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[quote user="Raptor22"][quote user="nycsportzfan"] Ya, i'm thinking based off only the one week we've seen so far, which isn't a whole lot to go with, that the GIANTS could(hopefully not), be a 10th-12th picking team in this yrs draft... If that were true(hopefully not), then the handful of guys this very early on i'd be thinking alot about(of course could change through season) are
Vontaze Burfict LB Arz St- As much as i love goff, this guy is just a animal!
Alshon Jeffery wr s.carolina- If he were to make it to us, it'd be very hard to not pair him with Hakeem, plus Hakeem seems brittle, and Mario is a FA soon(right?), and we don't have much after that, unless barden comes back soon and shows us what hes made of..
Dre Kirkpatrick CB Bama- Teaming Kirkpatrick with Prince, would be something, and possibly re-sign TT for cheap because of his injury... WOW! Then were talking!
Matt Kalil OT U.S.C- Our Oline looked wretched, and even though we got some nice young players there in Petrus and Brewer, we still could go get a OT early on to really try and solidify the positon and depth...
Jonathan Martin OT Stanford- See Kalil....
First, I don't want to make any pronouncements about the O-line based on one game. They've got the best O-line coach in the business, and I really do think they'll gel into a force to be reckoned with by week 3. Familiarity and trust is the only thing lacking at the moment, and that ain't going to be solved in the draft.
That being said, I do believe JR will take an OL somewhere in the mid rounds (3-5). Some 1st or 2nd round guy guy who fell after the big-name linemen were snapped up early, and then teams moved on to flashier positions like WR or RB.
I'd LOVE to get Jeffery. He and Nicks would be an absolute FORCE together. Could anyone imagine a 3-wide set with some combination of Nicks, Jeffery, Thomas, and Barden? That's also a lot of physicality for the running game as well.
Burfict would bring a mentality to the Giants D that they haven't had since the 80's. However, he's a BIG risk in NYC, and also as cautious as the refs are about hits, a vicious 10yrd sack won't do a damn bit of good if they hand out a 15yrd penalty and 1st down. It wouldn't surprise me if Burfict drops because of his "character" concerns... just look at Prince, and the only knock on him was a "quirky" sense of humor.
If the Giants pick somewhere in the 20's (either through trading down, or pulling it together and making a run), they may very well STILL have a shot at Burfict, and the choice may be between him and Jeff Fuller (who I'm quite high on at the moment... I see a lot of Nicks in him, except he's even bigger).
In fact, since there are some good, maybe even great QB's coming out this year, we could see a situation like this past draft where some great talent gets pushed down in favor of maybe reaching for a QB.
How tough would the choice be between Burfict, Fuller, Mike Martin, and Donta Paige-Moss?
[/quote] Burfict is gonna go top 10... I would be surprised if he makes it to 10th overall pick, to be totally honest.. Hes a diffrence maker, a Patrick WIllis/Rey Lewis type player, having a full skill set to boot, not lagging in any area... WIth a full season of no trouble, i think he'll be fine by draft time... Burficts Draft stock is on the rise, his play is speaking volumes!
I love Jeff Fuller as well, and would be fine getting Fuller if we picked at the end of RD 1.. The thing is though, that there is a ton of ridiculous WR's, so we might be able to wait untill rd 3 and still pull off a Dwight Jones or a Devier Posey, Nick Toon, Marvin McNutt, Chris Owusu...etc And in Rd 2, u might be able to snag a Mahhumed Sanu, Juron Criner, or Ryan Broyles... Its a amazing draft for WR's, with depth galour..
As far as our Oline, u gotta remember, Kareem Mckenzie is at the end of the line, and outside of Brewer and Beatty, we don't have much there... I would like to see another stout OT brought in, and if a Johnathan Martin or Ryan Kalil are there, then we must think hard about it..
One more guy that excites me is Luke Kuechly.. This dude is also a nice fit for the Giants... I'd be very excited to have him on the team, and i would have no problem if we pick in the 20's, giving Chase Minnifeild a looksy....


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No one remembers who came in second.
that GW TD to Cruz against tampa bay, watch eli the entirety of the play. elis getting popped on a ton of plays people dont notice bc their attention follows the ball. i cant tell u how many td passes eli throws or in general where he just gets creamed bc he hung in the pocket...guys prob the toughest qb and altho he gets rid of it as quickly as possible, that "as possible" is tied to his understanding of how long is needed for the play to develop
There's no sure-fire way to guard against injury. You'd be ensuring nothing.
what they should do is get u to stop instigating with LITERALLY dozens of posters every other day. and u can use the ignore feature. peace...

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Well, yall read my mind. I guess the better team lost the SB.
Don't forget folks, my comment came last week before the SB. Quite honestly, to repeat the same rap after the SB this season is bad behavior.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
lets see...the Forty NIners org, coach, and players seem to always have excuses when they lose.
What are their excuses when they win???......get it....???
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch
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Giants by 21 been saying it all week..
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ALL IN!!![/quote]
Close enough, you are the MAN.
Btw i went on the boards and got myself banned after the game... =)
[/quote]Let me think on it and I will have a prediction up by Wed for niners game..
Lol. Poor packers fans can't take the heat and banned u. Lol[/quote]
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- 1-1/2 pounds beef top sirloin steak
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- 1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot or 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon dried tarragon
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- 2 large sweet red peppers, cut in 1-inch pieces
- Cut beef in 1-1/4-in. cubes; place in large resealable plastic bag. In a bowl, combine the wine, soy sauce, oil, ginger, garlic and tarragon; pour 2/3 cup marinade over beef. Seal bag; let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes. Set aside remaining marinade for basting.
