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The Roberts surname is derived from the personal name Robert. This name was originally came from the Old German words "hrod" and "behrt," which mean "fame" and "bright." It was introduced to Britain by the Normans during the time of Edward the Confessor, and became very popular. A large number of diminutives and pet-forms were derived from this name in early times.
The surname Roberts was first found in the county of Denbighshire (Welsh: Sir Ddinbych), a historic county, created in 1536 at the Act of Union with England, and located in Northeast Wales, where they were descended from Einion Efell, Lord of Cynllateh, through Howell ap Iolyn of Llangedwyn, and were directly descended from Rhodri Mawr, King of Wales.
Although there are comparatively few Welsh surnames, they have a great many spelling variations. Variations of Welsh names began almost immediately after their acceptance within Welsh society. In the Middle Ages, it was up to priests and the few other people that recorded names in official documents to decide how to spell the names that they heard. Variations that occurred because of improper recording increased dramatically as the names were later transliterated into English. The Brythonic Celtic language of Wales, known by natives as Cymraeg, featured many highly inflected sounds that could not be properly captured by the English language. Spelling variations were, however, also carried out according to an individual's design: a branch loyalty within the family, a religious adherence, or even patriotic affiliations were all indicated by the particular variation of one's name. The spelling variations of the name Roberts have included Roberts, Robert, Robartes, Robarts and others.
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Prominent amongst the family during the late Middle Ages was William Roberts (1585-1665), Welsh Bishop of Bangor; Richard Roberts, Sheriff of Cornwall; Michael Roberts (died 1679), Welsh-born, Principal of Jesus College, Oxford from 1648 to 1657; John Robartes, 1st Earl of Radnor and Viscount Bodmin PC (1606-1685), an English politician; and...
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Many people from Wales joined the general migration to North America in the 19th and 20th centuries, searching for land, work, and freedom. Like the many other immigrants from the British Isles, they made a significant contribution to the development of Canada and the United States. The Welsh and their descendents added a rich cultural tradition to the newly developed towns, cities, and villages. An investigation of the immigration and passenger lists has revealed a number of people bearing the name Roberts:
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From time to time we are chastised by those upset at our use of the term "radical environmentalists." That is too harsh, the critics insist. No, it is not, as Rep....
"Stripe Mining: the art of removing stripes from zebras, skunks, etc." While it is a very complicated process, artists of the craft have come to the conclusion that it is easier to just paint over one set of stripes thereby making the animal either all black or all white. This is along the same vein in which Barack Obama, being both black and white, decided that it would be more beneficial to himself if he went with the black aspect of his being. And md, do you use the electricity provided by the nasty coal-fired plants or do you have a hamster-on-a-wheel to provide the power for your computer? Just curious.
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"I got on my big 2 wheels this weekend and rode through parts of Fayette, Raleigh, McDowell, Mingo, Logan, Boone, and Wayne Counties in WV and parts of southeastern KY, to the tune of about 500 miles and while I saw a number of MTR sites, the moonscape destruction that "environment whacko's" then "The roads are some of the best in WV, the mountains range high with lush green vegetation and stream run cool and albeit somewhat muddy, for the most part clear." then "I stopped at for gas outside of Welch and was talking to one gentleman who was going to {Anawalt Lake} to fish for trout and largemouth bass, according to him some of the best fishing around."
what does Anawalt Lake got to do with {@neocurmudgeon74} strip mining?
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I just read an article yesterday about how there is so much more carbon in the air and according to scientists it should be a lot hotter that it is - that the earth's temp has remained fairly flat the last 10 years - and they don't know why it isn't hotter. Maybe because they don't know as much as they think they do - yet we follow them blindly.
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denver, what is "stripe" mining?
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Mythrve: You summed it up very well. AGAIN Why are we not sticking to the subject? Why throw personal attacks at one another? Can we keep the discussion on the primary topic? TYPICAL?
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Here you go denver. Read up.
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I never said Anawalt lake had anything to do with strip mining denver. Why are you trying to put words in my mouth and steer the conversation off topic?
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"got to do with stripe mining"
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What about the question there little buddy, what does Anawalt Lake get to do with stripe mining?
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I read Mr. Mullins blog md. It's interesting that he promotes personal responsibility of the individual, something you and the dumb one are arguing against on another thread.
Other than that, I wasn't overly impressed.
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You made a declarative statement Dennie. I'm simply asking for clarification.
On that point, I've got to say that when you can't explain you're own statements I've got to wonder about your mental make up.
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You know I agree about the negatives of coal. But are people ready for a significant hike in their power bills?
Plus it makes no sense for us to hamstring ourselves when the rest of the world isn't onboard with carbon reduction.
Sure by all means clean it up. But hiking the price of energy is going to hurt a lot of people.
Its all about finding an even and fair solution.
Also the anti-coal folks have to realize that for people living in the coal fields mining is all they got when it comes to jobs.
People take pride in having generations in the mines. They take pride in their small communities that wouldn't exist without coal.
Trying to stamp out that industry will hurt those people big time.
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Here we go, with the off topic questions! How about an answer my question, what does Anawalt Lake get to do with stripe mining? Other than to prove manydemocrats point. There little buddy?
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How did he prove me wrong about the lake dennie? And why is it that no one wants to discuss the Backbone Mointain MTR site?
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See "manydemocrats" you prove 'AaronS" wrong about Anawalt Lake and what stripe mining does to the State, and then "AaronS" wants to discuss Backbone Mountain, and then wants to know why that is? Here is a question for you there little buddy, If you know so much about stripe mining how did you come up with Anawalt Lake?
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I also can't help but not that you didn't discuss Backbone Mountain in Tucker County and that former MTR site. Why is that md?
