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- Starts at: 7:00pm Tuesday 30 April 2013
- Finishes at: 9:15pm Tuesday 30 April 2013
- Location: Leeds
- Venue: Bury Theatre
- Suitable for: Everyone
- Event type: Play
As part of the Royal Armouries' Inspired by… project, we are delighted to welcome the Angus & Ross Theatre company with their family production of Kings of Cloth of Gold.
Kings of Cloth of Gold
By Tony Lidington
Directed by Em Whitfield Brooks
Designed by Ruth Paton
With Emanuel Brierley as King Francis I and Dominic Goodwin as King Henry VIII
The year is 1520. In this brand new family comedy, Henry VIII of England meets Francis I of France at the most magnificent tournament ever held: the 'Field of Cloth of Gold'. (So many pavilions were made of costly gold cloth that it became the byword for extravagance).
The two kings compete to outdo each other in displays of wealth, wit, feasting and sporting prowess. Each king is proud, intelligent, and the epitome of chivalry. But who will eventually win this battle of vanity?
This sparkling new physical comedy by Tony Lidington (Joey – King of Clowns, Dan Leno – The King's Jester) reunites two actors whose dexterity and onstage chemistry have gained standing ovations across the national touring circuit.
Costumes, props and set design will be Inspired by… the Royal Armouries' collection.
The Bury Theatre
Royal Armouries Museum
Date and time
- Tuesday 30 April
- 7.00pm
Approximately 2 hours with a 15 minute interval
Ticket prices
Adults: £10
Concessions / Students / OAPs: £8
U16s: £6
Family ticket: (2 + 2) £30
Getting your tickets
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Burmese video journalist given 13 years in jail
New York, February 11, 2011--Burma's new government under Prime Minister Thein Sein must put an end to the former military junta's despicable policy of imprisoning independent journalists, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. The most recent case to come to light is the 13-year sentencing of Maung Maung Zeya in a trial held within Insein Prison on February 4. Staff at the Oslo-based Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB), for which the journalist worked, confirmed the decision to CPJ. Maung Maung Zeya was convicted for contacting Burmese exiled media and violating the Electronics Act. The court's sentence came on the same day Thein Sein was sworn into office.


text: I have a 2010 Silverado crew cab, without the navigation. I'm considering adding a backup camera and found a pretty inexpensive screen I'm considering using. http://www.amazon.com/3-5-Inch-TFT-...42187110&sr=8-1&keywords=backup camera screen Has anyone mounted something like this on their dash somewhere? I'm trying to look for ideas for mounting, but don't want it in a place that screams "steal me" over a $20 screen. Any ideas of mounting locations for the camera other than the tailgate handle and license plate bracket would be great too! Thanks in advance!


text: I like to use old pages out of hunting magizines, outdoor life and the like, works well, there's lots of critter pics in them and at 100 yards it's like shooting at the real thing at 500-600 yards, very good pratice. Plus just a good way to pre recycle your magizines! For people tragets most any magizine will work, not as good for pistol, but great for rifle, closer up works fine for pistol as it acts like a longer range shot due to the scale of the page. try it out. Good way to pratice your hold and trigger control for senario shooting, a picture of a crowd works well, pick out one person out of the crowd for the target,it simulates a long range sniping mission with no shoots in the fore ground and all around. And for sure very cheap, the cost of the tape or staples to hang them with,and you'll be surprised how much it will help you tighten up your groups. Word of caution, it can be humbling, you might not be as good a shot as you thought!!!!


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I was outside yesterday evening watching my mating nuc wondering if I could watch a queen come back from her mating flight. It should be happening any time now.
I notice two bees rolling around on the ground, a closer look and one is obviously a newly mated queen and a worker fighting. I break them up with my finger and the queen flys up makes a big circle and flys right into one of the entrances. Only thing I can think of is maybe she tried to go in the wrong one the first time causing the fight. She out right killed the worker she was fighting with. The worker was left on the ground barely moving. Just thought it was a cool to watch.


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Physicists Carl Wieman and Eric Cornell of the University of Colorado and the National Institute of Standards and Technology are the winners of the 1997 King Faisal International Prize in Science and will share a $200,000 award.
The Boulder physicists were honored for their creation of the first Bose-Einstein condensate, a new form of matter predicted by Albert Einstein and expected to shed new light on the strange realm of quantum mechanics.
"This breakthrough opens up an exciting new field of study and is now pursued in many laboratories around the world," according to the prize announcement from the King Faisal Foundation in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. "The discovery deepens our under standing of matter in a new phase at the lowest temperature achieved by man."
Wieman and Cornell will receive the award and gold medallions at an official ceremony in March in Riyadh. The prize was one of four awarded by the foundation to recipients in Germany, Canada, Australia, Malaysia and Iraq. Winners are selected by a panel of three to five internationally known experts in the field of each prize category.
"I had already arranged for a big fancy banquet this weekend for Eric's and my research group and their spouses in recognition of their tremendous research accomplishments this year." Wieman said. "Now I don't have to worry anymore about how I am going to pay for it."
Wieman, a professor of physics at CU-Boulder, and Cornell, a staff physicist at NIST, are both fellows of JILA, a joint institute of CU-Boulder and NIST. Cornell also is an adjoint professor of physics at CU-Boulder. Both Wieman and Cornell teach graduate and undergraduate classes.
The Bose-Einstein condensate, first formed in a JILA laboratory on June 5, 1995, occurs when individual atoms meld into a "superatom" at about 170 billionths of a degree above absolute zero. It was created by cooling rubidium atoms in a two-step process using laser and magnetic traps.
Wieman and Cornell learned that they had received the award on Jan. 14, just prior to the planned Jan. 16 announcement that they and their research team were co-winners of the prestigious AAAS-Newcomb Cleveland Prize for the best scientific paper published in the journal Science over a 12-month period. Science is the official research journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Sharing that award with them were postdoctoral researcher Michael Anderson and graduate students Jason Ensher and Michael Matthews.
More information on the King Faisal science prize can be found on the World Wide Web at www.kff.com/prize/1997WIN/win97.html.


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Generic Name: erythromycin (Pronunciation: er ITH roe MYE sin)
- What is erythromycin (EryPed)?
- What are the possible side effects of erythromycin?
- What is the most important information I should know about erythromycin?
- What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking erythromycin?
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What is erythromycin (EryPed)?
Erythromycin is a macrolide antibiotic. Erythromycin fights bacteria in the body.
