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Apple's conference call this morning saw CEO Tim Cook detail exactly what the company is planning to do with the mountain of cash it's sitting on. But what about the influx of new revenue Apple will have seen over the weekend with the release of the new iPad in ten countries simultaneously?
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Welcome to the forum ,I have a friend that is looking to keep chickens , I will let her know about your post chairmanmeow.
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Apple sure does know how to pack in a lot of gear into a seemingly simple LCD monitor. How do we know? iFixit's latest teardown, of course!
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In fact, the display itself shares an uncanny resemblance to an iMac display because it's actually the same model: an LG LM270WQ1, which was used in the iMac Intel 27″ from October 2009. This is also the same display that's in Dell's competing 27″ monitor, albeit with LED backlighting instead of CCFL. The display is 2560 x 1440 pixels and supports 16.7 million colors. Interestingly, that's 1.07 billion fewer colors than on Dell's display.
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Checked out the bar scene later in the evening, together with and Irish guy. Peregrino close to the hostel was good, as was also VIP downtown. Tabuko was another strange pub. I say strange because they are all very difficult to interact in. Everybody sits down at tables, and it is not easy to get in touch with people.
Next day was my "Visit all the churches day". Did my best to find as many as possible, but still did not manage to find all 29. But check out the pictures. Not much else to take pictures of really.
After the churches I took the bus down to Playa 4 Esquinas where I slept and watched the huge crowds of local tourists. I walked back along the beach to Playa el Faro, where the lighthouse is located.
Relaxed with a German guy and a Mexican kid back at the hostel. Tried a few new beers. Stay away from Becker if you want good beer, that is my conclusion :-) Austral is good though.
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Wife and I have been in NC since 2007...both of us carry. Haven't had any issues. Some areas are off limits but as long as you are mindful of the them, no issues.
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This is a discussion on North Carolina Members within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; My wife and I are considering retiring to the Charlotte area. However, looking at Handgunlawus and the like, I get the impression that NC may ...
My wife and I are considering retiring to the Charlotte area. However, looking at Handgunlawus and the like, I get the impression that NC may not be all that gun friendly for CCW holders. Now bear in mind that I come from Illinois which does not even recognize a citizens'a right to keep and bear arms, so anywhere else is probably more gun friendly that where I am at. Any recommendations from the NC crowd?
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Wife and I have been in NC since 2007...both of us carry. Haven't had any issues. Some areas are off limits but as long as you are mindful of the them, no issues.
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A woman must not depend on protection by men. A woman must learn to protect herself.
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A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
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NC has its good points and bad points. The good points are that it is shall issue, has no registry, no purchase limit, allows OC (no funky keep it concealed or else), and a high level of reciprocity. The castle doctrine is pretty good here too. The bad is that restaurants are pretty much off limits still, it has funny restrictions like "places that charge admission" hitting places like movie theaters, signs are legally binding, and you must notify.
Charlotte City is probably more uptight than the surrounding communities. If your out in the country with property you can shoot and hunt and nobody will bother you.
Overall, I wouldn't let gun laws disuade you from moving here as they are manageable, but could be better and there is effort to improve.
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Compared to IL, NC will seem like Oz.
Noway2 pretty well covered it . I came here from florida and most states have something that cause's some issues but not bad by anymeans. Atleast to me. Oh The restraunt thing as where alcohol is served. So in some you can go in CC'n . maybe next years that will change. I am in the mountains so can't comment on charolette area.
You might also consider VA to settle in when you move. Very gun friendly. No restriction on places that charge admission, no restriction on restuarant carry, signs do not hold the weight of law, OC and CC both legal and no requirement to notify.
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Gaius, I have lived in NC for the past 36 years and love it. Both the wife and I have our permits and carry daily without any problems. NC is basically a conservative state, but Charlotte is crowded with liberals from up north. Good luck with whatever choice you make.
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I grew up and lived in NC for many years, and still visit family there often so I have to keep up on the carry laws. I lived in Virginia for 14 years and it is indeed more gun friendly as described by archer. I now live in Florida, and it is very comparable to Virginia other than the "no OC, must keep it concealed" thing. No big deal, really, as I had pretty much gone to all concealed the last few years in Virginia anyway.
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Just about any place outside of Illinois IS OZ when it comes to gunanything. You can only improve your situation in just about any other state. I'm in VA. but love NC. I think you'd be happy in most any state mentioned.
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As most states, it has it's pluses and minuses for carry but the people and the landscape make up for any short comings in the carry laws. Carry is very manageable and with a little planning you can do fine.
I teach the class for NC carry so I'm a bit partial but if you have any specific questions feel free to ask.
I'd recommend if at all possible, look to areas other than in Charlotte. You can be in a totally different atmosphere by being 30 minutes out of Charlotte.
I did not read all the above posts. Biggest issue with NC is that every time there is some emergency (Snow, Weather or Other), NC Gov bans (mostly by region) the lawful carry, in any capacity, of firearms = even if you are evacuating, you legally have to leave you firearm at your home and cannot take it, in any manner of transportation within that region. It's a stupid felony if you do.
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Michael Johnson's name will never be mentioned in Classic Country music circles with the likes of Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, Buck Owens or Merle Haggard.
Michael Johnson won't be in the hallowed Country Music Hall of Fame along side people like Roy Acuff, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn or Tammy Wynette.
Now then, with all that being said, Michael Johnson was one great singer/songwriter that topped multiple music chart's, including Country!
I have not only like Michael Johnson's music, I've admired his fantastic songwriting talent's and voice for decades. Perhaps Country Music fan's were first introduced to Michael in 1986 when his 'Give me Wings' topped the Country Music chart.