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Marlarkey md. You don't know what you're talking about. Yes, a MTR site can and is devastating. I do not deny that as I have been right in the center of them. They are everything that the pictures paint them to be. But when the coal is removed, they do not remain that way as you would others believe. AOC mandates that if they are not otherwise used as is the case on most, they must be restored, which they are. You don't have a clue what you're talking about.
And the 500 miles was over 2 days, not one. It's an average weekend for me on my bike. If you like, I'll take you sometime. You can ride on the seat appropriately named and I'll show you southern WV as it really is, not as you imagine it from your computer room at home.
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Aaron, It was you, in your 8:47 post that painted the ALL SO ROSY PICTURE of the southern coal fields. At the same time, knowing that no one is going to travel the 500 miles that you claim you did, to view it for themselves. So your a liar and want to give a picturesque perspective to an entire area of the state, that has been DEVASTATED and UNMERCIFULLY RAPED by the coal industry barons. And it continues to this day. Yeah, you may be able to convince a few of your uneducated sheeple of the Right Wing that you know what you speak about. But I know better.... I referred anyone that is doubtful to a Facebook Blog entitled: "THE THOUGHTFUL COAL MINER" On that blog they can read the statements of people living in that region and view photos of the devastation themselves. .... I HAVE LIVED IT AND I HAVE BEEN THERE TOO. I BELIEVE THEM, LONG BEFORE I BELIEVE YOU....
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It seems to me md that if you believe the people won't get out and see for themselves the destruction you claim, you would be more like to embellish in your descriptions. Is that why you aren't being truthful?
While you're stammering to answer that, perhaps you can show me where I said anything about poverty in southern WV!!!
Suttle, I've seen mountain top sites from the air and I agree they can be chilling. What's cool is to see what they can turn into. From shopping centers, golf courses, schools to airports, the possibilities are plentiful as each site offers a very rare commodity in southern WV; flat land. It's hard to plan any industry without that, don't you agree!!!!!
I will say that I did witness one MTR site on Backbone Mountain in Tucker County that even after the diet movers left is still destroying interior forest. Care to guess why???
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Out politicians need to plan an economy without coal for west Virginia. The battle for coal is lost, we need to get over it. While coal will certainly be mined for generations to come, it will never by KING again. AaronS, you have to see mountain top removal from the air, not from the ground. I fly frequently from Charleston to Atlanta and back (Delta) and the sight below is appalling. I whole heartily agree that when driving through southern West Virginia you will rarely witness the sight of mountain top removal, but from the air the sight of destruction is chilling.
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Aaron: You challenge the readers to ""GO SEE FOR THEMSELVES" while you know that they are NOT going to do so. So you fed them a TOTAL ABSOLUTE LIE in your statements, regarding those counties and the poverty that exists there. I have been in all those counties and most counties in West Virginia. You DECEPTIVELY mention Trout fishing at ANAWALT lake. The TRUTH is Anawalt Lake is a 7 acre lake, part of a protected 1792 acre site, that has been protected from the ravages of the Coal Maggots. If anyone wants a true perspective of the WV Coal Industry, I would suggest a Facebook Page entitled: ""The Thoughtful Coal Miner"" It's a truthful and revealing blog about the APPALACHIAN Coal Fields from a Coal Miner. Despite what the coal industry would have us believe, the industry has never been a friend to Appalachia. Since its inception, the industry has exploited mountain people and recklessly endangered lives for their own profit.
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I got on my big 2 wheels this weekend and rode through parts of Fayette, Raleigh, McDowell, Mingo, Logan, Boone, and Wayne Counties in WV and parts of southeastern KY, to the tune of about 500 miles and while I saw a number of MTR sites, the moonscape destruction that "environment whacko's" often credit to mining communities are nowhere to be found. The roads are some of the best in WV, the mountains range high with lush green vegetation and stream run cool and albeit somewhat muddy, for the most part clear.
I stopped at for gas outside of Welch and was talking to one gentleman who was going to Anawalt Lake to fish for trout and largemouth bass, according to him some of the best fishing around. He said he's lived there most of his life and the air and water's cleaner than Columbus and he wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. Instead of listening to the mistruths of others, I would suggest that if one wants to learn the truth, go see for yourself.
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I proudly wear the label of an anti-coal zealot. Having been born and raised in the WV coal fields, I have witnessed the Raping of West Virginia by these Corporate Leaches all of my life. Probably TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS have been removed from this state in the past 100 years. During this same time these Coal PARASITES have corrupted our political system. They have polluted our air, rivers, creeks, and streams. Destroyed our roads with their overloaded trucks, that also belch out a stream of black soot into the air. They have negligently killed or maimed thousands of innocent, uneducated, workers with their unsafe working conditions. After killing or maiming those workers, they unmercifully "fight in the courts" to deny the families JUST and Fair Compensation for the loss of their loved ones. Coal is a dirty, filthy product, that has ran it's ugly course in West Virginia history. A word of advise, Mr McKinley. YOU NEED to Get on the payrolls of the Natural Gas, Wind & Nuc
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Ok, Blung, so DKS beat the DOW's gain today by a mere 100% --- .54% gain for DKS versus .27% for the DOW), so I guess in your framework, DKS took a pounding.Well, what about these numbers?...1-year span (1/6/2010-1/5/2011)... DOW... +10.9% S&P... +12.3% DKS... +46.9%2-year span (1/9/2009-1/5/2011)... DOW... +29.8% S&P... +37.0% DKS... +147.3%5-year span...(1/6/2006-1/5/2011)... DOW... +9.4% S&P... +2.3% DKS... +123.7%So My question to you, Blung, is this... Why do you insist on playing your little putzy Puts game against a winner?It's true, of course, that you might have caught DKS in a down-trend for a few weeks here and there over the last few years, but you clearly would have done much better by playing the Calls, or by simply investing in a winner.Of course, I don't expect you to respond to this, because you are a bitter looser; your ego prevents you from admitting that you were wrong about DKS or anything in your life. You refuse to learn from your mistakes. You are a psychopath.My advice to you.... Buy a few real shares of DKS, and when you get into the money with them, spend the cash on some professional counseling.Best wishes.... EII.
