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A cosmopolitan yet Hungarian apartment is overlooking the rooftops of the Opera House among theaters, restaurants and pubs. All major touristic sites are within easy reach.
AIRCONDITION,TV, WIFI, FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN, WASHING MACHINE, TUMBLE DRYER, HIGHCHAIR, COT, TOYS... It is ideal for families, couples or businessmen tired of staying in hotels. Feel at home in our spacious, stylish, beautifully renovated apartment!
The apartment has 100 square meters of living space. It features a dining room with table for 6, a living room with a king size sofa bed, and a bedroom with a double bed and an extra sofa bed suitable for 2 children or an adult.
Our kitchen is not just fully equipped, but stocked up with basic necessities including spices, coffee, tea and a bottle of Hungarian wine, so you don't need to go shopping when you arrive. You will have private balcony overlooking the streets where you can enjoy a coffee or tea after a tiring day.
A flat screen TV and WIFI will let you stay aware of what is going on in the world, or you can choose to read one of our books about Hungary or listen Hungarian music on our CD player. Children will find DVDs and toys in our walk-in wardrobe. There is a cot and a highchair for babies.
On your arrival your friendly host will meet you at the apartment and will help you find your way around Budapest or Hungary.
Stay in downtown and live as locals do!
House rules1. Take care of the apartment.
2. The apartment is very cosy and we are sure you will love it. We really take care of it, so we expect you look after it as we do.
3. The 100 Euro security deposit is refunded on check-out provided if no damage has been made to the apartment or the building (staircase, elevator, etc.) and no neighbors have complained for loud noises.
4. Please turn off the AC or heathing when you leave the apartment.
5. Smoking allowed only the balcony.
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Reviews of this property
Viktor's apartment was absolutely perfect and exactly as shown in the photos. He perfectly organized pick-up by taxi from and to the airport and met us for handover of the apartment directly after arriving. Great apartment with spacious rooms in the heart of Budapest. A little lively at night time outside, but only minutes to metro or tram.Viktor showed us everything we needed to know. He gave us recommendations of lots of places and restaurants to see and he even took the time to guide us one day through some nice Budapest areas, as we love the local experience. All together we had a great time and we absolutely recommend Viktor as a perfect host.
Amazing apartment with large windows providing very nice natural light. The rooms are generous size and bright with a comfy double bed. All the furniture, every detail, are beautiful, tasteful and picked out with love.The flat is fully equipped with appliances and utensils like dish washer, microwave, oven, hob, washing machine, ironing board, iron, stereo, flat screen TV.
The surrounding is great, just around the corner there are shops, bars, restaurants. It´s the perfect base for exploring the city.
Special thanks to Viktor! He is very friendly and gave us good advice!
We had a wonderful time! Thank you very much!
Very nice apartment, according to the description and very, very pleasant. The equipment is perfect: candles to toiletries through the bottom grocery ... Very warm welcome! The area is ideal for restaurants, grocery stores, bars, transport by bus, metro and tram nearby (consider buying a ticket week) ... The only downside is the noise in the street about 5 o'clock in the morning when those who have too drinking are found out ...... We had a great week and thank Victor for his home!
Très bel appartement, conforme au descriptif et très, très agréable à vivre. L'équipement est parfait : des bougies aux produits de toilette en passant par le fond d'épicerie...Accueil très sympathique!
Le quartier est idéal : restaurants, épiceries, bars, transports par bus,métro et tram à proximité (pensez à acheter un billet semaine) ...Le seul bémol est le bruit dans la rue vers 5 heures du matin quand ceux qui ont trop bu se retrouvent dehors......
Nous avons passé une excellente semaine et remercions Viktor pour son accueil!
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Giants 101 reports George Martin will get the nod.
Martin or Simms....
LT....no way. Not polished enough in the way he speaks.
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch
Ill tell you one thing that I think is really cool. Remember what John Madden said in his speech when he got inducted? He said when they shut the lights off and lock the door at the Hall of Fame at night, all the busts in the Hall talk to each other. Im telling you, Parcells will hold his own in every one of those conversations. I guarantee that.
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The x-factor could be Armanti's twin brother D'Onta Foreman. The 2014 running back doesn't have an FBS scholarship offer yet, but Armanti is adamant about getting the chance to play with him at the next level. "The only way I don't see him playing with his brother is if, for whatever reason, D'Onta has to go a different route," Darreck Foreman said. "I don't see that happening."
CB/S Darrion Johnson -- still hasn't been offered but it has officially gotten out he is a grade risk so I'll just say it. He was told if he can get his house in order, an offer may be forthcoming. Not sure if he or we will wait on that though
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High school sports teams from Buffalo and Kaycee have this Easter Weekend off, but will resume their schedules next week.
Buffalo's soccer teams are coming off matches with Sheridan last Tuesday, where the girls fell 3-0 to the Lady Broncs and the boys finished n a 2-2 tie with the Broncs.
The Bison are still ranked #1 in 3A with a 5-0-1 record, while the girls have moved to #2 in 3A despite the loss to Sheridan and a 2-4 overall record.
SHERIDAN COLLEGE ATHLETICS - We highlight Sheridan college athletics today with several events coming up over the next eight weeks.
Starting with the annual Sheridan college booster club golf tournament at the Powder Horn on May 18th men's basketball coach and AD Steve Smiley.
At the end of May youth sports camps begin with the first of two Lady Generals volleyball camps.
In June they host the boys and girls basketball camps that are open to all kids in Sheridan county.
BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan soccer teams hosted matches with Buffalo Tuesday night.
The Lady Broncs ran their record to 9-0 with a 3-0 shut out win they led 1-0 at halftime on a goal from Senior Rickie Ryan, Ryan would add two more in the second half for the Hat Trick.
Head coach Tom Racette says the windy conditions made it tough on both teams but in the end they got the victory and that's all that matters.
Teams - Billings Senior, Billings Central, Broadview-Lavina, Harlowton, Roundup, Sheridan (Wyo.)
100 - Nolan Saraceni, Sen, 11.22; Taylor Martinson, BC, 11.55; Eli Orozco, BC, 11.56; Ryan Burke, BC, 11.67; Scotty Wollen, She, 11.68; Kelly Tipton, Sen, 11.86.