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I am so happy to say….nothing! Michael, a favorite of South Dakota Public Broadcasting and a semi-regular concert favorite in South Dakota, particularly in the Black Hills where I saw him several times in Deadwood, is a youthful 69, still picks a great acoustic guitar, still has that hauntingly beautiful voice, and still delight's audiences in concert.


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The Wondermelon
The sweet juiciness of the watermelon is just one of the reasons we love this refreshing summer fruit.
Photographed by Carla Witt Ford
Watermelon is an icon of summer. From eating contests at fairs and festivals to carved melon art and farmers market stands laden with the fruit, what's not to love about something so deliciously refreshing and wonderfully messy? But, there's more than meets the eye. Organizations such as the National Watermelon Association, established in 1914, and the National Watermelon Promotion Board will tell you everything fun and factual about watermelons, like the fact that a watermelon plant takes 85 to 90 days to become mature enough to harvest, or that these melons are actually quite healthy. The fruit offers excellent levels of vitamins A and C, a good level of vitamin B6, and can serve as a source of potassium, too.
Consisting of six percent sugar and 92 percent water, watermelons have a smooth exterior rind that's usually green, yellow, or white, and a sweet inside of deep red or pink. The melons come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, and while more than 1,200 kinds of watermelon exist and almost 300 varieties are grown in the United States, most people are familiar with about 50 types.
Peak season is May through August, but this favorite fruit can be found year-round in the U.S., meaning you have plenty of time to explore the joy of cooking with it. Salsas, gazpacho, sorbet, and salads are just a few of the ways this versatile fruit can be used.
Watermelon and Goat Cheese Bites
1 seedless watermelon
1 log goat cheese
Bacon, cooked and each slice cut into 4 pieces
Fresh basil leaves
Balsamic vinegar
Cut watermelon into round disks, about 1 inch thick. Using a small round cookie cutter (bearing in mind that this makes a mouthful even with small diameter circles), cut out little cylinders of watermelon, avoiding the seedy spots. Cut each cylinder into 3 or 4 thinner disks. Set the watermelon disks on paper towels briefly to drain excess juice.
Cut the log of goat cheese into disks of approximately the same thickness as the watermelon disks. Use the cookie cutter to trim the cheese to the same size as the watermelon, taking care not to let the goat cheese crumble too much. Place a disk of goat cheese on each disk of watermelon. Top each with a piece of bacon and a basil leaf. Just before serving, drizzle each bite with a drop of balsamic vinegar.
Recipe adapted from The Meaning of Pie by Kelly Dean Yandell.
Watermelon Pizza
1 seedless watermelon
Kalamata olives, chopped
Red onion, thinly sliced and rinsed
Ricotta salata or feta cheese
Fresh basil or mint, torn
Arugula, optional
Vinaigrette (see below)
Cut watermelon into 1-inch thick, round disks. Top slices with olives, onion, ricotta, basil, and other toppings of your choice, and drizzle with vinaigrette.
For vinaigrette: In a small bowl, whisk together 2 teaspoons honey, 2 tablespoons Champagne vinegar, 5 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, and salt and pepper, to taste.
Recipe adapted from Tim Mazurek's blog, Lottie + Doof.
Refreshing Watermelon Tomato Salad
5 cups watermelon, seeded and cut into ¾-inch cubes
1½ pounds ripe tomatoes, cut into ¾-inch cubes
3 teaspoons sugar
½ teaspoon salt
1 small red onion, quartered and thinly sliced
½ cup red wine vinegar
¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
Romaine lettuce leaves, optional
Combine watermelon and tomatoes in a large bowl. Sprinkle with sugar and salt and toss to coat. Let stand 15 minutes. Stir in onion, vinegar, and oil. Cover and chill 2 hours. Serve chilled with lettuce.
Recipe adapted from Southern Living magazine.
Watermelon Salsa
2 cups watermelon, seeded and finely chopped
½ cup cucumber, peeled, seeded, and finely chopped
¼ cup red onion, finely chopped
¼ cup red bell pepper, finely chopped
½ to 1 whole jalapeno pepper, seeded and finely diced
¼ cup fresh cilantro, finely chopped
1 tablespoon fresh basil, finely chopped
2 tablespoons honey
2 teaspoons lime juice
Tortilla chips, for dipping
Combine watermelon, cucumber, onion, peppers, cilantro, and basil in a large bowl. Add honey and lime juice and stir to coat.
Chill in refrigerator for at least 30 minutes. Serve with tortilla chips.
Note: Watermelon naturally has a lot of liquid in it. Before serving, pour out the excess liquid so the salsa is not too runny.
Recipe adapted from The Girl Who Ate Everything.
Watermelon Lime Sorbet
1 cup water
1 cup sugar
8 cups fresh watermelon, cubed (save and freeze the rind)
⅓ cup lime juice
Place water and sugar in a saucepan over medium heat. Bring to a boil and cook until sugar is completely dissolved to create a syrup. Remove from heat and allow to cool.
In a food processor or blender, mix together watermelon, syrup, and lime juice. Blend until smooth. Add to an ice cream machine and freeze according to manufacturer's directions. Serve immediately as soft serve sorbet or freeze in an airtight container and remove a few minutes prior to serving to let soften for scooping.
For a fun twist: Take the watermelon rind out of the freezer and fill it with sorbet. To add "seeds," sprinkle in a few mini chocolate chips as you fill the rind. Put the filled rinds in the freezer, about 4 to 5 hours.
- Use a small watermelon.
- Freeze only long enough for the sorbet to set. If you freeze it longer, set it out to soften before serving.
