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one of the first video games i played was Zelda. i remeber getting it for the NES, and learing that we got it in gold colored case casue it hit gold in japan. Zelda truly opened a door into a whole new world of not just RPGs but movies and books that i would not have read or seen before had. i cant wait to see what the future holds for the world of Zelda. and will continue to play as long as there is a new one out.
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Sure, we have a full slate of meets taking place from Tuesday to Friday - some mundane, others routine, and a few good ones sprinkled in, too.
But they all pale next to Saturday's gathering of the top 16 teams in Central New York, or at least a close approximation of that list. Yes, it's the Section III Dual Meet, the biggest event in the area before the playoffs get underway.
This year's tussle will take place at Rome Free Academy, with first-round matches starting at 10 a.m. It will take 10 (or more) hours to whittle it down to one champion.
Of course, in the long history of this event, Fulton has dominated the proceedings, winning 18 of the last 20 editions, the last nine in a row. And the Red Raiders (no. 2 to Spencerport in the state large-school rankings) enter the 2008 edition as the top seed again. Fulton gets Indian River in the first round, then face a quarterfinal against Holland Patent or Morrisville-Eaton.
Phoenix takes the stage as the no. 2 seed, meeting Canastota in the opening round. The Firebirds, tops in the state poll among small schools, just swept a weekend of meets at the University of Buffalo to move to 15-1, that lone blemish coming at Fulton's expense. Baldwinsville and Central Square, the only Class AA schools in the field, meet to see who likely gets Phoenix in the next round.
You could argue that no. 3 seed Adirondack is hotter than Fulton or Phoenix. Just two days after its huge win over Mexico, the Wildcats took over at the Central New York Invitational at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, beating 17 other teams with 216 points and three champions in Ken Eaton (103 pounds), Ethan Kirk (119) and Ron Spann (125).
Ironically, VVS, who finished second as the hosts, could meet Adirondack in the quarterfinals, as the Red Devils (the no. 6 seed) meet Sandy Creek, no easy mark, and the Wildcats face South Jefferson. They met way back on Dec. 5, with Adirondack prevailing 38-26 that time.
Mexico shook off the Adirondack defeat by sweeping four opponents at the Spartan Duals at South Jefferson less than 48 hours later. As the no. 4 seed, the Tigers draw a tricky opening-round assignment in Watertown IHC - a team loaded with stars, but not as deep as Mexico.
No. 5 seed Cato-Meridian didn't luck out with the draw, either, catching Copenhagen in the opening round at RFA. A week after conquering Cazenovia's tournament, the Gold Knights repeated the feat at Scoharie-Middleburgh (in the eastern part of the state), beating all seven foes it faced. During that meet, both Hayden Freeman and Andrew Gingerich passed the 100-win plateau for their careers.
Given how tough Fulton has done against the elite foes, it's hard to imagine anyone other than Phoenix denying the Red Raiders from taking this title for the 10th year in a row. Phoenix came within two points (29-27) Dec. 12, the night Mike Conners passed 400 coaching victories. No doubt, Gene Mills would love a sequel Saturday night on the mats in Rome.
In other weekend tournament news, Indian River held off host Northern Adirondack and Gouverneur for a tournament title where the top three were separated by just 14 points. Fowler knocked off Hannibal 34-31 in the decisive match of the Warriors' dual meet. Baldwinsville and Canastota were fifth and ninth, respectively, at a tough tournament in Hilton where Spencerport finished on top, and East Syracuse-Minoa's Mick Letcher claimed Most Outstanding Wrestler honors at a tournament in Palmyra-Macedon.


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Though Mariano Rivera is officially retired, he proved on Thursday he's still the world's greatest closer.
He was honored by New Era and watched a street in New York City get named after him for the day. But he came in for an inning with the press and protected his former teammate, Alex Rodriguez.
"He has the right to defend himself. That's all I can tell you," Rivera said of Rodriguez's appeal of his 211-game suspension, via The Post's George King III, after he said he was told about the third baseman storming out of his hearing.
He also added he would have done the same thing and fought the suspension in the appeals process. "Everyone has to defend themselves. In a situation like that, it's hard, we are still human beings. His main point to all directions, I don't think it's right, but that's myself. Whatever he does, he is a grownup. He has the right to defend himself," Rivera said.
Rivera isn't even speculating about the possibility that A-Rod used PEDs and may have said otherwise.
"I don't want to second-guess no one," Rivera told the media at the event. "When he tells me something I believe it. That's my friend and he tells me something I am going to believe it."
Here's a look at Rivera posing at today's event:
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Biographer: Former Sen. Fumo hospitalized
PHILADELPHIA -- Former state Sen. Vincent Fumo's biographer said the convicted lawmaker has been taken to a Philadelphia hospital for internal bleeding, possibly related to a biopsy Fumo recently had to determine whether he has prostate cancer.
The biographer, former Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Ralph Cipriano, told philly.com he spoke with Fumo while he was being taken to Hahnemann University Hospital on Monday.
A hospital spokeswoman told the Associated Press Fumo remained in fair condition Monday night.
The 70-year-old former lawmaker served four years in federal prison for a public corruption conviction, and returned in August to finish his sentence on house arrest at his Philadelphia mansion. His sentence runs through February.
Police: Angry woman set own house afire
PITTSBURGH -- A Pittsburgh woman has been jailed on charges she set her own house on fire after police made her leave after a fight with her boyfriend.
Online court records don't list an attorney for 31-year-old Lynn Kennedy, who faces a preliminary hearing Nov. 19 on arson and related charges.
Police said Kennedy was out partying with friends and argued with her live-in boyfriend when she returned at about 2 a.m. Sunday. Police made her leave, but officers said Kennedy returned 10 minutes later yelling, "If I can't live here, no one can."
They said she broke a front window, began tossing things, and lit garbage and clothing on fire on top of her stove, badly damaging the home.
Kennedy's boyfriend, his 2-year-old daughter, and two others got out of the house unharmed.
Police: Fracas began over deer spotlighting
AIRVILLE -- State police said they're still sorting out who did what to whom when four people got into a fight over deer spotlighting in during which a man was hit in the head with a tire iron.
Troopers said a 34-year-old man from Delta had to be treated for a cut on his head at York Hospital.
Police aren't releasing the names of those involved because charges had yet to be filed by Monday.
Police said the Delta man and a 31-year-old woman were spotlighting deer about 7:40 p.m. on Nov. 5. That's when they were confronted by a couple who live nearby in Lower Chanceford Township. Troopers said the male resident hit the male spotlighter, and the women began fighting one another.
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PHILADELPHIA -- The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is offering a $2,000 reward for information about two men who set a cat on fire.
According to the SPCA, a witness overheard one of the men saying, "I put a lot of fluid on it" after seeing the cat running past in flames. That happened just before 9:30 a.m. Sunday in Philadelphia's Olney section.
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West Branch hired Lou Sellaroli over the weekend to take over the boys basketball program. Let me say this right off the bat - Sellaroli is a great hire. I have zero issue with the Warriors going with a guy very familiar with the program and community and someone who is one of the classiest acts in the area in any sport.
What struck me as odd was Sellaroli wasn't an applicant for the job. He was picked after two other candidates reportedly turned the job down, and the school board couldn't agree on a third from its own applicant pool.
Some potential candidates didn't even get an interview, and other qualified applicants were passed over. It kind of makes you wonder how serious West Branch really was about the change they said they wanted when they forced John Hancock to resign, or how serious they were about looking outside of the district.
I just hope the school board is truly in Sellaroli's corner moving forward so the program has a chance to prosper and thrive. There's nothing more distracting to a program then a school board divided on a head coach. They voted 4-0 in Sellaroli's favor (the fifth member couldn't be present for the meeting). Hopefully it stays that way so the program can truly establish itself in the next few years.
