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Things to Do in Destin
Venture off-property to explore the many attractions in Destin and the surrounding area, most of which are exceptionally family-friendly, while others easily qualify as some of the state's most naturally beautiful. For help planning an off-property excursion, call the Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa's Activities Desk at 850-267-9500, ext 41.
Destin Florida Attractions
Hurricane Lanes, Destin. Find 26 bowling lanes, Cabana Café, 12 pool tables, an arcade and Ping-Pong here. The place also houses Rupert's Billiards & Blues Sports Bar. www.HurricaneLanesDestin.com
The Track Family Recreation Center, Destin. Ride a variety of go-karts, play mini-golf, or ride in bumper cars and boats. There's an arcade and "Kids Country," which includes kiddie karts, a train, a ferris wheel, swings and a carousel. Big thrills include a bungee jump with a 75-foot plunge and SkyFlyer, which allows visitors to experience the thrill of skydiving. www.DestinTrack.com
Big Kahuna's Water and Adventure Park, Destin. Any Destin family vacation should include a trip to this place, named one of America's best waterparks by the Travel Channel. Big Kahuna's features more than 40 water attractions – water slides, pools, waterfalls and a wave pool – plus dry fun in the Adventure Park, home to mini golf, a race track and Sky Coaster. There are thrills here for every member of the family, from the smallest children to adults. "Kiddie Areas" include smaller slides, fountains and a low-depth pool. www.BigKahunas.com
Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park, Fort Walton Beach. The huge draw at this aquarium is its various marina animal encounters. You can feed fish and penguins, and get up-close and personal with dolphins, harbor seals, sea lions and sea turtles. You can also snorkel with stingrays and swim with dolphins (age restrictions apply). www.Gulfarium.com
City of Fort Walton Beach Heritage Park & Cultural Center Fort Walton Beach. This is an educational and cultural center that aims to preserve, interpret and present the prehistory and history of the Fort Walton Beach community and the Northwest Florida area from 14,000 B.C. through the 1950s. The Center encompasses the Indian Temple Mound Museum, Camp Walton Schoolhouse Museum, Garnier Post Office Museum, Fort Walton Temple Mound and the Civil War Exhibit Building. FWB.org/Museums
Air Force Armament Museum, Eglin Air Force Base. View weaponry and interactive displays from World War I to present-day, including vintage military aircraft. Bonus: Admission is free. www.AFArmamentMuseum.com
Ebro Greyhound Park & Poker Room, Ebro. Watch live greyhound races, try your hand in a poker tournament, or relax in the bar and restaurant. This is Washington County's only gaming facility. www.GoEbro.com
Shopping, Dining and Entertainment Centers
The Village of Baytowne Wharf, Destin. Here you'll find shops, restaurants, nightlife offerings, festivals, parades, concerts and other special events. The charming village, located on the banks of the Choctawhatchee Bay, is close to Hilton Sandestin Beach, and shuttles run there regularly from our resort. The village is also home to Baytowne Adventure Zone's zip line and ropes course, arcades, a carousel and a playground. www.BaytowneWharf.com
Grand Boulevard at Sandestin This shopping and dining center also includes a 10-screen movie theater, art galleries, salons and a park, all set in a pedestrian friendly layout. Restaurants include some of Destin's finer dining options like P.F. Chang's China Bistro, Tommy Bahama's Restaurant & Bar and Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar. www.GrandBoulevard.com
Boulevard 10. This 10-screen movie theater is located within the Grand Boulevard at Sandestin shopping and dining center. It features the BigD Digital Experience, as well as the Ovation Dining Club. www.GrandBoulevard.com
Destin Commons, Destin. Called a "lifestyle center," this open air shopping, dining and entertainment hub is home to more than 75 stores and restaurants, including Bass Pro Shops, H&M, a 14-screen stadium-style movie theatre and family-friendly offerings that include a soft play area for kids, splash fountains, train rides, concerts and events. Recently added "Uncle Buck's Fishbowl & Grill," which is a concept by Bass Pro Shops, offers casual dining and an island-themed bar, 16 lanes of bowling and a billiards rooms. www.DestinCommons.com
AMC Destin Commons 14, Destin. This is the area's only digital theater offering IMAX and REAL D 3D, plus stadium seating in all 14 auditoriums, innovative digital sound systems and tons of leg room between each row. www.AMCTheatres.com/movie-theatres/amc-destin-commons-14
Seaside Come for the seasonal farmers' market and summer concert series, or to shop this New Urban community's galleries, clothing and specialty stores. You'll find plenty of restaurants, too, such as the popular beachfront Bud & Alley's Waterfront Restaurant and Rooftop Bar. www.SeasideFL.com
Natural Attractions
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park, Santa Rosa Beach. Rent a canoe to paddle one of the parks three (very rare) coastal dune lakes. You can also rent a bike or hike to explore, and you'll see why Topsail is part of the Great Florida Birding Trail. Here you can also find 3.2 miles of secluded beaches and 25-foot dunes. www.FloridaStateParks.org/TopsailHill
Henderson Beach State Park, Destin. The pristine sugar sand beach is the major draw here, with boardwalks providing beach access. Pavilions are available for picnicking and grilling, and there's also a playground and a nature trail. www.FloridaStateParks.org/HendersonBeach
Destin Pass Jetties, Destin. For adventurous anglers, the jetties are boulder piles from which you can fish throughout the year. A fishing license is required. The jetties also make for terrific snorkeling. FishingDestinGuide.com/JettyFishing.html
Eden Gardens State Park, Santa Rosa Beach. Here you can picnic on the grounds of the historic Wesley mansion, a beautifully renovated two-story house with elegant white columns and a wrap-around porch. The house is surrounded by live oaks and gardens for heritage roses, butterflies and, in season, camellias and azaleas. There's also a one-mile hiking trail. www.FloridaStateParks.org/EdenGardens
Grayton Beach State Park, Santa Rosa Beach. Hike the nature trail to glimpse sand dunes, pine forests and scrub environments, or while away the day on the pristine beach, which consistently ranks among the country's most beautiful. Activities here also include surf fishing, as well as freshwater and saltwater fishing, canoeing and kayaking on Western Lake. www.FloridaStateParks.org/GraytonBeach
Vortex Spring, Ponce De Leon. Located a bit inland from Destin, Vortex Spring produces 28 million gallons of crystal clear water daily, at a year-round temperature of 68 degrees. It claims the title of the largest diving facility in the state. It is also one of the best and safest diving destinations in the country. It offers SCUBA diving, equipment rental and diving training at any level, as well as snorkeling and swimming. There are two high-jump platforms, a diving board, zip line, two swimming pool-sized slides and a rope swing. www.VortexSpring.com


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any of you have an online link or YouTube video on Queen raising? looking to start this season!
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any of you have an online link or YouTube video on Queen raising? looking to start this season!
thank you
Just go down half a dozen threads on this forum for a nice discussion, esp. Broke T's explanation. And a few threads below that is David LaFerney's thread, also very helpful.
Rusty Hills Farm -- home of AQHA A Rusty Zipper and Rusty's Bees.