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Chepo explains that this an excellent test for Saul at this stage of his career and he said:
"We've got to careful with Kermit, but I'm fully confident in Saul's ability."
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forget sorriest ass chavez jr. there's great fights at 154. kirkland,angulo,cotto,vanes,or even mayweather should he decide that he wants his WBC 154 title back. chavez can't beat anybody in the top 10 at 160. thats why he wants to fight…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (9)


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Talk about favorable media coverage. CNBC aired a one-hour special last week called "Target: Inside the Bullseye," that served as more of a glowing endorsement of the company than the probing documentary implied by the title.
During the show, which aired on Jan. 13 and 15, there was no mention of the percentage of products the company imports from China, the wages it pays store employees or its opposition to unions.


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Pickpocket steals Habs fan's insulin pump
MONTREAL — One minute Vancouver native Doug Chalke was hamming it up for the media, one of thousands of Habs fans who thronged downtown Wednesday night to celebrate their team's Game-7 win over Washington.
The next minute, the 19-year-old diabetic was tearing after the pickpocket who had grabbed his wallet and his life-saving insulin pump and disappeared into the crowds.
The McGill University student's mother Thursday appealed to anyone who finds the pump, which resembles a pager with a catheter attached, to call the 1-800 number printed on the back of the Medtronic device.
"That machine keeps him alive," Leslie Chalke said in a telephone interview from British Columbia. "As a parent, I find this very hard."
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i should try this wordless thingy too :p
Someone once said a heart must be broken to get inside. Happy WW
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Absolutely lovely!
A really nice collection of thoughts. Loved the photos, too!
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great quotes – it's like we need all the trials to get us through our life . . . later in life, the trials won't seem important at all.
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Tillman enlisted in the U.S. Army in June 2002 following the 9/11 terrorist attacks the year before.
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Sunny Sports Inc. - Scooter Depot US, The Scooter Store, All Road Motorsports - New Star Marketing13300 Brooks Dr. Ste D, 15705 Arrow Hwy Ste 1, 719 Nogales St. Baldwin Park, Irwindale, City Of Industry, California U.S.A.
Sunny Sports Inc. - Scooter Depot US, The Scooter Store, All Road Motorsports - New Star Marketing Group, Inc., Sunny Sports lied to me, did not deliver my scooter, cancelled my order without authorization, and never refunded my account. Baldwin Park, Irwindale, City Of Industry California
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The website states that the scooter should arrive within 4 business days, after shipped, if you live in Michigan. I waited for my scooter, and after a week or so of not receiving it, I called Sunny Sports and inquired about my scooter. They told me that they didn't know where my scooter was and gave me the "runaround" many times. They told me it was on backorder, stuck in customs, not inspected, lost, etc... I called and e-mailed several times with no answer from anyone about the status of my scooter and if/when it was shipped.
I received a call on the 19th. and was told that my scooter was to be shipped to me on the 24th. They never gave me a tracking number or the name of the shipping company. I never received my scooter and I called them on the 24th. and e-mailed them asking again if my scooter had been shipped. A lady e-mailed me back and told me, "i received 5 containers today but... i don't know what items came in but you can call me directly and i can tell you". I called her that night and she told me that she was leaving work but to call her the next day. I called the next day, and she still didn't know if my scooter was in. I keep getting the "runaround" with no answers. I am upset by now because of their poor customer service and follow through.
I called again on June 30 and they told me that my order had been canceled. They told me that I canceled it on the 24th and my money was returned to me. I was shocked. I never authorized my order to be canceled and my money was never returned to me. I asked who canceled my order (since I didn't authorize it) and they couldn't/didn't tell me who.
As to this day, I don't have my scooter or my money returned to me and all I want now is my money back and to let everyone else know not to order from this company. They lied to me, were undependable, irresponsible, and rude. They gave me the "runaround" and didn't follow through with delivering my scooter, but they were quick to take my money and never return it.
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I recalled the scooter store being under investigation for using illegal sales practices back in 2000. I investigated the Medicare website and found the following information.
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Forza Motorsport
Posted 20 July 2005 - 12:38 PM
she could believe how real it looks...
Posted 21 July 2005 - 01:32 PM
* Crap game
Because :
- poor graphics.
- noting new in comparison to other race games, same old, same old.
- game AI cheats. If you lose, it's always in the last round, regardless of driving skills or times in previous rounds. This is an artificial way of keeping 'replay' value.
No need to 'review' any further. Simply don't buy.
Edited by Soullar, 21 July 2005 - 01:33 PM.
