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Located in Avenida Kukulkan, Riu Palace Las Americas All Inclusive - Adults Only is adjacent to Plaza Caracol Mall and within a 10-minute stroll of Caracol Beach. This 372-room, 4-star resort has 3 outdoor pools along with a full-service spa and 6 restaurants. It's on the beach and also a short walk from Cancun Convention Center and Forum Beach.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast. There are ample dining options with 6 onsite restaurants, including Los Arcos, which specializes in Italian cuisine. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café.
The 372 air-conditioned accommodations feature balconies and afford space to spread out with sitting areas. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include minibars, coffee makers, and free bottled water.
Guests of Riu Palace Las Americas All Inclusive - Adults Only have access to a full-service spa, 3 outdoor pools, and a fitness center. If you plan to drive, free parking is available. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this all-inclusive resort include a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and a meeting room.
Property features
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
Riu Palace Las Americas All Inclusive - Adults Only
Resort Amenities
All-Inclusive Details
Food and beverages
- All meals, snacks, and beverages included
- 24-hour room service
- In-room minibar (all beverages included)
- Onsite entertainment and activities
- Access to offsite clubs
Not included
- Motorized water sports
- Scuba-diving excursions
- Snorkeling excursions
- Airport transfers
- Laundry/dry cleaning services
- Spa/beauty facilities and services
- Offsite tours
This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities are included.
Activities and facilities/equipment
All non-motorized water sports are included.
Water activities
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Snorkeling
- Surfing/boogie boarding
- Windsurfing
Land activities
- Soccer
- Volleyball
Resort Amenities
Riu Palace Las Americas All Inclusive - Adults Only offers amenities that are perfect for holidays in the city of Cancun. A health-and-beauty spa with complimentary men's and women's saunas offers manicures and pedicures, facial and body treatments, massage, waxing, and hair care (surcharges for all spa and beauty services). A fitness room contains cardio and weight machines. Free WiFi (up to 90 minutes per day) is available in the lobby. Room service is available 24 hours a day.
The resort has 3 outdoor swimming pools with sun loungers, parasols, and a swim-up bar.
- ATM/banking
- One meeting room
- Swim-up bar
- Full-service spa
- Sauna
- Concierge services
- Total number of rooms - 372
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Multilingual staff
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Hair salon
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 9
- Number of bars/lounges - 6
- Wedding services
- Coffee shop or café
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Garden
- Poolside bar
- Luggage storage
- Beach towels
- Free self parking
- Number of restaurants - 6
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Pool umbrellas
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Spa treatment room(s)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Riu Palace Las Americas All Inclusive - Adults Only offers 372 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and safes. Rooms open to balconies. Accommodations offer separate sitting areas. Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels.
Rooms have partially open bathrooms. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and coffee/tea makers. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily.
- Free WiFi
- Balcony
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Separate sitting area
- Partially open bathroom
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
Where to Eat
Don Roberto - Mexican Restaurant. Air-conditioned dining room with white linens, cove ceiling, wrought-iron chandeliers. Open-air seaview terrace. Lunch is available daily as well as a theme-buffet dinner, twice a week.
Los Arcos - Air-conditioned restaurant open for à la carte Italian lunch and à la carte rodizio-style Brazilian dinner where skewered meats and poultry are sliced at tables. Also open from late night to early morning for snack foods. Lunch/dinner Dress code: Long pants for men. (No sleeveless shirts.)
Sakura - À la carte Japanese dinner restaurant with black furniture, light-colored wood paneling, floor-to-ceiling windows, bamboo accents, woven-paddle ceiling fans. Dress code: Long pants for men. (No sleeveless shirts.)
Krystal - Serving gourmet-fusion cuisine in an intimate, air-conditioned restaurant with blue walls, wood paneling, etched mirrors, brocade chairs, white linens. Open for à la carte dinner. Dress code: Long pants for men. (No sleeveless shirts.)
Fiesta Mexicana - À la carte dinner restaurant featuring Mexican cuisine. Dress code: Long pants for men. (No sleeveless shirts.)
Black & White - À la carte steakhouse at dinner. Dinner dress code: Dress shorts or long pants for men. (No sleeveless shirts.)
El Romero - Open-air seaview restaurant with table linens, exhibition kitchen. Buffet lunch. Afternoon snacks such as burgers, hot dogs, and pizza. À la carte steakhouse at dinner. Dinner reservations required. Dinner dress code: Dress shorts or long pants for men. (No sleeveless shirts.)
Bar Art Deco - Air-conditioned bar/lounge with dark-wood paneling, blue-plush seating, Art Deco mirrors. Open mid-morning to late night for coffee drinks, beer, wine, cocktails, and tropical drinks.
Bar Terraza - Veranda bar with wrought-iron furniture. Open early evening to late night for beer, wine, cocktails, and tropical drinks.
La Nuit - Theater bar open early evening to late night.
Can - Swim-up pool bar open mid-morning to early evening.
Cun - Pool bar open mid-morning to early evening.
Located at the shore of the Playa de Cancún, this complex offers fantastic views of the ocean and a perfect area to participate in different activities and aquatic sports. Guests travelling with family, couples, or friends, can enjoy the All Inclusive benefits, which include sporting activities such as table tennis, volleyball, bike riding, golfing, windsurfing, sailing in a catamaran, and snorkeling among others.
At night, the resort offers an array of exciting entertainment, including live music/shows, karaoke, and disco dancing at the "Pacha" discotheque.
Nearby Things to Do
Fronting one wing of the U-shaped hotel is a 23-meter-long (25-yard) irregularly shaped activity pool with a 16-person jetted section, shallow-water tile lounges, a swim-up bar, and an infinity edge. A 12-person spa tub sheltered by a cupola fronts the other wing and in between, a formal fountain garden contains a geometric, infinity-edge "quiet pool" measuring roughly 23 by 23 meters (25 by 25 yards) that contains bronze statues and is flanked by 2-person lounging beds and padded lounge chairs.
Lapped by water that remains calm in most weather, the resort's beach frontage extends 200 meters (219 yards) along Cancún Island's north side, where it is protected from open-sea swells.
The resort offers snorkeling gear, boogie boards, kayaks, windsurfs, and small sailboats. Introductory scuba-diving lessons are offered in the pool without charge, and beginner, refresher, and certification instruction and excursions (surcharges for all) are also available. Independent operators on the beach or on nearby beaches rent Jet Skis or offer banana-boat rides. The resort includes 2 lighted tennis courts.
Pok-Ta-Pok Golf Club is 1 km (0.75 mi) from the resort. Other golf courses and driving ranges are 8.5 km (5.25 mi).
