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|2012-04-24, 09:30
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^Yeah, like I mentioned in the thread's first post, there's a break this week. However, since this is the Golden Week holiday there IS a good chance that we'll get spoilers by this weekend.
Well, if it's about old villains returning and doing bad stuff again, I can already think of a few candidates (Crocodile, Wapol, Spandam (as the leader of the new generation of CP9), etc.).
As far as East Blue villains go, the only guys I can see returning at this point are Don Krieg's crew (since we haven't seen them since they set out for the GL at the end of the Baratie arc). Though to be honest, I don't really expect much from those guys since I never really cared much about the EB bosses outside of Buggy and Arlong. Well, I actually DID like how Kuro's ultimate scheme was to live a life of comfort (since that reminds me somewhat of the Jojo part 4 villain), but I found the character himself to be dull, as well. And since Jango (the only member of his crew that I liked) became a marine, that pretty much gives me zero reason to care about that lame butler pirate now!
Geez, I went a little too far off topic. Well, now to add in something relevant to the thread: BROWNBEARD FOR NAKAMA!
|2012-04-24, 11:21
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I fail to understand why Oda created a gas based devil fruit now. Smoke devil fruit was almost doing the same thing. But Im sure he will add such great and unthinkable elements to devil fruit that it will look completely different than other two gas like fruits. I can only hope that there wont be another basic fire/lava like ordinary relationship.
Since he is all about weapons of mass destruction, he may as well be a walking nuclear weapon. Still even if he is, what difference there is than a combined doku poison gas combined with moku moku powers? Cant wait to see what will come out of it.
|2012-04-24, 15:58
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Well, smoke is just that... smoke from a fire. Although yeah, if we get into details, it could contain lots of different chemicals depending on what is burning, but in this case it seems to be just plain old smoke from a bunch of wood branches or something .
The Gas Gas fruit can be many things - invisible and odorless carbon monoxide (choking like smoke), sarin gas (poison), propane/butane/LPG (burning), oxyacetylene (explosions), nitrous oxide (disorientation) and others. It's actually quite an interesting fruit with many capabilities - in many ways, Caesar Clown is the perfect walking WMD...
Since he's a Logia, he can produce an unlimited amount of gas for any purpose. I bet he makes his "medicines" using his DF, as well...
|2012-04-24, 16:16
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|2012-04-24, 16:20
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edit: I'd hope Oda wouldn't be so uncreative as to create a power that is simply the "solid" form of the Lava Lava fruit (especially considering that Akainu's attacks will, eventually, simply turn to rock after they have cooled down)...
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|2012-04-24, 17:13
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i thought c.c. looks like a better drawn version of sasori´s puppets.
|2012-04-25, 07:06
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B- The Samurai split apart by Law.
|2012-04-25, 10:57
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^Hey, like we were just saying a few posts back, it's still likely that a chapter (or at least a spoiler) will come along as soon as this weekend....
Really, I have no issue with a rock-based power being its own separate ability from magma. I have full confidence that Oda will make it unique enough to stand on its own (like for instance, it might be something more specific like a yama yama (mountain) fruit or something).
Actually, I'm glad this was brought up again. See, I was just checking out the raw for this chapter and found that his name was written as "狐火の錦えもん" (Kitsune-bi no Kinemon) or Kinemon of fox-fire. Now, I mentioned before that fox-fire can also be considered a form of the will o' the wisp. Knowing this, I'm now more certain than ever that our Wano samurai friend is a mythical zoan based on a fox youkai.
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|2012-04-25, 11:20
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There are many gases that are not normally poisons that can do harm in many ways. Hydrogen, highly explosive, infamous chlorine gas, not just a poison but can combine to form corrosive compounds easily. He can even completely fill someone with helium like Dig Dug, or even paralyse and kill with oxygen, like what happened in Jojo Stone Ocean.
|2012-04-25, 14:23
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Rock, has already been done by 3 different fruits, Swamp and Lava (technically, Swamp is more than just liquid rock and dirt, but Caribou's powers imply quicksand more than wetlands), and Sand (which is just little pieces of rock and other minerals). Additionally, Diamond (the strongest "rock") has already been used as an independent fruit. Added to that, Earthquake is also an independent fruit. There nothing really left for a Rock Rock fruit to do.
This is not to say that Oda couldn't come up with a legitimate power for Rock (mostly independent of other powers)...
|2012-04-25, 19:55
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I was not making a blanket declaration that all Zakrajsek skaters share all the same weaknesses. Re Abbott, he did not always train with Zakrajsek and has had ice dance training to boot (you knew that, though, didn't you, Doris?). I like Bradley and fully acknowledge that his interpretation skills are far better than most of Tom's students. Re Dornbush, that's news to me. I thought that he'd been with Tammy Gambill for 13 of his 19 years?
Dornbush is not a Tom Z skater; he trains with Tammy Gambill and has for a long time.
I like Agnes, a lot. I just don't think she is being packaged right and won't be under her current team if their previous skaters are any example.
Scott and Sandra are just inept commentators, to be honest. One of them called Caroline Zhang's 3F "HUGE" and who can forget Scott thinking that Yagudin would lose the LP to Goebel in SLC? Agnes has great jumps and a fabulous layback, but her skating skills and speed DO need work. As for the edge calls in US Nationals....Ashley Wagner didn't get one in her SP. Nuff said.
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Have you seen Agnes live in order to actually compare her with other top skaters? How exactly would you change the packaging of Agnes? And what skating skills does she need to improve on to compete with the top?
Frankly I think her musicality and lines are quite good. She is not a baby ballerina, however. Speed looks okay, but I haven't seen her live yet. I actually think her long program costume is quite nice, although I am not crazy about the short program one.
