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Increase your harvest with this gardening technique
Succession planting is defined as a planting method that increases yields of edible crops by more efficiently using space and time in a growing season.
With the cost of food rising every month and the worry of contamination from crops being brought in from other countries, it's more important than ever to grow some, if not all your edible crops yourself. And with many gardeners facing the challenges of space and time, any edge that you can have will certainly make your crops more bountiful and successful. In this article, I will talk about how to plant in succession and give you some examples of what to plant and when as well as some tips on how to incorporate proper crop rotation in your succession planting schedule.
Types of Succession Planting
- Planting one crop, harvesting that crop and then planting another crop in it's place. This is were crop rotation can work into your plans. The length of your growing season and climate can affect what crops you plant.
- Planting a small crop of one variety and then planting another crop of the same a few weeks later. This will ensure you have a longer season of harvest. Works great for smaller families who may have trouble using up one harvest in a small amount of time. Also an excellent way to extend your favorite crop.
- Planting two or more of the same type of crops that have different maturity rates.
- Inter-planting one crop with another. This is where companion planting can really come into play. You can read more about companion planting here.
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For succession planting to be successful, you must have a healthy fertile soil to start with. You will be utilizing the soil to its fullest potential, so it's important to add compost regularly and throughout the garden season. Compost is the best soil condition and slow release fertilizer you can have and it's free if you make your own. I would also add bone-meal and blood meal to the soil at the beginning and middle of the growing season. Just follow the directions on the package to determine how much to add to the size area you are using.
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Today, HRC released the following statement regarding the Iowa Caucus results:
"For millions of LGBT people across our nation, everything is at stake in November. Hillary Clinton has proven she has the record, the vision, and the strategy to win and lead from her first day in office," said Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin. "Tonight we are proud of our members and supporters in Iowa and across the country who have stepped up to fight alongside Hillary Clinton and to ensure no opponent of LGBT equality ever sets foot in the Oval Office."
View HRC's statement on Ted Cruz's victory here.
The Human Rights Campaign has endorsed Hillary Clinton has sent staff to organize members and supporters in Iowa and beyond that, New Hampshire and South Carolina ahead of the upcoming elections.
With 1.5 million members and supporters nationwide HRC is planning an unprecedented organizational effort to register and mobilize the nation's pro-equality majority and elect pro-LGBT candidates up and down the ballot. In 2016, HRC expects that the pro-equality vote will be larger, stronger, and more energized than at any point in history. Exit polls show that in 2012 at least six million LGB Americans voted in an election decided by less than five million votes. Today, in key states like Ohio, North Carolina, and Florida, the population of LGBT adults is greater than the average margin of victory in the last three presidential elections.
Polling done by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner for HRC shows that a 55 percent majority of voters are less likely to support a candidate for president who opposes allowing same-sex couples to marry. This majority includes Independents, married women and white millennials. All of these groups voted Republican in the last congressional election. Meanwhile, Public Religion Research Institute has reported that a 57 percent majority of Iowans support marriage equality.


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Tumors of the pancreas are extremely difficult to diagnose, because the organ sits deep in the abdomen. Several diagnostic tests may be performed to determine if there is a tumor in the pancreas. Although various imaging techniques may reveal a mass in the pancreas, the most accurate way to diagnose pancreatic cancer is by studying a tissue sample under the microscope. Understanding the stage (the severity) of the tumor is essential in choosing the right treatment.
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Tests to diagnose and screen for pancreatic cancer include three-dimensional imaging of the pancreas:
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This is an imaging test that combines special X-ray equipment with sophisticated computers to produce multiple images of the inside of the abdomen. It is very useful in detecting any spread of the cancer to the liver or nearby lymph nodes. A CT scan is often performed to monitor patients after treatment to determine whether the cancer has recurred, is changing in size, or, has metastasized. Johns Hopkins employs state-of-the-art CT scanners with 3D image processing.
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses radiofrequency waves and a strong magnetic field rather than x-rays to provide remarkably clear and detailed pictures of internal organs and tissues. The technique has proven very valuable for the diagnosis of a broad range of conditions, including cancer. Johns Hopkins uses state-of-the-art 3T MR scanners for optimal imaging.
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This is a technique in which a doctor passes a thin, lighted tube called an endoscope from the patient's mouth through the stomach, and into the first part of the small intestine. At the tip of the endoscope is a device that uses ultrasound, sound waves that produce patterns of echoes as they bounce off internal organs. These ultrasonic patterns can help identify small cancers that cannot be detected by a CT scan. Using X-ray or ultrasound techniques to help guide the needle, a doctor inserts a very thin needle into the pancreas to remove cells to be studied under the microscope.
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This is a technique in which a doctor passes a thin, lighted tube called an endoscope from the patient's mouth through the stomach and into the first part of the small intestine. A smaller catheter tube is then inserted through the endoscope into the bile ducts and pancreatic ducts. Dye is injected through the catheter into the ducts, allowing X-rays to capture pictures showing whether the ducts are narrowed or blocked by a tumor.
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I am probably going to be lynched here, but I have never been convinced that Brussels sprouts are the perfect accompaniment for the Christmas turkey. And while I'm at it, whose daft idea was it throw in a handful of chestnuts, too? Apart from the questionable taste in the mouth of floury nuts and bitter brassicas, it is nigh-on impossible to get a sprout and a chestnut on your fork at the same time. Let alone a piece of turkey and a blob of cranberry sauce. Just because we have done something for years doesn't necessarily mean it's right.
