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Vitamin A (as cod liver oil) 1000 IU / 20%
Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 50mg / 83%
Vitamin E (as succinate) 25 IU / 83%
Thiamin (as hydrochloride) 1.5mg / 100%
Riboflavin 1.8mg / 105%
Niacin 5mg / 25%
Vitamin B-6 (as pyridoxine hydrochloride) 3mg / 150%
Folate (as folic acid) 150mcg / 38%
Vitamin B-12 (as cyanocobalamin) 100mcg / 1666%
Magnesium (as malate) 20mg / 5%
Zinc (as chelate) 5mg / 33%
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Quercitin 10mg / *
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(Aug. 13, 2008)--Rosanne Dominguez, a second-year master's student in The University of Texas at San Antonio Department of Social Work, is one of five recipients of the 2008 Ima Hogg Scholarship for Mental Health.
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The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health awards up to five $5,000 scholarships annually to students who demonstrate a strong commitment to providing mental health services after graduation. Applicants must be entering the second year of an accredited graduate social work program in Texas and must be nominated by the head of their program.
Dominguez is passionate about working with people who have experienced emotional trauma and with advocacy groups to improve mental health services and policies. A bilingual student who is fluent in English and Spanish, Dominguez also is committed to the goal of improving the cultural competency of Texas mental health services.
"The immediate need in Texas for culturally competent social workers led me to pursue the master's program on a full-time basis. This Ima Hogg scholarship will provide the needed support for my training as a mental health social worker," Dominguez said in a personal essay.
In May, Dominguez completed an internship at Z-Place, a faith-based community center that provides childcare and vocational training in Bexar County. She has a bachelor's degree in psychology.
Other recipients of the 2008 award were Tenisha Hunter and Elizabeth Huntington, University of Texas at Austin School of Social Work; Warren Ponder, University of Texas at Arlington School of Social Work; and Sarahtyah Wilson, Our Lady of the Lake University Worden School of Social Service.
The scholarship program was created in 1956 at the request of the foundation's founder, Ima Hogg, to address the need for more trained social workers to deliver quality mental health services to people in Texas.
The Hogg Foundation was founded in 1940 by Ima Hogg, daughter of former Texas Governor James Stephen Hogg, and today provides grants and programs to support mental health consumer services, research, policy analysis and public education projects in Texas. The foundation is part of the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin.

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GREENE COUNTY, Tenn. - The Greene County Sheriff's Department is investigating a hefty theft after a farmer says someone stole thousands of dollars worth of cattle from his land.
Kyle Wills has been a cattle farmer for more than a decade. The 74-year-old said he's got the cream of the crop when it comes to cows. "The farm is a herd of registered Angus cattle that I'm very proud of. It's taken several years to build them up," he said.
But Tuesday night, Wills said someone stole some of his cattle. "It's a terrible thing," he said.
Wills got a call around 8:00 p.m. from a neighbor that his cows were lose. "We had no idea why the cattle were out," he said. "We checked both gates on the property and both were secure."
After round the cattle up and getting them back on the farm, Wills discovered seven cows and three calves were taken. His neighbor told him he saw a black Ford Dooley truck with a black cattle trailer loading the cows Tuesday night. "He thought it was my helpers moving the cattle," Wills said. "But it wasn't."
It wasn't until later that Wills noticed the thieves had cut his barbed wire fence and that's how the cows got out. "Of course, as they left, they didn't bother to patch the fence so the cattle were all over the neighborhood," said Wills.
Now, Wills is contacting the sheriff's departments in surrounding counties, calling auction sites, and warning other farmers in the area. "I want to bring awareness of things like this may be happening more and more," he said.
According to the Greene County Sheriff's Department, the cows are valued at more than $15,000. Wills said the cows do have identification tags.
Anyone with information about the suspected truck or the cows is asked to call the Greene County Sheriff's Department at (423) 798-1800.
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A creek called Cada's south of Backus has mysteriously become filled with inches of sediment, but the source is unclear.
Cada's is a creek on the Pine River, south of Backus on Highway 87. It pools between the highway and the Paul Bunyan Trail. This area has been filled with some sort of sediment or substrate ranging from a few inches thick where the current is strong, to as many as 21 inches thick. Between 14 and 19 inches seems to be most common.
Considering directional boring to connect the Backus wastewater system to the treatment facility in Pine River runs through this area, it might seem likely that this sediment is a result of the boring, which has been disputed.
"I did take a look at it. There was some drilling mud that seeped in from the south side," said engineer Greg Kimman of Short Elliot Hendrickson Inc.
Furthermore, following the discovery of the bentonite, Kimman said two officials from the DNR inspected the creek and said the stream appears to be in its natural state. Kimman came to the same conclusion. He said it was cleaned up within six hours of being discovered. The crew involved also installed a silt fence just beyond the south bank to prevent further runoff. Kimman said the clay had only run down the south bank and not much farther.
"When I was looking at it there is definitely a differentiation between where the drilling mud is and the natural creek, which is the middle of the area. It didn't appear like there was a whole lot that got to the middle of that channel," Kimman said. "The reason I say that is you look at the weeds and it doesn't look like they've been covered up with any type of mud or sand or anything like that."
Some locals familiar with the creek disagree.
Emily Davidson, who has lived on the east outlet of the creek for 10 years, said the bottom is normally dark and rocky, but it looks light and sandy now. She noticed the change the week of Sept. 9.
"It's thick, and it's shallow. At first I thought they had blocked it off (at the dam)," Davidson said. "It looks very sandy and milky."
"I noticed the creek is filled up with sand. The water is a lot clearer," said Orlyn Steffen, who lives within walking distance. "It's usually dark water and a lot deeper. It's usually up to your neck and now it's waist high."
Steffen said he has been fishing and spearing suckers in Cada's Creek for nearly 14 years. He said the creek normally has a gravelly bottom, with two sand bars to stand on for spearing into the deeper water.
"It's all the way across," Steffen said. "From bank to bank it's full of sand."
Upon closer inspection the sediment has a texture that is both gritty and slimy. It is not compact, and you cannot stand on it without sinking through.
Individuals from the DNR and Minnesota Pollution Control Agency declined to comment, saying they were not familiar with this creek, but John Ringle, director of Cass County Environmental Services, was willing to give information about how similar waterways might be impacted by sedimentation.
"More than likely it will settle out depending on how big an area it is," Ringle said, noting that if the sediment is confined to a small area it will likely not have any real impact and it may even wash away in the spring when flow is strongest.
"I would say it's probably got to be more than two to four inches thick before plants couldn't make their way through it, and if it's a fairly gravelly portion of the stream there's probably not much there for plants," Ringle said. "If we're not talking dumptruck loads full, then it is probably of minimal impact. If we were talking many dump trucks, then it could be very serious."