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Scuba diving nearby
- Sailing on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Surfing/boogie boarding on site
- Volleyball on site
- Windsurfing on site
Spa Services
As expected of a luxurious hotel, guests receive high quality spa services at Riu Palace Las Americas All Inclusive. The hotel's wellness center, Renova Spa, offers a variety of treatments and massages, including Aromatherapy treatments. Additionally, visitors can enjoy excellent amenities such as the freshwater swimming pool, spa tub, gym, and sauna.
Guests under 18 are not allowed in the spa.
- Manicures and pedicures
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 18
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Resort Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No cribs (infant beds) available
Due to Mexican government regulations, Riu Hotels and Resorts will no longer exchange US dollars for Mexican pesos at their properties located in Mexico.
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Hi All,
I use mediums for my bees. However I would like to try to use Nuc for a weak hive. Is it ok to put medium frames in a regular Nuc? Will the bees mind .
Thank you!
Hi All,
I use mediums for my bees. However I would like to try to use Nuc for a weak hive. Is it ok to put medium frames in a regular Nuc? Will the bees mind .
Thank you!
What, medium frames in a deep box? If that's what you mean, then as long as you don't mind a little burr comb across the bottoms of your frames, you should do fine. If that's not what you mean, then please explain further.
Sure, medium frames work in a deep nuc...but not for very long. They'll start drawing the comb in the void below the frames...then you'll have a mess.
Jackson, MO
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The bees won't mind a bit, you might, cause I'll bet they'll build comb off the bottom of the frames. Why not cut the nuc down to medium height. It'll only take a few minutes if all you have is a hand saw. Even less with power tools. If you save the piece off the bottom you could reattach it later if you need a deep nuc.
Makes sense to me. thanks!
Last edited by honeyman46408; 03-31-2012 at 12:15 PM. Reason: UNQ
Since you use all mediums and you'll probably want to do more splits, you could cut down your nuc to 6 5/8's.
or put something in the bottom that would take up the extra space that could be taken out if you need a deep nuc
Or you could put something in the bottom to take up the extra space that could be rmoved if you want a deep nuc back
I've put medium frames in deeps lots of times. The bees build comb down exactly as they do within with my foundationless frames or as they did the few times I used only top bars in a Lang. Sometimes they build a little off-center but usually they do a pretty good job.
I wouldn't put these frames in an extractor but if I later needed the frames for supers, it's really easy to cut the comb off with a knife.
Another option is just to buy a medium nuc box--Brushy Mt carries them and I am sure some other suppliers must have them
2 blocks of wood and a piece of plywood would shim the bottom up to a med depth (cheap temporary fix), I use top entrances.
waynesgarden hit the nail on the head, as I have done the same, med frames left and forgotten in a deep and I ended up with beautiful drawn out deep frames and I am still using them in a deep 3 yrs later!
I have a hive like that right now. It's not a problem. They might build some comb on the bottom - but it probably won't be a problem unless the hive is really crowded or you leave it like that for a long time.

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We love bees so much that just about all the comments in this forum contain an implicit, unwriten, belief that cells are just so smart that anything they do in the hive is correct, and whatever they seemingly do wrong is a consequence of our stupid manipulations and interference.
Well, I have evidence that bees can be stupid too (or at least they seem to be):
1) A lot has been said about the importance of ventilation in a hive, the most important from the bees' wellbeeing standpoint perhaps being the reduction of moisture (for us it may be honey production, etc).
In my hives, the only ventilation they get from the hive design is a 1/16 gap between the top super and the inner cover (by glueing stamp-size wood pieces to the corners of the inner cover). This is supposed to help a lot in eliminating moisture and it does quite effectively as judged from the lack of condesation ont the inside surface of the telescopic cover.
Here is the bee's reaction: they propolize this gap shut right away. I have frequently remove the propolis seal when i open the hives only to find it seal the following time I open it. It does not seem related to the size of the gap as I have changed it to less that 1/16 (I have not tried to increase it).
2) Bees sometimes work one side of a frame to make these increadibly deep cells that cross all the way into the other frame's depth (how common is this, I don't know, but in my 3 hives undergoing regression it seems very common). Yesterday I found the following arrangement in one of the frames: One side was drawn to a perfect depth, filled with honey and sealed. ON TOP OF THAT they built a new layer of cells while on the adyacent frame, there was no comb built. HOw smart is that when time comes to reach that honey???
I still think they are pretty smart, with some exceptions.
What others have you seen?


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.....i am feeling a great season for this guy, along with the Rookie of the year award, yes over the HIGHLY ANTICIPATED RGIII AND MR. STANFORDS ANDREW LUCK.
Russel Wilson has ice water veins he showed it at his one season with Wisconsin, I believe it was one season? Whatever, it doesn't matter this kid is awesome. He has great pocket presence, he scrambles when needed and steps up in the pocket like any qb in the league it seems like. At 5"10 this kid will lead these fighting Hawks to a 10-6 season, with Lynch and the emerging 3rd Round pick in Robert Turbin who looks as good, if not better then Mr. ugly, Marshawn Lynch. With a solid defense as well, a great run stop defense, and Marcus Trufant one of the leagues best at corner. I am telling you this team will be not great, but will not be a go into the game thinking "o this will be easy." I say Russel and his mighty Hawks lead this team to a acceptable 10-6 season with a possible playoff run. Bold? Absolutely. Possible? Of course. I can't wait for one of the most anticipating National Football League seasons in a while. Lets get it started with a win at Metlife and putting a whooping on Jerry Jones Cowgirls...34-14...very random post, but hey thats what these forums are for right?


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Re: st: A gentler introduction to Statalist and Seven Deadly Sins
Marcello Pagano <email@example.com>
Re: st: A gentler introduction to Statalist and Seven Deadly Sins
Tue, 31 Jul 2007 20:45:11 -0400
My apologies, I usually jump into these once I see that the original intent has been lost or I see repetitions, but I am currently at the Joint Statistical Meetings in Salt Lake City and have just gotten back to my room. Having read the various contributions to this thread I can understand why not too many people have joined in; once again we let Nick carry the load for us!
Anyway, I am reminded of the artist who said to his critics, don't tell me how to paint, show me. The FAQ has evolved over the years and possibly Roy can envision a FAQ that is slicker, trimmer and much better than the existing one. Please write it Roy and post it. I'll refer listers to it if it fits the bill.
Nick Cox wrote:
I am a bit confused. I may well have contributed to this confusion
myself by writing at cross-purposes with Roy's concerns.
