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#1 Thu 11 Oct 12 7:41pm
pudding basin
Hi peeps, I would like to cook some pudding, and I picked up a recipe which asks for a "pudding basin" to cook the pudding in. I had a look on the net but I am not quite sure what material the container should be. I mean, I don't need to buy one, surely I can adapt some container somehow, what do you think?
#2 Thu 11 Oct 12 10:31pm
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Re: pudding basin
http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=10&a … mp;bih=670
when a recipe calls for a pudding basin ,these are the sort of basin that are usually used .
For most recipes the basin needs to be heat proof .
What recipe will you be cooking and what sort of bowls/ basins etc do you have ?
sometimes even things like clean empty food tins/cans can be used , but this depends on what and how things are being cooked.
#3 Thu 11 Oct 12 10:53pm
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Re: pudding basin
I use the second imaged bowls all the time, i also have pyrex that are heat proof.
Never cooked a pudding in them though
Antasto will you post the recipe for us....
#4 Fri 12 Oct 12 9:31am
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Re: pudding basin
I only use pyrex bowls that are heat proof for those type of puddings.
#5 Fri 12 Oct 12 11:26pm
Re: pudding basin
Hi thanks, I don't have any basin, that's the thing. The recipe is here http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/choco … stnut_8937
#6 Sat 13 Oct 12 11:45am
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Re: pudding basin
If you dnt have any basin then may be one of the most versitile you that you can get is a Pyrex basin , these are reasonably priced, heat proof glass , tough , last for years ( unless you drop them !!) and are generally a good buy .
I have a couple that I have had so long they have become a bit scratched !
#7 Sat 13 Oct 12 12:14pm
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Re: pudding basin
The Pyrex bowls that come with plastic lids are very handy.
#8 Sat 13 Oct 12 11:22pm
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Re: pudding basin
Cook in a roasting tin in the oven in a tray of water half way up covered with foil, you wont need to cook for so long so keep an eye on it. Oven temp 5/6..180/190
Clearly wont be pudding shaped but can be cut into squares to serve.
#9 Sun 14 Oct 12 12:12am
Re: pudding basin
thanks, I think I will need to get a pudding-shaped container, I will see what I can find in tesco then : - )
#10 Sun 14 Oct 12 2:24am
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Re: pudding basin
Remember to get a basin with a rim if you are going to be tying the cover on!
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Woman reported dead comes to and attacks police
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Two death investigations were underway in Colorado Springs on Saturday night. One of them turned out to be unfounded.
The first happened on Meadowlark Lane, which is near the intersection of Union and Fillmore/Circle in the north-central part of the city.
Police told KRDO NewsChannel 13 that a body was found in the backyard of a home. No other details have been confirmed.
A second investigation was happening at the Whitney Young Manor Apartments on Delta Drive, near Academy and Chelton.
According to initial reports, a woman lying on the floor suffered a head injury and wasn't breathing when police arrived to assist paramedics. Police said the woman's son was standing over her with his fingers in her mouth, then became combative and threatened to kill them when they asked him to step aside
Police said moments later, the woman came to and attacked officers with a 3-foot long cow bone, hitting an officer in the ribs and trying to hit the same officer in the head before she was subdued.
The incident led to another disturbance with two female neighbors, police said, when one woman threatened to kill the officers and another woman tried to punch an officer in the head.
Police arrested four people but didn't release their names. One woman received treatment for minor injures at a hospital. The officers weren't hurt.
Drugs and alcohol were not factors in the disturbance, police said. They expect to seek three felony charges and a misdemeanor charge.
"There was some sort of family disturbance, and we're still trying to figure out what originally caused her to be down on the ground and him calling for help," said Sgt. Troy Ward.
The disturbance left many neighbors curious and concerned about what was happening.
"I looked out my window and saw more cop cars than I usually see over here," said neighbor Sara Brechin. "But police said they couldn't tell us anything."
Watch Good Morning Colorado Weekend Edition at 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. for any overnight developments.

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Basically the first official 4 games will be HIS 4 pre-season games. That is NOT
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Merry Christmas, challenge fans! As you know, my friends and I write several challenges per year for EthicalHacker.net. But, we've made it a bit of a tradition around here of reserving the December challenge slot for me, an honor which I sincerely appreciate. During past holiday seasons, you got to tangle with the Grinch, Rudolph, that Messy Marvin kid, Frosty, and even Santa himself.
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If it's a first and third, it wouldn't be a terrible move, depending on the location of the first round pick. It'd be a shame to lose a guy like Cruz, but the added picks could change the team-dynamic on offense to rely less on the talent of our WRs, and shift to a higher dependence on an elite OL. We've won with both formulas in the past.
8 to 10 mill per season is a bit too much for one receiver, and to big of a hit towards the came. Cruz will definitely be back, but It will interesting to see what kind of deal get done.
