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Rockmount Bed and Breakfast
Rockmount Bed and Breakfast, a family run B&B is located just 1km from Tralee town in the tranquil countryside, is the perfect location from which to experience Kerry's beautiful scenery.
Experience a homely, friendly and relaxed atmosphere while staying at Rockmount Bed and Breakfast. All 3 guest rooms come with en-suite facilities and are equipped with television, television, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Breakfast is included in the rates and is served up in our pleasant dining room, the perfect way to start the day.
Tralee has plenty to offer the visitor, take a stroll through the streets and discover the shops and lively restaurants and pubs, enjoy an evenings' entertainment at Siamsa Tire, wander about Blennerville Windmill and Heritage Centre. Rockmount Bed and Breakfast is a great place to come home to after a busy day touring, walking, golfing, fishing, swimming or whatever else takes your fancy.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
B&B Facilities & Policies
- Free Breakfast
- Credit Cards Not Accepted
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Hair Dryers
- Non Smoking
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
To arrive at Rockmount BnB from Tralee on the N21 route,at the Clashlehane rountabout take the 3rd exit (the streat cafe will be in front of you) take a left.,continue on this road and Rockmount BnB is on the right.(500 metres)
To arrive at Rockmount BnB when approaching Tralee on the N21 route at the Clashlehane roundabout take the left exit (the streat cafe will be in front of you ) take a left,continue on this road and Rockmount BnB is on the right (500 metres
GPS: Latitude 52.26380 Longitude -9.67242
Located Near
Rockmount Bed and Breakfast is located near
Ballygarry House and Spa
Ballyseede Castle
Ballyseede Wood
Earl of Desmond Hotel
Kerry Airport (15 mins drive)
Manor Retail Park (5 min walk)
Siamsa Tire
Rose of Tralee Festival
Aqua Dome
Kerry County Museum
Blennerville Windmill
Ring of Kerry
Dingle Peninsula
Golf, Walking, Mountaineering, Fishing, Cycling, Swimming

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Stay the Night B&B
Uptown on a quiet street off Fifth Ave.; turn-of-the-century mansion with two guest rooms and four suites with large windows that open—a hotel rarity. "Half a block from Central Park."—Lonely Planet editor Jay Cooke. 18 E. 93rd St.; tel. +1 212 722 8300. www.staythenight.com
The Pod Hotel
Formerly the stodgy Pickwick Arms, the Pod Hotel is "hostelling for the 21st century, updated for global flashpackers."—Jay Cooke. 347 rooms, some with bunk beds and shared baths. A tech haven: iPod docks, Wi-Fi, dimmer-controlled lights, LCD TVs. Bold furnishings. 230 E. 51st St.; tel. +1 212 355 0300. http://www.thepodhotel.com/
The Chelsea Lodge
Handsome old brick building on a great block in happenin' Chelsea. 22 guest rooms with showers and sinks. Bathrooms are shared, except for two deluxe rooms with toilets, showers, and sinks. 318 W. 20th St.; tel. +1 212 243 4499. www.chelsealodge.com
The Wall Street Inn
In shouting distance of the New York Stock Exchange. Neo-classical decor, marble-tile baths, video on demand, and "a really good health club."—Jay Cooke. 9 S. William St.; tel. +1 212 747 1500. www.thewallstreetinn.com
Rooms to Let
A downtown B&B with garden on the western edge of Greenwich Village, "abutting the white-hot Meatpacking District."—Jay Cooke. Three cozy shared-bath guest rooms and one large suite. Parlor with fireplace. Breakfast included. 83 Horatio St.; tel. + 1 212 675 5481. www.roomstolet.net
Affinia Dumont
Stylish all-suites Murray Hill hotel with a wellness focus. A fitness concierge helps you make the most of the spa/gym options. Da Vinci Code fans take note: "Headquarters of [religious organization] Opus Dei are down the block."—Drew Limsky, hotel judge, Robb Report Luxury Resorts. 150 E. 34th St.; tel. +1 212 481 7600. www.affinia.com
Country Inn the City
Studio apartments in an 1890s town house have morphed into five handsome guest rooms, each with kitchenette, Wi-Fi, and luxury linens. Short walk to the Museum of Natural History. 270 W. 77th St.; tel. +1 212 580 4183. www.countryinnthecity.com
Sugar Hill Harlem Inn
Art-filled 1906 limestone row house with six graciously appointed guest rooms each named for a luminary—Ella, Satchmo, etc.—whose life touched Harlem, "now on the cusp of a major renaissance."—Jay Cooke. Organic gardens. 460 W. 141st St.; tel. + 1 917 464 3528. www.sugarhillharleminn.com
The Inn on 23rd
Eclectic decor marks the 14 nice-size guest rooms in this "homey, welcoming Chelsea spot."—Jay Cooke. The New School's culinary arts program—in the inn's kitchen—provides continental breakfast and occasional tea-time treats. 131 W. 23rd St.; tel. +1 212 463 0330. www.innon23rd.com
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Style mavens love the sleek David Rockwell-designed rooms, "homage to mid-century modernism; lots of gadgets, with flat-screen TVs in the bathrooms. Terrific Japanese/American restaurant called Riingo."—Drew Limsky. 205 E. 45th St., tel. +1 212 867 5100. www.thealexhotel.com
Library Hotel
Situated in a stately brick structure—a redone turn-of-the-century office building—and "inspired by the Dewey Decimal system."—Jay Cooke. Theme of the eighth floor, for example, is literature. Luxe decor and amenities in the 60 Midtown guest rooms. 299 Madison Ave.; tel. +1 212 983 4500. www.libraryhotel.com
1871 House
Quirky and charming brownstone with loads of period details and modern goodies. Not far from Bloomingdale's. Wake under a stack of plump covers in an antique bed; check your email via Wi-Fi. 130 E. 62nd St.; tel. +1 212 756 8823. www.1871house.com
The Benjamin
Midtown hotel with 112 guest rooms and 97 suites (some have a terrace) with galley kitchens. Presidential Suite has two terraces, one as large as a bedroom. Strong on service and tech. Bose Wave radios. Spa/fitness center. 125 E. 50th St.; tel. +1 212 715 2500. www.thebenjamin.com
Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Top choice for celebs for its "boutique feel, multilingual staff, and Club Lounge (caviar spread at cocktail hour). Traditional guest rooms have park views and the most comfortable beds in town."—Drew Limsky. 50 Central Park South; tel. +1 212 308 9100. http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/NewYorkCentralPark/Default.htm
Four Seasons Hotel New York
One of the fancy chain's most impressive jewels. An I.M. Pei building with palatial lobby. 368 guest rooms, including 63 suites, and cater-to-every-whim service. "Power breakfast, power tea, power everything."—Drew Limsky. 57 E. 57th St.; tel. +1 212 758 5700. www.fourseasons.com/newyorkfs
Mandarin Oriental, New York
Spacious common areas. Ultra-luxurious rooms and service. Top-drawer spa and 36th-floor swimming pool with wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows. A window table at restaurant Asiate: "the most romantic in New York."—Drew Limsky. 80 Columbus Circle; tel. +1 212 805 8800. www.mandarinoriental.com/newyork
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That is some really nice work there. I think it will keep the bears at bay. My only criticism is I would not have alternated charged and ground wires... I would have charged all the wires. I did notice that you are on some pretty sand soil though, if that dries out the fence will probably stop working due to an incomplete circuit. Which I guess is likely the reason you alternated wires.
