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Three weeks have flown by since that fateful Sunday before Thanksgiving, when we drove a circuitous route through west central Wisconsin and back to Minnesota, on the mission to pick up our new chocolate Labrador puppy.
To say that the time since has been a life-changing experience would be a major understatement. Other expressions, like "eye-opener" or "reality check," come to mind, too!
My wife and I, empty nesters now that our children are off at college, had forgotten much of what comes with this stage of a dog's life; our last puppy-raising experience was more than a decade ago.
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Hold-time and lap-time are important for bonding, as inconvenient as that sometimes can be in a busy person's life. If you ever want to feel wanted, just get a puppy!
Housebreaking a puppy, like potty training an infant, is not high on my list of enjoyable activities, but it's at the top of the list of things that must be done to make living with a young dog tolerable.
Having a well-organized home and an adult dog for more than a dozen years, followed by three dogless years, my wife and I had a long time to forget how much work housebreaking can be, and how much vigilance it demands.
"Who's watching the puppy?" soon becomes the most frequently uttered phrase in the household.
The housebreaking process can even lead to fleeting moments of "buyer's remorse," especially when the puppy is going through those dark-of-the-night "airings," as it gradually develops bladder capacity to last the night.
The books say that a 2-month-old pup can last for about three hours between trips outside. Simple math leads to the inescapable conclusion that a new owner will likely get up at least twice during the nights at first, so their youngster can answer nature's call.
If you're lucky, the pup will go right back to sleep, and you'll do the same. But that's not always the case, as puppy may conclude that it's playtime, or meal time, and howl at being put back in its kennel box or crate for the duration of the night.
This period is not conducive to an owner's morning cheerfulness. The pup can catch up on its sleep any time, but the rest of us who can't easily grab a cat-nap are not so lucky. One may even be tempted to resort to those TV-advertised multi-hour energy supplements that sound too good to be true!
If you want a well-behaved dog, and who doesn't, as well as a working companion to accompany you when you hunt, there is an urgency that rears its head while Sport is still mastering his housebreaking. A puppy is most teachable and, more important, most likely to develop into a dog that wants to please you, during the period from about 7 to 20 weeks.
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Understanding which NEC ampacity table to use when sizing circuit protection, and how to determine the minimum ampacity of your conductors
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Understanding which NEC ampacity table to use when sizing circuit protection, and how to determine the minimum ampacity of your conductors
I question your calculation of the ambient temp correction.
I belive you should use Table 310.15B2a based on 30 deg C coordinated with 30 deg C in Table 310.15B(16).
THHN is rated at 90 deg C, so the 90 deg C column can be used for ambient correction. At 125 deg F, the factor is 0.76 (90 C column table 310.15B2a).
25 A (90 C column table 310.15B(16)) x 0.76 = 19A.
Final result is 14AWG, but with the correct method of ambient temp correction calculation.
The NEC is a bit confusing on the issue of temperature correction. I personally can't decipher the answer just from reading 310.15. But the NEC does provide a way to find the answer.
First, here is why I used the 60 DegrC column. We're using the 60DegrF column of the table, not the 90DegrF column. So it seems logical you would also use the 60DegrF temperature adjustment factors. Even though THHN is rated at 90 DegrC, for purposes of ampacity for this circuit it's rated at 60 DegrC because its terminations are rated at 60 DegrC [110.14(C)].
That said, I see why you might use the 90 DegrC column; we are derating the conductor and not the terminations. Or are we? That approach assumes the terminations are not also in that elevated temperature space. Example D3(a) in Annex D presents such a scenario.
If you look at Example D3(a), you will find clarification on this question. The question being do we use the conductor's maximum temperature rating or do we use the temperature rating of the circuit when selecting the temperature correction factor column?
The answer is we use the temperature rating of the circuit. One place you can see this illustrated in Example D3(a) is under the heading "Ungrounded Feeder Conductors" and please note what it says in the surrounding explanations.
Also, read 310.15(A)(2) and 310.15(A)(3).
I'd like to draw your attention to the fact that the fundament for load calculations is based on Article 220. In the case of branch circuits please refer to 220.10 and in the particular case of general-use lighting circuits, please refer to Table 220.12
For this example: "Let's apply the process we've learned to sizing the OCPD and conductors for a 480V branch circuit consisting of six 400W lights.