Ringle said stormwater runoff, erosion and sediments are more common on lakeshores, though they do happen in rivers as well. He said there is no way to be certain how this sediment will impact the ecology in this small section of river, but if the sediment does not wash out of the river it could change what fish and plants live there.
"It's probably already started to be colonized by something whether it be microscopic algae. It's just going to change the ecology a little bit. A lot if there's a lot of sand. It's dynamic. It's continuously changing, so it may be neither good nor bad, but it's a change," Ringle said. "Mother Nature has a way of healing herself."
"I hope it doesn't hurt the spawning walleyes that come through there. That's my only concern, really. It would kind of screw up a fun place to fish if the fish don't migrate through there," Steffen said. "Hopefully in the springtime in that heavy current a lot of that sand is going to get washed further downstream."
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Two cars, two second place trophies. Apparently, Martin brought his pink bike and cleaned house on us.
Beautiful car Henry. Hopefully your customer understands that 165k is not big money for a show car. More than likely the car that won 1st place was a 300k car. You did your part I am sure. It is beautiful.
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these people are insane with how much they spend on these cars.Unbelievable.
Sure would be nice if some homebuilt got first. I have seen it before, passion prevails.
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For those who feel that a person with deep pockets and has a car built for them isn't a true enthusiast or sincere Ambassador of the car "cult" needs to ask themselves a question...that question being, If they had excess resources to the point where a large investment in anything that they desire wouldn't adversely affect their life style, would they themselves not do it? I know I would.
We've all gone to shows and seen that over the top build that makes us stop and just admire pure craftsmanship, engineering, passion and that intensive attention to detail. Myself, I look at these pieces of art and my first question is "who built it", not how much did it cost and when I ask that question I'm expecting the answer to be "well so and so did the body and I had the drive train done by these guys and the interior was designed and built by...". I respect the owner for giving credit where credit is due, (as the person did who owned the Mustang that "Mr.4speed" built, he publicly thanked Dennis on this forum...I admire that).
On the other side of the coin, what I don't respect (and there are many out there) is the guy that farms out an entire build and tries to take all the credit himself. This person may have had the resources to finance a build but, if he tries to take the glory, I don't believe he is a true car person. This is the guy that I feel doesn't belong, I also believe his passion is for self gratification and not to promote and advance the world of automotive restoration and customization.
To sum it up, if it wasn't for people with deep pockets and the automotive passion, we wouldn't see what's possible. When we in the trenches see what's possible, we can improvise and figure out ways to do it cheaper with the same or sometimes even achieve a better effect. After all, very often, it was a talented technician that built what the person with deep pockets envisioned, or what the technician envisioned and suggested to the person with these deep pockets. Brian, I feel that these two worlds should not only live in harmony but must live in harmony. Without each other, the advancements would be a lot slower. For those people with all these resources please remember, give credit where credit is due...if you don't, your not a car person, your a glory grabber and we have you figured out very quickly.
Couldn't have said it better myself Ray.
First let me say I am not talking about anything or anyone in this thread, we have officially highjacked it for our own pleasure.
I remember being one of those bone heads who snubbed their noses at the cars that were built by a shop. First off, often those cars aren't built by a dozen guys, but by ONE guy or two at some small shop and they deserve credit. In other words SOMEONE built it, so it can get my appreciation. That being said, like the American Idol auditions I love to see the undiscovered, I love to see the car that was done by the non professional or the small shop where the car displays that one guys heart, that is car that I am drawn to.
Though like I said, a nice car is a nice car, SOMEONE built it, so I can dig it and don't ask questions.
But I remember doing this work and thinking how odd it was that I was doing a job that I couldn't afford to have done on my salary. I remember at 20 years old working in a full on resto shop thinking this. I couldn't afford to buy one of these cars, I couldn't afford (oh dear God, not even close) to have a car painted here, I remember how odd that was to me. I damn near hated those people! I didn't, as I had met them and they seemed nice enough, but I was so jealous of them I could have choked them.
I was doing it damn it, me and Chuck and Jim and Nick, WE were building that car, but he gets the trophy? That just didn't seem fair to me at all. I was going to about every rod run within a couple hundred miles at that time and I remember being at a run and there was a STUNNING 34 Ford sedan (the shop I worked at specialized in the Model 40, I knew them well) and the other guys I was with just about jumped me when I said I was voting for it for Peoples Choice, "That guy HAD that car built, you can't give it to him" and I didn't. I felt the same way but didn't ask, but when I was told about it this heck no I'm not going to give him that trophy, the guy who built it deserves it. (Insert smug smily face here). But at the NSRA Nats I was in a hotel and out parked next to my truck was this 34. And another T speedster that the guy "Had built" and both of these guys were such damn nice guys, I spent the weekend seeing them often and they were such nice guys. They had built cars over the years, now they had big bucks and no time and they had their cars built, they were still "car guys" and knowledgable ones at that. It totally changed how I looked at the guy who has his car built. Funny thing is I ran into that T later here locally and though the guy didn't claim building it, he certainly never said he didn't.
I have a photo that I couldn't find right now of a friend of mine who passed away at 37 years old of cancer. This photo is of him getting his trophy up on the stage at the Grand Nationals. He literally didn't turn one single bolt, my brother and I built the car. I don't believe he even washed it for the show, I prepped it. I remember him hanging around in my shop watching what I was doing the day before the show! He was a wrench illiterate but that didn't make him less of a car nut, I think of him whenever I see someone make a big deal out of the guy who "Had his car built". He deserved to have that trophy as much as the guys who built it.
RIP Danny.
It's either the owner or the painter who gets all the credit but it's the body tech who REALLY did the most challenging work. Turning a body man into a painter is a whole lot easier than turning a painter into a body man. I don't really mind not getting the credit. I document my work as my resume.
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I know those guys all to well and they are out there....I 'd love to find the rock that they crawled out from underneath and seal it up permanently...I was between restoration jobs a while back and this guy called me, (I'd done work for him in the past and he's the guy your talking about). He asked what I was doing and I told him I was getting organized for my next job. He asked id I could come over and take a look at a small job he needed done. I looked at the job and gave him a more than fair quote, (probably discounted the job by 30% because I had done work for him in the past and it wasn't that big a job) he thought it was way to high...he ranted, raved, screamed and told me I thought you where my friend, why are you trying to take advantage of me...on and on. I waited for him to take a breath, and I told him that if he felt we where friends, he wouldn't blow up like that and now the price was going up. He screamed and yelled again...so I walked away. When I got home he had left 2 messages on my phone saying he needed to talk to me. I phoned him and calmly asked "what's up". He said he would be happy to pay my original price and that he was sorry...I told him that the price had gone up and that in future if he wanted to be my friend to call me after 6PM.