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Posted 13 February 2006 - 08:44 AM
i tottally agree with you 100PERCENT on this!!! the game aint nearly as fun/challenging when using assists and automatic transmission ... it's way better/takes much more skill to play the game with ALL assists OFF and using a manual transmission. my guess is main reason i like this game so much is it's about as close as u can get to the real thing and im a person who likes going fast on a motorcycle/cars in real life ... nice adrenaline rush! ... my guess is the only people who can really appreciate games like Forza and GT series are people who like do that stuff in real life! ... i mainly like motorcycles more than cars generally speaking when it comes to addrenaline rushes but i have never rode in a fast car yet (but cars games i definately like better than motorcycle games) ... but i do have a likeing towards the "Shelby Mustang GT500KR" and "Shelby Cobra" (and most muscle cars in general) and a few other cars quite a bit in real life and in the game! ... screwn imports! lol (alot of people will probably get upset at that comment but o well)
also what makes the game so much better when ALL assists are OFF! (and manual transmission) is the fact that after u "soup up" your cars Horsepower u can really "feel" the power and it forces u to feather the gas when going into turns etc! this makes it so fun and realistic u cant just leave the gas pedal (right trigger) fully pressed all the damn time like you can in so many other games... cause if u do leave it fully pressed (or something close to it) on a high horsepower car (for example the "FORD GT" when souped up to the max ) u will lose controll of the car if u dont use the gas pedal (right trigger) properly... trust me! ... i think this car is one of the more challenging cars to drive in the game once it's souped up to the max and All assists are off.
your review is a "quality" review to u point out details and aint biased neither which is a major help in a quality/fair review and u definately know what your talking about!
you obviously share the seem "feeling" as me that i get when playing forza and you know what your talking about ... i agree with a high percentage of stuff that u said about forza and gt4. although i have never played gt4 i have played gt3 and im assuming gt3 and gt4 are basically the same in terms of gameplay, right? ... well if thats the case one of the main things that stands out to me about making forza better than GT series is "brakeing and acceleration" u got so much better controll on the xbox's controller as it's "triggers" are basically perfect for this .. basically much more realistic/better feel to it than the ps2's is on GT series.
forza is a game i will be playing for years, (or atleast until forza 2 comes out lol) it's basically a classic as far as im conserned lol ... it's a damn shame they did not release forza for xbox360 cause the project gotham racing series pretty much sucks when compared to forza.... i hope they make a forza type game on xbox360 ... i dont have a xbox360 yet cause there to expensive and you can mod them
my main complaints about forza though are it has a lack of "time trail" stuff which after u beat the game i tend to like time trail type stuff to see if i can beat my times with certain cars etc.... cause the time trails it does have basically force you to use certain cars which if u like the cars it makes u use gernally it aint a problem but if u dont them it sorta sucks... so i basically made my own time trial stuff like using a Shelby Mustang GT500KR on certain areas of the game and i only use that car to attempt to beat my previous records, even though i could easily beat them with a different car i dont cause i reserved certain parts of the game for certain cars i like in order to make my own time trial type stuff... i think u get the idea of what im saying.
also about 2 player... the game pretty much sucks when it comes to playing splitscreen but if u hook up 2 xbox's and play using system link it's SO FUN!
devendander also said... "I am going to come right out and say it on this one Forza is hands down the best racing simulator I have played on a console ever."
i agree with that 100percent to.
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Posted 14 February 2006 - 03:42 PM
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Posted 15 February 2006 - 06:56 AM
i agree its a good game with decent graphics, but i like project gotham racing better for some reason. forza tried to be like gran turismo, but i dont think it did as good it didnt even have rally cars.
just a good game? ... to me it's the king of racing games when it comes to sims ... gran turismo is good to, but forza does the realistic feel better if u ask me. as for graphics, i would say forza's are solid although nothing special but the bottom line with forza is "gameplay" and thats where it shines if u ask me cause the engine behind the game is more complex (basically more detailed in terms of handleing etc) than it is with gran turismo .... as for the rally cars those aint even the main attraction of gran turimo/forza if u ask me ... to me, it's just something they threw in there... i think the primary part of the game is basically all the other cars/races besides the rally ones.... besides project gotham racing aint really a sim... it's sorta realistic in a way but where it fails to be sim like is turning etc ... basically xbox wise, my favorite race game is forza followed by "need for speed most wanted" ... obviously need for speed most wanted aint realistic by any means but it's "fun" to play and i like the sound of the cars which amps up the overall feel of the game... plus mot to mention it's great feeling (at times) running from the cops
but about forza and gt again... gran turismo has more cars but the bottom line is most of the cars (past a certain point) are rather pointless as no one really uses them, so bascically once u got all the main cars people like, then thats all that really matters for the most part ... plus i like forza's car selection better overall myself ... mainly cause it's got a better muscle car ralated selection than GT's does (i think, since i never played GT4, but i have played GT3 and based on that i like forza's car selection quite a bit better)
i guess everyone has there own race games they like, but i find it hard to believe that someone who really likes "simulation" race games could not like forza as one of there top games, if not the best ... cause basically theres pretty much only 2 sim games that are top grade and it's Forza or GT (as these two are the main ones people talk about when it comes to sims)
Edited by ThaCrip, 15 February 2006 - 07:13 AM.
Posted 15 February 2006 - 03:18 PM
Posted 16 February 2006 - 10:54 AM
yeah i thought it was just a good game and i myself like having a huge variety of cars in gran turismo and i loved the rally cars, but thats just my 2 cents.
i see ... u actually use "all" (or almost all) of the cars in gran turismo? ... that sure ALOT lol ... but anyways i was just checking the car selection of GT4 on a website and i underestimated how many "good" cars GT4 has ... it basically got a high percentage of what forza has... sometimes more, sometimes less than forza's ... as for there American car lineup it's (PS2's) much better than i thought ... it's missing a 1968 body style pontiac GTO but it does have the early 60's style, so overall i aint complaining and also it does have the Shelby Mustang GT350, but it's missing the top end car of those types which is the Shelby Mustang GT500KR (which forza has) on GT4 ... there italian cars i think are weak... they need more ferrari/lamborghini type cars in there ... which as far as i can tell from looking at GT4's car lineup on a website im looking at now, it's lacking fairly heavily in this area ... forza dont have any lamborghini cars but it's got a good selection of ferrari type cars ... so basically (atleast for me) if u where to get rid of the american cars on both GT4 and Forza ... i would probably like Forza's car selection better overall since it has those ferrari (exotic cars basically is what i mean when i say ferrari type cars, basically all those highup expensive sports cars) i dont like japenese cars at all myself (in real life) ... although i dont mind using them in the game to change up the pace and feel of the game from time to time.
