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After :) DS was 10 months old when we got married.
After. We had our little girl on May 21st and our anniversary was on May 25th (4years!)
He was conceived after our legal wedding at the courthouse, and I was pregnant with him during our actual ceremony the summer after the courthouse wedding. :)
After. Our son was 15 months old when we got married
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In blogpost on Friday,Yahoo announced to users that it had fixed the security flaw that allowed hackers to gain access to passwords of nearly 450,000 users.
The blogpost read,
The compromised information was provided by writers who had joined Associated Contentprior to May 2010, when it was acquired by Yahoo!. (Associated Content is now the Yahoo! Contributor Network.) This compromised file was a standalone file that was not used to grant access to Yahoo! systems and services.
We have taken swift action and have nowfixed this vulnerability,deployed additional security measures for affected Yahoo! users, enhanced our underlying security controls and arein the process of notifying affected users. In addition, we will continue to take significant measures to protect our users and their data.
The blogpost also asked users who joined Associated Content prior to May 2010 log into their Yahoo email address, where they will will asked a series of authentication questions to change their password and other security information.
According to reports, a previously unknown hacker group called D33DS Company, hacked into an unidentified subdomain of Yahoo's website where they retrieved unencrypted account details and then posted these details online.
According to Computer World Yahoo also confirmed that the stolen account credentials belonged to registered users of its Yahoo Contributor Network, which was previously known as Associated Content.
Basically this is part of the Yahoo Contributor Network where users who contribute to the network are required to sign in using a Yahoo, Google or Facebook ID. This means that if you use log in to any user service provided by Yahoo via any other id such as Gmail or Facebook, you should also change your password for that account as it could have been hacked.
The Yahoo hacking is the second biggest so far this year, after LinkedIn was hacked a few months ago causing nearly 6 million users to lose access to their accounts. While tech security on the part of these Internet giants are a major cause of concern, Yahoo users too it seems are too blame for the fiasco. According toCNET, an analysis of the passwords, that were hackedfound that more than 2,200 of them were "123456" and 780 of the passwords were just "password."
If that's not giving hackers an easy way in, what is?
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I was watching the '88 Olympic free again (boy- I remember that broadcast)--and I wondered how much more difficult the arm in air lutz is than the regular version? I can't recall seeing other skaters doing this --though maybe it has that trademark feel for Boitano. I know it is harder because commentators usually say this--but I wondered if the skaters here know how much harder.
Also-is it my imagination or does he throw up his arms in exhilaration during that final spin? It looks spontaneous and not like part of the regularly scheduled program to me. Very endearing!


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Subaru WRX Forum (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/)
- Bolt-on Tech (EJ255/EJ257 2.5L '04-07 STi and '06-07 WRX) (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/f75/)
- - 2006 turbo (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/f75/2006-turbo-27814/)
2006 turbo
Can my stock turbo safely handle 18 psi? I know there is more to worry about if I push 18 lbs of boost, but I'm just wondering about the turbo right now.
Not terribly familiar with your turbo, but if the 2008 wrx hairdryer of a turbo can handle 19 psi on stage 2, I'd think your could as well.
XPT tunes for about 17.5-18 psi.
Alright, so that says 18psi is the recommended max for my turbo. Good to know.
On that note, what does everyone think I could make for power if I did these mods plus 18psi on the stock turbo?
-750cc injectors
-255 fuel pump
-larger TMIC
-Perrin recirc. BOV
You would more than likely max it out. It depends on how hard its pushed, type of dyno, fuel type. And a heads up about the Perrin BPV, watch your IC splitter, it will hit/rub the Perrin unit. As its much taller than stock, and is angled kind of wrong for a TMIC setup. I know from experience.
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From what I was told by COBB: Sea Level and access to good gas (92+) you can max out the stock fuel system. Being in Mass you're probably what 2-500ft? Pretty sure you guys have 92 out there too. I would do the pump and injectors. On the other hand, I'm at 4400' and only have access to 91 octane and they said I can't really max out the fuel system since they can't tune too aggressively in the first place.
What are your power goals?? If you're looking for 350 awhp max then 750 will do you just fine depending on what you want your max duty cycle to be (I like 80%, it leaves plenty of room). If you want more power in the future I would just go 850 or higher now and be done with it. Here's a good tool to size your injectors:
Plus if you buy from them you can trade in your stock injectors for $100 bucks off.
Deatschwerks are amazing people to work with. I run their 850cc injectors. Of course Im running a bigger turbo. The thing about running such big injectors, for one they are the best injectors out there, or so says my tuner, but they can also be tuned to run just like stock, no startup or idle issues. But I think for the 06-07 WRX injectors, the refund you back $50 per injecotr.
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Their site currently has one link for WRX injectors and says 100 back when you send in your stockers.
"100% drop-in fitment
OEM 12-orifice atomization plate upper and lower o-rings
12-month comprehensive warranty
PLUS you will receive a $100 rebate if you send us your OEM injectors. A rebate form is included with each order. There is no core charge"
50 per injector would have been sweet though. Maybe certain retailers offer that?
God I'm bored at work today...
Lol Chirs, they must have changed their policy then. I got $200 back when I got mine, but that was about 4 months ago now.
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I feel robbed.... Maybe go to the junkyard and swipe some injectors and pay for the whole setup when I do mine.
My goal is at least 300whp. And I plan on installing a 20G turbo farther in the future.
And what would you suggest for a recirc. valve? I would like it to be black or blue if possible.
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Well I'm sure you can get the Perrin unit to work, might just have to protect the Y-pipe a bit. Personally I plan on running the Perrin Limited FMIC- red piping, black core since I plan on heavily modifying down the road... I'll be running it on the VF52 and I hear it can keep up with it no problem. If you're planning on a 20g I would go FMIC as well... More cost right now but a lot less later.
I was thinking FMIC at first, but John seems to have had great success with his setup.
Correction. Josh, not John. My bad.