Here's the 7-step process...:"
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I do like the aquaclears. I have 3 of them. Ill look into the gas exchange cuz I'm getting conflicting information. The plant guru and my LFS whom I trust fully told me I want no surface agitation whatsoever. So again ill look into it. And if I'm heavily enough planted and have a light bioload won't my plants provide more than enough oxygen for my fish?
when you have water agitation ie: HOB flow, anything in the air gets dissolved in the water including co2. Now water holds co2 at a constant at about 3ppm. it does not matter how much water agitation/flow there is, your water will only hold that much co2. The only way you can increase co2 is when you inject. then you need very little surface agitation to try to keep it at that level. Problem with no water movement is that things could build up on the surface ie: silt preventing gas exchange (co2/oxygen/etc.) and choke out your plants and fish
In a low-tech tank surface agitation is a good thing. The high-tech guys avoid it because they are trying to maintain an unnatural imbalance of gasses in their tank. A low-tech tank is just trying to maintain a natural balance. As plants use CO2 throughout the day you need to replenish it. The only low-tech source of CO2 is the air. Just like surface agitation provides oxygen for fish as they pull it from the water surface agitation provides CO2 for the plants as they pull it from the water.
As for the filter, I'm quite happy with the Tom's Mini Canister. It does a great job on a small tank. It is a pain to service. And it needs to be serviced pretty often due to its small size. But I doubt you can beat it for the price.
Having said that, I just ordered all the stuff to build a mattenfilter for our twenty-gallon. It's cheap, low maintenance, and seems to be quite effective from what I've seen. Mine cost more than the Tom's canister did. But that's because I'm using a powerhead to run it instead of an airlifter. It's still cheaper than a canister or HOB for a twenty-gallon.
|I do like the aquaclears. I have 3 of them. Ill look into the gas exchange cuz I'm getting conflicting information. The plant guru and my LFS whom I trust fully told me I want no surface agitation whatsoever. So again ill look into it. And if I'm heavily enough planted and have a light bioload won't my plants provide more than enough oxygen for my fish?
I've always been rather fond of the aquaclear HOBs, and thought they were a pretty good filter for the money spent. I've been out of the hobby for a bit, but I'm pretty sure I got at least a couple-few years continuous use out of mine without trouble, and with minimal maintenance. Are you using a prefilter? I've almost always used prefilters on my tanks when I've had a HOB or a cannister. Mostly for the welfare of the critters, but even a tiny snail can cause some damage knocking about the impeller chamber.
As to the gas exchange bit, that's only a real concern if you are injecting CO2 (I'm pretty sure one of the defining aspects of 'low-tech' is a lack of CO2 injection). Any sort of surface movement/turbulence/etc. will primarily work towards bringing the ratio of dissolved gasses in the water in line with what is present in the atmosphere. (something like ~79-80%N2, ~19-20%O2, ~1-2% of Argon, and then traces of everything else) So if you are injecting CO2 into your tank, then gas exchange will reduce it. on the other hand, it will also bring in O2, which is necessary both for your critters, and for the biofilter.
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Angle? I'm confused by that.
How to explain this. The roots grow downward into the sand. The rhizome grows horizontal above the sand. I point the rhizome in the direction I want it to grow out noting that the growth end always has newer leaves.
I have not seen any pictures of Anubias in the wild, but I can not imagine they always grow trees.
|So what do you do then? Plant it on an angle?
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Although it is very popular and attractive to anchor Anubias to the hardscape, it is not absolutely necessary. Anubias grow just fine planted in the substrate. I have them growing in sand and in gravel.
The key is that the rhizome must not be concealed by the substrate. Once it is covered it will soon allow leaves to fall away. But I am not sure if the plant dies or becomes dormant once all the leaves fall off. I will find out here shortly as I have one in such a state. I plan on uprooting the rhizome and giving the plant some time.
|The anubias I know I have to anchor to something. I have 2 pieces of driftwood in there now I just have to figure out how to the it to that while its in place. There's slate in the bottom of the driftwood to help it sink and that's covered by sand. The only ones I know I want for sure is the dwarf chain sword and the anubias
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|I have had the C. Wendtii and H. Difformis and anubias in a 10 Gallon. The wendtii is perfect for the back 3rd of the tank if you plan on keeping for more than a year to let it grow in. The difformis (my favorite) just does not have enough headroom to look its best in a 10. With regular trimming it will begin to form offshoots sideways to try and take over more real estate. To much trouble for me so I moved it al back to a larger tank. Of courese the anubias will do well in the front half. The repens may also be high maintenance in a 10 but only have kept it in a 38G (20" tall).