200 - John Daubert, Sen, 23.36; Taylor Martinson, 23.58; Eli Orozco, BC, 23.75; Alex Klatt, Sen, 23.78; Kelly Tipton, Sen, 24.03; Scottie Crigler, Sen, 25.31.
400 - John Daubert, Sen, 50.65; Casey Carlton, She, 53.17; Bradley Holloway, She, 54.47; Zach Milburn, Sen, 55.02; Austin VanDelinder, BC, 55.04.
BRONC WRESTLING - Three Sheridan Bronc wrestlers competed in the National high school coaches association tournament which wrapped up over this past weekend in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
The Bronc's Cody Delk gained All-America status with a 6th place finish in the 195 sophomore weight class. Delk went 3-3 for the tournament.
Senior Lucas Giesey went 1-2 at 170 pounds and Senior Alex Marty went 0-2 at 285.
Last Saturday, the Bison and Lady Bison soccer teams traveled to Lander and both teams came away with victories.
The boys won their game 2-1 and now sit at 5-0 for the season.
Buffalo's girls also won their game by a score of 3-1, and their record is 2-3 so far this season.
In the 30th minute, Buffalo's Caley Stafford scored with an assist coming from Lisa Zezas.
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LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan Lady Bronc soccer team remains unbeaten after taking two more conference games.
They beat Cheyenne East 2-1 and Cheyenne Central 4-2 to go to 8-0 on the season and 4-0 in conference play.
BRONC SOCCER - The Broncs split their matches in Cheyenne they beat East Friday 2-1 and dropped a 1-0 decision in Overtime to Cheyenne Central Saturday.
Tuesday both teams host Non-conference matches at Homer Scott stadium with Buffalo, the girls varsity will play at 4:00 and the boys at 6:00.
The Buffalo High School Soccer teams had a good weekend in Lander, as they both knocked off the Tigers and Lady Tigers on their home field.
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Hello guys, I know how to spot a queen in a langstroth hive. But when your doing a cutout (including using a beevac) what is best way to locate her? I read some threads, and I tried leaving the 2 inner combs intact and hoping she was there. I didn't locate her. Originally I also didn't know how far in the combs went. So what I'm getting at. If you can't locate a queen and you go home with a box of combs rubber banded in the frames and a bunch of bees in a ball (beevac) how the heck can you find her the best way? I'm asking because I would like to find the queen and kill her so I can add them to another hive with newspaper OR requeen altogether.
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Some crypt parva would look nice in the front, I have been thinking of one of these for some time now, however I went with a spec v because of the hidden filter.
Ps hide a piece of chola wood in the back, the shrimp will love it.
Thanks J!
I think after much deliberation I want it to look something like this:
Red is the lotus, dark green is Christmas moss, and lighter green is dwarf chain swords. I wouldn't mind getting hand on a couple rhizomes of anubias nana petite to stick out the twisting parts of the driftwood in the middle.
I *think* this plant is pygmy chain sword:
I'd like to separate this pot and spread it to begin a carpet, maybe order a pot or two online if I need to.
Lastly, the cholla wood I mentioned before... I don't think it works to just lay down but considered doing some sort of 5 stump formation. I'd cut the cholla wood into smaller pieces and stick them out of the substrate. I could either make a semi circle where the middle one is the tallest and they get progressively shorter around the circle, arrange in a flower type (think like a daisy) with different heights, or just nothing at all. I'm not sure I like it but then when I imagine it all filled with the chain sword it kind of breaks up the grass field effect.
I could put rando stumps throughout the carpet with logs sticking out diagonally.
I also thought that maybe I could just leave it with moss, the lotus, and put something like the chain swords or parva in the foreground and just let them slowly fill out a "carpet". Maybe put some vals in at the back to make a wall?
When I first read Tiger lotus I imagined it in the V of the wood more towards the middle of the tank with the Rotala or anarchis in the back with the wood mossed out with a carpeting plant to fill in the foreground.
Whatever you do it looks like its going to be a sweet little nano. Look forward to updates.
primo's 7.9g Ebi
Picked me up an Ebi on sale last Saturday and have begun setting it up.
Based on reviews I've read of the Fluval Shrimp Substrate I decided to stick some leftover Fluorite in it instead and I also didn't think there'd be enough of the FSS for what I wanted to do.
Here's the hardscape, a couple of the pieces of DW are darker because they've been soaking:
Question for the forum... how should I plant this? The only two things I know I want in it right now are a big ol' ball of Christmas Moss and a Red Tiger Lotus. Thinking to tie the moss over the DW and the lotus in the back right corner but am open to any other suggestions. No CO2 and sticking with stock lighting.
I can't seem to imagine any plantings that I like but this is what I have available and would consider getting a plant or two shipped in: anubias nana (wish I had petit), couple crypts, crypt parva, micro chain sword, rotala rotundifolia, needle leaf anarchis, jungle val, and dwarf sag.
I also thought that maybe I could just leave it with moss, the lotus, and put something like the chain swords or parva in the foreground and just let them slowly fill out a "carpet". Maybe put some vals in at the back to make a wall?
Also have 4 pieces of cholla wood but I'm thinking they might take away from the hardscape.
For the pic I've taken out the stock 3D background and turned it around on the back just for now to make the scape easier to see. Planning to leave it open in the back.
Any ideas?!
Oh.. and first shrimp tank, going to put some cherries in it, nothing too fancy/difficult.
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I did a cut out yesterday. The householder said they swarmed a few days before, but the cavity was still crammed full of bees.
While I was cutting out the combs with brood I found lots of queen cells, maybe 30. I didn't want to destroy them because I had no way of knowing whether there was a queen, or whether I'd damaged the queen cells I transferred to the new hive. They were pretty aggressive.
I'm hoping that if there is a queen they will destroy the other queen cells now that they have more room and will establish themselves in the box. If there was no queen they have the chance to accept a new one.
What do other people do in a situation like this? To make it more awkward the owner is just starting beekeeping and so is keeping them. I'm hoping I haven't left her with a big problem.