I would not bait the fence. The bees will be plenty of lure to attract the bears, no point in adding something extra.


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Former Columbia police chief defends department's investigation
Randy Boehm: "I still believe that the people responsible for this crime are the people we arrested."
COLUMBIA, Mo. - The former chief of the Columbia Police Department is defending the investigation that led to the arrests of Ryan Ferguson and Charles "Chuck" Erickson for the murder of Kent Heitholt.
ABC 17 News obtained a statement from Randy Boehm who led the police department when officers arrested Ferguson and Erickson in 2004.
Boehm told ABC 17 News:
"I had and still have complete confidence in our Investigative team that worked this case. I believe the case was worked professionally and ethically and I still believe that the people responsible for this crime are the people we arrested. I also had and have complete confidence in the professionalism and integrity of Kevin Crane. He was an exceptional Prosecutor."
Ferguson and Erickson were both convicted for the Halloween night 2001 murder of Heitholt.
A Missouri appeals court overturned Ferguson's murder and robbery convictions on Nov. 5. The appeals panel said the prosecutor's office had withheld evidence from defense attorneys and that Ferguson did not receive a fair trial.
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UTSA students Jorge Palos-Chavez (top) and Obehi Etinfoh
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UTSA College of Sciences research boot camp helps students sharpen skills
By Christi Fish
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(Aug. 6, 2009)--Jorge Palos-Chávez is eager to become a physicist. Obehi Etinfoh dreams of becoming a pharmacologist. And, although they've completed only one year at UTSA, the undergraduates already have their sights set on earning Ph.D.s. To help them become better researchers, Palos-Chávez and Etinfoh have gone to boot camp -- the UTSA MBRS-RISE Summer Research Boot Camp, that is.
The MBRS-RISE (Minority Biomedical Research Support-Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement) Summer Research Boot Camp is a federally funded program offered by the College of Sciences Center for Research and Training in the Sciences (CRTS). The 12-week program, like its parent program MBRS-RISE, encourages underrepresented minorities and students from low-income families to pursue research careers in the biomedical sciences.
The camp culminates two semesters of progressive training that most students begin during their freshman year through the competitive MBRS-RISE program. So, think you want to become a researcher? Slackers, beware. The research boot camp is tough.
Those who are accepted into the boot camp must take four consecutive weeks of intensive science instruction, including one week each of chemistry, genetics, physics and neuroscience. Simultaneously, participants learn about scientific writing, leadership, research ethics, keeping a laboratory notebook, professional vocabulary, poster development and presentation, and CV development.
Those who pass the first four weeks of instruction are invited to choose full-time, eight-week appointments in the science lab of their choice. By the end of the eight-week research period, the students must produce research abstracts and posters for presentation at various conferences. They also are required to submit their abstracts to a national conference.
Palos-Chávez chose to research in the lab of Lorenzo Brancaleon, UTSA assistant professor of physics, where he could apply his knowledge of physics, biology and chemistry to photovoltaic systems.
"We've worked with molecules and analyzed them to see if the photovoltaic systems have applications for organic solar technology," said Palos-Chávez. "I'm always interested in how things work. The boot camp has been a great hands-on experience."
Etinfoh, a chemistry major, saw the inside of two labs during her freshman year, having worked a semester each with Cong-Gui Zhao, associate professor of chemistry, and G. Jilani Chaudry, assistant professor of cellular and molecular biology. This summer, she joined the chemistry lab of George Negrete, associate dean of the College of Sciences and professor of chemistry, under whose supervision she is researching the stability of novel liposomes in acidic environments to determine whether they are suitable agents for drug delivery.
"Nothing is easy when it comes to science," Etinfoh noted. "But, at UTSA we have good professors who are patient with us. Through the MBRS program, I've been able to network with different professors in the lab, and I've had the opportunity to work with lots of different people. Sometimes, you can get sidetracked in research or in your career goals. But, by meeting people who have already done what you want to do, it motivates you."
Participants in the summer research boot camp will present their work from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 6 in the University Center Denman Room (2.01.28) on the UTSA Main Campus, along with students from the Provost's Summer Research Program and the UTSA TREE (Teaching and Research in Environmental Ecology) program. Participants in the research boot camp also will present their findings at the 2009 College of Sciences Research Conference from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the University Center.


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Green Dream Palatinus Apartment
Size35 m²
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- Pets allowed
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Accommodation summary
|Katona Jozsef street, 1137 Budapest, Hungary
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|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Situated on 6th floor (top of the building). 2 elevators (one traditional and another modern one) in the building. Comfortably accommodates a couple or even a family with 1-2 kids. Queen-size quality double bed. Fully equipped kitchen with american style dining desk.
