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|Sesame Street
|Wolfgang gets "The Fishie Touch"
|Air date
|May 14, 1997
|Season 28 (1996-1997)
|This episode guide has been compiled from incomplete video material.
|Maria introduces the sponsors as she snacks on a knish at Hooper's Store. This attracts Wolfgang the Seal, who mistakenly thinks it's a fish. He does the same when Telly's friend Trish stops by. Mr. Handford goes to check if the store has any fish to calm Wofgang down.
| A girl explains why she likes the poet Grubby Groo.
Artist: Mo Willems
(EKA: Episode 3225)
|Mr. Handford reports that the store is out of fish and Wolfgang sobs. His cries are heard by his Fairy Godperson, who offers to grant him a wish of fish. With a musical spell, he grants Wolfgang with "The Fishie Touch," meaning whatever his nose touches will turn into a fish. The Godperson poofs out to his next client, while Wolfgang uses his new power to turn Maria's knish (and a newspaper) into fish to eat).
|Wolfgang continues using his "fishie touch," but accidentally turns Telly into a fish.
|Telly flops his way back to the arbor, only being able to shout, "I'm a fish!" Maria convinces Wolfgang to summon the Fairy Godperson in hopes that he can turn Telly back into a monster. Wolfgang thinks back to how he was able to bring him the first time and begins barking like mad. The Fairy Godperson returns and tells Maria he can only change Telly back if Wolfgang wishes it. Wolfgang thinks it over and decides to make the wish. With another ditty, the Godperson changes Telly back to normal. Now, everyone requests he wish away his "Fishie Touch."
| "Sing a Song of 14"
(EKA: Episode 2757)
|Everyone keeps begging Wolfgang to wish away his power. "I've never seen a seal under so much pressure," the Godperson notes. Mr. Handford tells Wolfgang that from now on, he'll have a plentiful stock of fish handy at Hooper's whenever he's hungry (thanks to a local fish supplier). Wolfgang wishes away his magic powers, when the first fish delivery arrives. Wolfgang digs in, as the Godperson magically presents the sponsors.
Known missing segments
|Humphrey and Ingrid wonder what their Super Baby is going to do that starts with S. She goes to sleep.
| A Jimmy Durante-type monster sings about the importance of the nose.
(EKA: Episode 3218)
| Parts of a face are drawn in black on-screen before forming a picture.
(EKA: Episode 3320)
| A voice asks a face if it's aware of the letter S, and it is revealed that the face belongs to a snake.
Artists: The Hubleys
(EKA: Episode 0304)
- The "Telly Fish" is seen again in the song "Telly's Aquarium" and in the Elmo's World installments "Fish" and "Water".
- This episode marks the debut of the Fairy Godperson.
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Katrin was born and raised in the former German Democratic Republic, still living there in beautiful Dresden, Germany where she loves to paint and take photos. Inspired by music and the "most impressive pictures I keep in my mind until I wake up", Katrin translates what it's her mind onto paper, selling them as prints in her etsy store called SeaSprayBlue. Best part, I don't think this girl has been blogged before, so if you're a blogger, you have to spread the word. She's awesome.
I just love her work, it's really modern and playful, each picture with a little story to tell. Aren't these the best? If I had a little retail store (don't we all dream of owning a darling little shop in a great neighborhood), I would carry her work, all of it — and if I had enough walls, I'd own it all too!
Katrin, we love your work! And for those of you here in Europe, you can visit her Dawanda shop, too.
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Cops look for Starbucks flasher
ROSWELL, Ga. - A woman said she was flashed by a man at a Starbucks store in Roswell.
By phone, the woman told Channel 2's Mike Petchenik she was about to get a cup of coffee at a Starbucks on West Crossville Road on Sunday morning when it happened.
"He was in the parking lot and looking at her and exposed himself to her," Roswell police spokeswoman Lisa Holland told Petchenik.
The victim said she was shocked and immediately ran into the store to call police. Another customer ran outside to chase the flasher, but she said he was gone already.
"I think it's absolutely degrading and pitiful," Starbucks customer Amed Troche said.
He said someone flashed him last year in Atlanta.
"Harsh action should be taken against a person who does something like that," Troche said.
Dr. Andrew Gothard, of Atlanta Psychological Services, said the profile of an exhibitionist skews towards younger white men.
"Nearly half of them are married," Gothard said.
He also said flashers tend to repeat the offense.
"Typically, they do it, and they do it again, and they do it again until eventually, they do get caught," Gothard said.
He said for some, flashing is a coping mechanism to release stress. He said it can become an addiction for the person suffering the mental disorder behind the behavior.
Roswell police said they are tracking down leads in the case.


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Adopted by the CCAR at the 95th Annual Convention of
in recent years, there have been many successful efforts within the school systems
in the United States to protect the "wall of separation" between Church and State:
the Central Conference of American Rabbis
Grossingers, New York, June 18-21, 1984
Whereas there has, nevertheless, been a recent attempt to introduce vocal prayer and the right of equal access for student religious groups into the schools,
Therefore be it resolved that the Central Conference of American Rabbis deplores these attempts to compromise a basic principle that has served for more than two centuries as the cornerstone of religious liberty, and extends its gratitude to the United States Senate for its rejection of the proposed Constitutional Amendment.
Be it further resolved that the Central Conference of American Rabbis confirms its long-standing commitment to the principle of the separation of Church and State, as historically understood by the First Amendment to the Constitution. It is the best guarantor possible for the full freedom of all religions within our Republic.
Be it further resolved that as Jews committed to our religious tradition, we affirm that religion is too precious and personal to be imposed upon the children in our schools. We believe that the Constitution views the government as religiously neutral, while guaranteeing freedom to make religious choices without incurring advantages or liabilities.
Be it further resolved that we call upon our colleagues to oppose future attempts to introduce prayer, either vocal or silent, and the right of equal access for student religious groups into the public schools of our nation; and to encourage the practice of religion in houses of worship and in the home.


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New generation Nigerian designer MCMEKA - tailored menswear range was in a class of its own. DAVID TLALE (South Africa) 'drop dead gorgeous' exclusive to LoudNProudLive LuxuryEdition collection had all elements of edge, timeless street chic, fairytale elegance. Absolutely stunning.
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HOST/MC - MILLEN MAGESE - former Miss Tanzania - an international super model & Global Ambassador - Endometriosis - based in New York - made brief appearances on the runway showcasing respective designers by leading out the 'army' of well choreographed international fashion models. Truly a compelling sight and a fashionista dream show bursting with creativity.
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I give 'em a 4 because at least they put the beats on people but Devon & Luke Gallows? Man that's fuckin awful. The rest of the members better be GOAT or that shit is a failure. Its also going on too long.
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What to do about a self-renewing contract?
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I bought a home from my parents that had a propane tank underground. When I called the company to ask current gas prices I found they were significantly higher then other local companies. I told them I was going to shop around and they told me they own the tank and theirs is the only company that can fill it. I brought this up to my father and he said he signed a 10 year contract with them which is fine but that was 16 years ago. I called and asked them for a copy of the contract because of the the 10 year agreement. Now they are saying its a self-renewing contract and there is nothing I can do?
