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What? WHAT? You followed the Lunch Lady home? It's Saturday, you tiny weasels!
Go find someone else to take care of your food-based needs, you little brats! I'm watching the game and eating chips! Oh, come on now, don't start crying. I guess it's okay if you sit on my porch and watch the game through my mosquito netting. I hung that up after spending a year in the Serengeti, learning the secrets of the lunch ladies before me. Also, I use it to make cheesecake every now and then.
What? You want to learn about cheesecake and the Serengeti? Really? Wow, in all my years of doing this job, I've never met anyone who wanted to follow in my footsteps. Tell you what... here. Snuggle up in this Character Themed Plush & Throw set. Would you like a Madagascar themed fleece? Or maybe a Cinderella style plush? Oh, you want the Batman one, huh? Well, fair enough. You can spread it out under the porch swing near my cactus garden.
And now, young one, I shall tell you the story of the Lunch Lady Monks of Kilimanjaro, where my training began. It was there I first saw the face of H'rnet, the faceless statue that guards the great cafetorium of the Aztecs.
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I am pregnant with 2 identical boys and currently 34 weeks and 4 days and was diagnosed with boderline TTTS at 19 weeks. I never had any interventions. According to some studies, the risk for carrying identical twins who share 1 placenta is death to 1 or both twins during vaginal deliveries or later term (past 35 weeks pregnant) is about 4.6%. I have always wanted a vbac natural birth but my high risk ob says I should deliver at 35 weeks via c-sect. I will be closely monitored during labor in case this were to happen but the studies say even with closely monitoring 1 or both twins could die during labor or during weeks 34+. What would you do if you were in my shoes? Is it worth the risk to wait until my body goes into labor on its own and then perhaps consider a csect if warranted? Has anyone experienced acute TTTS during labor and/or weeks 34+?
42 year old runner, hiker. Mom to DS(6/28/08) and married to my best friend. Cloth diaper and plan to homeschool. Love my life in the mountains. Identical twin boys born 11/3/11
Congratulations on getting this far! Awesome work.
I have mono-di twins who were born in June at 36 weeks 2 days, vaginal birth, with prostoglandins to induce. The research we did suggested that it's safest to get mono-di twins born before 37 weeks.
This was based on a large-scale Dutch study (their conclusions say 36 weeks, but the data suggests 37) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1471-0528.2007.01556.x/full
In this study, outcomes got worse starting at 37 weeks.
However, we had no traces of TTTS, so that is an additional factor.
I would suggest bringing the study to your doctor, and/or asking them what their sources are so you can look at them. We had to do some pushing back on our doctor to get the birth we wanted, but we also wanted his support and knowledge, as twins are risky. As it turned out, it was his good work that kept me from getting a c-section when I started to bleed after the first baby was born.
Thank you Rinap for that study and your experience.Your post was extremely helpful for me. Could you tell me how you induce with prostaglandins? Is it a pill or cream? How long did it take to work?
42 year old runner, hiker. Mom to DS(6/28/08) and married to my best friend. Cloth diaper and plan to homeschool. Love my life in the mountains. Identical twin boys born 11/3/11
This is something they do in the hospital. In my case, I checked into the hospital, and they put Cervadil as an insert against my cervix and we all went to sleep (around eleven). If it hadn't worked we would have had a second dose, then moved on to pitocin the next day. But my girls were ready to come out with just a little push. At 4AM I was in active labor, and the girls were both out by a little after three the next afternoon.
The thing I liked about using the cervadil was that it put me into normal labor, so everything else was able to just proceed.
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So my mom got me a sample of a dog newletter called "Your Dog", from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. She has offered to get me a subscription.
I already get "Dog Fancy" and have a ton of informational books on dogs, and am not sure I have the time for another newsletter thing. Opinions on this newsletter? Is it a good find? Okay find? Bad find?
(I know many have a strong dislike for Dog Fancy, partly due to some of their "breeder" ads. I don't like some of those ads, either, but I like the magazine even if I don't always agree with it.)
Anywho, yeah, the final decision is up to me, I just want some input. Haven't read all that much of it yet, but looks good to me. Not sure how much in there I agree with yet, but it's about looking at both sides, y'know?
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Before I came across this thread, I had already ordered the following connectivity adapter at deal extreme:
It has composite, hdmi, sd, micro-sd, usb, and sync all in one.
Today it arrived, so I gave it a test-run, and yes, unfortunately SD + HDMI at the same time doesn't work.
However, the composite video-out does work while an SD card is plugged in. I was able to play a video from the the SD card on the TV using this. (from iFile)
This is better than nothing and I'm already quite appy with this. I'm going to use this as a replacement for my Archos mediaplayer, which I could connect to a tv, and that was also using composite. And if I really want to use the HDMI, I'll just copy what I want to watch from the SD card to the iPad.
I'll test later against the nightlies to see if the composite also works from xbmc with the sdcard in it.
[iPad] XBMC using both the camera kit and HDMI adapter together?
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OK, so I've tested the latest nightly using that connector and not really surprising, composite tv-out works in conjunction with the SD card, also in XBMC. However, composite out itself still has issues at the moment (it's not going full screen) but I'll make a post about that in the tv-out for ipad thread.
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Federal pionner vs federal pacific
Just curious are the same known issues with Federal Pacific also applicable to Federal Pioneer? (both stab-lok, but Pioneer is Canadian I think)
I have a Federal Pionner Stab Lok but none of the electricians or inspector that seen it said anything about it, but the more I read on the Federal Pacific stab loks the more I wonder if my panel may be affected by those issues or not.
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Mother English Bulldog aggressive with her 12 wk old female puppy.
A friend of mine bought a 'mother' and puppy English bulldogs about 2 months ago. Now, the mother who has been fine around the now 12 week old pup has become very aggressive with the puppy to the point of drawing blood when ever the master of the house is around. Why? What should they do to stop the behavior? My suggestion was a whistle. Every time she shows aggression to the puppy blow the whistle to distract her and reward her with a treat when she comes to her owner.
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My suggestion is to find a reputable trainer/behaviorist who can observe and diagnose this problem. Some mother dogs get aggressive when they feel over-burdened by the demands of motherhood. Does the mother have the ability to freely get away from her puppy for some alone time?
I don't know why the presence of the master of the house would trigger mother-to-pup aggression, but a behaviorist would be able to observe and make recommendations.
I am concerned that the puppy will end up with some major socialization problems, especially if she is an "only child." Patricia McConnell, Ph.D., is a world-famous behaviorist. In one book, she
writes about the problems experienced by dogs who have no littermates to teach them manners. and boundaries. If the mother has issues as well, this puppy could end up with some serious problems.
Again, consult an expert. Consider weaning and separating the two, and work on socializing the puppy as well as correcting the mother's behavior. Good luck!