Tiger Woods might want to think about moving to Ohio, because he sure owns the place in every tournament he plays here.
Woods took the Memorial in Dublin Sunday coming back from four shots down on a course where he had won four times previously.
The only other professional tournament in Ohio, the WGC Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, also formerly known as the NEC Invitational, Woods has won seven times.
To say he's the early favorite at Firestone would be an understatement.
Tiger is without a doubt getting back to the dominant Woods of old. The doubters who remain should remember even at his best, Tiger didn't have the sort of control specifically off the tee he had this past week in Dublin. His ability to score from anywhere on the course was his ace in the hole. Can you imagine how good he could be if his putting gets as insanely hot as it used to be now that he's hitting the ball where he wants to?
Point blank - he's being over analyzed.
Golf isn't a game you can master. Even when you win, there's always spots where you could've done better. And no matter how many more times he wins, and even if he passes Jack Nicklaus' major record of 18, Woods will always be compared to his first run when he dominated everyone.
Woods elevated everyone else's game, so while he might not be winning by double-digits anymore, it's no less impressive.
I'm not sold on his swing being totally where he wants it just yet, but it's awfully close. After a lackluster Masters, it's hard to pinpoint the next major he'll win. But if I had to pick one out of the remaining three I'd go with the Open Championship across the pond.
He can get away with crazy shots there and it won't cost him. Even at just okay standards, if his flat stick (and he never goes long without sinking putts) is up to snuff, he'll take the Claret jug.
The U.S. Open will be telling, and he's probably the favorite there, too. But the potential for trouble looms large for a bad swing.
Regardless, he's inching closer to dominance, and that's a great thing for golf.
'til next time ...
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Girl 1: Hey, Titzilla!
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"Damn, that girl had some titzillas."
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A guy with abnormally large nipples. This name is usually used during a childish name calling fight. Also can be used to describe a guy that is a major douche who happens to have large nips.
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SOUTH MAUI NEWS. . .The late, great Jerry Garcia might have said, "What a long, strange trip it's been," about the closing of Stella Blues Cafe earlier this week, which has saddened so many.
Not only was the casual restaurant named after a Grateful Dead song, it was a fabulous hangout for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It also was a supper club hot spot featuring top bands, it delivered lunches to South Maui, and it served as a caterer at numerous island events.
On the other end of the spectrum, Ko at The Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui is celebrating its recent win in the Ai Pono Awards for Best Hawaii Regional Cuisine, and its Silver for Best Healthy Choices.
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The resort's Executive Chef Tylun Pang also garnered a Lifetime Achievement Award, so in celebration, kamaaina are invited to try Pang's pupu party special.
When Maui residents buy any Ko pupu, they receive the second one free, including the famed Oishi sushi, the crispy calamari and the Filipino lumpia. Pang's pupu party runs through June 21. A diner tells me he spotted Natalie Cole enjoying pupu there recently.
You may also enjoy the kamaaina "buy one entree, get the second one free," as well as get 25 percent off drinks in Ko's bar and lounge area.
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'ami 'ami Bar & Grill at Maui Coast Hotel will present Doug MacDonald with the Benoit Jazz Works on May 9, and there is no cover charge. Named after the sexy hula movement of the hips, 'ami 'ami boasts a dance floor, two bars, a cushy lounge, Plumeria Room for private parties and beautiful courtyard dining.
"For breakfast, we have corned beef eggs Benedict, kalua pork hash, feta cheese and artichoke omelets and bananas Foster pancakes," says owner Dana Pastula.
Veteran restaurateur Marc Dehandschutter is the new night manager; and the food products are all high end, yet the prices are right.
The dungeness crab and avocado trifle is a masterpiece of the senses, lamb chops are from Colorado, top sirloin steak is Kobe beef, and scallops are plump and juicy. Mother's Day specials will abound.
BITS AND PIECES. . . At East Maui Taro Festival on Saturday outdoors at the Hana Ballpark, you may get to the root of the matter with all things kalo.
The only commercial vendor that will be there, Hawai'i Taro, will sell Maui Taro Burgers made with 100-percent, Hawaii-grown kalo, utilizing the whole plant from root to stock to leaves.
Owner Robert Mitnick will grill meatless, wheatless, soyless, vegan, additive-free, gluten-free and non-GMO taro burgers, and 19 local families will sell their taro dishes. If you can't make the trek it to Hana, his taro burgers are also available in freezers at Mana Foods and Down to Earth, among other stores.
Whole Foods Market will partner with University of Hawaii Maui College from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, for Rootstock Meetup Maui.
To be presented in the Laulima Building Room 105, the informal meeting will host those in the local food production community to talk about claims and certifications, including for organic, non-GMO and gluten-free products that they want to get to market.
Maui Brewing Company will team with Dazoo in Paia for a beer pairing dinner at 6 p.m. May 14. The five-course meal will offer limited edition and flagship brews with dishes created for the event.


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Three new signings and a more suitable position for Jack Wilshere highlight Arsenal's potential starting lineup for 2013-14.
The Gunners will begin the new season with two new faces among the back five. There will also be a new addition further forward, who will create balance between the midfield and forward lines.
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Donohoe Motors was established in 1906 and has built a strong reputation for customer service. As part of DKG who employs over 200 people, there are over 50 in the motor division. The business moved to a state of the art premises in Quarrypark , Enniscorthy in 2007 where we now have a 24 bay workshop, with 400 parking and display spaces. Donohoes became the ŠKODA retailer for Wexford in October 2012. We have strong links with the GAA and support County Wexford GAA sponsored signage in Wexford Park. The group also actively supports the Special Olympics. Our premise are located at the roundabout on the N11 just before Enniscorthy on the Dublin side of the town. Drop into our modern spacious showroom and see for yourself.


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Pumpkin has been resisting his naps of late. He rests peacefully in his crib playing his music box or a lovey for 15 minutes or so then the plaintive crying starts. Slow and low moving to more aggravated and loud. Then the final death wails before succumbing to sleep. This is how things were in our house Saturday morning at about 11am. On a good day after about 15 more minutes the actual nap kicks in and we are in for about an hour of sleep for our precious Pumpkin-head. Saturday though he was still crying after 25 minutes. Lily, our Dachshund, was sitting outside his door looking from the door to Spouse and me in our office/guest room/storage area. There was no nap in site – and we were planning an outing to Siegfried and Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat (more about that in the next post). So I approach Pumpkin's door.
And I am struck by an odor.
Sure this has happened before but this was STRONG. No wonder he was upset. I crack open the door. I am nearly overpowered.
In slow motion I take in the details…what goes through my mind:
Wow, that is strong.
What's up with his hair?
Is that poop on his leg? Oh he must have had a blow out.
Is that poop on the mattress?
Is he NOT wearing a diaper???
What comes out of my mouth: "Oh. My God."
Spouse comes up behind me at his point, having sensed something was amiss. He starts laughing. I start laughing. Pumpkin stops crying and starting laughing. It was awful. IT was everywhere – on the wall, on the crib, on Pumpkin from head-to-toe.
I had put Pumpkin down to nap in a pajama top and diaper. There was no protective barrier between Pumpkin and his nappy. He has never shown an interest in them or attempted to get in his diaper. Maybe he got the mechanics down on his first try? We will never know. Though today he was in a similar pajama top and diaper as we prepared for a bath and as Pumpkin turned I saw that the lining caught the diaper tab and opened up his diaper. The diaper was hence very easy to remove. I am, in retrospect, thinking this is what happened. The diaper we found at the scene was virtually clean. Up until this point, I'm not sure Pumpkin fully realized just what happens in his diapers. He seemed caught by surprise – and he clearly wasn't enjoying his predicament.