In contrast, everyone who has seen Sotnikova live has been impressed with her speed, stroking, and ice coverage. And Adelina is 2 years younger.
And as for Scott/Sandra they said at one point that Zhang had it all. Agnes I think has some of the most talent of all the US girls and I think there's more than enough time to get her the improvement she needs but really a coaching change is in order.
I am not doubting that Sotnikova is very good. And she probably will win Junior Worlds. But does Agnes have a chance? I think she does. Funny, talking about Zhang as a Junior, I never thought she would be a top senior skater because of all her technical problems. I saw her as having great spins and that was about it. She was certainly cute. Out of the two, Zhang and Nagasu, I thought Nagasu had the edge. I thought the same with Kim and Asada. Mao also had many technique issues with her jumps and Kim did not. Therefore, I thought Kim was better. I do think that Agnes has many fine qualities. Can she improve? Ofcourse she can, and I hope she does. I am glad she is a different skater, not a baby ballerina. What coach do you think can improve all what you call her deficiencies?
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I vote for Dody Teachman, if still coaching. Dody was the one coach that really pushed Harding when she was in her GOOD state and tried to package Tonya like a lady with power.
If not Dody, I vote for Rafael.
I am a huge fan of Agnes but I was actually hoping she would stay out of the top two at Nationals this year because I wanted her to have another trip to Junior worlds. I don't think there is any reason to rush Agnes and Christina to senior worlds because the skaters who will be their prime competition in Sochi are they young Russian ladies. Obviously nobody knows how long the elite skaters will stay in the game, but let's just say that at this stage, Agnes and Christina don't need to worry much about Miki Ando, they need to focus on Adelina Sotnikova and by taking another shot at junior Worlds this year, they'll get to do just that.
I definitely wouldnt count out either Yu Na Kim or Mao Asada for 2014. In fact there is nothing yet to me that indicates Sotnikova will be over both of them by then. I expect this will be Miki Ando's last season though. I am sure she knows she is doing well this season only since it is a soft post Olympic year and if she wins a medal at Worlds (even a bronze) she will for sure go on that note. No way she stays competitive until Sochi.
I think of the top ladies from the last Olympic cycle, Asada, Kim, and Nagasu will certainly try to stay in for Sochi. Murakami just came up from the Junior level, as did Gao and Zawadzki and they will certainly hope to be threats by 2014. Theoretically, if she continues on the path of this season, Czisny could stay in though at 26, an Olympic medal would be a tough goal. Most of the European ladies are on again off again and best, and they are getting up there in years as well. Obviously Russia has high hopes for their young juniors ladies but we have no idea how they will do once they make the move to senior level and/or if they will stay injury free. If they do make the move successfully, it will be great to see a strong battle in the 2014 Olympics between Asia, Russia, and the US, along with anybody else who may surface in the next three years.


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UTSA at the Democratic National Convention
- Interview: UTSA student April Sanchez, KABB-TV, 8//26/2008
- Interview: UTSA student Matthew Shelton, KABB-TV (8/28/08), KABB-TV, 8/8/2008
- Interview: Amy Jasperson, UTSA assistant professor of political science, KABB-TV, 8/29/2008
- Interview: UTSA student Peter Sebesta, KABB-TV, 8/2008
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- Interview: UTSA student Hilda Moeller, KABB-TV, 9/4/2008
- Interview: Amy Jasperson, UTSA assistant professor of political science, KABB-TV, 9/5/2008
- Interview: UTSA student Frank Carni, KABB-TV, 9/5/2008
- YouTube Profile: UTSA Distinguished Service 2008 award winner Liza Hunter-Galvan, video by David Deering, UTSA Web and Multimedia Services, 8/2008
- YouTube Profile: UTSA Alumnus of the Year 2008 A.J. Rodriguez, video by David Deering, UTSA Web and Multimedia Services, 8/2008
- Comments by UTSA student Sandy Jimenez-Huizar on the UTSA ring ceremony (QuickTime format), video by David Deering, UTSA Web and Multimedia Services, 5/2008. Read a UTSA story on the ring ceremony.