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I am trying to decide on using a refrigerated display case or dry case for chocolates, should I open a retail site. I have seen both used by chocolatiers, even with adequately cooled room temps. I hand make small batches and do not use any preservatives. Thanks for any suggestions.
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Extra Laptop Security
Extra, extra! Read all about it. Get your extra laptop security today!
To begin, I will just say that this is a good source of security for people who are very private about what they type on their computer screens. This is also the perfect solution for a good way to protect your privacy while you are online, in both public places and at home. If you're interested, keep reading!
Have you ever been in a public place, like the library, on the bus, etc. when you get someone who will go out of their way to lean over as far as possible to peek and try to read what you are typing? And on top of all that, they have the audacity to stay there until you have closed your laptop's lid or log off. How rude!
If that has ever happened to you, you may be interested in getting a 3MPivacy Filter. What is that? Well, it's a filter that filters your computer screen, which keeps others from being able to see what you're doing on your computer at any given time. It blocks the view from anyone who is trying to see what you are doing. It is just a thin square shaped filter that slides onto your computer screen. It then darkens the screen on an angle from the people all around you.
Now, don't worry. It won't blur your screen or block your view, as long as you're sitting directly in front of the computer screen. It also protects your screen from getting any scratches on it and from any other damages that could occur.
The filter comes in a variety of sizes and it fits a variety of laptop screens. Here are some samples:
You can get one for the Apple Power Book Laptop with a screen that measures approximately 15.2 inches.
- They also fit standard laptops with more of a square shaped screen and laptop computer screens that measure approximately 12.1 inches. The filter will stay in place even after you have closed your laptop.
- There is also one for wide screen laptop computer screens. This one has more of a rectangular shape to it.
These filters are not just limited to laptop computer screens either. You can also get a filter for your desktop at home. It doesn't matter if you have an LCD screen or a CRT screen. It will work for both.
To see what size filter your laptop computer screen will need, just measure your screen diagonally. To see what size filter you will need for your desktop CRT computer screen, begin to measure on the glass part of the screen, staring with the upper left hand corner. When you begin to measure, be sure to measure diagonally on the screen and not on the outside part of the monitor. You may prefer to use a tape measure instead of a ruler as well. It would probably be more convenient for you. You can measure LCD monitor screens the same way you would for a laptop screen too.
You can find these filters at any regular computer store. They vary in price, but they are still very affordable. Plus, can you really put a price on your privacy? These filters are just a way for you to protect your privacy when you're in public and to keep peeping Toms in the dark. Check it out!
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The pen does all the work.
Hey, welcome to Phil's Art Emporium! All of the art that you see before you was created by me, Phil, all on my own, with no help from any magical art pens or anything like that.
For example, this picture of a bouquet of flowers, I drew that with my hands and a normal pen. I didn't just eat a burrito while my magic pen picked and rendered the flowers onto a piece of paper.
And this sketch of that canyon over there, that was something I did on a vacation of mine. I didn't just put some magical pen on an airplane and book it a hotel room so that it could draw a canyon while I stayed home to sort my sewing needles.
And this picture of a pen, I drew that. A pen didn't draw that on its own. That's ridiculous. Don't worry about where it says, "Self-Portrait." That was a joke by me, the artist. It was a comment on how much drawing I do… or something.
Anyway, thanks for dropping by Phil's Art Emporium! We've got all the 100% magic-pen free art you can handle!


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Acidity – refers
to the PH (the acidity or alkalinity) of the paper. All of our
paper is acid free. This
does not make it
truly archival, but it is definitely anti-tarnish and anti-yellowing.
paper- neutral PH paper created especially for longterm,
indefinite, storage (hundreds of years).
Cutting Blades – blades which
can be varied in size to produce envelopes of different sizes,
including seal flaps
of different lengths and shapes.
Used when we do not have the correct size high die, or when the
use of "blades" can increase the number of envelope blanks that can be cut from
a given size sheet of paper, or when the quantity is too small
to justify the expense of an $1100 or higher, high die.
Size– Announcement size. A rectangular
envelope whose square seal flap stops at the midpoint of the
backside of the envelope.
Common sizes:
A-2 (4-3/8 x 5-3/4), A-6 (4-3/4 x 6-1/2), A-7 (5-1/4 x 7-1/4),
A-8 (5-1/2 x 8-1/8)
A-9 (5-3/4 x 8-3/4), A-10 (6 x 9-1/2).
All of these sizes meet
the USPS aspect ratio requirement for mailing at first class letter
mail rates.
Artwork – historically
a clean sharp paper-based physical image (picture) of what is
to be reproduced. Now nearly
in favor of electronic art.
Ratio- A USPS term referring to the relationship of the
width (length) of an envelope divided by its height. For further
specifications please see Letter-Size mail.
Avpexine – the most commonly used film for providing the
patch, or window covering material. Commonly called "Poly",
it is not biodegradable. Other films include Tricyte (clear and
also not biodegradable) and glassine which is somewhat cloudy
but is biodegradable as it is made from wood.
Banding- a relatively inexpensive way to separate envelopes into
small bunches of as few as 8 to a maximum of 50 envelopes. Automatic
banding is done with paper bands, manual banding with rubber
Bangtails- A one-way response/remittance envelope that has a tearoff
coupon for returning information of all kinds (addresses, orders,
etc.). Commonly mailed to the recipient in a #10, or included as
a stuffer in a catalog. Alternatives include Kost Kuts and Hitchikers.
We inventory #9 size (3-7/8 x 8-7/8) in 3 configurations: plain,
with an easy opening backside for ATM use, and imprinted with Bank-by-Mail
Code – a series of long and short (about ¼" and
1/8") vertical bars that represent the ZIP code of the addressee.
Obtained from the Post Office, or included with bar code software.
Baronial- A squarish envelope made with diagonal seams and a longish
pointed flap that ends below the mid-point of the back of the envelope.
Common Sizes: 4 Bar (3-5/8 x 5-1/8), 5 Bar (4-1/8 x 5-1/2), Astor
(3-5/8 x 5-5/8)
5-1/2 Bar (4-3/8 x 5-3/4), Belmont (4-1/4 x 6-1/4), 6 Bar (4-3/4
x 6-1/2), Jay (5-1/8 x 6-7/8), Lee (5-1/4 x 7-1/4).
All of these
sizes fall within the USPS aspect ratio standards for mailing at
1st class letter mail rates.
Blank- an envelope that has been cut into the shape of an envelope,
but not yet folded.
a printing term that means the ink runs off the edge of the sheet,
or folds over to the other side of
the envelope. Envelopes
with bleed copy generally must be printed in a flat sheet before
the blanks are cut. To achieve a bleed effect at a score line (for
example at the seal flap fold) the copy should wrap 5/32" to
the other side of the envelope to avoid white showing where it
is not wanted.
Bond– A writing grade of paper measured on a 17 x 22" basis.
