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Has anyone chopped a 39 plymouth sedan? I've been considering one but from I've been told it's not easy.Just tossing the idea around. Thanks, John
I have not chopped a 39 plymonth, But I have seen a 1949 marc chopped and I have chopped A 49 chevy also A 1935 Ford 5 window coupe. I don't believe any chop is difficult it just takes a lot of time and effort, On the 49 chevy I did suicide doors it did not cost me a dime just labor, and you need to sit back and judge what exactly you want to do and how much chop you want. If you would like to talk about this further just email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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I found a sweet little run in the Tacoma, WA. It's a nice little twisty hill by the name of McMurray. It's real short though. a mile at the most. real fun though.
from I-5 in Tacoma go north or south to 705 west(towards downtown Tacoma). Take 21st and head North towards the Tide Flats area (where all the pulp mills are and what not). just take that road until McMurry and make a right towards the golf course. I've only been on it twice and it was fun both times.
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - The global economic crisis took a heavy toll on travel to and from Britain last year, figures released on Thursday showed, while the first quarter of 2009 was also gloomy for the tourism industry.
Visits to Britain fell to 31.9 million, down 2.7 percent from 2007 and the first fall since 2001, when the 9/11 attacks and a foot-and-mouth outbreak dented global travel, a report by the Office for National Statistics showed.
The decline persisted into the first quarter of this year, the statistics office said, suggesting tough times ahead for holiday companies, airlines and the hotel industry.
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Global automobile giant Ford, who are not commonly known for their innovative moves, have unveiled a new commercial vehicle within its popular F-series category which boasts a state-of-the-art mobile office. The Ford F-250 Super Duty Truck has been unveiled at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas and promises to make you more productive while on the move.
Recognizing that a large segment of F-Series consumers use the trucks for work such as contracting, Ford has created an option to meet their business needs with the mobile office solution.
Starting in 2006, buyers will be able to choose the dealer installed mobile office option, this will include a mobile wireless computer fitted into the console. The Stargate Mobile computer to be exact, which will be ruggedized, run off the truck battery, and can be removed from the truck and powered by lithium ion batteries also. It will have a touch screen and an 8.4 inch SVGA LCD display. The computer will also have a complete Office Suite pre-installed and will run Windows XP Professional. The system will access the internet via a broadband wireless cellular card. It can be used while driving (which seems like a bad idea to me), or voice commands can operate it so that it is less distracting.
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GS at the 2010 Trofeo Topolino in Italy.
"There's no such thing as a bad course set, there's only bad tactics."
This is a mantra I've shared with many athletes, and it can be a reassuring one for the rookie course setter in the first few
trials with the drill and a bevy of plastic.
But while it's right for racers to adopt this attitude — since every course will have a winner and they'd better find the best
way through — for the coach, there is absolutely such thing as a bad course set. And those bad course sets are not the
obvious ones. Any course set that does not meet the training or competition goals for the particular situation is a bad course set. Your perfectly flowing, brilliantly rhythmic, completely legal, full-length course set
right into the middle of the finish may be a real stinker. Or it might not be.
So what is a good set, then?
We'd better start with the rules, and perhaps some recent history. While the FIS International Ski Competition Rules (ICR) doesn't rank high on the "exciting reads" list, its guidelines for course setting are actually
quite enlightening.
Take rule 802.1.3: "The slalom should permit the rapid completion of all turns. The course should not
require acrobatics incompatible with normal ski technique. It should be a technically clever composition of
figures suited to the terrain, allowing a fluent run, but testing the widest variety of ski technique, including
changes of direction with very different radii."
Rule 803.4 gives us more guidance: "In setting slalom, the following principles should be observed:
avoidance of monotonous series of standardized combinations of gates, and avoidance of gates which
impose too sudden sharp braking on competitors as they spoil the fluency of the run without increasing
the difficulties a modern slalom should have."
And quickly for giant slalom rule 903.1: "The skillful use of the ground when setting a giant slalom is, in
most cases, even more important than for a slalom…set mainly single gates while exploiting the ground
to the utmost. A giant slalom consists of a variety of long, medium and small turns. The full width of a hill
should be used wherever possible."
U.S. Ski Team coach Pete Korfiatis summarizes it well. "The FIS, the same organization we deem as
'traditionally conservative,' is encouraging course setters to elude a monotonous series of gates, to use
the hill to its entirety, and vary distances," he says. "They are asking us to set with character, flow, and
If you've been watching the World Cup lately on your Winning Runs DVD ( educationshop.ussa.org) or on
Universal Sports, you've no doubt noticed the variety of sets.
But it's less obvious to tell from the TV what the trends are with distances. As ski racers continue to get stronger and ski
technology continues to improve, the FIS and USSA have made subtle adaptations to course-setting rules that have led
to significant changes in course setting.
For slalom, the rule changed in 2008 for gate counts to standards based on vertical drop of the venue. On the World Cup,
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This is a discussion on STi + girl within the Mid-Atlantic States forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; ^^^Werd, What she said....
^^^Werd, What she said.
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Rob,Originally Posted by robo1040
No harm, no foul. I'd just let it die. I think everyone' pretty kewl with this. Now as to the SPXengineer, or whatever his name is, I'd say you need to talk to him a bit. People read WAY to much into a single sentence....and thus, you get this thread.