- UTSA hosts North American Energy Summit, KABB-TV, "News First," 5/2/2008
- UTSA float with Mariachi Los Paisanos in Battle of Flowers Parade, KABB-TV, 4/25/2008
- UTSA College of Business Briefcase Brigade perform in Battle of Flowers Parade, KABB-TV, 4/25/2008
- UTSA Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS) hosts National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, KSAT-TV, KABB-TV, UTSA Distance Learning and Academic Techology, 4/19/2008
- Fiesta UTSA raises funds for student organizations, KSAT-TV, 4/18/2008
- UTSA and San Antonio leaders encourage safe Fiesta: Drinking? Or Driving?, KABB-TV, 4/18/2008
- Professor Mo Jamshidi and engineering students from the autonomous control engineering center demonstrate land rover, underwater and aerial robots, "Great Day SA," KENS-TV, 4/2/2008
- UTSA women's basketball team earns spot in NCAA Tournament, KSAT-TV, 3/17/2008
- UTSA Downtown Campus 10th anniversary event, Texas Public Radio News, KSTX, 2/27/2008 (mp3 format)
- "Newsmaker Hour," former Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Castañeda discusses his book, "Ex Mex: From Migrants to Immigrants," at UTSA lecture (read more on UTSA Today), Texas Public Radio, KSTX, 2/22/2008 (mp3 format)
- UTSA Downtown Campus 10th anniversary, UTSA Office of Distance Learning and Academic Technology, 2/2008
- 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
- UTSA Professor Christopher Wickham discusses the UTSA food conference, "The Splendid Table, National Public Radio, 2/23/08 (mp3 format)
- UTSA awarded $6.4 million for cybersecurity defense center, KABB-TV, 1/3/08
- UTSA researchers work on bone regeneration for injured soldiers, KENS-TV, 12/8/07
- UTSA tests new underwater robots, KABB-TV, 12/7/07
- UTSA, UNAM to collaborate on science research, KSAT TV, 11/30/07
- UTSA electrical engineering students present senior design projects, KSAT-TV, 11/29/07
- UTSA researchers return from Antarctica Expedition, KENS-TV, 11/14/07
- UTSA researchers return from Antarctica Expedition, KSAT-TV, 11/13/07
- UTSA students dance on Great Day SA, KENS-TV, 11/7/07
- UTSA celebrates construction of new engineering building, KSAT-TV, 11/5/07
- UTSA leads national nanoscience consortium, KENS-TV, 11/05/07
- UTSA 2016: A Shared Vision, KSAT TV, 11/05/07
- UTSA architecture students present remodeling plans for Edgewood child development center, KABB TV, 10/19/07
- UTSA hosts Yoko Ono exhibit, KENS TV, 9/26/07
- UTSA profiles distinguished alumnus Jim Mickey
- UTSA profiles distinguished alumnus Bob McKinley
- UTSA biologists promote bioagro defense public meetings, FOX TV, 9/11/07
- UTSA students vote on athletics fee, WOAI TV, 9/10/07
- UTSA biologists support bioagro defense lab being built in San Antonio, 9/7/07
- UTSA Downtown Campus celebrates Roadrunner Days, WOAI TV, 8/27/07
- UTSA student interviewed on CNN'S 'American Morning' program, CNN TV, 8/24/07
- UTSA researchers discuss trip to Antarctica, FOX TV, 8/23/07
- UTSA students begin classes, KENS TV, 8/22/07
- UTSA researchers travel to Antarctica, KENS TV, 8/22/07
- UTSA opens Laurel Village, WOAI TV, 8/22/07
- UTSA celebrates Roadrunner Days, FOX TV, 8/22/07
- UTSA hosts prep exposition, KSAT TV, 7/16/07
- UTSA PREP students exhibit projects at expo, KSAT TV, 7/16/07
- UTSA students attend pre-law summer academy, KSAT TV, 6/6/07
- High school students participate in UTSA engineering internship program, KSAT TV, 6/5/07
- UTSA students coordinate donations to Eagle Pass tornado victims, KABB TV, 5/25/07
- UTSA science and biomedical and mechanical engineering professors discuss preparing for chemical and biological attacks, WOAI TV, 5/23/07
- Viviana Rojas, UTSA assistant professor of communication, and Harriett Romo, UTSA associate professor of sociology, discuss differences between the United States and Mexico (in Spanish), KVDA TV, 4/16/07
- UTSA ranks No. 3 in graduating Hispanics, KENS TV, 5/17/07
- UTSA faculty member discusses impact of Americans retiring in Mexico, KVDA TV, 5/16/07
- UTSA engineering professor Hai-Chao Han receives $400K NSF award, KENS TV, 5/10/07
- UTSA students raise money for sick Mexican boy, KABB TV, 4/5/07
- YTV's "Mystery Hunter" episode on the Chupacabra filmed in UTSA BSE Building laboratory, 5/4/07
- High-tech warriors: Professor Mo Jamshidi and his robotics researchers, UTSA TV, 5/1/07
- Nerve cell research of UTSA neurobiologist Gary Gaufo, KENS TV, 4/20/07
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Today is Acadia day!!! I got up at around 5am. I went by Stephen King's home in Bangor Maine first. It's an old Victorian style home, and you know it's his home because he has a cast iron front gate that has bats on it! I took me an hour to drive to Acadia and it was still foggy and raining a little bit. I finally got to the park. The entrances are a little weird because the one I went through didn't have a gate right away. So I was driving around for a little bit and I hadn't paid the entrance fee. I kept driving around and it was still a bit foggy. I was almost getting a little pissed because I thought today was supposed to be nothing but sunshine.
Finally a couple hours later the weather cleared up! I found the pay station and it was only $10 to get in. The first stop was Sand Beach......SO BEAUTIFUL
The Must-See's of Acadia are: Bar Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Thunder Hole, Cadillac Mountain,
Otter Cove, and the Bass Harbor Lighthouse.
1) Bar Harbor - Very cute town, lots of shops, great views. They even have a location where you can walk out onto a tiny island (when the tide is out) for great views of Bar Harbor. You just have to make sure you get back to shore before the tide comes back in! You can also take whale watching tours!
2) Southwest Harbor - Another very cute little town. great views of docked sailboats.
3) Thunder Hole - As you are driving around Acadia, there are lots of pull-offs where you can stop and take pictures
4) Cadillac Mountain - If you want to see BREATHTAKING views of the coastline, take the short drive up Cadillac Mountain. This is a definite must-see of Acadia! The road is very narrow and windy but once you get to the top, it's well worth it!
5) Otter Cove - A nice area to just sit out on a rock and enjoy the breeze coming off the water.
6) Bass Harbor Lighthouse - a nice lighthouse. I've seen some pictures of the lighthouse shot from the rocks below. You aren't really allowed down there, but if you can sneak your way down, your sure to get some great pictures! Just be careful you don't slip on a rock!
Overall, you only need more than 2 days to see Acadia if you plan on hiking or going on one of the boat trips that go along the coastline. If you drive around the park and stop at the main attractions you can see Acadia in 2 days or less.