Marrying meat, or fish for that matter, to its accompanying vegetables is one of the joys of eating. That is why we get such pleasure when we get it right: grilled sole with French beans, boiled gammon and broad beans, duck with green peas or sausages with parsnip mash are a few that spring to mind. The thing is to get the combination spot on in terms of taste, texture and season. Some of the traditional accompaniments are pure genius, but that shouldn't stop us coming up with new ones. I don't buy into the idea that any culinary partnership is written in concrete.
While I suspect we can do better than turkey and sprouts, the knee-jerk combination of sprouts with goose seems even less interesting. When roasted it has juicy flesh and much savoury fat which can be tipped from the roasting tin and used on another occasion, say, to roast potatoes. It needs some sharpness in whatever accompanies it. I like apple sauce with my roast goose. Any veg here needs a bit of bite to it, like red cabbage and apple that has been simmered with a little wine vinegar.
Chestnuts can be used to great effect with some vegetables - they work beautifully in any dish with celeriac, for instance. Talking of which, try it mashed half-and-half with potato, or baked in thin slices with potatoes and a herb butter.
When marrying meat to vegetables I always try to think of the roots of the dish; where it came from and at what time of year it is at its best. With this in mind, that New World bird we tuck into on Christmas Day might do better with some roasted pumpkin than with baby cabbages from Belgium. Native Americans grew squashes long before Christopher Columbus hit their shores. The inherent sweetness works better I think than bitter tastes, especially if it is tempered with some sour-sweet home-made cranberry sauce. The bottled variety tends to be a bit on the sugary side, more like a jam than a relish. Baked onions would be another choice. Think of glistening baked onions, hot giblet gravy and slices of brown turkey meat. No room for sprouts, is there?
One of the best on-the-fork Christmas combinations I have tried is roast turkey with a thick, silky purée of white beans. Chickpeas work extraordinarily well in this situation, too - especially when beaten to a fluff with olive oil and flavoured with rosemary. The textures are pleasing. The flavours work. At first I thought to drop the bread sauce, which was surely too similar to the bean purée. But I was wrong: for one thing, turkey without bread sauce is unthinkable, and, for another, roast bird, roast potatoes, bread sauce, bean purée and hot, boozy gravy is a pleasure too good to be reserved for Christmas alone. Wanting to eat something again and again is, surely, a better test of a good combination than whether or not tradition decrees it.
Baked celeriac and potato cake
Serves 6 as a side dish.
500g potatoes
450g celeriac
4 cloves garlic
95g butter
2 heaped tsps Dijon mustard
a level tsp thyme leaves
55ml vegetable stock
Peel the potatoes, then cut them into very fine slices. A sharp knife is fine, but if you have a mandolin (the vegetable slicer that is, not the lute-like stringed instrument) use that. Whatever, your slices should be almost thin enough to see through. Do the same with the celeriac, keeping the slices in cold water to prevent them browning.
Set the oven to 190 C/gas mark 5. Peel and thinly slice the garlic. Melt the butter in a flameproof dish or sauté pan about 25cm in diameter over a moderate heat. When it starts to bubble, turn down the heat and add the garlic. It needs to soften slightly without colouring - a matter of 5 minutes or so. Take the pan off the heat and stir in the mustard. Tip about two-thirds of the mustard and butter out of the pan and into a jug.
Drain the potato and celeriac slices and pat them dry with kitchen paper or a clean tea towel. Put a third of the vegetables into the pan, layering them neatly or just chucking them in as the mood takes you, then drizzle them with some of the mustard butter in the jug. Season with the thyme leaves, pepper and salt. Be quite generous with the salt. Repeat this twice so that all the slices of vegetable are layered with the thyme and the mustard and garlic butter. Now pour the stock over the top.
Cover with a circle of greaseproof paper, or kitchen foil, pressing it down well on the top of the cake. Bake for about 70 minutes, until tender to the point of a knife. Remove the foil, turn the heat up to 220 C/gas mark 7 and bake for a further 10 minutes until the top has coloured and crisped a little.
Stove-top pumpkin with gremolata
Serves 4 as a side dish.
60g pancetta in the piece
a small pumpkin or squash weighing about 450g
75g white bread, preferably from a day-old loaf, made into coarse breadcrumbs
a small bunch of parsley
the grated zest of a lemon
Cut the pancetta into small dice, about 1cm in diameter. Leave it to cook in a heavy-based shallow pan set over a low heat. What you need is for its fat to melt, as you are going to cook the pumpkin in it; but if it appears to be dry, then add a little butter.
While the pancetta is cooking, cut the skin from the pumpkin then cut the flesh into quarters. Scoop out all the seeds and fibres and discard them, then cut the pumpkin flesh into large chunks. Add the pumpkin to the pancetta and cover with a lid. Leave to cook for five minutes until the squash is golden brown here and there, then gently turn over and let it continue cooking for another 5 minutes or so, until the pumpkin is quite tender.
Meanwhile, melt some more butter in a frying pan and, when it is starting to bubble, tip in the breadcrumbs. Let them cook till they are golden, stirring them from time to time so they don't burn. Stir in the parsley and the grated lemon zest and season with black pepper and a little salt, remembering that the pancetta can be quite salty. When the crumbs are golden and crisp and the pumpkin is soft and sweet, tip the crumbs over the lot and serve from the pan.