Well when the 06 came out, they had the highest flowing injector, not sure about the 08s. But what this did for Deatchwerks was make it easier for them to modify which was why the wanted them so bad and was willing to pay for them. Not sure why the lowered the return now.
As far as BOV/BPV goes you can run the Perrin unit, you will just have to take your whole IC splitter off, the rubber and the metal piece also. But knowing Im a Cobb fanatic, take this as you will, but if you can get ahold of the new Cobb XLE BOV, I would get it. Its much better constructed than the Perrin one (all solid metal), you dont need the stock BPV elbow, its easier to adjust spring tension (the Perrin one is overly simple, it would loosen by itself, the Cobb wont), the sound is much better. Im still working on getting a sound clip up. Im runnning mine in hybrid mode which sounds better than the Perrin one and I dont have any issues what so ever. When I purchased mine, a guy that worked at surgeline was running the TurboSmart hybrid BPV, he liked the Cobb on so much he took his old one off to run the Cobb unit.
As far as my setup (running the TurboXS TMIC), its a great match up, and Im not even limited by my IC yet. It maybe spools 300-400 slower than stock, but hits like an SOB. My tuner said its a great setup/match with still room to grow (but of course Im limited by the tranny right now). And my setup got me 330 AWHP (319 ft/lbs tq) on a mustang dyno.
Sorry for the long post, but wanted to be as thorough for you, being that I have ran both BPVs, and you are looking for a similar setup as me. If you have any more questions feel free to PM me.
That answered a lot of my questions. i like Cobb too, and i really like the setup you are running. My ultimate goal is to be able to beat the piss out of my brothers LS1.
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Boeing Vote Goes to the Wire
Votes on a Boeing (BA) contract and a possible strike won't be counted until late on Wednesday, Sept. 3. But already the theatrics have been fairly rich.
Led by about 60 motorcycle-riding members of the International Association of Machinists, some 1,500 workers marched out of Boeing's Renton (Wash.) plant on their lunch hour Wednesday and paraded a half-mile to the union hall to vote, an IAM spokeswoman says. A similar march, with 7,000 workers, took place at a bigger facility in Everett, Wash. She adds that people have been marching around their plants for the last couple days.
The votes are crucial for Boeing, which could lose millions of dollars a day in deferred revenues if production has to halt on its new 787 Dreamliner (BusinessWeek.com, 8/29/08) plane as the result of a strike. Opponents of Boeing's contract offer are riled about givebacks that are being demanded by management in language that could shift some work to subcontractors and would shift some health-care costs to employees.
On the first point, workers are saying, "better wages and benefits aren't any good to me if I'm not on the payroll to collect them," says IAM spokeswoman Connie Kelliher. On health care, they argue similarly that new provisions that would require beneficiaries to pay higher premiums, plus hit them with such new or higher charges as a $250 bill for each hospital visit, will fast erode any gains in pay.
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The union leadership, in urging rejection of the contract, argues that management should not be seeking any givebacks from the workers since it has been logging record profits. Boeing had net income of $4 billion last year. And while the company has offered wage hikes of 5%, 3%, and 3% for each year of the three-year deal, the union wants a deal that would be somewhat richer. Instead of annual raises that add up to 11%, it wants hikes adding up to 13% over the period. The average machinist earns about $56,000 a year.
The bottom line, though, will come when vote-tallying is completed for some 27,000 workers. Most didn't seem to be taking part in the marches but were voting quietly. Management said early Wednesday that it was too soon to read the tea leaves. Timothy Healy, a Boeing spokesman, says he doesn't know whether the marchers reflect a real groundswell or just some vocal individuals.
It will take a "yes" by two-thirds of those voting to authorize a strike, but only a simple majority to O.K. the contract. Management has sought to spur on a majority vote for the deal with a $2,500 bonus for each machinist if it passes on Wednesday.
Saving for a Strike
The last strike at Boeing, in 2005, lasted about four weeks. It brought commercial plane production to a standstill. The IAM claims workers are well-prepared for a shutdown, with over $100 million in the union strike fund, which would distribute about $150 in benefits each week to every striking member. The workers, who typically have been putting in lots of overtime because of Boeing order backlogs, have been setting aside money for a strike at least since July, when they had a preliminary vote to authorize a strike, the spokeswoman says.
A walkout could cost Boeing an estimated $100 million to $120 million a day—though such estimates are based on deferred sales rather than permanently lost ones. More important, a stoppage could jeopardize plans to bring out the new 787 Dreamliner before yearend. Delays of over a year in delivering that plane already have cost Boeing some $2 billion or more, some analysts say. Combined with Boeing's loss on a key Air Force tanker contract, fears of a global economic slowdown, and a general selloff in the stock market, those 787 delays have contributed to a loss of nearly $30 billion in stock market value.
If the union walks out at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, it would be up to management to seek a renewal of bargaining, the IAM spokeswoman says. At this point, Boeing is standing by its final offer, made late last week. (Here is some raw video footage posted by a local TV station of the Everett vote march.)


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Veteran, psychiatrist explain PTSD
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - It's a disorder often associated with combat, but post traumatic stress disorder can be triggered my multiple different factors.
Retired Army Lt. Col. Willis Jay Magee served for 30 years. He said different sounds and different smells take his mind back to combat.
"When you come home, there's no switch," he said. "There's no switch to say, 'Go back to your old normal, your new normal doesn't apply.'"
Magee suffers from what he said is a mild form of PTSD. But the disorder isn't exclusive to combat.
"For example, a person in a motor vehicle accident, a person who is assaulted either physically or emotionally, a person who's been in natural disaster such as a hurricane or fire or avalanche, those types of things," Memorial Hospital psychiatrist Jeff Peck said.
Peck said symptoms like nightmares, vigilance, flashbacks or avoidance usually have to go on for a month for it to be diagnosed as PTSD. He said the symptoms may not appear immediately after a traumatic event, but they usually do within three months. He said an evaluation and treatment are key.