-ludwigia repens
-egeria densa
-hygrophila difformis
-hygrophila corymbosa
-echinodorus tenellus
-anubias nana
-cryptocoryne wendtii
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That's the list of plants I want to choose from. Any input would be great. As far as how hard some are to grow special requirements etc. also best placement
|Thanks. I've had mbuna for over a year and nothing. So hopefully this will be the one
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|Best of luck breeding. By doing so you prove that a 10 is indeed not to small. For what better way to express the health and well being of a creature than to have them produce offspring. Except Humans of course.
|I've had this Aquaclear for about 3 years or so? And I have cleaned everything I have taken it apart and this is the 3rd impeller I've bought for it. My ac110 makes the noises on occasion as well. It never stops running tho my ac20 runs the filter dry then sits there and burns up. Usually late at night while I'm at work. Scares my son. Anyways I'm gonna take it and put it in my mbuna tank as a redundancy filter. I know my fish won't produce that much. I was hoping enough for slow growth tho which is what I'm looking for, slow steady growth. And my local plant guy that everybody swears by told me use powerhead a and HOB filters if I'm gonna dose CO2 but he said if not then the surface Gitation is gonna pull CO2 out and replace with oxygen. Good for fish bad for plants. Ill research it all and determine what ill do from there. But at this moment I'm leaning towards a canister called "rapids mini pro canister" claims 80GPH but probably does closer to 60 is bet. But the good thing is it has an adjustable spray bar so I can point it down for no agitation or slightly up and let the water ripple. I know most people will tell me it's a bad idea but I'm going to stock my tank with a breeding pair of pelvicachromis pulcher. Little big for the tank but a breeder I'm friends with wants to try something new and has been breeding this pair ina 10g for 3 years so it can be done. Doubt I will have Tom for dithers or anything tho. I've had them before the dig a bit but are very gentle on plants at least in my experiences. Ill be getting about 45-50 PAR at the center if the tank and about 25-30 at the edges. Should I be able to grow most species if plants? Regardless if their lighting needs? I wanted a carpet of baby tears but my plant guy said I NEED CO2 injection for that or at least flourish excel. I have a list of about a dozen ants I want but I don't know which ones are suitable
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Hardly a day goes by without housing affordability appearing as a headline in the news.
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After some hassle with keys, we were able to gain access to an apartment for the next few days (Brandon's old apartment) - and it was awesome! . . spacious, 12 foot ceilings, parlor doors, and a balcony looking out over the Danube. Now this we could call home for a while. On our first night, we went out to a delicious dinner and later to a very popular out-door bar for drinks where we met up with some of Brandon's friends.
The next day we set out to do some Hungarian sightseeing. With our great location we were able to easily set out on foot and cross the Danube to explore Buda and Castle Hill. This trek yielded spectacular views of the winding river below and Hungarian Parliament building. We wandered the cobblestone streets above the city before heading home.
Cricket game and BBQ last night
We headed out by train the next day to watch Brandon's cricket match. Aaron got a chance to also play, while the girls looked on from the shade. It was good fun and ended with eating some pizza at the train station on the way back. Upon our return we went shopping and purchased a new digital SLR camera with zoom lens. (Our other camera had died and it was time to upgrade anyway, as Africa was up next in the trip!)
Our last night we had a BBQ/goodbye party at our apartment. We awarded Brandon with a "gold medal" for best cricket player, ate tasty Australian cooked BBQ (tho no shrimp on our barbie) while enjoying our last views of the Danube from our balcony and with the people we'd met. What a wonderful and perfect stop on our trip. Thanks again to Brandon and his friends for making it so much fun!


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and my original statement was to suggest that the NYT is a way better news source than Televised news or Rush. NYT is obviously not perfect
You would do well in life if you stayed away from news like that, FOX News, MSNBC, CNN ect and open up a paper called the New York Times which acctually writes about the news instead BS opinions that are only stated to trash the opposition and further the gain of their own political party.
Laughing at everyone in this thread going out of their way to let it be known how much they hate Limbeaugh.