- Drain and discard marinade from beef. Thread the meat, onions, zucchini and peppers alternately on six metal or soaked wooden skewers.
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A lot has changed since my last post. I took the sand part out and made it all flourite, I've added some rock and driftwood, and started ordering and putting in a couple plants. I've had it filled now for about 2 weeks, the hole time been using seachem stability. I'm surprised that with the aqua soil I have in there that my ammonia is holding steady at about .25ppm.
But now I'm thinking of water changes. The other side of the wall where this tank sits is my mechanical room with a floor drain. I'm thinking about cutting a small whole in the wall and running some drain pipe from the tank to the floor drain. I would just cut in a T fitting, with a valve on each side, from one of my canisters and just let my canister drain my water for me.
Then onto my water changes. I'm thinking about setting up my 29 tank as a plants only tank on the other side of that wall. But make the tank sit up an extra 18" so I could just syphon the water from my 29 to my 75. Each week I would drain 10 gallons from my 75, then syphon 10 gallons from my 29 to my 75, and then add 10 gallons from my tap water to my 29. I'm thinking this will give the water a week to circulate in a tank and mix with existing water before it goes to my main tank.
Any thoughts or is this just an overkill idea?
|It's not bad, you hardly notice it with the black trim and my canopy. I'll have to post some pics with the canopy on.
|I guess that will do the job, but the plumbing will be quite visible as it is length wise of the tank ...
The whole piece is removable, I left about 3/4 to inch on each side left and right and didn't glue the two tubes and center coupling. That way all I have to do is pull the two sides and the center comes out with ease. Plus I wanted the ability to be able to rotate my spraybar for what I believe to be the perfect direction (up and down.)
I put it in the back just because I didn't want the flow paths to cross and have just one current not two.
Interesting plumbing,
any consideration why the spraybar attached is on the back in length instead 2 on the side ?
this will give easy way to clean one side at a time instead of need to lift the whole piece (if it is removable) ?
I've had Rams and Amanos in the same tank before and never had a problem. Granted the Rams where small and amanos almost full grown at the time.
I'm going to do mostly crypts with some L or S repens in the bigger area and marsilea minuta in the smaller area to the right.
I think your Amano's will get eaten by your Rams.
What type of plants are you looking to use?
Oh ya, I forgot to put in a pic of that. I took a plug and put it in the 1 1/4" piece in between the two T's on both sides. That way everything was glued together for stability but water didn't get through the intake and outflow. Yes the back part is my spraybar.
I used krylon fusion satin black spray paint.
Can you explain how your plumbing works? Im looking to do something similar. It looks as though your in and out are connected in the corners with the 2 Ts, are they? Im assuming the pipe across the back is a spray-bar, right?
Also, what did you use to paint the pipes?
Ok, so finally had some free time to finish a couple little things up and add substrate. First I used some ada amazonia that I had left over from a 10 gal I had up for just a few months, plus the 1/2 bag I never used. Then I added some gro soil tabs, then covered it all up with black flourite. Oh also bought a 8x8 sheet of marine pure bio media, that worked perfect to fit into both baskets of my xp2's.
Right now the water is filling up in my tank and I'll take some after water shots too, but I don't think I'm going to be able to get the driftwood I want for another month or so. So guess while I order some plants and let the tank start to cycle it'll be kinda bare.
As you can see, I have the out's of each canister crossed so that the the water is always circulating throughout the tank. Each xp2 has it's own 200 watt hydor inline heater.
Here is the ada amazonia, the different color is from some being new (dry) and the darker (used wet).
Then I added my gro soil tabs. I pushed them all down to the bottom glass.
Then topped it all off with some flourite.
Well started on my diy plumbing for my canisters today, but only did so much. Going to wait for my two hydor inline heaters and my other canister to come in before I finish it. Most is up and in the dry fitting stage now. Plus have some new pics. I ran out of my 10' stick of 3/4, thats why you don't see the intake tube going down. There will be one on each side.
Plus took one of my re-made support bar across the top.
It's been awhile since I've updated this. Been a couple reasons.
1-Wife and I thought it'd be better if I put this tank up downstairs in our family room, but the basement wasn't finished. It is now finally done. Took so long because I did it all but carpet myself, with the help of my father.
2-Wife told me I should make it salt water. Was going to go down that path for a while, until I found out that was going to be WAY to much money. So back to the planted tank, glad for this as I'm looking forward to this set up.
So now I'm back at it. Last friday I ordered a 48" Finnex Fugeray. Today I ordered another rena xp2 (medium is what they call it now I guess), 2 hydor 200w (one for each canister), and in the process of ordering some driftwood. Yesterday I went to a window tinting place and got some mirrored window tint and put it on, and today bought all my cpvc pieces for my diy intakes and spraybar.
Also almost forgot, I cut the center brace off the top rim and siliconed a piece of 1/4" glass in it's place. Figured it'd give me better light, going through glass then a piece of black plastic.
Tomorrow pics coming.
|I think you having limited time for it might be a good think, it will slow the process down so you can enjoy it and have time to think about decisions. I like the idea of the substrate dividers, very nice. I have to say, you don't have this tank going yet and I am a little envious of you. My 75 is just sitting up stairs on the floor awaiting a stand and all the fixin's. I look forward to seeing your tank take shape, subscribed.
Well time for a little update. Yesterday I received my 80 pds of fluorite and my light. The light I'm sending back because I ordered it to soon, going to get the ray 2 for it. I have my rocks sitting out in bleach water overnight and tomorrow I'm going to dump that then boil some water and pour that over them. Then let them soak overnight with some prime/water.