Lets go, Giants!
cruz gets big signing bonus up front and less per year?
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2014 NBA draft Big Board 9.0
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The deadline for players to enter the NBA draft came and passed on Sunday night.
Several players from Big Board 8.0, including Montrezl Harrell, Willie Cauley-Stein, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson and Chris Walker, opted to return to college for another season, which opened up a few spots on our Big Board. With the college season over, most of these players are now off to train in L.A., Las Vegas, Chicago and New York until the NBA draft combine in mid-May in Chicago.
Until then, here's our ninth Big Board of the 2014 NBA draft.
Wiggins isn't the unanimous pick to be at the top. In fact, we are still at least six weeks away from teams starting to finalize their own Big Boards. While there are a number of scouts and GMs in Jabari Parker's or Joel Embiid's corner, the ones that matter now are the seven teams with a semi-realistic shot at going No. 1. Together they hold a 90 percent chance of winning the lottery and getting the first pick. I've been speaking to sources inside each of these teams for months, and it looks like a majority of them -- especially the three teams with the best chance of landing the No. 1 pick (the Bucks, Sixers and Magic) -- are leaning toward Wiggins right now. That can change with workouts, the draft combine, etc. But I think it's his to lose.
Parker has his fans, too. He's widely considered the safest player in the draft and the guy who can have an instant impact on Day 1. If the Jazz, Cavs or Pistons get No. 1, I think they would lean toward Parker. The Celtics, Lakers and Kings are all possibilities to take him No. 1, as well. If he can get in great shape in workouts and prove to teams he has the lateral quickness to defend NBA 3s, he'll get even more teams on board.


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My colleague Peter Turvey, senior curator at our Wroughton site, brought to my attention the BMW MINI E, an electric version of the famous small car I talked about in an earlier post. It's going to be trialled in south-west England this autumn and, if successful, may join the likes of the curiously-shaped G-Wiz electric car on our streets.
Electric cars sound like the height of modernity, but in fact they have a far longer history than you might imagine. In fact, they've been around as long as the petrol motor car, and actually out-sold petrol cars in the USA in the early twentieth century. Then, as now, they were easy-to-drive, clean, quiet and relatively vibration-free.
We've got some very interesting early battery-powered vehicles in the Science Museum's collections. Our Bersey electric taxicab (London's first self-propelled taxi) dates from 1897:
This 1904 Krieger is rather luxurious – and still works:
Our more recent electric vehicles include a 1930s delivery van (from a well-known grocery store), and a Ford 'Comuta' car from 1967, which reminds me very much of the G-Wiz:
The problem was, and is, the batteries: the range of an electric car is very short compared to that of a petrol car with a full tank. The electric car is heavy, and its top speed is relatively low. But that isn't necessarily a big deal for most urban driving, and it brings the enormous benefit of reduced local emissions in heavily-populated areas.
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Well, I responded in the for sale forum to a bee bee tree thread before I realized it...deleted that post when I realized it would be moderated and posted here.
Are these pictures of a bee bee tree? I've got several of these growing around the property. They look much similar to what I've seen posted on here, but....??
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I have heard from numerous, and might I add, reliable sources that killing a hive of bees is illegal. Is there a site that has info about this?
Is it a federal or state by state law?
I appreciate the info!
JG in TN
I have heard from numerous, and might I add, reliable sources that killing a hive of bees is illegal. Is there a site that has info about this?
Is it a federal or state by state law?
I appreciate the info!
JG in TN
I was talking with Fat_Beeman today and he said that the honey bees are a protected species now, like the bald eagle is. If one killed off a hive, that would result in a SERIOUS fine!
I haven't been able to find anything yet on it, as my internet connection is unbearably slow tonight.
They have to be able to get rid of mean hives and mean AHBs. I don't know of any law. It should be against the law to kill the nice ones.
I haven't heard of anything like that. Back when bees crossed the boarder into Canada, beekeepers commonly killed off all their hives late fall and bought packages every spring. It was big business for american beekeepers. I doubt if anything exists up here like that, even years after the closure...
Seem like an impossible law to enforce.
[This message has been edited by Ian (edited October 21, 2003).]
i've an exterminator tell me, that they tell people it is illegal to kill honeybees,he said he did this because he liked bees and couldn't stand the thought of killing a hive.
I will have to do some checking, so I realy shouldn't be posting yet. I think the law says that you have to get the permision of a local beekeeper, or certified beekeeper before killing a hive off. Can't be for sure but I will get back to you on that. I do think it is a state law.
[This message has been edited by BILLY BOB (edited October 21, 2003).]
Without getting into the law, the general legalities center around the "chemicals" used and the labeling. Most of the common substances have a bee warning and the label is the law.
I don't think fat_beeman is correct. Here's the link to the U.S. federal endangered species act and under the insect section, I don't find honeybees (apis) listed.