After leaving Acadia, I stopped at a few coastal villages (Blue Hill, Castine, Belfast) as I made my way back down South. I stopped in Augusta just as it was getting dark. It's a pretty small city but cute and has a nice state capitol building.


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Winter survival so far is 9/12 in regular 10 frame configurations, and 18/18 in 5 frame nuc equipment; Although based upon the frost ring around the upper entrances there may be a couple of the nucs on their last legs. I will check in a week or two when the weather is warmer.


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I might buy some VSH virgins this Summer. Introduction (in queen castles or nucs) could begin at Emergence +3 days.
If the virgins are introduced to only nurse bees and sealed/emerging brood what acceptance rate should I expect?
I have a site with non-Italians (Carni and Palmer/Palmer daughters) and few miles away there's a beekeeper that has numerous Palmer and Zia queens, and possibly a couple of Italians. There could easily be other colonies in the area.
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RE: st: Estout after xtmixed with ar(1) residuals
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Dear Thoma,
thank you for your reply. I am doing what you suggest but it doesn't work.
Specifically, in estout, I am using the transformation "transform(ln*: exp(@) exp(@) r_ln*: exp(@) exp(@) at*: tanh(@) (1-tanh(@)^2) r_atr*: tanh(@) (1-tanh(@)^2))", so I am calculating exp(r_lns2ose). Apparently it's not the correct transormation.
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Just guessing here -- you should be able to work out quickly if I'm
right or wrong.
Typically in an ML routine you would optimize for t=log( of an SD or a variance)
this guarantees that the exp(t) (the SD or the variance) is non negative.
So I'm guessing that to get your variance or SE it should be exp(r_lns2ose)
Similarly for correlations. If they are allowed to range between -1
and 1, one probably optimizes for z=tanh^-1 of the correlation, as the
tanh(z) is bounded between -1 and 1.
However, in an autoregressive model the correlation should be between
0 and 1, no? So I would program the optimization so that the
back-transformation is 0.5*tanh(z)+0.5 -- bounded between 0 and 1. I
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On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 8:17 AM, Dimitris Pavlopoulos
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> Dear all,
> I am trying to use estout after xtmixed (STATA 11 /SE). I am using a model with random slopes and an ar(1) stucture for the residuals. Stata 11 allows the estimation of separate correlation and residual standard deviation according to the values of a categorical variable. I have used this feature for a binary variable.
> My problem is that I cannot find which function is estout using to transform the standard deviation of the residuals that corresponds to value 1 of the grouping variable. So, for the residuals estout present:
> lnsig_e: variance for residuals corresponding to value 0 of grouping variable
> r_atr1: autoregressive correlation corresponding to value 0 of grouping variable
> r_lns2ose: variance for residuals corresponding to value 1 of grouping variable
> r_atr2: autoregressive correlation corresponding to value 1 of grouping variable
> for lnsig_e, I need to exponantiate to get the standard deviation
> For r_atr1 and r_atr2, I am using the tanh() function.
> Does anybody know what function do I have to use to get the standard deviation from r_lns2ose?
> Thanks in advance?
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I agree that new beeks should go in the hive and get educated when necessary and enjoy themselves while they do it. But going in just for fun is detrimental to the bees. While you are laughing and slapping your knees at the ignorant buffoon who is anthropomorphizing his bees you are ignoring some important facts. When you open the hive and disrupt their workings they must now fix it .you only destroy and never rebuild. They may be set back as much as three days putting the hive back together. They dont have a ready reserve to repair the battle damage so there is a disruption in the gathering of stores. If these three days were major flow days, they missed it. If the three days were followed by rain then they stay home and eat stores further setting them back. They now after lets say three events have only enough stores to maybe make it through the winter. But you are going to take the stores for yourself and feed them slop and hope they make until next season. But none of this really matters anyway they are just stupid insects.
Dave - PM me if you are interested in natural beekeeping in Hancock County Maine.
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It always tickles me to here of families sharing the joy of keeping bees. I want to give you the best possible answer to you question. You both have to learn about your bees and what is going on in the hive. There are lessons in life that your daughter will learn from these visits both from the bees and from you. You cannot ignore the disruption that occurs with each visit. If you go in too often the bees will suffer regardless of the claims of others. You will learn this as you go if you are truly interested in the bees. If your bees dont make it the first year that is ok because you learned and shared this time with your daughter. You will be ahead with the comb already built for next year. During this first year you will be developing a beekeeping philosophy. It is entirely up to you what you daughter learns about bees, life, and her Dad from this experience. There is crush, kill, destroy the stupid insects; let nature do what it does and respect these marvelous creatures, and everything in between. Choose wisely Grasshopper!
Dave - PM me if you are interested in natural beekeeping in Hancock County Maine.
I really take issue with some of what you say.
Your first sentence quoted about laughing and slapping of knees.
What a load of bollocks I dont know anyone who even gives this a thought let alone have a laugh fest over it.
Your paragraph quoted in the middle is IMHO also a load of bollocks,
if you do the maths then there would hardly be a beeehive alive if by opening them 3 times in a season they are not going to make it through winter!
And the bit about it taking 3 days to rebuild what you destroyed and in those 3 days they dont bring in any stores that is not my experience and I know of noone who would advocate that.
Lastly to say that the stores are all taken and they are fed "slop" because who cares they are only insects, what the heck is that all about?
You are obviously against opening hives and thats fine I dont have a problem with that, but to post such rot and to put down beekeepers that do open hives is really childish and not helpful to anyone.