FREE & unlimited wifi internet access + cable TV. Washing machine, hair-dryer. Free coffee, tea.
House rulesNon-smoking please. Smoking area is just in front of entrace door on the courtyard. Superb quiet neighborhood & surrounding, no party please.
We are flexible young owners. Late check-in/out is not a problem. It is always a pleasure to wait to our guests even it is late midnight.
We really do appreciate your attention, if you pull of the bed linen and wash up the dishes in the kitchen before your leave.
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Reviews of this property
Despite our late arrival, Greg received us at the apartment to show us the house and tell us everything there was to know to spend the week. This is a very friendly and very nice person.
We had a very good contact, he listens, gives all the information necessary for a good holiday in Budapest. We discovered, thanks to him, a very good restaurant next to the apartment, a store to do some shopping, very close too. He told us some interesting points to visit in Budapest to begin our stay.
The accommodation is well equipped, clean, functional, very quiet at night, close to public transport.
I highly recommend to all future visitors looking to stay in Budapest, contact Greg for their rent, they will not be disappointed.
Malgré notre arrivée tardive, Greg nous a reçus à l'appartement pour nous montrer le logement et nous dire tout ce qu'il y avait à savoir pour y passer la semaine. C'est une personne très sympathique et très agréable.
Nous avons eu un très bon contact, il est à l'écoute, donne tous les renseignements nécessaires pour passer de bonnes vacances à Budapest. Nous avons découvert, grâce à lui, un très bon restaurant à coté de l'appartement, un magasin pour faire quelques courses, très proche aussi. Il nous a indiqué quelques points intéressants à visiter à Budapest pour commencer notre séjour.
Le logement est bien équipé, propre, fonctionnel, très calme la nuit, proche des transports en commun.
Je recommande vivement à tous les futurs touristes voulant séjourner à Budapest, de contacter Greg pour leur location, ils ne seront pas déçus.
Great apartment, great location next to the island Daisy!
Very clean, everything available: a pleasure to discover Budapest in these conditions!
Thank you to Greg and his team.
Superbe appartement, très bien situé à côté de l'île marguerite!
Très propre, tout à disposition : un vrai bonheur de découvrir Budapest dans ces conditions!
Merci à Greg et son équipe.
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Greg is super kind and his place was really nice. Next time in Budapest I'll stay at his place again. It was really awesome.
This is a beautiful appartment. It is clean, spacious and has everything you need. Just around the corner the tram stops to the city centre, but you can easily walk to the centre which ia about a 10 to 15 min. walk. Greg is very hospital and friendly advising us all the places to go to and how to go there. This is a great extra service!! We recommend this appartment wholeheartedly!
The apartment is very nice and clean. Even with more than two people you have enough space. There is everything what you need in walking distance. We recommend the apartment and the host.
Greg was a very helpful host. His staff promptly met us to check us in to our apartment. The Green Dream apartment does not have air conditioning and he kindly offered to move us to an alternative location because of extremely high temperatures in Budapest. The alternative, the Palatinus Apartment, was well located close to Margit Sziget. However, it is badly in need of refurbishment as its decor and facilities are quite dated. It did, however, have everything we needed for our stay. The mobile air conditioning unit worked ok though it had to be emptied of water every few hours which was a bit inconvenient when on holiday. I would not recommend that apartment for more than two people as it was rather small and for the price I would have expected more.
Great appartement, great service!
The accommodation is comfortable, located in a quiet and close to the metro station and the Parliament. We found clean and it was nice stay here. Good quality / price ratio. There are negative consequences. Highly recommended! Greg has proved kind and punctual
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Maryland Personal Injury Lawyers
Miller & Zois is a leading Maryland law firm handling only serious personal injury and death claims on behalf of victims in cases involving:
- Serious Motor Vehicle Collisions
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Our Maryland personal injury lawyers have firmly established ourselves with the insurance companies as fierce advocates for our clients in their battle to get the compensation they deserve. They know full well that we are very willing to go to trial to deliver justice. We have obtained over $100 million for our clients in verdicts and settlements in the past 14 years, including over $20 million in 2016.
Our firm only takes cases where we 100% believe the client is entitled to compensation. We take cases for clients we believe in that we think passionately deserve compensation either for the harm that was done to them or for the loss of someone they loved dearly. We have not and will not represent any insurance company or any business fighting against victims. As Maryland personal injury attorneys, we work only with injured victims and families who have lost a loved one and we are eager to assist you with your case.
We also realize that you might not be coming here to look for a lawyer but to get real information. If so, you have come to the right place. This is the most comprehensive information website for tort victims in the Baltimore-Washington area. Our Victim Help Center is a virtual encyclopedia of information for victims trying to figure out where to turn and what they can really expect, including information on what Maryland personal injury victims need to do, how long it might take, and just how much their case might be worth.
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"I did not get an offer for my case because the insurance company said they were denying coverage. My lawyer then referred me to Miller & Zois. After Miller & Zois got involved, the offer was raised to $150,000. We thought that was not fair so Miller & Zois took my case to arbitration. Our case was well prepared and perfectly executed. The arbitrator awarded me $405,000."
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former insurance defense lawyers, Miller & Zois knows the other side's playbook.
What Miller & Zois brings to the table is experience and a history of results. Our remarkable record of quality verdicts, particularly in recent years, speak for themselves. There are not many law firms in this state or the country who are matching our results. These victories have made it so much easier for us to get quality out-of-court settlements for our clients. Our message is clear: you can pay now or you can pay later.
Our Maryland personal injury lawyers have achieved this record with tenacity and experience. Miller & Zois has over 100 years of combined experience in dealing with insurance companies and handling accident and medical malpractice claims. We used to work for the same insurance companies that we now fight on behalf of our suffering clients every day. Our Washington, DC - Baltimore personal injury lawyers know what the insurance companies are are up to and we know how to make them sweat.
Lawyers Weekly said it well: as "former insurance defense lawyers, Miller & Zois knows the other side's playbook." In other words, we are very familiar with the techniques and tricks that the insurance companies use to deny tort victims fair compensation... and how to fight those clever tricks and win for our clients.