Magee gets the support he needs by leading Point Man Ministries in Colorado Springs. The group helps veterans cope.
"If you sit alone, you isolate, you drink, you self-medicate, you're never going to get better," he said. "You've got to get outside of that, get outside of yourself."


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A warm welcome from North Central Washington!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
A warm welcome from North Central Washington!
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Quilting and Lake Tahoe both! Now that is heaven to me. I have loved Tahoe since 1959 when I lived there the summer of '59. My dad was working on the highway for the Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley. I welcome you to the QB from Louisiana!
how great is that? welcome from north idaho and im originally from acampo
A rolling stone gathers no moss
Hi from Ohio!
You are most welcome here from michigan!
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Welcome to the board from Southern California!!
Love going to Lake Tahoe. We have a little timeshare up there but have wonderful memories of camping with the kids and riding bikes and hiking!!! We'll be up there for a little visit again next summer
My newest Grandson, Caleb Austin, was born May 29th. I am now Grandma to 4 precious babies. I am so blessed!!!!
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Michele Norris: The Grace of Silence (SV)
Michele Norris
Co-host, "All Things Considered," NPR; Author, The Grace of Silence: A Memoir
Despite electing Barack Obama as president, do we truly live in a post-racial world? Last year, NPR's Norris set off to explore the "hidden conversation on race." What started as a report on our country's evolving attitudes toward race turned into an intense personal journey through her own family history and racial identity. Norris offers her thoughts and observations and shares what it was like to explore the "things left unsaid" by her own family.
Location: Student Union, San Jose State University, One Washington Sq., San Jose
Time: 6:30 p.m. doors open, 7 p.m. program, 8 p.m. book signing
Cost: FREE
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Excerpt: "Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes is on pace to score more points than anyone in NFL history ever has in one season. Thats any player not just kickers.
Tynes, named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month, has 94 points in eight games, the seasons halfway point. Hes on pace for 188 points, which would top the record for any player (LaDainian Tomlinsons 186 points in 2006) and shatter the record for a kicker (David Akers 166 points last season).
Itd take a very similar first half, Tynes said. I dont know if thats going to be duplicated.
Tynes said he thinks the Giants red zone success will improve, thus limiting field goal opportunities. Either way, Tynes widely considered the teams most underrated player has nailed 24 of 26 field goals and is 22-of-22 on extra points (he hasnt missed an extra point since 2007)." Read more...


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Property Location
With a stay at Boutique Hotel Vozdvyzhensky, you'll be centrally located in Kiev, steps from Castle of Richard Lionheart and Museum Workshop Of Ivan Kavaleridze. This boutique hotel is within close proximity of Mikhail Bulgakov Museum and Andriyivsky Uzviz.
Make yourself at home in one of the 28 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and LED televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar and a garden view. You can also stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Kiev? This hotel has 1076 square feet (100 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station drop-off service.
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- Conference space size (meters) - 100
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- If you require a visa to enter the country, your property may be able to help with the supporting documents needed to obtain one. To learn more, you can reach out to the property via the contact details included on your booking confirmation. The property may charge for this assistance, even if you end up cancelling your reservation. All arrangements are solely between the property and yourself.
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Robot as a Stand-in
This is not the kind of robot you have in mind. Basically it's a walking LCD screen equipped with a camera and speakers.
Check this two videos at New York Times: "Robots at Work" and "Can't Attend? Send Your Robot Instead".
Is talking to this walking-screen robot better than, well, a normal on-wall screen? In the opening story in this article, "The Boss Is Robotic, and Rolling Up Behind You", Dr. Shatzel maneuvers this robot to talk to the patient at the emergency. This seems that it can be done with a on-wall screen and a camera that can rotate at different angles. Moving this machine from one room to another takes too much time. Since the robot doesn't have hands, it cannot go on from one floor to another without any assistance.
It's an interesting idea and I'm sure that it has a great potential. If it gets some more "handful" functions. 😉
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Just wonderful, great job and thank you for sharing Have a Blessed day Ellen
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Just wonderful, great job and thank you for sharing Have a Blessed day Ellen
A clean room is so much fun to mess up!! Your room is so nice
Grama Laura
I noticed you have a cutting table from JoAnn's. I have one and it is so wobbly I wonder if it is going to collapse. Do you have any suggestions on how to make it more sturdy. I really like it but needs to be more stable.
You did a fantastic job.
Jojos Nana, Carol
It's beautiful. How long did it take you? I'm sure you find it more peaceful and fun to look at it, but in truth, while it was a bit "catywampus" before, I didn't think the before was "THAT" bad. ;0
How wonderful to have a space like that to create in!
Worth all the effort you put into organizing. You did a great job and created the ideal studio!
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Wow, your room looks so neat and tidy! I have the stacking metal wire units also and they sure are handy.
Talk about spring cleaning! Wow! You did a great job! Now your creative side can have a whole new perspective!
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It looks wonderful. It's so hard to keep our sewing rooms in order. Because every time we work in there, we mess it up again. You have a wonderful sewing room. Thanks for sharing.
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By taking another one of our ex- tackles. Gaither goes down, take McKinnie. gaither's a bum anyway.
Per rotoworld
LT Bryant McKinnie says he could be released following a contract squabble with the Ravens.
The Ravens want to reduce McKinnie's $3.2 million base salary. While he's open to a paycut, the two sides haven't been able to come to terms yet. McKinnie's camp is still trying to work out a deal, but it sounds like a dead end. He knows that tackle-hungry teams such as the Cardinals, Jets and Chargers would probably end up bidding for his services. The Ravens would be forced to flip Michael Oher back to left tackle, where he has previously struggled.


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Sears Shares Fall
Sears Holdings (SHLD ) shares were lower Thursday after the company posted 98 cents second quarter earnings per share on unchanged Kmart same-store sales and 7.4% lower Sears domestic same-store sales. The department store noted that its results are not comparable to the prior year and named Aylwin Lewis CEO and president.
Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO ) posted a 41 cent third quarter loss vs. a 21 cent loss despite a 6% sales rise. The company sees lower-than-expected 85 cent to 90 cent fiscal year 2005 earnings per share on sales of $1.22 billion to $1.27 billion. Take-Two initiated fiscal year 2006 guidance at $1.25 to $1.55 earnings per share on sales of $1.4 billion and $1.5 billion.
Coca-Cola (CCE ) said its third quarter European volume was below expectations. The beverage company sees its third quarter earnings per share below 51 cent consensus estimates, and its 2005 earnings per share in the low to mid-$1.30s, excluding the impact from Hurricane Katrina.
News Corp. (NWS ) said it plans to acquire IGN Entertainment, a community-based Internet media and services company, for $650 million in cash.
Ulticom( ULCM ) posted 10 cent vs. 9 cent second quarter earnings per share (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles). It also announced that the settlement of a breach of contract claim offset its 6.4% sales decline. Wedbush Morgan upgraded the stock to buy from hold.
Hayes Lemmerz International (HAYZ ) posted a $1.85 second quarter loss vs. a 26 cent loss despite a 9.8% sales rise. The auto parts maker said North American volumes for key platforms were lower than last year, 1 times costs. It cut its $220 million to $235 million adjusted fiscal year 2006 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization guidance to $190 million to $205 million.
Barr Pharmaceuticals( BRL ) posted 77 cent (adjusted for a potential litigation settlement and the product acquisition of Mircette) vs. 13 cent fourth quarter earnings per share on 7.5% lower revenue. The company sees $2.95 to $3.10 fiscal year 2006 earnings per share.
Intuit (INTU ) named Kiran Patel as its chief financial officer. Patel was formerly the CFO at Solectron (SLR ).
Hovnanian Enterprises (HOV ) posted $1.76 vs. $1.33 third quarter earnings per share on a 24% rise in revenue. The residential home builder sees its fiscal year 2005 (ending October) earnings per share of $7.00, and fiscal year 2006 earnings per share of $8.05 to $8.40.
Drug research tool provider Charles River Laboratories International (CRL ) sees its third quarter results at the low end, or slightly below, its guidance for 58% to 61% net sales growth, 44 cent to 46 cent earnings per share, and 58 cent to 60 cent non-GAAP earnings per share.
UST (UST ) lowered the top end of its previously announced 2005 earnings per share guidance of between $3.20 and $3.30 to between $3.20 and $3.25; third quarter earnings per share are to be slightly below the prior year's level. S&P cut its estimate but maintained its hold opinion on the smokeless tobacco and wine maker.
Dave & Buster's (DAB ) posted a 9 cent second quarter loss vs. 16 cents earnings per share. A charge offset its unchanged revenues at stores that had been open for longer than a year. Total revenue rose 23%.
Xilinx (XLNX ) said its second quarter tax rate will decline to approximately 15% from its prior guidance of 24%, primarily due to a recent favorable tax court decision pertaining to cost sharing and the release of related reserves.
Footwear retailer DSW (DSW ) posted 26 cents vs. 20 cents second quarter earnings per share (pro forma) on a 3.3% sales rise at stores that had been open longer than a year, and an 18% total sales rise.
Comverse Technology( CMVT ) posted 16 cents vs. 6 cents second quarter earnings per share (under generally accepted accounting principles) on a 23% sales rise.
Alloy (ALOY ) posted an 8 cent second quarter loss from its continuing operations vs. a 28 cent loss on a 9% revenue rise. The company plans to spin-off its merchandising business from its media & marketing services business in the near term.
Myogen (MYOG ) is planning to offer 4 million shares in an underwritten public offering.
SWS Group (SWS ) will file for an extension to file its fiscal year 2005 10-K, after it discovered an error in connection with its accounting of derivative securities. The financial services company sees 30 cent fourth quarter earnings per share.
Technical Olympic USA (TOA ) priced its offering of 4 million shares at $28 per share.
The Pantry ( ) said direct financial impact from Hurricane Katrina in terms of uninsured property losses or store closings in affected areas has been minimal. The convenience store chain remains comfortable with its previous fiscal year 2005 earnings per share forecast of $2.10 to $2.15.
USEC (USU ) set its restructuring and said it would take a $5 million charge in the third quarter. The nuclear power plant supplier sees a third quarter loss and adjusted its 2005 earnings per share guidance to between 21 cents and 27 cents, which reflects the impact of the restructuring offset by savings in the fourth quarter 2005.
Software company Astea International (ATEA ) said a major European service integrator has selected its latest version of Astea Alliance, a comprehensive Microsoft .NET based service lifecycle management offering.
Fleetwood Enterprises (FLE ) The motor home and housing producer posted a 31 cent first quarter loss from continuing operations vs. 21 cent earnings per share on a 6.5% revenue decline. BB&T Capital said Fleetwood Enterprises showed strong operating improvement from recent quarters and reiterated a buy.
National Semiconductor (NSM ) posted better-than-expected 24 cent vs. 31 cent first quarter earnings per share on 11% lower sales. The technology company sees 5% higher sequential second quarter revenue and set a $400 million stock buyback. S&P raised its estimates on the stock and reiterated its hold opinion.


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I'm glad they gave warlocks their blanket silence back.
Boy, that Enchant Bracer - Minor Health was a MUCH needed change!
Do I smell green fire icons for the locks? :D
Does this mean Clone no longer had a CD? Orr?
I'm sorry, I just don't get what the difference is with the enchant? Mana change? Enchanting doesn't cost mana. Someone shed some light here..
I like those rogue sets in the 3D Viewer...especially the torso. Nothin' like showin' it off.Hint: On a Human Male there is no torso.