Hello all:
I had to change my account name (I was bwalden but I was suddenly unable to post and I can't get a response from the admins so I made a new account). I appreciate all of your responses, we only go in the hive once a week and only on warm days. We keep our visits short to keep the bother to a minimum. we haven't had to work to hard to get into the hive. They are building very straight combs with no cross comb. The bee's have so far been very docile and we have not had to use the smoker (it just seems to piss them off). I am sure we are making mistakes, but we will learn in time. I did not know that it would create such a hubbub. Thanks again for all of your opinions
- Bill
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Hi Bill,
It's been an interesting read thats for sure!
I've often thought over the last few days of reading, Poor ol Bill didn't know what he was letting himself in for! LOL such an innocent post but what strong reactions!
Have fun with your bees and your daughter
Thanks kiwi...I was surprised at the reaction, and me unable to post for a week.
Hi again Bill,
I just wanted to add that I was brought up in a beekeeping family and been with bees all my life.
My Dad and my brother took me under their wing and taught me so much.
Dad is in his 80's now but still raises over 300 queens for us each spring and I have so many special times with him as we work the bees together.
Your daughter will have those memories and special times too and thats a very cool thing!
I also was brought up with beekeeping, and my dad is my partner in our operation. I agree with Kiwi that your daughter will recall and relish the time you have spent with her and these experiences she will never forget. My dad and I get to spend a lot of time together with our bee business and I appreciate every moment I get to spend with him. Have fun and cherish time spent, it seems just yesterday my daughter was born and next month she turns 17...goes by way too fast.
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Thats what I thought. When we smoked them the one time, the pitch of the buzz increased and it seemed they were fanning the hive to clear the smoke out. However, in recent visits to the hive, we have not started the smoker and the bees remained nice and calm.
Bill you've been putting too much smoke on them they only need a small puff at the entrance and a couple of puffs over the top of the bars when you open them. Just little puffs not billowing smoke
Thanks...I think we will leave the smoker alone for now the bees have not been acting aggressive when we open the hive, Thanks again Kiwi
i'm in the same boat with u, bill. this is my first go-around and i want to know how things are progressing as well as getting my 11 year old son over his fear of stinging insects!
we're 2 1/2 weeks into our 'beekeeping' adventure and have been in the hive 5 times. on the second trip we released the queen manually.the forth and fifth trips were both without a smoker and in short sleeves. he's turned 180 degrees from installing our bee package, where his atttire was veil, gloves, and long sleeves with a comfortable distance from the goings-on!
now he's in shorts, no shirt. he methodically brushes the bees off the the bottom of the feeder, before he fills it, like he's been doing it all his life. thats a long way from swatting at every thing with wings just a month ago.
i'm going to pickup 3 nucs next week, so if we are causing havoc on our first hive, we'll still keep on keeping on!
for the time being, all seems well. got larva in our brood and i see foragers on our cucumber plants, as their in full bloom now. i feel like this is a life changing experience for my boy and its real cool to see the smile in his eyes when he knows he's doing this thing. good luck on ur journey.
Going in without a smoker is a sure sign of over-confidence. You've been very lucky doing it twice....my advice is to not do it anymore! You WILL get attacked by angry bees when you pick the wrong place at the wrong time. I'd hate for your boy to suffer a set-back because he gets stung a dozen times within 5 seconds.
Really, I've been there....don't go in without at least a little smoke.
Chris Harvey
thanks chris!
i wondered if i had the most docile bees ever or was the real deal just kinda.... waiting on me..... like a pissed off ex-wife!!!!!! we're gonna stay away for the next 2 weeks, as bad as we want to look inside, and then we'll see how the next invasion goes WITH a smoker.
thats an education.... without the cost. point well taken and thanks again
Tommy Childers
I knew we would want to be in there a lot, so I put in an observation window which gets pretty regular use. We try to go in once a week or so, it has been nice to see them building up. Mt daughter has been stung before but she still is very happy to go into the hive. she works in a cobbled together bee suit till hers shows up in the mail (hopefully this week).
when you need a smoker, its too late to light it. same thing with a veil. i get a lot of equipment from beekeepers who got used to docile bees, then one day get 25 stings-in the face. its not a matter of "man-up" or how good a keeper you are. sooner or later you're gonna crack a top and get swarmed before you get it off-guaranteed. just a matter of time.
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thanks for the info, mike. i'm definitely gonna protect him better.


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Although formed on the West Coast by three California-based college students, We Are Scientists officially took flight after frontman Keith Murray, bass player Chris Cain, and drummer Michael Tapper relocated to Brooklyn and began building a small devoted following. After releasing three EPs and one independent album, the group signed with Virgin Records and released its major-label debut, With Love and Squalor, in early 2006. Although modestly popular in America, the album became a gold-selling hit in the U.K., where the band's sound -- part post-punk revival and part indie rock, with a touch of '80s synth pop -- drew parallels to popular bands like the Editors, Franz Ferdinand, and the Killers. In 2008, the group -- which was now just a duo comprising Cain and Murray -- put out its second full-length album, Brain Thrust Mastery. As before, the record found more popularity overseas, where it debuted at number 11 on the U.K. albums chart. The band toured heavily in support, playing a number of European festivals and opening shows in America for Kings of Leon. As We Are Scientists prepared to record a third album, former Razorlight drummer Andy Burrows joined the lineup, and the revised band unveiled itself with the release of 2010's Barbara. That year founding members Cain and Murray appeared in their own series of comedy shorts, titled Steve Wants His Money, which was seen on the Internet and ran as segments on MTV. In late 2012, they entered the studio in New York with producer Chris Coady (Beach House, Gang Gang Dance, Blonde Redhead) to record sessions for their fourth record. Burrows relocated to the city from England while he worked with Murray and Cain to write and record tracks for the album. Titled TV en Français, it arrived in early 2014. In 2016, We Are Scientists returned with their fifth studio album, Helter Seltzer, featuring the singles "Buckle" and "Too Late." ~ James Christopher Monger & Andrew Leahey
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a corruption of lol (meaning laugh out loud) alothg lol is almost never used in the correct context is is still a very popular method of keeping a convosation going. also lolardale and lolage (meaning u got owned making people lol at you.) "ard" can also be added to soz (an abreviation of sorry) to make sozard , sozadale or sozage (like how saying sausage sounds with a french accent)
personA: oh my god i can't belive it!