Some contracts do automatically renew each year unless one party provides notice of non-renewal. Since you do not have a copy of the contract, you do not know exactly what it's terms--e.g. for renewal, for cancellation, etc.--are. You may have to sue this company; if you bring a legal action, you can force them to provide a copy of the contract to you, at which point you can take appropriate action.


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Hey everybody out there! This is my first post on Hotrodders.com> I'm hoping sombody out there can help me out I need to know whether i need center or off cet oval washers on the rims im trying to install on my trucks is therre some where I can look up which are the right ones????????
I wouldn't run unilug rims on anything, make sure you retorque them several times. Summit still carries the washers and nuts, if you call them I'm sure they's help you figure out which to buy.
I see Cragar still makes wheels with the unilug setup.
what kind of rims are they. i would guess there cragar sine that is the most common for unilugs. post a pic or the make and brand of wheel that will help. also what type of vehicle there going on. or at least the bolt pattern. chevy is 5 on 4 3/4 ect...
unilugs are ok as long as you hand tighten them first so they are all cenetered properly than torque em last, and recheck after a day or two.
I agree with the above post, I would not run them on anything either...they %$$.
Uni Lugs
I have never had an issue with unilugs except they are a little tougher to get on. I have never broken one or had one come loose. As with ALL wheels, they should be torqued and re-check once in a while. This is even more true for aluminum wheels. Has anyone actually had an issue with them.
I have never had an issue with them....been on my truck for 12 years. Not all unilugs require the special washers. Depends on the flange design.
I had a V8 Astre with unilug slotted aluminum wheels on it. The only time I had a problem was when a Mechanic that did a break job on the car didn't tighten the right front wheel properly. It is hard to figure out what he did. He either did not tighten any of the bolts or he tightened them up with the washers turned sideways. Regardless I was going down the road at about 60 miles per hour when I heard a tinkling sound from the right front tire area. When I pulled over all the lugs where loose but they were all still there and I just tightened them back up and was on my way. Other than that time no problems.
I lost one on a 72 Nova years ago, the left rear. It loosened up and came off before I had a chance to pull over. When the left rear dropped and the car was sliding on the traction bar the tire passed me at 65+ miles and hour. It went for over a hundred yards down the highway before entering the trees. I had a tough time finding that wheel-it's amazing how far into the trees it went. It's a good thing there wasn't any oncoming traffic for it to hit. And Thank God the traction bars were on the car otherwise the rear brake would have been toast.
I've had friends that have also lost unilug wheels. One of them rolled a GTX at over 80 mph when an ET unilug mag came off. There was some major injuries in that wreck and also a lawsuit afterwards.
The problem is if these wheels loosen up several times then get retorqued they take on some wear in the washer and lugnut area which causes the alignment to eventually be poor. If the alignment isn't right they will eventually loosen up again and again.
A friend of mine just went through this with a customer car. The car is a 64 Impala and has unilug Cragar SS mags on it, the rims are like new and the car has vibrations and poor drivability, just not smooth. The wheels were balanced but the problem didn't go away. Then he pulled a set of wheels off of another car and tried them, the problem disappeared, car drove smooth with no problems. The unilug mags were the problem. Personally I wouldn't run them, junk IMO.
Like anything else on a vehicle, if its not installed properly it is going to be problems. The problem is more common on hotrods since they use a lot of "non-standard parts". There a a lot of real good mechanics out there and a lot of hackers also. Unfortunatly a lot of people work on there own hot rods and dont have the expertise to be sure things are safe. This is a great hobby and there are a lot of people into it. Try to find someone with experience to help if you are unsure. This is imperitive if you are dealing with brakes,steering and other safty eqipment.
Just my.02, It has been years since I have dealt with uni-lugs and IMO they should have been outlawed long ago. Just because someone has used them successfully does not mean they are safe or trouble free for everyone and there are just too many horror stories about these things to ignore. The odds are they will work ok if they are torqued right but history has shown that this is not always the case and the results from a failure can be catastrophic so why take the chance? A couple of examples listed here, but how many thousand more you will never hear about? Most of these are minor inconveniences but far too many involved auto and personal damage and many law suits have just about ended their sales and thankfully we are seeing fewer of these things on the road today. Think about what could happen and ask your self if it is worth it to take the chance however small it may be. I guess I have said too much already so I will not get into my experience with these things but I will try to discourage anyone from using them every chance I get.
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2 domain PDE, NDSolve
I'm working on solving the basic 1D, transient heat transfer equation in a
two layer slab configuration. One side is insulated, the other has a
constant heat flux, and there is not contact resistance between the two
My formulation looks like this:
equation1: T1(0,1)[z,t] == k1/rho1/Cp1*T1(2,0)[z,t]
equation2: T2(0,1)[z,t] == k2/rho2/Cp2*T2(2,0)[z,t]
IC1: T1[z,0] == T0
IC2: T2[z,0] == T0
BC1: T1(1,0)[0,t] == 0
BC2: -k1*T2(1,0)[L2+L1,t] == qs
Match1: k1*T1(1,0)[L1,t] == k2*T2(1,0)[L1,t]
Match2: T1(1,0)[L1,t] == T2(1,0)[L1,t]
T1[z,t] is solve from 0 to L1, T2[z,t] from L1 to L1+L2.
I've tried NDSolve but it doesn't like the matching conditions (it
interprets them as BC's and since they're not on the boundary it has issue
with it).
There's an analytical solution but it's nearly unworkable...
Can this be solved in mathematica?


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THE FACTS: Playing 45 minutes in place of flu-ridden center Joakim Noah, Taj Gibson scored 21 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked four shots for the Chicago Bulls in a 96-94 victory over the Orlando Magic. It was the first start of the season for the 6-foot-9 Gibson. Carlos Boozer scored a season-high 31 points for the Bulls and Luol Deng added 23 as they held off three Magic rallies in the second half to atone for an embarrassing home court loss against Charlotte two nights earlier.
Jameer Nelson matched his career high with 32 points for the Magic, but missed a short, contested jump shot that could have tied the game with 11 seconds left. It was the seventh straight loss for Orlando.
QUOTABLE: "The good thing about the NBA, you have a game either the next day or the day after so nobody should hang their heads. It's not like we're going out there and not playing hard."
-- Nelson.
THE STAT: Coming off a franchise-record 29-rebound effort against Miami on Monday night, Magic center Nikola Vucevic didn't get his first rebound until 2:54 remained in the first half. He finished with 20 points and 12 rebounds.
QUOTABLE II: "I just tried to frustrate him in the first half and take him away from the rebounding aspect. He was the one trying to take my side of the road (in college). That is what coach (Tim) Floyd pushed him to try to do and he always pushed me to try to defend it. It worked out the right way."
-- Gibson on Vucevic, his former college teammate at USC.
TURNING POINT: The Magic had trimmed an 18-point Chicago lead to two midway through the fourth quarter when Gibson dunked, scoring the first of eight straight points that left the Bulls with a 94-84 lead with three minutes left.
