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We stayed almost a week in Berlin and used the apartment for breakfast and a last drink. Our kids (age 11 and 12) had the separate room, we had the big bed in the living. Smart solution: normalily with a 2room apartment the parent ends up on the sofabed! It was very quiet and clean. Prenzlauer berg is a relaxed area, nice shops, good coffee and close to public transport.
Great place for 3-4 persons, right in the cosy area of Prenzlauer Berg, close to cool shops, trams, U-bahn etc. The apartment is quiet in a preserved beautiful building, the bathroom is big, and the are beds comfortable. Modern style kitchen, higly appreciated. We really recommend this object to anyone.
Nice apartment in the middle of beautiful Prenzlauer Berg. There are great restaurants right outside down the street, a park and access to public transportation nearby. The apartment faces the back of the house which is a typical enclosed space with windows and balconies facing each other. One does not have traffic noise but the noise from conversations on balconies across from you can be even more annoying. This is only an issue on warm days in the summer when people have parties on weekends which spill over on the balcony. If it gets too much just step on your balcony and ask them to go inside. It worked for us but we had to do it at 11 pm and again at 1 pm. the first night. The second night was fine. The apartment has an entry hallway, a living/bedroom/kitchen all-in-one, a separate very small bedroom with a loft bed. The bed in the main room is comparable to a queen size bed with two mattresses (typical for German beds) and very comfortable. The beds in the small bedroom are narrower and only suited for very slim persons (not taller than 5'8") or children. This bedroom has a door and a window. In this bedroom you will also find a travel cot for babies and a high chair for toddlers. The curtains in both rooms are darkening curtains since there are no blinds or "Rolladen" in the building. The kitchenette is very basic and good for preparing breakfast. There is a fridge, toaster, coffee maker, hot water maker. The bathroom is spacious. The apartment is on the fourth floor (3. Stock) if I remember correctly. There is no elevator! Parking is possible in front of the house for 1 Euro per hour. The owner will explain to you where to find free parking nearby but don't count on using your car every day for outings unless you want to spend a half hour each evening finding a new free spot to park you car and walk another 15 min. back to the apartment. There is no parking garage available.
Overall, we were very happy with the apartment and would rent it again.
Cozy,well-equipped and clean flat. Close to the tram and the S-bahn.
The area is quiet but full of bars, restaurants, cafés and supermarkets.
Very reccomended!
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Thank you for staying with us, it was really nice to meet you. A recommended guest.
Everything was perfect, great location, nice apartment. I took a star off because of a misunderstanding about the payment. I had already paid and when I got to Berlin I was asked to pay again. It was cleared up fairly easily and the support team from Wimdu Berlin was really helpful.
Our cozy flat in Prenzlaur Berg was perfect in many ways. It was a modern, clean and quiet space convenient to a tram and subway stop and close to many restaurants and shops. We fell in love with this part of Berlin...it was hard to leave! If we ever return to Berlin you can be sure we would want to stay in this wonderful flat again! Cie and Rob
Very nice little flat, clean and well connected: the S-Bahn stop "Prenzlauer Allee" is just around the corner.
Good value. Really quiet and friendly house and neigborhood. Plenty of shops, cafes and restaurants nearby and easy to get to anywhere in Berlin with light rail and S-Bahn. The flat is well equipped with towels etc. The bunk beds in the small bedroom are perfect for kids - not for tall adults >1,90m. Very fast responses from the owner! I would definitely consider to stay here again.
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I am a mother of a 19 month old baby girl and a wife at the age of 21. I'll be 22 in September. My husband is bound to break up our marriage. He has told me he doesn't love me anymore, he hates me,…Continue
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Dearest Briana,
You are stronger than you realize, God has clearly given you the strentgh to sustain hardships....Have a blessed weekend!
I will keep you and your husband in my prayer keep on belive and have faith GOD is always with you.
Briana my heart breaks for you as I send prayers you way. Iam much older than you and went through a seperation 17 months ago. Satan has a firm hold on my husband for he hates me as well. How can a man who took vows and made a covenent with God do this. I have realized that I must take care of myself and move forward with life for my kids sake. I pray often for my man and hope god can get a hold of his heart.
I pray the same for you and say Protect your hear and try to heal yourself for the sake of your child. Use this time to grow and change. If you want to chat more Im here for support.
May God Bless you

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Back to school: Schools see exec education resurgence from doldrums of downturn
As the recession hit the region in 2008, some of the first things businesses trimmed or cut altogether were travel and training budgets, causing a contraction in executive education classes at universities across the state.
But schools offering those classes on campus, or in tailored courses they take on the road to company boardrooms, are seeing a resurgence as businesses that made it out of the economic downturn are investing again in executive education for their employees.
Melanie Weaver Barnett, chief executive education officer at the University of Michigan's Stephen M. Ross School of Business, said that although both types of courses are increasing, more interest has been in custom programs.
"It's definitely in full swing now," Barnett said.
One of UM's newest programs is with Detroit-based DTE Energy Co., in which employees come to the Ann Arbor campus in six cohorts throughout the year, she said.
"We love it when they come to us because we like to show off the campus and Ann Arbor," Barnett said.
But more often, the professors take their class to the company itself. And about half the time, those companies are not based in the U.S., Barnett said. UM professors often travel to places like India, Hong Kong and Malaysia to teach executive education courses, which typically last a week or two, she said.
The international travel and individualized classes for many companies were just the type of things that businesses pulled back on during the recession.
Michael Tidwell, dean of the College of Business at Eastern Michigan University, said that when the economy has trouble, the training and development arms of most companies are seen as expenses that do not generate revenue and are often the first to go.
"The training and development opportunities are just starting to come back," Tidwell said.
He said that at Eastern, professors are engaged in several custom programs a year with companies in the state. But he also has seen an increase in applications for MBA programs. In addition, enrollment in the five graduate degree programs in the College of Business is up 2 percent.
At Oakland University, the story is the same in terms of increased interest again, post-recession, but also because business education itself has changed, said the university's dean of the School of Business Administration, Michael Mazzeo.
Businesses previously thought an MBA was the route to take for their employees, and while some still need that, more often now employers are seeking to craft these specialized training programs with a local university.
"We have had strong demand for (Oakland's custom programs)," Mazzeo said.
DTE was one company that discontinued such classes during the downturn, said Scott Simons, senior specialist for media relations.
"The recession prompted us to curtail discretionary spending throughout the company, including executive education," he said.
"We believe that strong leadership is a differential for organizational success," Simons said. "And that starts at the top and works its way down."
Dave Frayer, director of executive development programs at Michigan State University's Eli Broad College of Business, said MSU's executive education offerings are getting back to pre-recession levels, running between 35 and 40 custom programs annually. Frayer said during the height of the recession, only a handful of programs had to be cancelled, but the enrollment in all of the remaining programs saw a noticeable decline. In some classes where there used to be as many as 50 students, there were no more than 20 attending, he said.
And like UM, often those programs take place overseas in places like Turkey, Saudi Arabia and India.
"We follow our clients wherever they go in the world," Frayer said.
Sometimes it is because a domestic company conducts business in another country, he said, or a foreign company has heard about MSU's custom programs and reaches out for training.
EMU's Tidwell said that lately, when companies request his professors to come teach a specific topic, it is not meant to be part of a course to earn credit toward a degree.
Businesses, he said, will say they have a particular challenge and want someone to help them solve it or at least expose the company's leadership team to new ideas.
"The answer to every question is not an education program," Tidwell said. "Sometimes it's helping an organization think through an issue."