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Quiet Apartment in the Court Yard
Size45 m²
Floor No.0
- Kitchen
- Family/child friendly
- Pets allowed
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Wiener Straße, 10999 Berlin, Germany
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|A few hours
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Six people can enjoy a comfortable night's sleep using the double bed and 2 sets of bunk beds placed in the airy living room. A sofa and dining table are also featured here. Delicious meals can be prepared using the equipped kitchen.
Those looking to experience Kreuzberg's bustling nightlife can head to the areas of Mehringdamm, Bergmannstraße Street and Oranienstraße Street. Enjoy some time chilling out in the area by walking for 5 minutes to popular, or by taking the bus to lovely Viktoriapark.
Take a stroll through the surrounding streets to discover a multicultural flair and alternative subculture.
House rulesThe front house and the first rear building are ordinary Berliner houses.
The neighbors are very happy when it's quiet in the yard from 22 clock.
Smoking is not allowed in the guesthouse. You can smoke in the backyard.
Wifi is free. PLEASE NOTE: Germany is very strict chasing people who download content illegally and apply heavy fines. Please don't! We would like to keep the internet open for our guests.
|Price for > 3 guests
|$ 12 US per guest/night extra
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In the picture, the room looked fine for the price. But it came as a surprice that there were no visible host or other kind of reception, no common area or water heater. Just a room in the second backyard in what seemed a seedy area. (at least at night.) The shared bathroom was fine, the room was clean, though.
Very good stay in the center of Berlin. With stunning views. 2 steps from everything. A perfect apartment for a couple. I recommend it.
Très bon séjour, en plein centre de Berlin. Avec une superbe vue. A 2 pas de tout. Un appartement parfait pour un couple. Je vous le conseille.
The apartment is really close to the center, the metro station is just under the building (a tower of twenty floors) and that of the s-bahn station is across the street. Decorated in the style ikea is broad. Points are to the detriment surface cleaning (clean only the floor and the dust and the cobwebs were proudly displayed on the fixtures if and corners, giving a sense of dirt which then affects the very experience), then the area is a bit ' dark even if a 10-minute walk to Alexanderplatz and megacentro Alexa shopping. The price is rather good.
L'appartamento è veramente vicino al centro, la fermata della metro è proprio sotto il palazzo ( un palazzone di una ventina di piani) e quella della s-bahn è dall'altra parte della strada. Arredato in stile ikea è ampio. Punti a sfavore sono la pulizia superficiale (pulito solo il pavimento mentre la polvere e le ragnatele facevano bella mostra di se sugli infissi e sugli angoli, dando un senso di sporco che poi condiziona molto l'esperienza), la zona è poi un po' buia anche se in 10 minuti a piedi si raggiunge alexanderplatz ed il megacentro commerciale Alexa. Il prezzo è invece buono.
The apartment is very nice, clean and functional, very beautiful view. And above all extremely well placed: one S-Bahn and U-Bahn at the foot of the building, and some shops. And is 5 minutes walk from Alexanderplatz where you can find a wide selection of restaurants, shops, bars and transport. For the rest of the city, the apartment is central so everything is 3 or 4 subway or walking distance!
L'appartement est très bien, propre et fonctionnel, la vue très belle. Et surtout extrêmement bien placé : une station de S-Bahn et de U-Bahn au pied de l'immeuble, et quelques commerces. Et on est 5 minutes à pieds d'Alexanderplatz où on peut trouver un large choix de restaurants, magasins, bars, transports.
Pour le reste de la ville, l'appartement est central donc tout est à 3 ou 4 stations de métro ou accessible à pied !
Simple, very comfortable, friendly people and high helpfulness
Einfach, sehr bequem, freundliche leute und hohe hilfsbereitschaft
Owner very nice, with a willingness to help beyond what is necessary for the use and enjoyment of the apartment
Propietario muy agradable, con disposición a ayudar más allá de lo necesario para el uso y disfrute del apartamento
The room was ok, but the location was ideal and the view of Berlin was incredible.
Very nice and helpful hosts, clean room. Thank you very much
Sehr nette und hilfsbereite Gastgeber und sauberes Zimmer.
Vielen dank
Perfect floor well connected with metro, train (sband), bus and even boat pier for tour and gracious host and correct throughout.
Perfecto, piso muy bien comunicado, con metro, tren metropolitano (sband), bus e incluso embarcadero para tour en barco y el anfitrión muy agradable y correcto en todo.
Ivos's apartment is very nice, comfortable and located in a very good position. We spent very good time and our experience in Berlin was so exciting also because we lived in this nice apartment, where nothing is missing. Ivos is a very helpful and nice person. For example, in the second week, We had only a little problem with the shower, and when we contacted Ivos, he gave up a bbq with friends for to reach us in the other side of the city and repair everything so quickly (He also gave us some delicious chocolates!).
If you wanto to visit Berlin, Ivos's apartment it's a very good choice!