HOT: Boozer made six-of -eight shots and scored 13 points in the first quarter.
QUOTABLE III: "That set the tone for us. He had a huge first quarter and then Luol (Deng) was Luol, as usual, a little of everything. We got a lot of production from our starters."
-- Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau
NOT: J.J. Redick scored seven points in 34 minutes for the Magic, making only one of eight 3-point shots.
ROOKIE WATCH: Magic rookie Maurice Harkless did not play for a second straight game after starting 20 in a row.
NOTABLE: Noah missed his first game of the season. ... The Magic's seven-game losing streak is their longest since they dropped eight straight in February of 2006. ... The Bulls have won seven of their last eight against the Magic, including two games this season.
UP NEXT: For the Bulls: Friday @ Miami, Monday vs. Cleveland, Wednesday vs. Milwaukee. For the Magic: Saturday vs. New York, Monday @ Portland, Wednesday @ Denver.


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José Andrés serves up Peruvian cuisine with Asian accent
By Richard Leong
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Award-winning chef José Andrés' China Chilcano restaurant in Washington D.C. showcases Peruvian dishes influenced by Chinese and Japanese immigrants who moved to the South American country in the 19th century.
Andrés, who helped popularize Spanish tapas in America, added another eatery to his 20 restaurants with Beefsteak, which focuses on vegetables.
The 45-year-old Spanish native spoke to Reuters about his passion for Peruvian cuisine and the charity work he does in Haiti.
Q: What inspired you to open China Chilcano?
A: Peruvian is such an incredibly diverse cuisine. I could not believe how amazing it was the first time I tried it and the possibilities to create something new with Criollo, Nikkei and Chifa (local Peruvian fusion cuisines) are endless.
Q: Why does the pairing of Asian dishes with Peruvian ingredients work? Did you have to make any changes for China Chilcano?
A: To me, soy sauce is the DNA of Asian cuisine, and for Peruvian, it's the ají Amarillo pepper. When you put these two things together, you get an incredible taste with layers of flavor and heat. When developing the menu for China Chilcano, my team and I wanted to celebrate the juxtaposition of Chifa, Nikkei and Criollo, so we made very little changes. For Chifa, we have incredible chaufas (fried rice) and siu mai (dumplings), Japanese-inspired ceviches for Nikkei, and native dishes like the Aji de Gallina for Criollo.
Q: Did you have to study with Peruvian chefs or are these dishes your interpretation of what you have eaten there? Continued...


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With the recent credit card breaches at large retailers like Target and Neiman Marcus, credit card security is on everyone's mind. However, you don't have to resign yourself to credit card fraud as a given because new chip security credit card features are headed to U.S. by the end of 2015.
Also known as chip and PIN, chip and signature, EMV, smart cards, or just chip cards, this technology is standard overseas where it has cut credit card fraud significantly. With the extremely high rate of fraud that is so prevalent in the U.S., this much anticipated technology is finally making its way to our shores.
So that you can better understand what to expect during this transition, we'll walk you through some of the chip security basics.
What's wrong with the credit card I have now?
Currently, most U.S. credit cards are designed to store data on a magnetic strip, and then require your signature for confirmation of your identity. While this process is fairly secure, it's none too difficult to copy the data from the magnetic strip and forge a signature. The U.S. is one of the last remaining holdouts on this swipe-and-sign system, which is a big reason why America is home to almost half of the world's credit card fraud.
The solution to fraud is developing more secure credit cards. With a chip card, there's a microchip embedded in the card, which makes it much more difficult for a thief to counterfeit.
Chip and Signature versus Chip and PIN cards:
Chip cards can be chip and signature, chip and PIN, or a combination of both.
Some merchants may request a signature, while some merchants may request that you enter a PIN at the time of purchase. For example, purchasing a train ticket at an unattended electronic kiosk will require the use of a PIN, whereas at other merchant locations, a signature may be required for verification.
PenFed chip enabled credit cards are a smart choice because they include both signature and PIN verification.
How come the U.S. is not already using chip and PIN technology?
Switching to chip technology is a sizable expense for financial institutions who issue the cards as well as the merchants who process the cards. Chip cards are more expensive to produce than the traditional magnetic strip card. In addition, merchants will need to invest in chip compatible card readers at the point of sale.
The cost has left businesses dragging their feet, but with increasing rates of credit card fraud, chip cards are starting to look a lot more appealing.
Visa and MasterCard are aiming for nationwide adoption of chip cards by October 2015; after which point liability for fraudulent transactions will fall upon the financial institutions or the retailers who have not updated their systems to be compatible with new chip cards.
How do I get a chip credit card?
Depending on your financial institution, you may not need to do anything at all. In fact, you may already have a chip card.
PenFed for example, already issues chip cards for the benefit of their members. If you do not already have a chip card, or you are not sure what kind of card you have, you'll want to check with your financial institution to find out when they will be making the transition, and what you need to do to get a new card if you need one.
Will there be any other big changes?
When chip cards become common in the U.S., you won't see many differences in how you use your card. For point of sale transactions, you will insert your card into a chip reader to make a purchase. Then, based on preferences between the issuer and the merchant, you may be asked to sign for the transaction or enter your PIN to verify your purchase.
Interested in a PenFed chip card?
PenFed currently offers chip technology on the following select VISA® credit cards:
- PenFed Platinum Rewards Visa Signature® Card
- PenFed Promise Visa® Card
- PenFed Platinum Cash Rewards Visa® Card
- PenFed Gold Visa® Card
What are the advantages to carrying a PenFed chip enabled credit card?
- The PenFed chip credit card allows cardholders to make purchases at international chip enabled merchants where chip cards are the standard form of payment.
- Provides a higher degree of security against fraudulent transactions, because chip cards are difficult to copy and counterfeit.
- Still contains a magnetic stripe, which allows cardholders to make purchases in the U.S. where chip readers are less common.


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A leading shareholder said: 'I do not see how Lord Wakeham can survive. It might be better if he were to stand down before the meeting - and you can bet that any US shareholders will also want to see him go.'
The AGM is scheduled for May 22 and all board members are facing re-election by shareholders.
Former Tory Minister Wakeham was a non-executive director of Enron and sat on its audit committee. Since its fall he has been named in legal actions bought by Enron shareholders. He has also been called to give evidence to the US Senate Committee investigating the affair.
Wakeham, who is paid £50,000 as chairman of Michael Page, also sits on the company's audit and remuneration committees. The board, and chief executive Terry Benson, have so far given him their public backing. A spokesman told Financial Mail: 'They are very happy with him remaining in his post.'
Michael Page was floated on the stock market last year at 175p. The downturn in the jobs market took its toll on the firm and, after a series of profit warnings, shares slumped as low as 96p. A recent rally saw shares close on Friday at 212p.
Wakeham has already stood down as chairman of the Press Complaints Commission following the Enron fiasco. He is still non-executive chairman of defence company Vosper Thornycroft, where he is paid £44,000 a year.
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June 25, 2013 By Editorial Staff
New platforms are transforming the idea of civic duty and reinventing how citizens engage with government. These tools allow users to interact and share feedback with government entities in creative, convenient ways. Here are five platforms that are helping redefine civic engagement.