If Roy wants something different from the FAQ, he should feel free to
write what he wants, and post it where he wants. If he's right, and it
gives good guidance, it will be very much appreciated. Whether it's
labelled official or not doesn't matter if it strikes the right chords.
I sense from various public and some private posts quite a range of
views on what is appropriate Statalist conduct, including -- but not
only -- those moved to speak out critically about what they think is an
over-critical tone in some posts, from myself and some others.
Naturally, I note that expression of opinion with respect. It's your
list too. I am not clear why some who have spoken out seem to regard
their own kind of criticism as "fair comment", but not others'. However,
it is very important in this atmosphere that people feel free to express
a range of views on the list.
Most crucially, no one wants a list riven by dispute or marred by tone.
For myself, I really don't want to extend the FAQ in the direction that
Roy suggests, particularly because it seems futile to try and
second-guess what he has in mind, which is still not completely clear to
me, and because, as said, I don't want to lengthen an FAQ criticised
as being too long.
He makes several detailed suggestions about the FAQ, which I won't
respond to one by one, but they are helpful.
I don't agree with Roy's suggestions about order. Joining the list
should be explained before discussing how to post. I'd be more
convinced by this argument if I heard a chorus of agreement, but so far
this is a lone view.
I agree with Roy that imputation of motive is tricky territory, but I suggest it's better to guess at an attempt at banter rather than intention to impugn or insult.
Nick firstname.lastname@example.com
roy wada
Since Nick appears to solciting advice about the future revisions to
FAQ, if I may add the following suggestions:
Sections 2 and 3 of FAQ contain the useful information for not
behaving badly on Statalist. I believe these are the two sections
Nick frequently refers to when pointing out other people's mistakes
for not following them carefully.
I would like to point out that, unlike the rest of FAQ, these two
sections alone lack sub-headings. The existing structure already
suggests to me that these two sections may have been given a
short shrift within FAQ. This is what the "structure" that Nick
refers to is appearing to suggest.
3. How to use Statalist: adviceIf people's inattention to these two sections are the source of
4. What to do if you do not get an answer
much dissatisfaction as Nick has repeatedly suggested elsehwere,
perhaps these two section could be given more prominence in
the next revision of FAQ.
As it currently stands, these two sections do appear "buried" in the
middle of FAQ.
Good stuffs shoudl be placed at the top where people are more likely
to notice them. This is not about making assumptions people's reading
prowess; this is a basic writing technique they teach in journalism schools.
Put the good stuff at the top; hide the bad stuff in the middle.
I have already suggested that these information about how to ask
questions on Statalist are not FAQ materials. The information contained
in these two sections are not about frequently asked questions.
They are about the standards and protocols that Nick seems to be
inordinately interested in of lately. Since they appear to be the source
of much discussion, they might be given a separate treatment from
You could call it "A Gentler Introduction to Statalist."
I would again urge Nick to consider making a short checklist that
Statalist users could go by. Anyone from a rank beginner to an
expereinced veterans benefits from a well-made checklist.
I was not going to mention this earlier, but the multiple authorship of
the current version shows. Too many cooks spoils the broth, they say,
and the current FAQ does look like many people have had their hands in it.
I know Nick is a careful writer; perhaps he could fix it in its next revision.
I know it takes Nick "at most a few minutes" to read the whole thing
FAQ. Let me reassure Nick that this is not the case with people who are
not its current maintainer.
Finally, I would respectly suggest that the next revision of FAQ or the
"Introduction to Statalist" contain a gentle yet firm warning about the
perils and pitfalls of making assumpitions about other people's character.
Certain words such as "proud" is generally considered not polite when
describing other people's intentions. I was merely identifying myself
with the accused when I recounted my own experience.
I believe enough people have expressed their sentiment against harsh
words to warrant the inclusion of such a warning in the future revisions
of FAQ.
Let me be the first to thank Nick beforehand for taking on such responsibility
as the currently maintainer of FAQ.
I do appreciate Nick's expertise on many things and his hard work in
maintaining standards here at Statalist and elsewhere even if his work
may appear to go unappreciated at times.
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text: Chances are the cowboys are going to target this guy for most of the game. What im curious about is who Coe will match up against. And lets keep it real. Miles and Dez if healthy can easily combine for over 2000 yards on the season and be one of the best Duo's in the NFL. key word is "healthy". It wont be an easy task but for some reason i believe in Coe and i know he will be prepared for the challenge


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South Adams County is the largest combined Water and Sanitation District in Colorado and is growing rapidly. The District currently covers over 65 square miles and serves nearly 50,000 customers. It is presently developing water supplies which will be capable of providing up to 27,000 acre-ft. of water per year, serving approximately 54,000 ERUS (equivalent residential units). The District is also building one of the U.S.' largest separate irrigation systems north of Commerce City, CO. This separate system provides non-potable alluvial well water to residential, commercial, and industrial customers for irrigation and other non-potable uses.
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Something which has fascinated me eversince I first saw this drawing, I still would have preferred Boba Fett looking like this in the Movies, maybe not totally in white and grey, the tubing for instance to me makes more sense as functionality, also this concept has something insectlike to me , a bit more mystirious-like.Don't get me wrong please, Boba Fett like he is in the movies is awesome in so many ways to me, but it's a pitty Ralph McQuarrie's concepts didn't make it in the movies.I like what Kevin Weir (also Sky Gun Bro) is doing know with the concept stormtroopers, so I hope the rest of the concept characters will see the light of day soon or in the near future.
I'm starting a Boba Fett Utility/Missile pack project, scratch-building it, to see if I can put something together.If it works out I will try to build the chest and backarmor, was thinking about using trash-cans and shaping them around a mannequin, a mannequin almost has the right shape, which I could work with.I would do this with heat-dryer, I have precision parts for it so I can concentrate on smaller details easier. I like how the chestarmor looks, it wouldn't have to be that difficult to shape.
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A private neighborhood social media site that has spread nationally has earned a new user: The city of Vallejo.
Since late 2011, the San Francisco-based site, Nextdoor.com, has forged new relationships among Vallejoans and beyond.
Last week, the city of Vallejo stood up and took note -- officially.
The city has joined Nextdoor, not as one of the city's 28 listed neighborhoods, but as a separate entity that can send out notifications concerning everything from construction projects and emergencies to notice of public meetings and general interest news.
"We believe a healthier and more engaged city creates stronger communities," City Manager Dan Keen was quoted in a city press release. "Nextdoor can support a stronger and safer community. It also provides another tool for the city to convey time sensitive and up-to-date information to residents."