Chickpea purée with rosemary and olive oil
Enough for 4-6 as a side dish.
250g dried chickpeas
2 bushy sprigs of rosemary
a large stick of celery
2 bay leaves
2 cloves garlic
extra-virgin olive oil - a pungent, peppery one would be good
an optional spoonful of crème fraîche
Soak the chickpeas overnight in enough cold water to cover. They will soak most of it up. Bring them to the boil in more water then turn them down to a simmer and leave until they are soft enough to squash on the side of the pan. This will take anything from an hour to to an hour-and-a-half for new season's chickpeas. If you have been sold old ones then you will have to top up the water every now and again as it tends to boil away. I mention this because I have done it twice recently. After 45 minutes' cooking, tuck in the sprigs of rosemary, the celery, bay leaves and the peeled garlic. But no salt yet.
When the peas are tender then remove the herbs and what remains of the celery but leave the garlic in place. Ladle the chickpeas into a food processor with enough of the cooking liquor to make a smooth, but not sloppy purée. You may need to whizz them for a while. Season with salt and black pepper. Taste, and add the crème fraîche if you want a creamier purée. Trickle over some extra-virgin olive oil and serve.
Red cabbage with orange juice and juniper
Serves 6 as a side dish.
a medium onion
1 tbsp groundnut oil
a small red cabbage weighing about 750g
2 stalks of celery
an apple
the juice of an orange
the juice of a lemon
a shot of white-wine vinegar
12 juniper berries
Peel the onion and slice it finely, then let it soften in the oil in a heavy casserole set over a medium heat. Shred the cabbage quite finely, the strips need to be about the width of your little finger. Cut the celery thinly. When the onion has softened turn the heat up a little then add the celery and cabbage. Stir. Core and chop the apple and add it to the pan.
Mix the citrus juices then add a dash of vinegar. Crush the juniper berries and add them to the juices then, just as the cabbage is starting to wilt stir the mixture into the cabbage. There should be much sizzling and spluttering. Season lightly with salt and cover tightly with a lid. Turn down to a simmer and cook for 20 minutes, until the cabbage is tender. Check the seasoning and serve.


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Just wondering if anybody has had any luck sanding the plastic interior parts and painting them. My car is a 74 Olds Omega. The plastic is rough with some chunks(small) missing. Wont be easy finding replacements.
Ideas welcome.
if you click on the picture and move the cursor on the pass seat,(and click again) you'll see what I'm refering to.
Those pieces can be brittle from age so use some scrim fabric and epoxy on the backside to strengthen them. then apply a adhesion promotor to them and then you can paint them with a 2k primer and your regular auto paint. works out fine..
Thanks for the info, had to Google scrim. I get it now. Good idea!
should have made this a 2 part question, door panels?
The door panels look pretty solid however the p.o. seemed to be a machinist and they are stained pretty bad and one was dyed(?) or painted white and looks bad. How would one go about getting a dye to match the paint on the plastic or maybe do the dye 1st then have the paint matched?
I am assuming dye would be the way to go on the vinyl door panels.
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The Made By Milk™ contest encourages students to build strong bones with milk and flex their creative muscles by repurposing milk cartons. The winning team can earn its school up to $5,000. Just collect your school's milk cartons and use them to create a piece of art that fits the semester's theme
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Day 2 started early. Ekta woke me up at 6:30 AM shouting that the sun will be up. Well it turned out that sun was already up by that time. Anyway, we got ready in a hurry and got out for our morning photography trip. Our first stop was the bank of Tungabhadra. Since it was a Sunday morning, the ghats of Hampi were packed with tourists, school kids etc who had just arrived on an excursion. While we stood there staring at the people, I looked at Ekta's face. She did not look in a very good mood; I asked why and she replied, "Because there is nothing interesting here!" So we chucked the idea of taking photos of the river and set out for our next target, which we had missed the day before – the Matanga hills.
So we reached the foothills again and then started climbing. The weather was quite cool and it was definitely better than before. We got lost at a couple of points but some helpful soul had made arrow marks leading to the hill. After a point it was another flight of steep stone steps going up, but this time it was in a better shape and did not appear life threatening. As we went up, we could see the panoramic view of the valley below. We could see a temple below us which I incorrectly identified as the Achutaraya Temple. It turned out to be the Balakrishna temple. More about it later…
We climbed and climbed and did not stop till we were completely out of breath. Either age is catching up with me or IT has made me completely useless. It took us another 30 minutes for us to scale the 500 odd steps and reach the top. It turned out that the hike was worth the effort. The 360 degree view of the Hampi town and various sites around it was fabulous in the rays of the morning sun. To add to it, we were getting good mobile signal and we were able to check emails, sms, Facebook updates etc.
On the top, there was a big building marked as the ashrama of the Matanga Rishi. There were three stone mandapas under one of which we sat down to rest. Then we ventured into the ashrama; it was a spooky place with lots of pillars and rooms, galleries leading to the abyss below and a temple of Kali in the middle. The place looked deserted but there were signs that someone had lived there till recent. There were view points from where one could get a panoramic view of what lied beneath – a photographer's delight! We spent a lot of time taking photographs and then started our descent. At the foothills, a path led to the river but we had no time for it as we were getting late for an appointment. More about that appointment and rest of our day in the next post..
