelot kitten today, six weeks after its January 22 birth, and determined it's a girl, weighing in at three pounds. This AI kitten is the second born to the mother, Kuma, who previously gave birth in 2008 to a healthy kitten conceived using the traditional AI method. Kuma is the first Ocelot to have multiple pregnancies and kittens produced by AI.
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