I haven't heard from him in several years...and I'm so good with that because these guys never stop, they'll grind you until your out of business. As far as the friendship goes, No call after 6PM so I guess we weren't friends to start off with.LOL
When you work for yourself you can do it, you still need to manage your responses to these characters but it is possible.
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It is a one storey house just 500 meters away from the beach. It's 116 m2 and it has 3 double rooms and 1 quadruple room. There are two rooms with double bed, one with two single beds and another on with a double bed and a bunk bed, perfect for a couple with children. All rooms have a built-in closet and windows with views to the garden. The house has two fully furnished bathrooms with bathtub. We provide fans on request.
You can enjoy a nice breakfast on the 80 m2 terrace, furnished with table and chairs for 8 people. Moreover, there is a chill out area with sofas and sun beds. You can as well have a tempting barbeque or dinners during warm summer nights.
The living room, with air conditioning, has two comfortable sofas and two armchairs where you will be able to rest, surf the Internet (WIFI) or watch satellite TV. The dining area has a table and chairs for 10 people. The kitchen is equipped with everything you might need. The whole estate with the house included is 357 m2 approximately. If you have cars you will be able to park on the street without any cost. The house is located in a urbanization so you will have direct neighbors.
At the house you will find puzzles, chess and other games for children so you can entertain them during summer evenings. There is a strongbox in one of the rooms' closet as well.
The location of the house is perfect because everything you might need is very close. Nearby you will find a petrol station, restaurants and bus stop. The frequency of the bus is every 15 minutes towards Alcudia, Puerto de Alcudia, Puerto de Pollença and other directions as Can Picafort. The sandy beach it's just 100 meters from the house. The beach is perfect to go with babies and children due to its shallow waters, which allow the children to swim and play safely with the waves.
In Puerto de Alcudia you will find lots of restaurants with any kind of food: fresh fish, good meat, Italian food, tapas or traditional Majorcan food. It's full of bars as well, where you can have snacks as sandwiches, burgers or salads. You will love to visit the old town of Alcudia with its narrow cobblestone streets, the church and the old wall. In Alcudia you will find lovely bars to stop for a drink. There is a local market in Alcudia on Thursdays and Sundays and the center of town becomes crowded and lively. Don't forget to visit the Roman ruins where you will be able to see a beautiful amphitheatre.
It's very easy to drive to other beaches that are worth to discover as Playas de Muro, Formentor, Cala Sant Vicenç, Can Picafort or Puerto de Pollença. We as well recommend visiting the town of Pollença and climb the 100 steps to El Calvari! You will get incredible views of the bay!
Airport: 64 km
Beach: 100 metros
Big supermarket: 1.1 km
Puerto de Alcúdia (center): 3 km
Bus station: 200 metros
Pharmacy: 1.1 km
Golf Course (Alcanada): 8 km
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Absolutely perfect stay. The apartment and location were brilliant , close to the beach and near to amenities. The owners were lovely. And the chalet/villa was lovely. Would highly recommend it!
We stayed at this beautiful house, our family vacation.
It was all very nice and warm prepared for our arrival, everything was clean and well maintained. We were there 10 days after five days were the owners
the Finca there.
You got us fresh hand towels and bed linen used, and our beds freshly made. The owner of the finca were very nice, the cottage is perfect for families.
The children can move freely in the grounds.
The location of the finca was very central but still very quiet and just a few minutes walk you are at the beach. The bus connection is OK you can be of Alcudia in 45 minutes by bus to Palma de Mallorca.
The neighborhood was very nice and helpful.
All in one it was a perfect holiday for us and we will definitely come again on the Finca back.
Wir haben in diesen Schönen Ferienhaus, unseren Familie Urlaub verbracht.
Es war alles sehr schön und Herzlich vorbereitet für unsere Ankunft, es war alles sauber und gepflegt. Wir waren 10 Tage da nach fünf Tagen waren die Besitzer
der Finca da.
Sie hab uns frische Hand und Bett Tücher gebraucht, und unsere Betten frisch bezogen. Die Besitzer der Finca waren sehr Nett, die Finca ist perfekt für Familien.
Die Kinder können sich auf dem Grundstück frei bewegen.
Die Lage der Finca war sehr zentral aber trotzdem sehr ruhig und in nur wenigen Minuten zu Fuß ist man am Strand. Die Bus Verbindung ist ok man kann von alcudia in 45 minuten busfahrt in Palma de Mallorca sein.
Die Nachbarschaft war sehr nett und hilfsbereit.
Alles in einen war das für uns ein Perfekter Urlaub und wir werden auf jedenfall nochmal auf die Finca zurück kommen.
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Its a fantastic Finca in the countryside of Mallorca but still very close to Santa Margalida. It has a beautiful, large and clean pool. The sourrounding yard is decorated with beautiful flowers. The house is decorated in an "old-fashion/classical" style and very cosy. The furniture in- and outside is very comfortable and solid - no plastic chairs or similar. The interior gives you everything you need: A huge fridge including 3 big ice buckets, a washing mashine, a barbeque on the terrace and a nice outside-couchplace. The kitchen provides any tool you´d need. Well, I could write a novel about the beauty of this place...
Last but not least we had very nice expirience with the daughter of the owner who visited us the second day in order to ask if everything is okay and to give some info about garbage and electronics.
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Can't find recipe
There was a Jamie at Home episode where he did roasted beets and carrots. Red and golden beets, orange and purple carrots. Each was mixed with a different herb and a different acid.
I can't find this anywhere. Can anyone help me out? I don't even need the proportions, just the acids and herbs.
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Re: Can't find recipe
I beleive this is it.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/jami … index.html
#3 Thu 04 Oct 12 1:27pm
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I think Pakman got the right recipe for you but there is also this salad which is unbelievably good, I make it often.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/jami … index.html
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Yah, this recipe is easy to find but it isn't the right one. It is close though. The one I saw he used 4 different herbs and 4 different acids.
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yeah that's not the first recipe on food network from one of Jamie's shows that isn't quite what he did on the show.
Okay, he separated his light colored beets and carrots into 4 piles.
Light color carrots got Garlic, Sage and White Wine Vinegar.
Dark colored carrots got Thyme and Orange Juice.
Light colored beets got Garlic, Margoram/Oregano and Red Wine Vinegar.
Dark colored beets got Rosemary and Balsamic Vinegar.
They all got salt, pepper and olive oil.
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It is 60sq/m and can sleep up to 6 people. It has a newly fitted main bathroom (January 2016) which has a bath tub and shower along with an en-suite bathroom with another shower (to the master bedroom) with a 4ft6 wide double bed in the master bedroom and 4ft wide bed in the 2nd bedroom which leads onto the small patio which has a bistro table and 2 chairs.