Laughing at everyone in this thread going out of their way to let it be known how much they hate Limbaugh
One has a growing audience and the other is on the brink of constant bankruptcy with declining circulation.
With a little luck and another batch of "generation morons", the old grey lady may survive.
but I'd be very careful in assuming that the goddammed New York Times is not politically motivated.
The truly best bet is to get your news from multiple sources, and meet in the middle. Thats probably where the truth lies anyways.
I like the international edition of TIME
What do you think about the possibility of a second league?
What do you think about the possibility of a second league?
and then possibly have a unfavorable ruling in the concussion lawsuits that result in more rule changes (ala turning games into the Pro Bowl), you might see interest start to decrease.
The only way to fix this is to change the rules to allow bounty programs across the board.
There is definitely room for a new league...one that parallels older rules of the game. Stop with the rules that make porcelian QB's and glass Recievers. Let Defense play the way the game was intended to be played.
The current state of the NFL is the result of a monopoly that has no competition and can do what it pleases. We hve now seen up close and personal what the NFL Commisioner is capable of - plenty of ugliness paving the way to a potential corporate suicide.
If nothing else competition created by a new league would cause the NFL to buckle up it's own chin strap and get real about the game. Hopefully, over the long run the NFL would improve.
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Velma W. Ellingson, 93, of St. Peter, Minn., formerly of Crosslake, Minn., and Frost, Minn., died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, at Benedictine Living Community of St. Peter.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013, at the Brenny Funeral Chapel in Crosslake, Minn., with Pastor Greg Larsen officiating. Family and friends are invited to gather one hour prior to services. Private interment will take place in Ellendale, Minn. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to Crosslake Lutheran Church or Alzheimer's Association.
Velma was born Feb. 6, 1919, in Elgin, Minn., the daughter of Fred and Nellie (Rice) Weber. Following high school, Velma graduated from Winona State Teachers College. She was united in marriage to John R. Ellingson in 1943. She continued her education and received a Bachelor's degree in education in 1966 and also did graduate studies. She first taught in a one-room schoolhouse near Elgin, then in Marietta, Minn., and finally in Frost, Minn. The couple retired to the Crosslake area in 1975.
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She was loved dearly and will be missed by her son, Gary (Jane) Ellingson, of North Mankato, Minn.; daughter, Jayne (Tom) Skiba, of Ramsey, Minn.; and five grandchildren, Jana and Emily Ellingson, Randy, Jennifer and Rob Skiba.
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Coincidence? Consider the events of just the past few weeks. The NBA finals pit a team led by an American player — the Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron "King James" James, much hyped as the next Michael Jordan — against the San Antonio Spurs, a team featuring a bunch of foreign guys. The foreign guys blew out the team with the American superstar, and the MVP of the series was Tony Parker, who was born in France. Yes, France.
Not that this is anything new for the NBA these days. A few weeks earlier, the league announced the winner of its MVP award: Dirk Nowitzki, a German. His victory breaks a two-year stranglehold on the trophy held by Steve Nash, a Canadian.
Two weeks ago, golf's US Open was captured by Angel Cabrera, an Argentinean. Cabrera's win meant that, as those with scorecards at home already know, this most prestigious of all golf tourneys hasn't been won by an American for four years.
This past week, 2008's presumed Democratic presidential front-runner, Hillary Clinton, after much ballyhoo, finally chose a campaign song. Her quest for the presidency — that's president of America — will take Celine Dion's "You & I" as its soundtrack. It's a mawkish tune which a) sucks, and b) was originally written for an Air Canada commercial and is sung by a chanteuse from Charlemagne, Quebec, which, I'm pretty sure is north of the 49th parallel.
And in May, the nation — as it now does every year — came to a halt to watch the finale of American Idol, a show that crowns a young American under-thirtysomething as the cream of our national singing crop. What can be more American than that, you ask? Hmm. Perhaps a show less Simon-ized. Idol was created by Simon Fuller (a Brit), developed by Simon Jones (a Brit), and has as its de facto figurehead and true star Simon Cowell (a Brit). Co-executive producer, along with Fuller, is Nigel Lythgoe (a Brit). Happy Fourth of July.
Some of my best friends are foreign …
Mind you, we're not outraged by the impressive achievements of French basketball players and Canadian songstresses. We're not xenophobic Fox News watchers. We don't have posters of Lou Dobbs over our beds and assault rifles under them. We love people with funny names and with peculiar-smelling cuisines. And we fully buy into the fact that America is a big ol' melting pot, and we totally want to hold hands and buy the world a Coke.