There might be individual states that have laws against killing honeybee colonies but that would be on a state-by-state basis. And like Michael (and others) have said, there certainly has to be a "legal" way to kill an AHB colony - certainly Texas has no such law protecting honeybees. And typically, homeowners have historically (and legally) always been allowed to do what's necessary to protect their home (including killing honeybees in walls of their own home).
WineMan brings up a good point; and I believe violating pesticide labeling is a 'federal' violation (not just state law).
But there are chemicals which will do the job that a homeowner can buy and apply themself as well as the option of calling a licensed pest control company.
Not having done the research here, I'll nevertheless go out on a limb and say I'd wager most states don't have any laws on the books regarding the killing of honeybee colonies. I realize this has been an "old wives tell" for many years but I'm afraid it just ain't so, at least in most areas.
I think we were talking about how someone who uses pesticides to kill the bees if they land on their property. That is probably what he was talking about it being illegal, with the pesticide use.
But i have seen a few documents where for instance in texas they are working with federal agencies as texas has lost "80%" of its bees over the past 10 or 12 years. Not sure how accurate that info is. I do remember they were saying they were creating a program to stop the killing of honeybees.
I have had exterminators tell me that they were only able to kill honeybees if they endanger people or property.
The exterminators in this area have people call me, or they will themselves to find if the bees can be removed first. If I deem that they could not be removed sucessfully then they will kill them.
It is odd how many exterminators don't want to kill bees. Perhaps they don't want the medical liabilities.
Bullseye Bill
Smack dab in the middle of the country.
It's true that most pesticides have specifications on how to use them so they don't kill bees, and as has been said the label is considered the law on the application of that pesticide. So, in a round about way, it may be illegal to use a pesticide so labled to kill bees. Since none are labeled for the purpose of killing bees maybe it would be illegal to use them for that.
On the other hand soapy water will do, but then soapy water has not been approved as a pesticide and it may technically be illegal to use soapy water to kill bugs. (don't tell the organic gardeners).
I don't think Texas has lost those kind of numbers of hives (at least, not due to pesticide poisoning). I had also heard that 90% of wild (feral) colonies had been killed off by Varroa mites. While I may {selectively} believe some of these figures and not believe others, 'hard facts' are very difficult to come by.
I think the program in Texas you're referring to, is the eradication program of the cotton bole weevil. Yes, there were some honeybee colonies killed by aerial spraying of cotton fields. And a rule was very quickly adopted that made it mandatory for crop dusters to notify the county extension agent that aerial spraying was going to take place in a certain area, so many days in advance. This was designed to allow the beekeeper in the affected area to remove his hives. Apparently this system has worked, as the loss of honeybee colonies due to aerial pesticide application has ceased.
Is this all just one big urban legend of the bee world?
Does anyone have any clear cut -"on paper" info for me that states exactly what laws may apply?
I would hate to disseminate info that would be inacurate to the community concerning non-existant laws... urban legends of the bee world.
Is this all just one big urban legend of the bee world?
Does anyone have any clear cut -"on paper" info for me that states exactly what laws may apply?
I would hate to disseminate info that would be inacurate to the community concerning non-existant laws... urban legends of the bee world.
In the Omaha yellow pages there are literally hundreds of Pest control entries. There are at lest 10 or so that specify bees along with roaches, yellow jackets, hornets etc. Many just say "insects" without any specifics. I'm sure they are not saving the bees.
I don't know about all the states, but there is no federal law that directly prohibits killing bees. The rest of this is all indirect. The labels are law and they specify how to NOT kill bees with the pesticide, but I doubt that any federal agency has any concern about people purposefully killing bees in their house or a tree near their house. They are concerned about pesticide spraying that was not intended for bees inadvertantly killing domestic or feral hives and therfore impacting the environment and/or the ecomony of the beekeepers involved. This is their reason for the labeling mentioning bees and how to NOT kill them.
I think you're asking for something that doesn't exist (even on the internet!). I agree with Michael, I know of no federal laws which prohibit the killing of a honeybee hive. So the step down from there are, "state laws". And as I've already mentioned, they're as likely varied as the fifty states.
I know of no concise, clear cut, "on paper" summary information from all fifty states that address this issue. This answer can be found in the agriculture statues from each of the individual states. I don't know of anyone who has researched the state ag laws from all the states and made a concise report of their findings. And furthermore, even if there were such a document, it would more than likely be out of date the next time their state legislatures met. I do keep abreast of the Texas laws regarding honeybees which is why I was able to tell you earlier that no such law(s) exist for Texas regarding the killing of a honeybee colony.
Perhaps not the answer you wanted to hear.
Thanks all!
Very helpful!