Hmmm. That's an interesting tidbit of lore on the Zandalari..Lol @ Wrathion. (Also I have a feeling of what the secret boss might be..o.0)
Those frog pets look bad ass. xD
Very happy about the CD reduction on Asphyxiate, every bit of extra CC helps my squishy frost dk's survivability :)
You know, as a Rogue that new season armor depresses the hell out of me. The helmet looks terrible. I'd rather wear T13 over it.
i honestly think the helm ruins the set :p personal opinion
so rogues are going from wearing road kill as armor to now wearing a dead mirelurk -_-
FINALLY a Serpent's Eye dump. Hurraaay!Arcane's buff to Scorch is predictable, but it still will not justify it's usage unless it has some, even slight chance of generating a Charge.Also with manacost increase and manaregen decrease of Rune of Power, I believe 90% arcane gameplay, the broken &*!@ of 5.0-5.1 will be dead for good. But with the new manacosts and with 1 min duration of Invocation, I think the only way arcanes will ever be good at - is old good short burst of Incanter's Shield.Current Invocation might've been better for arcane, as the buff is short but strong. Even then, arcanes needed to recharge mana way before 40 duration. 5.2 Invocation is perfect for fire and frost only.No clue who or under which conditions will use Rune of Power anymore. From the look of it, even normal 5.2 fights won't have 2-3 min stay and dps situations, where a rune might indeed be saving a gcd and cast time. Otherwise a freedom of moving at the cost of 2-3 second cast every minute is MUCH better than a tiny-whiny rune WITH cast time(and impossible to be casted on the move).
The icons are 'OK', iv seen better. My fave is the staff like one, gessing will be for a staff (duh) weapon. The 3rd one on the bottom row. :)
felfire icons that's good.now that rogue set is the ugliest set I've ever seen. Blizzard doesnt care anymore when it comes to gear design lol. that just looks terrible. thank *!@# for transmog?


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Ed Thompson: Now that you've had a night to sleep on the fact that you're a member of the Miami Dolphins, what's going through your mind as you think about your new opportunity in the NFL?
Pat White: I'm definitely excited. I'm definitely loving what I'm hearing from the coaches. I'm ready to get to work down there and hopefully help the team win some games.
Thompson: What exactly have the coaches told you that has you so excited?
White: They're going to give me a shot at the quarterback position. They said they didn't draft me as a receiver, they drafted me as a quarterback. And that's something that I've prayed for. So I'm excited and ready to get to work.
Thompson: Pat, I've been one of the guys who's been saying throughout the entire pre-draft period that I think you can be a very good quarterback in this league, and one who'll be fun to watch. So I'm glad to see that you've landed with a team who's going to give you that opportunity.
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White: I was at home with my family, enjoying watching the Draft, which is something we usually do. When I got the phone call, it was definitely an exciting time and a relief. And I'm just thankful that I have this opportunity.
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Thompson: The Dolphins have Ted Ginn and they drafted a couple of good receivers, so you must be especially excited about hooking up with them.
White: They definitely have an athletic team, and Ted Ginn is one of the fastest players who's ever walked onto the field. I'm also excited to see Patrick Turner, a guy I worked out with for a couple of months, and I was very impressed with him. So I'm very excited that I get to work with him.
Thompson: Are there some veterans on that roster that you're excited about having the opportunity to work with and learn from?
White: Definitely. I'm willing to work with and learn from anybody. Chad Pennington is someone who's got a lot of experience, so hopefully he'll give me a couple of tips here and there. Chad Henne is a great quarterback, so I'm excited to get down there and work with him.
Thompson: For any of the fans who may not have seen you at work at West Virginia these past few years, tell them about what you're going to bring to the NFL.
White: Hopefully, I just bring excitement. I'm going to bring a hard-working mentality and good attitude. I love winning, so that's something I'm coming to do.
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Lukoil Surging 29% to Analysts on Output PlansHalia Pavliva
Analysts are the most optimistic on OAO Lukoil stock since November, predicting a 29 percent rally in the next 12 months, as the Russian oil producer says it will use last year's record profit to boost output.
Lukoil climbed for a fourth day in Moscow and New York, with the company's American depositary receipts posting the second-biggest advance on the Bloomberg Russia-US Equity Index of the most-traded Russian stocks in the U.S. yesterday. The measure fell 0.4 percent to 101.49 yesterday, while RTS stock index futures rose 0.2 percent to 153,320 in U.S. hours.
Russia's second-largest oil producer will invest more than $16 billion this year to lift output by 18 percent by the end of 2015, Chief Executive Officer Vagit Alekperov said yesterday, after Lukoil reported record 2012 net income of $11 billion. The Moscow shares, which jumped 0.9 percent yesterday to 2,010.20 rubles, or $65.47, will rise to 2,585.04 rubles in the next year, according to the average of 21 analyst price targets compiled by Bloomberg. Fifteen rate the stock buy.
"I like Lukoil more now than I did before," Andrey Polischuk, an analyst at ZAO Raiffeisenbank in Moscow who rates the shares hold, said by phone yesterday."They are able to increase production this year and further increase revenue."
ADRs of Lukoil rose 1.4 percent to $66 in New York yesterday, the steepest jump since Feb. 13. They traded at a 0.9 percent premium to the company's shares on Moscow's benchmark Micex Index, the most since Nov. 16. Lukoil climbed 8.9 percent in Moscow over the past year and trades at 4.44 times estimated earnings, the second-lowest valuation among 15 global oil producers tracked by Bloomberg after Moscow-based TNK-BP Holding at 4.3 times.
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Lukoil is counting on deposits in Siberia, the Caspian Sea, Iraq and Uzbekistan to drive output growth after recording its first production increase since 2009 in September, according to preliminary Energy Ministry data released Oct. 2.
While oil output fell 1.3 percent last year, natural gas production grew 10 percent, the company said yesterday. Crude production will be little changed this year at about 1.83 million barrels a day, Vice President Azat Shamsuarov said in London yesterday, before climbing to 2.05 million barrels a day next year and 2.15 million barrels in 2015.