In the past several months, the site's power to stir grassroots political action has been evident at city meetings on a variety of topics, as residents from the city's diverse neighborhoods have poured out to share their opinions.
"More people get involved," Heritage Neighborhood "lead" Marian Swanson said of the social media site. "It's not just one person telling one person over the fence. You've got a whole neighborhood of people speaking over the fence."
Several Nextdoor neighborhood leads confirmed this week that site has played a significant role in turnout for city issues such as the county's proposed Day Reporting Center, proposed construction of a waterfront office building, illegal squatter issues and fairgrounds development plans.
Cameron Shearer, a psychotherapist who has called Vallejo home for the past 15 years, said he was one of the Vallejo's pioneering users of Nextdoor, creating the St. Vincent's Hill Neighborhood Association group in March. Now, about 124 of his neighbors have signed up too.
Shearer's neighborhood has focused on crime-related issues, activism and socialization. As far as political involvement goes, Shearer said in a recent interview that he believes Nextdoor is part of the an evolving face of government in Vallejo that takes greater notice of public opinion.
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It is the vaginal fluid that drips out after a lesbian couple has performed oral pleasure on each other at the same time while eating mangos (aka lesbo 69). It is a milky fluid made up of saliva, the existing fluid in the vagina, and chunks of mango. The vagina tastes like mango and usually bits of mango get stuck inside the vagina. If you know a lesbian, ask her to save some next time she's headin south. It goes great on burritos.
"Mmm that bitch got me loads of that mango chutney and it was delicious. Don't be afraid of the chutney bro."
by King Alex February 22, 2008
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
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1 cup chopped onion
2/3 cup diced red bell pepper
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1/2 cup canned diced tomatoes, drained
1 tablespoon chopped garlic
1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme or 1 tsp dried
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Local Poetry Out Loud champion
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - Whether you know it or not you love poetry. You've loved it since you were a small child. Every child loves a nursery rhyme, and guess what? It's poetry.
One school in our region has used that long standing love of poetry and incorporated into their curriculum and it's produced this years Tennessee champion in the Poetry Out Loud competition.
Tennessee's state Poetry Out Loud champion, Whitney Baxter, recites E.E. Cummings. "I carry your heart with me, I carry it in," to some of her classmates at Providence Academy.
She will soon be reciting on the national level in Washington later this year. Her emphasis is on drama but her school got her interested in poetry out loud a couple of years back.
"I really hadn't thought of reciting poetry out loud until sophomore year when it became integrated into our school curriculum through the drama program," Whitney said.
"If you think about young children, they love nursery rhymes, they love cutlets, they love poetry. Years ago I challenged the faculty where I was teaching and principal at the time, if the students don't love poetry it's because we have taken away that love," adds Beverly White, curriculum coordinator.
Take that love and add acting and speaking abilities and you've described this years state champion. "For me being the actor that I am, it becomes an art, it becomes a craft to me when I actually start looking at it, breaking it down, reading over it verbally. That's when for me the magic starts to happen," Whitney says.
And even with classmates she makes the connection, whether its a love poem or something more dark; it's in presentation but not all. "They judge that difficulty and also how much you understand the poem. So they can tell if you don't understand what your poem is saying then you won't get through. You can fake it till you make it but they can usually understand who really gets the poem and who doesn't," she said.
And she gets it, and she's taking those talents to Washington to represent Tennessee.


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The One Literary Reference You Must Know to Appreciate True Detective--
Two episodes into the HBO series, True Detective dropped a reference to one of the strangest, most compelling tales in the canon of weird fiction: Robert W. Chambers' The King in Yellow, a collection of short stories published in 1895. Knowing this book is key to understanding the dark mystery at the heart of this series.
This collection of stories has influenced writers from H.P. Lovecraft and Raymond Chandler, to Robert Heinlein, Grant Morrison, Neil Gaiman and George R. R. Martin. The King in Yellow and his legendary city of Carcosa may be the most famous character and setting you've never heard of.
The King in Yellow is a fictional play within a collection of short stories—a metafictional dramatic work that brings despair, depravity, and insanity to anyone who reads it or sees it performed. The first act lures readers into the cursed text. If they read even the first few words of Act II they are driven insane by the revelation of horrible, decadent, incomprehensible truths about the universe.
For many fans of weird fiction, the surprising appearance of this madness-inducing play into what ostensibly appeared to be just another police procedural was a bolt of lightning. Suddenly, the tone of the show changed completely, signaling the descent into a particular brand of horror rarely (if ever) seen on television. (from Michael M. Hughes, io9.com)
Author Robert W. Chambers has been hailed as a writer of remarkable imaginative powers and the historic link between Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King. The edition held in WPPL features 12 of his gripping stories and was edited by a noted authority on supernatural fiction, E. F. Bleiler, who provides an informative introduction.
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Pelosi: Heck yeah, the government should shut down that scab plant in South Carolina
posted at 9:25 am on November 1, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
Heritage finds a nice catch in this CNBC interview with Nancy Pelosi last week, as Maria Bartiromo queries Barack Obama's favorite House Speaker on the role of government in business expansion. Should agencies like the NLRB have the authority to shut down private-sector plants simply for not being unionized? Pelosi barely waits for the question to conclude before blurting out her "yes":
In an interview late last week, House Minority Leaeder Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) told CNBC that Boeing should either unionize its production facilities in South Carolina, or shut them down entirely.
"Do you think it's right that Boeing has to close down that plant in South Carolina because it's non union?" asked host Maria Bartiromo. Pelosi's reply: "Yes."
The minority leader quickly added that she would rather it simply unionize and stay open. But barring unionization, by Pelosi's reasoning, it should simply shut down.
Lachlan Markay wonders when Pelosi and the Democrats became so anti-jobs, anti-worker, and … anti-democracy:
Pelosi may or may not know that workers at the South Carolina plant in question voted resoundingly (199-68) to decertify their union two years ago. Government policies that would close the plant for being a non-union shop would simply be punishing those workers for exercising their right to determine union representation for themselves.
Government should have no interest in whether a particular plant is unionized or not, let alone assert authority in this area. Government exists to uniformly enforce the law without bias. Agencies like the NLRB want to use the color of authority to favor unions because they see that as a preferred social-engineering outcome — whether or not workers themselves want union representation or not.
We have come far from the legitimate exercise of government in this and many other areas. It's time to demand a return of government to its proper boundaries, and perhaps eliminating altogether those agencies that have arrogated to themselves the power to impose their preferred social prescriptions through the abuse of agency authority. That would include the NLRB, the EPA, and a number of other federal entities.