Yes it is illegal to kill honey bees in the US (Sort of). I don't know the exact reference, however you can look in the EPA statues (Federal). The reason is that there is no pesticide registered to kill honey bees. To use any chemical/pesticide outside it's registered use is a civil violation, and enforced by fines. The main reason that in most areas of the country exterminators will not kill honey bees is because if they were to use a pesticide to kill honey bees and they were reported, they could lose their extermination license/permits (state/local)for using a pesticide outside its licensed use, and then would be out of business. In those areas where AHB is dominate, Exterminators can get special permits that allow extermination of AHB/suspected AHB colonies. The preferred method of extermination for those areas is to remove the hive intact, or as best as posible and then freeze the hive. If you are interested in getting ferral hives a good source is to let your local exterminators know that you are interested in removing these hives, and a lot of times they will refer customers to you.
> Yes it is illegal to kill honey bees in the US...I don't know the exact reference,
Ahh...therein lies the problem (no reference)!
> ...however you can look in the EPA statues (Federal).
No, YOU can look in the fed statues. Sorry but I've got better things to do with my time than to look for laws that don't exist.
BTW, Panhandle Bee man, what about spraying with just a garden hose (i.e., water - bees drown very easily - they're notoriously poor swimmers), would THAT be against the EPA?
If ya gona run with the big dogs....ya gots to have your "proof"! (That's what this whole discussion has been about)


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Although a successful executive in his last company, as an EIR, John was unable to pull the trigger on a new idea of his own... thus sealing his fate as an entrepreneur in reticence.
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Top 100 progeny proven Holsteins were all over 506 NM$, only $1 higher than August.
by Corey Geiger, Hoard's Dairyman Assistant Managing Editor
Compared with the most recent August genetic evaluations, and even last December for that matter, the dizzying pace of escalating breeding values has seemed to slow to a more traditional pace as the top 100 NM$ progeny proven Holsteins ranged from 786 to 506 this December compared to 787 to 505 in August. When contrasted to December 2011, the range is very similar: 769 to 491 NMS.
As far as DNA-proven young bulls, commonly known as genomic tested, the top bull, 7HO11351 Supersire, held down the first-place position once again. However, he fell from 980 NM$ in August to $942 this run. That same trend held true as the top 50 genomic bulls that ranged from 980 NM$ to $810 in August fell to $942 to $793 NM$. When compared to the same time last year, the top 50 genomic bulls had a higher top end of 986 and a slighter lower bottom end of 788.
This downward trend could be multifold. As we learn more about genomics, scientists are constantly tweaking formulas to better reflect relationships between all animals, including progeny proven and genomic-only bulls. While no official word has come from USDA-AIPL confirming this notion, many in the industry were of the opinion that genomic bulls were slightly overevaluated.
In addition, some A.I.s are waiting a bit longer to release top genomic bulls so they can get a head start on creating matings for the next generation. This action can slow the number of young bulls appearing on the officially available genomic lists.
Lastly, getting young bulls to produce enough high-quality semen can be challenging. That said, it takes time to bank enough semen to meet market demand. This especially holds true as dairy producers are close to passing the 50 percent threshold on making A.I. services to genomic young bulls formerly known as young sires. To learn more about this evolution, read the editorial on page 542 of our August 25, 2012, issue.
The Hoard's Dairyman bull list features all seven breeds. In the Holsteins, the top 100 bulls for Net Merit are listed. All bulls must be in the top 40 percentile for Net Merit (cutoff is 372 NM$) to be listed in the top lists for Fluid Merit, Cheese Merit, udders, feet and legs, productive life, somatic cell score, pregnancy rate, conception rate and sire calving ease.
As mentioned earlier, we also have a top 50 ranking for actively marketed Holstein young sires with genomic tests. We compiled a similar list for the top 25 Jerseys. We published the progeny tested and genomic lists side by side so breeders can make direct comparisons. Bulls with genomic-only evaluations are not eligible for other trait lists.
In the Jersey breed, we also ranked the top 25 JPI (Jersey Performance Index) bulls. In the Brown Swiss, we ranked bulls on PPR (the Progressive Performance Ranking) since the breed is no longer ranking bulls on Net Merit. In the Red and Whites, we listed the top 10 Red bulls and the top 10 Red Carrier bulls by Net Merit. We made similar top 10 lists for the Guernseys and Ayrshires. The top 5 Milking Shorthorns are ranked by Net Merit, also.
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Phil Smith, national political director for The Concord Coalition, a bipartisan Washington, D.C.-based public policy group that advocates for deficit reduction, said several deficit-reduction plans have been floated that call for a combination of spending cuts, reforms to entitlement programs and changes in tax policy.
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The R-class is officially dead (in the US)
Say it ain't so!!!!!No surprise there. People in america have no appreciation for anything that remotely resembles a wagon. Oh well. Their loss
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I've always like it. The only bad thing about it is that the third row is useless for anyone larger than a child.