Erythromycin is used to treat many different types of infections caused by bacteria.
Erythromycin may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
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What are the possible side effects of erythromycin?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:
- severe dizziness, fainting, fast or pounding heartbeats;
- diarrhea that is watery or bloody;
- hearing problems;
- vomiting or fussiness after eating (in a child taking erythromycin);
- nausea, upper stomach pain, itching, loss of appetite, dark urine, clay-colored stools, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes); or
- severe skin reaction -- fever, sore throat, swelling in your face or tongue, burning in your eyes, skin pain, followed by a red or purple skin rash that spreads (especially in the face or upper body) and causes blistering and peeling.
Less serious side effects may include:
- mild nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or stomach pain;
- dizziness, headache, feeling tired;
- vaginal itching or discharge; or
- mild itching or skin rash.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Read the EryPed (erythromycin ethylsuccinate) Side Effects Center for a complete guide to possible side effects
What is the most important information I should know about erythromycin?
You should not take erythromycin if you are allergic to it, or if you are also using cisapride (Propulsid), dihydroergotamine (D.H.E. 45, Migranal), ergotamine (Ergomar, Cafergot, Migergot), or pimozide (Orap). Erythromycin may interact with these medicines and could cause dangerous or life-threatening heart rhythm disorders.
Before you take erythromycin, tell your doctor if you have liver disease, myasthenia gravis, a heart rhythm disorder, a history of Long QT syndrome, or low levels of potassium or magnesium in your blood.
Take this medicine for the full prescribed length of time. Your symptoms may improve before the infection is completely cleared. Skipping doses may also increase your risk of further infection that is resistant to antibiotics. Erythromycin will not treat a viral infection such as the common cold or flu.
Antibiotic medicines can cause diarrhea, which may be a sign of a new infection. If you have diarrhea that is watery or bloody, stop taking erythromycin and call your doctor. Do not use anti-diarrhea medicine unless your doctor tells you to.
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A propensity to patiently tolerate something unpleasant.
by LiteraryGeek March 17, 2007
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
People filled with longanimity are clouded with a wisper inside the back of thier minds eating away at them. Revenge all the same is a form of vengance. Meaning They want some thing they couldn't have or had a chance and took it for granted threw it away and are filled with longanimity for thier own faults, but tend to plot on others because they are lost and un-happy for thier choices. thus leading me to believe that the water cannons was a good idea and the vengance needs to die not the people that crave it.
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SEC cheerleaders are stereotyped as Southern belles known for their elegance and gentleness.
And then there's Georgia's Anna Watson, the Mike Mamula of cheerleading.
She is the most ripped female college cheerleader you will ever see; She bench presses 155 pounds, squats 255 and can dead lift 230. Profiled in the student newspaper, Red and Black, Watson sounds like a "workout warrior" when she describes at one point working out an hour-and-a-half, six days a week and taking down 3,000 calories a day.
She claims she was close to a $75,000 fitness modeling contract but turned it down because the agent wanted her to use Anavar, a legal steroid to gain more muscle.
Keep an eye on Watson, a junior, next fall on the Georgia sideline.
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Man, this guy is a poke.
Man, this guy is a poke.
Man on third, two out, Phillips still up.
This pitcher has good stuff but is wild.
Problem is the Reds need a hit.
Bauer with 53 pitches.
Full count. I was sure that was ball four. Guess not.
Ball five, or four, or whatever. First and third for Ludwick.
This game is on pace for about 3.5 hours.
My last batter for PBP for awhile.
Hope someone can take over for this riveting ball game.
Welsh now talking about the mental aspect of the game.
Pitch knocks down Ludwick. This pitcher reminds my of Ryne Duren. Ryne may have thrown harder but this guy is equally wild.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Bomb by Ludwick.
Von Ludwick!
Ludwick says Joey who?
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He can be my left fielder anytime.
"I never argue with people who say baseball is boring, because baseball is boring. And then, suddenly, it isn't. And that's what makes it great." - Joe Posnanski
1 hit, 4 runs tonight .
Don't get mad, get outta town and I mean it!
Seriously, I thought he missed it. Sounded like a broken bat.
They're gonna need to resurface the field after Bauer finishes.
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We can't resist big, soft, fudgy cookies, like those found in glass jars on bake-shop counters. These freeze exceptionally well-layer them in a freezer-safe container between sheets of wax paper; thaw 15 minutes at room temperature before serving.
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Healthy Weight
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Low Carb
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Serves 45
Prep Time 20 min
Total Time 90 min.
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Position rack in the center of the oven; preheat to 350° F. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat.
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Whisk all-purpose flour, whole-wheat flour, cocoa powder, baking soda and salt in a medium bowl. Beat egg whites in a large bowl with an electric mixer until foamy, about 1 minute. Beat in granulated sugar in a slow, steady stream. Scrape down the sides, then beat in brown sugar 1 tablespoon at a time. Beat until smooth, about 3 minutes. Beat in vanilla and melted chocolate. Stir in the dry ingredients with a wooden spoon until just incorporated.
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Zoya Gilty Pleasures Box Set - $45 at Zoya.com
The much-talked-about Zoya Gilty Pleasures Box Set and, in a new development, open stock Gilty real 18k Gold topcoat is once again available at Zoya.com after the original run of pre-sales sold out. I had originally planned to wait and see what the OPI Skyfall gold topcoat was like before making my choice and then not only did I hear that the OPI was going to be very hard to get, I also was hearing that others who had purchased both the Zoya and OPI ones favored Zoya Gilty in the end. Once I decided on Gilty, I then realized it was sold out. I was kicking myself until I saw Zoya announce they were re-releasing another run of it. And as I said you can also get Gilty in open stock now. The set comes in a really nice sturdy black box with a molded faux-velvet inner part to hold the polishes securely and since it's a pretty precious item, I like to keep mine inside.
Personally, I feel the box set is a better deal because for $10 more you get Gilty as well as bottles of Raven (Chanel Black Satin dupe) and Purity which is a wonderful opaqe white polish. If you'd like to see Gilty over Raven and Purity, you can see them here on my Instagram Profile! Whether you opt for Gilty alone or with Raven and Purity in the pretty display box, you'll get FREE SHIPPING included with your order!


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The act of putting Tabasco or other hot sauce on a condom before engaging in intercourse. Note that this applies to the OUTSIDE of the prophylactic, as the application of a spicy liquid to the inside would technically be considered a Guadalajara Hot Pocket
Several hours after being Tijuana sock-warmered, he made the mistake of ingesting a laxative - a mistake he will not soon forget.