OT warning...did you break into the 11s yet?
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Listen to Speedette, she knows what shes talking bout, im half drunk.Originally Posted by Weasel 555
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Originally Posted by uncle lewie wrxThanks for reiterating exactly what I already posted. lol.Originally Posted by Speedette
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Yeh I noticed that, then was to lazy to delete it.Originally Posted by Speedette
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i like your reply, but let me give you the cliff notesOriginally Posted by Speedette
"look at a clean and quick STi with my good freind Amanda"
she is not my girlfreind, she is a good freind. never the less, im still taking offense to the comments of her - whether or not thats me being a d!ck, i dont know. but i do understand your comment about posting pics, and getting feedback no matter what the pic is of.
and if i confused the devils fan with the SPX engineer or whoever made the inital comment , im sorry, but i was trying to figure out what in the hell was going on with my thread, since it took a unexpected 180 degree turn.
and for the record, ill be more selective with my words around here, im used to the honda forum and talking to people, well, who hook up hondas (the subaru crowd is alot more, well....smart and particular.)
367.34 AWHP @ 22psi
???.?? AWHP @ 25psi
12.16 1/4 ET so far....
thanks dude, atleast someone on here knows what they are talking about.Originally Posted by YBNormal07
and nah, didnt get into 11's yet. last time i was down i was only able to go 12.3, for some reason i forgot how to launch the car, when i learned how to shift it down the track. once i put 2 and 2 together, should go 11's.
you still got the offer to drive the thing, if your ever down there again when im down,.
367.34 AWHP @ 22psi
???.?? AWHP @ 25psi
12.16 1/4 ET so far....
No harm, no foul...Originally Posted by robo1040
I wasn't upset, just surprised.
Nice car BTW... Good luck w/ 11's
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| Introduction / Jonathan C. Friedman -- PART I. The Nazi Takeover and Persecution in Hitler's Reich to 1939. 1. The Jewish communities of Europe on the eve of World War II / Jonathan C. Friedman -- 2. European antisemitism before the Holocaust and the roots of Nazism / William Brustein -- 3. Germany and the Armenian genocide of 1915--17 / Hans-Lukas Kieser -- 4. Eugenics, race hygiene, and the Holocaust: Antecedents and consolidations / Kirk C. Allison -- 5. Weimar Germany and the dilemmas of liberty / Eric D. Weitz -- 6. Hitler and the functioning of the Third Reich / Dieter Kuntz -- 7. The Thousand Year Reich's over one thousand anti-Jewish laws / Michael J. Bayzler -- 8. Persecution and gender: German-Jewish responses to Nazism, 1933--39 / Marion Kaplan -- 9. The fate of the Jews in Austria, 1933-39 / Lee H. Igel --
PART II. Germany's Racial War in Poland and the Soviet Union, 1939-41. 10. Victim and perpetrator perspectives of World War II-era ghettos / Helene Sinnreich -- 11. Forging the "Aryan Utopia": Nazi racial policy in occupied Poland, 1939-45 / Bradley Nichols -- 12. The Nazi "euthanasia" program / Patricia Heberer -- 13. The Einsatzgruppen and the issue of "ordinary men" / Guillaume De Syon -- 14. The origins of the Final Solution / Christopher Browning -- 15. Forced labor in Nazi anti-Jewish policy, 1938-45 / Wolf Gruner -- 16. The concentration and extermination camps of the Nazi regime / Sybille Steinbacher -- 17. Paradise/Hades, Purgatory, Hell/Gehenna: A political typology of the camps / Robert Jan Van Pelt --
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Last week, Japan's finance ministry reported the value of exports at 5.44 trillion yen, and imports coming in just short of 5.41 trillion yen. The trade surplus, which came even as exports dropped by 2.7% and imports rose 9.2% compared to the previous February, surprised market-watchers and drew claims of a resilient Japanese economy that wasn't given enough credit as it recovers from last year's natural disasters.
NACM Economist Chris Kuehl, who was among several who noted in March's edition of Business Credit that noted "fear" for the Japanese economic and trade outlooks going forward, admitted "unmistakable progress" has taken place there, However, there reasons for deep concern have not full faded…far from it, actually.
"The endemic issues that have plagued Japan for over two decades have hardly disappeared, and they will continue to be a drag on the economy unless there are some fundamental changes made to chronic structural flaws," said Kuehl. The biggest threats are as follows:
How the nation handles its energy needs, especially with an expected, perhaps unavoidable movement away from nuclear power, at least in the short-term.
Can the export sector overcome advantages held by other regional nations' manufacturing sectors, especially China, and the overly high, even troublesome value of the yen as investors take money out of the euro.
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Re: Matrices as operators
In this case there is a simple answer. Just use RotationMatrix.
{{Cos[t], -Sin[t]}, {Sin[t], Cos[t]}}
But if you had an operator that wasn't built in, then Presentations has a
routine, PushOnto, that will push arguments onto specific forms and is much
more convenient than Through.