- Dip a large chef's knife in warm water between each cut, and try to cut 2- to 3-inch thick slices. If cut too thin, the sorbet slices won't hold together as well.
Yield: 8–10 servings
Recipe adapted from Food for My Family.
Watermelon Gazpacho
5 cups watermelon, peeled, seeded, and roughly chopped, plus 1 cup, finely chopped
½ cup cranberry juice
1 cup cucumber, peeled, seeded, and diced
1 cup celery (about 2 stalks), diced
¾ cup red bell pepper (about 1 pepper), diced
¼ cup red onion, diced
¼ cup fresh mint leaves, minced
¼ cup fresh parsley, minced
Juice of 1 lime (about 3 tablespoons)
1½ tablespoons sherry vinegar
1 tablespoon jalapeno pepper, minced
Combine 5 cups watermelon and the cranberry juice in a blender, and puree until mixture is smooth. Pass through a fine sieve into a large bowl or plastic storage container, discarding pulp. You should have 3 cups of strained liquid.
Add cucumber, celery, bell pepper, onion, herbs, lime juice, vinegar, jalapeno, and remaining 1 cup chopped melon to watermelon liquid, and stir to combine. Cover with plastic wrap, and place in refrigerator until soup is well chilled, at least 1 hour. Serve, or store in refrigerator up to 1 day.
Yield: 1½ quarts
Recipe adapted from Martha Stewart Living.
Watermelon Almond Tart
1 cup sliced almonds
1 seedless watermelon slice, 3- to 5-inches thick, rind removed
1 cup low-fat vanilla yogurt
1 cup blueberries
1 cup strawberries, sliced
1 tablespoon chocolate syrup, optional
In a skillet set over medium heat, toast the almonds while constantly stirring to prevent burning. When they are golden, remove them to a heatproof tray or foil to cool. Cut the watermelon slice into 6 to 8 pie-shaped wedges. Dip the back (curved) side of each slice in the yogurt and then the almonds, reassembling the pieces on a serving platter as you complete each piece. When finished, it will look like a piecrust of almonds around the watermelon slices. Frost the top of the reassembled watermelon with the remaining yogurt and decorate the top with the berries. Drizzle the top with chocolate syrup. Serve cold.
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Sweet Afton (cigarette)
A 20-pack of Sweet Afton cigarettes with a text warning in both Irish and English stating "Smoking kills"
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Sweet Afton was an Irish brand of short, unfiltered cigarettes made with Virginia tobacco and produced by P.J. Carroll & Co., Dundalk, Ireland, now a subsidiary of British American Tobacco.[1]
Brand History[edit]
The Sweet Afton brand was launched by Carroll's in 1919 to celebrate the link between Dundalk and the national poet of Scotland, Robert Burns. Burns' eldest sister, Agnes, lived in Dundalk from 1817 until her death in 1834 and was buried in the cemetery of St. Nicholas's Church in the town. Carroll's thought that the brand would only be successful in Scotland if the carton simply had an image of Burns, or Scottish name on the packet, so the people of Dundalk were canvassed and the name Sweet Afton was chosen.[2] The name is taken from Burns' poem "Sweet Afton", which itself takes its title from the poem's first stanza:
Flow gently, sweet Afton, amang thy green braes
Flow gently, I'll sing thee a song in thy praise
My Mary's asleep by they murmuring stream
Flow gently, sweet Afton, disturb not her dream.
A larger version of the cigarette was also marketed under the brand name Afton Major.[3] This name served as inspiration for Carroll's later Major brand of tipped cigarettes.[4] As of Autumn 2011, British American Tobacco no longer manufacture Sweet Afton cigarettes.
Popular culture[edit]
The brand proved particularly popular with post World War II Rive Gauche Paris. It was reputed to be Jean-Paul Sartre's preferred cigarette, and also featured prominently in Louis Malle's film Le Feu Follet, as well as a number of other Nouvelle Vague films.[5] Margot Tenenbaum (played by Gwyneth Paltrow) from Wes Anderson's 2001 film The Royal Tenenbaums also smokes Sweet Aftons. Thomas Shelby, in Peaky Blinders, smokes Sweet Aftons.


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Blog: Lawrence of Arabia and the Light Horse
The Bartlett brothers from the 10th Light Horse
Friday 22 February 2008 by Mal Booth. 2 comments
I received an email today from Charles Kenny of Essex in the UK. He has given me permission to post it here and I've put in some relevant links where I could. Reading about your exhibition, I thought you might be interested in a little known connection. The Bartlett brothers, Stephen and Alfred S., both pearlers of Broome (W.A.), enlisted together in the 10th Light Horse Regiment in May 1915, and embarked from Freemantle on HMAT Anchises…
James Barr's talk (27 November 2007)
Monday 17 December 2007 by Mal Booth. 1 comments
At last we have James Barr's talk available as an audio file that you can listen to here, while browsing some of his 28 photos or after downloading it using the link below. Thanks again to James for his time and his generosity with these photos. Now go out and buy his book Setting the desert on fire! [MEDIA=1] Download the MP3 audio file (13.9MB) Map Damascus Azrak tower …
Jeremy Wilson on Late Night Live
Thursday 13 December 2007 by Mal Booth.
Well, the exhibition is now open and my feet have barely hit the ground since. When things slow down I'll post some images and information about the opening, but currently I am still spending about 3-4 hours a day running tours as the exhibition seems pretty popular so far. Don't panic! It is open until 25 May 2008. As many of you will have read, Jeremy Wilson came out to the opening of the exhibition and presented a public talk on the …
Lowell Thomas footage and press report
Thursday 6 December 2007 by Mal Booth. 1 comments
Our installation is almost complete now and we will open tonight. This week a few of us have done a lot of media interviews, so it looks to be attracting a good deal of attention already. We released some edited film footage taken by Harry Chase for Lowell Thomas during his short stay with Lawrence and the Arabs in 1918. It was provided by the Imperial War Museum as it comes from their collection. You can view this footage and read a …
"Seven pillars of wisdom" - various editions
Friday 30 November 2007 by Mal Booth.