Barnett said that at UM, these are called action learning projects. "They come to us with 'we've got this big challenge and we need help,' " she said.
UM professors and Barnett's staff help craft a learning experience that almost always includes some level of capability building, but a significant portion involves working on the most pressing challenges the business has.
While Barnett could not identify the companies the university was working with, she said that in recent years her programs have helped companies develop more innovation in their global supply chain, establish a supplier base, learn about a new market and improve their customer relationship management.
"The company's strategic priorities are woven into the program," she said.
Dual benefits
It's not just the employees taking the executive education courses that benefit from the experience, said Barnett, who last year was board chair of UNICON, a global consortium of business-school-based executive education organizations.
Having her professors in the field working in these businesses and helping them solve problems gives the professors fresh, real-world experience to take back to campus and apply to their other courses.
"It enhances all the classrooms," Barnett said.
Tidwell said the higher education community often hears the criticism that it doesn't have a strong connection with the business community. Executive education classes help erase that perception, he said.
"Ultimately, what the faculty member is doing is disseminating knowledge, but learning about the business, too," Tidwell said.
Students also can benefit from job placements, using the connections the professors have made with companies, Mazzeo said. But also, he said, the companies that have worked with those schools have a familiarity with and respect for the institution because of the positive experience they had in working with the school.
"The real value is when you work with the company," Mazzeo said.
The executive education arms of the universities can provide valuable revenue streams at a time of declining investment in higher education from state government and other sources. But they also can be lucrative for the professors themselves.
Some institutions across the country have noticed a trend of companies cutting out the university as the middleman and contracting directly with a professor to train employees, Barnett said.
But at UM, she said, the faculty largely understands the importance of having a strong institution. Their loyalty to the university causes them to run any requests they receive from a business through the Ross School rather than try to do it themselves.
Professors make far less when they go through the university because they receive a small percentage of the contract with the company or a previously agreed upon amount for such assignments. Some professors who do nothing but executive education for their university would not receive any additional compensation for their work, aside from travel expenses.
At Michigan State, Frayer said no hard-and-fast rules exist for when a professor should run such a program through the university. Typically, though, if a company just wants someone to give a lecture or speak during a lunch event, the professors can do that on their own.
But where learning is the outcome, materials are needed or the business wants employees to receive course credit or some type of certificate, Frayer's office wants to get involved.
"There is a lot of flexibility," he said.
Despite it being more lucrative to do the work without going through the university, Frayer said, MSU professors more often than not go through his office, if only because of the large amount of front-end work done to design the course.
UM's Barnett said the design of an individualized program sometimes can take several months of back-and-forth with the company. Senior staff members and faculty sit down with company officials to learn what outcome they hope to achieve, come up with some design ideas and work from there, she said.
Debra Knill, human resource manager for Troy-based HMS Manufacturing Co., which designs, manufactures and markets houseware products, said that for the past two years, her company worked with officials at Troy-based Walsh College to develop a program for its managers.
Knill said the classes dealt with communication, managing team dynamics and empowerment.
The ideas for the classes came from top management but also from talking with managers at the company to determine what skills they thought they were lacking.
"Education," Knill said, "is a part of our core values."
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This was previously on xceed - http://www.xceedspeed.com/forums/sho...ghlight=subaru and rs25 - http://www.rs25.com/forums/f171/t136...ped-wagon.html
I just bought this a week or so ago off xceed with intentions on swapping the engine to my 99 25rs. Plans have changed, and I'm looking to sell this for what I've got into it. Car is exactly the same as I got it, other than a little cleaner and a few more miles. No extra parts mentioned in previous owners ad are included. Did not get them. $4,000.
Give me a call or text at (231)750-0571.
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1993 Subaru Impreza Wagon $7,000 OBO
2.0 JDM STi V4 RA engine swap (EJ20K). This is a nice low mileage swap that was purchased from GreatWheels. For those of you that remember the company, they had the best reputation, and only imported low mileage A+ half cuts.
Clean MI Title in hand, VIN can be provided for carfax if really needed
I bought the shell out of a junk yard with a clean title. Left front side hit a guard rail. I replaced the door shell and fender with parts from the yard. I installed a 2.5rs front bumper cover and hood. Shortly after I swapped in the STi motor. This car is an absolute blast to drive! Pulls solid to redline. I have driven this car daily, its also the greatest thing in the winter! More fun than youll have with any other type of car.
Only reason Im selling is because I bought a new fun car and a new suv. If it werent for that, Id keep this. Actually, if I had more room, Id keep this. That being said, do NOT ask if you can trade me your car for this.
Power Train:
Stock 2.0 STi V4 RA motor (EJ20K)
Oil change once a month, full synthetic
6S ECU (8K redline, more aggressive of factory ECU)
Brand NEW big orange MAF (22B)
Random brand cone air filter
Extra rebuilt trans, and spare parts trans
6 puck ceramic clutch (sprung) stock pressure plate. Clutch Dynamics
Walbro 255 pump
Blitz boost controller
Plugs replaced this year
Fuel filter replaced this year
99 Legacy GT trans installed currently. New fluid.
Rear diff fluid just changed.
94 Legacy SS front calipers, pads, rotors
DOT 4 brake flush this year
4 port master cylinder, slow leak, it needs the 3 port cylinder
STi V8 Springs, struts & mounts all the way around. These are inverted, low mileage, greased up before install, no clunks. Handles like wow!
83,272 miles
4 Hella FF1000 foglamps
Morette headlamp knockoffs
Extra set of crystal headlamps, converted to Xenon, one glass is broken.
Roof rack included, not yet installed
Needs paint, one color, or ?
Alpine CD player
Infinity speakers in rear, cant remember in front
JDM rear suede folding wagon seats
MadDad Boost gauge
MadDad EGT gauge, needs new sensor
Blitz electronic boost controller
Vehicle is wired for subs
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Including all wire diagrams, service manuals, ect that I have. They are in PDF format
Would recommend fuel / timing controller for more fun factor. Also coil on plug conversion.
Recent leak down test, over 90%, this motor is strong and problem free
Only run 94+, or turn down from stock boost (1.3bar) or it will pull timing and not be as much fun.
Comes with box of misc extra parts, basically whatever I find while going though the garage.
Windshield has a crack, lets in water, would advise replacement.
Fuel gauge reads funny, needs new sensor, I just note when it starts to fall, I fill it up.
Water temp does not read on cluster. Bad cluster, or? Subaru scan tool shows ECM reading proper temp. Id just get a water gauge if I were keeping.
Theres a lot more, Ill answer any question to the best of my abilities. Just ask. Request pics, videos, ect.
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He is our only consistent defender that makes plays.
Tuck, Osi, Kiwi, JPP even are just not cutting it. I dont care if the QB is throwing it in 2 secs or it is a running play or contain whatever this defense is stinky.
Kudos to Chase, Linval and Prince the rest have playing like garbage.


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Mine-1. Jaguar XFR2. Pontiac G8 GT3. Mazda6
Hmm, I don't know if I really have a favorite per-say. They're all definately good at different things.Obviously I have to say that I like the Ford Fusion... since I bought one. I'm still very happy with my purchase, so that'd be up there. The new Mazda6 looks so awesome, I have yet to take one for a test-drive, but would like to soon. After that I'd have to say I think the Passat is very appealing.Other than that for the FWD crowd that's about it, the rest of them are nice, but not my bag.