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Rochas Spring 2012
What's the impulse that's leading some of our most intriguing and imaginative designers—Miuccia Prada, Raf Simons at Jil Sander, and now Marco Zanini for Rochas—toward the fifties? The decade has become a rich vein to mine this season, resulting in the collective gestures of bella figura pencil skirts, Dovima-worthy opera coats, ornate and elegant (although not exactly lady-lady) shoes, soigné coiffures, winged sunglasses, and veiled hats (and of the ski variety, at that). And yet, with this rather wonderful collection, Zanini, a smart, thoughtful, and soulful designer, wasn't even really considering that time specifically. This despite the exquisite duchesse satin coats, shimmering metallic sweaters—cable-stitched on one side, gently voluminous in back—and a singularly sensational kiwi-green sequins-on-gazar full-skirted dress that seemed to sigh with delight as it swayed past, as if headed straight to the set of High Society.
On a trip to preview the collection days before in Milan (Rochas is made in Italy, and Zanini lives there), the designer mentioned he had been thinking about all of his favorite movies, directors, and cinematic genres, and whirled them up in his mind, montage-sequence style; a "vortex," he called it. Out of that came his headscarves (à la Rita Tushingham in A Taste of Honey) and towering mirror-encrusted platforms (science fiction) or toying with a kitsch color palette straight out of John Waters. After all, wouldn't Waters, just like Zanini did here, call a candy-sweet shade of pink "milkshake"?
Zanini was at pains to point out that his collection wasn't a literal rerun of the fifties, however, and he's right. Once you strip away the styling gestures of cat-eye shades and impressively constructed chignons, you're left with an awful lot of clothes that connect with the here and now in their cleanness, rigor, and richly nuanced urbanity. (For instance, all the black he did in the collection needed to be three-dimensional, according to the designer, because replacing that flatness with a sense of depth and life meant graphically weaving the gazar, or playing satin off of jacquard silk.)
In its way, just as much as this is about the idea of examining and reclaiming a pre-feminist era, this sense of the 1950s is about designers like Zanini and Simmons returning to a world when clothes had no other purpose than to make a woman look pulled together and finished—all while being really well-made to boot. It's a collective urge to engage in the desire to be responsible for creating clothes that will outlast the headlong rush of runway trends. Next season, you're not being asked to step back in time at Rochas, but to take pleasure in wearing something that will stand the test of time.
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Peter Snell breaks the world record for the mile and 800m; two members of the Soviet Legation in Wellington are expelled for spying; folk hero-criminal George Wilder makes the first of his three breaks from prison; and the speed limit is raised to 55mph (just over 88km/h).
They were interesting times 50 years ago. And for cars.
Back in 1962 the auto industry introduced some classics that live on in hearts as well as on roads: Ford's Cortina, the Lotus Elan, MG-B, Renault 8 and the Triumph Spitfire.
There were others, too, such as Studebaker's stunning Avanti, the svelte Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan, Daimler's mean SP250 fibreglass-bodied sports car, the Chevy II, the Pontiac Grand Prix and Simca's rear-engined 1200S.
Here's a 10-gun salute to some of Driven's favourite blasts from that past. It's in alphabetical order; there's no way we'd be brave enough to rank them.
Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan
Light and lithe, the Guilia shook up the staid world of sedans with performance and handling better than many sports cars of its era. True, the car was boxy and nowhere near as drop-dead gorgeous as the Spider and Sprint Speciale versions, but it had something compelling and enduring about its looks. And its drag co-efficient was said to be lower than the original Porsche 911. The sedan was built until 1978.
Chevrolet Chevy II and Nova
The "little" Chevy was one of the most enduring of America's take on the compact car, and it served a wide range of masters from police departments, to pensioners, stay-at-home mums, performance car and drag-strip enthusiasts. It really was the little Chevy that could - and did.
Nitpickers will point out the car was unveiled in 1961, but it was for the '62 model year with four- and six-cylinder engine options, and later a V8. Nova was originally the top model, but took over as the vehicle's name in 1969.
It lasted until 1980. RIP.
Facel Vega Facel II
Sacre bleu, what a gorgeous car. The Paris-based maker of luxury performance cars was almost broke when, in a last grasp at survival, it produced what it billed as the world's fastest four-seat coupe, powered by a 6.3 litre Chrysler V8. In a straight line it could whip contemporaries such as the Aston DB4, Mercedes 300SL and Ferrari 250GT. But the car was large, heavy and not particularly good on corners. It was also hugely expensive. So many of the 180 built went to the rich and famous. They are collectors' items.
Ford Cortina
Fact: Every New Zealander born before 1985 has owned, driven, or ridden in a Ford Cortina. Actually, Driven made that up, but wouldn't be surprised if it were true. Launched in 1962, the British Ford became the Commonwealth's family car and did well in other parts of the world, too. Beyond family and fleet duties, it was hugely successful in motorsport, particularly the exciting but troublesome Lotus Cortinas. It enjoyed a 20-year production run.
Jeep Gladiator
Full-sized Jeep utes were once popular in Australia and to a lesser extent in New Zealand.
Annabel Langbein drove a yellow one in her Free Range Cook TV series a couple of years ago.
It all started in 1962, when Willys owned the company, and lasted until 1988 - with relatively few changes over the years. The Gladiator was available in several wheelbases, 4WD or rear-drive, manual or auto and, over the years, with engines up to a 6.6 litre V8.
Tough, uncomplicated and dependable, Gladiators were used from the Arctic to the jungles of South America. Not even the Peace Corps got to such remote places.
Lotus Elan
Brittle, always breaking down ... but utterly captivating, you could either buy an Elan from a dealer or order a kit and assemble it yourself.
First to be built around the Lotus signature steel-backbone sub-frame, the fibreglass-bodied Elan's handling was outstanding, its performance from the Ford-based 1.6 litre engine invigorating. The basic convertible design was joined by a fixed-head, and later a two-plus-two. More than 17,000 were built before production ended 13 years later. Were it not for the commercial success of the Elan, Lotus would almost certainly have been no more than a footnote in automotive history.
The Elan may have been exciting, but the MGB was ubiquitous - and quite a thrill in its own way, back in the early 1960s.
The 1.8 litre 'B took over from the successful MGA, introducing more creature comforts and a slightly better ride, handling and performance, although now, as back in the day, advocates of the MGA will argue the point.
The roadster was joined in 1965 by a gorgeous coupe, the MGB GT.