The Market Vectors Russia ETF, the largest dedicated Russian exchange-traded fund, fell 0.1 percent to $29.05 yesterday. The RTS Volatility Index, which measures expected swings in the stock futures, retreated 3.2 percent to 19.67.
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Lukoil will consider boosting dividend payout ratios from next year when investment demands ease, CEO Alekperov said. The Moscow-based company will distribute 23 percent of net income in 2012 and is looking to boost shareholder payments to 30 percent of profit in the medium term, he said.
"Dividends are higher than what we expected," Alexei Kokin, an analyst at UralSib Financial Corp. who rates the stock buy, said by phone yesterday from Moscow. "It would be good if they increase dividends faster."
OAO Gazprom Neft, the oil unit of Russia's natural gas export monopoly, led gains on the Bloomberg-Russia gauge yesterday, rising 1.9 percent to $23.12 and boosting its premium to the Moscow shares by 1.9 percent, the biggest gap since Sept. 13. The shares climbed 0.5 percent to 139.49 rubles, or $4.54 yesterday. One ADR equals five ordinary shares.
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Crude for April settlement increased 1.3 percent to $91.56 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange yesterday as first-time jobless claims unexpectedly fell in U.S. last week.
Brent crude for April settlement on the ICE Futures Europe exchange settled advanced 9 cents to $111.15 a barrel. Urals crude slid less than 0.1 percent to $107.90.
Russia's ruble strengthened less than 0.1 percent to 30.6975 per dollar. The currency lost 0.3 percent to 34.9770 against the dollar-euro basket used by Russia's central bank to manage swings that erode exporter competitiveness. Ruble's futures showed the currency weakening less than 0.1 percent against the dollar at 30.732 in U.S. hours.
United Co. Rusal, the world's largest aluminum producer, lost 1.2 percent to HK$4.18 in Hong Kong trading as of 9:55 a.m. local time. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index gained 0.5 percent.


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/// Want to Lunch Like Larry or Snack Like Sergey? Kitchit Launches the NetJets for Personal Chefs. (Video)
Imagine lifting the silver lid on a carefully prepared, elegantly plated and perfectly seasoned culinary masterpiece, only to realize … your dog is pawing at your leg, begging for a bite. That experience, or something like it, is precisely what the new start-up Kitchit is trying to bring to its users' homes. Launching today, in invite-only beta, the Web service allows anyone with a credit card to book a top-tier chef to prepare the meal at their next dinner party. The company, which was part of Stanford's StartX incubator program, just finished raising a seed round of funding. The value of the round is undisclosed, but it counts super-angel Dave McClure among the early investors. The three founders — CEO Brendan Marshall, CTO George Tang and Chief of Product Ian Ferguson — came together months ago to build a business around the idea of "democratizing fine dining," said Marshall. Buzzwords aside, Kitchit is opening up what was a previously gray market of transactions made by foodie insiders — or people who happened to have the connections necessary to find chefs who were looking to make extra money cooking outside the confines of their primary jobs at high-end restaurants. With Kitchit, even a fish-stick aficionado can arrange for such a meal. It's the exact same kind of hidden economy that companies like Airbnb have built a business on disrupting. But what does this new opportunity mean for the user/eater? Potential diners visit Kitchit.com and pick from a stable of preapproved chefs — about 40 at last count — who will prepare their haute cuisine in the client's home for any number of guests. Kitchit takes care of billing, scheduling and making the connection with the chef, taking a cut of the payment. The end result, said Ferguson, is "a five-star meal cooked for you and your guests in your home, for less than you would pay in a restaurant." And while the prices fluctuate with the cost of ingredients and demands of individual chefs, Ferguson's math does seem to hold, even if it doesn't promise an enormous bargain. He explained that the average per-plate cost of a Kitchit dinner party is somewhere between $50 and $100. Still, being able to eat at home and drink wine without a restaurant's precious liquor markup must mean some savings, right? While it's tempting to draw an immediate correlation between Kitchit and a company such as Airbnb, CEO Marshall insisted the two were after different markets. "We're really more like NetJets for now," he said. Beyond the initial focus on high-end dining, Kitchit faces some sobering costs of scaling that Airbnb doesn't
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Flavor a few pork tenderloins with this easy rub before putting them on the grill, and you're in for a terrific treat. They make an extra-special summer meal.——Beth Walton, Columbus, Indiana
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- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
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A three screen set-up, lost when they remodeled the Phipps Plaza shopping centre. At one time the Penthouse was THE place to see a film in Atlanta. Typical Cineplex Odeon run into the ground death. While Plitt ran it, it was a first class operation. Some of the seats ended up at the now closed Franklin Plaza in Marietta.
A 14-screen AMC now operates from the Phipps Plaza Shopping Centre.
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Phipp's Fountain and Tea Room? Things always taste better there, I don't know WHAT they do to it!
Saw MAS*H at the original PPT in late 70 or early 71. Place was packed.
Was it at Phipps where you bought the tickets at one location in the mall, then
walked to the theater in another? Idea was to "acquaint" the customer with more
mall merchants. Anybody remember that, or is it just another of my
Baby Boomer memory tricks?
That mall was like a cemetery at one point in the early 80s. You could walk through
and about the only people you'd see were store employees and uniformed security
people. Lenox Square, on the other hand, would be packed. It's been a while since I've been to Atlanta, I guess Phipps has recovered. Hope so, it was a beautiful mall.
Admission Prices set for "JEDI" and "SUPERMAN" from the Knoxville District is that Child will go to $2.50 and Adult will go to $4.50 on "JEDI" and $4.00 for "SUPERMAN".
"Monty Python and The Holy Grail"goes on Seven weeks at the Penthouse.Between Jacksonsonville and Atlanta screens it has grossed over $300,000.A dozen addition markets are set to open next week. Sept.22.1974,BOXOFFICE.