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CSPD warns of car theft spike
500 more thefts than same period last year
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Colorado Springs police are warning people that they've seen a spike in car thefts this year and especially in recent months.
From January through September, police saw 1362 stolen cars, about 500 more than the 876 that they saw in the same period in 2011.
CSPD spokesperson Barbara Miller said officers have teamed up with the Colorado State Patrol to form a car theft task force.
"We are trying to be proactive and that's why the task force was created," said Miller. "On that task force there are five people right now and their total focus is trying to find who's responsible for stealing the vehicles."
Miller said, so far, police haven't established what the root of the problem might be or whether a car theft ring could be involved. She said officers have seen thefts all over Colorado Springs.
Earlier this week, KRDO Newschannel 13 showed you exclusive video of what happened when a couple noticed their stolen truck in the lane next to them, pulled the driver from the vehicle and eventually got the truck back.
Last Thursday, two Fort. Carson's soldiers truck was stolen as they were volunteering to give safe rides home to potential drunk drivers downtown. Their truck was later recovered.
Police said that, in the last two months alone, they've recovered 178 stolen cars.
Austin O'bryan is hoping police will be able to track down his red 1993 Honda Prelude that was stolen Thurday.
"It's total shock," said O'bryan. " I've never had anything stolen before. People consider their cars one of their most prized possessions. They put a lot of money into it, and to think of it gone is kind of appalling."
According to the FBI crime reports, car thefts in Colorado Springs went down significantly between 2005 and 2011. There were 1,779 thefts in 2005; 1,789 in 2006; 1,487 in 2007; 1,124 in 2008; 1,061 in 2009; 1,288 in 2010 and 1,168 in 2011.


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Drew Barrymore showing off her new book.
Demi Lovato showing off her body.
The women of Girl at the London premiere of the show.
Gwen Stefani continues to look great everyday.
Jane Fonda shows off the dog she picked up.
Jake Gyllenhaal gets his jog on after dumping his Christmas tree.
January Jones doing her own painting. Nice.
Long time no see Jane Krakowski.
Ashlee Simpson is glad that at least one member of the family will attend the wedding.


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The Flying Dutchmen finished 16th at the NCAA Division III men's swimming and diving championships held in Minneapolis, Minn. Coach John Patnott's Flying Dutchmen had one All-American and five honorable mention All-American performances.
Senior Kurtis Blohm achieved NCAA All-America status by finishing eighth (:45.72) in the 100-yard freestyle. Blohm also finished Blohm (Wilmington, Ohio) finished 14th in the 50-yard freestyle (:20.97) for honorable mention All-America recognition.
Four honorable mention All-America performances came in relays -- 400-yard freestyle relay (Kurtis Blohm, Ryan Vogelzang, Chas VanderBroek and Jeff Vroegindewey), 10th (3:05.60); 800-yard freestyle relay (Chas Vanderbroek, Kurtis Blohm, Jeff Vroegindewey and Ryan Vogelzang, 12th (6:52.41); 200-yard freestyle relay (Kurtis Blohm, Chas Vanderbroek, Jacob Holton and Jeff Vroegindewey, 12th (1:23.82); and 200-yard medley relay (Kurtis Blohm, Ryan Vogelzang, Chas Vanderbroek and Jeff Vroegindewey), 13th (1:35.51).


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Kathleen Trenchard of Centro Properties talks to UTSA College of
Architecture students about the recently completed Dielmann Lofts,
three blocks south of the UTSA Downtown Campus. Architecture and
interior design students are studying trends in urban residential
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Urban project challenges UTSA architecture students
By James Benavides
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(April 5, 2007)--Sophomore interior design and architecture students in the UTSA College of Architecture Design 4 studios recently toured two new urban residential projects to prepare for the annual Bill Lende Design Competition.
Lende, a downtown resident, sponsors more than $4,000 in scholarships each spring for the UTSA design competition that encourages revitalization of inner-city San Antonio. Judging for this year's "Life of the City" contest is May 2. The theme challenges UTSA architecture students to design a mixed-use building that could be located on one of two public spaces in downtown San Antonio.
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The April 2 tour took 144 students to two projects recently completed on the edge of the downtown district. They visited Blue Star 2, a new mixed-use addition to the Blue Star Arts Complex. Developed by James Lifshutz, Sprinkle Robey Architects created a design featuring large windows and corrugated metal siding. It includes loft apartments as well as commercial space for Joe Blues, a new bar from Blue Star Brewing Co. owner Joey Villarreal.
For an inside look at contemporary urban living, the students paid a visit to the historic Dielmann Building at 710 Medina Ave. The project showed the students an example of adaptive reuse, a vital component in revitalizing a downtown that incorporates numerous historical preservation standards. The adaptive reuse converted the building into loft apartments now called the Dielmann Lofts. Alberto Milmo developed the project and designed the contemporary interiors.
Lende's 2007 "Life of the City" calls for a mixed-use building containing commercial, office and residential functions. The two hypothetical sites for the project are the parking lot directly east of Travis Park and the River Link connecting Main Plaza and the River Walk, the location of several recently demolished 19th century commercial structures. Past projects focused on Houston Street, a downtown market and the design of several new plazas.
Debbie Maltz and Kathleen Trenchard of Centro Properties, leasing agents for Blue Star 2 and the Dielmann Lofts, arranged the site tours. The UTSA faculty for the participating studios includes Craig Blount, Jim Dawes, Eduardo Garcia, Ela Poursani, Candid Rogers, Jon Thompson, John Webb and Eric Wood. Julius Gribou is dean of the College of Architecture and Mark Blizard is associate professor and chair of the Department of Architecture.
For more information, contact Jon Thompson, associate professor of architecture, at (210) 288-4886.


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On board the election bus in China's Wukan
Village elections taking place this weekend in southern Guangdong province's Wukan illustrate the strengths and weaknesses of China's media control. Censorship measures have not prevented strong domestic and international coverage of the democratic process. But has official tolerance of dissenting views increased since leaders cracked down on the attempted Jasmine revolution last year? Or is Wukan not a real challenge to one-party rule, and therefore OK to write about?


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Cup Summit 3
Starbucks held its third Cup Summit in Boston last week, gathering over 100 packaging industry leaders to discuss solutions for the recyclability of cups and other packaging. In addition to the meeting itself, there was a great 2011 Cup Summit webcast with expert representatives from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Tim Horton's, Georgia-Pacific and Action Carting Environmental Services.