Greg Whitehead, Ten Mile, TN
Blog - http://gregsbees.blogspot.com/
The German (English voice over) iwf queen rearing videos are quite good, worth a watch:
I think this one got put away for future use because lots of good infos pics comments and easy to follow methods. I read it once and ready to try when I'm ready with my bees. You can make it more simple if you know all the connections. Lots of pics to speak millions of words from.
There are several people like The fat bee man and Ohio country boy and others who do a good job "IMHO" and have several videos that when watched together can be very beneficial to a new queen raiser and I second Rolande on the video series they are great


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That's right, you're not seeing things - the Coodabeens Footy Show is almost here for 2014!
Billy, Jeff, Ian, Greg and Torch have had their best preseason ever and have never looked fitter. Their testing is off the charts and they've been training over preseason with a match day intensity.
So you should be very excited for what we have in store for you all footy season.
There will be plenty of new segments as well as your favorites - talkback, Champs' songs and all the banter you've enjoyed for the better part of 35 years.
And we want to hear from you all year as well - our twitter question of the week will be back this year so don't be shy in getting involved.
Put it in your diaries so you don't forget: The Coodabeens Footy Show, 2014 season launch, Saturday March 8th at 10am. We can't wait to see you then!


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Try customizing this basic recipe with your favorite dried fruits and nuts.
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Gluten Free Diet
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
Low Calorie
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Prep Time 5 min
Total Time 5 min.
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Combine almonds, peanuts, cranberries, dates and chocolate chips in a small bowl.
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Japan first came to rugby prominence in the late 1990s, when former All Blacks such as Graeme Bachop, Jamie Joseph and John Kirwan made the move north.
The establishment of the professional Top League in 2003 lifted standards and also demands for top Kiwi talent, which has arguably peaked in recent years with the presence of established All Blacks such as Sonny Bill Williams, Brad Thorn, Jerome Kaino and Mils Muliaina.
But what is life like for four of our best 'imports'?
STEPHEN BRETT (Toyota)
Brett arrived in Japan more prepared than most.
He had a grasp of the language, having studied Japanese for three years at high school, which meant he settled quicker and made the job of running the backline easier.
"Being able to speak a bit certainly helps," says Brett. "They like to have foreigners at 10 but often the language can be a barrier, especially at the start."
"He's pretty fluent," laughs team-mate Jerome Kaino. "He basically runs our training sessions and does a lot of the talking."
There was still plenty to adjust to. His first house was a four-bedroom mansion but now he lives in a more "homely" apartment.
Toyota is far from the bright lights of Tokyo (almost 400km) and Brett describes his suburb as "Japanese style countryside".
"It's good because some foreigners can go a bit astray in places like Roppongi (Tokyo's famous nightlife area)," says Brett.
"But you do have a lot of time on your hands down here. There is a lot of downtime - DVDs, sushi with the other foreign boys and visits to Starbucks."
Brett currently drives a BMW, somewhat undercover, after a visiting family member crashed his Toyota, a compulsory purchase for the club's foreign players.
The former Crusader and Blues pivot has thrived. After a disappointing 10th place in his first season, Toyota are fifth (with one match to play) and Brett is the league's second highest scorer.
"If you don't get frustrated in your first year, there is something wrong," says Brett. "They have their own set ways but with time, you get respect and are listened to.
"The rugby is getting better and better - though we still train way too much - sometimes it feels like we are training for the sake of it."
Brett recounts stories of his Japanese team-mates, who are employed in Toyota's head office to run stretch classes and order seatbelts (among many roles), staying to do an hour of extra training after a session that has already gone well over two hours.
There is a considerable amount of travel, as games are played as far south as Okinawa and as far north as Hokkaido, part of the drive to popularise the game. The fans, primarily company employees (the companies will often pay for tickets) are loyal, turning up every week regardless of results.
JOSH BLACKIE (Kobe)
Josh Blackie is a strong advocate for the Japanese rugby experience, even if the culture remains a source of fascination.
Blackie has played for Kobe since 2007, after a long career with the Highlanders sandwiched with a brief stint at the Blues.
"I've loved it here," says Blackie. "It can be hard to describe - you only truly understand life here once you start living it but there are endless surprises and still some things you never quite understand."
The Kobe Steelers are the oldest sporting club in the region, founded in 1928, pre-dating the local football and baseball sides.
With a population of 1.5 million, the cosmopolitan city is a comfortable size and offers (relatively) easy access to the sea.
The extended training sessions and constant team meetings took some getting used to - as did the approach of the local media.
"Obviously rugby here doesn't have the same profile and the media interest is considerably lower," says Blackie. "They don't really have media sessions as such - but you might sometimes find reporters hiding in the dark in the carpark waiting to talk to you."
At times it can be intense - cultural norms play a huge part within the sport and local players have been known to shed tears during pre-game speeches - but Blackie loves being part of a culture that is a million miles removed from New Zealand.
During his stint, he has been reprimanded by a team-mate for not eating an apple in the correct way and eating anything standing up or on the move is considered a no-no. Going barefoot anywhere is also strictly frowned upon and Blackie says recent arrivals are always caught out by the Japanese practice of using a different pairs of slippers for inside the house and a separate pair for the bathroom.
The famous Onsens (hot springs) are a tourist drawcard but often out of bounds for many foreign players (who tend to have tattoos), as such body art is considered offensive given its Yakuza (Japanese mafia) associations.
The crowded trains are always fun, as it is socially acceptable to sleep with your head resting on a stranger's shoulders, though that is a rare event for the 1.93m Blackie.
Perhaps his most bizarre tale is the local use of hazard lights on the highway for a comfort stop. Apparently it is common - and accepted practice - to pull over, turn on your hazard lights and urinate on the back tyre as other drivers flash past barely batting an eyelid.
LUKE THOMPSON (Kintetsu)
After eight years, it's a sight that still turns a few heads in Osaka. Former Canterbury NPC player Luke Thompson cycles to the stadium on match days with Kintetsu Liners, his bag slung over his shoulder like a teenager as he makes his way through Japan's second biggest city (population: 3 million).
"I live close, so it is the best way of getting there," says the 1.96m Thompson, "though the locals often look quite surprised to see me cruising past."
Thompson came to Japan in 2004 after he found his progress in the red and black jersey blocked by Brad Thorn and Chris Jack.
He spent two years at Sanyo (now Panasonic) before relocating to Kintetsu in 2006. He has since become a Japanese citizen and has chalked up 39 tests for the Brave Blossoms.
"I guess I've done it all here," says Thompson, "but I loved it from the start. At first things like the food were an issue - I was a typical 'meat and three veges' man and here there were lots of little dishes and chopsticks."
Kintetsu, primarily a railway company, have a heavy training schedule. They typically train morning and afternoon three days a week, with Wednesday off and a captain's run on Friday. Many of the Japanese players on the company team have regular jobs, some at the train station as platform guards or engineers.
Thompson's wife works as a teacher trainer for an international school, which has made life smoother.
"They have a saying here: 'happy wife, happy life'," laughs Thompson, "and it's definitely true, as it can be difficult for partners here who might struggle with boredom."