______________________________________________________________________Sword in my hand, Axe on my side.Valhall awaits me, Soon I will die.Bear skin on my back, Wolf jaw on my head.Valhall awaits me when I'm dead.
I actually like them all, really.Yes, even the Camry, but only in SE trim and dark gray. It's a slick-looking ride, IMO.
^^^Haha.I have alot of favorites too, Tarantino.Mine would have to be the Jag XF. Isn't that everybody's fav? :P
I didn't know that was a midsize... I thought it was a pretty big car.
Yeah it is a midsize...Compare the size of a Fusion to it.They're about the same size.Check out my thread "what's up with the speed in the new Mazda6" thread and you'll see why I put it in 3rd place.
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CTSMalibu G8 Mercury SableMazda 6is cobalt SS Midsize or campact?? if its midsize its Number 2 Lol
GM to the end.
1. Camry SE2. Accord EX3. MZ6 20094. Altima5. Fusion6. Malibu7. Passat8. Sonata9. Optimathe rest doesnt matter. but the first 6 is a tough one to place! which means they are all good competetives.
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CTSMalibuG6InsigniaAuraPassat Passat CCAlfa 159Audi A6Citroen C5E-classPeugeot 407
Oh and the G8 is a fullsize, not midsize.
getchoo136:Oh and the G8 is a fullsize, not midsize.should this only be about mainstream vehicles? whats your pick.
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getchoo136:Oh and the G8 is a fullsize, not midsize.xtreme:should this only be about mainstream vehicles? whats your pick.What does that have to do with G8 being fullsize and gave my favorite midsizers.


text: To me, a 1911 in .380 would be a waste....if you're going to conceal carry something that large, might as well have a larger caliber for sure, and if you're going to open carry, still might as well have a larger caliber. I don't know about your area, but .380 ammo is getting really expensive...... PPk's are nice, old, or new, but I don't like the weight, or the trigger, personally...not to say that they are a bad firearm, just my tastes.......won't comment on the P232..don't know enough about it........I carry a S&W Bodyguard, because it's small, I can carry with a desantis holster, it's light enough, and I have fired it enough to trust it. Is it the most accurate.....no, but I do not intend to get into firefights with it, it is for close quarters only, and for that, I trust it.......just got rid of my Beretta 84fs, nice firearm, but too bulky for carry, and I just wasn't accurate enough with it. I am slowly fazing myself away from .380....it's just getting too pricey, and it's more enjoyable for me, to shoot larger calibers. The Bodyguard's, and the LCP's, and other such models are small in the hand, and take some getting used to, and lots of practice, and even then, they are for 12 yds. or less, in my opinion. I will keep my BG .380, but it will be the only one I own going forward. Other larger caliber firearms in the compacts, are still too difficult to shoot accurately. Like everyone else, I am still waiting for the perfect firearm, but I won't hold my breath....that's why alot of people own more than one firearm, for more than one application.


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Forage production expenses and dairy cattle feed inputs need to be known.
By Patti Hurtgen,
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Few things can irritate a person like finding out they overpaid for a product or did not sell their own for its true value. In the April 8 Hoard's Dairyman "Reviewing forage and feed costs What's fair?" webinar, Mike Hutjens, University of Illinois, stressed the importance of learning the true costs of feed production so you can best manage your resources.
If you are a dairy producer and grow your own feed, how is your business enterprise calculating that expense? Do you account for land, machinery use, fertilizers, labor and transportation costs when you consider the price of the grain, silage or hay you feed to your cows? If not, there is no better time than now to really break down your costs.
There are many ways to price feed for sale or purchase. The raw cost of producing it on farm, the going rate for a similar product in the region, basing the expense on the nutritional value of the feed or the price value of the feed at the time of sale. Depending on when you purchase the feed, the market price could vary if you purchase at one time of the year and feed it at another.
On the dairy cow side, there are several formulas that get used to determine profit levels, such as feed costs per cow per day, cost to produce 100 pounds of milk per day, feed costs per pound of dry matter consumed, income over feed costs and feed efficiency. Knowing these formulas and how your individual operation fares, can help you make economic decisions of whether to sell a crop or feed it to your cows.
The Hoard's Dairyman Farm was used as a case study in the webinar. It owns and rents land for alfalfa, corn and wheat and uses custom operators for all field work. The costs of production, for both owned and rented land, need to be established to determine if they are appropriately aligned. For its alfalfa crop, the farm spreads its seeding costs over the expected lifespan of the stand, using three years as a base. Other farms, may choose to use the actual cost incurred in the planting year and not spread the expense.
Costs for alfalfa silage include chopping, bagging, trucking, inoculants and fuel. When calculating crop production and forage feeding, don't forget shrink. That lost feed can take 8 percent of the crop, according to the Hoard's Dairyman Farm numbers. And, when you are working on tight margins, that lost feed can make a difference. For the farm, the base alfalfa land charge is $643 per acre while corn is $662 per acre. Are your yields covering your costs?
If milk prices are low, home-grown feed provides flexibility and lower out-of-pocket costs. Hutjens stressed that every producer needs to know their production and feed costs so they can best manage their business.
You can watch the entire webinar here and see additional case studies on forage and feed pricing. Using the FeedVal program, which was discussed in March's webinar, can help producers evaluate nutrient value and feed costs to determine if a particular feed is a good investment, or an alternative should be found. Kemin (www.kemin.com/getmore) sponsored this April webinar. Join us next month for "No more lame excuses" when Nigel Cook, University of Wisconsin, discusses lameness issues on May 13 at noon (Central time). If you are not registered for the webinars, visit www.hoards.com/webinars to sign up.
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Art as practiced by M/M (Paris) is a cumulative affair, spreading from medium to medium in a process of endless expansion.
In the past twenty years, design has branched out in new directions, galvanizing young practitioners, sparking novel business models, and attracting worldwide attention.
It is an exciting evening for gentlemen around the world. Ermenegildo Zegna has relaunched their online website, Zegna.com.
London-based Carmen Villain released her tempestuous debut album, Sleeper, last week on Smalltown Supersound.
Beginning in May, MCA Denver presents a new exhibition and corresponding program series showcasing contemporary Mexican art and culture.
London duo Pale are set to release their debut single "Too Much" through 37 Adventures; the second artist to come from this exciting new label.
"Fame"-themed online auction to feature works by Avedon, Basquiat, Colen, Guyton, LaChapelle, Lowman, Phillips, Prince, Warhol and others
Photographed by the very talented Jakob Wagner, "Above Gobi" is a breathtaking series shot at Gobi Desert, China and Mongolia throughout 2013.
A personal series shot by Romain Laurent in February 2013 in the streets of New York City.
Street-style photographer Roza Sinaysky went wondering throughout the streets of Paris to document some of the outstanding moments in Fashion Week.
Electronic lo-fi duo AACT RRAISER officially release their new single "Northern Lights" b/w "Ghost Princess" this Fall on Manimal, followed shortly by their debut full length album TBA.
Ranging from an armored gauntlet in a First World War poster by Ludwig Hohlwein to glistening talons advertising Japanese nail polish in the 1980s, the disembodied hands in this exhibition salute, menace, manipulate, and caress.
Historically the only rival to royal families in opulence could be the ecclesial world of yesteryear, which is what Burton used as inspiration for the Alexander McQueen ready-to-wear fall 2013 collection.
The fall winter 2013 ready-to-wear collection was no different and did not disappoint. Innovative stylings and designs create a sense of wonderment, desire, and even lust.
A massive illuminated globe, with the CC logos shining on all of the store locations across the world, sat in the center of the catwalk and visually highlighted the force that Chanel is.