We have a sofa bed which accommodates 2 people. It has a fully equipped designer kitchen with all mod-cons along with having a dish washing machine (NB there is no washer / dryer machine - there is a self-service along with a service wash laundry facility around the corner. It has a large open plan kitchen / dining room with a dishwasher / TV/DVD and has a sofa bed which can accommodate 2 people.
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We stayed for 1 week at this location.
Positive aspects were:
- cleanness of the apartment
- good quality of beds
- close to city center, underground and supermarket
- quiet street.
Negative aspects were:
- "bed bench combination" in the living room is a nightmare. During day time you cannot sit on it, during night time you cannot sleep on it. Very poor quality. The owner could have spend some money on this.
- although everything is quite new, the general impression is the owner saved a lot of money on furniture, dish washer, utensils, ...
- move the 2 furniture in the basement to the living room
- parking cost are high, I parked at http://stratfordintl.co.uk/getting-here/cars (UK pounds 25/week); 30 minutes travel to appartment.
- I took into consideration the price (+- Euro 2500/week).
The apartament is great. It is very close to St Pancras Station and King Cross Station. We didn't have any problem. If I went back to London I will stay there again.
Good quality for the price. The mattresses were only a bit small. Everything was also very clean and the service was really good. When we had a question, they reacted quick and solved the problem.
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We had a nice stay in this apartment. It is very central. Would recommend it for sure.
The apartment corresponded to the expectations present in the offer, it is well maintained, has complete equipment, the location for those who want to visit London is perfect given the proximity to a major subway stations so you can reach every area of London in a few minutes, the road is quiet and nearby there are shops and supermarkets. The only thing missing is a dining table in the kitchen because that does not have enough seats if you are more than two people, and so we have been obliged to use the living room table that has forced us to eat sitting on the ground. It 'a house that we can recommend!
L'appartamento corrisponde alla aspettative presenti nell'offerta, è curato, ha dotazione completa, la posizione per chi vuol visitare Londra è perfetta data la vicinanza ad una delle maggiori stazioni della metropolitana così da poter raggiungere ogni zona di Londra in pochi minuti, la strada è silenziosa e nelle vicinanze ci sono negozi e supermercati. L'unica cosa mancante è un tavolo da pranzo perché quello in cucina non ha posti a sufficienza se si è in più di due persone e così ci siamo visti costretti ad utilizzare il tavolo da salotto che ci ha costretti a mangiare seduti a terra. E' una casa che ci sentiamo di consigliare!!!
Great stay, very well located apartment in the northern city center (St Pancras station), with ideal metro links to navigate and visit. Debbie our host sends you a general explanation for receiving messages from the apartment and a tour program. I recommend.
Superbe séjour, appartement très bien situé dans le Nord du centre ville (gare de st pancras) , avec des liaisons métro idéales pour naviguer et visiter.
Debbie notre hôte vous envoie des messages d'explication généraux pour la réception de l'appartement ainsi qu'un programme de visite.
Je recommande.
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The apartment was nice. The beds were comfortable and we enjoyed our stay. However we gad some trouble withthe heating, but Debbie came to assist us and get the temerature up.
Debbie was nice and helpful, she stayed in contact with us from beginning to end. She provided all materials and resources in the apartment and it was a nice space and convenient given its key location near King's Cross. Thanks for your help, it made our stay in London fun and pleasant!
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The graft I did for my overwintered nucs was ready for it's first inspection yesterday. I am happy to say that 9 out of 10 have laying queens!!
They are big beautiful queens with two of them being some of the largest I have ever seen with the exception of one that appears to be a miniature replica of a queen. A pygmy if you will. Be interesting to see what she does. Only has layed about a softball size patch compared to the other 8 which have layed frames wall to wall.
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Family of Navy Commander Keith Springle, a clinic social worker who was working in Iraq when he was killed allegedly by an Army Sergeant, said a military trial for the man responsible has been pushed back.
This comes almost 4 years after the alleged murder happened at Camp Liberty. In May of 2009, Army Sgt. John M. Russell allegedly shot and killed 5 people at a military counseling clinic where he was receiving treatment.
Back in late November, a trial date was set for March 11. Wednesday, Springle's family said they heard news the trial was pushed back to April 22.
"There's a possibility there could be a plea bargain," said Thomas Springle, Keith's Brother. "If this winds up in a plea bargain, it will will shorten the duration of the trial, there won't be a trial, there will be a sentencing. We're still back to the basic question. Why are we doing this 4 years after it happened?"
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The family of a Navy commander is looking for answers, more than 3 years after a deadly shooting at a military counseling clinic in Baghdad.
On May 11, 2009, Arm Sgt. John M. Russell allegedly shot and killed 5 people at Camp Liberty. One of those people was Commander Keith Springle. Springle was a clinical social worker at the camp.
On June 1, 2012, Russell was arraigned on five counts of premeditated murder. However, a trial date was not set.
According to the Springles, a judge said they could have a trial sometime in 2013.
"Why is this taking so long, what is holding it up?" Marilyn Springle said. Marilyn is CMDR Springle's sister-in-law. "It just keeps going on and on and there's no seeming end in sight," Marilyn said.
Russell could possibly face the death penalty if convicted. However, family members said they want Russell to spend life in prison.
However, the Springle family just wants to see the trial happen. It would bring closure to a long and painful process.
"We know that, when they sign up to go in harms way that's a risk," Marilyn said. "But, to fall at the hands of one of your own, and the army do nothing, seemingly, to bring that to justice seems really unfair, unethical and not what we had been told originally."
Russell is being held in Washington State at the Northwest Joint Regional Corrections Facility.
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With one touch of a button, find yourself transported to a toasty lodge in the snow-covered Alps. Gently roasted Swiss Hazelnut from Gevalia offers a beautiful blend of Arabica beans and soft hazelnut flavor, delivering the satisfying smoothness you desire.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by ethan1 from great product taste is realy great and smoth i wouldrecomed this to everyone
Date published: 2017-04-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by marma5252 from My favorite flavor but hard to get This is my favorite flavor - my must have in the morning. The only problem has been trying to get it. The last few times I've tried to reorder it it's been on back order for so long that I've had to find other sources to purchase from. Wish they'd have more in stock but the coffee itself is great.
Date published: 2017-02-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by drgolfer from Hazelnut for Tassimo I love hazelnut coffee. Was so glad to find it for the Tassimo. Have never been disappointed with any Gevalia product.