According to Thompson, the Top League standards have improved significantly over the past nine years: "Some imports used to come here for a holiday and to put their feet up. That still happens sometimes - and those players give the rest of us a bad name - but generally players are coming here younger and contracts are not as easy to come by."
DAVID HILL (Toshiba)
In 2009, David Hill experienced a truly sweet and sour introduction to Japanese rugby.
The former Chiefs and All Black first five-eighths, who has now clocked up five seasons in Japan, had signed on to play for Toshiba Brave Lupus after two seasons with Bristol in the English Premiership.
Toshiba enjoyed a strong season, and upset Sanyo (now Panasonic) to win the Top League final.
However, the team were denied the chance to compete in the All Japan National Championships - the highly prestigious knockout competition that involves the top club and university sides - after star winger Christian Loamanu tested positive for marijuana.
He was banned indefinitely from Japanese rugby but the club also decided to withdraw from the competition in the "spirit of rugby values".
"At the time, it was pretty hard to take," says Hill. "We had come through a tough season and were looking forward to the championship. I asked about it but was told 'this is the way we are'."
Still, Hill has found his Japanese experience richly rewarding and eye-opening. He arrives for training each morning with more than 10,000 'salary men' at Toshiba's huge base in western Tokyo. No cars are allowed inside the huge complex, so Hill rides his bike to the sports fields, as the workers file to their factories and offices.
Toshiba, who are one of the world's largest manufacturers of personal computers, won four Top League titles in the 2000s as well as three All-Japan championships.
This season, the import quota was reduced from three (on field) to two but some clubs still carry as many as eight foreign players. Hill says one of the keys to success as an import is longevity.
"Being here more than two years is ideal," says Hill, citing the impact of men such as Tony Brown and Scott McLeod. "It's good for the club, team and player. Clubs have become more willing to spend big dollars on short-term imports but that can be hit or miss."
The 34-year-old still finds frustrations with some aspects of the Japanese approach to the sport.
"It is possible to make changes here but you need to pick your battles," says Hill. "A lot of guys arrive and try to change everything from the outset, which will never work."
Michael Burgess travelled to Japan with the assistance of the Asia New Zealand Foundation.
Japanese rugby
• Many Top League teams have budgets equivalent to those of a Super 15 franchise.
• Salaries have increased by 30 per cent over the past three years and are on a par with France; George Gregan was said to be earning 85 million ($1.15 million) annually during his stint at Suntory, while Jacque Fourie, Sonny Bill Williams and Jerome Kaino are among those currently on mega dollars.
• Some teams (IBM, Secom) no longer have foreign players.Though the season is relatively short (13 competition games, plus play-offs) pre-season can be up to five months long.
• Teams are permitted two imports on the field (down from three last season), through foreign born Japanese passport holders are classed as nationals, while players of Asian descent (ie. Craig Wing, who has a Filipino background) are also exempt.


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Roasted pork loin is a staple of Italian cooking. In this recipe we coat the lean meat with garlic, rosemary and aromatic lemon zest before it goes in the oven, and then deglaze the pan with vermouth to make a savory gravy. The roast is perfect for entertaining but equally at home for a Sunday family supper.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Gluten Free Diet
Healthy Weight
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Low Calorie
Low Carb
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 10
Prep Time 25 min
Total Time 140 min.
Step 1
Tie kitchen string around pork in three places so it doesn't flatten while roasting. Place salt and garlic in a small bowl and mash with the back of a spoon to form a paste. Stir in oil, rosemary and lemon zest; rub the mixture into the pork. Refrigerate, uncovered, for 1 hour.
Step 2
Preheat oven to 375°F.
Step 3
Place the pork in a roasting pan. Roast, turning once or twice, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part registers 145°F, 40 to 50 minutes. Transfer to a cutting board; let rest for 10 minutes.
Step 4
Meanwhile, add vermouth (or wine) and vinegar to the roasting pan and place over medium-high heat. Bring to a simmer and cook, scraping up any browned bits, until the sauce is reduced by half, 2 to 4 minutes. Remove the string and slice the roast. Add any accumulated juices to the sauce and serve with the pork.
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Gorges' value has been recognized by Canadiens management, who signed the defenceman to a six-year contract extension at $3.9 million per season.
Gorges was obtained in the best trade Bob Gainey ever made as Canadiens general manager.
At the February deadline in 2007, the Canadiens sent Craig Rivet and a fifth-round draft choice in 2008 to San Jose for Gorges and the Sharks' 2007 first-round choice (22nd overall), which was used to draft Max Pacioretty.
The team announcement:
Members of the media covering the Montreal Canadiens voted defenceman Josh Gorges as the 2011-12 recipient of the Jacques Beauchamp-Molson Trophy. The trophy is awarded annually to the member of the Canadiens who played a dominant role during the regular season, without earning any particular honor. Gorges, who won the award in 2009-10, succeeds Roman Hamrlik who was the recipient in 2010-11.
Gorges received the most first-place votes in the race for the Jacques Beauchamp-Molson Trophy, earning 140 points in the overall standings, ahead of forward David Desharnais (102 points) and defenceman Alexei Emelin (44 points).
A native of Kelowna, British Columbia, Gorges leads the Canadiens at even strength with a total of 1,447:44 minutes of play, averaging 18:19 minutes of ice time per game. He is first on the team and second in the NHL on the penalty kill with 303:56 minutes of play, an average of 3:50 minutes per game (third in the NHL). Gorges ranks second with the Canadiens in overall ice time, with 1785:49 minutes of play, averaging 22:36 minutes of ice time per game.
Gorges leads the Canadiens with a +11 plus-minus differential and ranks third on the team with 125 hits. He leads all NHL players with 243 blocked shots. Gorges is one of two Canadiens' players to appear in all the team's games this season, after missing Montreal's last 46 games in 2010-11 with a knee injury.
The 6'1'', 201 lbs defenceman played his 300th career game with the Canadiens on December 15 against Philadelphia. Gorges took part in his 400th NHL career game on December 22 at Winnipeg.
Created in 1981 to honor the memory of the legendary sportswriter who spent most of his professional career covering the Canadiens, the Jacques Beauchamp-Molson Trophy was first awarded to Doug Jarvis following the 1981-82 season.
Josh Gorges will be presented with the Jacques Beauchamp-Molson Trophy during a ceremony prior to Saturday's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Bell Centre.


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#1 Fri 17 Sep 10 1:17pm
Pasta sauce with Nduja??
Have been using Nduja for a while but only in a basic sauce recipe, anyway got any good recipes using it? I've noticed a few London restaurants are now serving pasta dishes with Nduja in.
#2 Fri 17 Sep 10 1:28pm
Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
Traditionally, 'nduja as pasta sauge is served very simply: start out by placing a agood amount of onion in a pan, add some extravirgin olive oil (better if a powerful Calabrese oil!), simmer until the onion is golden, add the 'nduja (as muich as you like, the more you add the hotter will be the pasta), let cook for a couple of minutes so that all of the fat melts, add canned tomatoes of resh diced tomatoes according to season. At the same time cook the pasta until very al dente, drain and toss in the pan with the sauce, finish off with a good sprinkle Parmigiano Reggiano and/or salted and slightly aged ricotta. Thta's all! ^_^
#3 Fri 17 Sep 10 2:13pm
Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
Thank you for that, the Ricotta point is interesting I had not thought of that, is it ok to use Ricotta Salata the salty one that you can grate?