i also assuming you primarily use GT4 for rally car racing? ... it seems that way from the way your talking. ... but i tottally agree with you (in terms of huge car selection) it's nice to have a huge vareity of cars to but generally speaking... most of the "vareity" (if u ask me) are cars you probably will never bother using lol ... so that why i think overall there aint really much differance between forza and GT ... unless your talking rally racing... cause if thats your main attraction to the game... it's obvious your going to like GT4 better in your case
are you a rally car fan in real life? ... i would assume you are since i noticed people (me included) tend to make a decision (not entirely but u get the idea) based on which game has cars they generally like in real life etc etc
to bad i still dont have a PS2 cause i would like to play GT4 myself so i could get a more accurate judgement between Forza and GT4 ... cause i might have forgotten the "feeling" of GT in general since it's been a while since i played GT3 a-spec on PS2 (i originally owned GT3 for PS2 when i had it)
i got a question for you... since u played forza and gt4 ... how would you compared GT4's "braking and acceleration" precision with the PS2 controller when compared to forza's? ... cause the last i remembered it seems you got noticeably better controll over those functions with forza than you do with GT cause ps2's lack of pressure sensitive triggers.... reason i ask is cause it's been a while since i played GT and if i had that game still i could definately get a accurate judgement of the two. ... cause as i said in my post above... thats one of the main reasons (not the only reason) i feel forza's got a noticeable advantage over GT.
just my thoughts
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seriously, is your keyboard broken or something? Every post I see from you is written completely in capital letters. You know, a keyboard has a special button called "Caps Lock". It is located on the left-hand side of your keyboard. Right inbetween the Shift key and the tabulator. It's left of the "A" key to be exact. Please refrain from using only caps. It's considered rude and immature.
In order not to be a thread hi-jacker, I am going to tell you what I think of the game:
It's a nice racing game with great graphics. It's something the xbox always needed: a good competitor to Sonys Gran Tourismo series. The cars all react different, and the tracks are real tracks. What I absolutely love is the fact that the asphalt (sp?) looks different whereever you look. it's hard to find several spots that look the same.
It also gives you a warm fuzzy feeling because of the crowd you can hear when passing them.
Yet, as Soullar put it already, the AI seems to cheat. It indeed is so, that IF you lose a race, it's in the last lap.
but all in all, it's a great game
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Food Fridays: Early Birds Get the Best Duck at This Jakarta Diner
A fried duck dish soaked in spicy black sauce is casting a spell over Jakarta, something food from the island of Madura where it originates is famed for.
The island off the northeastern coast of Java is best known for its satay, peanut-sauce slathered skewers often sold by street vendors whose carts are shaped like miniature fishing boats. Now, Maduranese duck rice has found a following.
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The dish is often just a modest plate of rice served with fried duck and sambal — a burning chili sauce. Some cooks also add cucumber slices and serundeng – fried shredded coconut. But Nasi Bebek Madura Mak Isa in East Jakarta serves its sambal extra special.
"One thing that makes duck rice taste distinctive is the sauce," said chef Ms. Isa, referring to the black kretek sauce she pours over the meat.
It takes up to five hours to produce the delicious condiment, which includes onions, shallots and chilies. In explaining the recipe Ms. Isa stops there – she won't give away her trade secret by revealing all the key spices, she says.
After crushing all the spices together, Ms. Isa fries the mixture until it turns black and thick — that is why it takes hours, she explains.
While the taste is meant to be spicy, it also has a sour and perfect salty kick to it.
"We try to keep it not too hot, because we want people to eat more than one plate," Ms. Isa said.
The 52-year-old native of Madura cooks everything traditionally. Even her rice gets boiled in a pan. That helps it survive throughout the day — even though demand is so high at the moment it hardly takes more than 30 minutes for a pan of rice to disappear.
Ms. Isa, has been selling Maduranese duck rice since 1991. What started as one small food stall has grown into three diners that employ 17 people and cater to hundreds of customers each day.
"This is really good," said Ayos Purwoaji, a native of Surabaya, East Java, who showed up at 9 a.m. on a recent morning and was lucky to get a seat.
"I've tried many types of duck rice in East Java, and I think I can tell which one is good," he said taking a pause between bites of duck rice, which he shoveled into his mouth using one hand. "This one is definitely delicious!"
Ms. Isa opens her hole-in-the wall diner each day at 6 a.m. and, until recently, had to close down by 9 a.m. to replenish supplies. She would stock up during the afternoon and reopen in the evening. Now, Ms. Isa has boosted her capacity and opens from morning until night.
"We cook almost 600 ducks every day," she said. "There are so many places selling duck rice now, and at first I thought I would lose my customers. But thank God, I have not."
Nasi Bebek Madura Mak Isa
Jalan Bekasi Timur No. 44, Klender, East Jakarta
Mon-Sun: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Price: Rp 15,000 ($1.29)


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Hello XXXXX,
I'm sorry it took me so long to get back to you. The good news is that
the place is still available.