Date published: 2016-12-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by Manu from Favorite coffee This my daily indulgence. Strong enough to help me start the day but gentle enough to not make me shake!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Christee from My Favorite Coffee I have tried quite a few different coffee flavors and Gevalia Swiss Hazelnut is my absolute favorite!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by LKTG from taste as good as it smells The Swiss Hazelnut product taste as wonderful as it's aroma.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by dbarroness from My favorite! I use this with the Latte for my favorite cup of coffee. Unfortunately, the only place to buy them is Bed, Bath & Beyond, so it's a little inconvenient. But I enjoy it, so I continue to buy it.
Date published: 2016-04-30
Regarding the Gevalia Swiss Hazelnut, is it the same coffee that is in the Tassimo pods?
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Date published: 2015-08-08
Why such a horrible taste
Had to throw away. Very bad aftertaste. Do you put something artificial in it?
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Date published: 2015-05-05
Why don't you make a lowfat or nonfat foaming milk discs? People on diets could drink more coffee.
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Date published: 2015-05-05
The instructions say that this disc will make 11 oz. of coffee, but my machine makes less than 8 oz.
Gevalia Swiss Hazelnut makes an 8 ounce drink. We recommend you using an 11 ounce cup. Thank you for bring this to our attention that the website shows 11 ounces.
Date published: 2015-05-05
Why do you have so few decaf choices?
Hi Stevie, We are sorry we have limited varieties of the Tassimo decaf selections, here are a few decaf selections we hope you'll try House Blend Decaf, Signature Blend Decaf, Tim Horton Decaf. We appreciate you interest in our Tassimo coffee will be sure to forward you comments to our Tassimo Marketing Team for review. Have a great day.
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when someone suddenly disappears so quickly that no one notices and everyone is so confused as to where or how that person left without any hint of them leaving. they've gotten so far away in such a short span of time its simply impossible for you not to have noticed and you wonder if secretly thye are ninjas.
you're talking to your friends and suddenly you look away and look back......there were seven of you three seconds ago....now where'd he go? your friend is ninja clouding on you
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I laughed so hard when he actually got pranked by someone using the Arnold Schwarzenegger soundboard. He legit had a convo with it until the guy used the "Who is your daddy and what does he do?" line.
I remember someone calling up and pretending to be Ray Ramano LMAO
LMAO here he is falling asleep and waking up on air like he just seen a ghost AHAHAH https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAONQyJWC-8
WOW Im DEAD here he is solving "Unusual Suspects" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhZsgRZZV40
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This is the same fat **** that predicted the Giants would lose against the Patriots, only to come out on Monday and say that he told us so: that the Giants would win the Super Bowl.
As an NHL fan myself, it also irritates me that he has gone on record to say that he doesn't watch hockey, doesn't know the rules but when something significant happened - mostly with regards to the Rangers - he then became a full-on NHL expert.
A know-nothing blow hard who gets paid the big money to run his clueless mouth and drink his diet sodas. He should do the sports world a favor and just stick to his precious Yankees.
For a Giant fan that I personally knew: My mom. May she smile and be delighted whenever her favorite player - Victor Cruz - scores a touchdown and does his salsa dance.
Thank you mom for everything! Let's Go Giants!
He is pretty fair about the Giants. Gives them credit when its due, and rips them when they need to be ripped. He has said countless times that Eli is not the best QB in the league, but if he needed one 4th quarter drive, he would take him every time, over every QB in the league.
And honestly this week he got on the defense and they deserved it. Masked by the 52 points was a defense that gave up almost 500 yards of offense.
I think MIke is ok when he talk about the Giants. Even his lates about the game vs the Saints. The put up 52 but Eli threw two picks and almost two others, the D let up almost 500 yards. The Giants beat a bad defesnse and bad STs....the did and they should have.
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch
Not great but certainly not miserable like he tries to make it out to be.
For a Giant fan that I personally knew: My mom. May she smile and be delighted whenever her favorite player - Victor Cruz - scores a touchdown and does his salsa dance.
Thank you mom for everything! Let's Go Giants!


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well the Idiots up here can'tmanage the system either, frigginglyers and theives, but the system does work. if the only thing that can be complained about is the amount of time waited let those see bill for a MRI , they'll change there tune real quick.. lol</p>
from what i do hearthey'd like to get the 40 some odd millioncovered right?soyou could compare it and run it like Canada's system..and just hope you avoid the theives andlyers.. </p>[/quote]
I think we can all agree that no matter what system is being used, there will always be theives and lyers. It's a system runned by humans and therefore, I guess you can say it will always be flawed!
You know, I would be a much more proponent of a national h/c system if our own gov't were considered the same class. But they get preferential treatment. That hypocrisy is what bothers me. I'm not against the President and VP getting preferential treatment, I think they are important enough, but everyone else in Washington, should get in line like every other person, THEN, I would begin to consider this kind of system, only because now they are voting on a bill that would directly affect them and their families.
No more of this, "Hey I know 100 people have swine flu, but so does my daughter, I really need you to treat her first before lunch time...you can do that right doctor? wink wink..."
doctor - "no pal, get in line like everyone else"
mr senator - "Oh come on! I only voted for this bill 'cause my seat was at stake! I needed the votes! Don't get so technical, just treat her!"
doctor - "no, seriously, I can't. I need a ticket number first. That number gets applied to the new medical system, then it prints out what I'm supose to do for your daughter. So you see, even if I wanted to, I have paperwork that I can't bypass. Surely you understand? You voted for the bill..."


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We will have 5 hives this year...brood boxes are deeps supers are dadants (mediums). Some supers are foundationless, some with wax foundation and some with plastic. Hopefully in a year or two we will we decide what works best for our bees (and thus us)(.
I would prefer a radial powered extractor. Some seem to be a combination of radial and tangential.
I read about Mann Lake (free shipping but thinner steel), Dadant (radial/tangential combo), and Maxant (a large radial only and a small radial/tangential combo).
??? Which to purchase? Will require shipping to Canada and no dedicated space to store it (unless I put it in storage at work which is a real possibility).
What other stuff does one need...heated capping knife, capping rake/fork, uncapping container, large honey pail and filters etc.
All ideas and comments welcome including who to purchase from.


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someone, usually a girl, who uses peroxide to bleach/lighten her hair to a lighter blonde, sometimes an ash, grey, or white blonde.
the girl in the pink bikini was a gorgeous oxy blonde...but you could see the roots where her real hair color came out - why didn't she fix that!?
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Adj.: A well-documented tendency of internet memes and surveys to ask questions about stuff that has absolutely no relevance to people outside the US.
What an effing Americocentric question! Now, excuse me while I go drink some wine with a delicious goat's cheese and maybe some force-fattened goose liver!
by sorenr April 02, 2008


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I know I don't have the intellectual capacity of others, nor the drive or interest to expand my base all that much, but, I believe my grasp still exceeds my reach, inspite of those who look down from on high w/ their ability to find papers on the internet, read them and regergitate. Let them work w/ Michael Palmer or Chuck Kutik or even Jon MacDonald for a week and come to some meaningful understanding of the Honeybee and me.