Common weights are 20 lb. ( per 500 sheets), 24 lb. and 32 lb.
Unlimited selection of grade, sheet sizes, colors, finish, etc.
from your local paper merchant. 24# is usually ideal for converting
into envelopes.
any open side (opens on the long dimension) envelope constructed
with 2 side seams and a square seal flap
(usually 2" on
envelopes 6 x 9" or larger, and proportionately smaller on
envelopes less than 6" in height). The advantage of booklets
is that they can be automatically inserted (unlike an open end
such as a 9 x 12 catalog).
Brightness- the capacity of paper to reflect light. The higher
the # the brighter, but not necessarily better as strength and
opacity are compromised to obtain the brightness. Most 24# white
wove envelope paper has a brightness of between 84 and 89.
BRE – Business
Reply envelope. Specifically refers to a USPS approved format
that allows a mailer to receive
Mail back from customers without the customer having to pay postage.
The mailer pays the postage and fees upon the return of the envelopes
to the Post Office.
Pack- the practice of putting envelopes directly into a carton
without first being put into an inside box (usually of 500). Saves
raw materials and the filling of land fills, but can be detrimental
to long term storage of envelopes unless the fit is perfect.
and String- a method of holding seal flaps down. Uses
include interdepartmental mail. Supplanted by Peerless Tac,
and in some cases Velcro.
Cartons- a master container usually made of brown (unbleached)
fluted corrugated stock.
Seam- refers to the construction (click here to visit How
to Build an Envelope) of an envelope that has a seam down the middle
of its back, and across the bottom. This construction is preferred
for making envelopes that open on the narrow (short) dimension,
called open end envelopes, but can also be used for envelopes opening
on the long dimension (open sides).
Chipboard – refers
to cardboard type material used for making folding boxes. These
boxes have little structural
integrity unless
they are filled with the correct size envelope, in which case they
become stiff as bricks.
a metal seal flap closing device meant for repeated opening and
closing. Somewhat replaced by reusable Latex
seal &/or
Peerless Tac.
Paper –paper that is made with a clay
coated surface on one side (C1S), or both sides (C2S) of the
sheet to enhance
its appearance and printing qualities.
Finish can range from dull (or matt) to a high gloss. For good
folding characteristics the caliper must be a minimum of .004" for
C1S, and 0045" for C2S.
Coins – small
open end envelopes, usually made with center and bottom seams.
Commercial- the most common style of envelope used in the USA.
Open side (opens on the long dimension) and made with diagonal
Converting – refers
to the practice of making envelopes from sheets of paper supplied
by a printer, paper merchant,
end user.
Card – the return address (logo, typeset, or both)
of the sender which is located in the upper left corner of the
envelope. Usually 3/8" from the left, and 3/8" from
the top (of a #10).
Reply – unlike a BRE, the customer pays the reply
postage by following instructions such as Place Stamp Here.
Grain – grain going 90 degrees to
the direction it should for making or folding envelopes. When
paper is made it is
formed with its grain (the orientation of the cellulose fibers
that give paper its strength) all going in the same direction.
When envelopes are die cut out of the sheet into blanks, it is
critical that the grain go in the correct direction. Cross grain
envelopes have the grain going perpendicularly to the correct direction,
which can create excessive seal flap curl, puckering of the glued
seams, and rollouts on the side scores.
Die Cutting – refers to using a
beefy horizontal printing press with a steel rule die mounted
thereon for cutting
out envelope shapes one sheet at a time. Time consuming, but for
intricate shapes and small quantities it can be the most cost effective
Edge – refers to an envelope made
from paper which was formed with deckle, or serrated, edge. The
envelope die is
overhung off the sheet as the blanks are cut in order to preserve
the deckle.
Seam- the most common form of envelope construction.
Die – a precision made cutting tool, forged into the desired
shape for cutting envelopes. Commonly 4" high and ½" thick
at the top. Costs about $1100.
Cutting- the process of manually cutting a lift of paper (usually
200-300 sheets) into envelope blanks with a minimum of spoilage.
Other cutting methods include automated programmed cutting, adjustable
blades, cylinder die cutting, or, for runs in the millions of envelopes
in-line cutting or off-line AMC high speed die cutting.
hang-up envelopes – envelopes made
expressly to be hung up on a door knob for a variety of reasons:
bill payment,
fundraising, delivery info, etc. We manufacture and inventory these
in white and colors, in addition to weather proof paper for leaving
them hanging outside.
Duotone – a
printing technique for obtaining enhanced results by holding
the halftone dots in very close register.
Ears – malformation
of one or more corners of an envelope caused by the top score
or side score being out
of position.
art- paperless art used for graphic arts reproduction.
Embossing – a
process for raising paper to form a pattern, usually done with
pressure and heat at slow revolutions
per minute.
However, simple patterns can be embossed at high speeds on some
folding machines as the envelope is being formed.
envelope – envelopes made with a gusset on all
4 sides to accomodate thickness. The degree of expansion can range
from ½" to 3".
Note: when an envelope's contents are thicker than ¼" and
you wish to avoid paying for an expansion envelope, use a flat
mailer such as a 9 x 12 or 10 x 13 but be sure allow an extra inch
or more around the edges of the insert.
Face – the
front of the envelope, as contrasted to the back.
FIM – facing identification marks. A pattern of vertical
bars printed in the upper right portion of the envelope just to
the left of the indicia, used by the USPS to identify the envelope's
Finish- surface properties of paper. They include smoothness,
gloss, absorption, texture, hold-out. Common finishes include wove
(#1 for envelopes), laid, linen, vellum.
Flexography -letterpress
printing (the actual plate that does the printing comes in contact
with the paper being printed). The
inks can be either water or alcohol based. For environmental reason
we use water based inks. Screens should be no more 85 line, vs.
110-130 for offset.
Glassine- older style window film that is 100% green. Biodegrades
quickly, but also is hydroscopic and takes on moisture if stored
in a humid area. Poor readability at the USPS due to a usually
cloudy appearance. Relatively short shelf life, which high relative
humidity can make even shorter (a few months).
Grain – orientation
of the fibers in the sheet of paper being cut into envelopes.
In booklet and center
and bottom seam
style envelopes it is critical that the grain go straight from
the top to the bottom of the envelope. Interestingly, grain direction
is not important with diagonal seam envelopes.
Gripper– the
leading edge, or gripped edge, of paper as it is pulled through
the cylinders of a printing
press. In general
sheet fed offset presses use mechanical grippers to advance paper
through the machine. Envelope machines use a combination of pusher
pins and vacuum cylinders to move an envelope blank.
edge – the edge of the sheet that rubs
against the side of the press to get its left/right positioning.
Gum- another name for the adhesive used for seal flaps and seams.
Years ago this was animal (horse) derived, but now is starch or
resin based.
Grade- refers to the kind of paper vs. substance weight.