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Samsung was a bit late to the netbook party with its NC10, but we were happy to forgive the company that for making arguably the best netbook on the market. So as odd as the rumours of a successor called the NC20 sound, we're willing to take notice just in case Samsung produces another gem.
If the rumours circulating from GenzoMedia are right then Samsung's NC20 will, much like the Dell Mini 12, not actually be a netbook - by Intel's own definition - packing, as it will, a 12.1in screen. Unlike the Dell, which uses an Atom CPU, though, the NC20 will purportedly sport a 1.3GHz VIA U225 CPU which isn't listed on VIA's site, but will presumably share characteristics with the likewise-clocked U2350.
What platform this VIA CPU will plug into is unclear, considering VIA doesn't have the best reputation for making decent chipsets. Could it be that the suspended development between VIA and nVidia has been resumed? Although nVidia's development of the ION platform makes that slightly unlikely.
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What do you think of that name?
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It sounds like a made up name. Is it?
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I actually like it, it's a name that makes an appearance in my husband's family tree a couple of times and I'm tempted to use it.
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Seattle based designer Erich Ginder founded his eponymous studio in 2004, shortly after studying at Chicago's School of the Art Institute. From his first studio in San Francisco's mission district, he designed his Ghost series of coat racks, followed by 2006's neo-baroque Mansion chandelier. Much of Ginder's work draws upon imagery from his youth growing up in the rural pacific northwest. Through irreverent application of technology and the handmade, the studio imbues it's products with emotion and meaning.
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Dr. Vikash Kumar Dubey
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Dr. Vikash Kumar Dubey is an Assistant Professor at the Department of BioTechnology, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, INDIA.
He did his PhD at the Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, INDIA (2003) and Masters in BioChemistry at the same University.
His research interests include protein engineering and structure-function relationship of proteins.
He was a Post Doctoral Research Associate at Florida State University, Florida, USA and Fellow of Intituto Pasteur-Foundazione Cenci Biolognetti, Rome, Italy.
Dr. Dubey also held Research Fellowships of the CSIR, INDIA.
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Cabin #1 556764 sits on one of the terraces leading down to Spring River's bank and has a view of the river from the deck. Three minutes from Rustic Oaks Wedding Venue, Miami, OK
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Cabin #2 is listed on this website reference 638950. This cabin is a little larger, 576 sq feet, is a studio type and will sleep four people with beds and two more Coleman large size cots if more beds are needed (max. 6 people) Everything is new. Located on one of the terraces and a short walk to the river (302 feet to deck on the river) and within 129 feet of Cabin #1 although still very private. It has a large fire pit with picnic tables for a family and friends gathering. This area will be more conducive for entertaining small children.
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If you are at all interested in this debate and how academia and intellectuals view themselves, as well as what often motivates them, this is a must see. Sowell is brilliant and rather witty at times as well. Of course, Sowell's criticisms are at a "general pattern" in academia and we realize there are exceptions. The discussion is, nonetheless, quite fascinating and damning.
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"We're becoming a nation of people who are propagandized from elementary school right on through to graduate school in a certain vision of the world."


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Lady Aribeth de Tylmarande was a half-elf paladin of Tyr, the Blind God of Justice.
She is said to have been born in Thundertree, a town in the Neverwinter Woods, of uncertain parentage; some say a union between half-elves, others a moon elf and a human. The village's population was wiped out in an orc raid leaving her the sole survivor of the massacre. Vowing vengeance, she hunted down the perpetrators and slew them all. Unsatisfied, she continued to hunt and kill orcs in an obsessive quest until she was trapped in a sudden blizzard and rescued by a one-armed man she believed to be an avatar of the god Tyr, who took her to a monastery of Ilmater. Recovering her health there, she learned to be a paladin, gaining such fame that when she moved to Neverwinter, she was named to the elite bodyguard of Lord Nasher Alagondar, being the first woman and first non-human to be so honored. There she met and became engaged to Fenthick Moss, a cleric of Tyr in the Hall of Justice.
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Lady Aribeth was chosen by Nasher Alagondar to be in charge of the investigations surrounding the Wailing Death. She began training adventurers at an academy to combat the forces behind the plague, and after the Waterdhavian creatures needed for a magical cure became scattered throughout the city, the hero, who was an exceptional student at the academy, was placed by Aribeth in charge of tracking them down.
After her lover, Fenthick Moss, was found guilty by association and was hanged for trusting Desther Indelayne, a false Helmite and agent of Maugrim Korothir, Morag appeared to Aribeth in her dreams and tempted her to join Maugrim's cult with promises of revenge against the city that unjustly murdered Fenthick. Aribeth initially continued to lead Neverwinter's effort to find the cult in and around Port Llast, but eventually disappeared. When agents reached Luskan's Host Tower of the Arcane, they learned that Aribeth had become a blackguard in the service of Morag and had agreed to lead Maugrim's Luskite army in their impending assault on Neverwinter. At the climax of this assault, the hero confronted Aribeth and defeated her in combat. The hero could then either persuade Aribeth to surrender and return to Lord Nasher to face judgment or be forced to fight her to the death.