Marc Jacobs makes his film & acting debut in the upcoming dramatic thriller, Disconnect.
Raf Simmons and Dior brought a touch of surrealism to the runway for its fall winter 2013 ready-to-wear collection.
Bill Brandt: Shadow and Light is organized by Sarah Meister, Curator, with Drew Sawyer, Beaumont and Nancy Newhall Curatorial Fellow, Department of Photography.
Ruins in Reverse is the result of a curatorial collaboration between Tate Modern in London and the Museo de Arte de Lima in Peru, a partnership which will be celebrated by a new commission from José Carlos Martinat.
The Ocean – where Saturday, Monday's dramatic strings over minimal techno is paired with Julia's poetry and haunting vocals – tells a dark, sublime tale off love lost.
The 2013 fall winter ready-to-wear collection melded the downtown style Wang is most commonly described as with the classic shapes of the Balenciaga house.
David A. Smith recently produced a wonderful turn-of-the-century, trade-card styled album cover for popular American singer/songwriter John Mayer.
The show must go, even under sad and tragic circumstances. Missoni knows this to its core and put on a show despite Vittorio Missoni's disappearance.
Trends have a way of repeating themselves, and this collection seems to be a futuristic mod –perhaps what mod will look like in 2060 or 3060.
Dolce & Gabbana sent bloomers down the runway, but that wasn't the most shocking moment of their fall winter 2013 ready-to-wear collection. The awe-inspiring moment goes to the finale when a gaggle of models dressed in red storm the runway.


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Jaeah LeeFeb. 1, 2011 8:00 AM
On January 25, Egyptian human rights activist Hossam Bahgat stood in protest with some 15,000 others in Cairo's Tahrir Square (get MoJo's up-to-date coverage on this here). Mobile phone reception was intermittent until around midnight, when the lines were largely restored. That is, except for Bahgat's phone. "Since then my SIM card has been basically dead, not even getting any signal," he says. Reports as early as Wednesday mentioned that the government may have shut down access to Twitter and Facebook, and disabled mobile phone towers. Around 4 a.m. on Friday, Egypt underwent a nationwide internet and telecommunications blackout. An interview with Bahgat, however, reveals that Vodafone, and potentially Egypt's other mobile network operators
, may have selectively severed phone access for human rights defenders, lawyers, and political activists starting on Tuesday and continuing into the present.
"That's certainly a reason for concern," he says.
According to Bahgat, the founder and director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, what happened to his phone service also happened to at least four other human rights activists and lawyers. "People trying to reach us have been getting the message that this number is incorrect," he told me. There seemed to be only one quick way around the blockage: Shortly after noticing their mobile service was cut off, Bahgat and his colleagues purchased new phone lines.
Bahgat notes that Egyptian law gives government agencies the right to interfere with the work of private providers for the purposes of national security. "But as for the decision to suspend the phone lines selectively and the phone lines of human rights defenders, this is morally unjustifiable," he says. Vodafone, which serves Bahgat along with 43% of Egypt's mobile phone users, announced Saturday that they "had to comply with the demands of authorities." But Bahgat plans to file a lawsuit against the company for breaching consumer protections, overriding activists' right to communicate, and arbitrary interference with activists' right to privacy.
Of course, in order to file the suit, Bahgat will have to wait until the local political situation stabilizes: With the on-going leadership overhaul and curfew intact since Friday, the courts "have shut down indefinitely." "We're not sure when the courts will reopen and what type of situation we will find ourselves in," says Bahgat. If and when the courts do reopen, he is prepared for action. "This is something that I plan to pursue as soon as possible," he says. "We don't want this to become a precedent where some individuals are targeted and have their phone lines suspended because of their activism."
Tim MurphyFeb. 1, 2011 7:00 AM
First Tunisia, then Egypt, now...West Virginia? Well, no, not exactly. But delegate Larry Kump has had it up to here with his state's government. "I take pride in being a Mountaineer," says the freshman legislator—but he'd rather break his beloved state apart than see it suffer on as an economic backwater.
"Our per capita income in West Virginia is 47th in the United States; it's one of the few things we're not 50th in," Kump says. "We've lost 10,000 manufacturing jobs over the past three years. Gross Domestic Product is 49th in the nation."
He adds, "I'd prefer West Virginians stay together and just get their act together—but if they don't, I think it's a good idea to go elsewhere."
Elsewhere, in this case, means moving back in with the ex. Last week, Kump, a self-identified "libertarian grassroots populist" with tea party ties, introduced a bill in the state legislature calling for a non-binding referendum on secession. Specifically, Kump suggests that the three counties of the state's eastern panhandle break away from the mother ship and become a part of Virginia (as they were prior to 1863). His reason is simple: Kump believes the state government has created an economic climate that's holding its citizens back. West Virginia's almost heaven, in other words, but it's an awful big "almost."
"One of my favorite sayings here in West Virginia is 'Thank God for Mississippi,'* because if it wasn't for Mississippi, we'd be fiftieth in everything," says Kump (who clearly hasn't seen this map). "All you need to do is cross the border in any of the surrounding states and they're all doing much better than we are."
Kump's hardly the first person to contemplate leaving West Virginia, but his grievances are noteworthy in part because of what inspired him: Unleashing Capitalism, a 2007 pro-business manifesto edited by West Virginia University economist Russell Sobel. The book, supported by funding from the energy conglomerate Koch Industries, has become a must-read for the state's reform-minded conservatives, who tout it as a blueprint for economic growth. The state's GOP chairman called the book "our party platform" when it was first released; it's spawned a sequel (about South Carolina), and been honored by the Atlas Economic Research Foundation, a Washington-based think tank backed by Exxon-Mobil.
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Emily LoftisFeb. 1, 2011 7:00 AM
Editor's note, 6/19/12: Hosni Mubarak, sentenced to life in prison this month and in deteriorating health, was reportedly put on life support in an Egyptian military hospital on Tuesday. (Reuters initially reported that Mubarak been declared "clinically dead" by Egyptian authorities.) Below is an overview of his brutal legacy, as Egyptians ousted him from power in spring 2011.
Cario has been ablaze for the past week. As the Egyptian people have faced expired tear gas (from cans stamped "Made in America"), army tanks, water hoses, bullets, and imprisonment, it is important to know just how bad this United States-supported dictator is. Below, some examples of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's misdeeds which illustrate nicely why so many Egyptians want him out for good.
Mubarak is most well-known among human rights advocates as a serious offender of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the Convention against Torture [PDF], and Egypt's own constitution. The offenses are innumerable:
Feb. 1, 2011 6:30 AM
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Any other members out there?
Anyway, from Janet Macpherson:
We will meet this Thursday, October 18th at the Larimer County Extension Office, 1525 Blue Spruce Drive Fort Collins, (directions below) at 7 pm. Tom Theobald, long time beekeeper and past president (for 31 years) of the Boulder County Beekeepers Association will be our speaker.
Tom has run double queen hives for many years and will share with us the why and how of keeping two queens in one hive.
Hope to see you there!
Directions to the Larimer County Cooperative Extension Office from
I-25 to the Mulberry Street exit. Go west on Mulberry (Hwy 14) to
Lemay Ave. which is between Supermarket Liquor and the golf course.
This is the fifth stop light from I-25.
Turn right onto Lemay and go north one and one-half miles to Conifer
(On the way there, you'll go across Lincoln Ave [by Super Wal-Mart], a
set of railroad tracks, and Vine Drive).