The many different versions of Seven pillars of wisdom are sometime difficult to understand, but since I put a small box of text about our 1926 subscribers' edition into an article I wrote for Wartime, I have had to field a few questions about them. When we've solved our image attachment problem in WordPress, I'll attach what images we have of each of them for further identification. I'll now attempt to summarise the differences for you…
Clouds Hill. Why worry?
Friday 8 June 2007 by Mal Booth. 1 comments
Clouds Hill in Dorset Recently, I had one of those marvellous moments of discovery connecting T E Lawrence to C E W Bean . . . well, in a small way. I was researching captions for the exhibition items on loan from various UK institutions when I came across some information about the lintel on the door to Lawrence's Clouds Hill home in Dorset. I had visited Cloud's Hill with Jeremy Wilson in 2006 when I was in the UK …
Blogging from Gallipoli
Monday 23 April 2007 by Mal Booth.
John Lafferty from the Memorial's Information Technology section has taken himself and his trusty camera to Gallipoli on our annual Battlefield Tour. John is a gifted photographer and he is maintaining a blog from the tour while they are all in Gallipoli. You can find the Gallipoli Battlefield Tour blog here. The Dardanelles campaign is not covered by our exhibition, but both Lawrence and the Light Horse were involved. …
Film review posted & Churchill
Wednesday 28 February 2007 by Mal Booth.
I've just put up Matthew Gibbs' review of the film Lawrence of Arabia against our call for reviews. You can find it here and it is well worth a read. Matthew is a freelance writer from Sydney with a good knowledge of Lawrence. Churchill's Bodyguard While I'm here, did anyone else catch the appearance by Lawrence in the SBS TV show As It Happened about Churchill's bodyguard on Friday night (23 February 2007)? The …
Seeing is believing (more on the taking of Damascus)
Monday 15 January 2007 by Nigel Steel.
Damascus from the north east (aerial photograph) B03526The political background to the entry into Damascus is complex and murky. Yet, only by identifying the underlying web of forces involved, can sense be made of what happened as control of the city passed from the Turks to the Allies. It is clear that parts of the 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment were the first troops formally to enter Damascus when they passed …
Lawrence of Arabia - a curator's view
Thursday 21 December 2006 by Mal Booth. 1 comments
Well, our little exhibition team did all go to watch Lawrence of Arabia in period costume as planned. There will soon be some very embarassing photos and perhaps some film footage displayed on this blog, so keep an eye out for them. I thought that I'd give you my perspective of the film as the curator of our exhibition. (My apologies, for this is a long post and there are no images!) For me, looking again at this film after spending so …


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2008 Laurita Thomas Diversity Champion Award Winners
Name: Anna Ercoli Schnitzer
Position/Department: Librarian/Health Sciences Libraries (Taubman Medical Library)
Years Employed at UMHS: About 26
What does diversity mean to you? I believe that opening one's mind to everyone's differences and embracing each individual for his or her unique qualities is the key to diversity, because there are so many different kinds of diversity. Diversity comprises ethnic and racial backgrounds, age, physical and cognitive abilities, family status, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, religious and spiritual values, ways of thinking and philosophizing, national status, and geographic location.
How do you demonstrate your commitment to diversity at work? I simply try to be friendly and understanding to everyone around me on a daily basis. I think a good start is to smile and greet each person, acknowledging his or her humanity, and then go on from there. I believe that everyone should "expect respect" and I believe on ACTING on this perspective.
Other activities include: UM Council for Disability Concerns (Chair of Neubacher Award Committee for the past 4 years) (Investing in Ability Subcommittee); AT Commons Committee; E-Portfolio Design Committee; Integrated Disability Management Advisory Committee; former member of and continuing advocate for Voices: Benefits, Health and Well-Being.
What drives you to make this effort toward embracing our differences? I saw blatant discrimination when I was a little child, which caused me a great deal of pain; I did not like discrimination then, and I don't like it now. I think that people should be good to other people. Unless we reach out to others and attempt to understand and accept their differences, we cannot make this a better world for everyone. I would like this to be a better world.
What others are saying about Anna: is a tireless advocate for the most vulnerable in our society. She seeks protection for the disabled, she wants to champion the abilities of the disabled and she works to promote awareness of issues facing the disabled. Anna has a wonderful spirit that should be celebrated and rewarded for all that she has accomplished for the disabled community.


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Math Phys Seminar: Ivan Corwin (Courant Inst. NYU) 'Macdonald Processes and Some Applications in Probability and Integrable Systems'
Macdonald processes are probability measures on sequences of partitions defined in terms of nonnegative specializations of the Macdonald symmetric functions and two parameters q, t in [0,1). Utilizing the Macdonald difference operators we prove several results about observables these processes, including Fredholm determinant formulas for q-Laplace transforms. Taking limits and degenerations we arrive at new results in the study of certain directed polymers, branching processes, quantum many body systems, interacting particle systems and stochastic PDEs. This is based on joint work with Alexei Borodin.
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Scam or real?
I am planning on remodeling the basement. I had seen a couple of small areas on the foundation wall that were wet and brought in a company for a free estimate. They told me i would need to install a french drain w/ a sump pump. I have never seen water on the floor and besides the couple of spots on the wall after a heavy rain it has been dry. There is a musty smell and effloressence on the walls. Am i being ripped off?