Hitchhiker – a
2-way envelope for imprinting on small presses.
Size: 10" x 9-1/8"flat; 4-1/2 x 9-1/8" in the
mail; 3-3/4 x 9-1/8" return envelope.
4-1/2' x 9-1/8" order form and 1-1/8" x 9-1/8" customer
Inventoried in white, yellow and pink.
Holes- opposite problem from ears, but also created by the top
and bottom scores or side seam scores being misadjusted.
Indicia – postage
permit printed in the upper right of an envelope, and negates
having to apply postage separately.
side seams- seam construction of an open side envelope where
the back panel folds on top of the small
1" (usually)
side seams that form the envelope.
tint – the printing of an opaque design on the inside
of an envelope to increase its opacity, and stop peeping eyes from
reading what's inside the envelope. By step-and-repeating
a logo as the design, the security tint can also
become an attractive addition to a company's print media.
Kut – another name for a remittance
envelope whose seal flap is nearly as long as the height of the
envelope. We inventory
size 6-3/4 and #9.
Kraft – grade
of paper that is stronger than wove, generally at commodity pricing
levels. Available in white
and brown.
Latex- adhesive used to stick seal flaps down by pressing the
latexed seal flap against the latex on the body of the envelope.
Latex sticks to latex, but nothing else. Shelf life is not more
than year. Adhesion is quickly and adversely affected by dust.
Mail – Mail that qualifies to be mailed at one
ounce first class postage rates. The aspect ratio (the ratio of
the envelope width to the height) must be between 1.3 and 2.5,
and the thickness not more than ¼", nor less than
.007". For example, an envelope with the height of an A7
(5-1/4") when multiplied by 1.3 (the minimum width multiplier)
could be as short as 6-7/8", or, when multiplied by 2.5 be
as wide (long)as 10-1/2". If outside these dimensions, 2
ounces of postage is required even though the envelope and its
contents weigh less than an ounce.
The minimum mailable size is 3-1/2" x 5" (regardless
of postage), and the maximum size that can be mailed at the one
ounce rate is 6-1/8 x 11-1/2.
Note that at this large size the envelope plus as few as (3 or 4) 8-1/2 x 11
letterhead size sheets will probably weigh more than an ounce.
Litho – another term for offset printing. The plate with the image comes
in contact with a blanket (originally a flat stone) which then contacts the
converting - refers to the making of envelopes from
printed sheets previously imprinted with the images of anywhere
from 1
to 50 envelopes which are then die cut and folded into envelopes.
Large solid areas of ink may require extra drying time to avoid
M – Roman
letter for 1,000, which is the common quantity and pricing count
for envelopes. i.e. price per
1,000 envs.
Opacity- property of paper that governs the degree to which light
can pass through . The more opaque, the more difficult it is to
see what is inside the envelope. The printing of an inside tint
can increase opacity.
End- an envelope that opens on the short dimension. Construction
can be center and bottom seam, single side seam, or even 2 side
Side – an envelope that opens on the long dimension.
Usually diagonal seam or 2 side seam construction (with 1" side
seams), but can also be made with center and bottom seams.
face window – window cut-out, also called
a mortise, that has no covering. Our Boomerang #8 two-way mailer
for quick
printers has no patch in order to allow the printing of both the
corner card and the return envelope in the same pass. Click here
to see Boomerang #8.
material – refers to the window covering
material such as Polystyrene, Trycite (clear) or glassine (cloudy,
and biodegradable).
and Seal- adhesive which is exposed by peeling away a release
strip, and which will then stick to just about anything. FedX pack,
as an example.
PH – the
degree of acidity or alkalinity measured on a scale of 0 to 14,
with 1 being highly acidic, 7
being neutral, and 14
being highly alkaline.
Meter Style – a window envelope oriented so that
its window is located 7/8" left, ½" bottom but
with the seal flap at the bottom of the envelope, rather than the
top. Can be advantageous in some automatic Inserting machine applications.
Seams – the overlapping pieces of an envelope that hold it
together. The alternative to seams is welded seams, wherein one
sheet of paper is glued directly (welded) to the next. In this
case the inside dimension of the envelope is foreshortened by 3/4" (3/8" on
both ends).
seal gumming – refers to the practice of eliminating
seal gum from that area of the seal flap that comes in contact
with the diagonal seam that runs underneath it. At that point,
because of the additional ply of paper created by the seam plus
the seal flap, there is an increased tendency for the seal flaps
to stick during storage. This is called tabbing, and can readily
happen in areas of high humidity, or when the storage period
is excessively long (a year or more).
ready – the seal gum is stopped short of the area where
a postage stamp is placed in order to keep the seal flap from
inadvertently tacking when the stamp is applied.
a visual/ physical way of keeping count by inserting a small
paper tab at every 100th envelope. Adds a little to
the cost
per 1,000 envelopes. Banding, in qtys. from 8 to 50 is an
Throat - The distance between the seal flap fold
line and the top of the back panel.
Tyvek® -
Dupont's Spunbonded Polyolefin that has become the
standard material for wrapping houses, so there is no question
about it's durability or strength. It is so light
that it can often save having to pay for an additional
ounce of postage.
However, it is difficult to fold or automatically insert
as it lacks stiffness. Has a distinct TyvekR feel.
a commodity grade paper which has the good folding characteristics
of wove, but a toothier feel.
flap – a rectangular seal flap with either square
or rounded corners.
paper - paper that is able to withstand water or
very high humidity without dissolving or turning into
Examples are TyvekR and our Custom Laminate.
Wove – the most common grade of white paper used in envelope
manufacturing. Smooth finish.
Watermark – a mark put in paper by a dandyroll when the paper
is still wet on the wire or fourdrinier. Watermarks can be a design
that belongs to the paper manufacturer or it can serve as the private
logo of the company for whom the paper was made. "Strathmore
24 Rag Content" is a watermark familiar to many.
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Mumbai: The Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu has made quite an statement regarding her and John. A few days ago the tinsel town super star has posted on her account on the social network know as Twitter a comment regarding her much talked relationship with John Abraham. In her opinion, the two make a very 'smoking hot' couple.
She wrote that the one who quoted her in the press that she and John are a boring couple was very much mistaken. Bipasha finds that very bizarre, as she never thought that for a minute. She has always considered them to be quite n exciting pair, she also wanted to add.
In a daily newspaper, the famous actress was quoted saying that "we have become a boring couple". It seems that the reported was not very well informed as these were not the words that came out of Bipasha's mouth. However this could be argued that it was said in the context that the two, Bipasha and John were not seen very often together at social gatherings.