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Intellectual property (IP) is a legal concept which refers to creations of the mind for which exclusive rights are recognized. Under intellectual property law, owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets, such as musical, literary, and artistic works; discoveries and inventions; and words, phrases, symbols, and designs. Common types of intellectual property rights include copyright, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights and in some jurisdictions trade secrets.
Basically each property that has a Unique Copyright is an I.P.
Because they keep saying IP all they mean is the new game will have it's own Copyright and Trademark. It does not mean it is a new franchise. Now I would love to see a new franchise from Blizzard since for the last 14 years they have only made games for 3 franchises.
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Silicon & Synapse games
RPM Racing
Battle Chess (Windows and Commodore 64 ports)
Battle Chess II: Chinese Chess (Amiga port)
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, Vol. I (Amiga port)
Castles (Amiga port)
MicroLeague Baseball (Amiga port)
Lexi-Cross (Macintosh port)
Dvorak on Typing (Macintosh port)
The Lost Vikings
Rock n' Roll Racing
Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
The Lost Vikings was the only Game that Silicon & Synapse developed on it's own all the other games where ports and Licensed properties. (I.E. paid to make a game for someone else.)
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Honestly, I would still rather the ads just be for some kind of "free to play" account. Let me pay my monthly fee and get a clean experience. If I have to pay $15-20/mo AND get inundated with real-world ads I'm gonna be a little pissed. 99.9% of ads don't work on getting me to buy anything, and usually will make me want to NOT buy it, actually.
A few articles about the likelyhood of Blizzard including in-game advertising.
Personally I don't think blizzard would throw in advertisements all willy nilly like apps such as pandora.
Probably someone already thought of it but maybe a real world theme. Add's signs will be on the roads something like that.
job listing these articles are referencing has potential.
This I'll buy as in game "ads". The one posted earlier wasn't even close.Work with major consumer brands to facilitate product placement and licensing within the world of Blizzard Entertainment's next-gen MMO that enhances the gameplay experience.
This is...fairly old (circa Sept '12) but I haven't seen much press on it.
One of Blizzard's senior artists posted some images on his personal blog which are fairly detached from the Wow/SC universe. His art has become very cyberpunk in style...could this be the art style of Blizzard's next mmo?
Kotaku Article
His personal blog
I suppose it is possible, sure. I don't think it particularly likely though. I would imagine that posting something like unreleased concept art would get him in quite a bit of trouble with Blizzard. Plus, even with the various releases Blizzard has put out, I do not recall any concept art ever being leaked early. So in my opinion the chances of this being a legitimate hint about Titan are close to zero.
All this complaining is simply further proof that Blizzard could send each and every player a real-life wish-granting flying unicorn carrying a solid gold plate of chocolate chip cookies wrapped in hundred dollar bills, and someone would whine that Blizzard sucks for not letting them choose oatmeal raisin.
This is Nick Carpenter (whose Cairne digi sculpt is amazing btw) but I'd say no, any similarity here with Titan would be superficial, you may be able to pick up on his style in the same way you can pick up on Warcraft's style in Samwise's non Warcraft art, but they would be very very very careful about leaking a single thing Titan in any way even on their private blogs. It's very nice though and shows how great Titan's art team lead is at,... arts.
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About a week and a half ago I placed a pollen patty in both hives. Dont know if that was it, but the weak hive is bringing in the pollen as well as the strong hive.(in proportion to the population variance between the two hives.)
Could be that there was a supersedure or the patty stimulated the queen to start laying, who knows.
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#11 Thu 10 Apr 08 7:15pm
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Re: Knives in a Nutshell
I know I'm not Ben, but will offer the opinion that Victorinox Fibrox knives are perfect for a trainee chef to use.
#12 Fri 11 Apr 08 3:02am
Re: Knives in a Nutshell
Congratulations on your son being accepted into chef's school! I actually agree with ian1969uk on this one :P Victorinox Fibrox are great knives for a trainee chef. Victorinox Fibrox are easy to sharpen so the class on sharpening should be a breeze, they don't cost a fortune and knives sometimes go 'missing' at chef's school (ie. stolen by some lame-brained fellow student), they won't shatter if dropped, etc. etc. The one thing I'll say negatively about Victorinox Fibrox at chef school is when they teach you how to properly grip a knife (partially on the handle and partially 'pinching' the blade between your thumb and forefinger) the large Fibrox handle is maybe not as comfortable as a good European knife that has a slim riveted handle.