<< Presentations`
{{Cos, -Sin}, {Sin, Cos}}[t];
% // PushOnto[ {Sin, Cos}]
{{Cos[t], -Sin[t]}, {Sin[t], Cos[t]}}
David Park
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From: Chris Young [mailto:cy56 at comcast.net]
I'd like to be able to abbreviate matrices such as rotation matrices so
that I don't have to repeat the argument. This way I can pass in more
complicated arguments and it also shows the structure of the
transformation more clearly.
Through[( {
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will get me partway there:
Out: {{Cos, -Sin}[=CE=B8], {Sin, Cos}[=CE=B8]}
I have to apply Thread and Through again to finally get what I want:
In: Thread[Through[{{Cos, -Sin}[=CE=B8], {Sin, Cos}[=CE=B8]}]]
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Gold Bar Dropped in Salvation Army Kettle
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The bar is valued at approximately $1,200, which is the going rate for one ounce of gold.
Salvation Army Lt. Taylor Brutto tells The News Dispatch, "I've never seen anything like it before." Brutto thinks the donor wrapped the small gold bar inside a dollar bill before dropping it into the kettle.
The gold bar will be sold with the proceeds going to finance the distribution of food baskets and holiday gifts to local families in need.


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Easter baskets can be purchased with FOOD STAMPS
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#1 Mar 24, 2013
I was looking at the sales papers this morning.(Sunday 3/24)
In the Walgreens paper on the front page if you look at the writing on the "all candy" basket there is another label that reads, "This basket may be purchased with a food stamp"
#2 Mar 24, 2013
They sure can be and it helps those who need it out a lot. What is the problem since candy can be purchased with food stamps already?
#3 Mar 24, 2013
I agree!
It escapes me why anyone would have a problem with ANYONE trying to make a holiday special for their children. 90Regardless of how one may feel about public assistance.
#4 Mar 24, 2013
Candy? Are you joking! Food stamps should be for nourishing food ONLY!
United States
#5 Mar 24, 2013
Exactly!! Food stamps should buy nutritional food. But those on food stamps are probably on medicaid too. They get free dental & doctor visits so they dont fare what their kids eat!
#6 Mar 24, 2013
It's theft.
#8 Mar 26, 2013
OK appropriately named Simpleton, explain to us how this is theft.
And don't use platitudes, "beliefs", shouldas, couldas, wouldas, Jeezus, how hard you work, how you think these people are deadbeats or anything but FACTS to support your weak, emotionally based assertion.
Cite statutory rules and regs and I'll concede your point.
#9 Mar 26, 2013
What does Medicaid have to do with this thread? Do you and your kids eat candy? Do you care what your kids eat? Would you if you got "free stuff"?
What IS your point? That people on Medicaid buy Easter baskets? That it's OK to feed candy to your kids if you get free dental? That nutritional food doesn't cause dental problems? That people on Public Assistance don't care for their kids?
#11 Mar 26, 2013
Well of course!
I apologize for not thinking like a complete ass-hat.
#12 Mar 26, 2013
Rules and regs please.
You didn't mention any.
#13 Mar 27, 2013
I have no problem with this at all. Let some needy kids have a nice holiday, for crying out loud.
#14 Mar 27, 2013
I was at Albertsons this morning the person in front of me the items, one bottle of black label Jack Daniels, and one Canadian mist, two cases of Coke, paid for by welfare debit card.
I paid for my one item with cash went out to the parking lot this person was getting into a 2012 Cadillac Escalade Hmmmmmmm.
I got into my old Toyota pickup truck that needs work and tires Hmmmmmmm.
#15 Mar 27, 2013
They didn't pay for the liquor with an EBT card. It is absolutely not allowed and Albertson's could face stiff penalties.
Your little story reeks of cliche BS that has long been discredited. You likely didn't see anything remotely like what you described, if you saw anything at all. My guess is that you've made this story up and are posting it in order to fire up some vitriol.
Your post has nothing to do with this thread. It is incendiary, idiotic and just plain wrong.
#16 Mar 27, 2013
Poverty is no money problem. It's a character problem.
I trust you enjoyed calling me that unsavory thing.
I'll let you wonder how money I've given to poor kids directly; not tax money -- my money.
That's the difference between your type and mine.
#17 Mar 27, 2013
Poverty is not a character problem. There are many hardworking people in this town who make say $9.00. These are people you do business with everyday and it is not at a fast-food restaurant or convenience store(not that those individuals are not hard working people of character). Tell the receptionist at your doctors office or the sale rep who waits on you at your cell phone provider they have a lack of character. Many of the hardest working people just do not get paid enough to live on. 40 hrs x $9.00 = $360 a week, take out taxes and healthcare and an individual takes home what maybe $250. So you need to check yourself when you claim poverty is a character issue. In my opinion you are the one who lacks character.
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#18 Mar 27, 2013
Poverty is a money problem and can be character problem. Poverty is the amount of money a person has or lacks and it can be a character problem with mental illness, homelessness, and more. Hard working people can be in poverty but no have mental illness, homelessness, and whatever else.
#19 Mar 27, 2013
You are wrong, I have seen it happen several times at Albertsons and Walmart. My husband also has seen a man more than once being driven to Brewers by transit and he buys liquor with an EBT card.