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I'm not surprised. The Tuscaloosa plant has been tooling up to build C Classes for a while now, probably to replace the units of R Classes they won't be making.
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One less atrocity off the road.
Bout' time. When I was selling MB, not a single person showed any interest at all in even looking at it.
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That was actually one of my favorite MB vehicles. The reason we didn't get one when we bought our ML was because my wife hated the looks of the exterior. The inside and functionality were fantastic. No surprise though that it is being canceled. They didn't sell.
The refresh definitely helped the exterior big time, but it was too little too late and still too expensive.
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It was definitely an extremely functional vehicle, and likely a much better choice than the ML or GL for most buyers. Unfortunately, nobody could get past the looks. I think and R63 wouldve been great fun.
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TypeSH:The refresh definitely helped the exterior big time, but it was too little too late and still too expensive.+1. The originals looked like a rat trapped in the coils of a King Snake's coils, what with the bug-eyed headlamps an ugo nose.And the rear lamps looked somewhat cheap considering other Mercedes' of the time. When refreshed that same tush seemed to have Auda Q put in for good measure. Again, not going to win buyers. Paying that much for a car should not make things reminiscent of copycattery.
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I didn't like the original, but the refresh was actually good-looking IMO. I've seen a couple older models around town, kinda awkward-looking.
Wasn't it stillborn?
Oh well. I can't remember the last time I saw one...almost as rare as MKT's. All the rich soccer-mobiles around here are LTZ Suburbans and Escalades.
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David Wilson. Wait, you'll see. Right this second... Nicks and JPP neck and neck.
David Wilson. Wait, you'll see. Right this second... Nicks and JPP neck and neck.
JPP without a doubt, probly one of the biggest steals too, next to Bradshaw of course.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say S. Moss. Man what a WR he was. I think most would agree he's first ballot Hall of Fame material. Lol
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
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3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
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Taking value into consideration, i'd say Justin Tuck.. The guy should of gotten the SB MVP in first meeting against the pats, and has been more consistent then OSI has, and more all around game then OSI has...
Probably Tuck. If it hadn't been for two great games by Eli he could have been MVP of both Super Bowls.
Snee on O and Osi on D
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Well I've been a long time lurker of He-Man.org but it took me awhile to actually become a member. Guess I can finally cross that off my list.
Let's see, well I've been a long time He-Man fan. I had most of the figures, both castles and some of the vehicles (the original 80's line that is) growing up as a child of the 80's.
In my nostalgia obsessed state that I'm in these days I've decided to try and restart my collection and hunt down everything I used to own. I'm about 7 figures in and have a long way to go. Hey, it's fun though.
I guess I should also mention I'm responsible for all of the sound effects and music in the new 'He-Man: The Most Powerful Game in the Universe' iOS game. I'm glad it's being so well received.
Not sure what else to add here, but I look forward to contributing where I can to these forums!
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Its another fine grey day. the wind is really blowing strong, but its mostly behind me. Soon after getting into the countryside I take a break by a tower on a little headland, Qrejten Point. Qalet Marka Tower, built 1658/59 a sign informs me. Its a two storey high stone tower and housed an old gun emplacement. I sat on the sheltered side and read a bit more of the History of Malta. I reckoned I had tons of time to get to Gozo.
I eventually put the book away and continue into St Paul's. A fine resort town along St Paul's Bay
A beautiful sandy beach and the water looked clear and inviting despite the weather.I tried to take a short cut in the wrong direction and that was when I noticed I was not where I thought I was.
Back on the right road I found that Malta has a couple of steep climbs after all. I actually broke into a sweat getting over the last couple of hills to the harbour. A ferry was just arriving as I made my way down to the quay. The bow of the boat opened and people streamed out followed by the cars. Within 15 minutes I was onboard and we were sailing to Gozo. Twenty minutes more and I was on the pier at Mgarr Gozo. Three ferries were in operation so its clearly a very busy route.
The only way out of the harbour(by road anyhow) is up. I stopped at a supermarket and got directions to the hostel.
With only an hour or so light left the best option was to cycle to Victoria , the capital, and look for a B+B. I was there soon after. A large sign outside a building proclaimed B&B Real Estate. It turned out to be an estate agents. No one around knew of a B+B. A little further on I asked in a bar. The men had a bit of a discussion and directed me to a house nearby where a woman lets rooms. I could get no answer here either.
It was dusk now so I fell back on the camping option. I headed out towards the coast and choose a spot on the hard clay at the entrance to a field. I used huge limestone blocks instead of pegs. At one point after inserting the pole I ended up holding onto a guy rope as the tent flew in the wind like a kite. It was nice and snug inside out of the wind.