The Summit was a great success, with everyone feeling like we made a lot of progress solving this difficult issue. We met in the incredible MIT Media Lab, hosted by Peter Senge, senior lecturer at MIT and founding chair of the Society for Organizational Learning. Peter and his team helped the group focus on system solutions that consider the entire life of cups and packaging: sourcing of raw materials, use by our customers and final disposal.
"Over the past three years, we've learned that success has been a combination of forward-thinking partnerships along with innovative approaches to widespread challenges," said Jim Hanna, Starbucks director of environmental impact. "By collaborating with key industry leaders – even competitors – we are better able to help reduce the global impact of packaging throughout the industry."
"Recycling is a complex problem that will not be solved overnight; however, initiatives like Starbucks Cup Summit are moving the dialogue in the right direction," said Peter. "The company's holistic approach has the potential to make a significant impact on the entire foodservice industry."
During the summit, representatives from paper mills, cup manufacturers, restaurant operators, recyclers and NGOs along with academic experts brainstormed recycling solutions. The key takeaways were that the cups are made of fiber that paper mills could recycle, but it's critical that we collect enough cups to make it economical. One good point was made about volume – many of our cups leave our store with our customers, so the solution must include collection of these cups, which end up in homes or offices outside the store.
However, it's important that we collect the cups in our stores as well. We've made a lot of progress toward our goal of having recycling in all our stores by 2015. We've implemented front-of-house recycling in stores in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Boston, Denver and Chicago, along with most provinces in Canada. In Chicago, we're collecting the cups separately and sending them to a mill in Green Bay, WI to be made into the napkins we use in our stores. In many of the other markets our cups (both hot and cold) are being recycled into tissue, napkins and many other paper products. We've even run a trial to recycle cups back into cups at the mill that makes the recycled fiber we use in our hot cups, which are 10% post-consumer fiber.
Companies like ours can help encourage recycling by continuing to use recycled materials in our packaging. This will drive demand and make it economical for the recyclers to collect the cups, and it will provide paper mills with enough post-consumer fiber to make recycling cost effective. You can help by making sure your used cups are relatively clean (dump out any remaining liquids) and by putting them in appropriate recycling containers when you're done. And always remember that the best cup is the one not used, so try to bring your own mug or use a ceramic or glass cup in the store.
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The more you encourage customers to bring their own cup, the less waste you end up with. Grocery stores have signs in their parking lots reminding customers to bring their bags into the store. Could the shops have decals on the glass doors reminding the customers to bring their cups in (and get a discount!)?
- gaylesa123
I have a rather healthy recycling system going on in my home. It would be so helpful to have PRINTED ON THE BAGS/STARBUCK ITEMS your suggestions how to recycle that particular item. The foil type packaging particularly from the ground/whole bean coffee and the packaging that contains the discs/pods for the automated, one-cup makers....and the discs/pods themselves for that matter, are questionable re: recycling. Good start with the cups! thanks.
- chowtimer
Big issue - I paid $20 for a Starbucks mug for environmental reasons. The problem? The employees then take a clean cup, write your order on it and put it next to your mug. Then they throw away the clean cup!
Purpose defeated.
Solution: Use a post-it note. Way less environmental impact.
- katrinka366
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Greener Polymes has a solution to your Starbucks dilemma, we have new materials developed by Bangor University in Wales, UK. The materials are suitable for hot cups; we have conducted tests, and are compostable, with all the requirements needed. We have tests showing that our material has the lowest carbon footprint known, lower than PLA with improved mechanical properties. Our materials are globally patented.


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A fitting frame for the artistry within
A work of art deserves a beautiful frame. So the CLP950 is available in a selection of three beautiful woodgrain cabinets, Dark Rosewood (CLP-950 shown), Mahogany ( 2149 LNK CLP-950M ) or Cherry ( 2150 LNK CLP-950C ), to further enhance the value and enj...
A fitting frame for the artistry within
A work of art deserves a beautiful frame. So the CLP950 is available in a selection of three beautiful woodgrain cabinets, Dark Rosewood (CLP-950 shown), Mahogany ( 2149 LNK CLP-950M ) or Cherry ( 2150 LNK CLP-950C ), to further enhance the value and enjoyment of these superb instruments. • Woodgrain cabinet with dark rosewood finish • 88-key GH (Graded Hammer Effect) keyboard • 4-position touch sensitivity • New Dynamic Stereo Sampling AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) tone generation with Stereo Sustain Samples, Key-Off Samples and Soundboard Reverb • Twelve voices • 64-note polyphony (maximum) • PC interface • Split voice • Dual voice • Digital reverb • Digital effects • Brilliance • Performance memory • Seven temperaments • 60W x 2 amplifier • Metronome • Three foot pedals • MIDI • New sliding key cover • Dual headphone jacks • 50 built-in demonstration songs with sheet music
New dimensions in style and quality
The new CLP Clavinovas. Styled with the classic elegance of a grand piano. Featuring new Dynamic Stereo Sampling AWM tone generation for unmatched sonic realism, and the GH keyboard for unrivaled touch response, plus a broad selection of features to further your artistry. All housed in luxurious, softly glowing woodgrain finish cabinets.
Hear the ultimate
How do you improve the finest? This is always the challenge facing the engineers at Yamaha. So for these new Clavinovas, they set out to create the ultimate in instrument realism, far surpassing CD-quality sound. Of course, they started from an industry-leading position, with AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) tone generation, the system that actually varies the volume and timbre of sound according to your touch on the keyboard. Then they employed new technology to take entirely new stereo samples of a specially selected Yamaha full concert grand piano to deliver even more of the life and realism musicians demand.
Dynamic Stereo Sampling
AWM with Dynamic Stereo Sampling (DSS) is the ultimate. With DSS, each key includes multiple samples from loud to soft, for selection according to your touch on the keyboard. Since the original is closer to what you play, AWM has less filtering to do, so the sound is even more lifelike. In addition, "Stereo Sustain Samples" recreate the unique resonance of a grand piano's soundboard and strings when the damper pedal are pressed, and "Key-off Samples" add the subtle sound when the keys are released. The finishing touch is "Soundboard Reverb" that recreates the delicate vibrations remaining in the soundboard and cabinet even after the keys and damper pedal are released. No other digital piano in the world comes close to this stunning level of realism. And it's a difference you'll notice every time you sit down to play.
Touch the ultimate
The sound is unmatched, and so is the touch, thanks to the GH (Graded Hammer Effect) keyboard. Offering the ultimate in grand piano realism, the GH keyboard is the fruit of Yamaha's century-plus of crafting the finest acoustic pianos. Unlike conventional digital piano keyboards that use springs or oil dampers to simulate a piano feel, the GH keyboard uses weights and mechanical linkages to achieve an entirely new level of realism. And to go even further, the key weight is graded from heavier in the lower registers to lighter in the higher, exactly the same as a grand piano's. It is as close as you can get to the real thing.