From 1967 it branched out to be fitted with a straight six as the MGC and, in 1973, the Rover V8 (the MGB GT V8).
Sadly, the MGB got worse as it got older, due to emissions and safety requirements, and the corporate woes of British Leyland.
Studebaker Avanti
Regarded by some as one of the most gracious of American cars, the Studebaker "personal luxury coupe" was made until the company failed, less than two years later. Fortunately, two dealers bought rights to the design and put it back into production. It lasted, under a succession of owners and with progressive improvements, until 2006. A feature was a fibreglass body made by the same company that, a year later, did the panels for the early Corvette. Despite early problems with the body, the Avanti received many accolades, not just as a car but as a significant milestone in American industry.
Triumph Spitfire
MGB, Elan AND Spitfire ... the Poms were on a roll 50 years ago. The Triumph was based on the Herald saloon, had modest performance and dodgy handling, thanks to the rear suspension in the original model. Nevertheless, it was a huge success and did well in club racing. The Italian Michelotti studio penned its smooth lines. More and better features than the rival MG Midget/Austin Healey Sprite just added to its appeal. Gradually improved, the Spitfire lasted until 1980 and, along the way, spawned the six-cylinder GT6 coupe.
Wolseley 24/80
There's nothing particularly outstanding about this car and it was built only until 1965, but it represents the dying days of the big, stately British saloon, whose general lines dated back to the 1930s. The twist, of course, is that it wasn't built in Britain, but Australia.
The big, heavy car had a 2.4 litre straight six of 80hp (hence the designation) known as the Blue Streak. This was coupled to a "three on the tree" gearbox modified from the one in Nash's Metropolitan. It was the last Wolseley sold in Australia and, with hindsight, we can add, "just as well".


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The stucco and Spanish-tile façade of Grand Solmar Land's End Resort complements its surrounding environment, providing a seamless, natural transition from the white-sand beach to the craggy peaks of the harbor. The theme of subtle elegance continues throughout the property, from the simply decorated rooms where the views of the Pacific are the star, to the service-oriented staff that seem to know what you
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Re: Total Peeled
Good one!
harantula wrote:haha!funny!
Thanks harantula! And thanks all for the votes :D
Re: We're All Scared, Son.
Hahaha I love the "flag" detail. Good one!
shikausstan wrote:So uh... was it the Phrase or the hat? I guess I will resub without the words let's get and find out.
My guess is that because Darkwing Duck is a Walt Disney character and even though you changed the slogan, the hat itself may be the issue. Woot seems to stay away from all stuff Disney.
captainpoet wrote:Yeah...I wasn't really sure what the Green ranger one was. It looked like it may of been Link due the Ocarina, but the mask looked like your stereotypical green alien heads from the 90's and the weapon that the red ranger is holding looked to me like a green tail...so I thought the green ranger may of been a reference to a reptilian character, but I couldn't think of the name of the cartoon from back then of the fighting reptile that seemed to lose his tail in about half the episodes due to some sort of misshap. Still though definitely voted on this. Also is the black ranger a reference to multiple things? I thought it was Batman at first, but then was confused by the sword, and remember that the black ranger definitely had a power axe!
The black ranger is Cloud from FF7, lol. I thought that might be a more obscure reference then the others, ah well. It's the only video game hero that was close in color to the black ranger...well besides the ninja "Zool" from the old Genesis game. Though I doubt anyone played that but me, hehe.
Lately, I've noticed less votes, lower shirt sales, less and less of the rejectionator and forum moderators, and a lot of design thefts. First I thought it was the holidays but now I'm thinking it's something else. What is going on in the Derby? Did I miss something?
Re: Dinosaurs Park v2
Amazing work , video is ace. +1
Re: Got Any Cheese?
Great work guys! +1
Re: The Silence of the Lambs
lol great! +1
Narfcake wrote:I think so, Brain, but where are we going to find a duck and a hose at this hour?
Hehe... Your name is perfect... NARF!!!
coconutman1 wrote:Hahaha I love the "flag" detail. Good one!
Thanks! Glad you like it. Wasn't sure if many people were getting the Earnest goes to camp/Salute your shorts massup...
Might be too random. ;)
harzack wrote:Multipass!
Had a time debating between a multipass, big badaboom, or chicken good shirt... hehe
Re: The Day My Childhood Died
What happened on May 19, 1999?
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Re: Write to me
hahaha so good.
tonycenteno wrote:Video Process :D
If you are underage you must not view the video without your parents consent .... might contain some subliminal image, which may affect your future development as human beings: D
Looks similar to the link below, including the name plate and the joint fender
ochopika wrote:The black ranger is Cloud from FF7, lol. I thought that might be a more obscure reference then the others, ah well. It's the only video game hero that was close in color to the black ranger...well besides the ninja "Zool" from the old Genesis game. Though I doubt anyone played that but me, hehe.
The only one I didn't get was the green one. He looks more like an alien than link. The pink one also took me a while but cloud/black came to me pretty quick.
Re: Speeding into the Future @ 56k!
DUAL floppy drives?!! That is one stacked system.
Re: WWW
Yeah, I'd get one.
Re: Mighty Mews
Is it like mew the pokemon?
stingray69 wrote:DUAL floppy drives?!! That is one stacked system.
Ha! I should have put a Zip drive in there!
Re: Chaos
I suppose that was a waste of time DRAWING Eris. I shouldn't have spent the effort on shading I guess?
Maybe the halftone makes it look like a photo... hmmm... Is it worth redrawing it with such a short time left? It didn't get votes anyway. I think I'll just take my drawing being rejected as a photo as a complement and move on.
meise wrote:What happened on May 19, 1999?
Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace
Re: Lanford Loose Meat
lol nice! Roseanne!
roussie wrote:I love it because I had to think about it. And for all you haters: we all know the pilot year for Spongebob was the best.
Wow, really people?! Judging by the votes so far, the WOOT community is the worst judge of good designs ever. Why don't you pick something you'd actually wear.
eblin80 wrote:Looks similar to the link below, including the name plate and the joint fender
To be fair, both staplers are nearly exact copies of Swingline's 747 stapler - although David's is clearly a drawing and the other is clearly a photograph.
mistressofpez wrote:Thought the quote was: Je crois que vous avez mon agrafeuse.