Hordes of the UnderdarkEdit
Aribeth died not long after the forces of Morag were repelled. Upon encountering her spirit in Cania, Drogan's Pupil found her distraught with her betrayal of Neverwinter due to her realization that she never truly loved Fenthick; her betrayal therefore was not motivated by her love of Fenthick as she had thought and was consequently much less justified. The hero could either persuade her to return to the service of Tyr, or accept the evil path that she had chosen; either way, she could join the hero in his/her quest. Aribeth herself said that she died violently, though her memories were somewhat hazy. Presumably, the hero of Neverwinter attempted to defend Aribeth while she was tried for her crimes. The hero would have been heavily outvoted, since the majority of Neverwinter called for Aribeth's execution. Lord Nasher complied with the city's request and as a result, the hero of Neverwinter's friendship with Lord Nasher ended, and he/she (the hero is revealed to have been the sex of your character) left Neverwinter, never to be heard from again. Because of the hero's falling out of favor with Lord Nasher, Nasher had revisionists play down his role in saving Faerûn from destruction.
If Aribeth was at the protagonist's side in the confrontation with Mephistopheles, the archdevil would use his considerable charisma to play on her uncertainties and turn her to his side unless the player character could be even more persuasive.
After beating Mephistopheles and if she had been redeemed as a paladin once again (and the player ordered the reaper to allow the dead to haunt the living), she returned as a spirit to Neverwinter, aiding the sick and wounded and ended up finding redemption and going to heaven (Lunia). Or if she was redeemed as a paladin and the protagonist was male they could fall in love. If this happened and Aribeth did not join Mephistopheles the epilogue revealed that they became lovers and Aribeth stayed with the protagonist until his death where he promised to "meet her on the other side." After he died Aribeth's spirit faded from the mortal realm and she went on to spend the rest of her existence with him.
In Neverwinter Nights 2, Fenthick's spirit appears within the Tomb of Betrayers in Neverwinter. Despite Fenthick's appearance, there is no mention of Aribeth in the entire game. It is implied that the citizens of Neverwinter, including Nasher, have chosen to forget Aribeth rather than acknowledge their own role in her betrayal and death. To them, Aribeth was an unwanted, ugly reminder of the selfishness and evil that they were all capable of.
The Tylmarande family remained in Neverwinter after Aribeth's death and were some of those who refused to leave when Mount Hotenow erupted. Aribeth's great-great niece Seldra Tylmarande spent much of her life trying to restore the name of her family to a respectable status.
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Posted by Richard Fichera on the Infrastructure & Operations Professionals Blog on November 9, 2012
On Tuesday November 8, after more than a year of pre-announcement disclosures that eventually left very little to the imagination, Intel finally announced the Itanium 9500, formerly known as Poulson. Added to this was the big surprise of HP announcing a refresh of its current line of Integrity servers, from blades to the large Superdome servers, with the new Itanium 9500.
As noted in an earlier post, the Itanium 9500 offers considerable performance improvements over its predecessors, and instantiated in HP's new Integrity line it is positioned as delivering between 2X and 3X the performance per socket as previous Itanium 9300 (Tukwilla) systems at approximately the same price. For those remaining committed to Itanium and its attendant OS platforms, notably HP-UX, this is unmitigated good news. The fly in the ointment (I have never seen a fly in any ointment, but it does sound gross), of course, is HP's dispute with Oracle. Despite the initial judgment in HP's favor, the trial is a) not over yet, and b) Oracle has already filed for an early appeal of the initial verdict, which would ordinarily have to wait until the second phase of the trial, scheduled for next year, to finish. The net takeaway is that Oracle's future availability on Itanium and HP-UX is not yet assured, so we really cannot advise the large number of Oracle users who will require Oracle 12 and later versions to relax yet.
Posted by Richard Fichera on the Infrastructure & Operations Professionals Blog on August 25, 2011
Intel Raises the Curtain on Poulson
At the Hot Chips conference last week, Intel disclosed additional details about the upcoming Poulson Itanium CPU due for shipment early next year. For Itanium loyalists (essentially committed HP-UX customers) the disclosures are a ray of sunshine among the gloomy news that has been the lot of Itanium devotees recently.
Poulson will bring several significant improvements to Itanium in both performance and reliability. On the performance side, we have significant improvements on several fronts:


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Saturday, 8 May 2010
Frock Me with TK Maxx: Underwear as Outerwear
Here are a couple of behind the scenes videos from this episode:
Henry Holland's take on underwear as outerwear
Frock Off
Here are my top five picks from the high-street:
Topshop zip lace slip skirt - £25. Looks like a vintage slip but it's toughened up with the exposed zip.
Rare floral cropped top - £26. This little top is so versatile, I would wear it with rolled up trousers, a slip skirt or even over a tshirt or dress.
New Look lace panel bodysuit - £16. Bodysuits are my absolute essential for this trend, and a little touch of lace makes this one absolutely perfect for layering showing off.
Miss Selfridge lace cami - £25. A very subtle take on this trend, you really can't go wrong with a pretty lace cami.
Henry Holland for Pretty Polly tights - £12. I know some people have already started wearing suspenders with shorts and tights but I don't think I'm quite there! That's why I absolutely love these tights.
Frock Me with TK Maxx is on Sundays on Channel 4. For more information check out www.facebook.com/tkmaxx
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love that little topshop skirt. the zip definitely toughens it up a bit. also that rare top is pretty stinking cute! love your selection of pieces. xxReplyDelete
I love that bustier top and those last tights! so cute and seductive haha :)ReplyDelete
I do love this trend,althou i dunno how to work it into my wardrobe yet wish id seen this show!!ReplyDelete
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cute blog!ReplyDelete
I opened a new fashion blog too, I hope u'll be one of my followers:-)
Wow the floral cropped top is soooo cute!!ReplyDelete
that topshop skirt is utter perfectionReplyDelete
no way are those henry holland tights £12...where from????? in topshop their more like £30!ReplyDelete
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I really like that skirt from Topshop and bodysuit from New Look. :)ReplyDelete
I love Frock Me! & I love every single one of your underwear and outerwear picks :)ReplyDelete
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This is a discussion on Be careful who you pick on... within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; A trucker pulls into a little truck stop on a single lane road, goes in and orders breakfast. Just as his food is arriving a ...