Broad selection of voices
The Clavinova is, first and foremost, a piano, definitely the most versatile of instruments, but it's nice to have more. So the new Clavinovas are equipped with a wide range of new and dramatically improved instrument voices, including harpsichord, vibraphone, choir and bass, to meet the demands of all your favorite music.
New speaker system
To deliver the newly-sampled instrument voices with all the power and authority they deserve, the CLP950 features a new speaker system and high power stereo amplifier. With 60W per channel, the amplifier easily delivers the dynamic range of a grand piano. The two 14-cm woofers employ laminated polypropylene cones and are mounted in wood enclosures, while the two 5-cm tweeters are mounted above the keyboard. The result is astonishingly lifelike power.
A choice of finishes
Superb quality demands a superb, woodgrain finish cabinet, and that's what the new CLP Clavinovas offer with their glowing Dark Rosewood finish (CLP950 shown). And there's more, because the CLP950 is also available with Mahogany ( 2149 LNK CLP-950M ) or Cherry ( 2150 LNK CLP-950C ) cabinet, so you can choose the look that matches your decor.
PC interface
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Extended polyphony
When you play music that calls for a lot of sustained notes, a conventional digital piano quickly runs out of polyphony. You can actually hear existing notes being cut off as the instrument has to "steal" them to play the new notes you finger. But thanks to the CLP950's astonishing maximum 64-note polyphony, in combination with Yamaha's new "intelligent" key assigner software, note cutoffs are greatly reduced and virtually unnoticeable.
Digital reverb and digital effects
The built-in digital reverb allows you to add room ambience and bring more life and depth to your music. A selection of room sizes, including stage ambience, lets you get exactly the effect you want. Yet another way to bring the CLP's stunningly lifelike voices even closer to your creative vision is the use of digital effects (CLP950/950M/950C/930). Chorus and delay let you thicken or add depth to any voice you choose, and the CLP950/950M/950C even offer a brilliance setting to let you continuously vary the timbre of a voice from a mellow laid-back tone to a bright tone that cuts through dense arrangements.
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Use dual mode to stack two different instrument voices together and play them simultaneously. A good example of the extra dynamic richness you can achieve is choir and piano. Play staccato and you hear just the piano. Play legato, and the choir adds a beautiful extra dimension. Split mode lets you play duet with yourself. Simply set the split point, choose the two instruments you wish to play (for example you could have an upright bass in your left hand and a vibraphone in your right) and you are an instant duo.
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#1 Tue 03 Feb 09 1:39pm
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Healthy lunchbox ideas
My husband is a labourer and im looking for some healthy lunchbox ideas that wont go soggy or take too much time/effort for him to put together.
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.
#2 Tue 03 Feb 09 1:51pm
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Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
* Smoked salmon. Economise with trimmings, dress with a spoonful of low fat cr�me fraiche and a scattering of dill.
* Avocado, thickly sliced, with crumbled grilled bacon.
* Mashed banana and finely chopped dates.
* Cold roast beef or pastrami. As a relish, cook finely sliced onions until slightly charred and leave to cool.
* Spread breads with black olive paste, pesto or hummus, then add filling.
* Make bruschetta: grill slices of ciabatta or other open-texture bread on both sides. Rub with cut garlic if you wish.
* Drizzle olive oil over the bread, and top with mashed soft cheese like Gorgonzola, hummus and chopped tomato or parma ham. Pack close together in a box and cover with foil to keep the topping in place.
* Thinly sliced ham, with finely sliced bottled artichokes or red peppers.
* Brie or camembert, sliced, topped with finely grated carrot.
* Mix canned fish like tuna or salmon with lemon juice, paprika, finely chopped onion and a little mayo.
* Chicken, with cold roasted mushroom slices, or shredded watercress, or blue cheese creamed with a few chopped walnuts.
* Sausage sandwiches � mmmmmm. Bake, broil or grill the sausages the night before and blot with kitchen paper to remove excess fat. Add gherkins or pickle, or mustard (and salad of course).
#3 Tue 03 Feb 09 4:54pm
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- Member since Fri 28 Mar 08
Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
I may stop skipping lunch . . .
After those tasteful suggestions, this one pales.
rice salads. You cook the rice in a great deal of water and then drain off the water when it's fully cooked. Add leftover meats like roast chicken or ham, or some shredded proscuitto, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, corn, bell peppers, arugula. Dress very lightly with olive oil, lemon juice, add some torn basil. I think you're getting my drift . . .
#4 Wed 04 Feb 09 5:24am
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- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
Chicken and corn wraps
125g cherry tomatoes, quartered
125g can corn kernels, drained
2 green onions, finely sliced
2 tablespoons sweet chilli sauce (optional)
8 butter lettuce leaves
4 sheets wholemeal lavash bread
1 1/2 cups shredded barbecued chicken
1 cup grated tasty cheese
Combine tomatoes, corn, onion, and sauce (if using) in a bowl.
Arrange 2 lettuce leaves over 1 half of each lavash sheet. Top with tomato mixture, chicken and cheese. Roll up tightly from 1 short end to enclose filling.
Cut each wrap in half. Secure with baking paper or string.
pasta salad
250g dried farfalle pasta
1/4 cup whole-egg mayonnaise
1 tablespoon lemon juice
310g can corn kernels, drained
1/2 red capsicum, chopped
1 carrot, grated
125g cherry tomatoes, halved
Cook pasta in a saucepan of boiling, salted water, following packet directions, until tender. Drain. Rinse under cold water.
Combine pasta, mayonnaise and lemon juice in a bowl. Add corn, capsicum, carrot, and tomatoes. Toss gently to combine.
Notes & tips
Variations: You could add finely sliced red onion, red kidney beans, cannellini beans or canned tuna.
Vegie meatball sandwiches
500g lean beef mince
1 small carrot, peeled, finely grated
1 small zucchini, finely grated
1 tbs tomato sauce
12 slices multigrain bread
2 avocados, halved, stone removed, peeled, mashed
2 ripe tomatoes, thinly sliced
1 butter lettuce, leaves separated
135g (1/2 cup) hummus
Line a baking tray with non-stick baking paper. Place the mince, carrot, zucchini and tomato sauce in a large bowl. Use your hands to mix until well combined. Roll 1 heaped tablespoonful of mince mixture into a ball. Place on the lined tray. Repeat with the remaining mince mixture.