Today I cut up some acrylic and siliconed it in place for my substrate divider. I wish I had more time to work on it but having a 7 month old and a 2 1/2 kinda take up most of my time (I like it though). Here are some pics of the tank with the acrylic up.
So I finally pick up my tank, brought it home and set up today. Well, put it in the house where it's going to be. I'm going to be using a rena xp2 and a ehiem 2232 for my filters. And I just got done ordering a duel t-5 light with 4 moonlight leds. I also ordered about 75 pounds of seachem fluorite black. I'm planning on doing about a 3" in the front and about 6" to the right beach look with playsand. Then the rest will slope up to the left and back with the fluorite with 9 litters of ada amazonia underneath it. I can see it in my head, but having a hard time trying to explain it here.
Hopefully my shipment will be able to get to me before the holiday next week because I had to tare down a tank to put this one in there. In the tank I tore down had the amazonia in it and now it's just sitting in a bucket with some water in it. Hope that doesn't effect it anyway.
Change of plans one more time on my stocking idea. I'm staying away from the anglefish.
Wish list for stocking.
10 otos
20 Cardinal Tetras
6-8 German Blue Rams
4-5 Electric Blue Rams
1 whiptail catfish (still thinking about this one) I would love a different cool single fish.
8-10 Amano Shrimp
my colony of Cherry shrimp
3 assassin snail
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#1 Wed 16 May 07 4:42pm
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Straight sided (square) ladle
Does anyone have, or know where to purchase a square/straight sided ladle? I heard that these are much better for skimming.
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#2 Thu 17 May 07 5:28am
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Re: Straight sided (square) ladle
The main reason for using a square ladle is that it enables you to get the last few drops out of the pan - round ladles always leave some behind.
#3 Thu 17 May 07 5:22pm
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Re: Straight sided (square) ladle
I bought mine ages ago at either David Jones or House to use in teflon etc non-stick pans. Geoff is right. They have the advantage of getting the very last few drops out of the pan.
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park a coffee table over it.
I did that on the fabric of the back seat of my car. The fabric had been treated with a stain guard, so perhaps that helped. I used most of a bottle of rubbing alcohol and a LOT of elbow grease, but I got it out.
Good luck!
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I suspect this will be in the thread "worst beekeeping mistake you ever made".
There are two things that will short circuit logical thinking, sex and a BM. I feel your pain.
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Do you guys have a cleaning product in US supermarkets called Handy Andy? Takes a little rubbing but it will completely dissolve propolis. You should also get a carpet machine in to suck out the residue.
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Maybe it could be found at an International Grocery Store, but the only one I know of is in Washington,DC.
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"Thinking Inside The Box"
There is a ton of solvents that will dissolve propolis. That doesn't necessarily get the stain out or stop from taking the color with it. I would try the freeze method first.
Brian Cardinal
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Who ever thought this blunder would get so much attention? I really appreciate all the ideas. I have eight days to try things, so I start today with ice.
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Try Goo Gone, it's pretty safe but does a great job!
but her flowers and tell her the truth before you do more damage
I love my honey bees!
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Offer to be her butler for a period of time! (Seinfeld! LOL)
go out and find the neighbors doggie yard and walk back in the house...she will NEVER notice the propilis stain my wife found some solution on the web to clean carpets, however it said test in inconspicious area first so I wont post it
I am praying for you that you find a contractor to build you a shed in the back yard to live in.
all the attention is because we all know what wifes do when husbands do stupid things
Show her this thread and tell her we are all asking for her to have mercy on our fellow beek. Remind her of how we often stumble without our wives there to guide us. And how your mind was consumed with the sorrow of her absence, which led to the unfortunate error. I try to really lay in on thick, so my wife laughs and does not have the heart to give me too severe a beating. I've even gotten my dogs to sit by my side and hang their heads in sorrow, right along with me.


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since the lifespan of a female varroa mite is two to three months in the summer, and six to eight months in the winter, i'm not sure how brood breaks and swarms would offer too much in the way of mite control.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
I am not so sure I understand how it works. But I see people claiming it does all the time. I have seen information that indicates that crowding of the mites has a negative impact on their ability to reproduce. I can't recall where I saw that though.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
>mites are knocked back...
understood ncb, but so are the bees, and the net % infestation is what is important.
i don't know if much is gained by brood breaks, but then i haven't seen any science on it either.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
Varroa mite numbers seemed to be higher this year than what I have seen in the past at least in this part of the country. Maybe that is what he was talking about??
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Have you or someone been gathering statistics from across your part of the country or are you going by what you see in your own hives?
Mark Berninghausen
good evening mark. how's it going with your bees this winter?
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
Serious off topic question? Or, a message?
THey're in good shape. Yours?
Mark Berninghausen
a little off topic i guess, sorry. glad to hear yours are fine.
thankfully mine are in good shape too.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
So does anyone believe that if i keep down the path I am on that one day i can have surviving hives? Or is that all a big dream?
Not sure, but probably not. Talk to Michael Palmer about "The Sustainable Apiary", how he keeps his apiary alive.