#20 Mar 28, 2013
Here's the deal. EBT cards are essentially debit cards. A study in 2011 showed that In more than 40% of EBT transactions cash back was given on transactions in places like Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Grocery Stores and discount clothing stores.
Of course the cash back can, and very likely is being used for all the bad stuff. The other big surprise is that the ATM aspect of this card allows cash withdrawals. There are several liquor stores in NM that have ATM's with high withdrawal rates. Oasis and Monte Carlo liquors in ABQ, Ray's in Las Cruces (they always sold underage when I went to NMSU), Grace O'Malley's in Ruidoso as well as liquor stores in Michigan and L.A.
So THAT'S how the cards are being abused. Strictly speaking, they are not used for direct purchase of prohibited items. The system is flawed and is easily circumvented by the ATM locations and ease of access to cash back.
#21 Mar 28, 2013
I really think what you saw was a New Mexico card but it was probably a Child Support card which you can purchase Liquor and anything else. It doesn't make it right but I bet that's what you saw. I work for the State and you cannot purchase Liquor with food stamps.
#22 Mar 28, 2013
No, it was clearly an ebt card and I doubt the ederly drunk at brewers was using a child support card! LOL
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Multi-Use Billboards That Aim To Solve Social And Environmental Issues
Agency Design Develop aims to help homeless people by converting billboard advertisements into living spaces.
A controversial and inhumane way of 'managing' London's homeless population was brought to the attention of twitterers by Worldview Media this month as spikes were placed outside a building to deter people from sleeping close by. The UK government has had to ban the 'anti-homeless spikes' that caused national outrage, and resulted in petitions signed by thousands to take greater care of the disadvantaged.
With this news and a new campaign by design agency Design Develop, homelessness and the battle against it seems to be on everyone's radar. The 'Gregory Project,' aims to help homeless people by transforming billboard advertisements into liveable spaces. The ads use both the space and the object to promote the global problem of homelessness and double up as a shelter as the insides of the structure can be turned into living spaces where homeless people can sleep.
The design of the new homes is based on the existing structure of mainstream billboards, i.e. triangular. This results in a plan divided in two rooms with the first including an entrance hall, kitchen, office desk, stairs to a raised bed, and bedroom, the second part contains a bathroom with a sink, a toilet and shower. The designs are sleek and us wood, concrete and steel as materials. The added bonus is that there are even windows, offering a comfortable stay with all the amenities any one person would need.
This new and promising idea marks a continuing trend of multi-use billboards designed to help solve societal issues such as texting and driving, water and air pollution, and poverty. This year alone we've documented a host of innovations in this sector. One being an 'Eco-friendly signage in Peru that generates more clean air than 1,200 trees,' another that 'can clean between 2 and 8 thousand gallons of water per day,' and then there was a billboard in California that 'shames people drivers into stopping texting.'
While billboards once proved the power of marketing, they're now proving new ways to help combat some of the world's most important issues.
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Having a Tank in your Bedroom
im going to have a 46cm (18inch?) cube 25G in my bedroom soon. Co2 and flood LED. Im a little worried about the implication...
the room light might be a stressful thing.. turning it on whenever i enter (when the tank's light are off)
the noise...
the w/c...
any smell...
Hah. I have 4 in mine. The noise doesnt bother me, the light thing is true and I try to avoid it and as far as smells, a clean aquarium doesnt smell so if yours does...... lol
We have 3 in ours right now. No issues.
I've never used LED before, but my PC light fixture is louder than my internal filter.
With a balanced tank, and carefully selected equipment, there are no issues with a tank in the bedroom. My wife and I like a very quiet bedroom, but we had a tank in our bedroom for about 7 years, and enjoyed it.
Never noticed "stress" due to light changing etc.
Photoshock is a true problem for most fish sp. With a little thought to the room lighting it can be avoided. Also a heavily planted tank that offers hiding places will also greatly diminish the problem.
I have 3 tanks in my bedroom and use a little lamp after lights out. When I first turn it on I don't see no or few fish then 1 by 1 they come out of hiding.
I have 2 in my bedroom. A 20g with co2 and high light LED and canister filter (main tank) and a low tech 10g with mini-canister and desk lamp for lighting. No smells and the tanks actually put me to sleep pretty fast lol (the slight water running sound and hum). I do avoid turning the lights on in the room when the LEDs are off. In the morning I never need to, though, as my 20g moonlight setup is pretty bright and atleast bright enough where a room light isn't needed when first waking up
Cover the tanks. You don't want your room to be too humid. All sorts of bad stuff grow in humid places.
My QT tank is in my bedroom, and I'm going to be moving my two 29s in there too. One thing I do is turn the bedroom light on late in the afternoon, prior to dusk, so I'm not shocking the fish at night when I turn the lights on to get ready for bed (the QT rarely has it's light on, I use the ambient light from the windows).
Later, when the 29s are in the room, I'll be turning the tank lights on their normal cycle and it won't be an issue.
I have a 40 gal breeder in a small bedroom and it is no problem.
I do notice the sound from the filter when the water level is low, but that is just a reminder to top off.
The lights are on a timer, and the fish do not mind the room light. They are hiding in the plants when the tank light goes off.
I slept in a different room for a few months, where one of my tanks with a sump is located. That was a bit noisy.