I've never seen the movie (TV show?), but David is referencing René Magritte's La trahison des images, an iconic painting.
Narfcake wrote:One nit: Milton's stapler is a 646, not the 747 [snip].
This made me wonder what a Swingline 787 would look like. I assume that it would be powered by a lithium-ion battery and burst into flames at random moments.
Re: All Righty Then Detective Agency
A nod to 1994's Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
This was my first attempt at using halftones.
joegillum wrote:Wow, really people?! Judging by the votes so far, the WOOT community is the worst judge of good designs ever. Why don't you pick something you'd actually wear.
Yep agreed. Cleverness aside and the debate about it being 90's culture or not (it's not), this is hideous on a t-shirt.
Re: Salvation Lies Within (v3)
A friend of mine at work needed me to explain this to him. Just in case you don't get it, here are some of the relvant scenes from Shawshank Redemption:
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I remember this red color short : )
oakenspirit wrote:Welcome!
Fun idea.
Thanks! I appreciate the support. There are some really cool submissions and designs, including yours.
dondon3971 wrote:I love it...
Aw, I'm happy you liked it. Rejections are part of derbying so no worries. Follow me on Facebook to see where this design ends up.
I still have my gameboy. Cute design!
Re: My Upside Down Life
Loving the detail. This is a fun design. As a Philly girl, I would totally buy one!
I want this so bad!!!
neuropsychosocial - Thank you for the robust breakdown. You haven't seen Office Space? I highly recommend it: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/
Re: 90's Sci-fi evolution
Missing Babylon 5 - how can you miss a 90's sci-fi show that ran 5 years (7 including the Rangers and Crusades miniseries) and won 2 Hugo awards?!
fishbiscuit5 wrote:Loving the detail. This is a fun design. As a Philly girl, I would totally buy one!
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This is the final installment of the 5-part non-profit documentary film series, 'Counter-Intelligence' by the talented independent filmmaker, Scott Noble. This episode, "Drone Nation" focuses on the most recent phase in the history of the CIA and covert operations, with the passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which allows for the indefinite detention without a trial of all Americans without a warrant.
A Study by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism Revealed that only 1.5% of the people killed from drone strikes in Pakistan have been "high value targets."
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The film series has been lauded roundly by multiple CIA veterans and by college professors, alike - the latter recommending this series to become part of the coursework for classes on political science, history, sociology and cultural criticism.
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Waitresses are dress in scantily clad nurse outfits.
I cant wait to go there.
Btw. The quadruple bypass burger is rumored to be 8000 calories.


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I built 2 hives from scratch this summer, planning on getting bees this coming spring. I've been taking my time and trying to collect everything I need to do it right, being very patient! While at church on Sunday I learned of a bee problem in the parking lot. After church I went and surveyed the small swarm (softball size) clinging to the bottom of the palm frond. My wife and I talked and decided to bring them home. I cut the frond off and placed it over a bucket, placed the lid on the best I could with the frond hanging out. She rode the whole way home with her feet on the lid to keep it closed, only a few got out in the car. Here is what I had waiting for them at home, 2 hives both setup identically from components that I made, all out of Cedar (even the frames).
Screened bottom board
2 Medium Bodies
Inner Cover
Garden style cover
The 8-frame Bodies all actually have 9 frames each. I'm not sure how that worked out but it did. The empty frames all have a 3/4" sliver of wood in the groove running the length of the frame as a guide for straight comb, there is an empty frame against one wall, then a frame with foundation, two empty frames, a frame with foundation, two empty frames, frame with foundation, two empty frames, frame with foundation, and an empty frame.
(like this)
The hives a set up 2' off the ground against a fence facing south.
When we got home I emptied the top body of one of the hives, I took the frond with all the bees on it still and put it over the top body and put the inner cover and the cover on like this.
Within an hour or so bees were foraging in the yard, visiting some of the flowers and the vegetable garden.
I later regretted leaving the palm frond there, and not wanting them to build some wonky comb on it, I went back, shook all the bees onto the lower box and removed the upper body. The queen was obvious as she fell on the top of the group of bees. I brushed a few bees from the edge and replaced the inner cover and the top. I did this in shorts with no veil or gloves without any problems
I assume that honey would be better for them nutritionally than white sugar and so mixed up some 50/50 honey water to put in the feeder. Some bees were in flight above the hive for a few hours but then things calmed down quite a bit
As of last night they were hunkered between the foundation of frame 8 through frame 9 and against the hive body wall, nothing had been consumed from the feeder.
Are there any chances of survival of this tiny swarm? What can I do to help them out. I have no hives to borrow brood from.
The hive that this swarm swarmed from is living in one of the block walls at the back of the church. Can I somehow use this hive to bolster this tiny swarm? Place my other hive close to it and put a one way cone over it maybe, bring the queenless hive back home and combine them somehow? the last few days have been highs of 70's lows in the lower 50's; looks as though it may bee this way for a week or so then it's going to cool down another 10 degrees or so.
Thanks for all ya'lls help. I tried to answer as many potential questions as I could. I'm sure ya'll will still have some though!


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The Power of an Hour
Each of us knows how to make the best of an hour, particularly when every minute counts. An hour might be all it takes to get the laundry done, to squeeze in a workout, to cram for a test or to generally lead us closer to achieving our own personal goals.
But that brief unit of time can also make a world of difference in the life of another or in the health of a community. For Starbucks second annual Global Month of Service, we challenge you to harness the power of the hour throughout April to help your community thrive.
We're allotted 24 of them every day. To make a difference, it only takes one. Read on for five ways volunteers will be supporting their communities in just an hour.
1. On April 25 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ten volunteers are gathering at Crossroads Mall for an hour to assemble care packages to send to our troops overseas.
2. On March 31 in Olympia, Washington, a group of 300 REI-hosted volunteers will spend an hour picking up litter and fixing up trails at Priest Point Park.
3. In Chagrin Falls, Ohio on April 19, volunteers will spend an hour collecting food for the Chagrin Falls Park Community Center that will be distributed to families in need in the throughout Geauga County.
4. On April 19 in Nanaimo, British Columbia, 120 volunteers will work with the Downtown Nanaimo Business Improvement Association for one hour to clean up downtown Nanaimo.