If you've ever tried drumming up support for a neighborhood project, you know firsthand how difficult the effort can be. From diverse work schedules to just plain indifference, capturing a community's attention and rallying residents on an issue can seem impossible at times. Neighborland was created to make that task easier.
The online social engagement platform helps citizens and public officials connect on ideas and plans for a community. After creating a profile on Neighborland, users can post questions or ideas using words and pictures. The posts can be categorized by topic, and users can suggest related actions such as fundraisers and meetings.
Users who support an idea can click a "me too" button — similar to "liking" a Facebook post. The information is then presented in an open, transparent way indicating the will of the community, complementing city council hearings and other traditional forms of communication.
Dan Parham, co-founder and CEO of Neighborland, said the platform originated from co-founder Candy Chang's "I Wish This Was" project. Chang, a New Orleans resident, saw large amounts of vacant storefront properties in the city, so she created stickers that read "I wish this was," leaving a blank space for people to suggest ideas. The approach was a success, gathering many responses.


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Get Ready, Get Set, Get "Out of the Blue" 2012
February 2, 2012
To build on last year's success, the South Eastman Suicide Prevention Committee (SESPC) is ecstatic to launch the 2nd annual Out of the Blue campaign.
The "Out of the Blue" campaign can make a difference for people affected by mental illness. Out of the Blue targets high school students, businesses, individuals and community
groups of all sorts in the South Eastman region. The objective is to get people talking about mental health, mental illness and suicide prevention by initiating or getting involved in "Blue Awareness Activities". Blue Awareness Activities should promote accurate mental health information, encourage help seeking behaviour by open, direct and honest talk about suicide; and spread hope for recovery.
The SESPC includes youth, people affected by or concerned about suicide, community agencies, public health and mental health organizations, and faith-based organization; and is chaired by the South Eastman Health Mental Health Promotion and Illness Prevention Coordinator.
Getting Out of the Blue this year are 5 schools (English, French Immersion and French) and the municipalities of Ritchot, Franklin, Taché, and for a second year, Hanover.
South Eastman Health encourages last year's participating groups, businesses and individuals of La Broquerie, Ste-Anne, St-Pierre en Boom, Vita and Steinbach to join us and continue to raise a New Voice for Mental Health in 2012. Blue Awareness activities can be registered online. The Blue Awareness Activities that are registered on the website may be eligible to win a Blue Activity Award at the Blue Carpet Gala on May 29, 2012.
The goal is to reach approximately 1000 high school students, their families and the members of their communities.
Please join us on February 15th at 9:00 am in Niverville, at the Collegiate School
(161 5th Ave. S. in the Gymnasium.)
Maria Siemens
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What I liked: "Dr Marsden has been my doctor for years and I would highly recommend him to anyone. He has a lovely mannerism and very upto date with currently evidenced based practice. He has always done an outstanding job of looking after my family and I. Thanks Dr Marsden"
Could improve: "They don't run on time but do their best to help with this. If you make an appointment by phone the staff will always advice of delays and even call you 15 mins out from your actual seeing time do you don't have to sit around in the waiting room. Great job guys, thank you (-:"
Stacey Y. saw Dr. St John Marsden in Sandgate Medical Centre
What I liked: "Interested in solving patient issues rather than a atient production line. Friendly staff always helpful, treat everyone equally.
Ground floor, easy access, great for older people.& those with disability."
Could improve: "Not a lot. Timekeeping depends more on what patients need that clockwatching. More like an old-fashioned family doctor. Hope that never changes!"
I went for: various conditions
Patient who saw Dr. St John Marsden in Sandgate Medical Centre
What I liked: "St John is the GP for my children and my husband. I occasionally visit him myself. The children love him. He is kind and easy to talk to. He knows our family, our situation and doesn't have to look at the computer screen to find this out like some others."
Could improve: "He's never on time, but this shouldn't really be improved. People just need to know to bring something to read/occupy your time - catch up on your dream journal or whatever. But be prepared to wait."
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The number of daily visitors allowed to see the archaeological site of Machu Picchu in Peru may soon be halved if proposed restrictions to stop damage to the ruined Inca city take effect.
The site draws an average of 1,000 people a day, but the Peruvian National Institute of Culture wants to restrict the maximum to 500.
The government organisation is responsible for protecting and restoring the country's cultural heritage. Machu Picchu is one of the must-see places in the world. It lies 2,430ft above sea level in the Peruvian rainforest and is over more than years old. But the explosion in tourism at the site has caused growing concerns for conservationists, archaelogists and geologists.
In 2001, researchers from Kyoto University, Japan, concluded that Machu Picchu was at risk. In the same year, the number of visitors allowed to walk the Inca trail was limited to 500 per day, and the price to do so was raised from $17 to $50. Other tourists can still reach the ruins by train.
Plans to build a cable car to the site were suspended by the Peruvian authorities two years ago after the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation said it would increase the number of tourists to an unsustainable rate.
British tour operators gave a mixed response to the proposal to restrict visitors. Jorge Mendes, managing director of Latin America Travel, agreed the measures were necessary. 'You really walk around the monument, so going there has an impact on the environment,' he said.
'I'd rather have a limited number of people than have unlimited access to a special place that may in the long run ruin the monument. I think that these days people realise that we have to preserve the site for future generations.'
But he cautioned that the restriction shouldn't be so great that Machu Picchu became a destination that only the elite could visit.
Paulo Veloso, director of Veloso Tours, was more sceptical. 'It won't be of great benefit,' he said. 'What it does is increase the price. They have already increased the cost of the Inca trail because they want to make more money. And the money is not being spent on it; it goes to the government.'


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Ruger developed the LC9 as a 9mm version of its Lightweight Compact Pistol (LCP). The LC9 is a DAO hammer-fired sub-compact pistol that works well as a backup for off-duty law enforcement officers. It provides a seven-round capacity and retails for $443. We featured Ruger's LC9 as our "Arsenal" review for March 2012. Photos by Butch Simpson.
While Ruger's LCP proved popular with both civilians and law enforcement officers, there were those who felt that its .380 cartridge was a lower end choice for defensive purposes. To answer this criticism, Ruger developed the Light Compact 9 (LC9).
Kahr Arms' CM9 is a no-frills compact pistol. It's not as pretty as some of Kahr's other handguns, but it's a practical, inexpensive, quality gun.
While at first the P290 appears to be a downsized version of the company's P250 Modular pistol, it is in fact a completely new and simpler design intended for one purpose alone: concealed carry. Accordingly SIG has reduced its dimensions to what might be considered the barest minimum for the 9mm Parabellum cartridge.
The Kimber Solo Carry pocket pistol fits into the palm of your hand and weighs only 17 ounces, making it very easily concealed. What makes the pistol noteworthy is that it's chambered in 9mm rather than .380 ACP or .38 Special. Here are additional photos of the gun, and be sure to read our "Arsenal" review, "Kimber Solo Carry Pistol."