Place a large non-stick frying pan over medium heat. Add meatballs and cook, turning, for 4-5 minutes or until cooked through. Transfer to a plate to cool slightly. Cut the meatballs in half.
Spread half the bread with avocado. Top with meatball, tomato and lettuce. Spread the remaining bread with the hummus and sandwich together. Cut sandwiches in half. Wrap in plastic wrap.
#5 Wed 04 Feb 09 6:23am
The White Rabbit
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- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
Small frittatas?
#6 Wed 04 Feb 09 8:52am
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- From Up the garden path...Tasmania
- Member since Thu 02 Sep 04
Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
There are some fantastic ideas on this thread.
#7 Wed 04 Feb 09 2:56pm
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Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
Have you ever considered paneer wraps? Paneer is an indian cheese (sorry if I am telling you something you already know). Its made by simmering milk (I use about a gallon) and then seperating the curd from the whey and then draining the water away (by hanging it for about 45 minutes). I then put a heavy bottomed pan full of water on top to make a nice shape and then form cubes ( usually leave it for about an hour). I usually make the paneer in advance and then its so quick and easy to make some lean wraps.
I marinade the paneer in chilies, garlic, ginger, salt, a generous amount of paprika and 1/2 tsp of garam masala and a little ketchup to coat. Then I stick it in the oven until its golden brown and crispy on the outside.
I get some ready made tortilla wraps, a few salad items like cucumber, olives and lettuce and thats it. They are soooooo delicious.
Let me know if anyone tries this recipe!
#8 Wed 04 Feb 09 8:58pm
The White Rabbit
- Forum super champ
- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
#9 Thu 05 Feb 09 11:09am
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- Member since Tue 03 Feb 09
Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas
Thanks guys these are all great ideas.
I'll try them out and keep yous posted.
#10 Thu 05 Feb 09 11:16am
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Re: Healthy lunchbox ideas


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I'm fine with the Thumper and the Sniper rifles, and somewhat with the Spinfusor, but the Arx is like trying to aim my mouse using a pool cue.
I'm fine with the Thumper and the Sniper rifles, and somewhat with the Spinfusor, but the Arx is like trying to aim my mouse using a pool cue.
Raiders fits their name perfectly, they are great at raiding bases but they are bad at duelling outside. Also the ARX Burster deals a very good burst but has lower splash while the grenade launcher has a more solid dps and larger splash, both are good.
Also, here's an idea for a doombringer secondary - A RRFE launcher. (Random Rockets Fired Erratically)
Basically, lock on to a guy like the sabre launcher.
When it fires, it explodes midair, releasing 5 rockets. One rocket hits the locked on target, while the other rockets lock on to other targets nearby. If none are present, all 5 rockets home in on the same target. It also fires a bit faster, locks on quicker and has more ammo.
The catch?
The 5 missles added together does less damage than one sabre missle. The missles are also pretty likley to crash and/or miss.
speed is the sanic's currency
spend it well
better fast in body than fast in mind
Dooms should have an airgun. That would be really fun, being able to literally just have a giant leafblower to keep those pesky pathfinders away from the flag. Alternatively it could spew flames.
Flamer? More like a fucking huge blowtorch gun, effective against everything, but has a very limited range.
I made this to illustrate my thoughts.
Leafblower should also work on projectiles. It'd be the only means of defense against Juggernauts.
Making own MSPAINTJOB right nao!
Look that way
Don't you dare outshine my awesome drawing skills.
Okay. Why I didn't make my own post for the image is beyond my limited intellect.
It WOULD blow projectiles away too, for more lulz.
Almost as cool as my drawing, and it's a neat idea.
It was more of a joke idea but here we are seriously considering how it would actually make a lot of sense.
Being able to charge up an air gust would also make sense, and you could hear it sucking up the air from a distance, giving you a warning of some intense blowing action to come. ;D
EDIT: Also if you don't have the superheavy, perhaps a high charged shot would also push the doomie backwards a little bit? That would be bad for flag sitters, but a doomie on the move could use it to his advantage.
So on the topic of Raider, can someone tell me their loadouts?
Arx or Grenade Launcher?
Scrambler pack or Shield pack?
And which 2 perks?
This is for genny/indoor fighting only. Expect to get raped when outdoors if you can't use the SMG properly. Which I know I can't I'm a wiz with exposives but lasers aren't my strong suit.
You wreck bases. ARX and Shield pack means you can "disc" jump for 0 hp when your good with it. You can also spam EMP nades like no tomorrow.
ARX is awesome once you get the lead and arc down, there is very little arc on it compared to thumper and bolt launcher.
Nice, a few varied builds. Gonna give them a try and see what works for me. Cheers.
juggerspam is troublesome, but in T2, his mortar was basically a "KILL EERYTHUNG" device. While a weapon of that standing should give you serious food for though, hows about this.
Shooting the mortar projectile disarms it.
A reward for fast thinking, Juggerspam is still useful, but can be countered.
Of course this leads to certain risks, with an explosive weapon you may harm thyself. Or you may miss and not have time to flee. To help facilitate this mechanic you just increase the mortar detonation time a wee bit.
I love the new map, capping with Jugger is really easy in that map thanks to that semi-loop on the base and the amounts of speed you get. Pick up huge amounts of speed, go in from the top of the semi-loop, use the Spinfusor to clear the flag of any enemies and since I'm heavy I can suck up any damage from any shields and turrets placed.
There are never enough inventory stations!
We also lost one, 'twas a sad day for the Blood Eagle faction, Sworders paid with a loss
I need to get me some VIP status in this game. Gotta get dat MERV launcher for juggie to increase my enemy base pooping tenfold.
Is there a way to spectate players in first person, from their pov?
all of them


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[Article]-Course Review: The Hacker Academy Online Curriculum
Review by Tony L Turner CISSP, CISA, GIACx4, OPSE, VCP, ITIL-F
The Hacker Academy (THA), with their online ethical hacking curriculum, fulfills an integral training need for security professionals. There are many training programs available today that teach tools and techniques for hacking. Some are better than others or suited to slightly different specializations such as web, network or wireless pen testing, but most of them are presenting very similar content. The problem is that most of these programs offer static content. By that I mean that the material does not change frequently, and the student is forced to find ways to stay current on new techniques. I think most of us would agree that it is a requirement in this field, but it can be very expensive and time consuming constantly going to conferences, trying to sift through Twitter or the hundreds of blogs for that useful tidbit. THA seeks to address that very problem with constant updates to the content by adding modules at an alarming rate. The cost is very reasonable at $95/month or $995/year with no contract required.
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