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WESTCHESTER - Two armed men posing as gas company workers committed a home-invasion robbery in Westchester on Wednesday.
No injuries were reported as a result of the crime, which occurred about 9:30 a.m. in the 7400 block of El Manor Avenue, the Los Angeles Police Department reported. Both suspects were wearing orange vests.
The first suspect was described as an Hispanic man with a goatee and wearing sunglasses, about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 25-35 years old with a medium build. He was clad in blue jeans and tan boots.
The second suspect was described as black, about 6 feet 2 inches tall and 25-30 years old, with short hair and wearing a blue shirt and blue pants.
Anyone with information on the case was urged to call detectives at (310) 482-6313.
The Southern California Gas Co. advised residents to be vigilant when people come to their home and claim to be representing the company. The company noted that all employees carry photo identification that should be checked by homeowners before allowing anyone into a home or onto their property.
The company also advised people to never leave their homes unlocked and unattended, since Gas Co. workers do not ask people to do so. If someone claiming to be from the company shows up at a home unexpectedly, residents were advised to contact the company at (800) 427-2200 -- or (800) 342-4545 for Spanish-speakers -- to verify the person's identity.


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UTSA Night debuts at the Texas Folklife Festival
(June 10, 2005)--Among the sizzles of German sausage, the bright lights of the carnival and the rock-and-roll tunes of Johnny Dee and the Rocket 88s, UTSA students, faculty and staff gathered Friday for the debut of UTSA Night at the Texas Folklife Festival. Rowdy, the UTSA cheerleaders and Mariachi Los Paisanos, the UTSA mariachi group, were on hand to greet festival-goers.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"It's great to see so many UTSA people out tonight," said David Gabler, assistant vice president for university communications. "This is something we're very excited about and hope to continue for many years to come."
Visitors to the festival enjoyed live music and dance on 10 stages, 150 food choices from 40 ethnic groups and 60 demonstrations of early Texas life. The first 150 people to stop by the UTSA meeting area at Stage 9 each hour received three free food/drink coupons compliments of the Office of the President.
The 35th annual Texas Folklife Festival will be June 8-11, 2006 at the Institute of Texan Cultures.


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Little, old House near Zurich: Maur au Lac
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- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Parking available
- Pets allowed
- Internet/WiFi
- Lockable room
- Towels
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In Maur near Zürich we have a small old house with two rooms. This house needs to be rebuilt very soon. This 120 year old house is very basic and please note that it is worn out. On the ground floor it has a small kitchen and upstairs there is a toilet and a shower.
Before booking we would like if you could introduce yourself quickley, so that we can imagine to what kind of persons we are going to rent this little house, Please do only write words, If you write numbers, mailadresses, websites, then Wimdu will not deliver the message, or shorten it.
No smoking inside. Because we never smoke, we prefer guest who do not even know what tobacco is. Some people went for a walk well away from the house whenever they had to smoke, and that was ok for us.
Some people have said that the house is smelling and that is is not healthy to live there. So the time is really coming that the house has to be rebuilt. But other people did not have this impression.
Since all the cats in the neighbouhood do only have psychologic tasks it can happen that we meet a mouse in the kitchen.
The house is heated with electric heaters and if it is very cold outside then it will not be very warm inside. Therefore it may be advisable not to book to early in winter and watch the weather conditions first.
The house is not everybodys style, but many artists and creative people have stayed here and felt quite well.
We think this little hous is ok until max 4 persons. A dog we count like an extra person.
Our guest often do not find the forks and knives. They are in the drawer of the table in the room.
Maur is still a farming village, 35 minutes by tram and bus from the main train station of Zurich (12km east, at a lake opposite of Uster)
Local attractions
- pretty village with 4 restaurants and small castle of XII century
- 5 minute walk through the fields to the lake, or 4 hours around it
- free Internet access at PC in room and open wireless (if it works)
- bicycles have to be repaired first
Do only come if you have made a reservation!
Do not come with an expensive car. It does not suit with the house.
How to get there by public transport:
- a ticket (enter 8124 at machine) costs Fr.8.20 (valid 2 hours),
or an pass for 24 hours (Zones 10, 21,30) costs Fr.16.40
(Train rides to the airport are included in those tickets. If you buy a card with 6 tickets on it, you can buy half fare if you are not over 25 years old. A monthly all zones pass valid after 9am, personal or transferable, costs about SFr.120.-.)
- tram number 3 to Klusplatz (allow 20 minutes to get there)
- then bus 747, leaves at about 19 and 49 past every hour, last bus at 36 minutes past midnight, 20 min. ride via Witikon, Binz, Ebmatingen to Maur Dorf (at the foot of the hill).
From the Airport Tram 12 to Stettbach and then bus 743 to Maur Dorf. This works until about 8pm. Later Stettbach to Fällanden then bus to Pfaffhausen then bus 747 to Maur Dorf. Or right away but more expensive from the Airport train to Zurich main station, tram 3 to Klusplatz (final stop), bus 747 to Maur Dorf.
House rules- Use showers reasonably as supply of hot water has to last for all. -
- Do not smoke in the house.
- Pets by arrangement.
You will find clean towels and sheets, but they are not ironed.
- The fee of CHF 30 for fresh linnen you have to pay separately at the end of your stay. If you leave the house very clean then we will not insist on this payment.
Please do not feed the cats and do also not give them any milk! They get enough to eat in their homes and our neighbours are very sad when their cats do not come home anymore.
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Reviews of this property
Peace and idyll directly at Greifensee! We enjoyed the days in the 'house with history-N "Every morning breakfast were warmly received by the Scottish neighbors upon arrival and had nice encounters with a young couple from Australia, in the garden. Gardening, hot water for showers and lake view . What more could you want. adventurous-The house is antique, everything works and is full of stories of past residents.
Ruhe und Idylle pur direkt am Greifensee!
Wir haben die Tage in dem 'Haus mit Geschichte-N" sehr genossen, wurden bei der Anreise herzlich empfangen vom Schottischen Nachbarn und hatten nette Begegnungen mit einem jungen Paar aus Australien im Garten. Jeden Morgen Frühstück im Garten, warmes Wasser zum Duschen und Seeblick. Was will man mehr. Das Haus ist abenteuerlich-antik, alles funktioniert und steckt voller Geschichten der vergangen Bewohner.