What makes this concealed carry pistol, the Kimber Solo Carry, so noteworthy is its caliber. Instead of the somewhat anemic .380 ACP or the borderline .38 Special, this one is offered in 9mm.
Not only have the ergonomics of the Gen 4 Glocks been vastly improved. So have some of the interior components.
There can be no denying that Smith & Wesson's Military & Police (M&P) pistol has been wholeheartedly accepted by law enforcement agencies both here in the United States and overseas. So what could S&W do to make this popular pistol even more popular?
The SR9 is not just "another striker-fired, polymer frame, 9mm pistol," but a combination of many features that have proven their practicality over the years and new features that police officers and shooters have been asking for but have not yet been offered in a production handgun.


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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Multiple Winnings?
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Monday, June 28, 2010
Well, yesterday Pudge had an untimely death....at either his own paws or Carter's. It's a toss-up. It could have been either one.
And, Happy Birthday to my wonderful Mother-in-Law! We appreciate all you do for us! (Which is a ton!!!)
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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Gotta love a Gadget
Exhibit A:
Exhibit B:
I honestly thought I had every kitchen gadget known to man.
On Tuesday, I went to a cooking demonstration at the new Southside Sage Culinary Studio. While I was there, I checked out the new wares. Um, loved them. I came home with a melon baller (how did I not have that????), a hard boiled egg cooker and some port wine jam. (Oh, and bonus, if you attend her Tuesday night OK Foodies show, you get 10% off anything in the store!)
Catherine took me with her throughout the store and explained to me what some of the items did and there are so many fun things that I didn't know even existed...like a spiral slicer. Catherine explained it as a pencil sharpener for food.
This one I especially loved - a curler! Look at the beautiful "flowers" you could make with your food. (Can you imagine how impressed your friends would be???)
Seriously, have you ever seen anything cuter than a chef's hat for your meat bones? Miniatures - hello! (Truth be told, I have seen these on a wedding on Platinum Weddings. Sadly, I am a smite bit addicted to the WE channel.)
Okay, so let me know what other food gadgets I am missing for my "collection." As mentioned in the book First, Break All the Rules, one of the top reasons people quit a job is because they don't have all of the materials needed for them to do their work. I just want to be sure that doesn't happen to me . : ) Right.
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
Boston! Okay, in Boston's defense, I am sure it is a lovely place. My last trip there was July 2002. I am sure it would have been great if there had been air conditioning where we stayed. But there wasn't. And it was 95 degrees. It just didn't leave me with a great vibe. I am sure it isn't the city's fault. (I did love Maine, however, which we visited on that trip. Though, now that I think about it, it was air conditioned.)
I am most looking forward to Cape Cod:
Martha's Vineyard:
I wonder if I will see anyone famous. (Many vacations have been spent wondering who I will run into that is famous. Yeah, no one so far.)
Too bad I have to wait until this fall....Southwest's specials only included travel after Labor Day. In the meantime, maybe I will cash in on that "trip on a tankful" that Tommy was offering.
So, if you guys have been to Rhode Island, Connecticut or Massachusetts, fill me in on your favorites!
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
I need a vaca...
With Southwest's fabulous airfare specials through tomorrow it looks like we are in for a trip within the contiguous United States. (Somehow I think this will be better than Tommy's idea of a trip on a tankful.)
I have narrowed it down to the following. I need your help. Have you guys been to any of these places before? Would you go back? What was your favorite thing to do? Give me your thoughts!
• Austin
• Albuquerque/Santa Fe
• Boston - but I am thinking more Maine/Rhode Island. I went to Boston once, and don't kill me, but I didn't really think it was that great.
• Los Angeles
• Philadelphia
• San Diego
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Radio Show
Grilled chicken breast from Downing Family Farm
Dusted with kosher salt from The Spice Market
Topped with mushrooms from Mushroom Planet
Seared in Brown Butter from Wagon Creek Creamery
On Roasted Purple Potatoes from Three Springs Farm
With Grilled Bush Baby Zucchini from Pork & Greens
Dessert was to die for! (Well, maybe not die....then you wouldn't get to eat it.)
Raspberries from Buzzin' Berry Patch
Baked into Chocolate Chip Bread Pudding
Made with Bread from Bodean
Served with Godiva Chocolate Liqueur Hard Sauce
Made with Red Bird Ranch's Eggs
And, I must say, it was very educational! We had a great time. Oh, and each course was paired with wine. My kind of drink! They were all from the local Summerside Vineyards. I had the Riesling and a Sweet Syrah (right up my alley).
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Flower Recipe
Today I had an opportunity to create a floral arrangement and I wanted to take some pictures and do a little recipe card for you guys to recreate. These flowers all came from Walmart Neighborhood Market (with the exception of the hostas...those came from my sister's garden - Thanks, Al)! The grand total for this arrangement was $25 (well, $27 with tax). I had the vase and ribbon on hand.
This "recipe" calls for:
- 2 dozen hosta leaves
- 1 dozen hot pink roses
- 5 yellow mini callas
- 3 orange asiatic lillies
- 10 stems of purple statice
The visual of all the "recipe" items:
First, line your vase with hostas. (I prefer a rectange vase. I think they work so much better than round.)
Next, add the orange lillies. I put them in two corners and then added one in the center of the vase.
And I always think a container needs something to finish it off, so a knotted ribbon completed the design.
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Monday, June 21, 2010
Book Club
Also, I am the type of person that if I start a book, I finish it. Not so much a book on CD, the voices can drive me nuts! And with no monetary investment I take back those ones I am not feeling.
Here are my faves that I have "read" over the past 8 weeks:
I am loving this book. It started out a little slow for me, but I find myself driving around my block a couple of extras times just to get another chapter in. I am on my last CD and just dying!!!
This was the first book I got when I began my little Book on CD idea. Not my favorite of the bunch, but I still really liked it. It is kind of a murder mystery/love story.
I love, love, love Meg Cabot as an author. And I love the voice of the girl she has who reads her books. My second book was Queen of Babble in the big city. The character in the book is so likeable that I had to get the follow up book, Queen of Babble gets Hitched, in kindle form!
I have listened to a few more, but these are my faves. I will take any recommendations, please! I am looking for light, summer beach reads. Nothing heavy. I don't want to be that crazy girl crying in her car.
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Sunday, June 20, 2010
You can always count on me for dessert
My secret is Edwards' Key Lime Pie. Seriously, fab.
You must try. It is available in the frozen pie section and if they are out another brand will not, I repeat, will not substitute. So, just move on (or buy the singles) and try again next time. This is my first time since the beginning of summer to find it in the store. A little hint, take it out of the freezer about an hour before serving and put it into the fridge the consistencywill be like cheesecake.
(Aunt Angie, this post is for you! I couldn't leave you hanging another night! : )
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
A Cupcake Update
I absolutely HATED having these in my house.That is totally a joke. I loved having these in my house.
And because this is my blog and I can digress, I had to share the most adorable donuts that we got from our our KFOR/KAUT sales rep from OK Country Donuts. Now, keep in mind the call letters are KFOR, not KBOR as shown (there was a little issue with the message on the phone to the shop), but you get the idea. Cuteness!