There is a Texaco fuel station on the west side of Lemay and Conifer is
that intersection.
Turn left onto Conifer and go 7/10 mile west to Blue Spruce. The road
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Turn right onto Blue Spruce and go 3/10 mile NORTH to1525 Blue Spruce
which is on the left (WEST).
There is a parking lot between the buildings at 1501 and 1525. Park in
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Travel north on College Avenue to Conifer Street. This is on the north
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Most points scored in a single game since 1986 ... yowza!
1) Welcome to the NFL David Wilson (glad we didn't trade him huh?)! Broke the all purpose yardage and return yards records as well as being the first Giant since 1948 (!) to score a rushing TD and a kickoff return for a td. These are the flashes that great players show and I'm a firm believer in this kid.
2) Wasn't there a discussion around here not so long ago about guys like Brees (the supposed "real" elite QBs of the NFL) not having these kinds of let down games? Much less three in a row. Wait ... what do they call something like that ... a SLUMP?! Every QB gets em, no matter how great. Eli is elite! Nuff said.
3) Our elite QB has been off and on all year and this game was no exception. Some horrible throws book-ended around some great ones. In the end, he (usually) gets the job done and showed why his unflappability (real word?) is as annoying to opposing defenses as it is to fans sometimes.
4) David Diehl ... still has some gas in the tank. Players aren't great/suck ... there are shades of gray and DD definitely now fits into that gray area. I'm very glad to have him starting over Jim Cordle.
5) Our defensive line is still napping ... of course decent run games tend to do that to them. I think our big men need to go to a tackling seminar because good lord those hand slaps belong in a porn film, not an NFL game.
6) While I love David Wilson's break out, let's give it up for the Saints kick return coverage ... or lack thereof. Even Jernigan was able to get a big return on a pooch kick.
7) I have absolutely no faith in Perry Fewell's defense ... yet again. I hate the style, I hate the assignments, the lack of pressure and the lack of tightness in the secondary. Basically we're just waiting around for the opposing QB to throw us a gimme and if that doesn't happen, our defense holds the door open to the end zone. Blech!
8) Defensive bright spot ... Stevie Brown. I (jokingly) called him our Troy Polamalu in the past. I'm not joking now ... the kid can play!
9) Antrel Rolle is the most over rated, over hyped, over paid player on the Giants. He's the Michael Vick of the defense. One great highlight does not cover up 10 awful plays. He'd make a great WILL backer, but he's an awful Safety.
10) Our offense has become more and more vertical until we do not even look at the short and intermediate routes. As evidenced by the 3rd and 6 play from their 12 yard line last night, where Eli throws to Cruz who was double covered in the end zone (and this should have been a pick). Meanwhile, a wide-open Bennett (thanks to that double coverage on Cruz) was standing a yard short of the first down line with all the room in the world in front of him. Our offense NEEDS to develop a short passing game again.
Summary: Normally in a 50+ point game where we win, I'd be ecstatic and for the most part I am, however this game still left me feeling unsettled about my Giants. Our defense was porous, when it should have been smelling blood. Our offense, while mostly good still could have easily coughed up this game (2 interceptions and 2 others that SHOULD have been interceptions, including a red zone pick). While we didn't play bad, we didn't play 52 points worth of good either. Our offense needs more consistency and our defense needs to be more aggressive and all of that stems from coaching.
If we make it to the post season (still a big IF at this point sadly) we can look at games like this and the Packers and the 49ers game as the defining moments of the "true" 2012 Giants team. If we don't, we'll harken back to games like the Red Skins, Eagles and Bengals games where we didn't appear to really have our hearts in it. We've all seen this dance before and we've come out on the winning side of this dance quite often.
How will the 2012 dance end?


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Awards will evaluated on the feasibility of the project; likelihood of success and completion; impact on the student's learning. Factors that will be used to help evaluate the proposal will be support from faculty mentor; budget proposal; availability of resources such as labs, libraries, etc; and the clarity of the proposal.
Applications which will include a cover sheet, project narrative (not to exceed 1200 words), budget, letter of support from mentor, and how the project will be disseminated will be due to the Dean's office by March 15. An Ad Hoc committee will evaluate proposals. The Dean will notify students and faculty mentors by May 1. A final report will be due from the faculty mentor by September 1 indicating the results of the project, how it was disseminated, and the assessment of the project.
Faculty members would receive $500.00 to help mentor students. The money can be used as professional development and operations; but not for stipends. Faculty may supervise no more than one project.
The student amount, up to $2000.00, can be used to provide reimbursement for travel for research, to present at professional conference, supplies, and equipment. The money can also be used for a stipend, but students should be cautioned that this may result in change in financial aid or used on previous bills. Multiple student researchers may apply but no project may receive more than $4000.00, and no more than $15,000 will be available for the entire program.
If you are interested in applying, please fill out this application form and submit it to the Dean's Office by March 15.


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#21381 Tue 04 Dec 12 12:16pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Chicken, leek and mushroom pie tonight
#21382 Tue 04 Dec 12 7:12pm
Re: Whats For Supper?
roasted chicken, cabbage and buttered corn.
#21383 Thu 06 Dec 12 12:25am
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- Member since Fri 22 Aug 08
Re: Whats For Supper?
I'm trying to use up all my freezer food to make way for Christmas baking so tonight my plan is party pies with mash and veg.
#21384 Thu 06 Dec 12 12:38am
Re: Whats For Supper?
sandwich and chips
#21385 Thu 06 Dec 12 12:44am
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Last night was a small piece of salmon, steamed baby potatoes and an avocado and cherry tomato (from the balcony) salad (leaves also from the balcony).
Not sure about tonight.
#21386 Thu 06 Dec 12 10:04am
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Re: Whats For Supper?
It was so cold last night that I made minestrone and tonight we had the leftovers... lurve minestrone
#21387 Thu 06 Dec 12 12:33pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Having elk filet, with roast potatoes and veg today.
#21388 Thu 06 Dec 12 5:05pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Yesterday, I cooked a red-skin potatoes salad (from book) and marinated salmon instead of smoked salmon. The receipe was nearly like in the book, but instead horseradish, I used "cr�me fra�che" with : coriander, a pinch of dried onions and garlic, pepper and a very few paprika; then I mixed that with the potatoes, and used a lime with the salmon, it was just awesome !!!
Tonight, it will be much easier, just some bread, butter, cheese, honey, a.s.o., don't know yet !!!
#21389 Fri 07 Dec 12 12:35am
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Brown sugar pork chops with spiced apples and cabbage.
#21390 Fri 07 Dec 12 7:31pm
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Pizza tonight with a Greek style salad. Busy day baking and already have pizza dough in the fridge I made a few days ago.


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Accommodation summary
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The guest have access to the kitchen and bathroom, washing facilities, towels and bedding, small rear garden and free wifi.
-We are located in STRATFORD, EAST LONDON, TRAVEL ZONE 3
- we are 7 minutes away from the London city center (from Liverpool Street)
- we are 10 mins away from Stratford underground station by walking
- we are 25 mins away from Oxford Street
- we offer good price and quality adjusted to this price
- we taking needs of our guests seriously :-)))
Stratford area is a classic example of East London marked by incredible mixture of cultures, races, traditions. It is the heart of Olympic Games in the nearest past.
This area exceptionally well connected with city center literally 7 minutes away from Liverpool Street by train.
This area is also very convenient for travelers from/to STANSTED AIRPORT thus many of the coaches go to London through STRATFORD. However other airports are also fine due to well-developed underground, train and bus connections in the city.