Cute little house in a quiet location. Very nice neighbors. Not for perfectionists, so it will rain with strong rain in the upper floor through. The landlord we have not met during your stay, lt was neighbor in Ticino. Garden could tolerate a little care.
Kleines niedliches Haus in ruhiger Lage. Nachbarn sehr nett. Nichts für Perfektionisten, so regnet es bei stärkerem Regen im Obergeschoß durch. Den Vermieter habe wir während des Aufenthalts nicht kennengelernt, war lt Nachbarin im Tessin. Garten könnte etwas Pflege vertragen.
We were traveling with our young son a week in this wonderful little old house. It was much appreciated, though it is old but clean, so we felt right at home. All necessary electrical devices are present, there are even internet and you feel undisturbed! The nature around is enchanting. The access to public transportation is also very good. It remains only to say: Thank you!
Wir waren mit unserem kleinen Sohn eine Woche in diesem wunderbaren kleinen alten Haus. Es hat uns sehr gefallen, es ist zwar alt aber sauber, so dass wir uns gleich wie zu Hause gefühlt haben. Alle notwendigen elektrischen Geräte sind vorhanden, es gibt sogar Internet und man fühlt sich ungestört! Die Natur ringsherum ist zauberhaft. Die Anbindung an öffentliche Verkehrsmittel ist auch sehr gut. Es bleibt nur zu sagen: Herzlichen Dank!
Very nice host, house is simple, practical abert, I want to come back in any case. Thank you, Reinhard!
Sehr netter Gastgeber, Haus ist einfach, abert zweckmässig, ich möchte auf alle Fälle wiederkommen. Danke, Reinhard!
Was a nice stay. The name "Old House" has its place, as well as host a special Charme.Reinhard has is nice and unkomplziert. With great summer weather we could even sit in the garden. Thanks Rainer and family
War ein netter Aufenthalt. Der Name "Altes Haus" hat seine Berechtigung, hat auch einen besonderen Charme.Reinhard als Gastgeber ist nett und unkomplziert.
Bei tollem Sommerwetter konnten wir sogar im Garten sitzen.
Danke Rainer und Familie
We stopped here for a few nights in June whilst visiting our Son who had just moved to Zurich. The house itself is a very old house, with very basic facilities, but it was clean, and everything worked. It met our expectations, and suited our needs. Maur is pretty village with a number of shops and eating places. The lake is only a short stroll from the house. If you are the sort of person who prefers 4 star hotels then this is not for you, but if you don't mind mixed up old furniture, the odd creaking floor board, and if you need an affordable place to rest your head for a few days within range of Zurich you will be happy here ( we were ).
We were two of us in this small old house, so we could at five sleeping occasions the best choose, we slept well and felt very comfortable, it has very reminiscent of our childhood, we have become bauerngründstück great on a, it had everything you need for life requires available, a comfortable bed, water, a well equipped kitchen, everything was clean and tidy and even a internett connection, great, also very nice and helpful, so who loves rural and rustic, to recommend quartier father very
wir waren zu zweit in diesem kleinen alten haus, so konnten wir uns bei fünf schlafgelegenheiten die besten aussuchen, wir haben gut geschlafen und uns sehr wohl gefühlt, es hat uns sehr an unsere kindheit erinnert, da wir auf einem bauerngründstück groß geworden sind, es war alles was man zum leben braucht vorhanden, ein gemütliches bett, wasser, eine gut eingerichtete küche, alles sauber und ordentlich und sogar ein internettanschluß, toll, auch der quartiervater sehr nett und hilfsbereit, also wer es ländlich und rustikal liebt, sehr zu empfehlen
The old house is stripped from luxery, basic XL, but this place doesn't need it!
The beds are good and the vibe is relaxed. The owner (Reinhard) is a very friendly man. We had dinner in a very good Thai takeaway restaurant, just 5 minutes walking from the house. Although Maur isn't an exciting place to be, it is a good place to start your trips to cities in Switserland. We enjoyed Rapperswil and Chur and when we returned to the house in Maur, it was always a pleasure to be there again. We will come back!
Hello, We had a great stay in the maision Reinhard, simple but friendly house, children are very happy, we would like to go back and enjoy the sun at the lake. A very quiet place, a question for the garbage was not found on the premises, soon Thanks
Nous avons passé un très bon séjour dans la maision de Reinhard, maison simple mais conviviale, les enfants sont très contents, on aimerait y retourner pour profiter le soleil au bord du lac. Un endroit très calme,
Une question, pour les ordures, on a pas trouvé les locaux, Merci
a bientot
We have been three days. The house is very cozy. It has its own life, has a soul, far from the cold rooms of the seemingly luxurious hotels. Reinhard, very kind and friendly. He likes to make things easier and not hinders any possible unexpected inconvenience. If we return to that area of Switzerland, Hosts and to the house of Maur. Thank you very much, Reinhard!
Hemos estado tres dias. La casa es muy acogedora. Tiene vida propia, tiene alma, muy lejos de las frias habitaciones de los aparentemente lujosos hoteles.
Reinhard, muy amable y simpático. Le gusta facilitar las cosas y no pone trabas ante cualquier posible inconveniente inesperado.
Si volvemos a aquella zona de Suiza, volvermos a la casita de Maur.
Muchas gracias, Reinhard!!!
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By Alberto Gutierrez, Ph.D.
For centuries tuberculosis, or simply TB as it is commonly referred to today, was fatal for millions of people living around the world. Most people infected with the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the most common cause of tuberculosis, show no symptoms of TB. However, approximately 10 percent of those infected, such as those with weakened immune systems, will develop active TB disease. With active disease, the bacteria generally attack a person's lungs, but can also attack other parts of the body such as the kidney, spine, and brain. Tuberculosis is spread through the air when a person with active TB disease of the lungs or throat coughs, sneezes, or speaks. People who are close by may breathe in the bacteria and become infected.
The most common symptoms associated with active TB disease include: a persistent cough lasting for three weeks or longer, chest pain, weakness or fatigue, weight loss, night sweats, and fever. People infected with TB who also have weakened immune systems have a much higher risk for not containing the bacteria and developing active disease, which can be fatal if left untreated. Today, the disease is also a leading killer of people with HIV worldwide.
Past and present experiences have taught us that the proper diagnosis of TB is critically important in order to prevent the spread of TB.
