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Scientists Warn Supervolcano Will Destroy US
Some of the worlds smartest geophysicists arent sleeping well anymore. Perhaps their dreams are filled with nightmaresif so, it wouldnt be surprising since what they thought they knew about volcanoes wasnt quite right. But now they know the truththe terrifying realitysupervolcanoes are activating and can destroy America at any time. Maybe in 100 years or maybe as early as next week
Forget about tumbling asteroids the size of mountains bombarding Earth Stop worrying about nuclear war Shrug off any concerns about the coming Ice Age Doomsday is probably closer than you think and no matter where you live you probably arent safe from the effects of the aftermath.
Thats the terrible reality facing scientists around the world as they scramble to revise monitoring systems to better predict the imminent destructive fury of the supervolcanoes when they blow.
For many years volcanologists thought tomorrow was a long way off. But two scientific papers published recently reassessed the danger of several ominous U.S. volcanoes: one in Death Valley, the Ubehebe Crater, is half a mile wide and more than 700 feet deep. Believed to have last erupted thousands of years ago, its now known to have blasted away during the 14th Century.
The other volcano, the famous Crater Lake cauldera in Oregon, can recharge itself in a few short decades and then explode with super-massive destructive force. Until lately, scientists believed that volcanoes also required thousands of years to become dangerously active again. They were wrong.
And changing it isat an alarming rate. The changes in knowledge that have come rapidly the past few years now have some scientists biting their nails over the Doomsday supervolcano in Yellowstone Park. That volcano has shown all the signs of becoming active: parts of the ground have heated to just under 1,000⁰ F while the earth is bulging from a building lava dome and a lake has completely boiled away.
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Black Blade: Yep, and Yellowstone is my backyard.
When you're born you get a ticket to the freak show. When you're born in America , you get a front row seat. - George Carlin
Some serious concern from the vulcanologists in the article. Scary sh*t if/when it happens.
Hell, I'm starting to seriously wonder if the whole Mayan calendar thing isn't real. I'm not a tin foil hat wearer, but I'm not blind either.
Supervolcanoes on the horizon.
Our current Commander -in-Thief
The coming financial meltdown. (which leads to----)
The breakdown of American Society
Civil War or Revolution
The current situation in Syria, and potential US involvement
The situation in Iran, and potential US involvement
China and Russia telling the US to stay out of both or there will be WW3.
Pending Mega-tsunami due to some pacific islands fracturing
Plus I'm sure theres a bunch of "top 10" other reasons that things are looking bad for not just America, but the world. It's the first time in my life that I truly wonder what the future hold for the Earth and civilization as we know it. Oh well, I guess I'm rambling, but I have been thinking about these things alot lately.
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller
Historic Earthquakes
Black Blade. I thing Yellow Stone is the nearest too going.
But their are so many other faults, people are not paying attention too.
Missouri was the largest quake we ever had in this country.
Short of researching it.
Their is a rock ledge off Africa. If it goes, Florida will have a sunamie.
Were done.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
it is the END of the world as we know it. i got a bottle of tequila and i feel fine! LOL!
i figure the volcano will hold off till the iran thing gets settled--
Why can't they ever warn us about roaming bands of Victoria Secrets models or being invaded by the Swedish bikini team?
Moleman you are a dreamin fool!!!!
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
When you're born you get a ticket to the freak show. When you're born in America , you get a front row seat. - George Carlin
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781


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Male decline is no myth
We all agree that the number of female breadwinners leapt from only 4 percent in 1970 to nearly 30 percent in 2010. Coontz, however, discounts this gain by arguing that when we look at all married couples, not just dual-earner couples, the numbers look much weaker because some wives don't work at all. This is a fair point. But if we are going to add on extra data samples, then I offer another, more relevant one: the growing number of single mothers. Trends in the United States do not point toward an explosion of full-time stay-at-home mothers but of single mothers who are, by default, for better or worse, often the main breadwinners of their families. We recently passed the threshold, for example, at which more than half of all births to mothers under 30 were to single mothers. I'm not sure this counts as feminist progress, but it does count as a profound shift in the traditional power dynamics of the American family. …
But here's the thing: The upheaval in gender dynamics I've spent three years reporting and writing about all points in one direction. Yes, there are zigs and zags. Yes, different sectors of the economy and society are moving at different rates. Yes, in the last decade progress has slowed down (it has slowed down for men, too). Yes, a female MBA earns less than a male MBA out of school (although the difference, before children, is now negligible). Yes, the richest of the rich are still almost exclusively male, or their wives. And yes, we have not yet remotely figured out how to make most American workplaces family-friendly.