A trucker pulls into a little truck stop on a single lane road, goes in and orders breakfast.
Just as his food is arriving a group of Hells Angels bikers come in and surround him, one grabs his orange juice and drinks it while another takes his coffee. When his plate of eggs, sausage and hash browns is delivered another biker takes it and an other takes his toast.
The trucker doesn't say a word, pays his bill and leaves.
One of the bikers says to the waitress "That guy wasn't much of a man letting us take his breakfast like that."
The waitress says "I know what you mean, he wasn't much of a truck driver either. He ran over every motorcycle in the parking lot getting back on the road."
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Love it ! Don't get mad, get even.
"Come Watson, the game is afoot!"
And if that situation were to actually occur, it would be the driver that would be in jail and fined, the criminal in the situation.
Funny, none the less.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Lol, I love that one but I heard it with a cowboy at a bar. Still funny though.
This sort of thing actually happened several years ago at a little "Y" in the road called Rockport east of where I live. The big bad *** motorcycle gang blew into town, roughed up and chased a young man out of the towns only tavern. He went home and told his big brother who happened to drive a county dump truck. Got in and flattened twenty eight of the thirty four motorcycles parked out front. He made several passes, totally turned those bikes into trash. The police were called not to arrest the driver but to protect him. A lot of tough guys had to find other ways back to California that day.
For the stength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack. - R. Kipling
Romans 1:22 Claiming to be wise, they became fools [professing to be smart, they made simpletons of themselves].


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Animal Rights (song)
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|"Animal Rights"
|Single by deadmau5 and Wolfgang Gartner
|from the album 4×4=12
|6 September 2010
|Progressive house, Electro-house
|2:37 (Radio Edit)
6:16 (Full)
Ultra Records (US/Canada)
Virgin Records (Worldwide)
|Joel Zimmerman, Joey Youngman
|deadmau5 singles chronology
Animal Rights is a collaboration song by Canadian electronic music producer deadmau5 and American house music producer, Wolfgang Gartner. The song is featured on deadmau5's fifth studio album 4×4=12.
The song was first played on BBC Radio 1 on 28 August 2010.[1] Animal Rights was added to the BBC Radio 1's playlist on 1 December 2010.[2]
The song reached #72 on the UK Singles Chart and reached #15 on the UK Dance Chart.[3] [4]
References[change | change source]
- ↑ "Mau5 It Up: New collaboration with Wolfgang Gartner previewed – ANIMAL RIGHTS / Radio 1 Show". Mau5itup.blogspot.com. http://mau5itup.blogspot.com/2010/08/new-collaboration-with-wolfgang-gartner.html. Retrieved 2012-12-29.
- ↑ "Radio 1 – Playlist". BBC. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/playlist/. Retrieved 2012-12-29.
- ↑ "Archive Chart". Official Charts Company. http://www.theofficialcharts.com/archive-chart/_/1/2010-10-02/. Retrieved 2012-12-29.
- ↑ "Archive Chart". Official Charts Company. http://www.theofficialcharts.com/archive-chart/_/18/2010-10-02/. Retrieved 2012-12-29.


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I would really like to get my money but with the microscopic amount of traffic my site gets I don't think I'll be able to meet the $50 minimum any time soon, if at all…
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The reason is because, if the minimum was $5, we'd be flooded with payout requests. Such measures have to be implemented in order to maintain some sense of balance. Otherwise, we'd be making thousands and thousands of $5 payouts.
That makes sense, but I remember reading somewhere that money in my account expires after 1 year of receiving it. Is that true or is my information incorrect?
That makes sense, but I remember reading somewhere that money in my account expires after 1 year of receiving it. Is that true or is my information incorrect?Yes but any funds accrued in that year will be cashed out to you I believe.
This is something I've been wondering about too. Does someone manually make payouts each month? Is there no way to automate it?
I'm not positive what system they use. I know that Paypal has a way to make many payments at once. I believe it involves uploading an XML file – but I'm not sure.
So, is it confirmed that funds pay out of my account after a year? I wouldn't imagine they are just lost.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rich Americans are expected to spend an extra $26.6 billion on luxury goods this year but they will do so with an eye toward value as the country recovers from recession, a poll released on Friday found.
Spending on luxuries, excluding cars and travel, is set to rise 8 percent to $359 billion compared to 2010, according to the sixth annual American Express Publishing and Harrison Group survey.
While the number of affluent families planning to spend more has almost doubled in the past three years, they are emerging from the recession seeking value, quality and service for their money, said Jim Taylor, vice chairman of Harrison Group.
"There will be more money spent, but it doesn't mean it won't be spent without the prudent skills learned as the result of a very difficult recession," Taylor said.
"This is a survivor's economy with people who have succeeded in surviving the recession demanding a new form of respect," he told a news conference.
The Survey of Affluence and Wealth in America polled 1,458 families with a discretionary income of more than $100,000 -- representing the wealthiest 10 percent in the United States who account for about 50 percent of all consumer spending.