#4 Fri 17 Sep 10 4:23pm
Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
UK2004 wrote:
is it ok to use Ricotta Salata the salty one that you can grate?
Yes, that's the right type! ^_^ And keep it simple, �nduja is already a bomb in in itself!
One thing that II would like to try, in a more fusion cuisine style is 'nduja savory muffins, with some caciocavallo too.
#5 Fri 17 Sep 10 6:46pm
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Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
I have yet to see it here. I wish someone would start carrying it.
#6 Fri 17 Sep 10 6:57pm
Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
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I have yet to see it here. I wish someone would start carrying it.
I guess it may be easier for some producer to start making it. Indeed 'nduja is a rather simple salami made with pork and lots (LOTS) of red hot peppers (not chillies, hot peppers) in an area with a very hot and dry weather. Its good quality depends more on the quality of the ingredients than on the weather and climate, as it happens for Prosciutto di Parma. The US certainly don't lack the weather for it and don't lack the ingredients (quality pork and qualitiy hot peppers). All you need is someone thta comes up with the idea of making gread 'nduja and the money and patience to come over and woork with some Calabrese producer for a year or so to learn the tricks of the trade.
#7 Mon 27 Sep 10 3:24pm
Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
Thank you so much Alice for that Nduja pasta recipe, it was absolutely fantastic, really impressed!
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Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
A friend of my husbands used to bring us Nduja back from his holiday home in Italy, sadly he's not risked sending it to us since we moved back to Finland.
One thing we used to love as a snack was to make cheese on toast with it, we'd soften the Nduja with a little oil and spread it over the bread before topping with cheese. Very basic I know but it tasted absolutely delicious, so much so that I have done it with posh bread, and served it with a small salad as a starter.
Now if I could only get it here, i wonder if you could make it at home
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Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
Okay, that really got me going, so I had to google it, and here is one I found
Guess what I'll be trying this weekend!
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Re: Pasta sauce with Nduja??
I'll try that one on toast, thank you! Have you thought of getting some Nduja sent over to you, it lasts a long time so should be fine with the travelling!
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UTSA hosts panel on offender reentry program
(March 30, 2005)--The UTSA College of Public Policy's Department of Criminal Justice and KLRN-TV host a screening and panel discussion on offender reentry, "Housing, Employment, Health and Special Needs Issues," from 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday, March 31 in the Frio Street Building Sam Riklin Auditorium (1.406), Downtown Campus.
The event is free and open to the public. There will be refreshments and a reception following the panel.
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The second locally sponsored component of the Reentry National Media Outreach Campaign, the goal is to expand public awareness and dialogue while working with key organizations to strengthen families and neighborhoods.
Panelists at the March 31 event are Jose Castillo, executive director of the Bexar County Housing and Human Services Department; Fernando Guerra, director of health for the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District; Bruce Munch, clinical operations director for the Jail Division, Bexar County Center for Health Care Services and Diane Rath, chair and commissioner representing the public for the Texas Workforce Commission.
The screening will include segments from the PBS documentaries "Road to Return" and "Reentry: Life on the Outside."
Prisoner reentry is the process of leaving prison or jail and returning to society. All prisoners experience reentry regardless of their method of release, whether they are released on parole or without additional supervision. If the reentry process is successful, there are benefits in terms of improved public safety and the long-term reintegration of the former prisoner.
For more information, contact Mike Gilbert, Department of Criminal Justice chair, at (210) 458-2535.
Additional UTSA programs as part of the Reentry National Media Outreach Campaign:
- May 26: Family, Faith and Social Networks
- July 28: Youthful Offenders
- Sept. 29: Women Offenders
- Dec. 1: Best Practices: Programs That Work
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Rain Forest Retreat Near Arenal
Chachagua Rainforest Hotel & Hacienda • Chachagua, Costa Rica
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- A Four- ($599) or Five-Night ($699) Stay for Two in a Rain Forest Room
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The Destination
Though Costa Rica accounts for less than 0.03 percent of the world's landmass, the Central American country is home to 5 percent of Earth's species. The unparalleled biodiversity is centered in its rain forests, particularly the Monte Verde Cloud Forest Reserve: 10,000 acres that have never been cut down, making it one of 12 primary rain forests left on earth. The incomparable array of living things—from tree-dwelling sloths to scarcely known species of orchids—draws scientists as well as tourists. And while the area is remarkable for research, it takes no study to appreciate the raw majesty of its teeming jungles.
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As one of the 1,000 Places to See Before You Die, the Chachagua Rainforest Hotel & Hacienda operates on sustainable practices inspired by the natural beauty of the surrounding Monteverde Mountain Range. Here, secluded rain forest rooms and bungalows overlook the hotel's lush acreage and include private bathrooms, satellite TV, air conditioning, and daily American breakfast made from organic ingredients grown on its working farm. You'll also find a spring-fed pool, restaurant and bar, and plenty of hiking and biking trails.
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With 200 acres at your disposal, you'll have plenty to keep you entertained right on the Chachagua grounds. Take a sustainability tour around the farm and hotel; saddle up for a horseback jaunt; or join a guided hike through the many forested trails, day or night. You'll also have ample opportunity to experience Costa Rica beyond Chachagua. Visit breathtaking Arenal Volcano; tour the Monteverde canopy or hanging bridges; bungee jump or repell down into canyons; or even explore the jungle on ATVs.
"At this working ranch, you can see caballeros at work or take a horseback ride into the rain forest. Large, reflective windows enclosing each cabina's shower serve a marvelous purpose: birds gather outside your window to watch their own reflections."-- Read Fodor's Review of Chachagua Rainforest Hotel & Hacienda
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You have to find some good ones in this bunch
Hard work has a future payoff. Laziness pays off now.
I won't rise to the occasion, but I'll slide over to it.
Puritanism: The haunting fear that someone, somewhere may be happy.
Consciousness: that annoying time between naps.
I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
Where there's a will, I want to be in it.
Okay, who put a "stop payment" on my reality check?
Few women admit their age. Few men act theirs.
We have enough youth, how about a fountain of SMART?
If you are psychic - think "HONK"
If you can read this, I can slam on my brakes and sue you!
You're just jealous because the voices are talking to me and not you!
Don't get me mad! I'm running out of places to hide the bodies!
You are depriving some poor village of its idiot!
Forget world peace. Visualize using your turn signal.
My Hockey Mom Can Beat Up Your Soccer Mom
Grow your own dope, plant a man.
All Men Are Animals, Some Just Make Better Pets
Some people are only alive because it is illegal to shoot them.
Circular Definition: see Definition, Circular.
Santa's elves are just a bunch of subordinate Clauses.
Air Pollution is a mist-demeaner.
Editing is a rewording activity.
Make yourself at home .....clean my kitchen
Allow me to introduce my selves
Better living through denial
I'm just working here until a good fast food job opens up....
Chaos. Panic. Disorder. My work here is done
Too many freaks not enough circuses
Ambivalent? Well yes and no....