But zoom the graph back a few decades and you can see how far we've come—and that the lines all point one way: Men's wages have been stagnating, and by some measures declining, as women's economic fortunes continue to rise. The wage gap has been slowly closing for women, but the education gap has not been closing for men. We can focus only and eternally on the fact that those lines have not yet crossed or even converged in many professions. But isn't that vantage point a bit narrow? Why does we're-not-there-yet mean we're not headed there?


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very nice mix-these 3 colors look so good together!!
I worked on this one for quite a while, not sure why I liked those colors but determined to try reconciling them. I'm pleased with the result and glad others find the combination pleasing. Thanks!
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This election will close on October 29, 2011, at 7:00 a.m EDT.
This is the second round for this franchise. The first round is here
We inducted the following players:
Dwight Gooden
Keith Hernandez
Howard Johnson
Jerry Koosman
Mike Piazza
Tom Seaver
Darryl Strawberry
And the following contributors:
Frank Cashen
Gil Hodges
Davey Johnson
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to create a Hall of Fame for each franchise whereby each franchise will honor those individuals whose contributions and accomplishments are most notable, significant, and enduring to that franchise's history. This project is not about simply honoring those with the best statistics with each franchise.
Standards: Each franchise has its own unique history and context, and thus contributions and accomplishments that may stand out remarkably within one franchise's history, may not be so remarkable in another franchise's history. Standards from franchise to franchise will inherently vary, and thus there should be no impetus to create equal standards among the franchises or to aspire to the standards of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Consequently, subjectivity within the context of the franchise in question will play an inevitable role when considering an individual's contributions and accomplishments with respect to that franchise. In sum, a franchise's Hall of Fame should be unaffected by the standards and contexts of other franchises as well as the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and should be entirely a product of its own history.
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- Ballot Size: Voters can select up to 15 players and 5 contributors per election. There is no minimum ballot size.
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- Election Percentage: Any individual that is listed on at least 75% of either the player or contributor submitted ballots will be elected to that team's Hall of Fame. In instances where an individual receive votes as both a player and a contributor, that individual will be elected if listed on at least 75% of ballots in either category or if the individual's combined vote total is at least 75% of the category with the greatest number of ballots submitted.
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- World Series Championships: 2 (1969, 1986)
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- RoY Recipients (4): Dwight Gooden (1984), Darryl Strawberry (1983), Jon Matlack (1972), Tom Seaver (1967)
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#1 Fri 28 May 10 1:37pm
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What are you reading now?
Any good books to share? Presently I am reading "World Without End" after having read "Pillars of the Earth" both by Ken Follett. It's unbearably good and I'm having a hard time putting it down.
What are you reading, and is it any good?
#2 Fri 28 May 10 1:41pm
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Re: What are you reading now?
I'm an avid reader. I recently finished "Sarah's Key " which was amazing. Very moving book. I also just finished up "A Reliable Wife" and it was good. "Songs of the Humpback Whale" by Jodi Picoult was good. Well, everything by her is good! The last book I finished was "Tell No One" by Harlan Coben. He writes great suspense novels.
#3 Fri 28 May 10 1:58pm
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Re: What are you reading now?
Right now, I'm reading Drums of Autumn by Diana Gabaldon (the 4th book in the Outlander series). I'm totally addicted to this series, which is saying something because I normally don't read series, or if I do, I don't tend to read them in order. LOL
The Outlander series is a historical fiction series of books. The first one starts out in the 1940s in Scotland and an English woman goes to a stone circle, puts her hand on one of the stones and is transported to 200 years earlier. Each book is set in a different place - the first one was in Scotland, second mostly in France, the one I'm reading now is in America (but in the 1760s).
Before I started the Outlander series, I read Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah. That was good, though a little depressing. It's about a friendship between two women over a few decades, basically. The end is depressing, as I said, but overall, it was a good book.
The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver is great, too. It's about a Southern Baptist family from Georgia that moves as missionaries to the Congo in the 1960s and everything that happens to them during that time period.
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#4 Fri 28 May 10 2:22pm
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Re: What are you reading now?
I'm reading The Encychopedia of Popular World Religions."
#5 Fri 28 May 10 2:31pm
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Re: What are you reading now?
The Hobbit.
#6 Fri 28 May 10 2:49pm
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Re: What are you reading now?
I've just finished reading 'The Death of a Mafia Don' by Michele Giuttari. It's the third in a series of books about Chief Superintendent Michele Ferrara Head of the Florence Squadra Mobile. It wasn't as good as the previous books but still enjoyable to read.