Water changes are no more difficult in the bedroom than any other room, in fact easier: there is a door that I can drop the hose out of to fertigate the garden.
I don't see a problem with having a tank in your bedroom. There is alot of people that do.
Yeah no problems here with tanks in my room. Only noise that used to irritate me was when one of he tanks water level would drop and you could hear the hob splashing, easy fix though. About the light, I used to just have a photoperiod that ran later in the evening. I used to just have the lights on from 3pm-11pm so not a biig issue when i go into the room and turn the lights on. Usually im in bed around the time the lights go off watching tv or on my laptop with the room lights already off. No issues with spooking fish.
The thing that's helped me avoid photoshock is a simple moonlight.
I ripped apart solar path lights and modded them to function as moon lights. The solar cell is mounted beneath the light fixture and the LED is just below that. Operates on a single cheapo rechargeable battery that I have to replace once every year or two. Unit charges during the day and kicks on after lights out. Operates for an hour or two and then kicks off as juice runs out. It's really helped prevent all the excitement and fear from sudden flashes of light.
Really helps ease the more finicky fish into evening hours as I'm toiling around the bedroom and whatnot.
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Special report: Overselling the American dream overseas
By James Kelleher, Karin Matz and Melanie Lee
SHANGHAI/CHICAGO (Reuters) - In a conference room in an office building in downtown Shanghai, Jason Lee is literally selling the American dream.
Lee runs Maslink, a firm that connects cash-hungry American businesses with Chinese investors keen to move to the United States. His company is part of a global cottage industry that has popped up in recent years to profit from a program that allows foreigners who invest in certain small U.S. businesses to get on the fast track to U.S. residency and citizenship.
Interest in the immigration program, known as EB-5, is so high that Maslink, which already has offices in Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou and Chongqing, is expanding to two more Chinese cities.
Firms like Maslink, and the U.S. companies that pay them, promote EB-5 as a quick, easy way to gain legal entry to the United States -- and to make a potential profit in the bargain.
The pitch is effective. In 2010, nearly 2,000 would-be immigrants, many from China, applied for EB-5 visas, the most ever in a single year, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the agency that oversees the program. The surge has been driven in part by a 20-fold increase in the number of U.S. companies looking to participate.
But an examination of EB-5 by Reuters suggests immigrants should think twice before investing in the limited partnerships and unregistered securities that U.S. companies and promoters like Maslink are encouraging them to buy.
Over the past two decades, thousands of immigrants have been burned by misrepresentations that EB-5 promoters make about the program, both inside and outside the United States. Many have lost not only their money but their chance at winning U.S. citizenship.
"I always tell the people who approach me that the EB-5 investment program is a risky business," said Brian Su, a Springfield, Illinois-based immigration consultant who publishes a popular blog on the program. "If you cannot bear the loss, the total loss of your investment, don't play this game." Continued...


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Quick Blueberry Muffins
Try these Quick Blueberry Muffins when you want to place home baked goodness on the table in a hurry. Brown sugar, orange peel and fresh blueberries make these muffins moist but delicate and chock full of flavor.
- 2 cups all-purpose baking mix
- 1/3 cup granulated sugar
- 2 tablespoons packed brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons grated orange peel
- 1 large egg
- 2/3 cup (5 fl.-oz. can) NESTLÉ® CARNATION® Evaporated Milk
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 cup fresh blueberries*
- 2 teaspoons orange juice, (optional)
- 2 tablespoons granulated sugar, (optional)
Directions, Reviews, Nutrition
COMBINE baking mix, granulated sugar, brown sugar and orange peel in large bowl. Beat egg lightly in small bowl; stir in evaporated milk and vegetable oil. Add evaporated milk mixture to baking mix mixture; stir just until moistened. Gently fold in blueberries.
SPOON batter into prepared muffin cups, filling 3/4 full. Gently brush tops with orange juice and sprinkle with granulated sugar.
BAKE for 15 to 18 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan for 3 to 4 minutes; remove to wire rack to cool slightly. Serve warm.
**Frozen blueberries which have been thawed and drained may also be used.
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Great and Easy
I used frozen blueberries and they worked just fine. I also made this recipe using blackberries and my family and co-workers enjoyed them as much if not more. I drizzle glaze over them.
Great muffins
This was a easy recipe to make. I substituted the brown sugar with honey. My friends enjoyed them.
Yummo quick blueberry muffins
These were a hit! Easy and disappeared from the breakfast table at record speed. This will become a regular sunday breakfast treat.
Quick Blueberry Muffins
These muffins were very good and quite easy to bake. I used frozen blueberries that I thawed first and they were still quite tasty.
Blueberry Muffins
We were picking wild blueberries all week and this morning I made a double batch of the muffins adding our freshly picked berries. They smelled delcious while baking and all of us tried one a few minutes after taking them out of the oven. They were soooo good it was hard to stop eating them. This recipe is another keeper.