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- Antonyms of POSITIVE:
- disconfirming, electronegative, electroneutral, negative, neutral, neutralised, diffident, gram-negative, counter, incertain, unsure, viewless, uncharged, timid, uncertain, minus, deniable, antagonistic, shy, informal, perverse, neutralized, disadvantageous, accountable, constitutional, gentle, lowly, responsible, complaisant, contingent, humble, meek, submissive, compliant, docile, lenient, mild, yielding, conditional, ductile, limited, captious, carping, caviling, censuring, critical, faultfinding, hypercritical, overcritical, belittling, contemptuous, disdainful, disparaging, scornful, slighting, adverse, depreciative, depreciatory, derogatory, disapproving, inappreciative, unappreciative, uncomplimentary, unfavorable, unflattering, unfriendly, hesitant, indecisive, vacillating, wavering, unassuming, doubtful, dubious, controversial, debated, disputed, iffy, inconclusive, ambiguous, equivocal, academic, hypothetical, speculative, theoretical, answerable, arguable, contradictable, controvertible, debatable, disputable, doubtable, moot, negotiable, problematic, questionable, refutable.
- Examples of usage:
" At this time," he said, " it will scarcely do to be positive on some things.
"Ashton-Kirk, Investigator",John T. McIntyre.
My orders are positive."
"The Circular Staircase",Mary Roberts Rinehart.
When I pressed him for an explanation, he was unable to give any definite reasons, except that he felt positive it could be done.
"Edison, His Life and Inventions",Frank Lewis Dyer and Thomas Commerford Martin.
- " At this time," he said, " it will scarcely do to be positive on some things.


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Donny McCaslin Group
No Longer Exists
Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 9:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Donny McCaslin Group
Tim Lefebre - bass
Jason Lindner - fender rhodes
Nate Smith - drums
Donny McCaslin - sax
"Tenor player Donny McCaslin aims high on Soar and rather gloriously hits all his targets" - All About Jazz
Donny McCaslin launched 2004 with a new CD, balancing his career as bandleader with work as one of New York's most in-demand tenor saxophonists.
On his latest Arabesque releae, "The Way Through," the Brooklyn-based artist continues to defy label, proving he can unearth musical truth in any medium.
"The album goes in a lot of different directions, but there's a line that goes through it for me," Donny says of his third solo effort, which follows 2003's "Seen From Above" and 1998's "Exile And Discovery."
That "line" is a trio; McCaslin, weilding tenor and soprano saxophones; drummer Adam Cruz (also heard on marimba and steel pans); and bassist Scott Colley, Donny's co-conspirator in Lan Xang, the edgy, free blowing quartet with drummer Kenny Wollesen and alto saxophonist David Binney.
On several of the CD's 11 tunes, Donny augments this troika with help from Binney on horn and sampler, vocalist Luciana Souza, flutist Anders Bostrom, and clarinetist Douglas Yates. With this limitless palette of colors, McCaslin paints ideas on other canvasses, veering into contemporary classical and electronica, but infusing them with his own brush.
The recording earned critcal praise in May's JAZZTIMES, calling it McCaslin's "most fully realized project to date...McCaslin blends hisinside and outside sensibilities into one sumptuous and satisfying package."
The recording showcases Donny's stellar improvisation and composing skills and sinewy tenor sound. "The way the band interacts with one another, it's very communicative, very organic, " McCaslin says. "It's almost like we're functioning like one organim in a lot of spots, which is very exciting to me."
When & Where
468 19th Street
Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 9:00 PM (PST)
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Approximately 798 sq. feet plus the bath
This garden level suite, our most spacious, offers four rooms with original hardwood floors, fireplace, queen bed, twin bed, comfortable rocking chairs and more. The Yawkey suite has nine windows that allow for continuous streams of natural light throughout the day. Step through French doors to a cozy sitting area where you can enjoy your morning coffee. With this suite you will find a well-lit, private and spacious full bath with pedestal sink.
Approximately 432 sq. feet & private bath
Located on the main level a timeless and customized lounge sofa that was owned by D.C. Everest beckons guests to the Bower Suite. A beautiful huge armoire with a beveled mirror front allows for closet and storage space. The Bower Suite features a private spacious full bath, queen-size bed, dressing table and many heirloom antiques. Large comfortable chairs have been arranged for your convenience whether a good book or relaxation is on your agenda. An antique writer's table and corner fireplace complete this romantic, yet cozy room.
Approximately 324 sq. feet plus the bath
This third floor level suite offers a queen and double beds allowing for additional accommodations. Retire to our queen size bed featuring a wrought iron headboard. An antique full-length pedestal mirror, leaded glass mirror and antique glassware accent this room. The Silverthorn suite also offers a full bath with antique claw foot tub, shower and pedestal sink
Approximately 224 sq. feet plus the bath
On the third floor we offer two suites, one of them being the Woodson. This suite is furnished with an antique wardrobe and a queen size bed with wicker head board. This room offers peace and quite with several comfortable chairs and writing desk for reading, relaxing and daydreaming. Your private bath amenities include a Battenburg lace shower curtain, pedestal sink and many antique treasures.
Approximately 180 sq. feet
The Farrell Room has a comfortable pineapple design four poster double bed, a handmade quilt and matching pillows. A beautiful antique wash stand and chairs complete the furnishings. The guests can enjoy their own private 2nd floor balcony with a wonderful view. This room shares a bath.
Approximately 221 sq. feet
The Everest Room features a five piece antique bedroom set. Built in shelves (original to the 1908 home) hold a collection of antique books, treasures, and accent pieces from years gone by. An antique rocking chair enhances this comfortable room. A shared bath is down the hall.
Approximately 168 sq. feet
This quaint room offers you a magnificent second floor view. A double bed with patchwork quilts will surround you with a peaceful nights rest. An antique armoire, inviting chairs, a trio of windows and convenient closet complete this charming room at the Everest Inn.
Approximately 132 sq. feet
In the Stewart room hardwood floors and a colorful decor invoke a sense of coziness. Several built in areas hold lovely antiques and family heirlooms. A comfortable East Lake double bed, granite topped dresser and shared full size bath provide all the amenities of home. As in every room available at the Everest Inn, you will find additional towels and special soaps for your convenience and pleasure.
Be sure to look for the antique light fixtures and the charming wall mirror in the hall way on the 2nd floor.
In the Warren suite hardwood floors and a colorful decor invoke a sense of coziness. Several built in areas hold lovely antiques and family heirlooms. A comfortable East Lake double bed, granite topped dresser and shared full size bath provide all the amenities of home. As in every room available at the Everest Inn, you will find additional towels and special soaps for your convenience and pleasure.
Book a 2-day stay Sunday through Thursday and receive 40% off second night.
Looking for a great midweek getaway? Take advantage of the flexibility retirement offers you and book a weekday stay at The Everest Inn. Close to downtown Wausau, the Historic Grand Theater and Marathon County Historical Museum and Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum and several great attractions! Shop at unique specialty shops, and the pedestrian mall or visit quaint shops downtown all within walking distance of the Everest Inn.