We thought we had a couple confirmed, lease signed, a week ago, but the husband
lost his job and they ended up moving out of state. You were the first to reply
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Lucky 7 has been 86'd. After just two episodes, the low-rated freshman drama has been yanked from ABC's Tuesday night lineup. Effective Oct. 8, the network will fill the 10 p.m. timeslot with encore presentations of its hit drama Scandal. Ironic title aside, Lucky 7 never really had a chance. The show premiered on Sept. 24 to 4.43 million viewers and a rock-bottom 1.3 in the 18-49 demo , making it the lowest-rated fall drama premiere in ABC history. The subsequent broadcast fared even worse, delivering an unsustainable 2.62 million viewers and a 0.7 rating. Based on the UK series The Syndicate, Lucky 7 documented the lives of a group of Queens, NY, gas station employees who share a winning lottery ticket. Lucky 7 was canceled a year to the day after CBS aired the second (and final) episode of its Friday night drama Made in Jersey . The first cancelation of the 2013-14 broadcast season, Lucky's demise came just 24 hours after Fox announced it had picked up Sleepy Hollow for a second season. While there's been no official word from ABC, its new Sunday 10 p.m
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Saturday, November 29, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Have a Blessed Thanksgiving.....
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
It's almost Thanksgiving!! WHAT??
I had intended to post several recipes throughout November that could be used for your Thanksgiving meal but as I said time just got away from me. I am going to post one recipe tonight though and hope to post several good ones throughout December that can be used for your special Christmas Dinners.
Frozen Cranberry Salad is a favorite in our family and my kids would be VERY UPSET if I did not make it for our Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners. I only make it twice a year because it has whipping cream in it!! It is very delicious I think you will love it.
8 ounces cream cheese, softened
2 teaspoons white sugar
1 (16 ounce) can whole cranberry sauce
1 (8 ounce) can crushed pineapple, drained
1 cup chopped walnuts
1 cup heavy whipping cream
1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Mix together cream cheese, butter, sugar, cranberry sauce, pineapple and nuts. Set aside.
Whip heavy cream with powdered sugar and vanilla until soft peaks form.
Fold into cranberry mixture.
Now you can put it in a loaf pan, freeze and then slice it. I like to put my
salad in a pretty bowl, freeze and let my guests scoop out as much as they want. That's it....simple yet delicious.
Frozen Cranberry Salad...
WILL be on Farmchick's Thanksgiving table on Thursday!!!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Still Here.....making soy candles and such for the Christmas openhouse
My chapsticks are all poured and labeled but still need to be packaged in a
little bag with pretty ribbon!
My candles are all poured, labled and priced! They are ready to GO!
Fixins are ready to go...I will package a few but leave most
in big tubs to be scooped out and packaged as the
customer wants them.
For now I must run and get everything ready to go!!!!
Have a great weekend everyone...I will be able to stop by and visit after this weekend!
Until next time...................
Friday, November 14, 2008
Candles and Moose!
This is a picture of a few of the candles that I have put in my candle cupboard so far. I use this to display my candles. It is not what you call handy to move so my my Farmer lugs it around for me when I have a show. Isn't he sweet? :) I am thinking about painting it a different color but I have not had the time to do that yet. I still have more candles downstairs in my shop that need the wicks trimmed and covers put on. I have not put on any labels yet so those will need to be printed. I have a ton of things to do in a week.
We have not been in the field to harvest sunflowers since our snow storm...until today. They are doing some combining as I write this. I am not needed now so I get to stay home this evening.
Remember the field of sunflowers behind our house? Well that has been combined and it is just stubble now. This is what is roaming around in that field now.
MOOSE! There are three of them but we only captured two. They were too far away and moving to get a good picture. They enjoy eating the seeds that have fallen to the ground. They are huge and you would not want to encounter then when out on a stroll We have several different small herds of moose around here this fall. The other day we had three up by our semi in a different field that we were harvesting sunflowers in before the snow. I thought that a picture of the moose with our truck would be a great shot but they were gone by the time I went home to get the camera! Darn it!
Well, I better get going for now. I hope to visit you all soon and get caught up on what you all are up to!! Have a great weekend and remember to leave me a message if you stopped by! To all of you new folks that have left me comments I will stop by your place soon thanks for stopping by. Have a great weekend everyone!
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Come visit!!!
That's it....don't let a little snow stop you!
Oops!! I guess we have not had
the time to shovel our steps yet!
I thought we could sit around
and sip some yummy hot cocoa!
So, incase you have not figured
it out we are having a snow storm.
I was not ready for it. I have not
even put away my pots or
yard things yet. Worse yet,
we are not done harvesting
our sunflowers. It would have
been really nice to get done
before the snow but that's
farming! You have to live with
mother nature!!
I am going to try to visit
all of you tonight or tomorrow
morning. Those of you that
asked me questions..I am
sorry that I have not gotten
back to you yet but I will!
Thanks for stopping by
and remember to leave
me a comment so I
know you were here.
Awhile back my friend Lisa,
from Cranberry Flats gave me
an award and I feel terrible that
I am just getting it posted!!!
Lisa is just the sweetest gal so
you really must stop in and visit
her at her wonderful blog!!
She honored me with the
"A perfect blend of friendship award'
I love it as the steaming hot
mugs ---mugs you could
sit around and enjoy with friends-
wouldn't it be fun if all of us
blogger friends could get together
and drink coffee together?!?!?
Maybe someday huh???
Thanks Lisa...so sorry it took
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Southern Mississippi running back Damion Fletcher is charged with firing at least one gunshot while at an apartment complex, and another player faces a marijuana possession charge.
Hattiesburg Police Department spokesman Synarus Green told The Associated Press today that Fletcher, the school's all-time leading rusher, was charged with discharging a firearm at the apartment complex in Hattiesburg. He was arrested Sunday night, following reports of gunfire.
Green said Brennan Houston was booked on a marijuana possession charge, stemming from the same incident. Both charges are misdemeanors.
Houston, a 22-year-old senior, is a Southern Miss offensive lineman. Fletcher, a 21-year-old senior, has 4,287 career rushing yards. He ran for 1,313 and 10 TDs this past season.
Green said no one was hurt in the incident, and it appears the weapon was fired into the air.