Mark Berninghausen
depends who you listen to.
i'm not sure i'm sold on the fact that genetic resistance can be counted on 100%, especially considering most queens are going to be open mated. even the strongest and most resistant bees are going to have a limit on how much they can take, and it is the strongest colonies that are most likely to rob the crashing ones.
i can easily see how just one colony crashing with mites and getting robbed could easily spread the infestation like a domino effect to other colonies in the yard.
as if the mites sucking the hemolymph out of the bees wasn't bad enough, if they are vectoring a very virulent virus as well it could mean the end of an otherwise healthy, productive, and for the most part resistant colony.
plus, allowing mites to crash a colony and move on to another selects for those kind of mites that kill their host, instead of mites that are less virulent and don't crash a colony.
i'll be the first to admit that counting mites has not been a part of my bee management. my bees have been doing fine and have not been treated for mites, and they are descended from bees that have never been treated.
i had my first hive crash to mites this fall. luckily i caught it before it got robbed. there were so few bees and it was so late in the season that i just shook them out.
i plan to use my alcohol jar a lot more going forward. in the spring, i'll want to know what the mite levels are to help me decide which colonies to graft new queens from and which colonies to pinch the queen from and use for splits and mating nucs. in the summer, after the honey harvest, i can requeen colonies with high mite counts or make up nucs to sell or overwinter.
i am hopeful i can propagate my bees in this way and avoid treating for mites. i do think it is risky to not do mite counts and not have a plan in place to deal with a high infestation if you find it.
beekeeping is not inexpensive and a involves a lot of sweat. letting hives crash costs money, time, and lost harvest. again, i'm not convinced just letting hives die out is the way to go.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
i bought my bees from a supplier nearby, who has propagated them from feral bees he and his father cut out of the woods over ten years ago. he claims never using treatments of any kind, and he is a very trustworthy fellow.
i guess it's possible the swarms that created those feral colonies may have been treated many years ago, but what i have are long term survivors. this is one reason i would rather not treat them if i can help it.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
I also haven't been monitoring the v.mite count in my hives and maybe its possible that a significant build up of v.mites caused a quick collapse.
However, I would not think that a hive would swarm that late in the year and it is probably from a v.mite buildup. After this year, my first full year, I don't think I'll ever go treatment free again (at least for all my hives). Maybe I'll take a few and experiment but I'll never manage my hives in a way that goes against the majority opinion.


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The swimming pool is equipped with tables, umbrellas, chairs, showers and hammocks upon which guests can sunbathe. There is also a children's pool and a free Wi-Fi zone included.
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A double bed and a large wardrobe are placed in the bedroom. A sofa bed is available in the living room, as well as a TV, DVD player, CD player and a fan. A dining table is also present. Find a ceramic hob, oven, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine. coffee maker, kettle, toaster and cooking utensils in the kitchen.
The nearest bus stop is less than 2 minutes away on foot. Just 5 minutes away by bus is the historic Vegueta district. One of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city, Triana is a 10-minute walk away. Twenty minutes away by bus is the shopping area of Mesa y López.
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The apartment is absolutely fantastic!! I enjoy a lot a possibility to drink a cup of coffee, watching at the same time a magnificent sunrise, the ocean and Las Palmas. The apartment is nice & sunny, the bed/mattress is comfy, the internet/TV works perfectly and in the kitchen I found everything I needed. Everything was absolutely clean at my arriving and Gerardo showed me entrances/exits to the place, the nearest shops and other useful staff. You can always call him if you have a problem – he is very friendly, communicative and I'm sure he will help you if you'd need it
The swimming pool is small but well maintained, it's used also by to the people living in the condominium, where the apartment belongs to, but rarely I met someone there.
For the people who don't like (or cannot) walking, I would suggest to borrow a car. Than you can also visit the beautiful island and move easily within the city. But if you don't mind to have a 10-15 minutes' walk and to use the mass transport (which is quite easy and friendly to use), then you will absolutely enjoy this place.
The apartment was clean and well equipped. The location was silent enough - not a lot of traffic noise - or any disturbing noise from other apartments.
The biggest appointment was that wifi was working only at the pool area, which was 100 m away - and due to some urgent business issues which needed attention early morning times - mornings were chilly and in the pool area there is no electricity supply --- it was most inconvenient. So if internet connection is needed - this is not the place to stay.
No next door shops or restaurants - some flaneur style attitude and good shoes are a must in this location.
Wimdu service is excellent - before, during and after a stay.
It was great to be collected from the airport by Gerardo who showed us where the supermarket was and where to park. Comfortable, well equipped apartment with great views. It was lovely to find wine and some other basics in the kitchen and the bathroom. The area was quiet.
Our only complaint is that we thought we had Wifi in the apartment but we had to go down to the swimming pool area which was not convenient as we needed access in the apartment for our work. This should be made clear
Great accommodation, apartment nice, clean, beautiful views and all the amenities, owner super friendly and welcoming, even a bottle of wine in cool, what more do you want.
I highly recommend it to those looking for accommodation in a quiet, yet convenient to all parts of the city, wanting to even walk.
A special thanks to Gerard for his availability and kindness, we will meet again for sure.
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Ottima sistemazione, appartamento carino, pulito, una bella vista e tutte le comodità, proprietario gentilissimo e accoglienza super, anche una bottiglia di vino in fresco, che cosa volete di più.
Lo consiglio vivamente a chi vuole una sistemazione in una zona tranquilla e al tempo stesso comoda per raggiungere tutte le parti della città, volendo anche a piedi.
Un grazie particolare a Gerardo per la sua disponibilità e gentilezza, ci rivedremo sicuramente.
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Very large, beautiful apartment with a really nice view of Las Palmas!
The pictures of the apartment the same as in reality. Were first It was cleaned when we arrived. We would arrive in the evening around 8 pm, because the delay was 23:00, Gerardo continued waiting for us all the time, very welcoming!
Shops, eateries are within walking distance and the car you are so out of town.
I would recommend this apartment to anyone!
Zeer groot, mooi appartement met echt een mooi uitzicht over Las Palmas!
Voor het eerst waren de foto's van het appartement hetzelfde als in de realiteit. Het was goed schoongemaakt toen we aankwamen. we zouden rond 8 uur in de avond aankomen, wegens vertraging werd het 23.00 uur, Gerardo is op ons blijven wachten de hele tijd, heel erg gastvrij!