Nutrition Information
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1/12 of Recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 150
- Calories from Fat: 30
- Total Fat: 3.5g (5% of DV)
- Saturated Fat: 1g (5% of DV)
- Cholesterol: 5mg (1% of DV)
- Sodium: 20mg (1% of DV)
- Carbohydrates: 27g (9% of DV)
- Dietary Fiber: .5g (4% of DV)
- Sugars: 10g
- Protein: 3g
- Vitamin A: 0% of DV
- Vitamin C: 4% of DV
- Calcium: 4% of DV
- Iron: 6% of DV
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.


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Movie poster Il Capitano (1991)
Poster 30x70cm as new/rolled RO original
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I hope that Pioneer will make the AVIC-N1 in a double-din without that extra control box that has to be mounted somewhere. I suppose the box can be mounted in the double din slot in the dash in a professional-looking way, but a double din unit would be a much cleaner installation IMO.
I saw this unit on ebay, but it's for Asia I think and looks like an early generation and kind of cheesy compared to the US market AVIC that is out:
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A NEW mayor will look to bring "a ray of sunshine" into the lives of Wrexham's citizens in the coming year.
Cllr T. Alan Edwards was appointed to the role in a ceremony at the Wrexham Guildhall last night, replacing outgoing mayor Cllr I. David Bithell. Cllr Edwards' wife Glenys will replace Virginia Bithell.
In his inaugural speech to councillors and members of the public, Cllr Edwards said: "The next year will be a difficult and challenging year for the council and the people of Wrexham but I hope mine and Glenys' visits can bring a small ray of sunshine."
The new mayor takes on the job as public discussion rages over whether or not the role should continue in a climate of ongoing public service cuts.
Members of the public have already taken to Facebook to debate the viability of the role, including the question of whether or not the role should be a paid one.
The appointment follows calls from the council's Independent group to cut the £138,000 mayoral budget for 2014-15 by £50,000 in response to the number of cuts hitting public services in the county such as libraries, grass cutting, leisure services and bus routes.
Addressing the continuing debate over the role of the mayor, Cllr Edwards said: "Everyone is entitled to their opinion and there is no doubt in my mind that critics of the mayorality mean well.
"But from my visits as deputy mayor, I have seen that it still brings great pleasure to a lot of people to meet and spend time with their mayor and have them at their events."
Independent Cllr Edwards, of Gatewen Road, New Broughton, the area he represents, also announced four charities which will be supported during his time as mayor. These are Nightingale House Hospice, the League of Friends at Wrexham Maelor Hospital, the Lauren Brown Fund and the Alzheimer's Society.
Retiring mayor Cllr Bithell attended 535 engagements on behalf of the county during his time in the role, accompanied by wife and mayoress Virginia.
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A case of from supermarket sweep to supercars?
Are you suggesting Andy Duncan is downmarket? That the well-heeled drivers of the hoity-toity cars such as Aston Martins and Bentleys that HR Owen, the company he runs, sells and services might turn their noses up at the likes of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter and Bachelor's Super Noodles, not to mention Celebrity Big Brother. That's rather mean.
So where has all that come from?
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He presided over the kerfuffle?
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Nahla Kayali is a foot soldier for Obamacare.
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Kayali and her cohorts begin their mission next month, armed with flyers, pamphlets and a small army of volunteers who speak 13 languages.
"We're getting consumers and small businesses the tools to enroll, and trying to eliminate the barriers to enrolling," said Kayali, 55, who runs a non-profit that provides social services to Arab Christians and Muslims in Orange County, just south of Los Angeles. "We're going to break down the stigma - any barrier, whether it's a language barrier or a cultural barrier."
Among U.S. states, California will have the largest force deployed in a massive national outreach effort costing hundreds of millions of dollars. These thousands of foot soldiers will have to promote the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in the face of widespread political opposition and public skepticism.
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I tried cutting into the tire with this huge grinder I have with a diamond wheel & even the sawzall & that baby wasn't budging, so I had no choice but to run them out
I've used a 4" angle grinder with an abrasive wheel to cut tires before. A diamond wheel won't work.
Nice video JP. I never "tire" of seeing these videos. :-DJoe


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looking at the date of your post
evidently not many members have experience with 3" 1911's
looking at the date of your post
evidently not many members have experience with 3" 1911's
My dad has a Colt Defender which is nice...although not 100% reliable. I here it's pretty common with small .45 autos.
I have a Colt Defender and a Springfield Micro compact .45 with the XML light. Both seem to be reliable and are actually nearly identical in weight and feel.The Springfield lists for $1260 and the Defender is about $900.
i love the way they look. maybe get one for a range gun someday. I've heard they have issues sometimes, so i'll stick with my g26
The Colt Defender has a good track record .............. but I don't like alloy framed guns ----that's just me.
I am impressed with a Springfield Armory Ultra Compact that I am working on now. All steel frame ............and built like a standard 1911.
It has a few problems that I am working out, so it can become a CCW weapon ............... but even with these problems it hasn't jammed one time !! I have trouble with Slide stop dimensions, extraction directions & lock back issues ......but all these can be worked out. Minor tuning that should have beem done at the factory.
I will replace recoil spring ........... adjust the face on the extended ejector ........... file the Slide stop down so bullets stop contacting the inside surfaces............. replace the magazine spring with a Wolff extra power 5%.......and all will be good.
This little beast can hit head shots at 25 yds with no troubles. So accuracy is not one of its issues !