The Everest Inn is a convenient, homey place to stay offering privacy yet with personal attention provided by your Innkeepers. Our common areas offer cozy places to relax that are much more comfortable and homey than the big chain hotels.
Start each day with a full breakfast served family style and relax each evening with a wine and cheese reception. We also offer complimentary parking.
This offer cannot be combined with any other discount or third party gift certificate or does not apply to prior booking.
SIEZE THE WEEKEND and Escape to your winter home getaway!
Vacationing is most definitely good for the soul. It lets you relax, recharge, refresh and rest so that you are ready for what ever awaits you when you return home.
So whether its for a solo getaway, group adventure or family sojourn come stay at Wausau's Epic Land Mark Bed and Breakfast ~ The Everest Inn Bed and Breakfast.
Option 1: Stay Friday and Saturday and Sunday is on Us
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So come let loose and come unwind at your home away from home.
Restrictions do apply: If choosing option 1 You must stay both Friday and Saturday and when choosing option 2 you must check in on Thursday and stay until Monday . Can not be used on a holiday. Rate is based on double occupancy. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance any cancellations under 72 hours will be charged a full nights stay.
The Grand Theater is a cornerstone of downtown, and a true community gathering place. With over 300 events per year, and serving a 17-county region, The Grand is the home for the best in the arts in North Central Wisconsin.
Granite Peak at Rib Mountain State Park is the largest and most complete ski resort in Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan. With 700' of vertical, that's higher than any other ski area, and 75 runs, that's more than any other mountain, and 3 high speed lifts, that's more time skiing and less time riding the lifts - well, it's not difficult to see why Granite Peak is the number one family ski destination in the Midwest. Set on 405 acres, we have the largest and most perfect mix of beginner, intermediate and expert runs, including 4 terrain parks, 3 mogul runs, multiple tree skiing glades, and if that's not enough, we have an entire chalet village, a great ski school, and the city of Wausau, Wisconsin with 20 hotels, dozens of restaurants, and an active schedule of nightly entertainment, sits at the base of our mountain That's why we're your Mountain of Family Fun.
The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, in the heart of Wausau, Wisconsin, is known for its internationally acclaimed Birds in Art exhibition, presented each Fall.
Committed to always-free admission, the Museum is a valued community resource and north central Wisconsin cultural attraction.
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Sniper Elite III comes with a visual upgrade and increased scale that helps push it into the mainstream. While some design quirks still remain, the sniping action never gets old.
The first two Sniper Elite games were low key releases that went mostly under the radar. The life of a sniper is not as action packed as that of a soldier on a battlefield, so the games did not offer quite the same raw thrills as Call of Duty.
What the Sniper Elite series does offer is a more cerebral and precision based shooting experience, one that requires you to be hidden and pick off targets from afar. Sniper Elite III does not stray from this formula, though it attempts to be more epic in scope than previous entries.
The game's single player campaign centres on World War II OSS sniper Karl Fairburne, who spent the previous two games picking off Nazis in Europe. The setting has moved to North Africa for the third instalment, and in the process the linear level structure of past titles is replaced with open environments.
Instead of simply progressing from end of the level to the other, you have the ability to navigate the desert landscape and find the right perch to accomplish mission objectives. It elevates the game from its niche heritage into the top tier of gaming.
The sniper rifle is the main tool in taking down enemies, though it is not practical when on the move. Fortunately, you can protect yourself using pistols, sub-machine guns and grenades.
As in past titles, sound and noise plays an important part in gameplay, particularly when it comes to masking the sound of gunfire. Shots fired in quiet conditions are likely to be discovered by the enemy, though thunderclaps and surrounding noises can be used to mask the shots.
The Sniper Elite series has stood out for its slow motion X-ray death camera, which functions similar to the one in 2011's Mortal Kombat. You get to see how your bullet enters and exits a victim's body, as well as the internal injuries that occur in its wake.
The representation is more vivid than before, particularly with the help of the game's increased visual fidelity. The X-ray viewpoint is an amusing distraction, but it activates too often during gameplay and you will likely want to turn it off.
One shortcoming of the game is the enemy AI, which has a tendency to behave oddly at times. Enemies sometimes give up searches quickly, while others pay no mind to the deceased comrade lying on the ground nearby.
Despite feeling somewhat easy at times, Sniper Elite III improves in many areas over its predecessors. By increasing the scale of the game world, the series is finally moving away from its low key roots.
Sniper Elite III is available on the last generation of consoles, though those wanting the current generation experience can pick it up for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. We played through the PlayStation 4 and PC to see how one compares to the other.
If you have the hardware, then the PC version of Sniper Elite III edges out the PlayStation 4 version. Both editions are evenly matched at the same resolution, with the PC version featuring better sharpness of distant textures.
The frame rate in the PlayStation 4 version drops slightly sometimes, but that can be overcome with the PC version provided it is running on the right hardware. Having said that, the frame-rate drops are few and far between, and it does not have a tangible effect on gameplay.
If you do not want to tinker around with graphical settings, then the PlayStation 4 version is the top choice. The PC version will look better at higher resolutions, though it also looks respectively when running on lower-end hardware with some of the graphical features turned down.
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HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile Printer
The HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile Printer is a great device that fits perfectly into my fast paced and mobile lifestyle. My first impression of the printer itself was how incredibly compact and sleek the device was.
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Wireless printing from my iPhone was also a handy feature, the whole experience was quick and seamless with no setup requirements - accessed through the default iOS printing menu options.
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A smarter way to print for busy small business owners, combining speedy printing with scanning and copying, making it easier to produce high quality documents and images at a touch of a button.
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I've had a multifunction printer in the office going on 10 years now. It was a neat bit of kit back in the day -- print, copy, scan, fax -- when printing over WiFi felt a bit like magic. It's seen better days though and an upgrade's well overdue. This HP OfficeJet Pro 8730 looks like it ticks all the same boxes: print, copy, scan, and fax. (Really? Does anyone fax anything any more? I guess it's good to know the facility's there, just in case.) Printing over WiFi is more-or- less standard these days.
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As a freelance writer who is always on the go, I like my technology to be both efficient and effective so I can do my job well. The HP OfficeJet Pro 8730 Inkjet Printer ticks all the boxes in terms of form factor, performance and user interface.
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It's Spring Flower Festival Time!
This spring, stop and smell the flowers—at a spring flower festival.
From daffodil days to azalea fairs, there are lots of celebrations from which to choose, especially in the southern, eastern and midwestern portions of the U.S.A.
Here are just a few:
Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival, March 7-May 20 Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival in Orlando's famed Epcot Theme Park features presentations by some of the nation's top landscape designers, theme weekends and tours of Disney's unique botanical gardens, which contain 100 fabulous topiaries, 75 shaped like Disney characters.