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I think it is inevitable that movies will all be digital,not film.A no-brainer!
While this seems to make sense, the fact that these movie studios renegotiated with Kodak through 2015 (I believe), seems indicative of the fact that the movie industry disagree with this sentiment.


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From the first step into your Establishment we felt a calm and peaceful feeling. We were greeted by Delores and Tim. The rooms were nice though if I had to ask one thing it would be to remove the storm window and have a screen. So one could enjoy the fresh sleeping air.
My husband and I are repeat visitors. We love staying at Richmond House. We feel like we are part of the family. You won't find anywhere a more comfortable environment; delicious food and the most pleasant hosts. We will definitely be back. Dave and Pat
We enjoyed our brief stay but we will plan on staying longer next time. Carl couldn't have been more accommodating. The room was great. The breakfast was great. We also got to see a part of Lancaster County that we don't usually see.
Came back to the Harvest Moon for my birthday weekend. We couldn't be happier with our accommodations and the hospitality shown by innkeeper Carl is truly second-to-none. He's the "real deal" and a gentle soul. The B&B is conveniently located in the heart of Lancaster County's "Amish Country" with literally 100's of working Pennsylvania Dutch farms within a 5 mile radius. Sit on a vintage front-porch rocker and watch as "small town USA" goes about its unassuming day or tuck into an afternoon nap on your cushy bed and let the soothing clip-clop of buggy horses lull you into reverie. Activities abound from mud sales, farmers markets, antique vendors, quilt shops and produce stands. The surrounding area is replete with an event calendar chock full of dining and entertainment choices to suit any taste. What a treat. This is what B&B weekends are all about.
We were worn out from traveling all day and found this last minute. Carl graciously arranged for our stay and made us the most amazing breakfast! We enjoyed talking with him over coffee and he was very willing and helpful with his knowledge of the area and guided us up the east coast with things to do and see. We enjoyed our time at Harvest Moon and the rest of our journey into New England. Thanks again, Carl!
The Harvest Moon B&B, was a wonderful experience. Carl Kosko is the best, providing great rooms and wonderful breakfasts. Highly exceeded our expectations, as this was our first B&B stay. Thank you Carl & Harvest Moon B&B. Highly Recommend.
Memorable stay in a well maintained historic home Outstanding service
We've visited Harvest Moon multiple times over the past 6 years and feel like family each time we stay there. The rooms are clean and cozy, the beds are comfortable, and Carl makes a bangin' breakfast each morning. We either purchase a weekend package (they're fun!) or go without an agenda because Carl always suggests great local gems for us to explore based on our interests, all within a 30 minute drive. Beverages (coffee, tea, water, soda) and snacks (including homemade baked goods) are always available on the first level, which is an amenity we greatly appreciate! Outstanding customer service stems from Carl's extensive experience in hospitality, and his cooking is top-notch. Highly recommend!
Beautifully decorated and very clean, delicious breakfast, relaxing jacuzzi, close to Lancaster, warm and friendly owners! The Cofiells
We recently stayed at Country Hearth B&B for a two-night getaway. David and Bonnie run an exceptional establishment worthy of five stars. The house dates to 1793 (Washington's Presidency) and is in amazing original condition. David loves history and is a wealth of information about the home, the area, the Amish, the Mennonites, the American Revolution, and so much more. If you visit, be sure to ask him about the siege tunnel and the underground railroad. If you like history, David will give you plenty to think about. Bonnie is also delightful. She prepares the best breakfasts and is also a very interesting conversationalist. She knows the area well and gladly makes recommendations for area attractions, restaurants, antiques, quilt shops, and more. She and the wife got along like family. We once ran our own guest/apartment home and know well the time and effort it takes to maintain such a beautiful place. While we have stayed in many B&B's in Pennsylvania, this one is tops for cleanliness, upkeep, hospitality and breakfasts. We had a fabulous time and will return again. BTW, they also own a B& B in Ocean City, NJ called "Bayberry Inn." If you are headed to the Jersey Shore, consider this one. Although we've never stayed there, we have no doubt it is run to the same high standards as this one. Thanks David and Bonnie for a great time! Ron & Karen Parker, Ocean City, New Jersey
David and Bonnie knew souch about the Amish. It was our first loved it so much booked at their Ocean City NJ Bed and breakfast called the Bayberry Inn
My husband and I spent two nights at this establishment for new years eve and to celebrate our anniversary and we had a great time. The house is very beautiful and well kept. We stayed in the deluxe suite room that has 2 levels (main floor bedroom with king bed and second floor sitting area and bath room) and it was very cozy and spacious. For new years eve they had a great murder mystery themed event which was lots of fun. The next morning we had a delicious brunch (Carl is an amazing cook and host). Carl was very friendly and helpful during our stay and even helped us figure out what to do in the area. I would also recommend getting a massage during your stay. We had the pleasure of getting a couples massage and it was amazing. I would definitely recommend staying here if you are ever in the mood for a nice little getaway, delicious food, and great hospitality. There is lots to see and do in Lancaster! We will definitely be back soon!
We truly enjoyed our Saturday night stay this past weekend. We were so tired and the bed was super comfy! Loved the window treatments and the shower curtain decorated with the vintage hankies. Breakfast was nourishing and delicious! Maryann and Dennis
We enjoyed our stay in this delightful B & B. The owners, Delores and Tim, do a great job. They provide everything to make one's stay comfortable.
This B&B was so warm and welcoming and they made our weekend away perfect! The owners made you feel at home from the moment we arrived. I loved when we walked into their home and you saw all of the details they put into making it look beautiful and seasonal. You can tell they truly love their B&B and take a lot of pride in how it looks and how their guests feel. They go above and beyond to make sure your every need is met. Our room was beautiful, we had a bedroom and sitting room which provided more space than we needed. The sheets were so soft and comfortable! The fireplace was a perfect touch for the cooler weekend we had. The breakfast was delicious, to the point I asked for the recipes! We have visited several B&B's over the years and this by far was our favorite and we will be back again! Thank you for such a wonderful stay!!!