I also quite like travel writing, especially one's about food. So to answer the original post I'm currently reading 'Everything But the Squeal: A Year of Pigging Out in Northern Spain' by John Barlow
#7 Fri 28 May 10 5:39pm
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Re: What are you reading now?
Pierre Berton's The last Spike. This is book 2, just got done the first book, The National dream-the building of the canadian railroad in the late 1800's. I like to read history books, he is my fav author.
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I am actually in Spain now on hols, reading Jon Barlow's EVERYTHING BUT THE SQUEAL. It is really funny and informative. highly recomend it!
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Harry Potter...again...and the latest Gas bill
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Is it normal to see lots of dead bees after treating with Fumagillin?
Is it normal to see lots of dead bees after treating with Fumagillin?
I have never seen an increase in bee mortality using fumagilin
why use it??
it isn't effective and can have detrimental effects on the bees if used in the wrong concentration.
Possible synergic effects between pesticides and N. ceranae were previously reported [46], [47], [48], and we found that effects of fumagillin were surprisingly similar and possibly stronger than the pesticides tested when it degraded to low levels. In contrast to pesticide exposure during honey bee foraging, fumagillin is applied to the hive directly by bee keepers to treat nosemosis. We have not investigated whether fumagillin usage has consequences for infection by other pathogens, but it is clear that the unintended consequence of its use could be exacerbation of N. ceranae pathogenesis. Fumagillin treatment is known to reduce microsporidian reproduction and is probably useful for protecting weak colonies [2], but the antibiotic may have unintended effects on the honey bee host, ultimately contributing to increased prevalence and pathogenicity of N. ceranae. Many variables could affect fumagillin concentration in hives post-treatment, including hive size, nectar flow and other factors. Current fumagillin application involves a treatment gap of 6 months or more and almost guarantees that the antibiotic will degrade to concentrations that allow release of the microsporidia and result in fast recovery of N. ceranae [2], [8]. In addition, the time period of N. ceranae hyperproliferation may reverse the benefits gained at the beginning of fumagillin treatment, resulting in indistinguishable performance between fumagillin treated and untreated hives [9]. Although field studies are necessary to determine if fumagillin use has value in specific situations, it is clear that new treatments for nosema disease are needed. Identification and development of drugs that will target the microsporidia without serious impacts on host physiology are critical for control of nosemosis.
seems to do more harm than good.
thymol in syrup feed works well for nosema and doesn't kill the bees.


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So what seperates video
Baseball games then? Well, first and foremost is the control. If controlling
the players is hard, you just don't want to play. Close behind that are graphics,
and attention to detail. Graphics are the most immediate and obvious aspect
that sets Baseball games apart. Though not always true for other games, in the
case of Baseball with similar gameplay, the better the graphics, the better
the game. Finally, die-hard Baseball fans have always been detail oriented.
The day that designers were first able to include each player's real batting
stances (3D
Baseball was the first to do that) was a day of rejoicing for the die hard
fans. If a game has all these three things, it truly is a winner. Major League
Baseball: Featuring Ken Griffey Jr. definitely does not fall into
the winner's category.
First the graphics. We've all seen what the N64 can do graphically with games like Goldeneye, but we've also seen what happens when designers take short cuts, like Cruisin' USA. Unfortunately, Major League Baseball is the latter. The players do that lovely Gumby action of sliding around the batters box to position themselves for the pitch. When you go to catch a ball, the camera suddenly switches a glove cam that, while it may be nifty, doesn't flow with the rest of the game. Also, when you throw the ball to a base, it seems to take forever with a follow cam on the ball. Very distracting. With very mediocre graphics, goofy animations(apparently the players like to run around the plate when they come up to bat.), and some of the strangest camera angles, I can honestly say that visually this game was not a lot of fun to play.
Major League Baseball does have a very good attention to detail though. All the stats are there. The batters have their own stances. The announcer gives the names of each player at bat. Everything that you'd expect to be in a baseball game nowadays, Major League Baseball has.
The control is decent, not good, not bad. You use the directional C button
to guide the players to the different bases. The batter view is okay, but it
is hard to determine a strike from a ball with an invisible strike zone. As
for the pitcher, that's where the game loses it. You have all of four pitches.
A fastball, a changeup, your pitcher's standard pitch, and a specialty pitch.
Though there are games with fewer pitches, it just felt that they scrimped on
this aspect of gameplay.