Post some picture of the inside where you see the water on the wall and outside in that area.
Are there gutters, is the yard sloped away from the foundation in that area?
Is there much piled up againt the house?
Your basement moisture problems do not sound like they need that drastic rework, but I have not seen the inside or out. That said, 90% of basement water problems can be eliminated or reduced by having gutters and downspouts that get water at least 6" away from the foundation walls, and grading the does the same thing. That is what Joe was suggesting. It sounds like you fit into that 90%. The last 10% are due to high water tables, and have no inexpensive solution.
French drain on the inside? I would say not for this problem. Sounds like the water is not even getting to the floor. Proper repair would be done from the outside. Either with simple grading or digging and sealing the wall from the outside.
Skepticism is good, IMO. There are very good and ethical contractors out there, and there are ones that will take you to the bank. The construction business is not unique in this respect.
That said, there's no way for anyone here to justifiably second guess your contractor based on the very limited information you provided. You've described the problem fairly well, but we need more details about his recommendation and how he came to that recommendation. If you're willing to provide those, you might be able to get some opinions here. Those opinions should not be used in lieu of a second opinion from another contractor that goes on site and examines your situation; it should be seen as supplementary.
Now, generally speaking, a french drain along the interior perimeter of a foundation wall is not uncommon. Such a drain belongs on the exterior side of the foundation, but circumstance sometimes prevents a replacement drain (or new one) from being installed there--typically, a neighboring structure that prevents adequate access. That said, you never said where that contractor said you need the french drain. This gets us back to the problem of limited information. Provide details, and you might get some helpful feedback. In the absence of it, all you're going to get are haphazard guesses.
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Here's more info:
When we purchased the home the outside was a mess- we graded all soil, placed a 4ft concrete walkway around the exterior, changed all gutters and leaders including running leaders to underground pvc away from the house. It is an 80 yr old home. Water does seem to drip in from the wood sill plates when there is very heavy rain- this seems to be an above grade issue. The walls of the foundation that are not covered by paneling have a lot of peeling paint and effloressence. When wtrproof came to inspect and spend 2 HOURS of my life talking to me! he used some gadget to measure hydrostatic pressure(?) which read at 30 (I think) and he said you have 2 options: 1. excavate- Not happening or 2. french drain system and all this BS about their patented system. He claims that they drill holes in the keyway to give water a channel straight into the drain and it pumps out using a sump pump. It also relieves the hydrostatic pressure under the floor. I hope the info helps.
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G. Colton Class of Albany, NY, a 2008 graduate of Hudson Valley Community College's EMT Paramedic program, was honored by the college with a departmental award.
Class received the Threads Writing Award, an English Department award. Class, who earned a certificate in the EMT Paramedic program, currently works as a paramedic for Empire Ambulance Service and plans to pursue a bachelor\'s degree in communication at Excelsior College.
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Gather your materials (add a ruler or straight edge to this list!)
Knead in a little tylose powder to your coloured fondant. My ratio is 1tsp tylose to 250g of fondant. Roll ropes of fondant (now gumpaste!) to desired thickness. Keep one rope a little thicker than the rest. Here the green is slightly larger. This will help when it's time to insert the toothpick supports. When you have all of your ropes, roll over them with a fondant smoother to neaten and to remove any finger indentations.
Use a circle cutter (any size you like – here I am using a 2" cutter) to help support the assembly of your rainbow. Paint the joining edge of each coloured rope with a little edible glue (tylose mixed with water). Plain water will also work fine.
Start joining your ropes together pulling down gently at the ends to secure the adhesion.
Admire how pretty it's looking :)
Lay a ruler or straight edge along where you want the base of your rainbow to be and make a nice neat cut with a sharp knife.
This ensures your rainbow with stand nice and straight.
Dampen the end of a toothpick (with your glue or water) and insert dampened end into either end of the larger rope. Allow to dry laying flat like this overnight.
Once your rainbow is firm and dry, stand it up and insert into a foam block. Add some cute little clouds by rolling various sized balls of white gumpaste and adhering to the base of the rainbow with a little tylose glue or water. Adding the clouds to both sides of the rainbow looks nice and also adds extra support. Allow to dry in the foam block overnight.
You can now add your finished rainbow to your cake – it is sure to brighten up any creation!
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China Glaze Crackle Glitters
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Pretty I might pick up the lavender one...before seeing your swatches I wasn't sure I wanted one >.> I'll give these a look next time I'm in Sally'sReplyDelete
These are much different than I expected. I really like Glam-More!ReplyDelete
I love glitter but hate crackle finish. I am gonna pass on these.ReplyDelete
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I only have one China Glaze crackle and it was from the metallics collection, Oxidized AquaReplyDelete
I think it actually looks a bit like Gleam Me Up if it were a glitter. I really love it but I haven't found the perfect color to pair it with yet (besides black of course)
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James Shields pitched 7 1-3 scoreless innings on Sunday afternoon as the Tampa Bay Rays picked up a 3-0 win over the New York Yankees.
The Rays were the winners as +125 home underdogs in this contest, while the combined score fell UNDER the day's posted total (8).
Shields gave up just four hits while striking out 11 batters in the win for Tampa Bay. CC Sabathia was tagged with the loss for the Yankees.


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Berlin at Sch Club - FINALLY barked!