I wish I knew what the honeybee knew, ya know?
Mark Berninghausen
mark, i regretted making that post immediately after i clicked it in.
i wasn't at all challenging intellect, but rather maturity.
it was a round about way of asking the posters to move on from squabbling like a couple of kids at recess, and get back to the issue at hand.
sorry for the confusion.
me thinks me posts too much.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
and to your second point, i agree, and give much more value to the experience of those who have been at this for many years, and have had their hands in more hives than i will ever have.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
We're good 'peg. No problemo Doc.
I appreciate a beekeeper who has a decent balance of knowledge and understanding and handson experience. One reason I like Randy Oliver, Wyatt Mangum, Jerry Hayes, Larry Conner, and others to numerous to name who write so well about their research and their experience.
There are reasons they don't participate on beesource.
DanielY, have u ever considered joining and Posting on Bee-L? Maybe you aught to give it a try.
Mark Berninghausen
Now that we've got the personal comments out of the way, can we get back to the topic?
I've been talking with Walt about the development of wax builders during swarm preparations. (Walt, Hope you don't mind me sharing this.)
He pointed out that house bees are used as storage tanks for nectar once the brood nest has been backfilled and this causes wax makers/builders to develop. This is important in that a swarm must be able to build comb. Before the swarm, little wax is produced.
If I put the process in a tree like structure you can see the major trigger points:
Excess incoming nectar
----- Causes backfilling of the brood nest|
----- Causes reduction of space for the queen to lay|
----- Causes less open brood|
----- Causes excess Nurse bees|
----- Causes extra feeding of larvae|
----- Causes Queen cells|
----- Causes house bees to be used as storage tanks|
----- Causes wax builders to develop
So Checkerboarding and Overhead nectar management work at the first level, avoiding backfilling of the brood nest in the first place. But this requires drawn comb!
Opening the brood nest is focused on the next level down, as it aims to give the queen more space to lay (despite the backfilling) and also helps to develop wax builders. Once wax builders are active, comb is more likely to be extended to store nectar and so backfilling is reduced.
With that, I've realised that I'm also looking at the second level when suggesting that maintaining proportions at 1/3 open brood and 2/3 capped brood is ideal during swarm season.
I think it's important to develop wax makers before swarm prep, but can't see how it can be done without opening the brood nest. (Of course the other option is that you fill the hive with sugar water. Obviously this is NOT something to be encouraged, especially if you want a honey crop!)
Matthew Davey
matt, i am still in the process of consolidating my notes from last spring, but i did notice some wax building in my establishing hives (overwintered nucs) prior to swarm issue. (especially on foundationless frames, but also on frames of foundation in new honey supers).
all of these overwintered nucs swarmed within a 4 - 5 week period from late march to early may.
walt points out in his paper that the priorties are different for establishing hives, and this may be why i saw that.
otherwise, most of the observations walt describes are what i saw as well.
you are approaching your summer solstice there. did you have swarming this spring?
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
I am very interested in all this limits stuff and still don't know anything about it specifically. I need to order Walts book but with limited funds. it is a no go right now. Actually I have reached a self imposed threshold only beekeeping. the only money that I will spend on bees from now on is money they have generated. No honey no money. sorry Walt.
Anyway I am hoping someone can make a guesstimate on whether I unknowingly dealt with this cut off.
I got my bees about May 10th of last year as a healthy 5 frame nuc with a queen that was already laying and out of room. I put them in a 10 frame box. They drew this comb out over about a two week period and started putting some nectar above brood. but for the most part this box became wall to wall brood. I had a second deep on the hive by June 1st that was all foundation. no empty drawn comb. the bees moved up and started drawing comb fairly well.
I did notice during one inspection that the queen was actually laying eggs before cells where completely built. eventually she filled most of this deep with brood and I had added a med above that planning for the bees to store honey their. The queen by this time had moved back down tot eh lower deep and i did not think there was a lot of risk she would go all the way up to that medium to lay. But the bees would not move up into he med. Eventually I put sugar water back on the hive to entice them to go into the med. and they did finally start drawing that comb. but as I recall this was a delay of about a month. From thr time I put that med on the rest of the summer, nothing happened in my hive that seemed completely right to me.
Maybe it was problems with getting bees to to take to foundation. maybe they had already started back filling the nest. I am not sure. But if there was anything I could have done to have gotten different results I would sure like to get a 20 20 hindsight education from it.
I live in a city so the likelyhood that there was no flow at all is not likely. But as far as I can tell these bees stopped massing stores.
I realize this year they should be stronger and more productive. I want to be prepared to make better management decisions in the coming season. I know this year I will be looking more at honey production and the steps to manage it than I was last year. but still their is a lot I think I missed and did not do. and I still don't know what that is.
The good news is that two days ago this hive had a cleansing flight that startled me. so far wintering seems to be going very well for them. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
So the revised version is:
Excess incoming nectar
|Insufficient overhead storage space AND/OR a band of capped honey above the brood nest
----- Causes backfilling of the brood nest|
----- Causes reduction of space for the queen to lay|
----- Causes less open brood|
----- Causes excess Nurse bees|
----- Causes extra feeding of larvae|
----- Causes Queen cells|
----- Causes house bees to be used as storage tanks|
----- Causes wax builders to develop
Matthew Davey
Also, did they run out of space well before swarm season?
My thoughts are that wax building can start earlier if they run out of storage space when the brood nest is full of brood (brood batches, for example) and temperatures are still too cold for swarming. House bees are used for nectar storage and so produce wax. If the foundationless frames had drawn frames on either side and were directly above the brood nest, I would think they would build wax, especially in a Nuc.
I have not had any of my hives swarm, but they are all in establishment mode. Even the two queen hive. I have been encouraging wax building for some time now as I have no spare comb. I looked through mine last Friday and still have heaps of brood!
In terms of Repo cutoff, I realised that the major flow was starting last Friday. Because my hives have been already building comb there was no signs of "wax dumping" so I organised with my brother to have a look through his hives on the Saturday.
When we went to one of his hives we found the queen was being balled in a plum size cluster of bees. (She is no longer.) We had a look in the hive and found queen cells. These cells were made of new wax and looked like they had just been capped. So it looks like Repo cutoff just occurred.
My brother had put on a queen excluder on last time he inspected by himself and put a super on top. (I would have discouraged him from the excluder). So anyway, of course they didn't go through the excluder and started backfilling when they ran out of space.
This is the same hive that last year, superseded and then swarmed. Although it was a few weeks later last year.