There was a certain "train wreck" quality to the whole affair – it was horrible, but funny. Nothing good to look at but we couldn't look away for a minute. I think part of that was deciding on a plan of attack. Spouse and I were not interested in wearing poop – and there weren't many clean places to grab Pumpkin or anything else that had been near him.
Here's the TanGreen upside – we swung into action with all natural, non-toxic supplies and came out with a clean bedroom, clean linens and clean baby in a pretty short amount of time.
Baby: Scrubbed top to bottom – behind the ears and between the toes – with Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap in Tea Tree. Tea tree oil has natural antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial and antiviral properties. Toxic when ingested in sufficient quantity, and very strong, I would not keep undiluted tea tree oil accessible to children or use it without straight. But in soap, its properties ensure that our contaminated baby came out of the shower squeaky clean and disinfected. In general I do think we overuse antibacterials but I think it was warranted for this event. Dr. Bronner's Tea Tree also works well as a deodorant soap as it cleans away the bacteria causing odor as well. Luckily Pumpkin was pretty much a one step detox – Spouse found the clean spots first so he took Pumpkin to the showers. I stayed behind to survey the damage to the bedroom.
Bedroom, part I: Normally I love the dry environment of the desert. In this case, I was surprised just how dried and stuck the matter had become in such a short period. I grabbed my handy cleaning caddy and got to work. I first donned my rubber gloves, gathered a half a dozen or so rags and secured the dogs far away from the scene. I remembered immediately why I use Seventh Generation's Multisurface Disinfecting Spray. I sprayed the whole room…or I got pretty close. Every rail of the crib, the floor under and surrounding the crib (a 2' radius seemed sufficient) and the wall got scrubbed with rags and a toothbrush (an old one, of course, I keep a few on hand so that they can be used up – this event qualified that brush as "used up"). As I was cleaning I thought about Pumpkin chewing on the crib rail – I hoped like heck he hadn't tried that this day. But I was happy to know that once dried my 7G cleaner would pose no additional health risks. And it loosened everything quickly and effectively. For a moment I suspected a product failure, but realized that had been scrubbing at a natural variation in the grain of the wood. I had a little tunnel vision going, apparently.
Bedroom, part II: The laundry went straight to the washer with a lot of 7G detergent, hot water, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide. Between the hot water, the vinegar and the H2O2, all the germs and the ickiness factor were washed away. To boot there were no stains. None. Given that the day's blankie was white with a little bit of baby blue pattern I was pretty pleased. Although I have to say that over and over again hydrogen peroxide and hot water have impressed me with their winning ways.
About 30 minutes later baby and bedroom had been stripped down, scrubbed and reassembled. And just in time, too. Pumpkin needed a nap. Actually, we all needed a nap.


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need a car
this is probably the first of many threads about looking for my first car. i feel like it would help to ask around for advice here because a nice slice of my life revolves around snowboarding so my car should have that in mind. plus seeing some threads here i know there are fellow automotive enthusiasts here :laugh:
my list of wants for the car, going from most to least important would be:
-reliability (if the car breaks down, the 'rents are definitely not bailing me out)
-safety (one of my classmates died an an accident this summer, i watched another get t-boned last week)
-turbo, FUN (i love turbos, and tiptronic transmissions. manual is cool too, or an automatic if there are enough gears)
-awd (i'm on this forum, need i explain more?)
-low(er) miles (i'd prefer to stay below 100k, but if i can get another 100k without the car becoming a mechanical nightmare i'm ok with that)
and i know that everything here screams subaru, and don't get me wrong i love them. however, a wrx is too expensive to insure and i'm having trouble finding one to meet all of my wants. the legacy gt is what i really want; wagon or sedan. but the tiptronics weren't introduced until 2005, and if i want one that new for my price range it would have 150k miles on it. i also want to keep it safe and get side airbags. the 2002 gt limited has side airbags, but no tiptronic option. i would want to get a manual too since the automatic transmission for that generation sucks.
i was also looking at a 2000 volvo s70 with 86k for $5500 on autotrader. it also had an auto, but it met most of the things on my list. but i have watched german cars fall apart many times and that's a huge turnoff. if they were reliable, i would jump on a passat but my brother in law spent 1.5 times the cars value in two years on repairs before selling it. if anyone is going to tell me to get an suv or truck, i want to have one at some point in my life but right now i want to have something fun to drive on the street. the saab 9-3/5's are really nice and thanks to the depreciation value i can afford quite a nice one. but are they reliable enough? also the awd option is really hard to find.
i have $3500 saved now and will buy a car now should the opportunity arise, but if i keep saving i'll have $5000 next summer. given that huge restriction, can anyone suggest any models to look at in my range?
furthermore, if anyone here is selling a car or knows of someone who is feel free to let me know!
I can vouch for Volvo's, I have a 1994 940 non-turbo I got with 116K for $1000 (minor head leak) and have had nothing but good experiences with it. It's not 4WD of course, but I slapped some high-end all-terrain tires on her and have driven in sketch most people with 4WD would avoid (the car is heavier then shit for a sedan, which really helps in snow. Only issue with Volvos is that if you want a newer 4WD model, they are fairly pricey. If you have the money though, they are a very reliable, safe, and trendy car.
Taken from wikipedia - "Their vision was to build cars that could withstand the rigors of Sweden's rough roads and cold temperatures. This has become a feature of Volvo products ever since"
I also love that mine has a hatch in the trunk for skis, (and the trunk is so big it will fit 2 156 snowboards)
In that price range sometimes you can find a r32 volkswagen or a wrx (maybe a high mile Sti) and Ive seen a few evos go for around 8
For $3500 you are correct that any Subaru WRX in that price range is a POS. I just bought a 1998 Subaru Legacy GT Wagon (5-spd) for $4750 at the end of last winter. Only 107k on the clock. Its the 2.5L 4-cyl and gets about 25-27mpg. Its an awesome car if you can get beyond the wagon (I love their wagons & its perfect for extra people / gear storage). That being said, it sits WICKED low to the ground. Now the bad part about Subarus. The year range you can afford they all have the same motors (only difference is a 2.2 or a 2.5). Head gaskets can be a common problem in a lot of them and that is an expensive fix. So if you are looking into a Subaru from 96-02 ask the seller if they have ever had it replaced. If its leaking oil or coolant....walk away, its a problem waiting to happen.
I also have a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee that I picked up for $1600 last month. I have always been a Jeep guy. My last Grand Cherokee I rode until it had 236,000 miles on it and it was still running strong. I dont know how you feel about SUVs, however, if a Jeep breaks....its easy and cheap to fix (most of the time). Parts are cheap, and most of the time you can find a DIY thread online on how to fix most things (within reason obviously). That and if we have another winter in the NE like we did last year, you will be glad you are sitting up high in an AWD SUV.
I actually have a CARFAX account with 2 unused CARFAX uses left on it after I bought my Jeep. I don't think there's a time frame you need to use em by, so if they are still good just PM me with 2 VINS and ill run em for you.
jeeps are really cool, i ride around with my friend in one a lot and the rough drivetrain gives them a lot of character. but i'm 16 and want something easier to handle and with better fuel economy. if i ever decide to get a second car, i might get a cherokee. thanks so much for offering to run vin numbers for me too! thats really cool of you and i'll remember that if i find anything that seems too good to be true, haha.
My last car was a 2006 WRX STi and it was $3 more per month than my Honda Civic I had before that to insure. Same coverages. Maintenance costs will rape you, though. I don't understand why people want a turbocharged car specifically. However the designers decided to get power out of the engine, how much power they actually obtained is more important than how they obtained it. And in the case of considering design, turbocharged engines have more moving parts and are prone to failure. It's not the casing, bearings or impeller that will fail, likely some small stupid thing like a vacuum line connection for the blow off valve. Subaru, for example, does the boost gauges dealer installed and sometimes the dealers use cheaper connectors which can embrittle and fail causing loss of indication and can lead to blow off valve chatter because of how the lines are routed.