Berlin has been doing great. His obedience is really coming together nicely, we've been working on really cleaning up his heel work, positioning, and long downs. Hopefully at our spring trial we'll get our BH! I feel like our training is going a lot slower than it should, but I have to keep reminding myself he is my first ever working line dog and this is my first time doing any kind of canine sport. Can't be too hard on myself :rolleyes:
He's an absolute joy to work with, just always happy go lucky :wub:
Our biggest obstacle so far though has been NO BARKING! He just doesn't bark. The few times he has barked (out my car window usually) it has scared me half to death. Very loud, deep, intimidating, haha. But at club, with the decoy, NOTHING. He just stands there, staring at him, like "what are you doing? Can I have that pillow already??" My trainer has been saying he thinks the hardest part with Berlin would be that he is TOO calm and stable. Nothing phases him. Decoy jumps out from behind a blind, he says "so what, can I bite that sleeve now?"
We tried posting while the decoy intimidated him behind the blind. Nothing. Then we tried posting him next to an adult female that will just not shut up on the field ;) haha, then alternating between both dogs with the bite pillow on a long line. Nothing. A few whines, one or two short yips, that was it. After several sessions of that, we again tried intimidation with the decoy. This time pushing Berlin a bit harder. He got snarky for sure, snapped and grumbled, but no barks. FINALLY though, last Sunday, The decoy again tried intimidating him while I posted him. Stared him down real good, few good snaps on the whip. Berlin got a little antsy, definitely wondering what was going on.
Suddenly the decoy took off and ran behind the blind. I let Berlin pull me in until about 5 feet outside of the blind. And SUCCESS, that "chase" was enough to bring out a few big deep barks! The club was all cheering, I was smiling like a dam fool. Decoy ran in and out a few times, we got about 6-7 really nice barks, rewarded with the sleeve, and ran off.
Maybe stupid to brag about but I was so proud of the giant doofus. Who would of thought my biggest issue with a german shepherd would be getting him to bark :D
Here's a few pictures we snapped.
A few more of him from that day at club. Have I mentioned how much I adore him?? Couldn't ask for a better dog :wub: :wub: :wub:
Congrats! That is a real step forward. Some dogs ARE so solid and feel in control all the time, they don't bark. Nothing frustrates them. Nothing threatens them. It takes a lot of skill from the decoys to bring out a bark.
Now that he figured out what he needs to do, you'll be able to move forward in leaps and bounds.
Grats on the Woofe!
He's a beautiful dog.
At club right now. The second he saw that decoy behind the blind the barking started. He just needed that one time to figure it out ;)
He's gorgeous!!!!
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When a friend can't make it to the party, there's always the obligatory request: "Have a glass for me."
Hundreds of Angelenos plan on doing just that this weekend for the people of Boston.
LAdrinks2Boston on Saturday will involve dozens of restaurants and bars from Manhattan Beach to Hollywood and Pasadena offering Boston-themed food and cocktails, committing up to 100 percent of proceeds to The One Fund.
The One Fund (onefundboston.com) was created by Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Tom Menino to collect and distribute donations aimed at helping the people most affected by the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15.
"It's very, very rare that everyone comes together like this," said Dan Cox, a spokesman for several eateries signed up for LAdrinks2Boston. "No one has jumped into the spotlight for this because nobody wants to lessen the importance of the event. This is a collective effort by an amazing group of people, many who you'll never hear about."
Other cities around the country have held similar events to honor residents of Boston who suffered through the bombing and the aftermath, as well as the law enforcement officers who helped nab the two suspects.
"I don't know how towns deal with as much as Boston has gone through so this is the least we, in L.A., can do," said Dave Whitton, a partner at Villains Tavern at 1356 Palmetto St. that will be participating Saturday. "We've been lucky in L.A. so far, but - even as far as Boston is - it hits home."
Brothers Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev are suspected of having set off two homemade pressure-cooker bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. The bombs killed three people and injured more than 250 others from runners to cheering fans and bystanders.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, died April 19 after a shootout with authorities. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was found later that evening hiding on a boat in critical condition and is now in custody.
According to the LAdrinks2Boston Facebook page, the idea of the citywide event asking Angelenos to drink, dine and have a good time is to do "all the things that people who plant bombs would like to frighten us into not doing."
"People can't keep us down," said Shawna Dawson, founder of Sauce LA, a restaurant-focused public relations firm. "Lives have been irreparably changed, but there is no reason we can't share a communal cocktail with our fellow Angelenos to celebrate Boston. If you're going to buy a cocktail on Saturday anyway, why not make sure the proceeds go to a good cause?"
Whitton, who was among the original group of restaurateurs and publicists who helped organize LAdrinks2Boston almost immediately after the bombings, said Bostonians are a resilient bunch and figured Saturday's event is fitting.
"They're the kind of people who are the first to throw a finger in the face of a tragedy like this and say we're going to continue living our lives," he said. "So this just seemed like a great way to say we're thinking of them."
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Ok so here's the scoop,
I bought a stage 2 06 WRX from Miami, all STI upgrades back when it had 30k (now has 88). I think it puts out somewhere around 310 at the wheels. ::Tuner Noob Alert:: It had an Invidia Catless on it & was/is still not tuned for the mountain climate. I put the stock 2 cat DP on to pass emissions, but I honestly like the way the car feels/drives & sounds with it on. I remember reading that it wasn't good to leave it on, considering the upgrades... But I would like to see what you guys have to say & I'm hoping someone else out there might be in the same boat..?
My questions;
Am I risking blowing my turbo &/or motor, etc? Also, Am I really losing that much power? I'm confused thinking that I'm enjoying less power , lol!
FYI : My tune is locked and will cost too much for me to have it done anytime in the NEAR future, so I'll be driving as is for another month or two.