The first set of knives is rarely a chef students last set of knives or the set of knives they will use throughout their career. Of course your son will be the envy of school if he shows up to classes with a set of Wusthof Classics but I would suggest following ian1969's advice and go with Victorinox Fibrox until your son has the hang of things (ie. maybe year two?). Then maybe start with a knife or two from Wusthof or Henckels and slowly build him a collection of great knives that will last his career.
The school will probably give him a list of knives they suggest coming to classes with but in my past experience of equipping young soon-to-be chefs he only needs 5 knives to start with: an 8" or 9" Chef knife, a 5" boning knife (semi-rigid), a 9" or 10" bread knife, and a couple paring knives. They will also require him to bring a sharpening steel. But do not buy a ceramic or diamond steel, purchase a regular steel... most schools insist upon it.
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#13 Fri 11 Apr 08 10:38am
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Re: Knives in a Nutshell
Ian and Ben,
Thankyou so so so much for your advice it is really so appreciated and helpful and I will certainly look at the ones suggested. Ben I also like your advice of building his knives up gradually that is actually a fab idea so again thankyou bucket loads...
Hope to speak to you both again and have a fantastic day..
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#14 Sat 12 Apr 08 12:34am
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Re: Knives in a Nutshell
OK I look forward to people wanting to kill me for this statement but first let me say that I do love Wusthof knives.
If you are looking for a very reasonably priced set of knives check out Martha Stewarts Knife set with block. It's probably only available in the US or Canada at Macy's.
I bought a set for my mom for Christmas and we have been very satisfied with them. She's not out to be a chef so these were perfect for her amount of cooking.
I have used cheap knives that cost $30 a set and I have used my Wusthof. The cheap ones handles break to easily and the Wusthof are just to expensive for the average home kitchen.
Martha Stewart's are perfect for an around the house set and they hold a good edge.
They usually sell for $150.00 US but Macy's always has a good sale on kitchenware I bought mine for $99.99
It included 4 steak knives, a paring knife, 2 Santoku knives, 2 Chef knives, 1 Bread knife, 1 Sharpening thing-a-ma-jiggy, plus one or two other knives.
The Santoku knives are my favourite.
#15 Sun 13 Apr 08 7:09pm
Re: Knives in a Nutshell
Hey Carlos,
I'm not going to put down Martha Stewart knives too much. They, like Victorinox, are a good bang for the buck. I've attempted to professionally sharpen a few in the past with mixed success but I do have to admit, other than that, my experience with them is very limited. However, I had an opportunity to speak with a few of my old colleagues in the industry and although they all said they were decent knives, they also all said the same thing about Martha Stewart knives, "quality control is sh*t". If you are in the market for Martha Stewart knives, open several sets in the store and look at the edge, then feel the edge... pick and choose the best few knives to complete a set. Apparently some people have bought Martha Stewart knives, took them home and found that the knife edges were all burred or extremely dull!! This is inexcusable in my opinion but for $100 a set, I guess having someone inspect the knives before packing was just too expensive for multi-millionaire Martha.
Some other Martha Stewart knife notes:
Comfy handle, easy to sharpen, good corrosion resistance and durability, below average edge retention, and very poor quality control. Highly recommend having them professionally sharpened before use in the kitchen.
#16 Sun 13 Apr 08 7:32pm
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Re: Knives in a Nutshell
Well I am certainly not wanting to kill you Mac but I have to be honest with you I am so over joyed with my son that I am prepared to pay anything really so that he can be the best (its a mom thing I think) and I have even threatened him that when he is on Ready Steady Cook I shall be showing baby photo's of him to Ainsley Harriet (if he is still doing it then of course).. Seriously though I just want him to achieve his dream and I of course am behind him all the way. Thankyou for your advice though and I certainly will give them a look and hope to speak again soon.
#17 Sun 20 Apr 08 8:41pm
Re: Knives in a Nutshell
Shun are nice but in my opinion over-priced. The low-end Shuns (the Classics) with the laminated blade sure look pretty but the knife edge of VG-10 stainless steel heat treated to Rockwell hardness 61 is just too fragile for kitchen duty. That, and the requirement for being proficient with a sharpening stone (preferrably Japanese water stone), I don't recommend them for the average kitchen.