For our part, the agency recently announced plans to lower the risk classification for nucleic acid-based TB tests used to detect the presence of copies of tuberculosis bacterium genetic materials (RNA or DNA) in a mucus (sputum) sample obtained from the person. This type of test allows for the timely identification of TB disease.
These tests can diagnose active TB infections in one to two hours and when used in conjunction with other clinical tests, can result in earlier treatment, improved patient outcomes, and interrupt further spread of TB.
The FDA currently considers nucleic acid-based TB tests high-risk (Class III) medical devices that require the agency to conduct a rigorous review to verify the product's safety and effectiveness before they are used with patients. Under the new proposal, these tests would be considered moderate-risk (Class II) devices.
While the pathway to market would be considerably shorter, given the importance of these tests, the agency has still provided guidance to the developers of these tests that identifies the risks associated with false positive and false negative test results, the risks to health care workers handling specimens, and makes recommendations on how to mitigate these risks.
It is the FDA's hope that this more streamlined and flexible regulatory approach will ultimately encourage the development of new and more innovative TB diagnostics that will aid us in our fight to prevent the spread and hopefully one day, eliminate the presence of TB.
Alberto Gutierrez, Ph.D., is the Director of the Office of In Vitro Diagnostic Device Evaluation and Safety in FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health


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Discussion in 'Chevy HHR Forum' started by ChevyFan, May 31, 2008.
2008 Chevrolet HHR Panel Van Photos
Ok Ok I got one for ya... It's one of 4 Co owned HHR's we have I was at OCC the other day and took this in front..2 more for ya Jason's Avalanche and the boys Rick,Jason and Mike working on a new bike with tracks.. .
Nice, i went for the old fashioned look on my HHR, little bit of a gangster old school Chevy look. Made it look straight out of the 1920's. photos to follow.
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Etna Holiday Home, Studio Melograno
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Accommodation summary
|Via Moro, 95030 Nicolosi (Catania), Italy
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Entirely furnished and equipped with great care for two or three people, Melograno is modern and cheerful, in shades of orange and red , with high quality fittings. We have decorated this studio with the same care and precision that we reserved for our own house. For this reason the apartment is fully equipped, brand new, with kitchen and a spacious bathrooms, private terrace and garden, parking. Inside you will find air conditioning, heating, free internet wi-fi access and TV, and all the accessories to make your stay comfortable. Outside there are table and chairs for outdoor dining. And if you require something more, you can just ring at the next house, where we live, and we will be happy to help and meet your requests.
The neighborhood is quiet and there's little traffic, you can reach by walking fine restaurants and some of the best pizzerias in the region.You'll also find plenty of bars and pastry shops where being enchanted by the wonderful Sicilian pastries.
Supermarkets, shops, banks, pharmacy and post office are minutes away.
The location of the house is perfect for visiting the Etna and the Ionian coast of Sicily from Taormina to Syracuse, allowing you, in all seasons, a trip to Etna, the highest volcano in Europe, recently nominated by UNESCO as World Heritage Site for its uniqueness and natural importance.
Arriving in the summer, it will be pleasant to spend a day among the Etnaland waterslides, adventure parks or even nearby Mount Etna.
Just a short distance (about fifteen miles) will separe you from the beautiful white sand beaches of Plaja of Catania or the black lava cliffs of Etna.
Nicolosi is able to offer much to those who practice the sport, providing hiking lovers beautiful trails inside the Etna Regional Park and, in winter, the slopes of the volcano. Etna is also a popular destination for lovers of ski mountaineering.
The house is very close to the "Monti Rossi", ancient volcanic cones now covered with a pine forest. The "Monti Rossi" can be reached on foot, and nearby there are riding stables, swimming pool, sports fields and facilities.
House rulesPlease respect the quiet and tranquility of the neighborhood. The apartment has all the comforts but we recommend to keep a little bit of attention and turn off the lights and air conditioning when going out.
Keep the consumptions low is easy and helps the environment.
You'll also find boxes for the separate collection of rubbish, when the bags are full just ask us and we'll take care of them.
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Etna Holiday in Nicolosi is an excellent location for a time-out in beautiful Catania. The apartment had lots of space for all three of us - there were beds for 7 if needed - and the 2 bathrooms were much appreciated! All the amenities that we could have thought of for the short period we stayed there were provided, so we would have loved to stay on even longer.
The accommadation was nice , clean and a good place to visit the Etna.
We recently spent 5 very happy days here in December, at Etna Holiday Home, Olivo.
Rosario was the perfect host - he gave us lots of information about the nearby town of Nicolosi (which is just a few minutes walk away) and about the access and things to do and see, in the nearby city of Catania.
Etna is just a short drive away - so easy access to the mountain, or just to go up to watch the sunset - from the area, nearby to Rifugio Sapienza.
The accommodation is very nice (well equipped and warm with the central heating). It's quite private and just away from the main road - so nice and quiet. There is a very nice garden and an area where you can sit and relax outside.
There are lots of shops and good places to eat, if you decide to go into Nicolosi. This is an ideal base for touring around the Etna area - everything is easily reached, with a nice place to come back to, at the end of the day.
We were very pleased with the time we spent here and hope to return again soon. Thank you Rosario.
Vi ringraziamo per la vostra accoglienza e gentilezza.
Bryan :)
A clean apartement in a beautiful location
Highly recommended. Very clean and well equipped (with a wonderful spacious shower!). Rosario and his family were very friendly and helpful and Nicolosi is a delight.
Trish and Ian
Fantastic house to mount Etna and its beautiful surrounding area. Very friendly owners.
the apartment is nice, according to the description, the welcome was warm and friendly no problem
l'appartement est agréable , conforme au descriptif,l'accueil a été sympathique et chaleureux
aucun problème
Very good stay in the studio Rosario. It was very welcome. The studio was functional and well entrenu. We also enjoyed the terrace ... Nicolosi is very well situated for visiting the Etna ...
Très bon séjour dans le studio de Rosario. Il nous a très bien accueillis. Le studio était fonctionnel et très bien entrenu. Nous avons également bien profité de la terrasse... Nicolosi est très bien situé pour visiter l'Etna...
We are delighted with the service and accommodations in Rosario! Large well equipped studio and refurbished. Very calme.Point neighborhood ideal base for exploring the eastern Sicily ...
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Grand studio bien équipé et remis à neuf.
Quartier très calme.Point de départ idéal pour visiter la sicile orientale...