All in all, gamers are left with a mediocre product. Not good, not bad, just
average. Unfortunately, average generally doesn't cut it in the video gaming
world, especially when games like All-Star Baseball '99 show up and blow
the doors off this game. So, if you're looking for the best baseball game for
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Mitt Romney did his Mormon mission in France. But there are no baguettes or croissants to dip into the lukewarm proselytizing of bumbling elders Price and Cunningham, two young men sent by the Church of Latter-day Saints to convert the unfaithful of a Ugandan backwater in The Book of Mormon. In this multiple-Tony-winning 2011 musical, written by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone with Avenue Q composer Robert Lopez, the potential African converts have bigger things to worry about than Utah's favorite religion — such as famine, AIDS, and a mean warlord obsessed with female circumcision. That doesn't stop our heroes — one a preening narcissist who'd hoped to be posted to Orlando, the other a clingy improviser with the silhouette of Cartman — from spreading the Word, set to sunny melodies and embellished with philosophies borrowed from Star Wars and J.R.R. Tolkien, in this latest theatrical salute (following Angels in America and bash) to Mormonism. According to the New York Times, the show is as sweetly inspirational as The Sound of Music, if also "blasphemous, scurrilous, and more foul-mouthed than David Mamet on a blue streak."
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In an ingenious pairing, Whistler in the Dark alternates Timberlake Wertenbaker's 1988 play Our Country's Good (based on Thomas Keneally's novel The Playmaker) — about Royal Marines and transported convicts staging The Recruiting Officer at a penal colony in Australia — with the thing itself, George Farquhar's bawdy 1706 Restoration comedy centered on the romantic exploits of a couple of officers drumming up soldiers (and girlfriends) in Shrewsbury.
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Ryan Landry, former Huntington Playwriting Fellow and parodist extraordinaire, puts a screwball spin on Fritz Lang's 1931 landmark of German cinema, M, about a serial child killer who is simultaneously tracked by police and criminal vigilantes. It's being performed under the imprimatur of the Huntington Theatre Company by a cast led by the distinguished Karen MacDonald in the Peter Lorre role. This is actually happening — rumors that MacDonald will appear next in The Maltese Falcon are unsubstantiated.
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He is just an ordinary coach without huge talent advantage.
quote:The Bama Saban seems different than the LSU Saban with this regard. I think he stays.
He described how difficult it is for staff to work under Saban. His "process" puts controlling pressure on staff that he claimed was very apparent to all. He described staff being disgruntled and unhappy. FWIW my friend redirected his goal of being a strength and conditioning coach in college/NFL due in part to witnessing this "process" (opting for running his own very successful business training strength and endurance athletes that HE controls). The current Florida S&C coach (Dillman) and Bama S&C ginger coach were both his underlings. In his opinion, Saban's window of his success may decline due to people "getting tired of his shit"
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Some local landscapers have differing opinions about whether two or three days a week in water restrictions is best for sprinkler-treated lawns this summer.
While one landscaper recently told the Colorado Springs City Council that two days isn't enough, another said two days worked well during previously droughts, and will again.
"If we have another dry summer, two days a week will be tough and no one will like it," said Eric Moroski, owner of Weisburg Landscape and Maintenance. "But it's certainly not something that will cause death. We did two days a week (from) 2002 through 2004. It wasn't that bad. Everyone should remember what that was like."
The City Council and Utilities Board will decide the specifics of water restrictions before the effective date, April 1.
Restrictions will have a smaller effect on some of the biggest water users -- golf courses. Most of them have lakes, wells and other water sources to rely on.
However, Patrick Miller, assistant golf pro at the Patty Jewett Golf Course, said a serious drought may bring some changes in water use.
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With the spring loaded belt clip this holster is designed to stay on your belt and not slip off (like so many other holsters and cases).
The case itself, is made from very durable leather and I work as an electrical contractor, often putting my holster in my tool pouch. The case has kept my Q10 in like new condition, even after dropping it with the phone in it on several occasions.
Definitely worth every penny I paid for it.
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I like everything in it. Quality of design and materials is superb, - typical for authentic BB accessories.
I have no issues with putting it in or taking out. The phone fits in well, not loose at all and not too tight.
It will take time to see how sturdy the swivel is, but so far it works fine.
Concerns on camera lens exposure are legitimate, but I cant imagine the situation under normal circumstances, when the lens can be damaged while in the holster. In real aggressive environment, I would use Otterbox or Ballistic or similar case, anyway.
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|i bought this product for the Z10. It lasted about two weeks. The issue for me was the swivel part which somehow or other got caught on something getting into my car. it came apart so part was attached to my belt and the other was in my lap. it didnt cost me a lot, $10.00 or so, but even so it should be a tad more sturdy.