Does your train of thought have a caboose?
Is it time for your medication or mine?
I thought I wanted a career, turns out I just wanted a paycheck
How do I set the laser printer to stun?
I'm not tense, just terribly, terribly alert....
Well, this day was a total waste of makeup.
Don't bother me. I'm living happily ever after.
I started out with nothing & still have most of it left.
And your crybaby, whiny opinion would be ... ?
Sarcasm is just one more service we offer.
Whisper my favorite words: "I'll buy it for you."
Suburbia: where they tear out the trees & then name streets after them.
Stress is when you wake up screaming & you realize you haven't fallen asleep yet.
Adults are just kids who owe money.
Who are these kids and why are they calling me Mom?
I pretend to work. They pretend to pay me.
You! Off my planet!
-Errors have been made. Others will be blamed.
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les plaisirs de la plage.............
Nous voilà de retour à la plage, avec des couchers de soleil à perdre le souffle, des singes trop mignons mais qui ne donnent pas toujours l'impression d'apprécier les 'touristes', vous avez de belles couleurs, vous êtes tous les deux vraiment magnifiques..... je sens que vous allez regretter le costa rica !
MERCI MERCI nous commencons à avoir un bel album photos c'est encore mieux que 'pékin express'. Bisous
Manuel Antonio - ca farte!
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Well well, we left the cloud forest for more sea sun and beach he he! We went to Manuel Antonio the famous place where Monkeys are stealing your sandwich from your plate and surfer dudes are ruling!
I found my surfer, Nick he is actually one of them, cool style on the waves, he even got the Manuel Antonio "check" right after the second day of surfing. Was quite i�pressed as the waves are defo not the same as Hyeres les Palmiers or Deal..ha ha.
We visited the National Park were all the animals u want are gazing at you (all but the damm Squirell Monkeys) and I relaxed a lot on the beach as it was one activitiy I really wanted to master before continuing the trip.
The hostal was on the beach and we were happy to stay late watching the stars and running after crabs ..sound idyllic huh? It was, it has been really cool to be able to leave the backpacks on the ground for 4 days as we ve always been on the road after 2 days every time we stopped somewhere
The monkeys (white faced)that were on the main beach were nice but you could see the damage of tourists feeding (nourrir) them, they were turning all nasty (mechants) and not happy when you would be too close of their bins (poubelles), it was like it was their territory, the ones in the national park were cooler.
We are now back in SanJose, ready to fly to Lima tommorow, we are going to meet Rafael, Nick�s peruvian friend so hope the transition from Costarica is going to be smooth as I am quite sad to leave this country, it is my favourite ever for now, but it is not as if I really travelled the world before, but am sure Nick is backing me up on that one , it is truly amazing and the people were reallyyyy nice ..apart the one that pickpocketed Nick...but that�s another story!
We are off for one last drink by the swimming pool of our hostal ( tuvois maman, meme les hostals ont des piscines!)
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Google Apps for Education
Welcome to Barnard's Google Apps for Education (GAE) information website. GAE is a set of online applications that makes communicating and collaborating at school easier and more efficient. These applications, collectively termed gBear, include email (gBear Mail), drive (gBear drive/docs), calendars (gBear Calendar), and contacts (gBear Contacts).
gBear Mail (GMail)
GMail is Google's web-based email program, which provides users with roughly 25 gigabytes of storage (a number that's continually growing). GMail includes fast, reliable search and powerful spam protection.
gBear Contacts
Google Contacts is a service that is fully integrated with GMail and serves as an online address book for all of your contacts. Google's powerful search makes finding, editing, sharing, grouping, and uploading contacts fast and easy.
gBear Calendar
Google Calendar is a fast and simple online calendar application. It lets you see your whole schedule in context – you can easily share and connect your calendar with faculty, colleagues, classmates, and friends at Barnard. You can also easily add the Academic Calendar to your personal calendar, among others offered from Barnard and Columbia.
gBear Groups
Google Groups is a mailing list application that allows for easy and quick self-management by the list owner. All Barnard-hosted mailing lists are configured as gBear Groups. The Groups service also serves as a method to have "role accounts" for offices and departments, so that multiple people can respond to inquiries coming to a single address.
gBear Drive
Google Drive is a way to collaborate and share documents online. Documents are stored on Google's systems (though you can always download a copy to your computer) and can be viewed and/or edited by any colleagues you give access to. Google supports text documents, spreadsheets, presentations (i.e., slideshows), and online forms, as well as a drawing application.
Note that Barnard College policy states that gBear Drive should not be required for coursework and is simply an option for online collaboration. The usual supportive computer programs used for ADA purposes can also be used for gBear Drive.
gBear Sites
Google Sites is a service for easily creating and collaborating on web sites. At Barnard, gBear Sites are chiefly being used for student organizations and for ad-hoc collaboration. (Official Barnard departmental web sites are on the College Drupal CMS, administered by Electronic Communications.)
Other Apps
Your gBear account has access to the full menu of ancillary services: Voice, Picasa, Blogger, etc. These services are being made available on an as-is, unsupported basis. BCIT will only provide support for the core services (Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Groups, Drive, and Sites). We invite you to explore Google's Help Center for assistance with using the wide range of available applications.


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Wednesday night should have been one of the greatest in my love affair with sport when Otago beat Auckland at Eden Park for the first time in 35 years. But it just wasn't.
I was born the last time the blue-and-gold triumphed at Eden Park but I hadn't ever witnessed it.
In 1976 players were lucky if they were slapped on the back when they scored a try, it was a time when boots were as black and white as the television pictures and when players used beer to replace fluids rather than fancy energy drinks.
Beating Auckland was something many Dunedinites dreamed of. Winning this game, particularly in Auckland, was the biggest scalp of all. It was in our DNA to hate Auckland and the people who lived there - this dissipates pretty quickly when you move away and realise Aucklanders aren't descendants of the devil and don't really care for national prejudices.
Despite my shifting view of the world, it was hard to get excited about something that happened on a Wednesday night at an empty stadium when many people were tuning in to Survivor instead.
The NPC was a great competition in its heyday but it's become the club rugby of the professional age and it's probably time we treated it as such. Instead of giving it a place at the top table, the NZRU need to set it free.
There is already considerable pressure on players, fans and sponsors in what is an ever-expanding season. They are asked to front up from February to December and it's difficult to sustain that sort of intensity for such a long time.
Put simply, less is more.
Super Rugby should be the year's most important domestic competition and start in March. It should be played over a full round (everyone plays everyone) with the home-and-away derbies on top. The competition can stop for the June internationals but there needs to be enough afterwards to ensure momentum can be achieved heading into the playoffs, unlike 2012, when it will happen near the end.
The Four Nations will then follow in August and September before the northern tour rounds off the year.
The ITM Cup can still be a breeding ground for the next tier of players but it doesn't deserve its own window that dictates an unsatisfactory end to Super Rugby. Being a traditionalist, I was a staunch defender of the NPC's place in the rugby calendar but reality must take hold.
We are often too quick to disregard what happens in the over-hyped and over-indulged US sporting world but it's worth more than a curious glance.