Nice an calm accommonation with nice contact to Rosario. Nicolosi is optimal to have the shortest trips to Mount Etna, Catania or Taormina.
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Managing your Money
Study abroad usually entails a drastic shift in the way you manage your money. Our best advice is "Don't spend all your money in once place!" Your money will need to make it through the several months of study abroad. No longer will you have a University of Rochester "flex account," or a meal plan. Instead, you'll find yourself paying for daily expenses out of the pocket, with cash or credit.
Many students use ATM cards to withdraw cash (in the local currency) from money machines. Some ATM cards may be incompatible with machines overseas: make sure your card has the "Cirrus" or "Plus" logo on the back. Parents or family at home may be able to monitor (or feed, if necessary) the bank account from this end while you withdraw from abroad. Some students find it convenient to open an account with a major international bank that has offices overseas. Check with the bank before opening an account, in order to be sure that you will be able to access your account in the country where you'll be studying.
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Students may also find that a convenient method of managing their money while overseas is through the use of credit cards. The acceptability of credit cards varies greatly from country to country; in order to find out which credit card is accepted in the country where you're planning to study, check with the card issuer or with a student who has been there. Remember, too, that credit cards can be as risky as they are convenient. Without a certain amount of discipline and budgeting, you might return from abroad with a staggering credit card debt.
The Credit Education Bureau, which has an office in Rochester, can suggest smart and effective ways to keep track of your credit card expenses.
Although there are many exciting things to do and purchase while you are abroad, pace yourself. Devise a budget and stick to it as closely as you can.
It is much more expensive to live in some cities and countries, such as London, Rome, Paris and Tokyo, than in even the most expensive American cities. On the other hand, there are places where the cost of living is less than in the United States, such as some locations in Eastern Europe or Latin America. Keep in mind that fluctuating exchange rates can make it more expensive to live overseas. The country that is a bargain this semester may not be a bargain next year. Investigate daily costs of living in the location where you plan to study abroad. The programs to which you apply should be able to provide you with estimated living costs. Students who have returned from study abroad are also good sources of up-to-date information.
The Center for Study Abroad, the Financial Aid Office, or your program sponsor can provide you with a list of estimated costs for your overseas studies, along with a budget sheet to help you plan your expenses. Actual costs depend heavily on your style of living and will vary with individual habits, preferences, travel choices and currency fluctuations. The budget sheet can help you manage your spending habits. It includes categories such as meals, in-country transportation, entertainment costs, museum admission, books, application fees, photocopying, travel documents, insurance, and vaccinations.


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In a match that had everything, Auckland City's inspirational captain Ivan Vicelich coolly provided the winning touch three minutes into stoppage time to hand his team a super-charged 3-2 triumph over a 10-man Team Wellington at Kiwitea St yesterday.
It was the only time in the round five ASB Premiership catch-up game that the home team were in front after they had twice stared at a second loss in four days at the ground.
On the shot count, City were miles ahead but inexplicable miss after inexplicable miss - including a fluffed penalty - left them playing catch-up against a team who played the last hour one short after captain and former Auckland City player Adam McGeorge was sent off for a studs-up tackle.
Even that caused some controversy, with Team Wellington coach Matt Calcott adamant his player's foot made contact with only the ball. "Perhaps the referee was a little trigger happy," said Calcott. "I'm very, very proud of how we played.
The downside is that we are almost certainly out of the playoff race."
Opposing coach Ramon Tribulietx was again frustrated by the number of chances which went begging.
"They fought really hard but when you look at it, we had five clear chances before they scored a great goal. You have to put chances like we had away."
Spanish striker Manel Exposito missed what should have been bread and butter goals for a striker of his ability. His missed penalty in the 77th minute summed up a game he will be happy to forget.
Livewire Solomon Islander Henry Fa'arodo hit a rocket on the run to stun the City faithful in the ninth minute. A fabulous low drive from Chis Bale squared it up at 1-1.
Cory Chettleburgh, with a contender for goal of the season, put the visitors back in front 11 minutes after the break. Exposito finally broke his drought in the 73rd minute, heading home a pin-point Bale cross, before Vicelich bagged the late, late winner.
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Original post made by Jocelyn Dong, associate editor of the Palo Alto Weekly, on Jun 23, 2006
The city had agreed, years ago, to allow the hotel to forgo paying the city's 12 percent hotel occupancy tax for three and half years or a maximum of $8.4 million providing the hotel opened by November, 2005. The hotel opened Feb. 1, 2006.
Because the hotel did not open by the stated deadline, the city regards the earlier agreement as void, City Attorney Michael Lawson said.
The Four Seasons is a luxury, 200-room hotel located next to Highway 101 on the west side of the freeway.
The city had reached the earlier agreement with the hotel and the hotel's developer as an inducement to the development, which the city regards as a key portion of its future because of the 12 percent tax on occupancy. The price of the rooms starts at $325 a night during the week and $225 a night on weekends.
--Don Kazak, Palo Alto Weekly staff writer
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Here's a thought: what did their agreement SAY would happen in the event that the hotel didn't open by Nov 2005?
If it didn't address that possibility, then EPA should be firing its attorneys. A good attorney makes his/her money by thinking up ALL the contingencies, the possible outcomes and making sure they are addressed in contracts. Any reasonable layperson can think up all the expected possibilities and get them addressed, that's no big feat.
Per the norm, it sounds like the City of EPA staffers didn't do their job. Too bad, the Westin corporate folks will stomp them.
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Configuring Hadoop Security with Cloudera Manager Enterprise Edition
This section describes how to use Cloudera Manager to automate many of the manual tasks of implementing Kerberos security on your CDH cluster.
These instructions assume you know how to install and configure Kerberos, you already have a working Kerberos Key Distribution Center (KDC) and realm setup, and that you've installed the Kerberos user packages on all cluster machines and machines which will be used to access the cluster. Furthermore, Oozie and Hue require that the realm support renewable tickets. For more information about installing and configuring Kerberos, see:
Kerberos security in Cloudera Manager has been tested on the following version of MIT Kerberos 5:
- krb5-1.6.1 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and CentOS 5
Kerberos security in Cloudera Manager is supported on the following versions of MIT Kerberos 5:
- krb5-1.6.3 on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 1
- krb5-1.8.1 on Ubuntu
- krb5-1.8.2 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and CentOS 6
- krb5-1.9 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1
If you want to enable Kerberos SPNEGO-based authentication for HTTP, Cloudera recommends that you use Alfredo. For instructions, see the Alfredo Documentation..