All TRAVEL CARDS and OYSTER CARDS are accepted. What you need is an Oyster card with One Day Travel Card Zone 1-3 cost approximately £5.70 per day. London is an expensive town so be prepared to spend.
Take Central Line underground train to Stratford. From Stratford the house is withing walking distance. (website hidden) the address previously and take the map with you.
We are 7 minutes away from Liverpool Street station by train or underground. Liverpool Street is a perfect spot to start exploring London. Liverpool Street is in the heart of London's business City- with its panoramic views, dramatic St. Paul Cathedral, well known Tower Bridge, Tower of London and River Thames itself. It is highly recommend for every tourist to use the Liverpool Street / Stratford route for his/her trips thus it will save lots of time, energy and frustration. To remind you again: WE ARE 7 MINUTES AWAY FROM the LIVERPOOL STREET STATION BY TRAIN.
Please use this tip to help yourself make your trip to London as pleasant as possible :-)
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clean room, quiet neiborhood and easy to get there with the tube.
I left very early so it was no problem for the bathroom, but I think only one for that many rooms is not enough.
We didn't meet the host, but the explanations were clear
I have spent 9 days in Ruslans' home in September and it was a very nice experience. Both the tube station Plaistow of the district line and the railway station Stratford are close, so within 30 minutes I could reach central London. There was enough place to cook, I could use the fridge, free wifi and all in all I would come back! Thanks!
I liked the room. It was clean and the bed comfortable.
I was going very early in the morning and did not get a chance to communicate with my hosts much but everything I needed was there.
Very good location, good room and help the hosts for everything.
Muy buena ubicación, buena habitación y la ayuda de los anfitriones para todo.
Experience very good, although I have to say that we were too many people for one bathroom. Otherwise very good experience.
La experiencia muy buena, aunque si tengo que decir que eramos demasiadas personas para un solo baño. Por lo demas muy buena experiencia.
Ruslans inform me before the arrival well, and all was going in that way.
The room was clean, and everything was in order. The surrounding of the house is nice, as inside. The kitchen's equipment was perfect.
Hope meet there again.
The site is very well located, just 10 minutes from Stratford Station, which has good communication. A huge shopping mall next door, olympia ..
As for the house, is a cozy house, room Rusland confused when going to deliver, and being there some friends opened our door. We also changed us the room number. The house is usually clean. One day the boiler broke down and we had no hot water, the next day it was fixed. A single bathroom is too small for 5 rooms.
El sitio está muy bien ubicado, a sólo 10 minutos de la estación de Stratford, que tiene una buena comunicación. Un enorme centro comercial al lado, zona olimpica..
En cuanto a la casa, es una casa acojedora, Rusland confunde las habitaciones cuando las va a entregar, y estando alli unos compañeros abrieron nuestra puerta. a nosotros también nos cambió el número de la habitación. La casa por lo general está limpia. Un día se averió la caldera y no tuvimos agua caliente, al día siguiente se solucionó. Un unico cuarto de baño se queda pequeño para 5 habitaciones.
The room is nice and clean. You can use the kitchen. To the Stratford station on foot 12 minutes. Shopping facilities are in the immediate vicinity for about 5 minutes.
We had a great stay in London.
Das Zimmer ist schön und sauber. Man kann die Küche mitbenutzen. Zum Bahnhof Stratford sind es zu Fuß 12 Min. Einkaufsmöglichkeiten sind in direkter Umgebung ca. 5 Min.
Wir hatten einen tollen Aufenthalt in London.
Housing easy to find. Interesting situation for visiting London when you have a small budget. Had a bit cold because bed near a drafty window.
Logement facile à trouver. Situation intéressante pour visiter Londres quand on a un petit budget. Avons eu un peu froid car lit à proximité d'une fenêtre mal isolé.
It was ok.
It was ok.
- Quality assured accommodation
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Around 200 million years ago, Earth was 18 degrees warmer than it is now. That might be a bit hot for humans, but it was just right for the giant dinosaurs that roamed the globe during the Mesozoic era. A new study found that plant-eating dinosaurs may have contributed to the warming of the Earth by releasing significant amounts of methane gas—through their flatulence (farts) and burps.
The study, published in science journal Current Biology, focused on sauropods, long-necked herbivores that munched on the top of trees. They were the largest of the dinosaurs; food fermented, or broke down, in their stomachs for long periods of time. The researchers estimate that a sauropod released 2,675 liters of methane gas per day—adding up to a large amount of the greenhouse gas being pumped from dinosaur guts into the atmosphere. What a gas!
Making Methane
Plant eaters naturally release methane gas as part of their digestive process. The larger the animal, the more methane it produces. Methane, a greenhouse gas, traps heat and remains in the atmosphere for approximately 9-15 years, which warms the atmosphere.
Today, livestock animals, such as cattle, goats and sheep, produce large amounts of methane as a byproduct to their food digestion. Methane is also released from human-influenced sources such as landfills, agricultural activities, coal mining and other industrial practices—which all contribute to today's climate change, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
The dinosaur study's researchers estimate that Earth's sauropods would have produced about 520 million tons of methane gas per year—similar to the total amount of methane produced today by natural and man-made sources. However, the researchers warn that their numbers are estimates based on multiple assumptions about the digestive systems and populations of dinosaurs.
Study author David Wilkinson says the dinosaur's methane gas emission would have been just one of the causes of the Mesozoic's warm climate. Other causes include gas produced from volcanoes, swamps, shallow seas and more. Still, Wilkinson says, "[Dinosaur gas] is big enough to be a measurable effect."


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Chef's Hat: The versatile pumpkin
The versatile pumpkin
Even though canned pumpkin is available year-round, it always seems to be in the fall when people think of cooking with this delightful fruit. Maybe we forget about pumpkins until we see them out as jack-o-lanterns for Halloween?
Pumpkins are much more than a pie filling or decoration. There are billions of pumpkins grown across the country each year, making it a muli-million dollar industry. Strange to think that about the smiling jack-o-lantern that sits on your porch as part of such a big business.
Following are some fun facts about pumpkins:
The top pumpkin production states are Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and California.
Pumpkins are grown primarily for processing with a small percentage grown for ornamental sales through you-pick farms, farmers' market and retail sales.
Pumpkin seeds can be roasted as a snack.
Pumpkins contain potassium and vitamin A.
Pumpkins are used for feed for animals.
Pumpkin flowers are edible.
In early colonial times, pumpkins were used as an ingredient for the crust of pies, not the filling.
Pumpkins were once recommended for removing freckles and curing snake bites.
Pumpkins range in size from less than a pound to more than 1,000 pounds.
The largest pumpkin ever grown weighed 1,140 pounds.
Pumpkins are 90 percent water.
Pumpkins are fruit.
Eighty percent of the pumpkin supply in the United States is available in October.
In colonial times, Native Americans roasted long strips of pumpkin in an open fire.
Native Americans used pumpkin seeds for food and medicine.
Fall is great time to try pumpkin recipes. One year I did buy smaller or cooking pumpkins and cooked them for use in my recipes. From my experience, that pumpkin was no better than what you get out of a can. I'm not saying don't try it, but it did take a lot of time and effort to roast a fresh pumpkin.
What I have found, though, is that you do need to use good quality canned pumpkin. When I bought a cheaper, off-brand can of pumpkin, the consistency was not smooth and it made a rather grainy pumpkin pie — definitely not good.