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|The case for my 9930 was perfect, it held my phone safe and sung. the belt clip was place perfectly. Unfortunatly this case misses on all these points. The phone fits very loose in the case. some have suggested that this is intentional, so that one can use a skin type case too. that would be fine if it was advertised that way, but I ordered the case expecting a good fit over the phone. Further, they left too much of the phone exposed, I store my phone screen in, and that leaves the camera lens exposed to potential dammage. if I turn the phone around, then it feels un-natural, as you have to turn the phone around to face you when you pull it out. lastly, the belt clip is now moved more centeral to the case, causing the phone to sit high above the belt line and jab into my side when I bend or sit. rotating it 90 degrees kinda helps, but then the phone flops around in the case so much, that when you open the flap to remove it the phone wants to slide out too easily. all in all I wish Blackberry offered a case more like the one for the 9930. They could offer this one as a set with a skin case, if thats what it was designed for.


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Weird how I "took the weekend off" from rad activities and yet y'all kept coming and looking for love. Even though I was "off the grid" per se, I still checked the ol' site stats. You crazy kids...get out from behind the computer and go play on yer Sat-Sun days off!
Maybe I should take more time off...you only love the ones you long for, eh? Jokes...we back in full force.
The Mary Onettes have a brand new video for The Night Before the Funeral. link
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1/4 cup olive oil
- In a pot of boiling water, squeeze the juice of half a lemon. Add two eggs (out of shell) for about 2 minutes
- coat the cut tomato in polenta or corn meal.
- In a medium high heat saute pan, add some oil, bacon and the tomato. pan fry until the polenta crisps on the tomato.
- Remove tomato and crispy bacon from the pan and add garlic, spinach and lemon. Saute for 30 seconds and remove.
- Build the dish from the bottom up, starting with tomato, spinach, bacon, eggs and finish with Bearnaise.


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From the Archives
From Parameters, Autumn 2002, inside back cover.
The Precious Little Craft
Vera Cruz and its castle are in view, twelve miles off. This morning Commodore Connor took the general and his officers on a steamer and reconnoitered.
When one and one half miles from the castle, the enemy opened some 68 pounders and mortars upon the precious little craft. Shells flew about, doing no harm save depriving some of the raw ones of their appetites. Had one struck the steamer she undoubtedly would have been disabled.
The craft mentioned was the small steamer Petrita, and she was more precious than the observer quoted above knew. In addition to Connor, the passengers were General Winfield Scott and several officers from his staff, including Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Johnston, Captain Robert Lee, and Lieutenants Pierre Beauregard and George Meade.
In early March of 1847, an American fleet with several thousand soldiers, sailors, and marines was steaming off the coast of Vera Cruz. A year into the Mexican War, US forces had accumulated a series of victories, but the Mexican government refused surrender or settlement. An invasion of central Mexico, and taking of its capital, were deemed necessary, and the route chosen was the same Cortez had used 300 years earlier. After months of planning, the invasion force had arrived.
Vera Cruz was considered by many the best-defended city in North America, with its thick walls and imposing offshore castle San Juan de Ulua, and US forces had never conducted a large-scale amphibious attack. General Scott, commander of the operation, had come to rely on many West Point-educated officers (most of whom had never experienced combat), and called them his little cabinet. They accompanied him and Connor on the Petrita to examine the citys defenses and choose invasion landing sites.
A Petrita passenger saw the Mexican gunners on the fortress sponging their cannon and remarked, We will have shot presently. Shells first landed short of the vessel, then well beyond it, and some exploded overhead. Connor teased the Mexicans for several minutes with his lack of action, finally ordering the vessel to a safer position when it seemed their accuracy was improving. George Meade, writing home after the incident, remarked one shell, hitting the vessel . . . might have been the means of breaking up the whole expedition.
One can speculate endlessly on the changes to the Civil War, and America, if not for the Mexican gunners poor aim, or bad luck.
Bauer, Karl Jack. Surfboats and Horse Marines: U.S. Naval Operations in the Mexican War, 1846-1848. Annapolis, Md.: Naval Institute Press, 1969.
Christensen, Carol and Thomas. The Mexican War. San Francisco: Bay Books, 1998.
Mitchell, Joseph B. Leaders of the Civil War. New York: G. P. Putnams Sons, 1972.
Peck, John James. The Sign of the Eagle, ed. Richard F. Pourade. San Diego: The Copley Press, 1970.
Go to Autumn issue Table of Contents.
Go to Parameters home page.