We took the excluder of, so hopefully between now and when the queen(s) emerge, the flow will encourage them to start building wax and stay put.
Matthew Davey
I have been able to read Walts book now.
First I will say it has a lot of observation and conclusion in it. Not that those conclusions will not eventually be shown accurate. but this alone is a very slippery slope. I think the best discussion I have seen on it for a while is by Michael Bush on his web site under scientific studies. http://www.bushfarms.com/beesscientificstudies.htm
It is simply an area full of pit falls. It is difficult to see for ourselves when obvious things are actually misleading.
I will say some of what Walt describes answers what I saw in my hive last year. I believe now that I was drastically expending the brood nest and the bees responded with an immediate and powerful reduction of it. They also never had enough time to explore and accept added space. My observations would support that bees are not immediately welcoming of empty space placed above them. I more than once saw bees lined up along the top of their upper honey frames peering into the new empty space. A few brave souls could be found on the foundation of the upper box. This actually went on for several weeks. I did not break up the deep of honey they had made over their brood nest. So I don't know if I had if they would have taken to that med better or not. I do know that starting a hive by checker boarding even the brood nest increased their acceptance of it immediately. I then did the same with a deep above them with the same results. I then stopped the method due to warning from other beekeepers. Had I continued this on up into the honey supers. I had the impression I would have sen continued accelerated expansion. I will knwo more this year as this time I am not goign to listen to the warnings. If I kill off my colony, at least they will leave a ton of honey behind.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
>>Squarepeg, were they still in Nuc boxes when they did this?
Also, did they run out of space well before swarm season?
sorry matt, i just now saw your post.
no, they overwintered in full sized deeps, that had been reduced down with a divider board.
prior to swarm issue, the deeps had been filled with comb, and a medium super had been filled as well.
i think my mistake was adding a second medium super in between the deep and the drawn super.
i believe it created a 'barrier', and started the backfilling and swarming.
in the future, i will add undrawn mediums of foundation on the very top, or the very bottom, keeping the drawn comb contiguous.
(i like the ritecell foundation for honey supers, because i have a tendency to spin them too fast, and have frames with just wired wax foundation disintegrate in the extractor)
as for walt's observations, i found all of them to be spot on in my experience.
he and mike bush had asked for folks to experiment by putting in foundation and foundationless frames before swarm season. i tried it, and found that the bees will draw foundationless frames sooner and faster the frames with foundation.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
could be ace. i felt like it might have to do with the foundationless frame presenting the bees with a 'space' to fill in between combs already being worked, as opposed to a 'wall' or 'barrier' that the foundation presented.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
If the wall was an issue than why would they go right to drawn comb from another hive?
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
i think they would see drawn comb as something they could and would use right away, much different that a 'wall' don't ya think. i didn't feed last year, and found that most of the comb drawn for the year was primarily during the main flow.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
An update on my brother's hive.
They have not swarmed. In fact there is now quite a bit of brood, both capped and open. There is also now a number of darker bees in the hive, even a number of black drones. But it doesn't add up!
The only thing that makes sense is that the new queen had already been laying when the the old queen was balled.
No new comb had been drawn, only existing honey comb built out much wider, starting to be capped. So we put on another super and alternated this with the top super, so every second comb has foundation.
Matthew Davey


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Interesting article.. But the majority of people fail to see our national debt clock.. Or even realize how bad things really are.
Or do not give a damn, as long as their bellies are full.
As Charles Lindberg's father predicted back in 1913.
"If the Federal Reserve, privately owned company, is allowed too establish, America will collapse by the year 2000."
Smart man, but his prediction was just off by a few years.
All the signs are out there, worldwide.
With guns and ammo sales reaching record highs, some people understand something is about to go boom.
Whoever steps too the podium this next election, it does not matter.
Sorry, but the party is over..
Good posts Black Blade, thank you..


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boston beatdown is not FSU. boston beatdown is merely a film company and made a documentary about FSU, Friends Stand United, and how they (violently) spread their views with society.
boston beatdown is a hell of a documentary.
by jenifer sleaze. February 21, 2007
Basically BB is a site that originated in Boston, dedicated to the local hardcore scene. From Boston Beatdown came bands such as Blood for Blood, and is the homegrounds for FSU crew.
by steez November 30, 2004
Boston Beatdown.......HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
by NIGGA April 06, 2005
Cleveland Steamer Plush
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
To get a wooden bat signed by ALL of the 1962 Boston red sox and beat a bitches pumpum to a pulp with it.
by C.C. Deville September 01, 2007
When you shit in a brown paper bag, then heat it up in the microwave for about 30 seconds then commence to beat a bitch over the head with it.
This bitch acted up after the club last night so when she woke up this morning at my crib a gave her the good ol Boston Beatdown. Funkin hoe teach her to get fussy drunk with my gansta ass!!!
by J FUNK & KANX 1 June 29, 2006
i bunch of grown men who think that the way to "stick it to the man." or "destroy the goverment." Is to start a gan beat up teenage boys, and women who clearly werent doing anything and video tape it and make a DVD.
by BNrizzle April 27, 2005


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I just found this forum yesterday and have picked up a lot of good information. Don't know how I've missed it before because I did a lot of search about bees this year before getting my first hive. I'd always assumed living in the city that there would be an ordinance against having bees but just recently found out that there was none so I jumped right into it. Thanks for all the great information that this site contains.
One question regarding the threads here. What's the difference between the colors of the icons on each thread? Some are red and some aren't. I'm puzzled as to what that means. Thanks again.


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Miranda Levy—A Go-Getter with Determination
Miranda Levy was a go-getter and active with her vocational rehabilitation from the start. Levy has epilepsy and first contacted the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) for services in December 2005. Levy received her bachelor's degree in religion with a focus on religious sociology from Walla Walla's Whitman College in May 2008. While in her senior year at Whitman College, she contacted Seattle Mercer Street DVR to request a DVR case transfer to the Seattle area. While on break from school, Levy came to introduce herself and share her hopes for the future, and she promised to stay in touch. She lived up to that promise and stayed very involved with her DVR services.
An internship opportunity became available through a partnership between the Disability and Business Technical Assistance Center (DBTAC) Northwest and DVR. Levy landed the internship. Bill Youngman, DVR's Mercer Street AT Specialist, did an assistive technology assessment, and the work area was fitted to meet her needs. She was subsequently hired by DBTAC Northwest as a training and information specialist after the internship was completed. Levy, with extensive knowledge of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) , provides answers to questions about accessibility, employment, transportation and service animals. She also provides training on service animals and travel, the ADA and child care. Levy assists in creating marketing and educational materials for DBTAC Northwest. She was in charge of producing DBTAC's 2008 calendar and did such a wonderful job that she was asked to produce the 2009 calendar.