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Swagger Wagon
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Monday, June 14, 2010
Sip & Sea
So far the only detail I have worked out is the invitation. (Names have been changed to protect the innocent.)
Any cute ideas for us?
Posted by katie@tulsadetails at 6:04 PM 5 comments
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Hidden Treasures
For lunch Friday, I had Sam's Club pizza. At Sam's Club. Is that so wrong? I mean, surely I am not the only one who goes 5 miles out of my way to eat lunch in the Food Court at Sam's, right? :::crickets chirping::: I mean my sister met me there and all. It is not like I ate there alone
So I didn't take a picture (see the full review from the Tulsa Food Blog – proof that I am not the only one who eats at Sam's), but look how good this pizza looks:
I got all this and a drink for $2.69. Tell me, where else can you get lunch for $2.69? Nowhere. That's where.
So, after lunch, I told my sister we needed to stroll the aisles and see what we could nab for dessert. You know, the free samples? Well, we hit the freaking dessert JACKPOT, people! They were giving away Cheesecake Factory cheesecake AND the most amazing frozen cupcakes. Well, they were thawed, obviously, for the tasting.
My options were, chocolate, vanilla and red velvet. I clearly had some big decisions. So, I did what any sane person scraping by for dessert would do, battled it out with my sister and made her share so that we could sample more than one. (For some reason the sampler didn't seem to want to give us an extra so that we could try the cupcake trifecta. Rude.)
(Note, these are not the actual cupcakes. I was too into eating mine to take a picture...and wouldn't that be kind of weird to whip out your camera at Sam's? Photo courtesy of Spoiled Little LA Girls.)
Each cupcake (at least the vanilla and red velvet) was really moist, delicious and had the most beautiful icing on it! The swirl was beautiful and in the vanilla, you could even see the vanilla beans in the frosting, along with white chocolate chips. The red velvet had a heavenly cream cheese topping that was to die for. I didn't get the calorie count, but it was zero since this was a free sample, but the price was UH-MAZING – 30 for $9.98. Score. Though, I actually didn't score any…I didn't want to bring them all to work and not share. Awkward.
I sent Kelsey to Sam's to try them herself (well, she happened to be going anyway) and she did a little dirty work for me. The cupcakes are called iCakes and from digging online they appear to be manufactured by the Cheesecake Factory. So, there you have it. That is why they taste good even after sitting in the freezer. Oh, and doing even more research (the things I do for you guys), these are apparently the cupcakes they sell at Starbucks now.
Okay, so now, fill me in on your favorite dining spot that you would DIE if anyone ever caught you there. Or just share your favorite hidden food treasure. I won't judge if you go anonymous. XOXO - Katie
Posted by katie@tulsadetails at 10:47 AM 8 comments
Saturday, June 12, 2010
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I would love to own a bakery! I just haven't figured out how I'd keep myself from sampling everything first.
Please email me at katie at tulsadetails dot com to claim your prize by next Wednesday. Thanks everyone for entering!
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Just a reminder
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
These look easy enough
The picture below is from the Pottery Barn catalog:
This one was done with an $8 TJ Maxx platter and a can of chalkboard spray paint. You can visit the Rubber Punkin for full details.
Out of tissue paper!
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But won't the FZ8 go 142 mph? LOL!
This is a discussion on FZ-08 vs FZ-09 :-) within the FZ-09 General Discussion forums, part of the Yamaha FZ-09 Forums category; A customer in my local dealership was asking the sales guy who happened to be standing next to me what the differences were between the ...
A customer in my local dealership was asking the sales guy who happened to be standing next to me what the differences were between the FZ-08 and 09 were. This was in context of the dealer saying (accurately) that the only 09 they had seen was already sold earlier in the week and that the only bikes available now were the two heavily discounted 08s. He said "minor styling and geometry differences". I guess that was his job, try to sell what they have in stock.
For anyone reading this I will give my opinion having time on both and a long list of 600>1L sport bikes which give me just enough judgement to spot the difference.
The 8 and 9 are completely different bikes. There is really very little to call comparable other than perhaps some portion of the target market and the cosmetic resemblance. When it comes to ride they are chalk and cheese.
The 9 as everyones reviews concur has a dreamy motor which allows complete incompetent pilots to feel like track stars. The bike is setup well enough to enter and exit corners using the power of mind control alone and the bike looks like it wants to bite you. Yes I agree that there is a little lacking at the nose end for feel and the A-mode mapping is tiresome in traffic but f me those are hard to find gripes.
The 8 has a motor that has to be asswhipped to be barley interesting. The handling is muted out of the box but can be improved with wasted money and has the appearance of the strange looking kid at school who no one really knew or talked to.
Don't be deceived. If you have an $8k (+rape) budget then DO NOT listen to the dealer and buy a '13 FZ8.
You have been warned :-)
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Like my 09 :-)
i own a 2013 fz8 with less than 1,000mi on the odometer & am perfectly happy. no glitches. the shock is less than perfect ( very little rebound adjustment) but that is remedied with a better shock. well the dealer called me yesterday & said that the fz-09 that i ordered was here. i didn't order a fz-09. what the hell? then i asked what i could get on a trade in & he said my bike & $1,000 would do the trick. now im totally confused about what to do
Were you on the RSW forum? Honestly, if you're happy with the FZ8 I wouldn't feel the need to trade. Seems kind of messed up to pay $1,000 more, for a bike that MSRP's for $1,000 less. I know there's depreciation and all obviously, but it rubs me the wrong way.
I don't think anyone will be too upset if I suggest you hold onto your FZ8 for now; the supply of FZ9's is extremely limited and I am sure someone will snap it up and it'll go to a good home. Meanwhile, they are both Yamahas so you're good to go there.
Full disclosure: I am a very, very happy FZ8 owner with about 5,300 miles on the clock. Ohlins shock and fork oil change fixed it right up for my riding style. Put a few thousand more miles on it, and when the next batch of FZ9's show up you'll know more about what you want to do. If you get the Nine you will certainly have to fix the suspension, anyway, so upgrades are a given along those lines.
I was considering the Nine for a second bike but am holding off for now until I see what can be done with it to meet my needs. No hurry.
Along those same lines, it's probably not a bad idea to wait a bit and give Yamaha a chance to sort all the bugs out. There will probably be some, being a completely new design.
i saw it, i liked it, i bought it with nary a bitter word from the wife so its all good.


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Yesterday, Ubisoft released a UK gameplay trailer featuring 14 minutes of gameplay for the much anticipated Watch_Dogs. This trailer teaches us quite a bit about the basics and advanced user tactics of controlling Aiden to hack into a CTOS control center to gain access to devices in the vicinity.
When the video turns a corner and Aiden is shown chasing down a potential criminal, he jumps into a car where he is faced with choosing how aggressively to pursue and stop the fleeing criminal. This choice will reflect how the news and people of the city see Aiden.
Towards the end, we're shown the amazing ways players can interact with other players by stealthily jumping into another's single player game and attempting to hack their phone to steal information from their gameplay experience. This goes south for the hacker as they are caught and thwarted, but is then chased into their own single player game for a hack attempt.