For that budget, I wouldn't say get such and such car, I would say look and find a good example of A car that meets your criteria.
I would say stay AWAY from the R32's, the VR6 is a notoriously failure prone engine because it experiences high secondary harmonics due to the way it's designed. It's a narrow angle V-6 where the centerbores of opposing cylinders actually fall inbetween each other, kind of like the teeth of a zipper. This causes primary imbalances (a rocking couple about the vertical axis) that require balance shafts to correct, inducing a secondary mode harmonic in the engine.
A car that isn't AWD that I would highly recommend are the TDi VW's from the early 00's. Several guys I work with have all sorts of toys, but many of them have a early 2000 Jetta TDi because they get awesome gas mileage and will run forever. The problem with the TDi's are is when something does break, it can be expensive to fix. If you can find one for around $5-6000, you can expect to get at least 275-300k on the original engine block and internals including seals.
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Internal filter sera F 400 - is it possible to redirect the water current?
Do you have the instructions for use for the sera F 400 filter?
the instructions can be downloaded from our web site, and of course we also e-mail them on request!
I would like to know whether the upper part (the "block") needs to be entirely submerged.
Yes, the filter must indeed be completely submerged.
I would like to agitate the water surface somewhat stronger and therefore want to place the outlet tube in a higher location.
In this case you can redirect the water current, e.g. with a hose pushed onto the outlet nozzle or by using a pipe system made of PVC pipe and angled connectors.
The sera fil 60 und 120 filters provide an alternative that already includes this option. These filters also make use of a sponge cartridge, which is, however, located inside a casing.
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Complete Obituary
Dorothy Hertenstein
Dorothy M. Hertenstein, 81, 320 E. Front St., New Bremen, died at 10:56 a.m. May 4, 2010, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital in St. Marys.
She was born Dec. 31, 1928, near Kettlersville, to George A. and Frieda Hehr Nuesmeyer. On June 4, 1949, she married Stanley Hertenstein, who survives in New Bremen.
Also surviving are three children, Kay (Bruce) Feiten, Mentor, June Kinsella, New Bremen, and Steven (Jinny) Hertenstein, Indianapolis, Ind.; 10 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
Deceased is a sister, Eunice Roney.
She was a member of St. Paul United Church of Christ in New Bremen, where she also taught Sunday School. She was a member of the Busy 12, the Satellite D and the funeral lunch committee and served in many offices of the church. She also was a member of the Joint Township District Memorial Hospital Guild, the former Child Conservation League of New Bremen, the New Bremen Historic Association, and Miami Erie Canal Corridor Association, the New Bremen Friends of the Library, Delta Kappa Gamma and both the Auglaize County and New Bremen Retired Teachers. She was a 1946 graduate of Anna High School and a graduate of Bowling Green State University. She taught at Van Buren Township School in Kettlersville and taught first grade at New Bremen Elementary School until retiring in 1992. She continued substitute teaching after retiring.
Services are 10:30 a.m. Friday at the church, the Rev. Becky Erb Strang officiating. Burial is at the German Protestant Cemetery in New Bremen.
Calling is 2-8 p.m. Thursday at Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home in New Bremen and 9:30-10:30 a.m. Friday at the church.
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I like doodling when I'm on the phone. My notebooks and all of those important letters I'm meant to file look very pretty indeed with all of the flowers and monsters that I doodle all over them. And some clever company thought that maybe people would want to turn their doodles into cuddly toys! Look at this little fella!
How much do you wanna get doodling right this second? Well get to it! The price of each doodle guy varies, but just send Stuff Your Doodles your work of art and they'll tell you how much it'll cost before they get sewing. Best idea ever!
Monday, 18 May 2009
Stuff Your Doodles!
Posted by Sian Meades at 09:00
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I had a look at stuff your doodle and thought it was fantastic. Do you think you could tell me how much your adorable toy cost?
thank you
Hi Rose,ReplyDelete
This isn't my doodle I'm afraid! We used this image from their website. If you send them your picture, they'll tell you how much your little fella will cost before they make him come to life.
Thank you for replying so promptly. Don't worry. I shall have a go at doodling and hope to send an image today!
Hi there! 3 questions! 1. How long does it take for them to be made? 2. How will u let me know how much it costs!? 3. Whats the cheapest that they usaully sell for?ReplyDelete
Last thing, what adress do i send my doodle to?ReplyDelete
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No one in their right mind would argue that the Seahawks season is on the line today. A win today and we're not completely out of it; a loss and we're just plain stinky. How do we pull it off? Here are my thoughts:
- The short pass game. The Cardinals saw what we did last week to the lowly Lions. Expect the same uber-west coast approach again, and if we want to win, we have to pull it off. I think the Hawks need to get Deon Butler involved too, and what better person to receive a couple of screen passes than an Eddie Royal clone?
- Hit Kurt Warner early and often. Remember that time when we said we needed to do this and then we tried to do this but then we didn't do this? Yeah… me too. Failure to do it it this week results in the end of our season, so you'd better believe that we're going to do everything we can to make it happen. Would we like to get pressure with our front four? Yes. Does that mean potentially throwing four DEs on the line again? Yes, it might, and I'm all about it if necessary. Make him HURT.
- Sean Locklear. There was a time when the worst thing possible was for Sean Locklear to be starting at left tackle, but that time has passed and it is now a best case scenario. He needs to be on the top of his game today, as does the rest of the offensive line. Imagine what this team could be like if, instead of merely protecting the quarterback and praying for receptions, we actually had a running game we could count on. Will it happen today? No, probably not, but hopefully we can change things up a bit with Forsett and Rankin and get at least 100-120 yards on the ground. Pretty please?
- Fitzgerald's Knees. Break'em. Okay, not really, but lets keep him from the big play like we did before, yeah?


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Texans know first hand that summer means heat, and as the old saying goes...kinda...'if you can't stand the heat then stay out of Houston!' So while you may be tempted to become an apartment hermit, content to bask in the air-conditioning while cracking open a cold one, remember that there is a big world of fun out there - wet, soaking, thrilling fun, and its name is Splashtown. Sure, most cities worth their salt have a water park of one degree or another. And yeah, if you want to be an 'adult' you can still find a lazy river to fall asleep in. But Splashtown caters in a big way to those that like a jump in pulse rate with their cool-down, making it a premo destination for twenty-somethings and those still young at heart. Case in point - how about giving the Ripqurl a try, which launches you out of a dark tunnel at approximately twenty-six feet per second and into an enormous, 4-story-high corkscrew bowl? Too tame? Shoot for the Texas Freefall, which offers up fifty feet of stomach-churning drop, or try your luck on the Tornado, which is everything a name like that implies. Tickets are around $28 per person, so plan to come early and stay late to get your money's worth. And while food cannot be carried into the park, tailgating is allowed, so pre-game with pals before taking the watery plunge - although you might want to wait thirty minutes after eating!
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In the 1980s, under the Reagan Administration, attention continued to focus on controlling costs, especially costs associated with Medicare program.
In October 1983, the government instituted the Prospective Payment System (PPS) for Medicare patients who were hospitalized. The system was intended to change hospital behavior through financial incentives that encourage more cost-efficient management of medical care.
This System reimbursed hospitals for the cost of care using predetermined diagnosis related groups (DRGs), which set the costs for a particular diagnosis - not for the actual services rendered.
Hospitals responded creatively with cost shifting (increased charges for the privately insured patients), DRG creep (exaggerating the intensity of the diagnosis in order to receive higher levels of reimbursement), and earlier discharges.