I'm pleased with the accuracy and reliability of my Officer's ACP:
Ok ........... I am 100% sold on this S.A. Ultra Compact.
I love the all steel frame and the weight and balance it provides !!!
Put the little beast through it paces today , after correcting all the minor issues it left the factory with. Of course, this took three weeks and several hundred rounds of ammo to accomplish - Oh well.
The Ultra Compact is a fast drawer ......... it has great balance in the hand and the weight makes it easy for fast follow-up shots. Since I do very little "sighted fire" work -- the sights are of little importance to me.
That's why "Balance" is more valuable to me for the style of shooting I do.
I am amazed at the long range accuracy that I can squeeze from its 3.5" barrel .........if it is needed.
Before buying this used pistol ............ I would have swore that the smallest 1911 pistol that could be used for self-defense was the commander size. Needing reliability and accuracy .......... I was told not to depend on a barrel length less than the 4.25" put forth by COLT. That's what makes the above Officer's model special ...... a smaller frame ...... fitted with a commander size barrel and Slide.
But this Ultra Compact has really changed my mind -- for NOW. I shoot my pistols in close combat routines ......... no "one shot at a time" for this 1911 owner ........... so the pistols have to hold up to heavy and hard use.
So we will see where the Ultra Compact is after 2, 000 rounds or so. Maybe by Christmas I will be able to report back to the group ??
I really like my Rock Island Compact. It's a great shooter and won't break the bank to get one. I have Springers and Paras as well but this little Rock is a hoot to shoot...
If cost and caliber are not a consideration then I adore the 9mm Springer EMP. If you need a compact in a more manly caliber I am partial to my Kimber Custom Compact. Regards, Richard
My Custom Compact:
I love my Kimber TLE so much that I wanted to pick up a Custom Ultra Carry for my CCW. I figured the Ultra Carry would be similar to the TLE in sight acquisition and trigger feel since the components would be nearly identical to the TLE. I currently carry an XD 9SC but it's a bit wide and a bit blocky for IWB. Also, the punch of a .45 is always good to have close at hand. When I entered my favorite shop, they had just taken a Kimber CDP on consignment for $750. There was not a flaw on the gun. At only $100 more than the base Ultra Carry, I scooped it up. I shot it that day at my range and it was awesome. I never fired the Colt Defender or the S&W PD so I can't say my CDP is the best 1911 Compact but it is an awesome contender in this category. I do plan to modify it with a set of "thin" Alumigrips in the near future. This will remove nearly another 1/4" off of the width of the rose wood grips.
since you said you like your g26 then get a g36
Detonics Combatmaster
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No FPB
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No grip safety
Coned Barrel
Tri coil, recoil spring (good for 5,000 rds)
The wife just got a Ultra CDP II Kimber and her and two of my girls put about 400rds through it today. Nothing went wrong and it's a slick little pistol.


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The next puppy I have will be an Ot Vitosha Malinois. The deposit has been made.
It will be a male from the upcoming C litter.
Malinois Ot Vitosha - Two Time World Champion Dogs
I've been a big fan of Odin (he's a shark with fur) as well as quite a few notable dogs in both the sire and bitch's pedigree. Now here's just hoping there are some males in there to choose from. I was originally looking for something quite a bit older, but I do like the pliability that comes with getting them young (insert pedobear image here)
I like how they flat out tell you not to expect the "off switch" with these guys. At least they're honest.
Question. On the video Odin bites low and hangs on but isn't that dangerous for the dog in a real situation. If the guy was serious with the stick he could work the dog over because the dogs focus is so low.
Could you explain, so us "pet people" can understand.http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...xM_f3u022S.gif
1 it's a sport. That is Ivan's competition dog. He isn't going to be sending it for live bites on armed assailants. He has other dogs for that.
2 Have you ever taken a live bite from a trained attack dog of that caliber? If so your first reaction was not oh he's got my leg I'll just just work this dog over while he's biting my leg. You would scream bloody murder, probably panic and the dog would have you for breakfast. Unless you were hopped up on pcp or something.
3 you can just recall the dog and with a leg wound like that the guy can't keep up.
I've taken practice suit bites from dogs like that and had them still hurt me through the suit. You don't want the real thing. Just trust me on that. The power is something you have to experience first hand to really understand.
niiiiice, looking forward to the updates!
One of my friends was hoping to get an Ot Vitosha pup from the breeding last fall that didn't take. Of course, it didn't take, so that was a no-go.
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Whoa. Have fun with him. Looks as if he has afterburners, LOL.
what is the difference between GS and Malinois behavior/temperament? like is one more active, one more responsive, etc.
If you want my opinion pm me for it, as I've already used up my allotment of moderator warnings on another thread.
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The Bills have released quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick less than two years after they agreed on a six-year, $59 million contract. Since then, the Bills have gone 9-20, Fitzpatrick has committed 44 turnovers in 29 games, and the organization has lost faith in him. That lost faith was made public when Bills general manager Buddy Nix admitted to Buccaneers general manager Mark Dominik last week that the team couldn't afford to pay so much money for a player "who's fighting probably for a backup job." What those two men didn't know is that they were being illegally recorded by some other people, who originally set out to prank-call Nix.