Trucks rumbling by on the way to the quarry just up the road woke me about 7am. I dozed a while and got up. The wind had died a little but the mist had closed in. It was that fine mist that soaks everything
In the fog I took a wrong turn somewhere and ended up in Zebbug by a mist enshrouded church and in completely the wrong direction. Luckily Gozo is tiny so its no big deal to retrace your steps.
I had better luck this time and Fr George himself welcomed me in. I got a lovely little single room and Fr George plugged in the heater to warm the room although I didn't think it was cold. A few minutes later he returned with a little history booklet about the hostel. It used to be a home for orphaned boys, now its a home for wandering travellers.
Fueled by a tasty pizza at Rexy's restaurant up the road and I set out for a look around Gozo. My first stop was the Ggantica Temple, thousands of years old. Only a little bit down the road are the Calypso Caves. When I saw the steps leading down into a gap between the boulders I thought this might be really exciting. However the caves only extend in a few metres. Its not exactly pot holing. I'm not familiar with the story of Homer, no not The Simpsons, ancient mythology. Apparently these caves feature in it.
The sun was however trying to break through the cloud when I re-emerged onto the cliff top
On the road to the Azure Window I past a sign to Ta'pina Church. I'm glad I visited it now. Its my favourite of the churches I was in. Simply decorated inside, this is a church you can pray in. This is the Knock of Malta. The story is that in 1883 Carmela Grima heard Mary talking to her in the old Chapel. Many miracles occurred in the years that followed and when the plague struck Malta it is said that prayers at the church saved Gozo. In thanks the locals decided to build a new church and the existing building was built with money donated by Gozitans at home and abroad. It was consecrated in 1931 and given the status of Basilica in 1932.
The Azure Window was more like the grey window by the time I arrived. Still worth the visit. Equally interesting is the fact that the wave cut platform by it is absolutely encrusted with fossil shells.
Hostel bound I went for a quick walk around the citadel in Victoria. Another old walled city, but much smaller than the others. A fine cathedral by the entrance and a few people still live in the buildings around it. Almost everything behind it has tumbled and you walk narrow paths between overgrown sites. I only just beat nightfall back to the hostel.


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Brian Allgeier, creative director on the upcoming co-op shooter Fuse, distinguished himself in Sydney with an anecdote about a local tradition: the Tim Tam Slam.
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Realistically, the title reflects a marriage of the best ideas from two of the biggest hits in the Insomniac back catalogue: Resistance, and Ratchet and Clank. The clever, possibly sentient, alien gunk becomes your enabler of mass destruction and justifies some of the creative attacks and defences available to your gang of four.
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Like great RPG characters, each of Fuse's soldiers has a unique purpose and skill set, but must work as a team. The most brutal handiwork is that of Jacob Kimble, whose crossbow fires fuse-enhanced projectiles that can piece enemies' bodies and pin them to walls. Once embedded, the bolts can be detonated remotely to deliver a particularly sick coup de grace and an easy frontrunner for gaming's most blood-chilling headshot.
On the day of the interview arranged by Electronic Arts, Allgeier said his favourite character was the resident sneaker, Naya Deveraux.
"I was playing her today and it was just fun going invisible, using a shotgun and blasting enemies. I also like her main weapon - the warp rifle - and creating all those black holes. A chain reaction happens, and all those enemies just get blasted to pieces."
Taking the squad element one step further, Fuse allows players to leap from one character to another at the push of a button, opening up a plethora of tactical options.
Allgeier, who decided to forge a career in game design after discovering Steve Meretzky's Planetfall in the 1980s, said the action movie ethos of that era fed into Fuse's style.
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Fuse is due for release later this year on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.


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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by WoodysGirl, Oct 22, 2012.
Yeah, I threw it here, since we literally just played them.
It won't stay here for long..
Lose to Dallas, lose your job!
Living here in the DC area I can see that alot of what past Redskin players have said about management could be true. Coaches and Owners cant stop players from speaking their minds and things get around alot faster these days as compared to the 70's, 80's and early 90's
He had the ability to be fired, so yes he was a real gm.
I wish we could fire our GM!
I wonder if Richardson would be interested in hiring Jerry as their new GM?
In the middle of a season?
Even the Browns are letting Holmgren reach the end of the year.
Probably means Ron Rivera is on his way out too. Personally, I thought Ron Rivera was a poor choice for a head coach. His first move was to draft Cam Newton first overall. That IMO spoke volumes about both Ron and Marty Hurney.
If only someone would fire our GM
May not have been Ron's call just Like fisher did not want VY but that is who the GM & Owner gave him.
The Carolina Panthers announced Monday morning that general manager Marty Hurney has been relieved of his duties.
The move came a day after a 19-14 loss to Dallas gave Carolina a 1-5 start despite it having one of the league's higher payrolls. The Panthers' record is the worst in the NFC.
What is this you say?
A GM gets fired for not producing results?
What kind of business model is this?
Mistake, in my opinion.