If you have come to our web site because you were seriously injured by the negligence of someone else, we suggest that you review the site to learn as much as you can. We have a lot of information about these claims and about the Maryland personal injury attorneys at Miller & Zois. Do the same for others to find counsel with the background, experience, and philosophy best suited for you. We think we are the best personal injury firm for you. But you should do your research and pick the team you believe will be best for you.
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We have achieved successful results at trial in hundreds of car accident cases in Maryland. Our Washington, DC - Baltimore personal injury attorneys have successfully settled thousands of cases for clients injured in automobile and truck accidents. Our law firm has recovered millions of dollars in compensation for car accident victims by settlement or trial. When many Maryland lawyers, health care providers, and even insurance adjusters are seriously hurt, they turn to Miller & Zois. We can help you, too. We believe, both by reputation and the results we achieve, that we are the best accident lawyers in Maryland.Medical Malpractice
We aggressively represent victims of medical negligence claims brought against their doctors, hospitals, and nursing homes. We have decades of trial experience and, unlike many lawyers talking about malpractice claims on the Internet, we have a history of taking these cases to trial and winning. We will investigate your claim and consult with our medical experts to ensure that your case is properly positioned for settlement, or if necessary, to file a lawsuit and go to trial.
We handle malpractice suits throughout the Baltimore-Washington area for:
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Our firm also handles a limited number of product liability/product defect pharmaceutical and medical device cases not only in Maryland but around the country involving:
I refer all of my serious injury cases in Maryland to Miller & Zois because they turn over every last stone to maximize the value of their case. The last case I referred to them settled for $1.2 million.
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While our Baltimore personal injury attorneys have litigated in most states in this country and continue to represent clients outside of Maryland in special cases, the vast majority of the victims that come to us come from Maryland. We have offices in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City. Our main office is in the Alex Brown Building on One South Street on the 24th floor. This location gives us the flexibility to cover the entire Baltimore metropolitan area.
We have an equally strong presence in the Washington area and have earned tens of millions of dollars for our clients in verdicts and settlements in recent years in Prince George's County, Montgomery County, Frederick and surrounding counties.
This statement might be self-serving but it is also true: if you have a serious injury case, you want to hire the best personal injury law firm that you can no matter where the firm is located. It is 2017... and we will come to you!Information for Maryland Personal Injury Victims and Lawyers
This website is far more than our law firm just puffing our results and bragging about our remarkable success in getting our clients outstanding settlements and verdicts (although, admittedly, we do that, too). This site is a real resource for victims, law students and Maryland injury lawyers.
Our Attorney Help Center has a wealth of information about the practice of personal injury law, providing real information and examples that trial lawyers can immediately use to help their clients. We breakdown every insurance company and every jurisdiction in Maryland advocates will know exactly what you are facing. We give plaintiffs' personal injury trial attorneys examples of the arsenal of weapons we have at our disposal to put these cases in position to win, such as sample demand letters, pleadings, discovery, depositions, motions, jury instructions, and motions in limine.
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Fly Fishing Fun in Western North Carolina
Whitewater Express • Andrews, NC
Escape Kit
- Two-Night Stay for Two in a Deluxe Cabin ($150)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for One ($399) or Two People ($649) in a Deluxe Cabin Including Five Meals Per Person and One Guided Fly-Fishing Trip Per Person With All Gear Included
There's something about the lure of the Upper Nantahala River that runs along the foot of the Smoky Mountains in western North Carolina that's simply irresistible—which is why you'll want to take a bite out of this Escape to this fly-fishing mecca in the South courtesy of Whitewater Express.
Reel in a two-night stay for one ($399) or two people ($649) in a deluxe cabin with five meals per person (two breakfasts, two lunches, and one dinner) and one guided fly-fishing tour per person with all gear (minus the fishing license available for $20) included. Want to treat yourself without the tackle box? A two-night stay for two in a deluxe cabin ($150)—meals not included—is sure to float your boat.
Cabins sit atop a private mountain at the Nantahala River Camp and net stunning views of the Smokies. With expert fishermen to guide you, you'll catch-on to proper casting techniques, lean how to tie essential fly-fishing knots, and bring in your fair share of rainbow, brown, and brook trout.
After a day on the river, retire back at the ground's fire pit and reminisce about your catch. Savor chocolatey s'mores and pen a postcard to your best friend—we're fairly certain that after hearing about your most recent river adventures, they'll wish they were there.
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Thanks for all of your comments. I ironed the Frixion & it came out. It doesn't say that on the instructions. It just says friction removes it. I'm also going to try the soap slivers.
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Thanks for all of your comments. I ironed the Frixion & it came out. It doesn't say that on the instructions. It just says friction removes it. I'm also going to try the soap slivers.
I bought a pkg of pencils where you push the top to bring down more lead. When I wash the quilt, I just spray it lightly with Spray n Wash. Hasn't failed yet. I'm tired of buying all the fancy tools for quilting. Would rather spend my money on more fabric!
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Of course you do have to do the quilting before the ink dissappears.
I also like the purple wash out pens.
I, too, use a plain old mechanical pencil with #2 lead on light fabrics. I have been using the Bohin white mechanical pencil on light fabrics and really like it alot. No issues with either of these washing out. I hand quilt - usually in a hoop - and generally mark as I go. The #2 pencil doesn't rub off or disappear but the white definitely does if rubbed with fabric or hands. Glad you got the marks to come out.
I have used chalk, but it doen't remove easily for me, also have tried the colored pencils, don't like them, can not get rid of the lines afterwards. I like to use the Dritz dual purpose mark8ing pen, blue on one end and purple on the other end. They also come in just the one colors for the total pen, all blue or all purple. The blue must be washed out with a damp cloth sometimes more than once and sometimes that goes through to the backing, so check that. The purple dries in the air, and don't mark all of your quilt at once, because the air will dry the pen color out before you complete your project. I haven't tried this yet, but plan to on my next quilt using an eraser pink large one like students use or the eraser on a pencil. This should mark things and would be easily brushed off. I don't know if this will work or not, but definitely plan to give it a try. Good luck!!