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Happy St. Patrick's Day! Tradition dictates that all those of us in Ireland go watch a parade and/or get appallingly drunk on Guinness (or Murphys, Smithwicks, Bulmers, O'Hara's, Jameson…), but as I'm neither a big drinker nor a big parade watcher, it seemed only appropriate I offer a list of alternatives.
Read some Irish Myths and Legends
Even before we touch on Leprechauns, There's a rich tradition of storytelling in Ireland from the seanachaí (traditional itinerant storytellers) up to Lady Gregory, a folklorist and friend of poet and playwright William Butler Yeats who compiled many of them into book form. My Guide Ireland has a great concise round-up of some of the more well known ones here, and there's a beautifully written and illustrated kids' book of the stories available here.
Watch some Father Ted
There's a good portion of the population between the ages of 15 and 50 regard Father Ted as one of our greatest cultural achievements, but as far as I can ascertain it has never officially aired outside of Ireland, the UK and Scandinavia. Legend has it that it was pitched as 'Seinfeld, but with priests' and well, it's just that. Three priests (one slightly corrupt, one a foulmouthed alcoholic and one unfathomably naïve) and their housekeeper, on a desolate island off the west coast of Ireland. 3 seasons and a Christmas special later, and you have one of the most often quoted sitcoms in this country. Here's a quick snippet (embedding is disabled) from an episode, in which Father Ted (Dermot Morgan) is trying to teach alcoholic priest Father Jack (Frank Kelly) some more appropriate language for an impending visit by a bishop.
Maybe you had to be there. Some episodes do show up online (legitimately, too!) on 4OnDemand, but access may depend on your location. You can find the DVDs at Amazon.co.uk. Continue Reading "10 (Mostly) Sober Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day" »


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Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 6:02 PM
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i approved your comment because I am not scared of you. I have no reason to. I was bold enough to comment and I'm bold enough to approve your response. guess what Krimlin, I JUST DID IT ON YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! scary much? HAHAHAHA!!!!!! LMBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO


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1) A person or institution whose primary concern is making money, or 2) a person or institution who discriminates against certain people based on the amount of cash they own or make (their class).
"This machine fills cashists," a play on folk guitarist Woody Guthrie's famous saying "this machine kills fascists."
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면적10 m²
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Accommodation summary
|Widegate Street, E1 7HP London, 영국
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The rental includes a has a double room with a plasma TV, freezer, internet and access to shared fitted kitchen with washing machine facilities. Soap and shampoo are provided as well.
Bed linen will be provided and changed every week. The apartment will also be cleaned every four nights during stays of longer length. It's ideal for a short stay: Good value, Great location!
Close both to the high-octane world of the City of London and also near to London's trendy east End, with Shoreditch and Brick Lane very nearby.
Liverpool Street Tube Station is 1 minute walk away. Liverpool Street is a big transport hub with connections all over the great city of London. Ideal for couples, friends, family, professionals visiting the City.
Shoreditch is in the east of central London and is one of the most popular areas in London at the moment. It is full of trendy cafés, bars, restaurants and other meeting points such as galleries and small shops. There are also a lot of exciting markets surrounding the area such as Brick Lane Market, Broadway Market and Colombia Road Market.
A short walk away from Shoreditch is Liverpool Street station where you can access Central Line, which will take you to the Oxford Street in 10 minutes. Oxford Street is the main shopping street in London, and nearby are a lot of the typical attractions of London. There are also plenty of buses and night buses running 24/7 from all directions in London.
Whether you want to enjoy a day (or night) out in central London, or chill out with the locals in one of the markets, Shoreditch is the perfect location for you.
숙소규정I have 36 rooms and flat please check my profile on Wimdu for more information on areas and prices.
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The location is perfect when you arrive at Stansted airport because the express stops at Liverpool station and it's only like 5 minute walk from the station to the room.
The room itself was OK. It could be better... but I give 10 for the location.
If you want to relax a lot at the room, I would recommend to go somewhere else but if you want to travel freely in London city, I would recommend this place.
+ The bed was comfortable and worked for two people. The location was perfect, close to the tube. There was a lot of resturants near by. I recomend Nando´s (right next door)
- The room was VERY tiny! The stairs where very narrow. The kitchen smelled bad and was Dirty. that you have to throw the toailetpaper in a bin not in the toilet (when people do "the number two" it smells and gets yuckie...) The smell from the indian resturant down stairs
Nice room and very central, 5 minutes from Liverpool Street Station!! The room is very small, but for that price and for people visiting London it's enough. The shared kitchen was very good, we had no problems. The shared bathroom wasn't so good, the toilet didn't flush, and as you can imagine, in a shared bathroom, that's not very pleasant... Moreover, our bed a lot of short hairs in the headboard, and no, those were not our hairs, simply disgusting! Apart from that, everything great!
The room and the bathroom were clean as explained, it was very helpful the accomodation so close to Bishopsgate an Liverpool street, Marcos is very agreeable,
I warmly recommend this accomodation.
The receptionist was very friendly but the room was so small that the bed took almost all of the room. Very thin walls. But everything was clean and the location is top! Still it is London we're talking about, so for this price-range pretty much everything is acceptable
We had a great room, in front of road networks Liverpool street, great for moving quickly. Room for two, no more. Bathroom, toilet and kitchen collective, but damage to the location of the apartment worth, train, subway, bus, 1 minute, I could not ask for more! Very welcoming person speak some French! A recommender if you do not stay in your room. Beautiful city !! A remake!
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- 모든 호스트는 전화로 입증되었습니다.


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It's hard to imagine, but 50 years ago it wasn't TV, the Internet, Twitter or a myriad of social media that alerted people to breaking news, instead they probably heard it on the radio. But that all changed one afternoon in Dallas, Nov. 22, 1963, when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. That's when people discovered the power of live TV, says Rick Stevens, a professor of journalism at CU-Boulder.