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Ricker Racker Firecracker Sis Boom Bah!
I love that cartoon.
That song started to play in my head while I reading excerpts from the Peter Moore interview at the WSJ.
I guess I should care about this more than I do. I've pretty much resigned all sports game industry venom to the very capable hands/teeth of Bill Harris.
Bill still fights the good fight and he and I are pretty much of one mind when it comes to this part of the industry (so much so that at LEAST once a year we are confused as being either the same person, or someone mixes us up. It's pretty funny.) Hint: Bill is the smart one.
When it comes to sports games, I'm just tired. Exhausted to be honest about it. It took a long time to happen, but the malaise is here in full force.
I'm not even reviewing MLB 2K8 this year.
Todd is doing it for GameShark and I gave a Crispy Gamer freelance fee to another writer without as much as a whimper. I'll play MLB 2K8, most likely for about 2 weeks before I get bored to death with it. Trust me, it is better this way.
I didn't even get upset at all about the latest "extended" EA NFL deal. I just don't care anymore. Is that a bad thing? I mean, the publishers don't care about me -- or you -- so why should I get all mad about what they do? The games are all glossed over, over-produced fluffy pieces of pigeon droppings so what's to get mad about?
The kinds of sports games that I loved died about six or seven years ago; even games like OOTP are falling into the yearly release trap -- so I just have no interest in faking outrage at another EA exclusive licensing deal or another over-promised 2K sports game. Sorry. I've kicked the habit.
I want to be surprised by sports games again. And that's my real beef. I've been playing the same games for far, far too long.
On the plus side Ashley is loving the Wii. Mario Party 8 and the new Hannah Montana game are huge hits with her and I'm so utterly hooked on Culdcept Saga (360) that the thought of quitting to play another early March release baseball game holds no interest to me whatsover.
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- Brandon said...
While you're throwing Crispy Gamer jobs around, why not lob a few my way. I can totally review sports game.
MLB, that's baseball right? Is baseball the one with the stick or the one with the beehives?
I so got this.
- February 13, 2008 at 1:07 PM
- Loren said...
Totally agree with you on the other Bill, although I think we as a sports gamer review collective (I've done plenty of sports reviews, but nowhere near as in-depth as either of the two Bills have been in the past) have possibly been doing it for so long that we no longer find any of what EA or 2K does surprising.
As every year goes by we get older and I think we find ourselves trying to disassociate ourselves from game series that we have put well over a decade of mental and emotional investment into.
I know I've been with Madden since the beginning for example, so we're coming up on 20 years next year since the first one came out on the computer. Same can be said for much of the EA and 2K lineup of sports games from my gaming experience. It is only recently (around the 2007 and 2K7 lineup) that I've actively thought about not picking up the games. I gave in to NCAA and Madden this year figuring maybe things had changed. I enjoyed NCAA, but there were still tons of problems. Madden was better than last year, but still had a myriad of problems as well.
I've tried to stay away lately on any information about upcoming sports games. I am somewhat looking forward to Sony's MLB game, but I am sure there will be problems that veterans of the genre will find that will eliminate any excitement people have about it.
It's just very frustrating to be a veteran of sports gaming in this day and age.
- February 14, 2008 at 10:38 AM
- Steve Davey said...
My daughter is 7 years old and really enjoys Hanna Montana. Does this game require a dance pad? Also, is the skill level and content appropriate for a 7 year old in your opinion?
- February 17, 2008 at 2:50 AM
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Steve, no dance pad required. And yeah, it's very easy for a 7 year old. Ashley plays on the easy level and does very well with it.
- February 18, 2008 at 10:35 AM
- bill abner said...
Actually, I should say this is not a dance pad game at all -- it's all done via the Wiimote and nunchuck.
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And Ham, the father of Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father, and told his two brethren without. And Shem and Japheth took a garment, and laid it upon both their shoulders and went backwards, and covered the nakedness of their father; and their faces were backward, and they saw not their father's nakedness. [Read More…]


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Costume Information
|Er, well, sort of the only furry costume I've a) thought of, and b) will probably ever do. The idea comes from Uncyclopedia on the Gundam page, which talks of the evolution of CHAR! in Pokemon terms.
Basically a Charizard wearing his helmet, and maybe the jacket of the Zeon uniform as well.


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WEDNESDAY, ESPN2, 9 pm ET/6 pm PT
"Once in a Lifetime: The Extraordinary Story of the New York Cosmos"
The rise and
fall of America's greatest soccer club is chronicled in a documentary the New York Times described as, "Fielding heroes and
villains, gentlemen and rogues, booze and women, it plays like the 'Dynasty' of sports documentaries ... This is a movie so unabashedly in love with its subject that even audiences who don't
know Giorgio Chinaglia from Georgie Best will leave the theater grinning." It is narrated by Matt Dillon.
WEDNESDAY, Direct Kick; FSN-NY; FSN-NE; 7:30 pm
ET/4:30 pm ET.
New York vs. New England
The Red Bulls could leap-frog past Kansas City and into the playoff zone with a win over the New England
Revolution. Tonight's game marks the fourth encounter between the Bulls and Revs. The first ended in a tie (0-0); New England won the last two (3-2; 1-0).