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I am of the old mechanical pencils school. In a class I took a long time ago, that's what the teacher advised us to use. At the time, I thought it was a strange thing to have on the supply list. She's a past winner at Paducah, so I figured she must know what she's talking about. I've never had any trouble with the markings coming out. The lead is so thin, it gives you a tiny line, and by using the mechanicals, the line doesn't get any wider because your point doesn't get dull.
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susan, not enough info. any bees left? find the dead queen? any honey left? do you how to see mite feces on the brood frames?
jd, not bad considering the rough winter. way to go!
susan, not enough info. any bees left? find the dead queen? any honey left? do you how to see mite feces on the brood frames?
jd, not bad considering the rough winter. way to go!
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Mike- I used the MQS for mid-Jan, it was in the 70's at the time[/QUOTE]
The yard had 20 hives, the 10 treated with MAQS lost 50%, the 10 treated with Apiguard are all alive and doing very good.
so bob's hives 71 lost 12 about a 17% loss, exclude the MAQ hives 61 lost 7 around 10% loss.
I can't get into some of my yards yet but checked 76 lost 1 starved, all Apiguard
now I owe bob 5 hives as it was my idea to try the MAQS on his hives?
we also checked Pete's hives but I don't know the #'s so you might want to check with him.
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My hive went into the winter with gobs of bees (carniolans), two year-old queen, two deeps: 1 brood, 1 honey; and one western super: all honey.
I insulated it with foamboard with a vent in the rear top of the hive. About 3-4 times this winter I had to wipe out the bottom of the hive of dead bees.
Each time I wiped out about two cups of bees. On good days the bees would come out and fly around. At the end of January, I put bee candy on the
inner cover because I feared they might be getting hungary, and there were lots of bees coming up throught the inner cover's hole and out the vent.
But a month ago things started to slow down. Three weeks ago the weather was really nice here, so I popped the top and took a look see..... and
there were hardly any bees left....about a hundred plus the queen-all walking around. Some of the bee candy was gone, but 99% of the honey in the western was still there, most in the second super was still there, and bottom super was plugged with dead bees.
I took off the bottom super so I could clean it out and left the other too on. Ten days later all was quiet. I popped the top again and found the rest of them dead with the queen-in a small cluster. Not terribly surprised, though. It looked liked starvation...bee bottoms sticking out of cells. Weeks before I had scored several of the frames with honey so as to help them get to it. No signs of mites (had treated hive in the fall), but possibly
dysentery...because we had several long cold spells 0 - 20 degrees for 2-3 weeks with 2 ft. of snow. No mite poop on frames, no beetles, no moths.
Now...no bees. Tracheal mites? May be.
It gets pretty cold here....late spring, early fall, long cold wet/dry winters.
sorry to hear about that susan. sounds like more of a dwindle than a sudden collapse. mite treatmeants aren't 100% effective, and nosema ceranae doesn't always show dysentery. there's been a lot of talk about viruses lately.
was all of that real honey or syrup honey?
sounds like you did everything right, have you thought about having the dead bees analyzed?
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I forgot to mention that it seems the queen was failing in the end....in the western super I discovered evidence of laying workers...about 20 or so cells with two eggs in them. I don't know if that happened before or after the queen died.
The western super has 6 full frames of capped honey. which I think is still good and I'll keep. The second deep had two partial frames of capped honey but mostly syrup and empty cells. The brood box was mostly empty with a little syrup, some of the corners had capped honey. There was very little if any pollen cells in the hive. I've ordered a new package of bees and I think I'm going to purge most of the foundation/frames and start over with new. I know it is a crap shoot either way....new bees and possibly disease coming with them, or my hives being diseased and infecting the new bees. So starting on an equal playing field seems the best thing right now. I'll have to analyze my frames/foundation this week to see which ones to keep and which to pitch. I did save some of the last of the dead bees. I don't know yet if I'll have them analyzed.
What is really odd, yesterday the wild mongrel bees showed up and tried to rob my dead hive. They usually don't show up until June around here. But somehow they survived this weird winter. Go figure. The mosquitoes and hummingbirds appeared too, all on the same day.....
sounds like there's at least part of your answer susan, queen failure. it was the reason for several losses in my yard this past winter.
what i meant by honey vs. syrup was whether the stores are from natural forage or feeding sugar water.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
This may have been one of my problems also this past fall, however if there's no pollen in the hive I also found this to be a reason of collapse. a couple hives had no pollen and I was seeing that the drone populations in my hives dwindle significantly to the point of about non existant come the fall. Lack of pollen can be a reason for them "thinking" that the queen is bad and seeking to replace. Just a thought.
I hadn't fed the bees sugar water since early October and that was one fill up of a one gallon feeder. Perhaps the "honey" did not have time to ferment properly before the coldest weather hit....
SusanM - was there any pollen in the hive, or was it all gone?
There was hardly any pollen left....under 20 cells for two deeps and one western.....
How much pollen should there be in the hive going into winter? And, how do we encourage them to get more? Do we supplement?
food for thought, the avg hive consumes 100-125lbs of pollen a year.
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Susan, Most likely you now know the problem. They died from no protein. Yes if you need to you'll have to supplement their pollen. I realized the same for my hives this winter and the first opportunity I put a patty in each hive early Feb. Now they're bringing in pollen about 3 of 4 bees coming back have pollen. So I'm not concerned now as when I inspected yesterday they were storing it meaning that they have enough for now. Definitely need to keen an eye on drone levels in the late summer early fall before they kick them out to make sure they have enough pollen. If there's no drones then they don't have enough pollen. That's what I've understood from my past year.
We have a relatively short winter. A deep of pollen is what I like to see, typically it's the bottom box. Gotta watch it though, frames will go quick in fall if they're not bringing in much and then you go into winter light.
SusanM - sorry I was away from cyberworld a few days...but I guess you get the idea. The big, sad lesson of 2012 was CHECK YOUR POLLEN LEVELS! They can't make winter without it. the bad news is that pesticides and fungicides are only getting worse and they greatly exacerbate the problem.