American football is probably the closest thing to rugby union in that country. Teams play 16 games before the playoffs and if a team goes all the way to the Super Bowl, they play 20 games.
They aren't then asked to play in a secondary competition like the ITM Cup on top of internationals against other countries. Perhaps it's a bit short, particularly with the absence of internationals, but it certainly can't be accused of being too long and it's followed avidly. Players and fans can't complain of burnout.
Of course, 2011 is an exceptional year when it comes to rugby in this country. It will never be like this again with competitions squeezed into a tight schedule to accommodate the Rugby World Cup.
But it's also a time to accept where provincial rugby should sit in the natural order. It's what this fan wants.Speaking of fans, the Warriors would be wise not to disregard theirs when choosing their new coach.
Brian McClennan is an immensely popular figure and most fans would be contented if he was appointed coach. McClennan didn't play for the Warriors - he finished playing a year before the Warriors were established in 1995 and it's unlikely he would have been good enough anyway - but he is seen as a man of the people.
He has a common touch league folk find appealing. Players like him, media like him and, crucially, fans like him. Around 88 per cent of more than 2000 respondents to a Herald online poll voted for McClennan ahead of Tony Iro and John Ackland to be the next Warriors coach.
The role of the fans should not be underestimated. They are the ones players play for - or should play for - who, in a roundabout way, pay the wages and turn players into stars. Their voice should be heard.
In English football, in particular, they can be a powerful body. Liverpool fans played a leading role in ousting Roy Hodgson and replacing him with Kenny Dalglish as manager in January.
Hodgson acknowledged he would never have been a success at Anfield because the fans didn't want him if it meant Dalglish missed out.
"They wanted somebody else and that makes life a lot more difficult," said Hodgson, who lasted 31 games before he was sent on his way.
It would be a similar situation if Iro, Ackland or Justin Morgan, present coach of Hull KR, were given the top job. They are probably all good coaches but, with McClennan willing and available, they would be judged more harshly and swiftly.
If the Warriors lost four in a row, like they did in June, calls for McClennan would emerge faster than Kevin Locke scooting through a hole in the defence. In contrast, fans are likely to be more patient if McClennan was in charge because he is their man.


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Great idea. I love it.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
What a great idea, would never had thought of that, and what a handsome helper you have.
Have a great day, grannyp70
I use the same boxes, also. You can purchase those at the different office supply stores and just about any where they sell office supplies. Walmart also has them.
Great idea, nice looking helper too. We buy those boxes at Office Depot, to hold files we have to keep.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
So clever! love the idea
It all about the Journey!! Enjoy It
I love your storage boxes solution to your scraps!! Clever
How great is that to have a carpender/designer in the house.
What a great bare-footed carpenter! Oh yeah, your boxes are cool too! LOL It will be fun to look through a box of colors.
Sew much fabric, sew little time
Great idea.cheap and works great.
That is a wonderful and very inexpensive idea! Looks like you don't need a whole lot of woodworking experience to put it together, which is great!


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Holiday in the heart of Taormina
Size46 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Balcony/terrace
- Dishwasher
- Suitable for events
Accommodation summary
|Via Paternò di BIscari, 98039 Taormina, Italy
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Want to spend your holidays in Sicily at the beach or visit the architectural riches that history has left us? Are you looking for an apartment stylish and comfortable to rent for your holidays? This is the place for you! Lovely newly renovated two rooms in the heart of the historical center of Taormina two hundred meters from Corso Umberto, close to Porta Catania, an area full of cultural attractions, shops and restaurants. The apartment is on the first floor. It 'just been beautifully renovated and all the furniture and appliances were purchased new a few months ago. The apartment consists of a kitchen, living room, where there is a sofa bed, balcony on Via Paterno Biscari (very quiet residential area, but close to Corso Umberto). Then there are: a bedroom with double bed and sofa bed in the balcony of an indoor garden, a toilet and a storage room. There are all the amenities: TV satelllitare, heat pumps, hot / cold (low-power inverter), washing machine, dishwasher, warmer natural gas, etc ... It can comfortably hold up to a maximum of five people ..
Optional services
Bed linen and towels: 10 euro per person;
WiFi: 10 EUR for the entire stay.
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|€ 14 per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
The apartment indeed is located in the heart of Taormina. Becaue of the small and steep streets it's challenge getting there, but it's worth it. It's only a five minute walk to the city centre, and a supermarket is close by.
The apartment itself is nicely decorated and furnished. And it's well equipped: think of window blinds and WiFi (optional). On the downside, the shower needs a special treatment. It was very hard to get it on the right temperature. We first turned it all the way to the left (hot), moving it slowly back to the middle. Further on, an extra roll of toilet paper would have been nice.
Contact with Lory, through email and Whatsapp, went well. All in all we had a good stay in her apartment and in Taormina!
Cozy, modern appartement in walking distance to town center; communication with Lory, handling of the keys and extra payment (for linen, towels and wifi) worked excellent and without any problems. Absolutely recommendable for staying in Taormina! Thanks, Lory, for a wonderful holiday ;-)
Very nice and clean flat.
The communication with Lory via WhatsApp was very easy.
She is a friendly person and everything was well organized.
Thanx for everything!
We had a lovely long weekend in taormina in early march with our almost four year old son. Lory's apartment is nice, very modern, neat and great also for preparing some dinners. It is located in a not tourist neighbourhood, really close to taorminas center and just a few metres from two great restaurants (Malvasia and Tiramisu). From the bedroom window/balcony, you even see a bit of the sea...
Temperature could have been a bit warmer - it's probably better to come later in the year. But then you will certainly see many more tourists.
Thank you Lory, you have been a great host and reacted promptly to all our questions and needs during our stay.Grazie!
We had a wonderful stay in Taormina. The appartment is situated in a nice neighbourhood. It's not even a five minute walk to the center and the supermarket. Just a few steps away you can find an enoteca and a take away called Inari. The appartment is clean and everything you need is present. Contact with Francesco was pleasant. We can recommend it to everyone!
A very nice apartment. Good location to reach downtown within walking distance, still quiet. Landlord is very straightforward.
Eine sehr schöne Wohnung. Gute Lage, Innenstadt fußläufig zu erreichen, trotzdem ruhig. Vermieter ist sehr unkompliziert.
The apartment is very nice - exactly as in the pictures.
We had three nights in Taormina and can recommend the apartment to everyone who don't want to stay in a hotel. You can find a supermarket, the city center and a car park within a five minutes walk. We had a great stay and Luigi was a very helpful host
Very nice apartment. Perfect location (5 min walk to Porta Catania -. Still in a quiet side street) The apartment is newly renovated and furnished (see pictures). Last but not least the very friendly contact aufgund We can recommend the apartment without restriction.