Don't think of pumpkins as just a decoration. In a cake, pie, bar or for breakfast, pumpkin is a fantastic edition to any meal.
Happy eating!


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Okay, I know some of you have these blocks done....so bring 'em here front & center!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Okay, I know some of you have these blocks done....so bring 'em here front & center!
Yes, I have done mine....Railroad Crossing block going across various brands... and
Homeward bound:Back in the saddle again...
QNS is riding at full gallop with her fancy FC. Terrific blocks!
Don't worry spider.
I keep house
I donate quilts to the AAQI.
QNS...your brands remind me of the one from our farm when I was a kid...T-S. I even helped put it on a few cattle and can still smell the burnt hair and hide. Great fussy cutting. Here are mine for the week.
Love your squares, GG. and seeing your picture in the retreat...looked like you all had a great time. I envy you'all on your respective retreats. Guess dh is going to winter the ducks, since they are laying seven eggs every other day...so Mother Duck will need to be here for nightly tuck into their building bedding time.
QNS, I love the bright colors and fussy cutting in your blocks--always so much fun.
GGal, pretty pretty blocks. I love the dark fabric in the tiny squares of Railroad. Both blocks are lovely.
Here are mine. This is going to be a really strange quilt with the mishmash of colors/fabrics I've used.
Imagine all the people living life in peace...(John Lennon 1940-1980)
JanRN, they are excellent color and form in your two blocks. Love the 'eye' candy.
QNS--fussy cutting looks nice!!
Ggal--your choice of fabrics are great.
Jan--I always like to see what you'll come up with for quilting...I really should be doing that on my blocks.
Oh ya'll have the most beautiful blocks! I didn't git any blocks done at the retreat. I did finish the quiltin' on my niece's quilt & I finished my nephew's before I went. So maybe I can git back ta the PC blocks.
My initials are BB, so dublb is double B.
PRETTY PRETTY PRETTY as usual, you all are amazing
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just a word of advice, that i regret not taking now... but I wouldnt have the words of advice if i did.. lol... when shopping for a dremel.. buy a CORDED one, not a battery one. The one I bought only lasts 20ish minutes cutting through plastic and latex helmet parts.. i havnt even finished my T on the helmet yet becuase the battery wore low. so my advice is pay the 20-30 bucks extra for the cord powered ones.
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I live in Salem Missouri (south Central) and I have two new hives this May. Started out well both hives grew quickly now one much stronger then the other. Bees are a Russian Hybrid raised locally and gentle for the most part.
Last three weeks have been very hot and dry and have seen some robbing behavior. Added a top feeder to both and feeding heavy and added a reducer to the weaker hive. How long should I keep the reducer on? It has been suggested I take two brood frames from the strong hive and switch with two from the weak hive. Any other suggestions?


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Make sure you're tuned in to England's friendly in Sweden on Wednesday night - because two Gunners could be in action!
Jack Wilshere has been named in the squad almost a year and a half after winning his last cap, in the 2-2 European Championship qualifier against Switzerland at Wembley.
Elsewhere, full back Carl Jenkinson has also been included by manager Roy Hodgson for the game at the brand new Friends Arena in Stockholm, and, international clearance permitting, and will make his England debut if selected!
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From folksy hipsters to cult indie bands, crazy circus freaks, martial arts dance troups and mohawked accordionists, there's something to please everyone one at the New Zealand International Arts Festival.
The event, which kicks off today, is taking over Wellington for the next three weeks, with performances held throughout the day and into the evening.
Here are nzherald.co.nz's top five must-see acts at the festival:
1. Bon Iver
Scoring folky singer-songwriter Justin Vernon and his band Bon Iver is a real coup for the festival. The Holocene singer's first New Zealand shows are both sold out, and tickets have been going on Trade Me for up to five times their face value. Expect to see plenty of swaying, lighter waving, scraggly beards - and possibly a cardigan or two when the falsetto king hits the stage next Monday and Tuesday.
What: Bon Iver
Where: Wellington Town Hall
When: February 27 & 28
2. Circenses
You've seen a circus before, but you've never seen one quite like this. Belgium's Circenses is described as an "entralling and eye-opening" experience - but this is definitely a show of two halves. The audience is split into two with each half seeing completely different shows, before swapping over during the interval. And this is one circus that's in demand - the first five shows are already sold out.
What: Circenses
Where: Waitangi Park
When: Febraury 29 - March 4, March 7-18
3. Tinariwen
If you only see one Grammy-winning desert blues band formed in Libyan refugee camps, then check out Tinariwen. They've been going for 30 years, recorded five albums and have received high profile praise from the likes of Thom York, Henry Rollins, Stephen Colbert and members of TV on the Radio. And if that's not enough, last year's album Tassili just won the Grammy for Best World Music Album.
What: Tinariwen
Where: Wellington Town Hall
When: Tuesday, March 13
4. Kimmo Pojhonen
Finnish accordionist Kimmo wants to change attitudes towards his favourite instrument - so he pushes boundaries by sampling weird and wacky sounds (his last show included a tractor), then looping them to create "musical storms". He told nzherald.co.nz his show would be super loud with a surround sound speaker system, so ear plugs could be a good investment.
What: Kimmo Pojhonen
Where: Telstraclear Festival Club, Odlin's Plaza
When: March 3 & 4
5. Death Cab For Cutie
Any indie kid worth their weight will be hanging out for Death Cab For Cutie's show next Wednesday. The Washington alt-rock act have been going for 15 years but in another coup for the festival this is the band's first New Zealand performance. Known for heartwrenching tales of failed romance, the band promised nzherald.co.nz they'd be playing for as long as they can, with their set including older songs and tracks from last year's excellent Codes and Keys.
What: Death Cab For Cutie
Where: Wellington Town Hall
When: Wednesday, February 29
* For more information on the festival and what to do in Wellington, visit wellingtonnz.com and festival.co.nz.
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Chef's Hat: Pizza - Pizza
Every week — well, probably every day — I get recipes sent to me by email. Sometimes they are appealing; sometimes they're not. However, one of this week's emails contained links to pizza recipes, and who doesn't like pizza?
The nice thing about making your own pizza is that you can easily customize it to the tastes of your family. Don't like those little fishy things? Leave them off. Are you looking for a healthy supper? Use a wheat crust and low-fat cheese, and load up your pizza with lots of vegetables.
And, of course, a pizza can simply be a meager crust, a bit of sauce, some sausage or pepperoni and mozzarella, or whatever cheese you have on hand.
Many years ago I made my own pizza crust. Then for a long time I used the bag crust that you add a little water and oil to, which was much simpler than making a crust from scratch.
There are also refrigerated crusts you roll out, and even easier than that are the pre-baked pizza crusts that are widely available.
Just in case you are ambitious and have some time on your hands, I have included a couple of recipes for pizza dough — a traditional dough and a fast-and-easy dough in case you are stretched for time. A homemade crust may be a bit cheaper, but after making dozens of pizzas, I have seen very little reason to make a crust from scratch.
When making a pizza you can use any ingredient you have on hand. If you have a bit of chicken left, cut it into small bites and use it for a topping. Those last few green onions starting to get a bit brown? Cut off the bad parts and chop the rest into small, bite-sized pieces and sprinkle them on your pizza.
Kids of all ages really enjoy helping out when it comes time to assemble your creation. If your family gets overly ambitious and makes a mess in your kitchen, maybe that's not such a good thing. And if you are cleaning out the last bit of olives or green peppers from your fridge and don't really want your family to know what's going on your pizza, it might be best to keep them at arm's length while you're preparing dinner.