The answer to it all is lick your wounds, learn from it, and keep on beekeeping! Best of luck!
Just about every chemical & it's cousin the USDA machine is set up for.
I have had other beeks have the same testing done ( not sure were it was done ) with the same results.
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Welcome to the Inishowen Peninsula. Next stop – the Arctic Circle
Here's to the ice age. Whatever happened during that freezing, melting, earth-shifting period that began 2.6 billion years ago, it left us with some impressive scenery. Take Donegal, for example. You could easily imagine some otherworldly architect scooping out earth to dig vast valleys, or pulling cliffs up from the Atlantic, making plenty of space for nesting puffins.
And in Donegal's ice-age crown, one diamond glitters just that little bit brighter – The Inishowen Peninsula.
For anyone that has listened to the lullabye-like Irish Sea Area weather forecast on radio, the name 'Malin Head' will be familiar. If you want to go north in Ireland, this is as far as you can go. Go north from here and you're in the Arctic Circle. Hang around, though, and the rugged, remote and unspoiled Inishowen Peninsula is yours.
As wild as the area can get, it also provides solace. It was into Inishowen waters – Lough Swilly to be precise – where sailor John Newton found himself after the ship he was on hit a violent storm in the North Atlantic in 1748. The horrific experience engendered a new faith in God within the young Englishman. It is said that this conversion is what ultimately led Newton to write the epic hymn Amazing Grace.
If you want a view of that very place, climb to the top of the hills that lie between Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle. Here, as well as being able to look down on the quiet waters that provided refuge for Newton, you can also explore the Grianan of Aileach. Sitting at just over 800ft above sea level, this mysterious stone ring fort sits on a site that is thought to date back over 4,000 years. The current structure originated in the 5th century, and has had its fair share of guests over the years: St Patrick, the Princes of Aileach, and the heroic mythical royal people, the Tuatha de Danann, all visited.
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Inishowen's scenery doesn't end at Lough Swilly. Hop behind the wheel, or hop up on two wheels and just explore. If a feeling of the great wide open, the untouched and the unspoiled is why you came to Ireland – you've found it. Atlantic views go on for miles. Roads lined with a tapering line of grass cut through valleys, and wind their way into fishing villages such as Moville, Shrove and Muff.
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Accessibility Services at LSSU
Accessibility Services and Lake Superior State University is committed to making individuals with disabilities full participants in it's programs, services and activities.
It is LSSU's policy that no otherwise qualified individual with a disability shall be denied access to, or participation in, any program, service, or activity offered by the university.
LSSU supports equal educational opportunities for all students. Students are entitled to accessible, accommodating, and supportive teaching and learning environments.
ADAAA (Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008):
All students who identify themselves to faculty as having a disability or suspect that they have a disability are encouraged to contact Accessibility Services (AS).
Faculty is not obligated to provide accommodations without proper notification from the AS Office. Students may also contact AS staff by telephone to make an intake appointment at 906-635-2355.
Individuals with disabilities have a right to:
Request accommodations.
Receive accommodations appropriate to their disability in order to fully participate in, or benefit from, the university's programs, services, and activities in a non-discriminatory, integrated manner.
To develop the necessary accommodations, students are responsible for:
Meeting with the Accessibility Services Director and registering for services.
Providing supporting documentation regarding the disabling condition. More information about the supporting documentation we would like can be found on this page.
LSSU Grievance Procedures
If any person believes that he or she has been subjected to discrimination, including harassment by unlawful and unacceptable expressions, acts, attitudes and/or behaviors based on race, color, national origin or ancestry, gender, age, disability, religion, height, weight, sexual preference, marital status, or veteran status, he or she should contact the Director of Human Resources/EEO Officer, Lake Superior State University Administration Building, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan 49783 (906-635-2697) within sixty (60) working days of the action of which the person complains.
Below is a link to the LSSU Grievance Policy and Procedures that students should follow if they have a discrimination complaint:
Why register for services?
In compliance with Lake Superior State University policy and equal access laws, disability-related accommodations or services are available. Students who desire such services are urged to meet with their professor in a timely manner, preferably the first week of class, to discuss their disability-related needs.
However, students will not receive services until they are properly register with Accessibility Services.
Proper registration will enable Accessibility Services to verify the disability and determine reasonable and effective academic accommodations. Accessibility Services is located in the KJS Library Room 149, extension 2355.
Students making a successful transition to higher education bring with them:
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Students are encouraged to contact post secondary institutions as early as ninth grade to learn more about admission requirements, disability services and the array of educational opportunities available to them as individuals with disabilities.
NOTE: All documentation is kept confidential; by ACES. Upon receipt and evaluation of the documentation, ACES will provide the accommodation information to the faculty and staff involved. It is the responsibility of the faculty, staff and student to work with ACES to make sure all parties needs are addressed. ACES has a responsibility to maintain confidentiality regarding the student's evaluation under FERPA/HIPPA.
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January 19, 2009
RINDGE, NH - Franklin Pierce University has contracted with International WoodFuels LLC of Portland, Maine to provide wood pellet heating systems for several major buildings on the Rindge Campus this year as part of the institution's commitment to environmental sustainability and energy efficiency, University President George J. Hagerty announced this week.
The conversion from oil-burning to wood pellet boilers is expected to be completed this year for Granite Hall and the Northfields Activity Center. The new heating systems will serve student residences in Granite, New Hampshire and Mount Washington Halls, as well as the entire Northfields airframe structure known on campus as "The Bubble."
"There are several advantages to heating a portion of our campus with biomass such as wood pellets," President Hagerty said. "The first advantage is cost savings and the ability to more accurately project energy costs. Another important benefit is that wood pellets are a community-based, local and renewable resource. That is important as Franklin Pierce continues to take steps to reduce its fossil fuel consumption and carbon footprint."
Fuel is renewable and locally-harvested
The service offered by International WoodFuels LLC is revolutionary within the rapidly emerging wood pellet industry. As an alternative to selling wood pellets, or wood pellet boilers, WoodFuels provides all of the equipment (their Green Energy System) at no capital cost, and invoices its customers only for the metered heat they use, much in the same manner that customers purchase electricity. WoodFuels offers a fully integrated, sustainable energy solution which uses a renewable, locally-harvested resource.