Winkels, eetgelegenheden zijn op loopafstand en met de auto ben je zo de stad uit.
Ik kan dit appartement aan iedereen aanbevelen!
Nel complesso buon appartamento, un po' distante dal centro, ma facilmente
raggiungibile la piazza S.Telmo, peccato non vi sia la possibilita' di canali tv italiani, almeno quelli basilari, app.tranquillo, silenzioso, soddisfatto!
Nuestra estancia ha sido cómoda y agradable.El salón, con decoración de los 80, es muy luminoso y con unas vistas geniales.La piscina es un valor añadido. Y la zona cómoda de aparcar y para llegar a cualquier parte de la cuidad.
El propietario ha sido atento y amable.
La valía de las personas se mide en los problemas. Durante mi estancia surgió un problema (totalmente ajeno al propietario) y Gerardo lo solventó espectacularmente bien, dándome diversas opciones para que eligiera la que más se adaptaba a mis necesidades. Comportamiento excelente.
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By Joni Moths Mueller
"I'm terrible at multitasking," apologizes Christine Davis, while simultaneously welcoming me, offering me a seat, responding to her pager and texting a message to a 62-year-old Vietnam veteran who wonders if he can have chemotherapy today. He has 100 percent service-connected chronic leukemia, caused by Agent Orange.
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Almost before those words are out of her mouth, she's moving again, and quickly, heading down the hall and into an exam room where waits a 60-year-old female Air Force vet who has metastatic bladder cancer. She came into the VA this morning because of a sudden onset of cold symptoms and, while Davis is here, she asks: "Would you want to take a look at a strange bump I found near my abdomen?"
Yes, Yes, Yes. Davis is 45 minutes into her morning. Not good at multitasking? Really?
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"PAs are able to expand a health care team and allow more individual time to be spent with patients," says Wiemiller.
With all of the changes coming as a result of the Affordable Health Care Act and 60 million more Americans poised to become health care consumers, Wiemiller sees great opportunities for PAs.
"It's an exciting time because it's competitive, the job market is here and the role that we play is so critical to the future of America's health care."
Meet some Marquette PAs
Christine Davis H Sci '12, PA partner with five attending physicians and 10 fellows on the hematology/oncology unit at the VA
Totally, completely elated to work as a PA. She had a background in medical sales and a desire to move into the role of a practitioner, to provide a high level of individualized care at the moment patients need it most. There could be no more suitable match than at the VA where, working with supervising physicians, she sees patients, spends time listening to them and planning treatment plans. In this unit, patients can be severely ill and Davis can be doing curative or palliative care. This is what she worked so long and hard to be able to do.
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"I'm here for patients who have something come up. There's someone for them to see or talk to." That's evidenced when a Marine vet who has 100 percent service-connected chronic leukemia comes in for a transfusion. He's waiting for a stem cell transplant, and the road traveled has been tough. He hands Davis a "challenge coin" with the Marine Corps emblem on one side, and, on the flip side, his unit's motto, "Death before dishonor," and says: "I thank you very much for fighting for me."
Renan Saavedra H Sci '12, PA resident, focus primary care
Is one of two Marquette PAs selected for the residency program this year. He came to this role in medicine after a career in athletic training. While in that role, he worked with premier athletes on physical conditioning. Now, he works with vets on holistic health. There was always a part of him that cared for others. He recognized that early in life, but it took years of personal discernment to find the path to a PA.
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Ryan Fell Third-year PA student, second rotation at the VA
Totally passionate fella who has a great gift for gab and loves chatting with his patients, putting them at ease, learning their stories. Fell's own story is entertaining. He pursued this dream for 14 years, after careers as an Army medic on tours of duty in Korea and Iraq and as an athletic trainer for student-athletes at Brookfield Central High School in Wisconsin. Fell met a PA when he was in the Army, and that pretty much ruled his future. After his discharge, Fell tried to resist that call. He had a great job, a wife and a baby on the way, but little by little his resistance gave way and he enrolled.
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"PA school has been everything I thought it would be. When it came time to decide what kind of rotations I was going to do, I asked outright whether there are opportunities at the VA. As a veteran, those are people that I felt I wanted to participate in their health care. I think it's a fantastic place to learn because some of those patients are fairly complicated, some have lots of health issues some by their own choice and some by the outcomes of being a defender of our country."
Ben LaCoursiere Third-year PA student, second rotation at the VA
May be the only PA student ever to walk into the surgery suite in mask and scrubs and spot his grandfather's name on the white board that lists surgeries being prepped. He couldn't resist the moment, so he moved into the operating room and said, "Hi, Grandpa." Needless to say, a very proud grandfather perked up fast that day. LaCoursiere was a biomedical sciences major who went directly into PA studies. He says being a PA offers a balance of being able to diagnose and treat and spend time with patients.
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"I wanted to go into health care, wanted to help people as cliché as that sounds. Working with vets is an honor and a privilege. There's one common theme in all my patients at the VA gratitude. They are appreciative, more so than at any other hospital I've been to. I will always look back on my time fondly, both for the experience it brought me and the opportunity to work with those who so bravely defended our country."
The Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center's proximity to Marquette enables partnerships that attract faculty researchers and that bridge the gap between academics and practice. Walk down any hall and chances are good that alumni, graduate students and students currently studying anything from nursing to physical therapy to psychology to biomedical engineering will cross your path.
Law School's legal aid
War-related wounds and ailments aren't the only challenges facing those who serve their country. Many also need legal advice. Marquette's Volunteer Legal Clinic pro bono program includes twice-a-month sessions for veterans and their families to receive free brief legal advice and referral services on civil legal issues.