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^ Does this mean we can go auto-pilot on DIY stocks-picking?
Everyone should be respected as an individual, but no one idolized.-A. Einstein
I took this as a joke. Most of the Groupon deals I hear of are oversold, or selling something I can see no need for in our life.
Maybe you get a deal on the price of the rows if you pay full price for the columns?
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Newscast: Monday, October 22, 2012, 5:50 p.m.
10/22/12 5:50PM By Dave McGown, Kirk Carapezza
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The race for Vermont state treasurer has drawn charged political attacks and an unprecedented level of spending.
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I was a strictly Nintendo kind of guy until I moved in with my roomie, who owned the X-box and the 360. I can't imagine life without them.
I was a strictly Nintendo kind of guy until I moved in with my roomie, who owned the X-box and the 360. I can't imagine life without them.
360 is so healthy right now. And you can get one for around $200 used from gamestop! And if (more like when) you get the red ring o death, just send it in and 2-4 weeks it'll be working like new. They do it for systems you buy used as well. Just make sure it wasn't opened by the previous owner.
As for HD DVD vs. Blu-Ray, I believe (Don't quote me on this) Xbox said they would make a Blu-Ray player add-on if they end up winning. So right now, it's looking like we're good to go either way.
Oh yeah, and Xbox Live is amazing.
I own both a X-box 360 and a wii. In my opinion They are both great systems but like anything else they have their drawbacks. The 360 has amazing graphics, a wide library of games and a excellent online service. Unfortunately X-box live is full of useless skin bags who should just jump into traffic. I know its a little harsh but I would like to play at least one match of COD without some 12 year old tough guy or racist idiot mouthing off.
The wii is a fun little system and I think is ideal for parties, unfortunately the graphics just can't compete with the 360 and PS3. Also most of the games seem oversimplified, just my two cents.
I am really looking forward to playing the force unleashed, It's been too long since we have a had a decent star wars game. (Battlefront 1 and 2 were the last great ones.)
it would be cool to have a dented helmet mario smash bros game day.
PS3...and yes Toshiba gave up..Blu Ray wins.. Warners just signed which I think put them over the edge....as well as Blockbuster and Netflix. And COD4 is awesome..until Vegas 2 comes out.
Old Gen
Nintendo 64
2nd Gen
Tough call but I would say Xbox, though I do love my Ps2 games, like I said tough call
3rd Gen
PS3 Currently I knew Blu Ray would win and its sexy sleek and getting more and more A rate titles, I will be buying a 360 though so I can have variety.
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N64 isn't an "old gen," as I remember when they came out. Mine is the DK64 "jungle green" bundle set
I think the correct order would be: Atari, NES, SNES, N64/PS1, PS2/Xbox/Gamecube, 360Wii/PS3.
Can't wait to see what'll be next... mayeb the x-box 540, PS4, and Nintendo Wuu.
N64 is old gen. Just like Gamecube or X-box or PS1. I won't say PS2 because they keep promoting it with new games.
I'm 360 now...and still have a N64 from before. Works great, love it! Love em both!
Xbox. I pwn noobs on halo all the time now. I consider it payback for all the others who kept spawn killing me when I first started playing ever.
To teh halo noobs: beware, I shall splatter thee, upon my warthog windshield. Askywalker can vouch for my vehicular manslaughter(s)
I have
and of course my PC
I never got into XBOX because my only interest in that was Halo, plus everyone I know has gotten the red ring of doom and keeps steering me away if I ever do decide that.
I rock the PSP. I am an old school gamer. I have the custom firmware with the Nintendo, Sega Genesis, GBA emulators so I can play all the classics. Plus you can actually play PSP games when you get bored I just got Renegade Squadron, its a pretty cool game. I also like to be portable, play where you want. I am just never home in front of the TV. I do have an X-box on the bedroom. I actually just started playing KOTOR II this weekend. I have had the game for 2 years, and just now playing it I bought the X-box over the PS2, because it was the only platform for Greg Hastings paintball. Off course it was successful and came out for the PS2 later.
the only thing I'm missing now is a Wii. I didn't use it enough when they came out and I was offered an incredible deal if I'd part with it last year.
I have fun with things like my atari and 3dO and even other oddball generation stuff like genesis, saturn, and dreamcast.
my favorites though are still super nintendo, n64, and xbox.
playstation went downhill for me since ps2 came out. i miss all the older favorites from PS1, crash, resident evil, tomb raider, spyro. jet moto, etc. etc. ps2 offered a lot of RPGs that i liked, but i never was a huge fan of the system.
n64 is probably my favorite though.
nintendo has always had the most charisma. mario, zelda, and metroid games are the faves. but if someone wants to play conker's for hours on end i'd be down.
I have to go with the xBox 360 myself.
I have a PS2 and I'm addicted to starwars battlefront 2
My brother has a Wii but has never sone anything with it, can't blame him. man Wii sucks.
(yes Wii is from apple and nintendo)
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Great, this is the exact reason that I refuse to purchase a new gun just out on the market.
Ruger had problems when its LCP first came out.
Stay armed...don't be in a rush to get that new gun...stay safe!
This is a discussion on Sig 238 Safey Update: MANDATORY! within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Taken from Sig's website. P238 Upgrade SIG SAUER, Inc. has initiated a Mandatory Safety Upgrade pertaining to our new Model P238 pistols. We have determined ...
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P238 UpgradeSIG SAUER, Inc. has initiated a Mandatory Safety Upgrade pertaining to our new Model P238 pistols. We have determined that a small number of P238 pistols may have safety levers that are not manufactured to factory specifications. Under certain conditions, it may be possible for the lever not to be completely engaged in the safe position. In this condition, the gun will not fire when the trigger is pulled. However, when the safety lever is moved to the off position, the hammer may fall, with the remote possibility that the gun could fire unintentionally, thus creating a risk of injury or death.
There have been no reports of any injuries or mishaps; however, in accordance with SIG SAUER, Inc.s commitment to provide customers with the highest quality products and services, we are issuing a P238 Mandatory Safety Upgrade, to return the identified product to factory specifications. Upon receipt of the firearm, SIG SAUER will, at no cost to the owner, eliminate the risk identified above by replacing the subject part and performing functional upgrades that have been incorporated into the P238, subsequent to its introduction. SIG SAUER will return the firearm, pre-paid, to the owner as quickly as possible.
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Great, this is the exact reason that I refuse to purchase a new gun just out on the market.
Ruger had problems when its LCP first came out.
Stay armed...don't be in a rush to get that new gun...stay safe!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Love my old 228. Really LOVE that I sold the unfired 2 tone NS 238 and all 1500+ rounds of ammo I had stashed away within a week of buying it. Just couldn't trust the weak ballistics of a .380 for penetration and stopping power.
retsup99 hit it on the head with his first year statement.
SIG WILL make it right but this is a MAJOR safety problem and hopefully no one is injured or killed if they don't follow the golden rules of firearm safety!
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OK, I'm a "heat seeker", "beta tester", whatever you want to call me, but I've always bought cars, guns, etc as soon as they hit the market. It's been fun, more fun than hassle, so I'll keep it up.