Sehr schöne Ferienwohnung. Lage ist perfekt (5 min. Fussweg zu Porta Catania - trotzdem in einer ruhigen Seitenstrasse)
Die Wohnung ist neu renoviert und eingerichtet (siehe Bilder). Nicht zuletzt aufgund des sehr freundlichen Kontaktes können Wir die Wohnung uneingeschränkt weiterempfehlen.
es funktioniert alles auch die kontakte zum vermieter klappen, die Beschreibungen der Wohnungen sind etwas dünn sonnst alles gut danke
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Next door, to your right, is (2) Ozzie Dots (4637 Hollywood Blvd.; tel. +1 323 663 2867; www.ozziedots.com), a rare novelty store with a chorus line of shiny go-go boots, a wall of wigs, racks of Hawaiiana, and more of adult costumes: everything from cheerleader outfits to nurses' uniforms to full military gear. Continue west (right) down Hollywood Blvd., to (3) Glory (4659 Hollywood Blvd.; tel. +1 323 644 5679; www.glorysales.com), a British store packed with motorcycles of all shapes and nationalities, and motorcycle memorabilia.
Turn right, walk to the corner, then make another right onto Vermont Avenue. This is Los Feliz' main drag, on which (4) Bejon & Deheg (1756 N. Vermont Ave.; tel. +1 323 668 1103) has great under-the-radar local women's designs, such as jewelry and handbags made out of "found" items (chains, pendants), belts printed with pithy sayings ("to thine own self be true"), and soft cotton dresses and tunics printed to look like faded comic strips—much of it for under $100.
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Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
|2013-09-04, 20:48
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Enel was unlucky to face his natural counter, to me he's still close to Admiral Level if he has full use of the DF (I will always defend Enel........I want him back )
But while yes, Enel did look a lot weaker than he really was when fighting Luffy, I meant all characters that aren't either major arc villains or veterans, they usually look weak against Luffy or even Zoro and sometimes Sanji.
|2013-09-04, 20:52
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Join Date: Dec 2004
But ya, really, people need to realize Sabo is alive. It's not an If, it's a when and how question at this point.
Rebecca is acting out the VV of this arc. I wouldn't be surprised if she is the princess the dwarfs were talking about. Actually i think she probably is.
|2013-09-04, 22:23
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: searching for place to lay anchor
A bit wary about posting, but here goes nothing...
With the amount of missing limbs among the imprisoned gladiators, I wonder if we're going to be seeing Law provide them with "prosthetics" as occurred with the prisoners in Punk Hazard and then claiming the country for himself.
Although he claimed never to have been to Dressrosa, I'm still curious as to whether or not a relationship between the two exists. In chapter 595, he mentioned to his crew that he'd "take the seat" meant for him, and we see the suite of seats in Dressrosa...
Furthermore, is Kaidou really his main goal? It seems as if destroying the SAD tanks and smile factory have the immediate affect of toppling Doflamingo's position of power in the underworld, rather than Kaidou's.
Following this line of thought, my prediction is that if/when the Strawhats take on Big Mom, Jimbei and the Sun Pirates, who are currently part of Big Mom's fleet, will ally with Luffy and the gang instead. This solves the problem of having a former Shichibukai as a crewmate, yet still allows one to sail under the Strawhat banner.
|2013-09-04, 22:54
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As for his goals... not really sure if Kaido is his true goal or if just said that to get Luffy on board. Like you said, his actions seem like they would have far more effect on Doflamingo than Kaido... Destroying the factory would only slow down Kaido's growth, not really that big of a step to bringing him down; where as loosing the factory or his title would do a great deal of damage to Doflamingo.
|2013-09-04, 23:24
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: By the vending machine, drinking tea.
No, but seriously...it's true that Enel was a shark in a fishbowl BUT, he's still a shark and even if he's dumped into the sea he'll still be dangerous. Did he rely too much on his DF abilities? Yes he did, but then again it's still an overwhelmingly powerful ability and we've seen that Armament Haki isn't an almighty anti-DF ability. Not only that but he also has powerful mantra which he can enhance using his DF ability as well. Give him enough time to figure out Armament Haki and he becomes an even bigger monster.
I'm not saying he'd be able to match Yonkou or Admirals, but I'm willing to bet that everyone else in the NW would have a tough time facing him in a fight and few would be able to beat him.
I could go on about Enel all day, I do realize I'm biased when it comes to him but I also know that it's just logical as well.
|2013-09-05, 02:50
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Oda himself said: "If Enel was in blue sea, his bounty will be 500million"(pre-Timeskip), last I checked someone having 500mil bounty isn't a joke even in New world..
And don't forget, Enels ability has no effect on Luffy at all(cuz hes a rubber), but if a COA haki user fights Enel- true they can hit him but that also means Enel can ht them aswell, haki doesn't make you immune to a Devilfruit ability.. Rubber made Luffy immune to Enel fruit which no one else will have..
|2013-09-05, 11:57
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: NJ, USA
Lol so Barto's a Luffy fangirl. As expected Chinjao is grateful to Luffy, he even let him take command of his grandkid's army.
Blackbeard den den mushi was great. Don't know what Aokiji's plans are, but seems he's trying to use BB for something, might be in line with what Dofla said about the rumors.
Wonder how strong Rebecca really is, her specialty seems to be speed. Don't know about her getting the fruit, but knowing Luffy he'll help free the gladiators while battling Dofla.
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Anyway, I have a question.
Did I miss a chapter where Sabo turned out to be alive?
People seem to be very adamant that he is, but their only argument is "It's obvious", so maybe I missed something?
By the way, I recall someone mentioning an "Artificial Copy Copy Fruit". About this, are you sure this is even possible? Have you ever seen an artificial devil fruit that is a copy of an extant fruit?
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|2013-09-05, 14:17
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Oda was asked if Sabo was alive by a fan and Oda sensei answered by saying he would leave it up to fans on whether he is alive or not.
Obviously if he was dead he would confirm it. On other hand he wouldn't confirm he is alive , because why would he spoil possible major future events when he can just leave it for the fan base to discuss and hype? Hyping/discussion is also part of marketing.
P.S. Why doesn't it make it obvious? Yes there is possibility that wounded person was another person, but by going based on the context of the events at that time, it is much more likely that was sabo. But i do agree that what is obvious to some might not be obvious to others and vice versa. I would like to hear your explanation/reasoning as why it isn't obvious though .
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Am I the only one who does not agree with this placement?
Am I the only one who does not agree with this placement?
I AGREE! That was completely ridiculous! There were two obvious mistakes (handstand bobble and the step on the landing), albeit not blatant but apparent enough that I feel it didn't deserve a gold medal. Especially compared to Tomita's set, which was flawless.
The parallel bars was a fiasco!!!!!!
*why* was he in first?? why??
That whole competition was a complete fiasco. I don't think you could have possibly put together a more inept judging panel than the group that was judging the men's events last night. Not even the worst figure-skating panel ever put together could have possibly screwed everything up that badly.
Jonny, ITA. The judging lost all credibility with me when the judges changed Nemov's score. That just shows me that the judges themselves didn't stand by their mark.Originally Posted by JonnyCoop
That part is not completely clear to me. According to today's paper, "The Malaysian judge raised his hand immediately upon seeing the scoreboard, indicating he had an error he wanted to fix. The Canadian followed suit."Originally Posted by thisthingcalledlove
And what was the result? Any change?Originally Posted by Mathman
Yep - at least one was changed from 9.65 to 9.75 - I am not sure about the difference of the second judge, but it might have been the same.Originally Posted by Joesitz
The interviewed Paul Hamm on the Today Show this morning and asked him about the scoring change. Don't know why since he didn't change the score, but there's the media for you.