"These folks made sacrifices, and the least I can do is help them out with some of their legal problems," says Ian Thomson, Law '10, who began working in the legal clinic as a student and continues today as a volunteer attorney.
Under the supervision of Julie Darnieder, Law '78, clinic director, the legal clinic opened in 2009 on the grounds of the Milwaukee VA. It was moved to the nearby Milwaukee County Veterans Service Office in 2012.
The cases can be emotional, often involving family law, bankruptcy and foreclosure. Sometimes, the answers aren't ideal. Volunteer attorneys often find themselves consoling as well as counseling another example of the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis.
"People come in, and they clearly think the weight of the world is against them," says C.J. Szafir, Law '11, a volunteer attorney. "They've given up all hope."
But for all the tough cases, there are many veterans who are thrilled to have help solving a minor dispute or writing a will. For Marquette law students, volunteering provides a practical lesson. Attorneys aren't expected to know all the answers just how to find them.
"It's amazing," says Joy Sisler, a third-year law student. "I try to tell everyone who's an incoming student that they should do the legal clinic because it gives you a little bit of experience in just about everything." Chris Jenkins
College of Nursing partnership for vets
Maggie Brumley is no stranger to serving her country. A junior in the College of Nursing and a member of Marquette's Navy ROTC program, she will be the ninth member of her family to serve when she begins her required five years of active duty and two years of reserve duty after graduating in May 2015.
Brumley jumped at the chance to be a part of the college's new veteran-centric cohort, which will ensure veterans continue to receive the specialized care they've earned.
"Most of the students in the cohort are either ROTC members or have family members in the military, so we're excited to be a part of a program that brings recognition to veterans' health care needs after service," Brumley explains.
A five-year, $5 million VA Nursing Academy Nursing Academic Partnership Program administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs is being instituted at five nursing schools around the country to help fill expected future vacancies at VA hospitals. The nurses will be prepared to care for the specific needs of veterans and their families.
The College of Nursing partners with the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, which provides a clinical setting for students. The partnership also funds 10 additional full-time College of Nursing faculty members during the next five years, allowing 40 more students to enroll at Marquette by 201415.
"We integrated a veteran-centric curriculum into the majority of our undergraduate pre-licensure courses," explains Dr. Kerry Kosmoski-Goepfert, associate dean in the college. "The students in the veteran-centric cohort receive the same education as their peers, but they complete all of their clinical rotations at Zablocki."
Participation in this cohort, Brumley says, "will put me a step ahead of other nurses once I go into active duty." Lynn C. Sheka


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Abstract Expressionism was more than an American phenomenon, and the impact of influential painters was felt beyond the United States. Works by Australians such as Tony Tuckson and Peter Upward reveal how these artists developed in related ways. In his evocative and beautiful Watery c.1960, Tuckson spreads layers of pale paint and then 'writes' across the surface. Upward's large, expressive gestures — his paint thickened with medium — seem to defy materiality and speak instead of calligraphy, jazz and poetry. By using enamel, artists such as Ralph Balson and Michael Taylor develop layer upon layer of thread-like paint.
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This document is licensed under the LGPL 2.1.
bzr branch lp:midori
The development trunk (master, tip) is the latest iteration of the next release. Browse it online and look for other branches at http://code.launchpad.net/midori or download a tarball of the latest revision.
The code used to be hosted in git.xfce.org/apps/midori.
Keep your copy updated:
bzr merge --pull
Join #midori on Freenode or use webchat to talk about Midori, discuss bugs and new ideas.
./waf configure --prefix=/usr ./waf build sudo ./waf install
Midori can be run without being installed.
You can use a temporary folder for testing without affecting normal settings
_build/default/midori/midori -c /tmp/midoridev
You'll want to unit test the code if you're testing a new version or contributed your own changes:
xvfb-run ./waf check
Automated daily builds in Launchpad (ppa:elementary-os/daily and ppa:midori/midori-dev) run these tests as well.
Testing an installed release may reveal crashers or memory corruption which require investigating from a local build and obtaining a stacktrace (backtrace, crash log).
_build/default/midori/midori -g [OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS]
If the problem is a warning, not a crash GLib has a handy feature
env G_DEBUG=all _build/default/midori/midori -g
For more specific debugging output, depending on the feature in question you may use
env MIDORI_DEBUG=help _build/default/midori/midori
Midori code should in general have:
For Vala:
For C:
Extensions may historically diverge from the standard styling on a case-by-case basis
Tell Bazaar your name if you haven't yet
bzr whoami "Real Name <email@address>"
See what you did so far
bzr diff
Get an overview of changed and new files
bzr status
Add new files, move/ rename or delete
bzr add FILENAME bzr mv OLDFILE NEWFILE bzr rm FILENAME
Commit all current changes - Bazaar automatically picks up edited files. If you're used to git, think of an implicit staging area.
bzr commit -p
If you have one or more related bug reports you should pass them as arguments. Once these commits are merged the bug will automatically be closed and the commit log shows clickable links to the reports.
bzr commit -p --fixes=lp:1111999
If you've done several commits
bzr log | less bzr log -p | less
In the case you committed something wrong or want to ammend it:
bzr uncommit
If you end up with unrelated debugging code or other patches in the current changes, it's sometimes handy to temporarily clean up. This may be seen as bzr's version of git stash.
bzr shelve bzr commit -p bzr unshelve
Remember to keep your branch updated:
bzr merge --pull
As a general rule of thumb,
bzr help COMMAND gives you an explanation of any command and
bzr help commands lists all available commands.