As my memory serves me, the Phipps Plaza Theatre was originally a single screen downstairs. They added the Penthouse upstairs at a later date. I was thinking they split the original theatre downstairs into two screens. The original theatre was one of the most comfortable with more leg room per seat… great when someone had to get by you to get to their seat, or exit to the lobby.
I remember buying tickets in one part and seeing the film somewhere else. I also remember that at least one of the two theaters was very mod at the time, featuring the egg shaped chairs in the lobby. That was glorious fun for a kid.
I remember going here with my dad on my 9th birthday to see The Empire Strikes Back. At the time the movie opened on May 21, 1980, it started out as playing as a limited engagement in select theaters, including this one. Not only that, Phipps showed the 70MM print! And there was either a rep or a bookstore guy out front in the lobby selling copies of the storybook from Random House, so you know who got a copy of that on the way in to see it. :)
Phipps Plaza was the place to see movies in Atlanta in the 70's and 80's. Took my family to many good ones and one or two that was not so good. Phipps was such a neat place to go in those days, we always went in Abercrombie & Fitch long before it became just another teen clothing store, it was on two levels, need khakis no problem, or a canoe.
Phipps Plaza was the fanciest mall we knew of at the time in the early 1980s. It was the best place to see the 1st run movies. All of the stores were cutting edge and the theater was great.
treadway, you are right. Both theaters (the one downstairs was single screen when it opened and the Penthouse upstairs) were plush and made the film you were seeing a memorable experience.
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Conveniently located within walking distance to downtown restaurants, shopping and the hot springs. Come relax in this historic gem, build a fire, read a book in the cozy sunroon, swing in the hammock or sit by the Zen garden. Located a short drive to Ski Sunlight and an hour drive to Aspen or Vail ski areas. Close to hiking and biking trails, excellent kayaking and rafting or if you prefer, just pamper yourself at the exclusive Spa of the Rockies. All of the bedrooms have wrought iron beds and are tastefully decorated. The master bedroom has a queen size bed and attached bathroom. The second upstairs bedroom has a trundle bed which converts to two twin beds, perfect for children. The third bedroom has a double bed and attached bathroom. For additional sleeping space there is a pull out couch in the living room and chair bed in the sunroom.
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Aspiring artist, outdoor enthusiast and animal lover.
Owner/manager purchased this house in 2004
I have always wanted to buy an old Victorian in a mountain town and renovate to my liking.
Great views, quiet and peaceful location.
This property was all we could hope for and more. My wife and I were in Glenwood Springs for a family reunion. This home is charming, comfortable, well-appointed, close to town, has plenty of room, including lovely outdoor space. Laurie provided us with all the information we needed for our stay in her home as well as great advice about restaurants, shopping and sights. We would stay here whenever we return to Glenwood Springs if it is available for our travel dates.
My wife, young daughter and I stayed here for a fall getaway/anniversary celebration long weekend. It was an abolutely ideal experience for us. The house is so conveniently located in Glenwood Springs--we could walk just about everywhere--including to the hot springs and some fantastic trails. We loved the character of the neighborhood and the house itself was charming and beautiful. We couldn't have asked for anything better. The only downside is that we should have planned to stay longer.
I found Laurie's home at the last minute and we decided to squeeze in a four-day, end of summer trip to Glenwood because we'd never been there. Hit the caves, the hot spriings, and did a bunch of hiking around Independence Pass and Vail. My wife and three daughters thought the house was "too cool". I thought the hammock out back was awesome after a day of hiking.
If you are looking for a homey place and don't need all the bells and whistles of a resort, this little home is perfect. The location is just a few blocks off of downtown and walking distance to trails, groceries, and an ice cream shop. Laurie was a great hostess. The home is fully equipped with everything you need. My wife loves to cook and was pleased that the kitchen was set up to do real cooking. Not sure it would work for toddlers. My only real issue is that because of what she saw in the house, my wife now wants us to buy a Vermont Castings grill, a cool wooden hall tree, and a big green buffet. Thanks alot Laurie.
Seriously, we loved the area and the house. We will be back to both.
We really enjoyed our week at this home. It's clean, comfortable, and colorfully decorated with an awesome kitchen that's very well equipped. The owner has a green thumb, and you'll enjoy the garden in the summertime. If you go to the Hot Springs or book an activity with the adventure outfitters downtown, it's an easy walk. The owner was also very helpful in giving us ideas on suitable activities for our family since this was our first visit to the area, which we really appreciated.
attending my daughter's wedding and needing a house for myself and family members...this was the perfect spot for us...it had all we needed...and was only 4 blocks from my daughter's house...also walking is an option to most of the downtown locations...lots of room...laundry and very sweet garden...an excellent location if you want to be right in town...
I had occasion to stay at this lovely Victorian and had a relaxing stay. The location is quiet and the backyard private. I can highly recommend this short-term rental.
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Can you change from pull type fixture mounted diverter to a spout type?
I have a couple old Delta 600 tub/shower units that I want to update but the update/renovation kits aren't made to accomodate the pull/push fixture mounted diverters. I had in my mind that maybe you can dissable/remove and plug the one that is there and simply install a spout one. I don't really know all the inner workings of these things but it seems logical. So what say you guys? I'm sure there is a good reason why this won't work and I'm all ears....... Was going to just replace the whole unit but it's all soldered together and I don't want to bash the wall apart to make a hole large enough to work on it. Thanks
Could you start over--slowly. I know a bit about these things --but I couldn't make heads or tails out of your description. --Mike---
A spout diverter is "sorta" gravity based; the shower pipe is always open and the spout diverter closes off the spout and then the water goes the other way.
A spout diverter will substitute for a defective faucet mounted diverter only if the latter does not close off the shower pipe when you manage to get it to the down position to stay.
To test, simply plug the spout with a rag and see if the shower comes to life.
I'm saying that I want to take the current diverter completely out (it's mounted just below the shower handle in the pipe that runs down to the spout) and put in a brass plug instead and then install a new spout with a built in diverter. Any reason why this won't work?