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FDA Approves First Drug-Eluting Stent to Treat Peripheral Arterial Disease »
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There is no known antidote to TIKOSYN; treatment of overdose should therefore be symptomatic and supportive. The most prominent manifestation of overdosage is likely to be excessive prolongation of the QT interval.
In cases of overdose, cardiac monitoring should be initiated. Charcoal slurry may be given soon after overdosing but has been useful only when given within 15 minutes of TIKOSYN administration. Treatment of Torsade de Pointes or overdose may include administration of isoproterenol infusion, with or without cardiac pacing. Administration of intravenous magnesium sulfate may be effective in the management of Torsade de Pointes. Close medical monitoring and supervision should continue until the QT interval returns to normal levels.
Isoproterenol infusion into anesthetized dogs with cardiac pacing rapidly attenuates the dofetilideinduced prolongation of atrial and ventricular effective refractory periods in a dose-dependent manner. Magnesium sulfate, administered prophylactically either intravenously or orally in a dog model, was effective in the prevention of dofetilide-induced Torsade de Pointes ventricular tachycardia. Similarly, in man, intravenous magnesium sulfate may terminate Torsade de Pointes, irrespective of cause.
TIKOSYN overdose was rare in clinical studies; there were two reported cases of TIKOSYN overdose in the oral clinical program. One patient received very high multiples of the recommended dose (28 capsules), was treated with gastric aspiration 30 minutes later, and experienced no events. One patient inadvertently received two 500 mcg doses one hour apart and experienced ventricular fibrillation and cardiac arrest 2 hours after the second dose.
In the supraventricular arrhythmia population, only 38 patients received doses greater than 500 mcg BID, all of whom received 750 mcg BID irrespective of creatinine clearance. In this very small patient population, the incidence of Torsade de Pointes was 10.5% (4/38 patients), and the incidence of new ventricular fibrillation was 2.6% (1/38 patients).
TIKOSYN is contraindicated in patients with congenital or acquired long QT syndromes. TIKOSYN should not be used in patients with a baseline QT interval or QTc >440 msec (500 msec in patients with ventricular conduction abnormalities). TIKOSYN is also contraindicated in patients with severe renal impairment (calculated creatinine clearance <20 mL/min).
The concomitant use of verapamil or the cation transport system inhibitors cimetidine, trimethoprim (alone or in combination with sulfamethoxazole), or ketoconazole with TIKOSYN is contraindicated (see WARNINGS and PRECAUTIONS: DRUG INTERACTIONS), as each of these drugs cause a substantial increase in dofetilide plasma concentrations. In addition, other known inhibitors of the renal cation transport system such as prochlorperazine, dolutegravir and megestrol should not be used in patients on TIKOSYN.
The concomitant use of hydrochlorothiazide (alone or in combinations such as with triamterene) with TIKOSYN is contraindicated (see PRECAUTIONS: DRUG INTERACTIONS) because this has been shown to significantly increase dofetilide plasma concentrations and QT interval prolongation.
TIKOSYN is also contraindicated in patients with a known hypersensitivity to the drug.This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
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Best DJs In Los AngelesWe have discovered the most ill DJs in Los Angeles, sure to make you dance all night. Prepare to dance, dance, dance to the supremely sick spinning skills of these local beat masters.
Only On 9: World Famous DJ Kaskade Speaks Out Against Critics Of EDM FestivalsKaskade, whose real name is Ryan Raddon, is not only passionate about his art, he's also a fierce defender of it, and right now he feels that EDM is under attack.
Shaquille O'Neal AKA "DJ Diesel" Releases Electronic Dance Music SongWhat CAN'T Shaquille O'Neal do?
Instagram Removes Searchable #EDM Hashtag"#EDM was being used to share content that violates our guidelines around nudity."
Jack in the Box Music Minute: Nat DunnAussie singer-songwriter and recording artist Nat Dunn performs the hit "Hyper Love" acoustically for the first time ever.
Singer, Songwriter JES Shares Her Favorite Healthy Springtime RecipesTwo-time Grammy nominee singer and songwriter JES stopped by KCAL9 Monday to show some of her favorite healthy springtime recipes.
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Seating for December Commencement
For a general idea of Commencement seating, download this December 2016 seating map.
Download It!
The 2017 December Commencement Handbook will be available for download in the fall of 2017. Check the December 2016 Commencement Handbook for reference.
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Commencement is free and open to the public. There are no tickets and no reserved seats. Parking is free.
All About the Ceremonies
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General Information
December Commencement exercises are open to candidates for graduate and undergraduate degrees. All IU Bloomington schools that have December graduates are eligible to participate. The ceremony typically runs 90 minutes and includes the procession of degree candidates, an address by a Commencement speaker, induction into the IU Alumni Association, the hooding of Ph.D. and doctoral candidates, and the conferral of degrees.
The 2017 Winter Commencement will be held on Saturday, December 16, 2017, in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, 1001 E. 17th Street, Bloomington, IN 47408, beginning at 10 a.m. and ending about 11:30 a.m. For more information about the schedule, see Details for the Big Day.
Who is Eligible to Participate?
Undergraduate students who have completed the requirements for graduation between September 1 and December 31
Graduate students who have completed University Graduate School requirements between September 1 and December 31
All degree candidates (both graduate and undergraduate students) participate in the single December ceremony. Students who complete degree requirements between January 1 and August 31 participate in May Commencement. There is no summer ceremony.
Online cap and gown orders for 2017 December Commencement will open in September.
If you will be participating in the 2017 December Commencement, we recommend that you order your cap and gown during the fall online ordering period. Graduates who do not pre-order apparel online may still rent a cap and gown during distribution week. Complete information is available in the Caps and Gowns section.