If you're a die-hard git user, checkout git-lp to use git commands with the Bazaar repository.
If you haven't yet, check that Launchpad has your SSH key - you can create an SSH key with Passwords and Keys aka Seahorse or
ssh-keygen -t rsa - and use
bzr launchpad-login to make youself known to bzr locally.
If you checked out trunk, and added your patch(es), just push it under your username in Launchpad and you can propose it for merging into trunk. This will automatically request a review from other developers who can then comment on it and provide feedback.
bzr push --remember lp:~USERNAME/midori/fix-bug1120383 && bzr lp-propose-merge lp:midori
lp-propose-merge command may not be working on some distributions like Arch or Fedora. In case you get error like bzr: ERROR: Unable to import library "launchpadlib": No module named launchpadlib just use Launchpad's Web UI to propose a merge.
What happens to all the branches?
Leave the branches alone, approved branches are cleared automatically by Launchpad.
For larger feature branches, use the team in Launchpad to allow other developers to work on the code with you.
bzr push --remember lp:~midori/midori/featuritis && bzr lp-propose-merge lp:midori
What if I want to help out on an existing merge request that I can't push to?
bzr branch ~OTHERPERSON/midori/fix-bug1120383 cd fix-bug1120383 # make commits bzr push lp:USERNAME~/midori/fix-bug1120383 bzr lp-propose-merge ~OTHERPERSON/midori/fix-bug1120383
Updating a branch that may be out of sync with trunk:
bzr pull bzr: ERROR: These branches have diverged bzr merge lp:midori # Hand-edit conflicting changes bzr resolve FILENAME # If any conflicts remain continue fixing bzr commit -m 'Merge lp:midori'
Save a little bandwidth, branch from an existing local copy that you keep around:
bzr branch lp:midori midori
bzr branch midori midori.fix-bug1120383
cd midori.fix-bug1120383
bzr pull lp:midori
As of Midori 0.5.4 the formula is:
When built with Granite (–enable-granite) there're a few key differences:
Midori for Windows is compiled on a Linux host and MinGW stack. For the current build Fedora 18 packages are used. Packages needed are listed below:
yum install gcc vala intltool
For a native build
yum install libsoup-devel webkitgtk3-devel sqlite-devel
For cross-compilation
yum install mingw{32,64}-webkitgtk3 mingw{32,64}-glib-networking mingw{32,64}-gdb
Packages needed when assembling the archive
yum install faenza-icon-theme p7zip mingw32-nsis
Installing those should get you the packages needed to successfully build and develop Midori for Win32.
For 32-bit builds:
mingw32-env ./configure --enable-gtk3 --prefix=/usr/i686-w64-mingw32/sys-root/mingw/ make sudo make install
For 64-bit builds:
mingw64-env ./configure --enable-gtk3 --prefix=/usr/x86_64-w64-mingw32/sys-root/mingw/ make sudo make install
Once built and tested you can assemble the Midori archive with a helper script 32-bit build:
env MINGW_PREFIX="/usr/i686-w64-mingw32/sys-root/mingw" ./win32/makedist/makedist.midori
64-bit build:
env MINGW_PREFIX="/usr/x86_64-w64-mingw32/sys-root/mingw/" ./win32/makedist/makedist.midori x64
For testing your changes unfortuantely a real system is needed because Midori and WebKitGTK+ don't work properly under Wine. Even if it works some problems are not visible when using Wine, but are present when running under a real Windows system and vice versa.
One way around it is to virtualize Windows on a Linux host and mount your MinGW directories as a network drive or shared folder.


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Choose two digits and arrange them to make two double-digit
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digit numbers. Divide your double-digit answer by your single-digit
answer. Try lots of examples. What happens? Can you explain it?
What are the missing numbers in the pyramids?
A little bit of algebra explains this 'magic'. Ask a friend to pick 3 consecutive numbers and to tell you a multiple of 3. Then ask them to add the four numbers and multiply by 67, and to tell you the last two digits of her answer. Now you can really amaze her by giving the whole answer and the three consecutive numbers used at the start.
According to Plutarch, the Greeks found all the rectangles with
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How to do this? No doubt different people will suggest different
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text: Interesting discussions here! Re: Ballet - I actually liked I&K's DQ. It wasn't perfect, but then, they were just up from juniors, while V&M will be in contention for their second OGM. Neither Elena nor Nikita have extensive ballet experience as Tessa does, AFAIK, although Elena is good at hip hop! I&K's biggest problem was that Zhulin didn't change their lifts to fit the program (and certainly it would be easy to find nice balletic poses for that), but I loved the musicality and the way the program flowed... to me, all of those twizzles and spins and crap I usually hate actually made sense when it was two people doing ballet. This would be exquisite for V&M, and a perfect tribute to Russia for Sochi. Don't forget, they may have chosen Schendrin's Carmen, and may be doing a ballet/modern ballet this season. Re: Costumes - Yeah, a tutu probably wouldn't work. I can picture Tessa in a longish sparkly white gown for Swan Lake, but that's too similar to Mahler. They would have to do the black swan, but that's too played out. So probably no Swan Lake. Maybe there will actually be a pro scene and they'll do it there, tutus and all! Yeah right. Re: Blues - I agree with almost all of the comments actually. Yes, they could do it amazingly. Yes, it's possible to win the OGM with it (I mean who thought jive could win until G&P did it?). But overall, I'm gonna say no, it's just too risky. This year or last year would've been the time. You don't pick a slow dance when your biggest rivals are fast and energetic (remember, going into Vancouver, the team to beat wasn't D&W, but DomShabs, who tended to be slow and classical).