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All life forms adapt to the environment in which they live. Birds have several adaptations that help them survive and maintain their species: feet, legs, wings and beaks. The purpose of this activity is to look at beak adaptations. Birds have many kinds of beaks, depending on what they eat and where their food is located. In addition to feeding, birds use their beaks to build nests, defend their territory, groom and communicate. All these factors have helped determine the type of beak a species has. For this activity, the following types will be studied:
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Adaptation – a natural alteration in the structure or function of an organism which helps it to survive and multiply in its environment
Beak – horny, projecting structure forming a bird's mandible, used for eating, grooming, manipulating objects, killing prey, probing for food, courtship and feeding its young
Bird – any warm-blooded vertebrate of the class Aves, having a body covered with feathers, forelimbs modified into wings, scaly legs, a beak and no teeth, and bearing young in a hard-shelled egg
Habitat – an arrangement of food, water, shelter or cover, and space suitable to animals' needs
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Mechanical engineer recognized for leading the way in 'green' manufacturing processes
BINGHAMTON, NY – A Binghamton University mechanical engineer with an interest in surface structure and chemistry at the atomic level has received the National Science Foundation's most prestigious award for young researchers. Known for his work on oxidation and reduction reactions, this engineer's research could one day lead to more durable gadgets as well as "greener" electronics-manufacturing processes.
Guangwen Zhou has received a five-year grant of more than $400,000 from the NSF's Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program to support his research.
Zhou plans to create reaction models for the reduction of metal oxides – such as copper oxides – at the atomic scale and then link them to the models for larger-scale reactions. (Time out for a brief chemistry lesson: Oxidation is the loss of electrons. Reduction is the gain of electrons. These processes govern phenomena ranging from fire to rust).
Zhou's work takes advantage of new high-tech in situ microscopy techniques that allow him to observe reactions at the atomic level as they're happening.
"See is believing, right?" he says, explaining the benefits of observing chemical reactions in this way. Zhou uses transmission electron microscopes and scanning electron microscopes at Binghamton's Analytical and Diagnostics Laboratory. He also collaborates with researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory and the University of Pittsburgh.
The research could enable electronic devices to be manufactured at lower temperatures and includes practical applications for materials processing related to thin films, fuel reactions, heterogeneous catalysis and gas sensing, too. Zhou also intends to develop a virtual transmission electron microscope as part of the project.
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In recognition of all Pulaski Tech students, faculty and staff who have served in the United States Armed Forces, Veterans Upward Bound at Pulaski Technical College will present a special Veterans Day program on Thursday, Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. in the promenade outside of the Campus Center.
The event will feature the presentation of the colors by the Arkansas National Guard, singing of the national anthem by PTC adjunct instructor Genine Perez and the anthems for each branch of America's military services will be played.
Dr. Derrick McKissick, a professor of history and army veteran, will speak about what it means to be a veteran. A reception for PTC veterans at the PTC Veterans Upward Bound Office, A135 will follow the event. Faculty are encouraged to allow students to attend.
The Veterans Day National Ceremony is held each year on Nov. 11 at Arlington National Cemetery. The ceremony commences precisely at 11 a.m. with a wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknowns and continues inside the Memorial Amphitheater with a parade of colors by veterans' organizations and remarks from dignitaries. The ceremony is intended to honor and thank all who served in the United States Armed Forces.
Nov. 11 was made a legal holiday on May 13, 1938 as a day to be dedicated to the cause of world peace and to be thereafter celebrated and known as "Armistice Day." Armistice Day was primarily a day set aside to honor veterans of World War I, but in 1954, after World War II and the Korean War, the 83rd Congress amended the Act of 1938 by striking out the word "Armistice" and inserting in its place the word "Veterans."
Nov. 11 then became a day to honor American veterans of all wars.
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Rinny picked Thundy and I up from work at about 5:20. we knew the ride would be pretty long as it took us about 45 minutes just to get out of Burbank. When things did open up, we got up to Palmdale or Lancaster(cant remember which) before we stopped for gas and a bite to eat. We ate at Panera Bakery..it wasn't too bad, they had a fireplace at least
Saturday January 19
We woke up to most everyone gone, already on the mountain. I remember the days when that was me, first up and walking around shaking everyone to get a move on. Not anymore! We sat around the condo with a fire going talking about what we might do. It was obvious that Rinn wanted to go Cross Country skiing and that was fine with me because i prefer the exercise involved as opposed to sitting on lifts, waiting in lines, and skidding down mountains. So Rinn, Lauren, Josh, Thundy and myself all went over to Tamarack and spent the day in the trails. Amazing. After skiing, we spent some time in the kooze, watched a little Bring It On marathon and then headed out to Moguls for a great dinner, where the waiter ALLEGEDLY cooks your dinner for you. We ended the evening at the condo with a fire and watching Touching the Void. What a freaking movie!
Sunday January 20th
I wanted no part of snowboarding today. It was windy outside our Condo and Ive been on that mountain when the wind is blowing and it can be pretty miserable. But after such a great day yesterday, I decided why not go take a few runs and then go do what I came to Mammoth to do.....WATCH FOOTBALL!!!!
Monday January 21
Mondays even suck on 3 day weekends, thats how I feel anyways cause wherever you are, your trip is over and its time to go home. And if you happen to be home, well...then monday feels like sunday...and Sundays always suck. Right? So we headed out early, grabbed a bagel and some gas and back down Highway 395....back to LA!!!!! What a Freaking road!!!
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Looking for Book
Hi everyone
I live in Canada and have just joined the forum. I look at Jamie on BBC Canada at lunch time everyday when I can at his 30 Minute meals. I am looking for the book and cannot find it anywhere. I have just bough Jamies 15 minute meals but want the other one too. Any thoughts.
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seems a bit pricey though
http://www.amazon.ca/gp/offer-listing/0 … dition=new
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when it was published in Canada 30 minute meals was renamed meals in minutes . everything else is the same.
http://www.amazon.ca/Jamie-Olivers-Meal … amp;sr=1-1
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Ashen, out of curiosity (and while waiting for the kitchen timer to beep), I clicked on your link.
Sort of "odd" seeing so many books I'm familiar with packaged differently for different markets.
At least the content remains constant.
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Does anyone know if Jamie Oliver Christmas with Bells on or any other of his Christmas shows has a cook book to go with it, I loved the shows and would love the book to go with?