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I wanted to share this amazing discovery with you guys, so we organised with the lovely owner of the shop : Viola, a little fitting and shooting with some of the most outstanding pieces of the shop. The result was made of 4 looks perfect for various occasions, like a date, a lunch or a business dinner. The concept of the shop is making each woman feel like a Muse, a powerfull and strong personality, confident about herself and feeling great in her clothes. I was quite amazed with the quality of each piece and made some great brand discoveries such as an amazing denim brand : Hudson. It's such fabulous designs, the materials are beyond stunning and fit the body perfectly. However, perhaps my biggest crush was for the brand Jerome C. Rousseau who creates outstanding shoes : so creativ, orginal and comfortable. The ideal balance. I hope you will enjoy this little virtual visit of La Muse shop, also the best part guys is that they are selling online too. So if you still haven't figured out your christmas gifts, it's the right time to have a look by checking it out (www.lamuseboutique.com).
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The STIHL 2 in 1 Filing Guide gets more done in a few strokes. Sharpen your saw chain cutters and lower your depth gauges at the same time with this simple and unique accessory. Designed for ease and accuracy, this filing system includes two round files, one flat file, and a unique file holder and guide. With the STIHL 2 in 1 Filing Guide, spend less time sharpening your saw chain and more time putting your chainsaw to work.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by MrMustang from Just the best engineered product on the market I've been using this sharpener for six weeks now what a great product! A bit pricey but well worth the Money So easy to use once you get the hang of it. I sharpen at the end of each day two or three strokes and she's ready to go back to work!! Love the sharp chain!!!
Date published: 2017-04-18
Rated 4 out of 5 by BruceP from OMG.... No more dull saws for me I can't believe how easy this sharpener is to use. The pictograph on the sharpener shows you how to do it. 3 or 4 stokes on each tooth and you've sharpened that AND cut the rakes to the correct height. It's that simple. With my 20" bar on my 291 it's like a 5 minute job to touch it up before every job. Now I always have a sharp saw. As time goes on, the files are replaceable too!
Date published: 2017-04-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by beckereverly from Legit These 2-in-1 filing guides are the real deal. I can clean up a chain in 1/2 the time it takes with standard hand files & depth gauge. My favorite part is that it's one unit vs. 3 separate pieces easily lost in the woods (round file w/ guide, flat file, depth gauge). Also impressive: the files inside the unit are easily replaceable.
Date published: 2017-04-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by NickR4348 from Puts the Dremel to shame. This is a great system. I used a Dremel for the last five years with good results but wanted something for the field. The results are superior to the dremel. I remove the raker file every other sharpening and it seems to be the right recipe. Could not be happier with this purchase. So fast and easy.
Date published: 2017-02-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Woodrat from Wish I bought one sooner Works great I recommend watching the video on YouTube first. It worked great on a chain that had come in contact with the ground. Big chips are flying again you won't regret buying one
Date published: 2016-12-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by dallas from i quit using my electric chain grinder i bought one for my 3/8 chain and tried using the 2n1 and i took my chain grinder off the bench and will get rid of it soon . the 2n1 sharpens a chain in less than 5 minutes without the heat the grinder puts on the cutters . i have since then bought one for my 325 chain . i also have the timberline sharpener and the granberg file n guide and prefer the 2n1 over all the others
Date published: 2016-11-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by Curt65 from As good as advertised The 2 in 1 Filing Guide is by far the best "home" chain sharpening tool I've used in over 40 years of chainsaw use. I seldom use the commercial sharpening people any more. I have two guides, one each for the 3/8"and the 0.325" chains. Yes, they are a bit pricey, but when you pretty much remove the commercial sharpening, the tools pay off in short order. There is also a convenience factor here-5 to ten minutes and you are back in business. A bit of a down side is that I agree with reviewer Winston that you need a bench vise or for use in the woods, the Stump Vise. This allows use of both hands to move the guide across the chain. I tried to use one hand to hold the bar and the other to move the guide and did not get the quality sharpening that the tool is capable of. I mounted a small bench vise on a 2X8 board to clamp the saw bar. Also, I try to keep the chains pretty sharp and only make two or three strokes with the file. This relatively small amount of filing will not remove too much of the depth gauges as some reviewers have noted. I try to sharpen the chains after one or two tanks of fuel depending on the cutting conditions. Great tool.
Date published: 2016-11-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by winston61 from 2 in one sharpener There is a small learning curve to this device, but is is simple to master. Proper setup is very important. A bench vise or a stump vise is required. Then follow the directions printed on the sheet. Watch and maintain your angles and you'll have it. I reckon I'll have to go through about two chains, plus time saved, to recover my cost. In terms of efficiency and time saved it definitely passes the Cheap Pete(that's me)value for the money test.