Don't get me wrong, Shun are very nice knives... very sharp and very pretty. But for the price, I'd recommend a good German forged kitchen knife for most people's kitchens. However, if you are into making your own sushi, pick up a Shun Pro Yanagiba and a Shun Pro Nakiri... they are one of the best of their kind (without going to carbon steels).
PS I own a couple of the Pro series that I use for fresh herbs, the thickness of blade is incredible on the 5" Deba...
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Re: Knives in a Nutshell
I really like the look and feel of this kyocera black zirconia nakiri knife, but it is'nt really something i would use enough to buy.
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Re: Knives in a Nutshell
Thanks for the summary. I'm looking at buying a new knife at the moment and some of them are really, really expensive in Norway. Maybe I have to look into buying online
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#20 Wed 23 Apr 08 11:21pm
Re: Knives in a Nutshell
I'm not surprised about the expensive knives in Norway. Some of the most famous laminated steels are Norwegian. If you don't find a good deal online, let me know. Maybe we can do a trade... Wusthof for a custom Per Arne Berg? Just kidding... mostly...


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Two days at sea to Pitcairn Island, passed calmly except for a minor explosion on the Sea View deck that I caused. While trying to open a small cereal box, I yanked too hard and it erupted. To the lady sitting behind me it was a shower of Raisin Bran flakes, and to the crew member who happened to be watching, it was a mess he had to clean. Mary slid down in her chair trying to appear invisible. I just smiled like an idiot. My other problem is trying to open the little box of milk that has a bent straw attached to it. I can't get that opened either. I now take my pocket knife to breakfast.
We have seen nothing while at sea this time but the Pacific Ocean and the sky – no birds, no vessels
As Captain Olav predicted we arrived at Pitcairn Island at 9:15 AM. From a distance it looked like a large rock tossed into the sea. It is the home of 45 stalwart souls. It was first discovered by the crew of the HMS Swallow, July 3, 1767. The mutineers of the ship Bounty set Captain William Bligh adrift and brought the ship to the island in 1790 then sunk the Bounty just offshore where it presently resides. The mutineers settled the island and the inhabitants are their descendents.
The only access to the island is by ship. It is 3,157 nautical miles from Callao, Peru, and 1,187 nautical miles from Tahiti. Olav did not drop anchor. Instead, he let the engine idle. A crowded long boat emerged from shore. It looked like it contained the entire population of the island. When it reached us they began to unload boxes, bags, buckets, and various small containers. Soon there was a crafts market set up on the Lido Deck surrounding the pool. Since we couldn't go to them, they came to us. How cool is that?
What happened next was a complete surprise. It reminded me of throwing raw meat into a tank of sharks
In the meantime Captain Olav made two circumnavigations of the island, secure in his pilot house. The long boat returned to the ship; everything was off loaded; we gave them boxes of food, necessities, and Olav's favorite beer; and off they went back to their island. First, however, they made a pass by the ship and waved and yelled as all of us cheered.
It was a remarkable and interesting event in the middle of the ocean that we will not forget. At 2:20 PM we left Pitcairn Island behind for two more days at sea to Tahiti. We've now sailed 5,208 nautical miles from Fort Lauderdale, and as the song says, "we've only just begun."


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Holly Palmer, this week's United Dairymen of Idaho's Distinguished Student award winner, describes herself as a well-rounded nerd.
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Lovely flat heart of Marais (G03414)
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|Rue Debelleyme, 75003 Paris, Frankrike
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Apartment's equipments at your disposal: internet access by WiFi or cable, TV with international channels, clothes line, coffee machine, cooking plates, dryer, freezer, fridge, kettle, micro wave, oven, toaster, vacuum cleaner, washing machine, iron, iron table, household sheets, towels...