5. Starting at 6pm on April 28 in Yuma, Arizona, volunteers will each walk for an hour for a 24 hour-long relay to raise money for cancer research.
Be prepared – if you haven't volunteered before, your first hour might inspire you to see the impact that a few additional hours can make. Visit the Starbucks Community Service website to find volunteer opportunities in your area. To date, we've collectively donated 100,000 hours to communities around the world. With your help, it won't be long before we reach our goal of one million hours per year by 2015. Now that's time well-spent.
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So wait--I don't see why Starbucks claims credit for any of this. Starbucks employees are giving their own time, unpaid, to do community activities. Other people in the community, who have no formal ties to Starbucks, are also giving their own time, unpaid. What exactly is Starbucks as a corporation giving to these public service activities? A tee-shirt with your logo on it? That's just free advertising. What money is Starbucks laying on the table for community activities? Show me the $$$!


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Health care providers and clinical laboratories are required by law to report cases and suspect cases of both acute and chronic Hepatitis B to local health departments within one working day of identification. Children in the communicable stages of Hepatitis B may be excluded from attending school or day care if, in the opinion of the local health officer, the child poses an unusually high risk to other children (e.g., exhibits uncontrollable biting or spitting). If sufficient measures have been taken to prevent transmission, or the disease is no longer communicable, worksite, child-care and school restrictions can be removed by the local public health authority.
Disease reporting form (pdf) for health-care practitioners
See our disease reporting page for information on how to report and for telephone numbers of local health departments.For county health departments:Hepatitis B (acute): Investigative guidelines (pdf) (1/12)Hepatitis B (chronic): Investigative guidelines (pdf) (4/11) Guidelines for the Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Program (pdf) (11/12)
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Few know that many bacteria not only coexist with us all the time, but help us do an amazing array of useful things like make vitamins, break down some garbage, and even maintain our atmosphere.
Bacteria consist of only a single cell, but don't let their small size and seeming simplicity fool you. They're an amazingly complex and fascinating group of creatures. Bacteria have been found that can live in temperatures above the boiling point and in cold that would freeze your blood. They "eat" everything from sugar and starch to sunlight, sulfur and iron. There's even a species of bacteria—Deinococcus radiodurans—that can withstand blasts of radiation 1,000 times greater than would kill a human being.
Bacteria and archaea are the only prokaryotes. All other life forms are Eukaryotes (you-carry-oats), creatures whose cells have nuclei.
(Note: viruses are not considered true cells, so they don't fit into either of these categories.)
Does a bacterium's cell wall, shape, way of moving, and environment really matter?
Yes! The more we know about bacteria, the more we are able to figure out how to make microbes work for us or stop dangerous ones from causing serious harm. And, for those of us who like to ponder more philosophical questions like the origins of the Earth, there may be some clues there as well.
Like dinosaurs, bacteria left behind fossils. The big difference is that it takes a microscope to see them. And they are older.
Bacteria and their microbial cousins the archaea were the earliest forms of life on Earth. And may have played a role in shaping our planet into one that could support the larger life forms we know today by developing photosynthesis.
Cyanobacteria fossils date back more than 3 billion years. These photosynthetic bacteria paved the way for today's algae and plants. Cyanobacteria grow in the water, where they produce much of the oxygen that we breathe. Once considered a form of algae, they are also known as blue-green algae.
Bacteria are among the earliest forms of life that appeared on Earth billions of years ago. Scientists think that they helped shape and change the young planet's environment, eventually creating atmospheric oxygen that enabled other, more complex life forms to develop. Many believe that more complex cells developed as once free-living bacteria took up residence in other cells, eventually becoming the organelles in modern complex cells. The mitochondria (mite-oh-con-dree-uh) that make energy for your body cells is one example of such an organelle.
There are thousands of species of bacteria, but all of them are basically one of three different shapes. Some are rod- or stick-shaped and called bacilli (buh-sill-eye).
Others are shaped like little balls and called cocci (cox-eye).
Others still are helical or spiral in shape, like the Borrelia pictured at the top of this page.
Some bacterial cells exist as individuals while others cluster together to form pairs, chains, squares or other groupings.
Bacillus anthracis causes anthrax, a deadly disease in cattle and a potential bioweapon against humans
.Brucella abortus causes breeding losses in livestock.
Cyanobacteria (formerly known as blue-green algae) live in water, where they produce large amounts of the oxygen we breathe.
Escherichia coli (a.k.a. E. coli) lives in the gut, where it helps digest food and produces Vitamin K. The "bad" strain of E. coli O157:H7 causes severe foodborne sickness.
Some bacteria are photosynthetic (foe-toe-sin-theh-tick)—they can make their own food from sunlight, just like plants. Also like plants, they give off oxygen. Other bacteria absorb food from the material they live on or in. Some of these bacteria can live off unusual "foods" such as iron or sulfur. The microbes that live in your gut absorb nutrients from the digested food you've eaten.
Some bacteria have hair- or whip-like appendages called flagella used to 'swim' around. Others produce thick coats of slime and 'glide' about. Some stick out thin, rigid spikes called fimbriae to help hold them to surfaces. Some contain little particles of minerals that orient with the planet's magnetic fields to help the bacteria figure out whether they're swimming up or down.
Bacteria can be found virtually everywhere. They are in the air, the soil, and water, and in and on plants and animals, including us. A single teaspoon of topsoil contains about a billion bacterial cells (and about 120,000 fungal cells and some 25,000 algal cells). The human mouth is home to more than 500 species of bacteria.
Some bacteria (along with archaea) thrive in the most forbidding, uninviting places on Earth, from nearly-boiling hot springs to super-chilled Antarctic lakes buried under sheets of ice. Microbes that dwell in these extreme habitats are aptly called extremophiles.
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Whitebirch development moves forward
The Breezy Point City Council approved a development agreement with Whitebirch Inc. for Whitebirch Village, an active adult community to be built in the city.
Whitebirch Inc. is planning to build what will ultimately be a 52-unit development off of Whitebirch Drive. The city plans to pave roadways for the development and connect the development to city sewer.
City administrator Joe Rudberg said the development will be twin homes built in three phases. The first phase includes nine twin homes on Whitebirch Drive.