At the same time, ambulatory medical and surgical procedures replaced many in-hospital services, forcing hospitals into new ventures and partnerships in order to survive.
Corporate, for-profit hospital chains developed and spread. These changes financially squeezed the non-profit hospitals. Patients admitted to hospitals were often sicker.
Many health services researchers criticized the cost control efforts of the 1980s as shifting costs rather than reducing them (Altman, 1993).
The former Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals (JCAH), created in 1951, changed its name to Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) in 1988 to better reflect its purpose and expanded scope of activities. In 2006 it developed a new Web site and rebranded itself as the "Joint Commission."
"The mission of The Joint Commission is to continuously improve the safety and quality of care provided to the public through the provision of health care accreditation and related services that support performance improvement in health care organizations."
The first Standards for Hospital Accreditation were published in 1953. Several Accreditation Councils developed standards and survey accreditation procedures over the years. These now incorporate performance improvement concepts to achieve optimal achievable levels of quality in accredited healthcare organizations.
See additional information on the Joint Commission in Module 3.
On an ideological front, the ethics of extending treatment and life support to the elderly and severely ill received much attention. While many people approved of a patient's right to refuse treatment and relieve suffering, others warned that such policies were motivated more by cost control needs than concerns for patient autonomy.
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Axcan will buy specialty pharmaceuticals firm Eurand for about $583 million. The $12 per share transaction is expected to close during the second quarter of 2011.
Eurand is focused on the research, development, and U.S. commercialization of products for use in the treatment of cystic fibrosis and gastrointestinal-related diseases. The firm is exploiting its specialist platforms for formulating products with enhanced efficacy, safety, and convenient dosing.
Eurand has an FDA-approved therapeutic product on the market and is developing a pipeline of candidates both in house and through collaboration with partners. The firm's flagship pancreatic enzyme product (PEP), Zenpep® (pancrelipase) delayed-release capsules, is approved in the U.S. for the treatment of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency due to cystic fibrosis. Zenpep has been clinically studied in patients as young as one year. Eurand separately introduced an authorized generic product, Pancrelipase™ delayed-release capsules, in the U.S. in December 2009.
Eurand's subsidiary, SourceCF, develops and markets multivitamin products specifically for use by adult and pediatric/infant patients with cystic fibrosis.
"Through combining the organizations, we look to create a new organization with an enhanced product portfolio, broader geographic reach, a robust research and development pipeline, innovative pharmaceutical development and manufacturing platforms, and a world-class sales force," states Frank Verwiel, M.D., Axcan president and CEO.
Eurand's pipeline products include an AB-rated generic formulation of the long-acting propanolol drug Inderal LA, which has been developed using Eurand's Diffucaps® drug-release technology. The drug is in development in partnership with GlaxoSmithKline, and an ANDA is currently under FDA review. Eurand is separately developing a Diffucaps-formulated once-daily ondansetron product for the treatment of nausea and vomiting, which is undergoing Phase III evaluation. Meanwhile, the firm is looking for partners to market Zenpep in non-U.S. markets. The firm, in addition, has a portfolio of Rx and OTC products available for licensing.
Historically Eurand has manufactured and supplied a coated PEP, Ultrase® MT, for marketing by Axcan Pharma, in return for manufacturing revenues and sales royalties. However, the PEP market became complicated earlier this year, when in late March FDA confirmed that all marketed PEPs were required to have gained regulatory approval by April 28, 2010. Axcan consequently had to stop distributing Ultrase-MT as the drug did not achieve authorization in the U.S. by the cut-off date. Moreover, as recently as August the firm stated it could not provide any guidance as to when the NDA for Ultrase-MT might be approved Eurand notes.
Eurand recently reported what it called record revenues of €41.7 million ($56.7 million) for the third quarter of 2010, an increase of 33% in constant currency on revenues during third quarter of 2009. Product sales were up 47% at constant currency rates to €37.9 million ($51.6 million), primarily due to sales of Zenpep and its authorized generic, which reached €21.8 million ($29.7 million).
The firm has a personnel base of over 600, and operates integrated manufacturing and R&D facilities in the U.S. and Europe. It says data from IMS Health suggest PEPs generated approximately $1.3 billion in worldwide sales and approximately $403 million in U.S. sales during 2009.
Axcan develops and markets a wide range of products to treat gastrointestinal diseases and disorders, including inflammatory bowel disease, cholestatic liver diseases, irritable bowel syndrome, and complications related to pancreatic insufficiency. Currently, the company markets more than 40 products and dosage strengths worldwide in the field of gastroenterology. The firm is focused heavily on the North American gastroenterology market, which is responsible for just under 85% of the company's overall sales business.
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"We really wanted to defend the paint. With the two big guys, we were able to cheat out on their shooters. We made 3-point shots tough."
"And I make paintings that are totally different, and drawing is something different too. That way, I'm not limited, doing the same thing. There's always a thread of the artist in there, though. I just kind of make what comes out."
"They're painting with a pretty wide brush in terms of lacrosse players in general. It's cast a spotlight on the sport but the wrong kind of spotlight. Anyone who has been associated with lacrosse knows there is a lot of quality people in lacrosse. Sure there are some bad apples but there are in any sport."
"If they were starting their careers today, Rockwell and Picasso would probably both be painting on black velvet."
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España, CL, Ávila
Joined Sep 2008
637 Posts
For 3D printing I use Autocad 2008 (previously used Autocad R14) because it can save/export files in so many different file formats compatible with CNC machining companies all over the world.
I send my 3D files to both Shapeways (USA and Netherlands based) or Sculpteo (France). Best results achieved from French guys but slightly expensiver service compared to Shapeways.
Come on, join the 3D printing family....
España, CL, Ávila
Joined Sep 2008
637 Posts
Fun project, great work so far.
What is the wheelbase?
What is the length of the swing arm?
What is the steering head angle?
If you can I would suggest you make a two part cover for your spur and pinion gears. The pitch is fine enough that in a real off road situation the gears will be ruined quickly. Sand and even snow are very destructive.
If you can vacuum form a two part lexan/PC case maybe that will protect the spur for a longer working life. Otherwise I can see your going to be replacing gears often.
España, CL, Ávila
Joined Sep 2008
637 Posts
Hi Chris. Thanks for your ideas.
Some figures about this proyect:
Maximum wheelbase: 375mm
Maximum distance from swingarm pivot point to wheel shaft: 152mm
Front forks angle: 32º (or 58º measured from ground level).
Gear module is 0.8 metric, very similar to 32DP from original Ricky. I got another steel gear set from NF and Novak but limits my motor choices due to the maximum gear ratio achieved.
Displayed at the pics are a 0.8mm module 59T spur and 8T pinion for a insane wheelie proyect 1:26.22 gear ratio, while steel gears feature 1mm module 46T spur and 9T pinion for a total 1:18.17 gear ratio.
I prefer to complete the initial tests with a slow bike than a fried motor....
you are right about this if you think about our current heavy gyros.
But I think Cesar wants to make a much lighter gyro, that does more rpm.
And it takes less time to spool up or slow down if the gyro is lighter - just check the Mini-z Bike.
I am not sure if the gyro for an 1/4 Scale Bike can be light enough for this to work, but it sounds interesting.
Another thing someone tried in the german Forum:
Very small gyro that spins up to 30.000 rpm, mounted in the frame, not in the rear wheel:
España, CL, Ávila
Joined Sep 2008
637 Posts
So happy to be here after first testing run.
The bike is so stable with gyro setting at half rotating speed, and I get tons of traction even over hard (stone paved) surfaces from the Proline Badlands.
Fitted a new Castle 5700Kv motor and I found the bike fast and reliable.