It found that 15 percent of these families plan to spend more in 2011, up a quarter from 2010 and almost double from 2008. The number of families cutting spending was nearly halved from last year to 9 percent and down two-thirds from 2008.
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Employers that let bosses get away with ethnic slurs risk having an unsympathetic jury decide whether and how severely to punish them.
Merely telling supervisors to stop isn't enough. If you don't send a strong message to those who use slurs that such behavior is unacceptable, you risk creating a corporate culture that encourages more of the same—and you may also empower supervisors to retaliate against the targeted employee. That means another potentially large jury verdict.
Recent case: Ruben Gonzalez worked for Akal Security until he was fired for a series of minor disciplinary problems, such as coming to work 15 minutes late. The disciplinary problems didn't start until after he and another employee—who is white—complained to management that their boss used ethnic slurs. Gonzalez said the supervisor commented that he was "tired of these f****** New York cockroaches." Gonzalez told management he perceived "cockroaches" to mean "poor, dirty Puerto Ricans with large families living in filthy tenement buildings in New York."
The employer reprimanded the supervisor, but then suspended Gonzalez and his co-worker for alleged usage of a vulgar Spanish word.
Gonzalez sued, and the court said there was enough evidence of national-origin discrimination to send the case forward for a jury trial. (Gonzalez v. Akal Security, No. 8:08-CV-2270, MD FL, 2009)
Final note: Because Gonzalez's co-worker also reported the "cockroach" comment, the court ruled he engaged in protected activity. Now he can go ahead with a retaliation lawsuit.
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The Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission: Another Look at Western Water
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The Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission: Another Look at Western Water
Fort, Denise
Western water policies need to change as the west changes. A national commission has reviewed analyses of demographic and economic trends, water use data from federal and state agencies,climate change studies, ecological and water quality reports, reports from major river basins, and combed other sources to prepare a report. The commission's primary interest is in the institutional aspects of water management. Watershed and basin management entities can integrate different governments, agencies and interests in a region, opening up decision-making and reducing citizen frustration. In addition, federal policies in a number of other areas are addressed in the draft report.
University of New Mexico School of Law
37 Nat. Resources J. 909 (1997)
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The Patriots' cameraman was suspected of aiming his camera at the Jets' defensive coaches who were sending signals to their unit on the field, the sources said. The league also is investigating some radio frequency issues that occurred during the game.
The same cameraman has apparently been in trouble for these kind of actions before. In a game against the Green Bay Packers last year on November 19, 2006, he was escorted off of the field by NFL security.
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08.27: On this day in 1965, The Beatles met Elvis Presley for the first and only time at his home in Bel Aire. Rumors abound about the meeting, with some saying The King felt threatened by The Fab Four's ascendency, while others, who claimed to be there that night, say everyone had a good ol' time, jamming some tunes, shooting some stick, and just hanging out. We can see how The Beatles, having grown up on Elvis, would've been stoked to hang out with their idol, while Elvis may have been a bit threatened by the youngsters domination of the charts and the hearts of music lovers everywhere. Elvis shouldn't have worried, though, as he was just three years away from his '68 Comeback Special, which would revitalize his mojo and carry him forward until his death. 08.27: On this day in 1990, guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a helicopter crash. He was 35. Yeah, that sucked. That was a dark day for us. Stevie had been through so much, had climbed out of addiction and back into life, had embraced his music as never before and truly enjoyed performing again. It had been so long since he'd had that feeling. Then, after a show in Wisconsin, just a minute after take-off, he was gone. The helicopter in which he was riding slammed into a nearby hill, the pilot unfamiliar with the terrain and unable to see in that night's heavy fog. Truly one of the greatest guitar players who ever lived, check out the Live From Austin DVD if you don't believe us. Amazing.
08.29: On this day in 1958, Michael Jackson was born. Despite his numerous bouts of odd behavior over the years, he was still the man who gave us "Beat It," "Human Nature," and "Billie Jean." And nothing will change that. Ever. 08.29: On this day in 1920, momentously influential jazz musician Charlie "Bird" Parker strode into this world. Even then, he was the coolest cat in the room. Helping to pioneer the jazz sub-genre of bebop and lead jazz from the dominant swing era toward the complex compositions, smoky clubs, and scorching solos we still associate with jazz to this day, Bird's influence reached beyond jazz into the realm of the Beat Generation, which in turn influenced '60s hippy culture, which in turn influenced politics and culture, which in turn....well you get the idea. Charlie Parker was, is, and forever shall be the man. His death, at the ripe old age of 34, proved, once again, that the candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long. Happy birthday, Charlie. Rest in peace. 08.29: The Beatles last real concert, at Candlestick Park in San Fran, went down on this day in 1966. Instead of constant touring, the band wanted to focus on recording albums. Though a loss to some fans, the music world gained immeasurably from this, as the guys put out some of the best albums of all time, taking studio recording to new heights and unexpected directions with Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles (The so-called White Album), Abbey Road, and Let It Be.