If the diverter valve is separate from the mixer valve--you could remove it and run a solid pipe from the mixer valve down to a diverter spout.
I'm not clear about what you would be plugging---however-the answer is --Yes (probably)
Post a picture if you can----Mike---
Yes, when the diverter is simply an in-line valve in the pipe going down to the spout, then you can remove it and substitute a spout diverter.
so it sounds like this should be simple enough to accomplish, however, i've run into a bit of a problem. apparently, Delta decided to make the diverter 13/16 -20 and that size seems to be limited to just this one part as noone on earth makes a plug to fit it. am i going to have to take the diverter apart, solder teh hole shut and use it for a plug? any other ideas? here's a link to what i'm talking about.
worse case, I tear that one apart, cut off the rod and solder the hole where the rod is now and use it as a plug. lot of work for what should be a simple fix though. any better ideas? they sell these at lowe's so i'm not afraid to experiment on it but i'd love to just take it out and replace it with a simple plug and be done with the whole ordeal.
Does the shower work if you plug the existing spout with a rag when the water is turned on?
If so, leave the old diverter in there, optionally solder it so no one can push it accidentally. Install a spout diverter and you are done.
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Given the lack of NHL trade rumors from the mainstream media today, here's a look at what's being bandied about in the blogosphere. Enjoy!
HOCKEYBUZZ.COM: "Eklund" claims sources have told him the Chicago Blackhawks have interest in Shane Doan and Evander Kane, and are putting together "a huge offer" for the latter. He acknowledged reports claiming Kane hasn't asked for a trade, but suggests it appears the door is a bit open for that possibility….Sources on two coasts claim the Maple Leafs are talking to the Canucks about Roberto Luongo again. One source tied Luongo to Doan, suggesting if Doan signs with them it could speed up the necessity to move Luongo…The Flyers might not be done addressing their defense depth and "offer sheets are just one scenario"…The Bruins could be close to a signing, though he wouldn't say who it would be, though it "should be relatively obvious".
SPECTOR'S NOTE: Give the CBA negotiations and the effect it's had upon the free agent and trade markets, I don't see any teams putting together "a huge offer" for anyone right now. I doubt the Blackhawks have plans to add another young forward when they've already got several in their system (Marcus Kruger, Andrew Shaw, Jimmy Hayes) they wish to evaluate this season.
I don't believe the Jets will move Kane. Remember, this time last year, it was Zach Bogosian who was still unsigned, prompting lots of trade rumors – including a silly one tying him to Scott Gomez of the Montreal Canadiens – yet Bogosian was re-signed just before training camp opened…I agree that if Doan signs with the Canucks, it could pressure them to shed Luongo's salary. The Canucks currently have just over $2.4 million in available cap space…The Flyers could continue to address its blueline depth, but having gone the offer sheet route and failed with Shea Weber, they won't waste their time trying it again…It's been rumored the Bruins could be close to a contract extension with Tyler Seguin.
BLEACHER REPORT: JB Webber explains how the Toronto Maple Leafs could use Nazem Kadri as trade bait, suggesting Calgary, Carolina or Winnipeg could have interest. He suggested packaging Kadri with Matthew Lombardi or Tim Connolly for Carolina's Jeff Skinner, or bundling him in a multi-player bid for Calgary's Miikka Kiprusoff.
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BeschreibungWhen Mallecyne St. Merline was told she had been assigned a new partner for an ongoing investigation, she wasn't pleased. When she discovered her partner was a 'null', while Mallecyne herself was a fifth-level sorcerer, she wondered what her boss was thinking. Isis City was in the midst of a crisis amongst high school students -- their most promising young wizards and sorceresses were being abducted into another dimension. Hero Wizardsbane wasn't just a 'null' -- he was one of the famed Wizardsbane clan; impervious to magic. As a team they are the only ones who can defeat the evil wizard Tynedale -- Mallecyne's former mentor and lover -- and end his scheme to take over their world. In the rescuing of the stranded magick students Mallecyne and Hero get glimpses of our world that make them glad to live in theirs; while working together the two police officers fall in love and pledge their troth.
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Middle English, from Old English siftan; akin to Old English sife sieve
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I am getting ready to redo a few room in my house, and I am planning to use a 12 mill laminate flooring. It is hand scraped and has the foam backer. Has anyone use this type of product, have and advice? Also what kind of underlayment works best with this type of product? Or if you know of a good source, I am currently looking at Lumber Liquidators.
I did laminate floors in 2 of our houses. The second one that we live in now was done with laminate I bought from Canadian company called BuildDirect.com because it saved me bunch of money. We did a' 1900 Sq. Feet.
I had good experience with them, especially because the shipper who brought the stuff to our house caused some damage. They sent me replacement pieces without delay.
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I'm lifting the bar between 2 stitches with the left needle from the front, then knitting into the back of the stitch, yet it's creating a hole in my work.
any idea what i'm doing wrong?
the pictures shows 3 increases. the middle one looks ok. but not the first and 3rd.
I've done this type of M1 in the past and it's been virtually invisible. Are you sure you got it into the back part of the bar you picked up? It's a pain to do and easy to miss. If you knit into the front, you do get a hole. I'm not questioning your description or ability, but that's the only thing I can think of.
I'm using M1 at the moment for sleeves. I pick up the bar from behind using the tip of my left needle, then knit into the front left of the stitch (exactly as you would do a normal knit stitch). It is tricky and very tight sometimes, but I have not had a problem with it leaving holes.
I got these instruction from "The Yarn Girls' Guide to Simple Knits".
That sounds about right. I made that mistake my first time, too. I knit into the front like normal instead of knitting into the back of the loop and sure enough, I got holes. :doh: That's why I love this site.. I was able to find out what I was doing wrong! I LOVE these gals!!!
thanks. i must have been picking up the thread between the stitches from the back and knitting tbl -- which caused the holes. i've ripped back and redid the increases and they are not holey!
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