Noteworthy Nearby Lake:Lake Eola in Downtown Orlando Known for its fountain and swan boats, Lake Eola is truly a symbol of Orlando, the "City Beautiful."
Tulip Time Festival, April 7-April 23 Want to see tulips ... lots and lots of tulips? Then head to Topeka, Kansas in April. You'll see over 200,000 of them (as well as daffodils) in bloom and beautiful throughout the city's gardens, parks and historical sites.
Local Fishing Lake: Topeka Central Park Lake in the city of Topeka A fine community fishing hole, Topeka Central Park Lake offers anglers awesome opportunities to reel in channel catfish, crappie, largemouth bass and bluegill.
Festival of Flowers, April 7-May 20 Biltmore House, George Vanderbilt's 250-room chateau in Asheville, South Carolina, is known for its architecture, its history and its gardens. The Festival of Flowers at Biltmore is a chance to see those gardens in all their glory. In April, the tulips are in full force—thousands of them. In May, peonies and irises steal the show. Activities include live music, Q and A sessions with gardening experts and daily horticultural seminars.
Nearby Fishing Hole: Lake Julian Lake Julian, a 300-acre lake south of Asheville in Arden, South Carolina, is loaded with bass, brim, catfish, crappie and imported Tilapia.
Daffodil Days at Blithewold, April 14-May 6 Stop by Blithewold Mansion in Bristol, Rhode Island during Daffodil Days, and you'll see an astounding display of (you guessed it!) daffodils—over 50,000 of them—in bloom throughout the gardens and along walking trails that wind through the estate's charming woodlands.
Of Interest to Water Enthusiasts: Narragansett & Mount Hope Bay There's water, water everywhere in Bristol. A seaport town, Bristol is located on peninsula flanked by Narragansett Bay to the west and Mount Hope Bay to the east.
Dogwood-Azalea Festival, April 19-April 22 Visit Charleston, Missouri in April and experience the town's 44th annual Dogwood- Azalea Festival. From April 19-22, six miles of the town will be lined with luminaries to spotlight not only its beautiful spring blossoms, but also Charleston's delightful historical architecture. Activities include home and garden tours, a parade and an old-fashioned ice cream social.
Notable Nearby Lake: Upper Big Lake Upper Big Lake is a 20-acre recreational lake in the Delaney Lake Conservation Area about three miles outside Charleston.
Orleans Dogwood Festival, April 27-May 5 The Dogwood Festival in Orleans, Indiana (the unofficial dogwood capital of the state) is a fun family event that features bike races, giant yard sales, crafts, amusement park rides and, of course, blooming dogwood trees.
Notable Nearby Lake: Spring Mill Lake Spring Mill Lake is a unique manmade lake fed by water from nearby caves. It's just five miles north of Orleans in Spring Mill State Park.
The Dogwood Festival, May 11-May 13 Mother's Day weekend is the perfect time to celebrate women, children and flowers. Greenfield Hill Congregational Church in Fairfield, Connecticut honors all three at its Dogwood Festival. The festival not only celebrates spring blossoms, but also raises money for needy women and children.
Of Interest to Boaters: Long Island Sound Long Island Sound is readily accessible from Fairfield, which has two marinas as well as lots of places from which you can easily launch a boat.
Lilac Festival, May 11-May 20 You'll see over 500 varieties of lilac in bloom at the Lilac Festival in Rochester, New York. But that's not all! Festival activities also include plant sales, live musical performances, children's games, an art show and a parade.
Notable Nearby Lake: Lake Ontario Rochester sits on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, one of North America's five Great Lakes.
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Multnomah University prepares students for meaningful careers that serve Jesus whether they're called to traditional ministry or the marketplace.
Stay connected to our community and help the next generation of Christian leaders become agents of positive change, whether they're serving across the street or across an ocean.
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their English and develop the speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills
necessary to be successful in the community and the workplace.
"These classes will be an excellent opportunity for speakers
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Student-teachers from Multnomah's TESOL (Teaching English to
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level ESL classes. The spring term begins on January 31 with classes held on
Thursday nights. New students are welcome at any time during the term, but are
encouraged to register on January 24, from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Multnomah is offering
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Gentle Souls London Ridge Sandals - Leather (For Women)
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Craigslist has paid off once again. picked up this boat and trailer for $400.00
here are some pics of the before when i bought it and then after some trailer work and a new paint job.
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Greenwood Boy Scouts' trailer stolen from parking lot
A central Indiana Boy Scout troop is pleading for help after someone stole their trailer full of gear worth thousands of dollars.
"The Boy Scout Motto is 'Be Prepared'," said Ian Rayner, a member of Boy Scout Troop 621.
"The Boy Scout Slogan is to do a good turn daily," said Boy Scout Branndon Castellano.
But the Boy Scouts of Troop 621 in Greenwood weren't prepared for the wrong turn someone did to them recently.
"We had the trailer parked always in this spot where I'm standing," said Scoutmaster Jim Castellano.
This week, the troop discovered their brand new trailer and thousands of dollars of their camping equipment gone from the American Legion Parking Lot on US 31 where they kept it.
"I guess they saw their chance. I mean, why would you do that? It's not right," said Boy Scout Samuel Endris.
The troop also found the locks on the trailer broken.
"Tents, cooking equipment, stoves, propane tanks, propane lanterns, dining shelters, ropes for projects. Even down to the fire extinguishers and charcoal. Everything was in that trailer," Jim Castellano said.
The scouts had spent the past five years raising and saving money to buy the trailer.
"Scrounging, doing service projects, selling popcorn, what Boy Scouts are known for," Jim Castellano said.
"There's got to be honor among thieves and it's not only taking stuff away from kids now. It's taking stuff away from kids from generations from now on," said Boy Scout Andrew Castellano.
All that's left is a broken wooden box with a frying pan, a kettle, a few utensils - not enough for the troop of 45 boys to take camping.
"Now, without our trailer, I don't think we'll be able to do that very often or for awhile now," said Boy Scout Aaron Rayner.
"Who steals from Boy Scouts is what I'm wondering," said Branndon Castellano.
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Whoever did steal from them, the Boy Scouts say, could probably have learned a thing or two from them.
"Boy Scouts teaches you good morals in your life, to always not to do bad things and steal things against the law," said Aaron Rayner.
The troop does not yet know what insurance will cover, maybe just the cost of the trailer. Greenwood Police say they have no leads in the theft investigation.


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On tasting my first Cuban Sandwich on a trip to Miami, it was love at first bite. My goal was to recreate the flavors and textures in a burger, and I think this recipe is a success.
People always compliment me on how juicey my burgers are.There is a chain of stores in my area.They grind their meat fresh every day.I will only buy my ground meat there,because I want fresh and ju
This burger was inspired by my love for savory food and our local farmer's market.
This is a midwest-inspired homey type burger. It is a take on the old pork chops and applesauce dish my mom made back in the 50s.