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Training camp will be pretty interesting. I hope we pick up some options at CB. I think Prince ends up being #1 and it'd be awesome to see Hosley take a step forward. If TT can come back and be a top slot CB that would go a long way and allow someone like Hosley to play outside where he's better. Would love to find a way to just get a shut down press coverage CB though.
He was bad, but I'm willing to give him some slack. I mean the NFL is a rough league and one bad season might mean you get cut, but the Giants don't have anyone to replace him at the moment anyway so I'd be content with keeping him for now. I mean the guy can play, he has proven that regardless of what happened this season.
If he doesn't prove that he's a starter in camp, he doesn't start. If there is someone better than him for the position then they should take it. I don't understand this rationalization of not playing our best player because "he's owed too much to not play"....that is just insane.
You play the best player for the position, all that money and contract stuff is secondary.
Webster is our #1 cb and as such plays against the opposing teams #1 receiver. Even Revis get burned against top receivers. A decent pass rush is needed to stop receivers getting too much time to run routes.


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Spiked with lots of zesty lemon, this delectable chicken stir-fry has a colorful mix of snow peas, carrots and scallions. But feel free to substitute other thinly sliced vegetables, such as bell peppers or zucchini. Serve with: Rice noodles or brown rice.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
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High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Carb
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 40 min
Total Time 40 min.
Step 1
Grate 1 teaspoon lemon zest and set aside. Juice the lemon and whisk 3 tablespoons of the juice with broth, soy sauce and cornstarch in a small bowl.
Step 2
Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add chicken and cook, stirring occasionally, until just cooked through, 4 to 5 minutes. Transfer to a plate with tongs. Add mushrooms and carrots to the pan and cook until the carrots are just tender, about 5 minutes. Add snow peas, scallion whites, garlic and the reserved lemon zest. Cook, stirring, until fragrant, 30 seconds. Whisk the broth mixture and add to the pan; cook, stirring, until thickened, 2 to 3 minutes. Add scallion greens and the chicken and any accumulated juices; cook, stirring, until heated through, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Charming Friendly Room + Wi-Fi
Size13 m²
Floor No.7(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
- Towels
- Breakfast
Accommodation summary
|RUE ALBERT SOREL, 75014 PARIS, France
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Ideal for a stay in the capital of tourism, this comfortable room in a building in pure Art Deco style overlooks a pretty park and has wooden floors.
The room is also equipped with the necessary for breakfast with coffee maker, kettle, and other ingredients breakfast (coffee, tea). The bathroom is shared with another room. Travelers can rent both rooms if they are available, all while providing a suite of 26 m². They have both a common and independent from the owners' apartment located on the same floor entrance.
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Your hosts will welcome you with a drink in their artist's studio or on their terrace overlooking the time of the Eiffel Tower. They will give you their good restaurants in addition to the tourist information available in the room.
The main tourist attractions are within a 5 minute walk Subway (M4 Porte d'Orléans), tramway (T3), bus (lines 28, 38, 68). Line M13 subway is two tram stations (T3), which stops at the foot of the building, as well as two "and Autolib 'Velib stations.
The Catacombs of Paris, both fascinating and mysterious are four minutes by subway. Many shops and restaurants are also nearby.
A metro, tram and bus stops are just steps away, so it is easy to move around the city. The Louvre Museum is 20 minutes away by metro, Notre-Dame cathedral in 15 minutes, and Saint-Germain-des-Prés just 10 minutes.
Many shops at the foot of the building: restaurants, breweries, bakeries, pharmacies, press ...
The 14th arrondissement offers very active cultural life (theaters, cinemas and historical monuments) in an institution among the greenest of Paris (Parc Montsouris, the Cité Internationale and places at the foot of the island), with sports facilities (stadiums, swimming pools ) relatives. Two parking spaces are located within less than 300 meters.
Terms of lease:
- Welcome by the host,
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Arrival of visitors from 13.00 / Departure before 11:00
- Required for breakfast (coffee maker, kettle, teapot and ingredients) available.
- Provision of linen (bed linen and towels)
- Non-smoking room with entrance and independent bathroom apartment hosts,
- Non-smoking room,
- Do not walk in shoes with high heels (respect for neighbors)
- Possible fridge to store a picnic Access,
- Possible provision of a cot and a high chair.
House rulesA €100 cash security deposit is required.
No smoking.
A high chair and cot are available on request.
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It's the second time I stay with Emmanuel and Beatrice, at it has been as perfect as the first one.
The room is cozy, stylish and comfortable, and the host incredibly sweet and helpful.
The bathroom is kept extremely clean on a daily basis.
It is only ten minutes away from the metro, and the line reaches directly the "Ile de la Cite".