Living/Dining room approx. 194 sqft, with two windows facing west, furnished with: book-case, 4 chairs, coffee table, desk, dinner table, fireplace, a sofa bed 2 persons, wooden floor
Bedroom approx. 97 sqft, with a window facing West on a quiet street, furnished with: bedside table, closet, a double bed, wooden floor
Bathroom: bathtub with shower, a washbasin, hair-dryer
Additional information:electric heating, intercom, no smoking, wooden floor
This area is known as fashionable and trendy and boutiques seem to spring up daily. It is close to many places like the Centre Georges Pompidou, Place de l'hotel de Ville, le square du Temple, Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers, Place de la Republique. This area is the center and the oldest part of Paris, and contains many of its museums, art galleries and historic sites, including Picasso Museum and the Place des Vosges. Many shops and stores are close to the apartment in rue de Bretagne: bakery, butchery, supermarket, open air market (marche des enfants rouges), theater, restaurant, cafe, drugstore.
The nearest metro station is Filles du Calvaire.
If you arrive early or leave late, you can store your luggage in an automatic locker located nearby: City Locker (Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est, Le Marais, Hotel de Ville, Chatelet, Saint-Germain, Saint-Michel, Notre Dame, Opera, Madeleine, Saint-Lazare)
HusreglerRegular check-in time is between 2pm and 8pm (after 8pm only self check-in is possible).
For arrival on Sunday/bank holidays, 50 euros will be charged.
An early check-in between 10am and 2pm is available for an extra charge of 50 euros (if the apartment is available).
Regular check out time: before 10 am
For departure on Sunday/bank holidays, 50 euros will be charged
Based on availability and at least with a 24 hours notice, a late check-out between 10am and noon is available for an additional cost of 50 euros.
We will ask you to sign a rental agreement, to respect your obligations and not to smoke in the apartment.
For rentals over 21 days, you will have to pay your consumption of electricity and gas (on meter reading).
The security deposit is equal to the amount of the rent for rentals of less than 21 days (Possibility of taking an imprint bank card with Visa or Mastercard).
For rentals between 21 days and 6 months, we charge one month's rent, and 2 months rent for rentals of more than 6 months.
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Everything was ok in the apartment. Very clean and the equipment was fine. We had a pleasant stay. Thanks a lot.
Lovely apartment
It was the same flat we rented last year,so we did like it, otherwise we wouldn't have. The only change was we didn't meet anyone this year, not even for check-in and that was a little disconcerting at the beginning. But everything went fine, citylocker included, and Diane via email and the people on the phone were really helpful. We hope to rent it again next year.
The app looks pretty much like the picture show, clean and charm. getting keys and check out was easy. Very nice place close to metro,buses.Thank you!
I thought everything worked out OK, but I think it was a little poor information about the arrival and also when we left nobody came to check on the apartment. Also I thought it was very dusty and the bedding didn't fit to the duvet. The location though, was very good.
Everything's alright! We'll come back again!
The apartment is charming and comfortable. Located in the central area of Paris, it is an optimal choice to visit and living in this wonderful city. The owner and the agency were available for all our needs and inquires.
This was a lovely apartment in a great position. Although the area is not particularly picturesque, the apartment was within spitting distance of a metro station, restaurants, supermarkets etc. and an easy walk to the river, Notre Dame, Latin Quarter, several museums etc.
The apartment was fully equipped with everything required for a pleasant stay, immaculately clean and very spacious for a Parisian property. Comfy beds too.Our friends were happy to sleep in the bunks and the four of us had plenty of room
The one fault we encountered - a leaking hose from the dishwasher, was dealt with promptly and our encounters with the very pleasant team members for receipt and return of keys was professional and problem free
Our only complaint was a minor one - the towels provided were very thin and small and more than one per person plus a couple of hand towels would have been welcome.
This is a fantastic apartment in a superb location and comes highly recommended.
After we made the reservation, we got a rather unpleasant email by the agency that takes care of the flat. It mainly consisted of threatening to charge you immense fees in case you are late for the key transaction, in case you check in before 2pm, in case you dont check out between 7-9 am, in case you dont buy certain insurances they offer you, and so on....
In the end, we had a very smooth key transaction, the guy from the agency, Thomas, was very helpful and friendly, in spite of the bossy emails by the agency.
The apartment is really cute, clean and cosy, so it was really worth it.
I can honestly say, that this apartment is one of the best apartments I have ever stayed at in Paris. I would recommend to everyone. This apartment is located in the heart of Paris, enabling you to go wherever you desire. The metro station is about 1 minute walk, which makes travelling highly enjoyable and hassle free. The apartments also has everything you need or desire. There are also many supermarkets around and restaurants, which makes for a very good evening out.
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