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If you have not had the pleasure of going to the recreation of Shakespeare's Globe on London's South Bank to see a production, this is the next best thing, with the added bonus that the rain that soaked this filmed performance won't be dribbling down your neck.
In an attempt to replicate the success of the NT Live model, the Globe has released three filmed versions of recent shows (All's Well That Ends Well arrived unheralded and departed last month; Marlowe's Doctor Faustus opens on the 25th).
This production suffers by comparison with the NT ones for the predictable reason that the open-air setting demands an audibly declamatory style, which permits less subtlety than we have become accustomed to - although the sometimes ramshackle staging is probably very close to what Shakespeare's audiences would have seen.
The perils of that approach are most notable in the comic scenes: as Dogberry, the constable who is the embodiment of smug incompetence, Paul Hunter seems to channel Frankie Howerd, though the other members of the nightwatch deliver full comic value.
But Best and Edwards, as the wrangling Beatrice and Benedick, the couple who are "too wise to woo peaceably", are excellent. They may not scale the dizzy heights of Emma Thompson and Kenneth Branagh in the 1993 film, which is the best-spoken Shakespeare I've seen on any screen, but they achieve a real fire.
The Globe's practice of using the complete text can make some scenes drag and it foregrounds the play's darker elements, which were played down by Branagh.
Like all the women wrongly accused of infidelity in Shakespeare - think Desdemona in Othello and Hermione in The Winter's Tale - the ill-used Hero ups the moral ante of a play that might otherwise be simply ... playful.
But the playwright's sense of the human predilection for sabotaging our own romantic desires remains as lucid as ever, and gives the show lay a very modern edge.
Stars: 3.5/5
Cast: Eve Best, Charles Edwards, Paul Hunter, Ewan Stewart
Director: Jeremy Herrin
Rating: M (offensive language and sexual references)
Running time: 166 mins
Verdict: Better than standing in the rain


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The Paderno World Cuisine vegetable slicer creates spiral cuts and vegetable or fruit noodles in seconds. The frame and blade plates are constructed of very high-quality, impact-resistant ABS plastic that is BPA-free, and the blades are made of stainless steel. It has four powerful suction feet that are fitted with tabs for easy release, and does not require an outlet connection or batteries.
The slicer is an easy-to-use, handy tool that makes zucchini spaghetti, cucumber ribbon strands, curly fries or long, spiral apple strands. It comes with three blades: a shredder blade (small holes), a chipper blade (large holes) and a straight blade. A storage compartment beneath the frame stores two blades and the third blade comes already in place.
The shredder blade measures 1/8", or 3mm, in thickness and produces long spaghetti-like spiral strands. The chipper blade measures 1/4", or 5mm, in thickness and produces long, thick spiral strands. The flat blade measures 1/8", or 3mm, and produces long ribbon-like strands.
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Sorry, I don't see it that way. I think it may have more to do with our secondary. They have to take away the short stuff and give the D more time to get to the QB. Miscues on the line have got to be taken care of in the run game, they looked pathetic last week!
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Richard Johnson: Caesar salad, one of the most popular dishes in the country. We're going to make our version with some grilled chicken. We've started out with some boneless, skinless chicken breasts. We put it in some marinade of Italian dressing in a plastic bag because that helps to coat it a little better, for about 30 minutes. We've got a nice hot grill. Sear these really well; you'll get some nice flavors and color. Now, because I've been handling some raw chicken, I'm going to make sure I wash my hands before I do anything else. Now while my chicken is cooking, I'm going to go ahead and prepare my lettuce and get my dressing ready.
Now to prepare my lettuce, I just want to cut the end off, and then I like to chop it up, just kind of roughly, leaving my pieces fairly large. I'm going to rinse this in some cold water, and while that's happening, I'm going to make my dressing.
I've got some fat-free mayonnaise, and I'm going to add that to my bowl along with a little bit of extra-virgin olive oil. The mayonnaise here is going to carry the flavor of the olive oil really well. We've got some red wine vinegar, some Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice. And because this is going to be a little thick, we're going to put a little bit of water in it as well, just to thin it down a little bit. We'll whip that up with our fork. We're going to use some fresh garlic. Fresh garlic is one of my favorite ingredients, and it's really easy to work with. Just smack it with the back of the knife and it peels really easily. And then we're going to use about half of this. If you want to use more garlic, go for it. I like a lot of garlic. I like to keep mine fairly coarse in this particular recipe because I like those little pockets of flavor — little explosions of fresh garlic. Finish off with a little black pepper.
So, our chicken is done, and the way I know that is because I used a thermometer to check it. And what I'm looking for — I want to make sure that it's over 165 degrees for at least 15 seconds in order for it to be safe. So we're going to want to let that rest for at least 5 minutes before we cut it, to keep it nice and moist. While we're letting that rest, let's go ahead and finish our salad.
We've got our dressing, got a nice clean romaine that we washed and drained really well. We're going to give that a couple of quick tosses. Instead of serving your dressing on the side, you really should toss it. It's going to coat the leaves more evenly. You're going to get a lot more flavor out of it and be a lot more happy. Add our croutons, give it a couple more tosses, and we're ready for cheese.
This is Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, and it's one of my favorite ingredients to use. And half an ounce really doesn't look like too much. I grated this using a regular box grater on the finest grating, and you can see about how much it has here. We're going to do a little bit better than that. By using a finer grater and grating it the very last minute, we're going to get the most flavor out of our cheese possible, so we're going to be happy with a lot less. We'll slice a little of our chicken breasts, fan that over the top, a little sprinkle of cheese, and we have a chicken Caesar salad that we're really going to enjoy.
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