08.31: Van Morrison, he of moondancing and G-L-O-R-I-A fame, was born on this day in 1945. What a monumental talent, from his days fronting Them ("Baby Please Don't Go" and the classic "Gloria") to his world-conquering solo work ("Brown-Eyed Girl", "Into The Mystic", and, of course, "Moondance"), Mr. George Ivan Morrison still rocks our world today, selling out shows wherever he goes, showering his fans with his awesomeness. 09.01: R.L. Burnside, the 78-year old blues veteran whom every music lover should know, died on this day in 2005. For real, seek out his burly, groovetastic, hill country blues. From his traditional, early work to his rock- and hip-hop-influenced '90s and '00s records, Burnside is a treasure. 09.01: The very first release, titled Three, by a little Irish band called U2 flew onto the scene on this day way back in 1979. Containing a mere three tracks, hence the title, the EP hit the Irish charts, peaking at 19, and earned the guys critical praise and music awards. The first of much and many, respectively.
09.01: INXS performed for the first time under that name on this day in 1979. Before that, the band, simply known as The Farriss Brothers, already did things in excess, but after the change the band's name seemed a bit more apropos. 09.02: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opened its doors on this day in 1995 in Cleveland, Ohio, forever enshrining all that is awesome and good about rock and roll, rhythm and blues, hip-hop, country, and most other genres of which one could think. Over the years, there have been many a criticism lobbied against the voting and nomination processes, with many of the progenitors of popular music ignored in favor of more popular and contemporary groups. We can't speak to that, but one thing we can agree with is the site of the museum. Cleveland had long argued its position as the birthplace of rock and roll, with the actual coining of the term by Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed, in lobbying to be the home of the Hall of Fame, beating out Memphis, Cincinnati, and New York. Rock and roll wouldn't be "rock and roll" without Alan Freed and Cleveland. 09.02: On this day in 1970, Genesis placed an add for a drummer in Melody Maker magazine. Phil Collins answered the ad. Lucky for us that he did. Otherwise, who knows if the world ever would have experienced the mysticism and enchantment that is "Easy Lover" (which would never have come from Genesis of the late '60s and '70s, but probably wouldn't have existed without Phil's induction into said band and his exposure to the larger world of pop music).


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I agree with Kelly Francis in "More kids, pay less" Forum, Feb. 9) families with more children should pay more to educate them by trimming the personal-exemption tax credit.
Several years ago, a bill was introduced in the Legislature to limit the number of deductions parents could take for their children, thus increasing their tax liability and making them pay their fair share for services they used, such as schools.
In stepped whiny Gayle Ruzicka of the Utah Eagle Forum, calling the bill anti-family. Of course, this mother of 12 would complain about making people pay their fair share. Our legislators backed down.
It's time people with large families pay their fair share. You don't get a discount when you buy a large house for your large family you pay for what you use. You don't get a discount for buying a large SUV because you have a large family you pay for what you use. The same goes for fishing licenses, Lagoon, symphony and Jazz tickets.
Wake up, legislators! Making people pay for what they use is the fairest way to increase revenue.
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Fabric: Black polka dot knit $9
Pattern: Stretch & Sew 1575
Year: 1974
Notions: 7 buttons from stash
Time to complete: 8 hours (6 eps of Fortysomething and a Project Runway or two)
First worn: Just for pictures
Wear again? Ehhh…if I seriously redo the collar
Total price: ~$9
This challenge didn't start out with this dress. I was going to make a simple white blouse out of peachskin. But I chose a complicated pattern, and set myself up for failure. So that project is sitting in pieces in the corner while it thinks about what it has done.
I procrastinated getting started on the blouse until Thursday after work. And about an hour later I was so unmotivated and sick of looking at the thing I threw it aside and came up with plan B, this dress. Well, plan C. For about 5 minutes I was going to refashion one of my husband's unwanted button-ups, but that idea didn't last long. I had traced these pattern pieces onto tissue a month ago, so that meant I could get cutting right away. Also there were only a few pieces, two darts, and no inside finishing required! Sold.
I had to finish up most of it that night because we were going away for the weekend again and I wouldn't be able to do anything until we got home on Sunday afternoon. I hate waiting until the last minute, so I was already on edge, which probably caused me to mess up more than normal, which just made me more frustrated with the whole thing. And I ended up with the worst collar I have ever made. Rushed construction plus 1970s styling equals serious ugliness. It's just too big for my taste. I knew it when I was cutting it out but I guess I just ignored it?! Anyway, it needs to be fixed before I actually wear this out in public.
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The explanation comes from Android engineer Dan Morrill in a comment on a Reddit article, who says that the Galaxy Nexus doesn't support USB mass storage mode for the same reason that the Motorola XOOM didn't with Honeycomb: there's no expandable memory slot. Morrill says that devices with SD card slots will support USB mass storage. However, devices that only have internal storage like the Nexus or the XOOM will not.
As we mentioned though, this is really only an issue for Mac and Linux users because those platforms don't have native support for the standard media transfer protocol (MTP) used by the Galaxy Nexus. Windows users will be fine, but Mac users will need something like the Android File Transfer app in order to transfer files.
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Yesterday was my annual game warden appreciation day. I went out with one of the local game wardens for a duck hunt. It was surprisingly good shooting. I had a limit of green by about 1030 and he was done somewhat later with a 5 drake mallards and 2 widgeon.
The highlight of my season this year was I saw for the first time one of those pale or tan mallards. She/he was really cool, she was a light tan color, sort of like vanilla pudding. Really neat. Hart and I better not see her tomorrow as it will be heading for the taxidermist.
Here's a pic from the last day of pheasant season. I received permission to hunt a local ranch this year for the last 4 days of the season. Pretty awesome bird hunting.


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