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watching a show on history..... scary thinking some of the seals may have been broken from revelations.......
[/quote]just keep a plane on hand and touch down in Brantford on your way to get AG and JG. Bandwgn can get on at the same time
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I'll hold onto my Mini-14 and 870 mag to hold off the masses as well.
[/quote]oh man this is getting exciting. I'll wear my Giants gear to avoid getting shot.
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Almost all table saw injuries are avoidable if you use the proper ripping techniques. Learn the safe way to make a variety of rip cuts including long rips, skinny rips and even rips to straighten a crooked board.
Adjust the blade height so the bottom of the saw blade gullet is even with the top of the wood you're ripping.
A blade guard assembly that includes a splitter and an anti-kickback pawl is standard equipment with every table saw. If you've set yours aside, now's the time to dust it off, dig out your instruction manual and reinstall it. Keeping this safety equipment on your saw and in good working condition is crucial for safe cutting. The plastic guard keeps your fingers away from the blade and deflects flying debris. The splitter keeps the board from pinching the blade and kicking back at you. Kickback danger is further reduced by the anti-kickback pawl, which has little teeth that grab the board and prevent it from hurtling toward you if the blade pinches or binds during the cut.
Safe ripping starts with adjusting the blade height. In general, the less blade exposed, the safer your sawing operation. Photo 1 shows the safest height for good cutting performance.
Hook your thumb behind the board and keep your little finger in contact with the fence to rip boards 6 in. and wider. Concentrate on keeping the edge of the board in full contact with the fence while you push it through the blade at a slow, steady rate. Push the board completely past the blade and kickback pawl. Then switch off the saw, being careful to stay out of the path of the blade in case the ripped board or cutoff piece catches in the blade and kicks back.
Use a push stick for narrow rips.
A push shoe works like a push stick, but the wide handle gives a better feeling of control.
Even with a blade guard in place, you don't want your hand anywhere near the spinning blade. A moment's lapse in concentration or one little slip is all it takes to lose a finger. Push sticks allow you to keep your hands a safe distance from the blade while ripping skinny pieces. Woodworkers we talked to prefer the push shoe design (Photo 4) over the push stick. The handle on the shoe shape gives you a better grip for more control over the wood and reduces the chances of your hand slipping off. Make a push shoe using the pattern we've provided in Fig. A, or buy one from a store specializing in woodworking supplies. Always make push sticks out of plywood, not lumber that could split and fall apart while you're pushing. Push sticks and shoes are the only safe way to guide a thin board past the spinning saw blade. Make a habit of keeping a push stick or shoe within easy reach whenever you use the saw.
While there are no hard and fast rules about how narrow a strip you can rip before needing a push stick, it's a good idea to establish a safe distance and stick to it. We recommend using a push stick for any rip narrower than 6 in. (Photo 2).Save your fingers with a push stick
Rip boards narrower than 6 in. using the same technique as for wider boards. When your right hand reaches the edge of the saw table, pick up the push shoe and hook it over the back edge of the board. Stand to the side of and not directly behind the blade as you're ripping. Use a table or other outfeed support to hold the board as it leaves the saw.
Complete a narrow rip by pushing the board past the blade and anti-kickback pawl with a push shoe or push stick. Switch off the saw before retrieving the ripped board.
Ripping long boards is tricky because the board falls off the backside of the table, tempting you to reach over the spinning blade to catch it. To do it safely, you must support the end of the board as it comes off the back of the saw. You can buy manufactured stands that incorporate rollers and other devices to support this "outfeed" lumber. But a better solution is to build a small table that's the same height as your table saw (Photo 3). Or if room permits, build a permanent outfeed platform. Just make sure to support the lumber behind the saw so you're not tempted to reach over the blade to catch it.
Clamp the L-shaped plywood extension to your fence. Adjust the fence to the desired ripping width. Rip the thin strip by guiding the board along the plywood fence extension.
Complete the rip by using the L-shaped push block to push the thin strip past the blade and anti-kickback pawl.
A table saw is the best tool for cutting thin strips of wood for plywood edging, jamb extensions or lattice. The problem is that the blade guard assembly interferes with the fence and doesn't provide enough space for a push stick. Photos 5 and 6 show how to rip thin strips with the blade guard in place using a couple of easily constructed table saw accessories.
Build the fence extension by screwing a 3/4-in. x 2-1/2 in. strip of plywood to the long side of a 10-in. x 24-in. rectangle of 3/4-in. plywood. Simplify fence adjustments by ripping the finished assembly to exactly 10 in. wide. Then simply add 10 in. to your desired ripping dimension when you set the distance from the blade to the fence. Glue and clamp a 1-3/8 in. wide strip of 1/4-in. plywood or hardboard to a 6-in. x 8-in. rectangle of 3/4-in. plywood for the push block. Don't use metal fasteners to attach the thin strip.
Rip a 6-in. wide strip from the straight factory edge of a sheet of plywood. Use screws or finish nails to temporarily attach the crooked board to the plywood strip. Keep the fasteners away from the edge where they might come in contact with the saw blade.
Set the fence to remove the least amount of material and trim the attached board. Using the standard ripping procedure shown in Photo 2, guide the edge of the plywood against the fence as you run the board and plywood through the saw blade. Unscrew the board from the plywood and rip it again with the newly created straight edge against the fence.
Have you ever wanted to rip a straight edge on a crooked board, or rip an odd-shaped piece of wood like a stair baluster in half? The trick is to attach your workpiece to a straight strip of plywood. Then run the straight plywood edge against the fence to create a perfectly straight edge on your crooked board or odd-shaped piece.
This technique works only for boards with an edge that isn't straight. Don't try to rip boards that are twisted or cupped. They'll likely bind in the blade and could kick back.
To make your own push shoe, print this template out or draw it on graph paper, then enlarge it on a copier until it's roughly 12-in. long. Tape the enlarged copy to a piece of plywood and cut it out with a jigsaw.
Make sure the heel is thinner than the wood you're pushing so the heel doesn't catch on the saw bed as you're pushing.


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- Former QB Sean Salisbury
- Patriots CB Sterling Moore
- Boston Radio host Michael Holley
- Recording Artist, Ciara
- Former RB Eddie George
- Rich Gannon of CBS Sports
- Patriots Free Safety Nate Jones
- Patriots FB Lousaka Polite
- Former Dolphins QB Ray Lucas
- Giants Safety Kenny Phillips
- Giants CB Corey Webster
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