Levy continues to increase her involvement with the disability community through volunteer projects with the Epilepsy Foundation Northwest. She plans to pursue her master's degree in vocational rehabilitation counseling. Levy is a fantastic young woman!
- Washington State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
This story was adapted from Working in Washington, the 2009 annual report of the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and is available, along with other success stories, at http://www.dshs.wa.gov/pdf/Publications/2009DVRReport.pdf. Permission to publish it was given by DVR and Miranda Levy to the Rehabilitation Services Administration of the U.S. Department of Education. The contents of this document do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Department of Education, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. government. Finally, the Department does not vouch for the accuracy or accessibility of the information contained on the referenced website; nor can it authorize the use of copyrighted materials contained in the links on that site; users must request such authorization from the sponsor of the linked site.
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Will this effect the taste of my honey/wax? I have never used this before. I made up a gal of sugar water and added the HBH...That is some STINKING stuff!! I wanted to use my TBH to have cut wax and use the honey from my Lang hives to pour over it... Will this effect the taste???
I feel like I should pour it out and start all over... thank you QB


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LSU has no passoffense.If they cant run the ball there in trouble
wow Robert Griffins 1st INT at Home was pretty ugly
[quote user="nycsportzfan"]wow Robert Griffins 1st INT at Home was pretty ugly
[/quote] Not as bad as the One mccoy just threw though lol
[quote user="Redeyejedi"]My god LSU's Punter is good. That was 65 yards with like 5.0 seconds hangtime[/quote] ya hes good I wish GA played a bit more uptempo Feels like i've barley watched any football in this game
jesus! Get the ball LSU!
Dang LSU just seems to be away from the ball on everything A ball deflected in the AIR and no LSU player around for the pick and a fumble and no LSU player can get it This games gonna be 17-13 type game I like seeing a bit of D but this is a draggy game
Put LEE In! Jesus! Its freaking Common Sense! Why'd they ever take him out? Stupid!


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The Order: 1886 and PAX!
The Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) starts later this week in Seattle, WA, and we'll be on the show floor with The Order: 1886. I wanted to give all of you a small breakdown of what we'll have in our booth.
First up, we'll have our booth with 16 demo stations setup, ready for each of you to sit down and play. Themed after Tesla's lab, we may even open up the special weapon case allowing fans to hold the Thermite Rifle...
Once you've played the demo, we'll be giving everyone a t-shirt featuring the Ouroboros logo on the front, and The Order: 1886 words on the back. Show off your pride for The Order in style!
We'll also be giving away a limited amount of these amazing Pinny Arcade Ouroboros Pins, but this is not guaranteed to every person that plays the demo:
We'll also have a few other fun activities / surprises for those waiting in line, including bringing Galahad along for some photo opportunities, and handing out Galahad mustaches to everyone. All in all, Iooking forward to meeting our fans in Seattle!
Questions? Ask them below, but I hope to see all of you on the floor!
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Re: The Order: 1886 and PAX!
I really had a wonderful time playing the demo today at PAX! Thank you so much for bringing it, Ready At Dawn! Gameplay control is very smooth, the level was engaging and fun to play and the detail in the lighting and animation is superb!
This is definitely on my must buy list now!
I must say, the mock up of the Thermite rifle is top notch as well. Very well done!!
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That's awesome J! Sounds like Ready At Dawn is really outdoing the E3 booth! That's going to be quite a treat for anyone that makes it to the Order 1886 booth. Sooooo jealous. Must. Have. Shirt!
From the sounds of it, they definitely outdid the E3 booth. Hope everyone here that went got hands on!
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I just want to give a hearty "Thank You" to everyone that came by our booth. My voice is about 90% gone, but it's always worth it to talk to all the fans coming by our booth. We handed out thousands of mustaches, and our fans drew thousands of them as well. So many new memories, and I got to talk to so many awesome fans.
Stay tuned for some post-PAX updates later in the week (maybe next week too).
Luckily, I don't need my voice to type.


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Ah ha, thanks for that informative reply. That's definitely something I haven't seen before in a platform pedal. That's a pretty interesting way to keep the pedal thin and strong right there without having an exposed axle or axle nut. I'll have to hand it to Speshy for an inovative approach on that one, although I would like to see it in hand to take a closer look.
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Re: st: nonlinear N effect
Boris Peko <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: nonlinear N effect
Wed, 6 Mar 2013 14:43:32 +0100
My first goal is to find effect of managerial ownership on company
value. I predict it is non-linear and N-shaped.
2013/3/6 Maarten Buis <email@example.com>:
> I suspect that the null hypothesis you state is probably not the null
> hypothesis you want to test. Alternative null hypotheses (unfortunate
> choice of words, I know) would be: "the curve is N shaped" or "the
> curve is N shaped and the turning point happen at 5% and 25%".
> Once you have chosen your model and your null hypothis, you should
> rephrase the hypothesis in terms of the parameters of your model. Than
> the test is often a straightforward call to -test- or -testnl-.
> -- Maarten
> On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 2:09 PM, Boris Peko wrote:
>> My analysis is effect on managerial ownership on company's value and I
>> use panel models.
>> Ho is that man.own has unlinear effect (N-shape) on company's value.
>> Other authors have predetermined inflection (or turning) points of 5%
>> and 25% but I want to find out
>> techniques to find those points.
>> 2013/3/6 Maarten Buis <firstname.lastname@example.com>:
>>> On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 12:14 PM, Boris Peko wrote:
>>>> Hi! I have a non-linear effect but not U-shape or reverse U-shape.
>>>> Effect is N-shaped, dependent variable rises, then fell, then rises.
>>>> How can I test that in Stata?
>>>> More important, what method should I use if I do not want to use
>>>> predetermined inflection point?
>>> The test depends on the _exact_ null hypothesis and the method you
>>> used to estimate your model.
>>> One possibility would be to add a third degree polynomial (cubic
>>> curve), which could be an N-shaped curve. The extrema of this curve
>>> have a closed form solution, so you can quickly look if the turning
>>> point happen within the range of the data. -orthpoly- could be useful
>>> for reducing multicolinearity and improving the stability of the
>>> estimates. However, a cubic curve is often too restrictive and too
>>> sensitive to outliers for my taste, just as a second degree polynomial
>>> (quadratic curve) is often too restrictive and too sensitive to
>>> outliers for hypothesised U-shaped and reverse U-shaped curves.
>>> A better alternative would probably be -fracpoly-, but this also
>>> depends on all kinds of details of your data, the substantive
>>> background of your study, tribal habits within your
>>> (sub-(sub-))discipline, etc..
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> Maarten
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