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Printed invitations for December Commencement are mailed to permanent addresses in November, and students receive an e-mail message confirming that invitations have been sent.
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This year a number of KLC student from the Part-Time Garden Design Diploma Course helped prepare for the show gardens at the Chelsea Flower Show.
Relishing the opportunity to get their hands dirty and work with leading garden designers, the students helped in the set-up of some of the high profile show gardens. Much to their delight, the students worked on Cleve West's show garden, which won "best in show". As well as Cleve's garden they also help set up Marcus Barnett and Ann-Marie Powell's show gardens.
Ruth Lewis helping on Marcus Barnett's creation: The Times/Kew garden, a silver medal winner.
Abby Hazell - Diploma 4 on Ann-Marie Powell's garden for the British Heart Foundation. Also a silver medal winner.
Abby Hazell, Ann-Marie Powell (Designer) James Powell and Jonny Worrall (Diploma 4 students on work experience).
Each year students assist at the Chelsea Flower Show and the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. This provides them with an excellent opportunity to work with garden designers and take part in an industry event.


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bizbuilder necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 86 diseños de 42 diseñadores freelance.
Consulting company looking for a classy, contemporary, tasteful and professional logo.
Desired Color Scheme:
Surprise me but I typically like dark blue involved but open to various color schemes
Desired Style:
high tech, corporate and professional
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai)
The name of the company is "Venturepad" and we're an economic development consulting company that helps build businesses and the community through our consulting services.
We're looking for a classy, contemporary, tasteful, professional logo design. the logo doesn't have to be but i typically like the abstract look and something more high tech and corporate. Logo should reflect that company is cutting edge, trustworthy, and builds businesses. The 'pad' in 'Venturepad' is meant to mean a launchpad to businesses for growth.
One idea is to incorporate an abstract building or buildings in the design but not required... Just an idea and suggestion for creativity.


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Kate Moss and Alexa Chung Party for W Hotels
Designers and Celebrities Party for W Hotels
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Designers and Celebrities Party for W Hotels
W Hotels threw a celeb packed party last night in London as fabulous names from the world of fashion rubbed shoulders with musical legends. Kate Moss took to the mic whilst rock legends Mick Jones and Roger Daltrey performed. Meanwhile, Alexa Chung was DJing in denim cut-offs. Other guests at the party included Boy George, Linzi Stoppard, Alice Dellal and Jade Jagger. Click through to see photos from the party.


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Sad but unfortunately predictable. For some this is an their excuse to "get theirs". Perhaps if they actually made an effort in life they wouldn't feel the need to steal.
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Sad but unfortunately predictable. For some this is an their excuse to "get theirs". Perhaps if they actually made an effort in life they wouldn't feel the need to steal.
Just to clarify though not applicable to the looting scenarios above.
Disaster victims who are out of food and who then take that food such as canned, jarred, pouched, goods etc. are not looters because once such items like canned goods and other food items come in contact with contaminated flood waters - those goods cannot ever be restocked onto store shelves and resold to consumers.
Low life knuckcledraggers.
Hopefully the police will show little mercy to those scum perpetrating such attrocities.
I consider looting to be stealing items not needed for survival. Canned goods, yes...flat screen TV's...no.
I'm sure we can all argue semantics and the letter of the law but we all know stealing tv's, cell phones, clothes etc. is looting.
I agree with Jeanlouise. You don't need a flat screen to survive.
nothing wrong with stealing food during a crisis, if you are hungry.
hell, folks should give it away.
There will be plenty of charities plus the feds providing meals to those in need. The Red Cross and Salvation Army always step up. Despite all of the political rhetoric no one goes hungry in this country after a natural disaster. That's part of what makes us a great country - helping those who need help.
Well, this is definatly a SHTF event, and the looting started when the lights went out..... if not before. These punks have, and will continue, to take advantage of the situation for their own gain. We're not going to hear most of the stories in the news. Shoot, the atrocities that occured during Katrina haven't really been talked about. From what I gather though the Northeast is handling this better than N.O. handled Katrina....... maybe we actually learned a few things???


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I made this set of journaling cards to use in my project life album so I saved it as a PDF so that y'all could print it out too! The title card is 4×6 and the journaling cards are 3×4. You can see them in my album here.
Just click this link to download: KAjournalingcards_labels_january2012
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TurboMail is an email package originally bundled with TurboGears but now existing as a standalone library.
It provides convenient functionality for configuring and sending emails, for example for testing, multipart messages, etc.
It's quite straightforward to set up TurboMail for your Flask application. One thing you need to take care of is ensuring that the interface is set up so that when the current process exits, any unsent emails are cleanly dispatched. This is achieved using the standard atexit module.
import atexit
from turbomail.control import interface
from turbomail.message import Message
from flask import Flask
# pass in dict of config options
interface.start({'mail.on' : True})
# ensures interface cleanly shutdown when process exits
atexit.register(interface.stop, force=True)
app = Flask(__name__)
def index():
# send an email
msg = Message("email@example.com",
"a subject")
msg.plain = "body of message"
This snippet by Dan Jacob can be used freely for anything you like. Consider it public domain.
HTML messages by Dag Odenhall on 2010-05-14 @ 10:41
You can render HTML messages from templates.
from flask import render_template
msg.rich = render_template('email.html', name=name)
Plain text from templates by Dag Odenhall on 2010-05-14 @ 10:46
Nothing stops you from rendering the plain text messages from templates too, of course.
msg.plain = render_template('email.txt', name=name)
Marrow.mailer by Priit Laes on 2011-11-09 @ 13:09
TurboMail project has now changed its name to marrow.mailer.