The only flaw could be that if you come home late at night by metro, the streets from the station to the house are pretty much desert... but apart from that you can't ask for a better place at this price.
Emmanuel has been amazing and was the best host you can possibly think of. We would love to come back.
Emmanuel & Beatrice are very nice, attentive and helpful hosts. My daughter and I were very friendly and they gave us at any time tips for activities. The breakfast was also very loving and always fresh. We could also look daily at the sight of the Eiffel Tower from our window we. The connection to the city is also optimal. We felt very comfortable and I can only recommend this address.
Emmanuel & Beatrice sind sehr nette, aufmerksame und hilfsbereite Gastgeber. Meine Tochter und ich wurden sehr freundlich empfangen und Sie gaben uns jederzeit Tipps für Unternehmungen. Das Frühstück war auch sehr liebevoll und immer frisch. Wir konnten uns auch täglich über den Anblick des Eifelturms aus unserem Fenster freuen. Die Anbindung zur Innenstadt ist auch optimal. Wir fühlten uns sehr wohl und ich kann diese Adresse nur weiter empfehlen.
After a very friendly welcome by Emmanuel and Beatrice, we moved into our comfortable room.
The room and the bathroom and shower are very well maintained and clean.
Emmanuel gave us great tips in addition to our excursions in the city plan and got us the corresponding tickets.
We can only recommend this room Best.
Nach einem sehr freundlichen Empfang durch Emmanuel und Beatrice bezogen wir unser komfortables Zimmer.
Das Zimmer sowie das Bad und Dusche sind sehr gepflegt und sauber.
Emmanuel gab uns zusätzlich gute Tipps um unsere Ausflüge in der Stadt zu planen und besorgte uns auch die dazugehörenden Eintrittskarten.
Wir können dieses Zimmer nur Bestens weiterempfehlen.
We stayed over Easter in Paris (03.04.-06.04.) And had opted for the sympathetic accommodation. The hosts Emmanuel and Beatrice were very knowledgeable and friendly. They were always a perfect contact and always gave good advice when it came to Sight Seeing and Paris. The room was very clean and in very good condition. The establishment of very high quality and with everything you need in order to feel comfortable during their stay. The location is also really good, especially the metro is 3-5 minutes from the house. We were very pleased and would book the room with Emmanuel and Beatrice again and would only picures!
Wir waren über Ostern in Paris (03.04.-06.04.) und hatten uns für die sympatische Unterkunft entschieden. Die Gastgeber Emmanuel und Beatrice waren sehr kompetent und freundlich. Sie waren immer ein perfekter Ansprechpartner und gaben immer gute Tipps, wenn es um Sight Seeing und Paris ging. Das Zimmer war sehr sauber und in einem sehr guten Zustand. Die Einrichtung sehr hochwertig und mit allem was man braucht, um sich während des Aufenthaltes wohl zu fühlen. Auch die Lage ist richtig gut, vorallem ist die Metro 3-5 Minuten vom Haus entfernt. Wir waren sehr zufrieden und würden das Zimmer bei Emmanuel und Beatrice wieder buchen und können es nur emfehlen!
We had a very pleasant stay at Emmanuel and Beatrice's place. They are exceptionally friendly and helpful hosts. The flat is really nice and clean, situated in a good, save and not too expensive area of Paris. We can just recommend to stay there if you want to enjoy a few days in Paris!
Thank you Emmanuel and Beatrice for those nice days!
Martina, Sandra and Stefan
Very wonderful place, really nice person, comfortable and romantic room, well connected with the metro.
I can recommend this apartment to anyone visiting Paris.
Very friendly and helpful hosts, cosy bedroom, good location as near the tube station and all that for a reasonable price.
very nice room in a very quiet area
a very warm welcome from the owners and availability
if you want to stay in a peaceful setting and enjoy the capital with the help of the owners, I advise you to stay there. ; Housing is very well served by public transport (metro, bus and tram) that are close.
a big thank you to Emmanuel and Beatrice
très agréable chambre dans un quartier très calme
un accueil très chaleureux des propriétaires et une disponibilité
si vous voulez séjourner dans un cadre paisible et profiter de la capitale avec l'aide des propriétaires, je vous conseille d'y séjourner. ; le logement est très bien desservi par les transports (métro, bus et tram) qui sont proches.
un grand merci à Emmanuel et Béatrice
Emmanuel and Beatrice are wonderful hosts! The first evening we spent a good time with them and the other guests on the balcony. The room is nice, with a view on Tour Eiffel. Everything is clean and comfortable. The building is in a good position to access Paris public transport network (underground, bus and tram).
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