We have been staying at Richmond House for more than 10 years. Each time has been a wonderful experience. The innkeepers are very warm, engaging and helpful. Their home is meticulously clean and well appointed. The breakfasts are outstanding!! A big part of our reason to visit the area is to stay there. Marygrace Massachusetts
We have stayed at Richmond House two times , while visiting family in New Holland . Tim and Dolores are experienced and delightful hosts. The rooms are immaculate and tastefully appointed. Breakfast is a real treat. The conversation around the communal breakfast table is fun and Dolores' cooking will leave your tummy singing!
Tim and Delores's hospitality made me feel like I was spending a week-end with my favorite aunt and uncle. They were so warm and welcoming. Their home is lovely, very inviting. Delores has amazing culinary skills. YUMMY breakfasts served with a beautifully set l table. I am looking forward to a yearly "get a way".
My wife and daughter had previously stayed here a couple of years ago and loved everything about their experience with the Walter's. This time my wife and I got to enjoy the truly warm atmosphere of Tim and Delores's hospitality. Trust me, no one would ever leave this wonderful home unhappy or displeased. We wouldn't hesitate for a moment to make the Richmond House a regular stop on our trips to Lancaster PA.
What a wonderful bed and breakfast owned by Delores and Tim, who did everything they could to make us feel at home. The place was beautiful and very clean, the breakfasts were delicious and beautifully served. They were so attentive to our every need and visited with all of us while we ate. We all enjoyed our conversation and they offered any information they could to make our stay more enjoyable. The porches were lovely for reading in the mornings. Looking forward to our next visit! A great weekend.
Our first time in Pennsylvania. Harvest Moon B&B is a charming house in a great location. It's a quiet town and close to many places for day-tripping in Lancaster County. Carl was a great host. He provided great information for local activities. The rooms were charming and very clean. We stayed in the Gala, and the kids loved the upstairs room.
Jean and I loved our stay at the Richmond House B&B last weekend. Jean especially noted the cleanliness of everything and tasteful decorations. Tim and Dolores of The Richmond House are so hospitable and thoughtful. We were pampered in every way during our stay. We can hardly wait for our next visit..
Great location. Easy to find and walking distance from restaurants. The rooms are beautifully decorated and very comfortable. Excellent breakfast and extremely friendly couple. A much better value than local chain hotels. Will definitely return.
Bob and I love the Richmond House B&B. A lovely place to stay when away from home and traveling in the Lancaster area. The New Holland, Pa. area is so quaint and lovely to visit. Tim and Delores of The Richmond House are ours friends now. We are pampered in every way during our stay. Thank you both for being the best innkeepers ever. We will always come visit again.
A very nice B&B. Super clean. Good breakfast. Hospitable hosts.
My wife and I visited Lancaster for Valentine's Day weekend 2015 and had a great experience at Country Hearth Bed & Breakfast. The historic building is oozing with character and is decorated beautifully. The owners have a real pride in their home and it shows. It was the perfect place for my wife and I to stay. It has all the character of Lancaster and at the same time every modern amenity that you could want. The bed was extremely comfortable, which was great after our long drive. We even had a fireplace in our room to keep warm by as that weekend was -20 to -25 degrees Fahrenheit. Record low temperatures for the area, but we were warm in our room. Definitely a testament to the old building. It's been well taken care of over the years and is the perfect place to getaway for a weekend. We'll be coming back for sure. Oh, and the breakfasts made by the owners are to die for! A real treat. Extremely friendly.
We stayed at the Richmond Bed and Breakfast this past weekend. Delores and Tim are absolutely wonderful EndKeepers. This is their thing in life. They made us feel very welcome. They helped us with directions and getting around town. Great place to stay. Delores's breakfast is to write home about with Tim's great service to complete a wonderful experience. We will be back..
We have stayed at Richmond House B&B a number of times and in all seasons. The B&B owners create a relaxing environment, the breakfasts are five star, and it is close to so many interesting shops, towns, and restaurants. Dolores guides guests to interesting locales and knows the off-the-beaten path farm destinations - all depending on your travel or shopping desires. The upstairs outdoor porch is relaxing and the downstairs patio areas are great. All rooms are comfortable and the private bathrooms in each room are lovely. We highly recommend Richmond House and thoroughly enjoy the fellow travelers enjoying the B&B when we're there. Great location: close to sites yet in a quiet township.
My 15 year old and I had a wonderful stay at Richmond. Dolores and Tim were wonderful to us, we also met other guests and had a fantastic evening playing games and resting by the fireplace. In the moring we got a most helpful advice for places to visit, marked on a handy map. Will definately be back! Should be 5 stars, the system only allowed 4.
This is a great place for a relaxing stay. Stayed several times and each time was both relaxing and enjoyable. Location is great. Close to all Amish Villages, shopping, etc. David & Bonnie are very friendly and can always suggest things to do and places to see. Our room is very cozy. The fireplace in our room was a bonus! Would not stay anywhere else.


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Complaint Review: Nubodi
Nubodi2711 East Craig Road Suite K North Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A.
Nubodi - Colon Cure Offered a free sample of colon cure.Just pay shipping charges. North Las Vegas Nevada
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This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 05/07/2008 11:41 AM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Nubodi/North-Las-Vegas-Nevada-89030/Nubodi-Colon-Cure-Offered-a-free-sample-of-colon-cureJust-pay-shipping-charges-North-L-331128. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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