Anyway, Paul also indicated that there could have been a mistake even before the crowd started booing. He didn't know if the crowd influenced the change or if the score would have been changed anyway. In either case, Nemov would have stayed in 5th place whether it was changed or not.
On a sidenote, Paul said he was the one who asked Nemov to quiet the crowd so the other gymnasts could continue. Nemov graciously agreed to do so.
The placement seemed odd to me. So far Ukranian athletes have shown some of the finest body lines in gymnastics and diving -- in my opinion, Kozina is as good a dancer as Khorhina -- but this is the first placement in which line seems to have overcome technical bobbles.


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Police identified the dead woman as Karyn Kiyomi Stevens, 55.
Lt. Leslie Sonné said a preliminary investigation showed Stevens, driving a Subaru Forester, was heading west on the highway when she crossed into the eastbound lane for unknown reasons shortly after 9 a.m., colliding with an AT&T utility truck. The truck veered to the right and overturned on the eastbound shoulder of the road.
The Subaru then collided head-on with a Chrysler heading east and Stevens was ejected from her vehicle.
She was pronounced dead at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula.
Stevens was a licensed physical therapist since at least 1979, state records show.
Sonné said Thursday that police hadn't determined why Stevens veered into traffic.
"We don't know if it was a medical issue, a mechanical issue or what," she said. "We're still investigating."
The driver of the AT&T truck sustained what appeared to be minor to moderate injuries and was treated at Natividad Medical Center in Salinas.
A woman who drove the Chrysler suffered moderate to severe injuries and was treated at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital, Sonné said.
The accident caused traffic on the highway to be diverted in both directions at York Road and Canyon Del Rey Road. Monterey-Salinas Highway was reopened just before 2 p.m.
"There was a lot of debris out there," Sonné said.
Julia Reynolds contributed to this report.


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On October 9, millions were shocked to hear that 15-year-old Malala Yusufzai, the Pakistani girls' education rights advocate, had been shot in the head by a Taliban gunman. Tarek Fatah, decided to take a few minutes to put up a petition on Change.org asking the Nobel Foundation to select Malala for the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize. He never counted on helping to mobilize nearly half a million people around the world.


text: Parent child zodiac compatibility chart A lot depends upon your zodiac signs like your career, relationship with loved one and family members etc. The compatibility of parents is influenced by their zodiac signs. There are some zodiac signs that are not compatible with each other and this is reflected in the parent child relationship as well. Below is table which shows the compatible zodiac signs of both the child as well as the parent.


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I recently opened up a large container of honey which was stored for 3-5 years in a basement/garage. It tastes fine, although very dark. I am considering heating it up before bottleing to kill off any sugar-tolerant yeasts that may be present. My questions are:
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Governing Pooled Knowledge Resources:
Building Institutions for Sustainable Scientific, Cultural and genetic Resources Commons.
12-14th September 2012
Université catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
Organized by BIOGOV unit at Université catholique de Louvain and Institutions for Collective action at Universiteit Utrecht.
A detailed conference program (pdf) is available here. The conference starts on Wednesday 12 September at 9:00 AM. A welcome/info desk will be available on Wednesday from 8 to 9 AM and during the coffee breaks.
You can now consult the papers presented during the conference and watch the keynote presentations.
The 1st Global Thematic IASC Conference on the Knowledge Commons aims to bring together leading people from a number of international scientific research communities, social science researchers, practitioners and policy analysts, to discuss the rationale and practical feasibility of institutional arrangements designed to emulate key public domain conditions for collaborative research.
A variety of initiatives and policies have been proposed that are going beyond "open access", and aim to facilitate more effective and extensive (global) sharing on local and global pools of not only scientific information and data but also genetic resources and cultural expressions. There is thus a need to examine a number of these proposals' conceptual foundations from the economic and legal perspectives and to analyze the roles of the public domain and commons in facilitating sharing of scientific and technical data, information and materials.


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McLaren teammates caught up in furious duel while Vettel romps to Bahrain victory.
Seldom has Formula One known a season like it for internecine strife. After the rage at Red Bull came the melodrama at McLaren yesterday, as Jenson Button accused his team-mate, Sergio Perez, of "dangerous" driving following an extraordinary mid-race duel.
In an absorbing Bahrain Grand Prix, won in commanding fashion by Sebastian Vettel, Button was indignant at finding his car under sustained attack from the young Mexican, whom he angrily labelled as "too aggressive" and one of his manoeuvres as "dirty".
While team principal Martin Whitmarsh had urged Perez to display tougher racing instincts, the McLaren camp could never have expected a tussle as ferocious as this. With Vettel streaking into the blue yonder to cement a 10-point lead in the drivers' championship, Button and Perez were engaged in prolonged wheel-to-wheel combat from lap 27 as each toiled to assert his superiority over the other.
Button, for his part, was in little doubt that his 23-year-old stablemate had gone too far, shouting over his in-car radio: "He just hit me up the back, calm him down."
Whitmarsh, to his credit given last month's team orders controversies in Malaysia, was content to let the two adversaries fight. Having watched, alarmed, from the pit wall as his charges risked their cars, not to mention their friendship, he acknowledged: "There were a lot of people on the edge of the nerves. But I did not issue a team order to them. That is not the way we go racing, and you cannot change your philosophy."
He also explained that Perez, known at McLaren by his Latin diminutive 'Checo', had been reminded of his responsibilities in strong terms in the aftermath.
"The one thing I did not approve of was hitting your teammate," Whitmarsh said. "He overstepped the mark. I gave my view on that. But he is young and still learning. I would prefer to have to pull a racer back rather than push them forward."
Button was not about to forget the onslaught from Perez quite so easily.
Established as the senior driver at McLaren in the wake of Lewis Hamilton's departure, he was clearly affronted by the audacity of a driver a decade his junior, who arrested a dismal start to life at the Woking-based team by finishing sixth to Button's 10th.
"I was so angry and you have to be careful," he said. "Being in Formula One for so long, you learn how to control your anger, but you still get close to your limit and today was one of those days."
He added: "I'm not used to driving along a straight and having a team-mate coming alongside me and wiggling his wheels at me, and banging wheels at 300km/h.
"He touched me from behind and he touched me on the side going in a straight line at 300km/h. That's dangerous. I've had some tough fights in F1, but not quite as dirty as that. Something serious will happen soon, so he has to calm down."
On lap 32, where Perez damaged his front wing in a scrape with Button after they had banged wheels twice, the Briton protested to his team: "Come on, guys."
Even with the benefit of greater reflection after the race, he said: "He was too aggressive, I would say."
Perez, attempting to soothe the impression of increasing tension at McLaren, responded: "I think I was as aggressive as he was with me."
The superlative Vettel crossed the line eight seconds clear of the fast-finishing Lotus pairing of Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean.
Vettel, the triple world champion, said it had been a "beautiful" race, where the pace of his Red Bull never looked challenged once he had wrested the lead from pole-sitter Nico Rosberg.
- Telegraph Group Ltd