"We are very pleased to partner with Franklin Pierce University, as we believe our energy program is ideally suited for educational institutions seeking to lower energy costs while reducing their impact on the environment," said WoodFuels President Steven Mueller. "By virtue of the fact that we manufacture our pellets from whole logs, derived from wood sources that adhere to sustainable forestry practices, and we deliver our pellets within a day's trucking service territory, our Green Energy solution ensures a low carbon footprint for the entire supply and conveyance process."
The University's commitment to Green Energy heating systems will be a significant step in the move towards climate neutrality, said Dr. Catherine Owen Koning, Professor of Environmental Science at Franklin Pierce. "While burning any form of wood does release carbon dioxide, the dense and healthy forests of New Hampshire take in this carbon dioxide," she said. "So as long as the forests re-grow as fast as they are cut and burned, this form of heating is sustainable and adds no net carbon to the atmosphere."
University to derive long-term energy cost savings
The new heating systems are also expected to provide the University with long term cost savings, both in the purchase of energy and in maintaining existing oil furnaces. "Our current boilers will initially serve as back-up units, but the switch to a wood pellet system means that we won't need to focus on upgrades and repairs to older equipment," said University Vice President and Athletic Director Bruce Kirsh.
Kirsh said that the University will move forward with converting other campus buildings to more-efficient and environmentally-friendly heating sources as capital budgets and technology permits.
Director of Facilities Doug Lear said that the University continues to follow a strategic long term plan to reduce consumption of fossil fuels in favor of biomass where appropriate. In the past year, the University's diesel vehicles have started running on a blend of 20% biodiesel. The vehicles include one of the campus shuttle buses as well as the trucks and heavy equipment operated by the Facilities Department.
Heating conversion part of Franklin Pierce's "Climate Commitment"
All of these efforts are part of the University's broader initiative to eventually become "carbon neutral." In 2007, President Hagerty signed the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment along with 500 other institution presidents. A Sustainability Council, composed of faculty, staff and students, was created to lead Franklin Pierce's efforts. Since then, administrators, faculty and staff have begun an inventory of the University's greenhouse gas emissions and have taken steps to reduce cafeteria waste and encourage recycling.
Ongoing work toward sustainability includes replacing old appliances with more efficient "Energy Star" models, protecting 46 acres of University property with a conservation easement, and the 2005 completion of a campus-wide environmental assessment, which was recognized by the National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology program.
"The energy and enthusiasm on campus have been fabulous," Professor Owen Koning said. "Lots of students, faculty and staff have expressed interest and taken action to protect the environment. I think people are starting to realize that we are facing a serious problem with global climate change, species extinctions and habitat loss. And everyone is rolling up their sleeves and getting to work to try to save us from ourselves."
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Marquette University's Freedom Project
The Civil War assignment
In 1864, 15-year-old Thomas Robinson Welburn enlisted in one of the first African-American infantry regiments in the Union Army.
He served as a substitute soldier and musician in Company H of the Indiana Infantry's 28th regiment U.S. Colored Troops, filling in for soldiers lost in the famous Battle of the Crater at the Siege of Petersburg, Va.
Welburn was the great-grandfather of Dr. William Welburn, Marquette associate provost for diversity and inclusion.
"We heard about this as children but had to grow up to appreciate that, just one year after President (Abraham) Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, Thomas and his male siblings joined African-Americans across the country by fighting for the cause of freedom, the freedom we cherish today," William Welburn says.
That fight for freedom is being commemorated now across the country on the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. The Freedom Project at Marquette offers opportunities to learn about this history that range from exhibits at the Haggerty Museum of Art to lectures by nationally known speakers exploring topics of race, gender, justice and freedom in all its forms.
Dr. James Marten, professor and chair of the Department of History and coordinator of the Freedom Project, asked students in his class on the Civil War era to write essays about a "type of freedom that resonates today and would have resonated with Civil War-era Americans."
Most students wrote about the freedoms of speech and the press. A few tackled women's rights writing about a freedom challenged during the war that is enjoyed in modern America. One student correlated Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus to the Patriot Act. Still another wrote about the freedom of assembly and the Occupy movements that swept this country after the 2011 Arab Spring.
"Studying the past is less about learning from it and more about discovering those things that connect us to it," says Marten. "It's not a model for behavior the Civil War era to our era but by understanding those connections, we gain a deeper understanding of our own experiences." AB
A year-long commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War is exploring the many meanings of emancipation and freedom in the United States and beyond.
Upcoming Freedom Project campus events include public lectures, art exhibitions, theatrical performances and readings about the many ways people struggle for freedom.
January 25 through 26
Can I Sing for You Brother? by Stephen Scott Wormley, Comm '10
As his senior capstone, Wormley performed this one-man musical chronicling the story of an African-American through Negro Spirit-uals. He returns to perform the musical for Marquette audiences.
January 28 through May 11
The School Choice Movement Exhibition
Should parents be given public funds to send their children to private or parochial schools? This exhibit at Raynor Memorial Libraries depicts the politically charged modern School Choice movement, with particular attention paid to Milwaukee, a key battleground in the School Choice struggle.
February 21 through March 3
A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen
In Ibsen's controversial classic, Nora Helmer, a doting banker's wife centers her life around the needs of her husband and three children. Her illusions of a perfect life are shattered when she goes against societal norms to escape from her marital confines.
March 21
Challenging freedom: The FBI, U.S. intelligence services, and individual freedoms in modern America
A timely discussion featuring historians Dr. Athan Theoharis, Marquette emeritus professor; Dr. Ken O'Reilly, Grad '81, emeritus professor at the University of Alaska Anchorage now teaching at MATC; Dr. Robert Donnelly, Grad '04, associate professor at Gonzaga University; and Dr. Aaron Stockham, Grad '04, teacher at Waterford School in Salt Lake City, Utah.