As part of the project, the city plans to install a gravity sewer line from Creek Circle down to the lift station on County Road 11. A portion of Whitebirch Drive will be paved.
In addition to approving the development agreement with Whitebirch Inc., the council approved a feasibility study and proposal for engineering services from Widseth Smith Nolting in the estimated amount of $35,275.
Public safety
Breezy Point Police Chief Kevin Merschman reported a total of 218 calls to service in the month of October. Those included, most notably, 84 traffic stops, 26 agency assists, eight animal related calls, six medical, six alarms and 79 miscellaneous.
In other business Nov. 4, the council:
• Approved the 2014 fee schedule with very little change.
• Heard consensus approval of the 2014 budget.
• Approved hiring of part time police officer Todd Szymanski. A Breezy Point officer will be gone due to surgery, and the department's usual part-time officers are busy with other duties or responsibilities.


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Poll: More blame Obama for poor economy, unemployment
Original post made by Nippy, Los Cerros Middle School, on Apr 1, 2010
In the survey last Friday through Sunday, the president gets tough treatment:
• Obama's standing on four key personal qualities, including being a strong and decisive leader and understanding the problems Americans face in their lives, has dipped. For the first time since the 2008 campaign, he fails to win a majority of people saying he shares their values and can manage the government effectively.
• Twenty-six percent say he deserves "a great deal" of the blame for the nation's economic problems, nearly double the number who felt that way last summer. In all, half say he deserves at least a moderate amount of blame.
The blame directed at his predecessor, former president George W. Bush, hasn't eased, however: 42% now give Bush "a great deal" of blame, basically unchanged from 43% last July.
• By 50%-46%, those surveyed say Obama doesn't deserve re-election.
Obama's approval rating on handling the economy, foreign affairs and the federal budget deficit hasn't significantly changed from February. It has risen a bit on health care, though he doesn't get majority approval on any of the categories.
Even so, the president fares better than other Washington leaders. In the poll, 52% say they have a favorable opinion of Obama. That's much higher than House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (36%), House Republican Leader John Boehner (29%), Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid (29%) and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (31%).
The telephone poll of 1,033 adults has a margin of error of +/—4 percentage points.
You can see the full article here - Web Link
a resident of Danville
on Apr 1, 2010 at 10:26 pm
Let's not forget Obama's latest claim to fame this week - drilling off the east coast! Just one more campaign promise broken, one more base of his support alienated.
a resident of another community
on Apr 2, 2010 at 7:13 am
Ralph N. Shirlet is a registered user.
Dear Dolores,
George W. Bush was perfect as President of the United States of America. That is why this exchange started on April 1st in recognition of his perfect foolishness.
The fiscal crisis was the result of Bush administrative policies, or the lack thereof, and was in full decline prior to Mr. Obama taking office. The violence in the world has escalated to today's volume due to the Bush Administration's alienation of world nations and his violence against the people of such nations.
There are many things for USAmericans to find dissatisfying and we all should look for their source in the first decade of this century and the destruction of USAmerica's role in global economy, community and humanity sponsored by the Bush Administration.
The issues this country faces cannot be seen through Republicans' rose colored glasses or the isolation of our nation proposed by many Democrats. Polling USAmerican voters does not provide answers to these issues or does it illustrate rational direction for the difficult job WE face as a people in recovery of our role in the world.
Thinking globally and laughing locally,
The ROFL in Ralph N. Shirlet
a resident of Danville
on Apr 2, 2010 at 1:46 pm
Ralph Shirlet: The fiscal crisis was not the result of the Bush Administration. Rather, it was the result of President Clinton misguided policies of forcing lenders to ignore objective underwriting formulas, and make bad home loans to minorities based on their race, rather than credit history. President Bush just had the bad luck of having the results of President Clinton's economic policies come to fruition at the end of the Bush term. Moreover,I could care less if countries like France were "alienated" by President Bush's policies. President Bush took appropriate measures to prevent any further terrorist activities on U.S. soil after September 11th. If that "alienated" France, so be it.
a resident of Danville
on Apr 2, 2010 at 3:49 pm
So, 42% blame Bush for the ecomonic woes whereby 26% blame Obama. Intresting. I wonder where folks stand on our Governor considering what has happened to our state since he has been in office?
Ralph, keep posting. When my ire is called upon re: one of these threads, I can count on you to bring me down to earth - lauging all the way.
a resident of Danville
on Apr 4, 2010 at 3:30 pm
President Obama is leading us out of the Bush recession. Only someone with the great skills of Pres Obama would have our GNP back into growth as quickly as Pres Obama. Some people have a short memory. Bush/Cheney was the worst President in the history of our great country.
a resident of Danville
on Apr 4, 2010 at 3:50 pm
"Bob": Yes, YOU do have a very short memory, as apparently you forgot how President Carter's "economic policies", which are very similar to President Obama, led to 18% interest rates and a near historic recession. The only thing President Obama "leads" in is the amount of cigarettes smoked in the white house. It is a national disgrace to have our President have so little self control that he still smokes cigarettes: What a great role model for our youth!!
a resident of Danville
on Apr 7, 2010 at 3:08 pm
Cost of GW Bush's Iraq War, which now most republicans in congress agree we should not have indertaken: $716 Billion
Web Link
Obama's Promise keeping Record:
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Inventing the Clinton Recession:
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Keep spinning.
a resident of Danville
on Apr 7, 2010 at 6:41 pm
Chuck: Do you have a web link for the amount of cigarettes Obama has smoked in our white house? Maybe if he did not smoke cigarettes, he could actually throw the first baseball out like a man.
a resident of Danville
on Apr 8, 2010 at 12:10 pm
Obama smokes?!


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with the news that Promag is releasing a 20-round and 12-round drum for the Saiga-12, MDArms has dropped the price of their 20-round Saiga-12 drum to $120
Competition is a good thing- even if it's from Promag
already posted... at least twice.
saw that after I posted this... too many categories that this info fits into.
we can turn this one into discussions about how much everyone thinks the new promag drums are going to suck...
or if they just copied MD's design...
Century International Arms INC. is having some real good deals on various mags now.
Century International Arms, Inc.