Get the new guy in there so they can start scouting for the spring's draft.
What new guy in mid season though? The hot name will be Eric DeCosta in Baltimore. They'e not going to let him go right now, so they are going to fly without a GM for the rest of this year most likely.
No wonder Jerruh could find no reason after yesterdays stellar performance to see anything ugly
I'd rather fly sans GM and just let my scouting department operate independent of that leadership than continue with Holmgren at the helm.
Can you imagine how much better off the Browns would've been with RGIII? Idiots.
At what point is RGIII out for the season though? He isn't a running back and isn't conditioned to take the pounding a running back takes. With him running as much as he is, at some point he is going to get creamed. Not to mention concussions. Hell, he has already had one concussion this season. I suspect if he continues running, he will have a short career.
I got ya. I was still talking about Carolina. He for sure is out.
I suspect Joe Banner will assume that role in Cleveland so I wasn't even thinking about them.
Panthers are the only team in the NFL without back to back winning seasons. Hurney has been there since Polian went to Indy. That's a long time of not building upon success.
Panthers fans have been wanting him out for years. They wiped out their team beside a very few players during the lockout. The defense has been bad for years. The team is in shambles.
And there it is.
I know they probably erase that this year, but wasn't last year their first ever winning season? Or did they go 9-7 or better in 2010 and I am just spacing it off? I could have sworn they were sub .500 until last year.


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It was a warm Friday, Sept. 6, night as the Pine River-Backus Tigers played host to the Prairie Valley Nighthawks.
The Tigers would receive and went on an 81-yard drive capped off by a Zach Struss to Shane Fleming 31-yard touchdown with Henry Krecklau adding the two-point conversion for an 8-0 lead.
The Nighthawks' first drive would end with a fumble at the Prairie Valley 42-yard line, which was recovered by PR-B's Jared Adkins. Meanwhile, PR-B extended their lead to 14-0 when Krecklau ran 29 yards for a touchdown. The conversion run failed.
The Tigers added three touchdowns in the second quarter, the first came when Brandon Mager caught a 15-yard scoring pass from Struss. The successful conversion run made it 22-0.
With 6:32 remaining before halftime, the Nighthawks would have a costly turnover as Henry Krecklau brought a buzz to the Tiger fans as he would return a Prairie Valley fumble 80 yards for a touchdown, and Jared Adkins would add the two-point conversion to give the home team a 30-0 lead.
PR-B added a final score when Mager caught another 15-yard throw from Struss, who tossed his fifth touchdown pass in the opening two games.
Defense was the key for the Tigers, who forced the Nighthawks into six first-half turnovers four fumbles and two interceptions.
"To be up 38-0 after the first half was outstanding," said PR-B coach Tom Demars. "It was our best half of football I've seen in a long time."
The Nighthawks would receive in the second half kickoff, and put together a long drive, which was capped by Skyler Meiners' quarterback keeper with a 3-yard scamper with 7:20 left in the third.
Meiners would add one more score in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter on a 2-yard quarterback that cut the deficit to 38-14.
After the Tigers punted, the Nighthawks went on a long drive but that was spoiled by a Taylor Zacakowsky interception at the PR-B 6 with 2:48 remaining.
The Nighthawks would cap the scoring with 6.9 seconds left on a C.J. Marotto to Kyle Schlosser 3-yard touchdown pass. The conversion run was successful, but Prairie Valley ran out of time.
"We came flying out of the gates, but we didn't finish the way we wanted to," Demars said. "We knew we would have our hands full. There's still lots of work to do."
The Tigers will host the Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Wolves on Friday Sept. 13. W-H-A, dropped to 0-2 overall after losing to Cass Lake-Bena 34-28 on Friday, Sept. 6.
Prairie Valley 0 0 6 16 — 22
Pine River-Backus 14 24 0 0 — 38
First quarter
PRB: Shane Flemming 31 pass from Zach Struss (Henry Krecklau run) 6:25
PRB: Krecklau 29 run (run failed) 1:55
Second quarter
PRB: Brandon Mager 15 pass from Struss (Adkins run) 11:21
PRB: Krecklau 65 fumble return (Adkins run) 6:32
PRB: Mager 15 pass from Struss (Adkins run) 1:09
Third quarter
PV: Skyler Meiners 4 run (run failed) 7:20
Fourth Quarter
PV: Meiners 2 run (pass good) 11:56
PV: Kyle Schlosser 3 pass from Minors (run good) :06
Team statistics
Rushes-yards: PR-B 24-111, PV 48-214
Pass comp-att-int-yds: PR-B 9-16-0-114, PV 7-20-3-93
Total offense: PR-B 225, PV 307
Individual leaders:
Rushing: PR-B, Krecklau 9-63
Passing: PR-B, Struss 7-13-105
Receiving: PR-B, Flemming 3-54, Mager 4-51


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Carl Sagan wrote:"Occasionally, I get a letter from someone who is in 'contact' with aliens. I am invited to ask them anything. And over the year's I've prepared a little list of questions. The aliens are very advanced remember. So I ask things like, 'Please provide a short proof of Fermat's Last Theorem'. I write out the simple theorem equation with the exponents. It's a simulating exercise to think of questions to which no human today knows the answers, but where a correct answer would be recognised as such. It's even more challenging to formulate such questions in fields other than mathematics. Perhaps we should hold a contest and collect the best responses in '10 Questions to Ask an Alien'."