April 18 through 28
Urinetown: The Musical
Based on the book by Greg Kotis, this comedy satirizes the legal system, capitalism, social irresponsibility, populism, bureaucracy, corporate mismanagement and municipal politics. Music by Mark Hollmann; lyrics by Kotis and Hollmann.
April 22
Casper Lecture | Dr. Rebecca J. Scott
"She had always enjoyed her freedom: Re-enslavement and the law in the era of the Haitian revolution"
Scott is the Charles Gibson Distinguished University Professor of History and Professor of Law at the University of Michigan and author of Slave Emancipation in Cuba: The Transition to Free Labor, 1860-1899; Degrees of Freedom: Louisiana and Cuba after Slavery; and Freedom Papers: An Atlantic Odyssey in the Age of Emancipation.


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Re: BackTrack Reborn - Kali Linux
H1t M0nk3y wrote:C-c-c-combo breaker!
First time I hear about this. I won't do this again, promise!
I wouldn't take that too seriously, speak your mind!
Has anyone heard anything about AWAE being made available online recently?
There was a post here last year:Offensive Security's OSWE, but I haven't seen anything since, here or elsewhere.


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VMware Workstation Penetration Testing Lab
I'm new to the forums and I wanted to start off by getting some help with a setup I'm working on.
First off, I'm running a decent desktop for this; stats are below:
CPU: Intel Core i7 2600k at 4.1ghz
RAM: 16gb
SSD 120gb (main drive)
2tb Western Digital (Secondary Drive)
They are basically the useful stats in this instance, it does have a gaming graphics card but that's not relevant here.
What I have:
VMware Workstation 7
1 Team: - Windows Server 2008 R2 (64bit)
- Windows Server 2003 Standard(32bit)
- Windows XP Professional
- Windows 2000 Professional
- Latest Fedora
- Metasploitable
- Damn Vulnerable Linux 1.5
They are all running on 1 segmented LAN, with the 2008 server using 2 virtual NIC - 1 for NAT to my current physical LAN, 1 to the segmented LAN. The rest are all assigned to the segmented LAN.
Now Ideally I want the 2008 Server to run as a Domain Controller with DHCP and DNS to organise the rest into 1 working domain.
Functionality is that I want them to be running services for different things, but also I want to be able to access the other workstations/servers from the physical side of the 2008 server, which is the existing lan. I have backtrack set up on a laptop and I want to be able to use it. So I'm asking if I can do that without having to add another VM running backtrack so I'll already be within the domain. I'm not so much looking for 100% realism but having multiple platforms to use for testing would be nice, but also being able to map out the network and use domain names and subdomain names, actually having it a working LAN under the main DC controller.
The part I'm stuck on is setting up the DHCP and DNS services, I've assigned a static IP for the NIC that connects to the physical network on the NAT Vmnet, but I'm being advised that the Segmented LAN connection requires a static IP for the DHCP and DNS to work properly, I understand why but I cant get this to really work.
Does anyone have any links, process on setting up this type of network, even if its just setting up one domain controller on VMware and having to connect another workstation to it to give it internet access.
Sorry for the long post, I just want to get this set up!
Thanks for the read.


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Great Bikes is an exciting new bicycle business offering wholesale prices for bicycles and accessories direct to the public. We stock mainly Cruiser, Comfort and Chopper style bicycles. Brands: Micargi, Phat, Retrospec, Classic Update 2016 – Website is broken, business may no longer be active
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Dolomiti Ebikes is a leading range of electric bikes store in Melbourne, Australia. Dolomiti is a corporate body shared by young entrepreneurs passionate for modern technology. We are compelled by electric bikes to improve health and fitness, relationships and ecosystem with our outstanding and sustainable transport. Our electric bikes are made for the intent of independent transportation with high quality at very competitive price. Dolomiti ebikes store is based in the heart of Carlton where you experience an aesthetic combination of style and technology for electric bikes. Our showroom futures a wide range of electric bikes including small foldable electric […]
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The T25 is a compact, robust and affordable LED flashlight featuring a tail switch and powered by commonly available and economical AA batteries. With simple, intuitive controls and a highly efficient CREE XP-G2 R2 LED that throws a long, powerful beam while maintaining long battery life, the T25 is a great tactical or emergency light. It has three brightness levels, including a max of 250 lumens out to 413 ft, and a disorienting strobe mode, set by twisting the mode selector head. The T25 is constructed of tough hard anodized aircraft-grade aluminum, and its tail switch is well suited to tactical techniques for employing a light, allowing momentary activation as well as clicking on and off. On a duty belt, in a purse, or in a bug-out bag, the rugged and practical T25 is a great choice.
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[quote user="Redeyejedi"][quote user="nycsportzfan"][quote user="Raptor22"][quote user="nycsportzfan"][quote user="Redeyejedi"]Burfict got benched last night in ASU's loss for personal fouls. Probably will enter the draft with mountains of awful tape from this season.[/quote] I agree! I stuck up for him for awhile but i'm past all that U watched the game last night? How about Brock Osweiler? That dude can make all the throws! Super looking QB prospect in my opinion
Osweiler's my favorite QB next year... and he Damn well BETTER be able to make all the throws... his release point is only about 9 feet in the air... imagine him with a Plax or Barden type receiver (or NE's tight ends?)?[/quote] I really like Tyler Wilson as well but Osweiler is right up there! Tahj Boyd is in the mix but i want to see how he comes out after a dud last wk tonight against a solid D in S Carolina I soured on Boyd a bit lately with his erratic accuracy Osweiler Wilson and Logan Thomas are the 3 that excite me the most though A sleeper would be Glennon from Nc State
[/quote]Tyler Bray and Aaron Murray are the 2 best in my opinion. Logan Thomas is very intriguing prospect though[/quote] I knew i was forgetting someone! Aaron murray is right up there for me as well! Bray isn't quite as high but i see the intrigue I'd go like this with rankings
1 Tyler Wilson QB Ark
2 Brock Osweiler QB Arz St
3 Aaron murray QB GA
4 Logan Thomas QB Tech
5 Bray and Boyd