MD Arms currently out of stock on the drums, but if you can wait you can have one for $100 + S&H, here's an email I got yesterday.
Hey everyone, 02-08-2010
I swore I wouldn't do one ever again, but have to take it back. We are having another pre-order for the MD-20, our 20rd Saiga-12 drum. The price for pre-order will be 100.00 per drum. After we are restocked and shipping again the price will go back up to $120 per drum. Many of you are aware of how the pre order works. 50% down with remaining 50% and shipping due a couple days before we process and ship. We will contact you around a week in advance so the payment doesn't come as a surprise or over draw anyone's account if it's a bad time for the remaining balance. We are looking at 6 weeks to restock, maybe more, maybe less.
We are also currently out of the gunfixer's gas plug. We wont be offering a preorder on those because they will likely be back in stock before the drums are. And it would be a serious pain to break up a pre-order to ship a plug early. If you want a plug and don't mind waiting for one until your drums ships, you can have us add one to your order when we contact you about the remaining balance. If you want one before your drum ship's we will let you know as soon as they are back in stock.
Thanks again everyone and stock up! MikeD
"Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem" Ronald Reagan
i think i'll just wait till they have them instock.
Hate takes LESS energy & thought... Dont be so Lazy.
Building or Bitching? which are you here to do?
YES, i work for TEC Tactical. 02/07 SOT
msrp for a promag is 128.50 so actual cost will be prolly under 100 i'll wait an see a promag first
I've been holding off on one of these for a long time now. Glad to see they're finally starting to get in the ballpark where I can justify one. MD seems to have proven themselves. I'm interested to see some reviews on the Promag once they get to market. Good to finally see some competition in this market.
it was enough for me, I placed a pre-order at MDArms... $100 is a great price for his drums...
Thanks for the info Lunyfringe
Here's a pic from ProMag's site, and yes it does look cheap.
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You can follow the links below to see the finalists in each category, but the only way to vote for this year's DAE winners is to fill out and mail in the official ballot bound into the pages of the September 2011 issue of DOLLS, so if you're not a subscriber, now's the time to pre-order a copy so you don't miss out on your chance to vote! If you're a paid digital-only subscriber, don't worry — we're sending you a copy of the September issue so you won't be left out of the voting.
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Employee Sonia Saenz honored for job excellence
(Dec. 23, 2005)--Sonia Saenz, housekeeping supervisor at the UTSA Downtown Campus, recently was honored by Vice President for Business Affairs Kerry Kennedy as the first recipient of the Celebrating Excellence Quarterly Award.
Saenz distinguished herself by transforming the Downtown Campus housekeeping department. Since her assignment there in March, she has implemented changes in processes and programs that were beneficial to both staff and customers.
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Saenz demonstrated initiative and collaborative communications skills by soliciting ideas from staff members within and outside of her department and made improvements accordingly.
She virtually eliminated customer complaints by personally communicating with customers and following up to assure problem resolution. The level of service in the Downtown Campus housekeeping department has increased significantly. According to Saenz' supervisor, complaints have turned into compliments.
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In the United States, January 21 is Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. This day has been designated a day of service by the U.S. Congress. There are a number of service activities being organized at the local level in honor of the legacy of human dignity and service to others. I think these are principles we live for globally, not just in the United States. I thought you might like to know of this initiative - my family and I will be out on the 19th and the 21st - one one day we will be collecting food donations for the local Hunger Prevention Project, on the other we will be doing a cleanup along the coast (in a location yet to be determined). This depends somewhat on the weather - it is snowing here presently!
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- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup oat bran
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1/3 cup peanut butter
- 1 large egg white
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1/4 cup seedless strawberry jam
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, oat bran, brown sugar, baking powder, salt and baking soda. In a small bowl, beat the milk, applesauce, peanut butter, egg white and honey on low speed until smooth; stir into the dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Fill greased or foil-lined muffin cups half full. Drop 1 teaspoon jam into the center of each muffin; cover with remaining batter.
- Bake at 400° for 15-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in muffin comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Serve warm. Yield: 1 dozen.
Originally published as Peanut Butter & Jam Muffins in Country Woman August/September 2012, p47
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Re: st: cmp and Vuong test
Arne Risa Hole <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: cmp and Vuong test
Fri, 2 Nov 2012 10:01:20 +0000
Do you have the most recent version of -cmp-? Update the command (ssc
install cmp, replace) and try again.
On 2 November 2012 08:37, Chris Rh <email@example.com> wrote:
> David, thanks for the advice.
> Unfortunately, Stata keeps telling me that "option lnl not allowed"
> although our model seems pretty standard:
> cmp (RISK: risk= X1 X2 X3 Z1 Z2) (WTP: low_bid high_bid = X1 X2 X3),
> ind($cmp_oprobit $cmp_int)
> This is all the more puzzling because I can estimate the scores (predict
> XXX, score), thus the likelihood must be stored somewhere. Also, I shall
> mention that you don't list lnl as a valid option for predict in the --cmp
> help file. Can you give me any other hint how to retrieve the
> observation-level ll?
> Thanks,
> Chris
> Am 02.11.2012 04:15, schrieb David Roodman (email@example.com):
>> You need the observation-level log likelihoods? You can get them
>> post-estimation by typing "predict XXX, lnl" where XXX is the name of a new
>> variable.
>> --David
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: firstname.lastname@example.com
>> [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
>> Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2012 2:33 PM
>> To: email@example.com
>> Subject: st: cmp and Vuong test
>> Dear all,
>> we have fitted a limited dependent variable model using David Roodman's
>> cmp command and want to do a Vuong test (Vuong, Ectrica 1989) for model
>> selection. Is there a way to save the individual likelihoods when running
>> cmp models? If not how can we extract the individual likelihoods?
>> Thanks
>> Chris
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You always hear how the best gift for Mother's Day or Father's Day is just spending TIME with them. But if that's like HELL ON EARTH for you, apparently you can get away with buying your dad a GIFT CARD this year.
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11% of people say they've completely FORGOTTEN about Father's Day at least once . . . which actually sounds low. And 20% think it's fine to just send Dad a TEXT.
But when we do buy something, at least we spend ALMOST as much as we spend on Mom. According to the survey, the average Father's Day gift costs $61, compared to $68 for the average Mother's Day present.
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