Following World War II, reports of unidentified flying objects stormed the U.S. The first official account of a UFO was reported by Kenneth Arnold, who in actuality was most-likely reporting the test flight of a model based off of the Horten Ho 229.
A recovered German aircraft, that had been in development since 1944, Kenneth Arnold uttered the infamous words "flying saucer," which instantly gave way to the flying saucer craze that swept the nation.
The monitor clicks off in front of a large symposium. We are in a banquet hall located in Roswell, New Mexico.
Giorgio Tsoukalos appears from the backstage area to a smattering of applause from the small UFO Enthusiasts group.
Giorgio Tsoukalos: Greetings fellow space travellers. You have assembled here for the next few days to discuss the topic of UFO's and extra-terrestrial beings. My specialty is studying the historic side of this, but I'm happy to serve as a mediator for all of your questions. First off, I'd like to quickly run down our itinerary for the day...
The generally uneventful symposium was a panel of experts, scientists, pseudo-scientists, and the like. After a brief introduction, and the history on UFO lore, it was time to open up questions to the audience. At the end of the symposium, the staff took a final tally on who was present...
1. newarenanow
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8. Krafster
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I think the writing is on the wall as far as Osi goes. Still, I'm glad that John Mara left the door open as you never know what could happen.
I'll tell you one thing, I sure am glad we picked up JPP two years ago. Without him the future of our defense would be noticeably bleaker.


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Mariposa, Linynp, & Patticake Welcome!
So glad you'll be quilting along with us. These patterns are great for stash busting and scrappy. But also look great in a classic two or three colors as shown in the video Beauty Secrets. I have pulled all my batiks (probably 15-20 different pieces) and a few blenders.
I might try this one.... I love the NY beauty block but PP any my brain just don't work! I think I am dyslexic (sp) when it comes to Paper piecing.
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I will also be joining in love paper piecing and batiks can't wait. I got to hear and see Bill V @ my quilt quild meeting in Hillsboro ,OR a few months ago he brought some of his collection very interesting hearing how he got started collecting and how it has evolved for him.
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SulaBug, your block is great! I just made a decision I'm going to finish my Sylvia blocks first before I start this project. I only (or still) have 33 blocks to go. So if you see a block here from me..........LOL kick me in the behind. I hope I can keep my hands off of the batiks I ordered last week so I can use them for the NYB!
Eat, quilt, sleep, repeat
Giving this a lot of thought !!!! I have an extra large box of batiks and just can't decide what to do with them. Maybe this is the quilt I should make.
It also coincides with the Pony Club sew along finishing.
If you see blocks from me you will know I am in...
I'm trying to FINISH projects...not start them...but....maybe I'll jump in later. I'm bookmarking this.
I'm in! I have too many projects but love the New York beauty quilts.
I'm in too.
Ohhhh noooooo. Doing a NYB has been on my bucket list. I have been collecting fabrics for a few years.
I am also collecting reds to do a Double wedding ring.
So there is only one thing to do, which is get started on that bucket list.
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Andreas Jensen <email@example.com>
st: Merging longitudinal data set
Fri, 16 Jul 2010 23:59:40 +0200
Hi Statalist.
I'm a new Stata user (previously only used R) and I'm working on a
project involving a longitudinal data set. There are two waves each
contained in its own data file and there is a common ID variable which
is consistent among the waves. I'm trying to wrap my head around the
merge command and I'm sure this is a fairly basic question. I,
however, would appreciate some confirmation on that what I'm doing is
hopefully correct.
What I'm troubled about is that there are people from wave 1 that has
dropped out when wave 2 was conducted (their ID does not exist in the
wave 2 data file), and there has been added additional people in wave
2 that aren't present in wave 1 (their ID does not exist in the wave 1
data file).
I have sorted each data file according to the ID variable and then
executed a merge 1:1 on the ID with wave 1 as master. I get the
following output.
Result # of obs.
not matched 28,046
from master 12,373 (_merge==1)
from using 15,673 (_merge==2)
matched 18,742 (_merge==3)
So assuming that my command is correct, is it then true that there are
18742 individuals in both waves, 12373 individuals which has dropped
out after wave 1 and 15673 individuals that have been added in wave 2?
Thanks in advance,
Andreas Jensen
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