My problems started 5 minutes later when my current 60A esc decided to cog at every throttle input (maybe this motor/gear ratio is too much for it)
So please check this....
... and give me the chance (donations accepted too...) to get a more powerful esc or a sensored motor +5700Kv that I´ll connect to my Novak GTB.
Videos soon.
Thanks for watching.
España, CL, Ávila
Joined Sep 2008
637 Posts
Another small step for men...
Please forgive me but I was born back in 1969, few months after Moon Landing.
Two days ago I received the new carbon fiber battery housing/rider foot stand from Carbono Racing guys. This company CNC machines carbon sheets using a tiny 1.8mm dia mill, so any complex profile/part can be ordered.
As usual, works quality is awesome. Just need to lightly sand every plate edge and then cyano them. Take a look at Steve happy face once he can ride this bike with both safely seated feet.
You can see that battery housing is much narrow than foot stands due to the way saddle lipo is fitted inside. Just 58mm wide opening. When I had to install foot stands, I took some 8mm Hot Racing spacers and put them between both carbon parts. The small space between them even acts as lipo connector guide.
On the other side, carbon foot stand protects pinion and spur from heavy impacts.
This other pic shows you the new crash bars. Ballraced 25mm dia wheels bolted to 5mm nylon bars for a SM main use, while bigger ones will be installed for off road bashing.
You may see a small gauge over the nylon rod. You can figure that 5mm bars are too soft for this bike weight so I added a "leaf spring" over it. I can change gauge thickness (currently 0.4/0.5mm) to get the desired leaning angle and turning radius.
Hope you like it.
PD: Still no videos due to the flu (past 2 days at home with a lovely snowy landscape waiting for me and the bike)....
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Went out today to continue testing and I found where the cogging problem came from.
The saddle lipo I´m testing is a SMC 5100mAh 2S3P. Seems that all the cogging and lack of power after some use is about one (or maybe more) defective cell. Considering this pack feature 6 cells inside, it´s easy to convert it to a lower mAh unit on 4 cells after some checking.
I´m studying other lipo option for SM tracks. I plan to get a "shorty" lipo for on road use. It will protude slightly below foot height (standard saddle lipo lenght 65mm, shorty 96...) but on tarmac tracks it won´t be an issue.
And thinking about overall chassis width at battery box, 25mm wide lipo plus 5mm carbon plates plus some padding. First motocross bike at 35mm width...
So it´s time to get some saddle and some shorties and continue testing.
PD: First wheelie on tarmac this afternoon... Rear fender handle the crash without a crack. I think it was because this "cut and fold" body keeps lexan thickness constant, and 0.7mm lexan is pretty tought...
Guys, start cutting your own rear fenders on 0.7 to 1.0mm lexan and you´d be able to install wheelie wheels directly on the plastic. No more piano wire there...
Some video running on dirt please.
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Dee Dee Bridgewater as Lady Day (see THEATER)
L to R (front row): Suki Terada Ports, Teddy Yoshikami, Koho Yamamoto, Tomie Arai, Franklin Odo, (back row) Daniel Carlton, Franklin Odo, Stephanie Berry
Guests viewing exhibitions in Treasure Room Gallery
L to R(front now): Honorees Koho Yamamoto, Teddy Yoshikami, Natsu Ifill, Suki Terada Ports, (back row) Dorothy Imagire, Tomie Arai and Tadashi Tsufura with Gary ...
Exhibitions in the Interchurch Center's Treasure Room Gallery: "If they came for me today … East Coast Stories" and "Spirit of Community: Japanese American Artists" ...
Made-to-order skirts by No. 2 Skirts
Tang's Natural NYC Annual Dumpling Festival
Harlem is Harvesting
Lauryn Hill "Consumerism"
Among the focuses at the Museum of the Grand Prairie is the area's early African-American history.
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Man charged in Erie burglary, assault
An Erie man was jailed Monday on charges of breaking into an eastside residence and assaulting a woman there.
Rawchen J. Clarke, 31, is accused of violating a protection-from-abuse order by breaking into a residence on Pine Avenue shortly before 2 a.m. Monday. Police said Clarke punched a woman in the face and head and pushed her, causing her to fall into a crib and onto a 10-month-old child, according to the criminal complaint filed in the case.
Clarke also threatened the woman, according to the complaint.
Clarke, of the 1000 block of Reed Street, was arraigned Monday before Erie 5th Ward District Judge Joseph Lefaiver on charges of burglary, criminal trespass, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and terroristic threats. He was placed in the Erie County Prison on $20,000 in bonds.


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7 Awesome Hillary Clinton Texting Memes, The Best of 2012Julianna Miner
Last night over drinks, two friends in Washington D.C. decided to create a Tumblr based on a picture of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton texting on her Blackberry. Today, that Tumblr and the image of Hillary Clinton texting like a non-chalant ninja of international diplomacy – is everywhere.
Stacy Lambe and Adam Smith, both DC-based communications professionals, are the masterminds behind Texts from Hillary. Lambe told Yahoo! today that the Tumblr "… is meant to be a compliment to Hillary. Hopefully, everyone gets that."
I love that it is at once silly, political, bi-partisan and really funny. Buzzfeed called it the best meme of the political season to date while The Atlantic calls it "a perfect fusion of irony and respect".
Check out 7 of the funniest and click over to Texts from Hillary for the whole set, with more showing up all the time.
Someone get me a Diet Coke. 1 of 7I have work to do.
Do you need a tissue? 2 of 7Poor guy. It was just a joke.
Remember this guy? 3 of 7The aptly named Anthony Weiner.
Sorry Condi. 4 of 7They look better on me.
It's the Vice President again. 5 of 7He's a big f*cking deal.
It's 3am 6 of 7She's got it. Go back to sleep.
Seriously? 7 of 7Sigh...
Read more from Julie at her blog Rants from MommyLand. Follow Julie on Facebook and Twitter for additional goofy nonsense at no extra charge. You can catch up on her posts for Strollerderby, too – where she is often slightly less stupid.
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The Internet Teams up to Help Ryan Gosling Find a DateSuzanne Jannese
Are you a fan of Drive? The Notebook? Crazy, Stupid Love? The Place Beyond the Pines? Only God Forgives? Then it is safe to say you too, appreciate all that is Gosling. And what's not to love? His brooding handsome looks, his dry wit, his gravelly tones, his ridiculously hot physique — one that de-robed causes Emma's Stone's character in Crazy, Stupid Love to ask "have you been photo-shopped?"
Rumors have abounded that Gosling is single once more, having allegedly broken up with actress Eva Mendes. The couple met on the set of The Place Beyond the Pines, but haven't been seen together this year. In a recent interview with talk show host Ellen, Mendes hinted that she and the Drive star had indeed broken up, telling Ellen DeGeneres that on Valentine's Day she would "watch The Notebook and weep."
However, to help old Ryan out on the dating front (because of course, being a Hollywood heartthrob, he must struggle to find a date!) a website has been launched to help the star find new love. The movie- and TV-streaming service Blinkbox has set up a site called "Date Ryan Gosling." It is offering Ryan fans the chance to date the 33-year-old actor. It states: "So who fancies a date with the hunkiest, most sought-after man on the ENTIRE planet? Cos we're taking requests! Get yours in ASAP because 1276 other singles have already sent us theirs."
All you have to do — and it couldn't be simpler — is answer the question, "What makes you perfect for Ryan Gosling?" The site says it will collate the best answers and send them to the star's management. But … yes, there is a but … there is no guarantee that Ryan will date the writer of the most creative response, or even that Ryan will read any of the heartfelt submissions. The site adds that: "Due to Gosling being the most eligible bachelor EVER we can't guarantee that anyone will actually get a date. But we'll do our best to pass on all applications to Ryan's management!"