I can't help myself! I can't wait!
If only I could find a Ruger LCR I'd have one of those right now as well.
I already called in and my P238 will soon be headed to Exeter....
JD....thanx. I'm waiting for Sig cust service to respond to other issues so I can have this taken care of at the same time. Probably just ran into a delay in return though.
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What if the Hokey Pokey IS what it's all about?
From what I've heard this actually effects only a small number of pistols. The serial range that's given on the announcement is only an estimated range. My P238 fell into that range, but when I called they said that my pistol did not require the mandatory upgrade.
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I just got called by the shop for this, mine doesnt do that, I think I'm good.
are people going to flame sig too I didnt think so.
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wow i was surprised by this.guess you're right ret.
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Seems some models of sig's P238 might have a problem with the safety lever/hammer drop and firing of a round. They list specific serial number runs and say that it does not effect all of them but you should call to find out.
P238 Upgrade
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This is EXACTLY why I have given up on .380s! I started a thread here about four weeks ago and was amazed at the response ... some for the little pocket guns and some against. If you can't trust Sig, Ruger, Magnum Research, then you surely can't trust Kel-Tec.
For my part, I'll trust S&W (642) and Glock (19, 26 and 34). No more experimenting and losing money. I'll invest in ammunition when I can find it and more time at the range and in competition.
Amen to .380s. Talk to me again in 10 years after a decade of shakeouts.
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No big deal-I'll start saving pennies (actually dollars)!
Why is it that you always find things at the last place you looked?
Because when you find something-you stop looking-Mooch
I hope they get the word out quickly... imagine appendix carrying your new little bitty .380 and the hammer drops... not a good situation at all. No beta testing for me thanks
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without his weapons of war;
for unsure is the knowing when need shall arise
of a spear on the way without."
I just bought my p238 last week and love it what a greak little gun, it will primarly be carried by my wife but I will be toting around this little jewel myself from time to time.


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The Royal Mail has given the humble stamp a 21st century edge by enabling them to interact with smartphones.
It works with six special issue stamps released for the 50th anniversary of the very last stream train, the 9F Class Evening Star.
When these stamps are viewed by Junaio augmented reality browser software, available on the iPhone App store and Android Martketplace, it fires up a video of the marvellous actor Bernand Cribbins, reading the poem the Night Mail, by WH Auden.
Cribbins was selected due to his association with trains, having played the porter in the 1970s move adaption of, "The Railway Children" – and also because Cribbins is cool again since appearing in Doctor Who as returning character Wilfred Mott.
"Intelligent stamps mark the next step in the evolution of our stamps, bringing them firmly into the 21st century," said a Royal Mail spokesperson in a statement. "Royal Mail's special stamps mark key events and anniversaries in the UK's heritage, through a programme which aims to be both educational and informative."
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Of course all that would be moot if Warner hadn't done a good job with The Matrix Trilogy on HD DVD, and in reality it hasn't done a good job, it's done a great job. Few will argue that The Matrix is the stand out movie of the trilogy, and I've got to say that I've never seen it looking this good. Considering how dark The Matrix often is, it's staggering how much detail is on show in this disc. I guarantee that the lobby shootout will simply take your breath away. Likewise the two sequels look just as gorgeous – the fight between Neo and hundreds of Smiths blew me away to the extent that I had to watch it all over again as soon as it had finished. If a high definition format ever needed a specific film with which to show the benefits of that extra resolution, The Matrix is it.
The extras are every bit as impressive as the high definition prints of the movies too. The real time commentary and behind the scenes footage on The Matrix lives up to all the hype that the HD DVD camp has been putting out for the past few years. Before you had to be quite a film buff to sit through an entire movie just listening to the commentary, but on these discs not only do you actually see who's talking in a picture-in-picture window, but you also see how each scene was constructed while it plays out. This is what the next generation of DVD should be about, and it's here, now!
You may be thinking that I'm an HD DVD fan boy, but I can assure you that isn't the case. In fact if I look up at my shelf I can see that I own exactly the same number of Blu-ray discs as I do HD DVD discs. I'm also the first to admit that there are some truly stunning examples of Blu-ray movies available – Casino Royale for example is a beautiful high definition showcase disc, as is the excellent Blood Diamond (although this is also available on HD DVD).
You see I'm not an average consumer, I'm what's known as an early adopter. So I'm happy to have both HD DVD and Blu-ray players in my living room and buy discs on both formats. But the average consumer isn't willing to do that. The average consumer will look for the format that is the most attractive and right now, that's HD DVD. I don't know how Toshiba has managed to bring its players down to such an affordable price so quickly, but for anyone who owns a high definition TV (which is pretty much anyone who's bought a TV in the past year or so), an HD DVD player looks like the perfect way to get the best from their TV investment.
The other side of the coin is of course the movies themselves, and with landmark releases like The Matrix Trilogy already launched on HD DVD, complete with fully interactive extras and no region coding, the case for HD DVD just gets stronger. I'm not suggesting that the format war is over; far from it. But what I am saying is that right now, HD DVD is looking far more like the successor to DVD than Blu-ray.


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Colorado Avalanche Information Center Fundraiser
I don't know if the Colorado locals know that the annual fundraiser for the CAIC was canceled. Some people at TGR have been able to put together a replacement fundraiser and here is the info. The CAIC is one of the premier avalanche forecasting sites. Many other centers including Utah model their reports after the CAIC's presentation. If you can help suport them please do. Plus the fundraiser should be a lot of fun.
CAIC BENEFIT BASH: November 8th 2008
CAIC Benefit Bash
starring DJ Blackout
Kenosha Steak House
Breckenridge, CO
Opening Weekend: November 8th, 2008
Silent Auction, Raffle, Ski Movies, plenty of beer to drink.
If you can not attend and would like to donate please contact the CAIC directly.
This is strictly a fundraising event. All proceeds will be donated to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center to help with recent budget cuts and the loss of this years Avalanche Jam.
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Concord Hutterite Colony in Stony Mountain, Manitoba, was founded in 1987 as a division from the Crystal Spring Hutterite Colony. In 2012 the Concord Hutterite Colony was a Schmiedeleut Group 2 colony. The minister was Sam Kleinsasser and the manager was Peter Kleinsasser.
Additional Information
Location: Stony Mountain, Manitoba (coordinates: 50.099444, -97.13 [50° 05' 58" N, 97° 7' 48" W])
Address: Group 50, Box 10, SS 1, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2E8
Telephone: 204-344-5840
Map:Concord Hutterite Colony, Stony Mountain, Manitoba
|Bert Friesen
|Date Published
|March 2013
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Friesen, Bert. "Concord Hutterite Colony (Stony Mountain, Manitoba, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. March 2013. Web. 29 Jun 2017. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Concord_Hutterite_Colony_(Stony_Mountain,_Manitoba,_Canada)&oldid=79829.
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Hi guys,
i am planing to hunt this year in lake Erie for diver ducks, but because I live about 4 hours far away from Lake Erie so i want to know what is the good time to hunt up there? is still slow?
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