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This chicken has become a Sunday-dinner standby around our house. Friends and family always comment on the fresh combination of asparagus, carrots, potatoes and chicken.
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- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 2 cups chicken broth, divided
- 1 teaspoon dill weed
- 3/4 teaspoon salt, optional
- 1/4 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 medium potatoes, cut into bite-size pieces
- 3 medium carrots, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 1/2 pound fresh asparagus, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine flour and paprika; set aside 2 tablespoons. Add chicken; seal bag and turn to coat.
- In a large skillet, brown chicken in oil over medium heat. Drain and set chicken aside. In the same skillet combine 3/4 cup broth, dill, salt if desired, basil and pepper ; bring to a boil. Add potatoes and carrots. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10 minutes.
- Add chicken; cook for 10 minutes. Add asparagus; cook 15-20 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 170° and vegetables are tender.
- In a small bowl, combine reserved flour mixture and remaining broth; stir into skillet. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until slightly thickened. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 4 servings.
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From Aurora to Newtown, There Is No Antidote for Evil
Andrew Lawton | Posted 02.16.2013 | Canada
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We've seen the same debates take place after the shootings in Aurora, Colorado, Virginia Tech, and every time, pundits miss the point. Simply put, there is no antidote for evil. The notion that simply changing the laws will take away the pain and suffering of this tragedy or even prevent future ones from occurring is simply not true.


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Stencils are made from 1/16" thick dura-tuff plastic. The dura-tuff is polyethylene designed for rugged, permanent use. The medium grade thickness make the stencil easier to assemble and malleable over uneven surfaces. However, the dura-tuff does not lay as flat against the pavement surface and can cause paint to spray under the stencil. The dura-tuff requires more time to make sure you don't create under spray.
The 22 piece number stencil kit consists of 2 of each digit 0 - 9 with a 3" wide top and bottom border and two end pieces. The character is 18 inches high and its stroke (where paint hits the pavement) is 2.0" wide. The pieces interlock so no rails are necessary to hold the digits together. The interlocking system allows for prespacing of the numbers. This is a superior system that prevents messy overspray between numbers because the digits overlap at the seams. The width of the character varies but it is an easy to read letter style with a 2:3 width ratio. The monospace letter style is Pavement font which has been designed and field tested by the Federal Highway Administration for maximum legibility.
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Came upon this Site when searching for some equipment.
Just started BeeKeeping this year. I am a member of my local BeeKeeping Group and my first Hive is comng along nicely.
ie In my inexperience I am leaving them too it and they seem to be getting on pretty well without me interfering too much (Couple of checks and all seems well, added a new Super with foundation to be drawn yesterday).
I use (Wooden) Langstroth Hives with mesh base/floor - although my very experienced Bee Buddy has advised me to keep the solid floor in place at the moment (He is a wise old owl and just said "Its best"....... and then went on to say if you ask 2 BeeKeepers a question you will get at least 3 Opinions!!)
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Damaged SD05 Phoenix Vertical 25 inch 4-Drawer Letter Fireproof File - Putty
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This item has some freight damage. It has been fully inspected to make certain the fireproof integrity has not been compromised. It still carries the full manufacturer's warranty as if you were purchasing it new. It is warranted and guaranteed to protect your documents as if it were new.
Description The cabinet color is PUTTY. Dent on top of file about half way back.
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Insured, warranted, and guaranteed to protect your documents from fire, water, impact, and smoke damage, the Phoenix World Class fireproof file cabinets leave nothing to chance. Every possible insurance feature has been manufactured into these files to produce the highest quality and most affordable cabinets on the market today.
Rated 350 1-hour for documents and paper. These fireproof files are tested for fire at 1700°F and explosion tested at 2000°F. This is the industry standard for fire protection, and no file with this rating has ever failed to protect its documents in a fire. (View a recent file that was in a fire.)
Impact Rated. The impact test includes dropping the cabinet 30 feet onto concrete rubble, then reheating in the fire. This simulates actual conditions in a fire when the floor gives out. This will also protect you in the event a roof caves in or a concrete wall falls onto the cabinet.
Water can do as much damage as a fire, and that is why it is important to have this protection. The Phoenix Labyrinth sealing system and special gaskets prevent water damage caused by fire hose spray or sprinklers.
To make them even more well-rounded, these files have been tested and proven to protect computer storage devices such as CDs, DVDs, USB drives, and memory sticks/cards.
A High Security Key Lock is included on every cabinet and includes two keys. The lock is located on the top drawer and immediately unlocks all drawers at once. If you want to leave a drawer continually unlocked a lock-bypass mechanism allows selected drawers to remain unlocked while others stay locked.
Additional Features of the Phoenix LTR4W25
Designed specifically for use with Letter size documents. Legal documents will not fit (see this model for legal size filing).
Can accommodate both hanging and standard size folders
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Drawers have a rugged suspension system to provide stability and ensure smooth and easy drawer movement...even when fully loaded
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It was announced at this year's EGF AGM that the World Womens Championship will be held, starting this year, for at least three years. Europe has been allocated one place in this event.
The EGF has decided that the winner of the European Womens Championship will be the qualifier for that event, with the winner of this year's event in Lyon, France in October, representing the EGF at the World Championship in 2011.
The current Womens Champion, Rita Pocsai, will be the EGF representative at this year's World Championship in September.


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- Originally designed for the unique needs of Flight Attendants and Pilots but loved by all!
- Top "dry" compartment has two zipper pulls for easy access and is perfect for non-perishables
- Zippered mesh pocket in the lid keeps napkins and other small items in place
- Bottom "cold" compartment is insulated on all six sides and has a welded replaceable PVC-free PEVA liner
- Front tip-out pocket has two zipper pullers for easy access and side pleats to prevent contents from spilling out
- An elasticized mesh pocket against the body is great for packets of mayo, mustard, etc. plus there is zippered mesh pocket against the front – a perfect place for silverware
- Unzip the special pouch pockets on either end to reveal mesh drop-bottom water bottle carriers
- Cold Compartment (lower section) measures 7.5" high, 13.5" wide, 7" deep
- There are three ways to carry the Crew Cooler
- 1) Padded web handles that are rivet-reinforced and box-x stitched for traditional tote-style carrying
- 2) Removable adjustable shoulder strap
- 3) Rear pass-thru pocket for stacking on top of your wheeled carry-on
- ID Pocket on the back fits a standard business card
- Satin nickel zipper pulls are easy to find and easy to grab
- All seams fully finished
- A TIP FROM THE PROS: Use zip-loc bags to hold ice. A variety of sizes will help to keep the ice where you want it, prevent the melt-off from soaking into food containers and from leaking to the outside of the bag while you are on the go, and are easy to refill from the galley, hotel, or office.
- Lining is made of PVC-free food-safe PEVA material. This lining complies with the lead standards mandated by the state of California
- NOTE: Over-packing of the lower compartment can cause the welded seams of the PEVA liner to fail. Please don't over pack your Crew Cooler!
Detailed Product Description
This is the updated version of the original Crew Cooler. Limited 5 year Commercial Use warranty (Flight Attendants and Pilots), Limited Lifetime Warranty for non-crew.
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Loved by tens of thousands of Flight Attendants and Pilots nationwide, the original eBags Professional Crew Cooler is back – and even better than before. We've kept all of the great features found in the original, plus we've added a replaceable zip-out liner. Now you can remove the PVC-free food-safe PEVA lining for easier cleaning. Enjoy!
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