One could argue that you gotta be in it to win it — but ladies, I wouldn't hold your breath. Still, why not try? Gosling has paid attention to Blinkbox in the past when they set up The Gosline, a helpline for fans distressed by the news that the actor was considering (at the time) taking a break from acting. Ryan heard about it and commented when asked by an E! News reporter.
Gosling's first brush with fame was when he joined the Disney Channel's Mickey Mouse Club from the ages of 13 to 15. After a stint on the TV show Hercules, he moved onto movies with Murder by Numbers with past love Sandra Bullock and then The Notebook, with another ex of his — Rachel McAdams. His directorial debut How to Catch a Monster starring Saoirse Ronan will be out in June.
So, what makes me perfect for Ryan? Hmmmm … let me think on that one. If you want to join in the fun — click here!
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Dear World Explorer,
A new discovery throws tremendous weight behind the ancient Atlantis theory.
Note the identical "Triptych Temples" below:
In both temples three sacred spaces or doorways form the entry. The center space is larger than the two flanking it.
Overall both temples depict a three-in-one pattern.
I call these temples and others like them "Triptych Temples" because they appear similar to the "Triptych" paintings of Europe's Renaissance artists.
The presence of Triptych Temples on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean poses a dangerous and troubling question for academia.
It is a shared archaeological symbol, and it seems like both the Egyptians and the Mayans purposely designed their temples with Triptych facades.
Below are some examples of Triptych Temples built by the Mayans.
As you can see the Triptych was definitely not accidental; clearly it had a symbolic purpose in the minds of the ancient Mayans:
Eight Mayan Triptych Temples. Clearly, there was a symbolic purpose behind this pattern, yet scholars and Mayanists have failed to recognize this.
The phenomenon of Egyptian / Mayan Triptychs is fascinating.
It looks like the same architects and master masons built these temples on both sides of the Atlantic.
However, we know from basic history that this cannot be the case.
The question, then, is two-fold:
What is the link between these temples, similar in design yet separated by the Atlantic?
Why and how do both temples exhibit the same parallel architecture, as if constructed by masons sharing a similar knowledge base?
The construction of "Triptych" temples by the Mayans and Egyptians has not only escaped the attention of modern scholars, but also the attention of Victorian-era scholars, who studied these types of transatlantic parallels common to Old and New world civilizations.
Many Victorian scholars were absolutely fascinated by these cultural correspondences including: -Zelia Nuttall (1857 – 1933)-Jean Frederic (1766 - 1875)-Charles Etienne Brasseur de Bourbourg (1814-1874)-John Lloyd Stephens (1805- 1852)-Dr. Augustus Le Plongeon (1826-1908) These and other scholars studied Old World and New World parallels, such as pyramid-construction, elongated skulls, corbel arches, and mummification:
The great American archaeologist and anthropologist Zelia Nuttall was enthralled by Old & New World parallels:
"It will seem that the outcome of my researches corroborates the opinions differently expressed by a long line of eminent investigators, who have been constantly discovering and pointing out undeniable similarities and identities between the civilization of both hemispheres."—Zelia Nuttall, The Fundamental Principles of Old and New World Civilizations, 1901
Nuttall and many others were convinced that Old World cultures, like the Egyptians, and New World cultures, like the Mayans, must have been related in some way.
But how?
Some said Old and New World civilizations were able to cross the Atlantic.
But this theory is weak, due to the fact that no records exist of any transatlantic trade or warfare (i.e., among the Old World cultures like the Egyptians and New World cultures like the Mayans).
Others believed the similarities existed because the Egyptians, Mayans, and all the ancient cultures that surrounded and preceded them had inherited the same wisdom from the older lost civilization of "Atlantis," so-named by the classical historians.
This theory states that the people of Atlantis built pyramids, practiced mummification, elongated the skulls of their children, and constructed corbel vault architecture.
The Atlantis civilization vanished, suddenly, cataclysmically, perhaps overwhelmed by a great Flood.
Groups of survivors, however, fled to different parts of the world, forming new cultures that eventually evolved into the Egyptians, Chinese, Maya, and so on.
For the Victorians, this Atlantis theory perfectly explained not only the similarities, but also the lack of contact—and lack of records of contact—between Old and New World cultures:
The Atlantis theory was abandoned in the 20th century, when a new wave of scholars declared that not enough evidence exists to support it.
Strangely, it has even become taboo in academic circles, a "fringe" theory, as some have called it.
However, this undeniable new Triptych discovery warrants a revival of the discussion for many reasons.
For one, the Triptych is not just a random aesthetic (visual) similarity; in my new book, Written In Stone, I set forth careful and detailed scholarly evidence that proves (in my opinion) that the Triptych symbolizes a profound "Universal Religion" that was shared across the ancient world, and that was especially visible among the pyramid-cultures:
Triptych Temples are clearly visible in the ruins of the pyramid-cultures.
Later in history this "Universal Religion" became the "Great Secret" of all the Secret Societies in the West, a fact indicated by the Triptych-shaped entrances to Secret Society headquarters:
All of this is, of course, a mere glimpse into the Triptych discovery and how it is multi-layered.
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on March 2, 2014 - 12:01 AM
Dear Tom and Ray: So many of my friends evaluate the cost of a car trip only by the cost of the gas. But I know that the cost, given wear and tear on the engine, oil changes, tires wearing out, alignment, etc., is actually much, much higher. I know this depends on the car, but how much, on average, does it cost per mile to run a car? – Rachel
Tom: Well, every year, the Internal Revenue Service answers that question. They want to know the value of one mile driven in the average car so they can let taxpayers know how much they can deduct for business use of their personal vehicle.
Ray: The number they came up with for 2014 is 56 cents a mile.
Tom: Now, let's say the average car gets 25 miles per gallon today, and the average price of gas per gallon is $3.50. That means that gasoline represents only 14 of that 56 cents.
Ray: And the rest – the other 42 cents – covers wear and tear and insurance.
Tom: In reality, that maintenance-and-repair figure will be even higher on pricier cars. Because if you're driving a Lexus or a Lincoln, the price of your maintenance, repairs, tires and even insurance is going to be even higher.
Ray: But that 56-cents-a-mile number gives you an idea of how much people underestimate the cost of operating a car when they factor in only the 14 cents' worth of gas, Rachel.
Tom: So next time you drive your friends to the mall, you can try hitting 'em up for the full IRS reimbursement. See how that goes over. And be prepared to settle for a grande cappuccino.
Dear Tom and Ray: Is it possible for a 2013 Chevy Impala that has only 7,550 miles on it to malfunction mechanically without operator error? When I got the car back after loaning it out, here's what I found: (1) Check engine light comes on. (2) Vehicle is slightly jerking. (3) Check oil light comes on. (4) Check windshield washer fluid light comes on. (5) Oil, washer fluid and one other mystery fluid (for now) are all leaking. I asked if they ran over something or hit a bump in the road, and they say they did not. I think they did. So, is it possible that the vehicle could have all those lights on and be leaking fluids with only 7,550 miles without some kind of operator error? – JamieLee
Ray: No. Whoever you lent the car to ran over a buffalo. Or maybe a brontosaurus.
Tom: You don't say who had the car, JamieLee. My experience suggests it probably was a brother!
Ray: That would be my guess. In any case, at 7,550 miles, nothing should be leaking on this car, and none of the warning lights should be coming on.
Tom: So I'd suggest that you have the car towed to the dealer as soon as possible, and ask them to take a look at it. You really shouldn't even drive it there if the oil light is on.
Ray: My guess is that the service manager will come find you in the waiting room and say, "What the heck did you run over?"
Tom: And if you get confirmation from the dealer that there was an impact of some kind on the underside of the car, then you can call your insurance company and report that the car was in an accident. Which it was.