This is a pork burger flavored with achiote paste and other Yucatan spices topped with Asadero cheese and bacon served on a bun loaded with Avocado Sour Cream.
This burger is perfect in the summer when peaches are plentiful and delicioius. The fruit relish offsets the heat of the jerk seasonings and my kids just love it.
Growing up, southwestern food choices were always a favorite. This recipe marries the ingredients and flavors of pork posole stew with a burger.
Growing up, soutwestern flavors were always a family favorite. This recipe marries the flavors of pork posole stew with a grilled burger.
This spicy burger illustrates the great blend of cultures represented in the New Orleans French Quarter and includes a spicy pork burger on a French roll topped melted manchego cheese and a fresh t
This spicy burger illustrates the great blend of cultures represented in the New Orleans French Quarter and includes a spicy pork burger on a French roll topped with melted smoked provolone cheese,
This burger contains a bit of Illinois with the bella mushrooms that are grown in Illinois.
This midwest-inspired brat burger is packed with many great flavors...like bella mushrooms from Illinois. The kraut-chili topping with the Thai chili paste gives the kraut zing.
One of our local amusement park's slogan is "There's more than corn in Indiana!" How true--in fact, Indiana is a major agricultural state with a very diverse farming industry.
I was born and raised in Western New York State where the Italian community greatly influenced the cusine and the culture.
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Tarkett Vanguard Quick Loc Hardwood Floor
I am looking for Tarkett wood Vanguard Oat Wheat Quick Loc (USA5921) about 60 sq ft. Home Depot has discontinued it and I still have a room (450 sq ft )to repair one of the corner. Can anybody point me in the right direction? or Can somebody give me similar material.
description: 9/16" thick x 7-1/2" wide x47-1/4" long Tarkett Vanguard Quick Loc Oak Wheat
Did you have any luck? I am looking for the exact same thing.
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did either one of you have any luck finding a similar floor? I am looking for the same exact thing. We finished our dining room in it and now want to do the kitchen. :)
Oh, and be VERY careful - there is an online flooring sales company selling a 'tarkett oak wheat' which is NOT the same as the usa5921. It is a plastic laminate. :( Glad I paid for a sample before ordering a pallet-full! :thumbup:
Thanks for any assistance you can provide. :thumbsup:
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I'm in a similar situation. I need 4 boxes of Oak Wheat or another color, as long as it's the 7.5" 9/16" 47.25" QuikLoc system, that Home Depot doesn't handle anymore. Has anyone found any color of this same system?
I continued searching and have had no luck at all. Home Depot said there is nothing we can do. Another flooring company told me that in their list of 'superceded products' this line is not mentioned. My contractor says that is one good reason to go with plain-old hardwood instead... LOL.
If you find anything post it so we will all know, please!
why are so many DYI people attracted to click lock flooring? this is the 3rd post i've read in 5 minutes about them.
I cannot answer for others but we want a floor in a below-grade application and the click-lock is suited to that better than real wood. In our first application it was used in a wet area with large dogs (2 great dames) coming across it constantly. 5 years later it still looks great. The Real Oak trim and stairs (made with hardwood strips) look much more worn/discolored than the floor in that same room.
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I have 5 boxes, never been opened of the Tarkett Wood, Vanguard QuikLoc in Oak wheat. Does anyone know of any buyers? thanks.
Try calling the vendor...sometimes they have leftover product, sometimes they won't admit to that, but if you talk to the right person they will try to help. Apparently there are a few of you out there looking for the same product/color/style/etc....good luck!
Do you still have the boxes available? Trying to repair after a water leak.......
Are these still available?
i would like to buy
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Mon. October 18, 2010 | Bryan Burns
A year after finishing second at districts, Pasco junior Kellianne May won the A-8 tournament at Shady Brook Golf Course in Sumterville, edging South Sumter's Micah Adams by a stroke.
May recorded the afternoon's low round, shooting 7-over-par 79.
Pasco placed second as a team, falling 34 shots behind first-place and tournament host South Sumter (386), and advances to next week's regional. Nature Coast also qualified for regionals, placing third at 459.
For the Pirates, Mary Kassabaum shot 111, Kelly Parker fired 115 and Emily Dail equaled Parker at 115 to give Pasco a team score of 420.
The Sharks (459) were led by sophomore Kaelynn Elliott's 94. Kaitlyn Bugden had 112, Autumn McCullough came in at 125 and Jessica Grimaldi rounded out Nature Coast's scoring with 128.
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Both Sides of The Gun Debate: Dwight Nelson
Dr Dwight Nelson, Senior Pastor of Pioneer Memorial SDA Church at Andrews University delves into both sides of the gun debate taking into account victims and non victims and draws Read More »
The DaVinci Code – Did Jesus Marry Mary Magdalene. – Dr Dwight Nelson
Dwight Nelson, Senior Pastor of the Pioneer Memorial SDA Church preaching on the topic, "The Women in Jesus' Life: The Da Vinci Code (2)" www.pmchurch.tv A succinct summary of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code claims: Read More »
The Temple On Yom Kippur – Dwight Nelson's Sermon
Dr Dwight Nelson, senior Pastor of the Pioneer Memorial Church preaching on the topic , The Temple on Yom Kippur. □ Leviticus 16:29-24—Yom Kippur □ Hebrews 9—Yom Kippur • Angel Rodriguez: "Cleansing as an image of atonement presupposes that we understand sin Read More »
A New Year Prayer: Heal Our Land – Dr Dwight Nelson
Dr Dwight Nelson, Senior Pastor of the Pioneer Memorial SDA church at Andrews University preaching on January 05, 2013. 2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their ... Read More »
Pentecost: Playing With Fire – Dwight Nelson
Dr Dwight Nelson, Senior Pastor of Pioneer Memorial SDA Church at Andrews University preaching on the topic, Pentecost: Playing With Fire. It is based on the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost in Acts chapter 2 Acts 2:1-4 The Greek word for "Pentecost" (Acts 2:1) is pentecoste or "fiftiest day"—for in the Jewish liturgical calendar, if ... Read More »
How To Vote As A Christian and Should Christians be Active in Politics -Dwight Nelson's Sermon
Dr Dwight Nelson, senior pastor of the Pioneer Memorial Church at Andrews University in the US preaches on whether it is alright for a Christian to become actively involved in politics. Can we use the fact that people like Daniel participated in a pagan government as a licence to indulge full throttle in politics? Read More »
Why I Am A Seventh-day Adventist – John Carter Sermon (Carter Report Inc)
John Carter, President of the Carter Report presents a talk on why he is a Seventh-day Adventist. Read More »
Laodecia Church of Revelation (Neither Hot nor Cold – Lukewarm) – John Nixon
Pastor John Nixon preaches a sermon titled Hypothermia. It is based on Christ's letter to the church of Laodecia. Read More »