"The Kennedy assassination was one of those watershed moments where suddenly we were witnessing history unfolding in front of us and news after that started to just unfold that way," Stevens said. "Now we just expect that. When something's happening, we turn on the television and we can see it. But that was the first time that that occurred in our country."
Stevens, who teaches new media journalism, says for four days, from the hospital where Kennedy was initially taken to the funeral procession in Washington, D.C., to Arlington National Cemetery, Americans were glued to their TV sets eight hours a day watching history unfold.
"The Kennedy assassination was the first live event that got wall-to-wall coverage," he said. "It was the first time that Americans could turn on the televisions in their living rooms and see the events of the day unfold in front of them. We'd never had anything like that – that shared experience. Prior to these events, radio had been kind of the dominant medium for breaking news."
The spontaneity of live TV caught a lot of of people off guard. From the TV journalists to the politicians, Stevens says, people had to make do on the run.
"You can tell that a lot of them were caught in that moment trying to figure out how to cover this event in a way that had never been done before," he said. "There's a lot of interesting historical artifacts in there too, lots of cigarettes, people drinking coffee on the air and things like that that we wouldn't do today. But the politicians you could see were wrestling with it as well. Particularly Bobby Kennedy and LBJ, who had historically had some tension, who had to be in close proximity on camera for such a long duration. You could imagine what that was like."
The live coverage of the Kennedy assassination set the stage for TV to play a role in many significant American events down the road, says Stevens.
"In the ensuing years it's television that changed the way we thought about civil rights conflict," he said. "It's television that changed our opinion on Watergate. All of those events, being able to see the ramifications and results for ourselves in our living rooms, changed our relationship with the public."
Stevens says the tragic irony of this being the first live breaking news event covered on a national scale is that it was about a man who clearly understood the power of TV.
"John F. Kennedy was the first presidential candidate to make effective use of television using the images to promote his message in a revolutionary way," Stevens said. "His whole political career and national politics kind of rose on television. So it was fitting in a tragic kind of way that his assassination was recorded this way."
Another irony is that the news coverage of the assassination launched the careers of several reporters who would become prominent household names. Names like Dan Rather, Robert MacNeil, Jim Lehrer, Peter Jennings and Bob Schieffer.
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Arrival in Ratho
Trip Start May 22, 2009
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Our afternoon consisted of walking around the town and down the Union Canal. Learned
The next day was a trip into Edinburgh with myself, Brian, Pete and the kids. 1st stop was the museum of Scotland. This is a huge museum. You could easily spend a week there and still not see everything inside. It was interesting to see many parallels between some Irish traditions and history we'd learned about.
Lunch was at Grey Friar's Kirk (church). This large church was finished at the same time the Mayflower was arriving in the North Americas. Seemed to be a popular place for walking tours, so we suffered through several historical renditions of the same thing as we ate. Apparently, this place is
First impressions of Scotland:
1) Ontario. Somehow we've been mystically transported to South-Western Ontario. I was a
2) Brown. Beautiful large brown sandstone buildings rise straight up from the sidewalk. Majestically they line the road of the main streets. After spending some time in Edinburgh the city exemplifies this. Only these buildings are 5 and 6 stories in height standing along cobbled streets and carry the black evidence of days where coal was used.
Local interest: not quite what Brian and I are doing, but some
amazing cycling none-the-less. Plus it gives a great look at the
city. Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z19zFlPah-o
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WHOOOOOO G-MEN!!! GOING TO THE SUPERBOWL!!!! Lets go.
Round 1
Janoris Jenkins CB North Alabama
There is too much uncertainty i the secondary going into next season. We have TT coming off injury and without a contract, Justin Tryon who we signed also coming off injury, Bruce Johnson might never be tha same again after his injury, Brian Witherspoon looked good in camp but suffered an ACL tear and never got to show his stuff, and then there is Micheal Coe. And when picking at 32 you have to try to get the biggest possible bang for your buck.
Round 2
Andre Branch DE Clemson
With Osi most likely being gon and Reese being a Man who puts a premium on pass rusher, Branch is a kid who possesses size (6'5) burst and balance as a run an pass guy.
Round 3
Ryan Broyles WR Oklahoma
Manningham will likely be looking for a big paycheck and will go for greener pastors so the Giants select Broyles who is a all around receiver. he runs goo routes, can play the slot and outside, has great hand, and can make people miss.
Round 4
Philip Blake C Baylor
Throughout 2011, Blake was an excellent pass protector for Robert Griffin III, and opened up holes in the ground game for running back Terrance Ganaway. Blake is a good athlete for his size. He has the strength to push tackles aside and surprising quickness to hit blocks on linebackers. For the past two years, Blake has been the starter at center, having begun his collegiate career at tackle. To close out 2011, he had a lot of success going against Washington Huskies defensive tackle Alameda Ta'amu in the Alamo Bowl. The Baylor Bears were able to have a massive game on the ground to the tune of 482 yards. In the NFL, Blake would probably fit best in a power man blocking scheme.
Round 5
Harrison Smith SS Notre Dame
Very intelligent player that is usually in the right place at the right time. Grant will most likely retire after this year leaving a hole in the secondary that needs to be filled.
I didn't put a lineman in their because I feel that Reese will either let one of the young guys on the roster (Petrus, Brewer) work into the role or address it in the FA. Linebacker was also avoided for the same reason. the coaches were content with Goff heading into the season and with young guys like Williams, Herzlich, Jones, and Paysinger, that if any LB was added it would be either a FA vet or a URFA.