Ray: If you lend your car to somebody, your insurance policy still covers the car.
Tom: Then your insurance company can negotiate with the dealer about what can be repaired and what needs to be replaced.
Ray: And then you, personally, can negotiate with the knucklehead who borrowed your car about paying the deductible for you.
Tom: And, obviously, that person will have his or her borrowing privileges summarily revoked. Possibly along with Christmas card privileges. Good luck, JamieLee. And sorry about what happened to your new car.
Don't get stuck with a lemon. Be an informed shopper. Read Tom and Ray's guide "How to Buy a Great Used Car: Secrets Only Your Mechanic Knows." Send $4.75 (check or money order) to Used Car, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475.


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Festival of Frugality #402 – The Government Shutdown EditionOctober 10th, 2013
Welcome back to the Festival of Frugality – our theme this week is The Government Shutdown brought to you by Grayson Bell from Debt Roundup. Greyson has put together a clever collection of articles that target those most effected by the recent US fiasco.
Grayson covers everything form affordable health care to saving the most on your everyday purchases. From Debt Roundup and the folks here at Festival of Frugality, I sincerely hope this issue is resolved as soon as possible, so that the tax paying citizens of the US can get back to our daily lives.
With that said, we invite all readers and bloggers to consider becoming a guest host for an upcoming festival! If you would like to become a guest host on any of our upcoming open dates, please send us an email so we can learn more about you. Until then, please keep submitting your frugality and personal finance articles to us!


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Today was the complete opposite of yesterday. The current coming out of light house gap made a pocket of clear water out in the lake overnight, fished right on the edge of the muddy water in 14 feet of water and went through 3 bags of frozen shiners and caught a bunch on plastics after the minnows were gone. Nothing fantastic for size, only 3 in the slot but nice limits of 14-17 inchers and a ton of smaller fish. Once that muddy water gets blown out or clears up the bite is going to be crazy good!
212 wondering the same thing maybe??
Wow 212 views no response?
I got 4 nice ones last Friday in about 8' to 9' of water in a channel off Wakemup Bay . It was the last hour of daylight. Tried a couple times during the day Saturday and right before dark and struck out.
11 hours ago, BringAnExtension said:
I have been making annual ice fishing trips with friends for about 12 years ago. We have tried LOTW, Mille Lacs, Red and one other lake that happened to be where we could use a free cabin for a weekend. With that one exception for the free cabin, we have also rented sleepers.
We have never made it to Devils Lake, but it is on my personal bucket list just because of the possibility of those monster perch.
Six years ago, we ended up back on Red and no longer consider any other option. Here's why:
- This fishing is good.
- The Petrowske family are wonderful hosts.
- No other resort that we have used has come close to being wonderful hosts. They just didn't put any effort into it.
Now, I don't know how that you translate to your running portables, but I have never been disappointed with our trips to URL.
Hope that helps.
You should definitely try Devils lake I went 3 years ago and had a blast. Not only did we get put on a good perch bite but they put us on an Insane walleye bite the guy said it was about an hour window from when the sun starting setting and boy was he right in that hour I caught walleye after walleye after walleye. As soon as I would start reeling one up another mark would take its place on my graph and I couldn't get my lure down fast enough.
I am sure Johnny P is all booked up on weekends by now and for some reason some of the guys don't like sleeper houses all though I may push for it this year last year was such a hassle packing everything up for the night loading the trucks having to bring sleds and wheelers. I much rather bring my flasher couple rods and lots of beer. I go fishing enough running and gunning its nice to have a break where you just show up and fish.
I usually go to red 3-4 times a year and last year we did go to red for our work trip as well. Just weighing the options.
Has anyone ever rented house from Arties bait on big stone?
I don't know what to say, we crushed em jigging in 30 feet last Friday while getting knocked around in the waves. Anchored up and never moved. Lots of boats on the river already then and not good reports at that point. I was going to go back up for Saturday and if I did I would go straight out to 30 feet again.
Gee, think things might be rigged? Got to be there in person to bid. Maybe they would get a better price if bidding were on line? Of course that would inhibit the buddy system. Make it inconvenient to bid, get lower bids, make the in crowd happy.
Anyone sniffing any fall-pattern crappies?? Have they found the way to the basin-areas or nearby the basin areas ? Thanks
Thanks friends, much better luck today, but worked pretty hard. 30-35' rainbows kept two 15's and a 16. Dog will get her allotment of a 1/4 filet for her time on the boat and able to save some in the freezer for my family!!!
Live to hunt another day by wearing a life jacket or float coat
Hunters preparing to hit the water this fall in pursuit of ducks, geese and other wild game are reminded to include life jackets on their hunting gear checklist.
"Hunters in Minnesota are trained from a young age to always put safety first. For duck and goose hunters, that means always wearing a life jacket on the water, no exceptions," said Lt. Col. Greg Salo of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Enforcement Division.
Each year, more waterfowl hunters die from drowning than from other types of hunting accidents. Swamping, capsizing and falling overboard are all common factors leading to these deaths, but in nearly all cases the hunter would have survived had they been wearing a life jacket.
"Before launching the duck boat, make sure everyone on board is wearing a life jacket or float coat," Salo said. "It's the one item that greatly increases your odds of surviving a water emergency and living to hunt another day."
The wide variety of comfortable, camouflage life jackets designed specifically for waterfowl hunting includes inflatable vest and belt-pack styles, insulated flotation jackets, and foam-filled shooting vests with quilted shoulders and shell loops.
"Typical foam-filled vests or float coats provide optimal insulation against cold air and the effects of hypothermia, but without question, the best life jacket for waterfowl hunting is the one you will actually wear," said Lisa Dugan, DNR boating and water safety outreach coordinator. "Choosing a life jacket style that works for you, and wearing it every time you're on the water, is not only a good choice – it could save your life."
At the very least, all boats must carry one U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket for each passenger, and boats longer than 16 feet must also have a throwable flotation device immediately available. Children under 10 must wear a life jacket.
Other water safety tips for duck hunters include:
- Don't overload the boat; take two trips if necessary.
- If wearing hip boots or waders, learn how to float with them on.
- Stay near shore and avoid crossing large expanses of open water, especially in bad weather.
- Share your trip plans with someone and advise them to call for help if you don't return on schedule.
- Use a headlamp, spotlight or navigation lights to alert other boaters of presence in dark and/or foggy conditions.
- Carry a cell phone or personal locator beacon in case of emergency.
- Don't drink and boat and don't drink and hunt
Visit mndnr.gov/boatingsafety to download the DNR's "Water Safety for Duck Hunters" brochure and to learn more about boating safety for hunters.


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Indian Plum, Oemleria cerasiformis, is a native shrub that is currently fruiting in the local forests of Portland. The berries are edible and, when ripe, taste like cucumber. They have a very large pit in the center.
The berries shown in the photo here are not yet ripe. The ripe ones are blue-purple in color and look like this.
When it doesn't have its berries, you can identify Indian Plum by crushing a piece of a leaf and inhaling, because it, too, smells like cucumber.
Indian Plum grows from 1.5 to 5 meters tall and tends to show up on the sides of trails in forests with some partial sunlight at lower elevations. It has alternate leaves. It is found throughout the West Coast in Canada, Washington state, Oregon, and California.
In other news, this blog has a fantastic new resource in the form of the new Search Plants! page, which now has 50 plants listed. It's an index of plants I've covered here on First Ways. Click their names (not the photos) to read posts about them. And if you find it helpful, please tell your friends about it! I'll be adding more plants all the time.
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When someone absolutely loses their mind over topics such as race, religion and money. Go full retard over trivial matters.
He became un-spooled after he was called a nigger by a nearby cracker.
por romdo308 07 de Outubro de 2013
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