text: Preface: Ok, so I wanted to enter the electric smoker world for better temp control and less micro managing cooks, yes, so I could spend more time enjoying cooking rather that every minute watching temps, cook and fire (stick heat or stick smoke) or coals (or both), so I bought the MES 30 Sportsman Elite Analog from Cabela's Here : http://www.cabelas.com/product/Masterbuilt-Sportsman-Elite-Black-Analog-Smoker/1627128.uts Now after using and incoporating the use of the AMNPS Pellet Smoker, I found issues with temps above 200 degrees plus with the pellets getting burnt and ruining the color as well as the quality of the smoke, I tried to reposition the AMNPS away from the "S" bends in the element by moving it to the left side of the box, there was an improvement but it was not enough, well not enough for me. So I thought about the issue and applying some common sense I thought the only way for me to cool the temps for the pellets in the box further was to position it below the heating element, so I go out to my Barn and sit in front of the Smoker with the box open just thinking of how I could pull this off, I wanted to do 2 things, I wanted the AMNPS repositioned below the element and I want fresh air for the AMNPS before being heated by the element as well, also I wanted to make sure of two other aspects I saw as a issue 1. I wanted the air to be available to the pellets, so this meant somehow getting the fresh intake air to pass by or be available to the AMNPS before super heating too much in the Box. 2. I did not like the idea of a hole in the middle of the bottom which would in all cases tend to rise up first, this happening would mean most of my oxygen for the pellets was just passing by and all that was left for the pellets was recirculated either by draft or by convection which mean oxygen levels would be seriously depleted for the pellets, the other benefit of changing the air intake habits would be to ensure that the very bottom of the box would be cooler overall, it would be the coolest part of the box in the end thereby accomplishing what I wanted for the AMNPS. Another thing I noticed on this model using the plug controller like a Electric Skillet, is that the temp probe on these type of controllers is in the nose that most think is just a guide for the controller, it does function secondarily as a guide yes, but that nose in the center of the controller is where the temp probe is for the element, so this temperature at the nose is what the controller uses to sense temps and cycle, and being all the way in the bottom of the box, I was seeing temp differentials that were a direct result of this, it was over compensating the temps by trying to keep the very bottom regulated which led to serious temp swings mid and upper box from residual rising heat. So all that said I saw that the element needed to be raised off the very bottom, air needed not to be able to just rise from the intake but rather be baffled / diffused and or directed in a sense so that it did not rise in the center but rather was spread out so it would flow to each wall and create a draft that would circulate and distribute air and the heat gained more evenly within the box, this will in fact reduce if not eliminate hot spots, and it would ensure again that oxygen for the pellets was not just rising up and not available in decent concentrations for the pellets (now even though I have not had extinguished pellet issues I wanted to be sure the pellets had the needed oxygen to burn correctly, not a force of air on them but rather a oxygen rich fresh draft whether by intake air or combined intake air and convection), I did not have pellet extinguishing issues because I placed my AMNPS just to the left above the air intake, where the water bowl would have been, so it got oxygen but still the temps from being above the element were ruining the smoke and charring the pellets reducing the smoke time and destroying the quality of smoke. I am sorry to be so long winded here, just trying to be clea about the issues I see and have had to maybe help some others having the same issues. Now there is a substantial difference between the design of the Analog versus the Electronic versions, the electronic versions have a chip chute, so they do not have a air intake in the center of the bottom like the Analog, rather, their intake air is supplied via the chip chute, but if anyone would like to know what they can do with that, this could easily be done in that box also, just a bit more engineering or changes to intake air ducting or intake air ports. So all that said.......................here is my solution, and after completing this yesterday, I ran the smoker 250+ for 3 hours and when I opened the door to check the pellets, they were not charred, they were not blackened or discolored at all, and my smoke was Blue and thin as it should be as opposed to whiter with the previous configuration, and the temps were stable in the box !!!!! This was so exciting for me, I know it is silly, but I was really excited to see the results, that all the issues I had were rectified, it was simply amazing, it does not always work this way as we all know <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> So I start with removing the element, and I learned something there too, the screws to remove the element are kinda hard to get to as a result of the factory rack supports, there are 2 screws on the inside that actually allow you to remove the element from the Element Bracket, there are also 2 larger screws holding the Element Bracket to the Box wall ( both sets are phillips head, the outside bracket is phillips and flat, use a large driver to remove the outside as they are very tight from the factory), if you remove the bracket screws from the outside this allows the element and the element holding bracket to be removed with great ease and then the 2 phillips screws holding the element to the bracket are very easy as well So remove the element and the bracket Then where the two larger screws went in from the outside, if you look you will see a u-shaped channel that is spot electric welded to the outside wall, it is placed in between the two walls as a separator and a stabilizer, this way when tightened you do not squeeze the two walls together and it adds stabilization for the element and the bracket joining the thinner inside wall with the outer thicker steel wall providing much better support. Once you have the Bracket and Element out, you will see the spacer, it has hole drilled in it, and if you look below the opening on the outside closely you will see the spot welds in the metal, it changes the texture of the steel a bit but is noticeable, so once I saw them (already realizing the spacer was secured is what led me to look for the spot electric welds), there are no spot welds on the thinner inside wall, only on the outside. I took a large flathead screwdriver and held it up and against the wall driving it down in between the spacer and the outside wall separating the welds, one spot weld on each side Once this was done the spacer comes out, and you will disfigure the metal a little doing this but I would not worry too much as you will see in the pics following, it will be plated anyway, but I did use a miniature pair of channel locks to straighten the metal edge around the rectangular hole that the bracket came out of where I separated the welds just for GP. Now once you are here, this is the fun part LOL, as it is always a element of fear when you go chopping on a piece of equipment, visions of buying another and your wife shaking her head at you while you explain why you have to get another are circling in your head hehehe. But actually this is not so bad in reality, I use a scroll saw with a bi-metal blade, just be careful to keep the scroll saw firmly on the wall as you cut, it cut both walls (inner and outer beautifully, but if you were to pull it off the wall just a fraction, it would seriously disfigure the inside wall, so be careful, some of you may have a Nibbling tool, that would make this very safe and easier most likely than the sabre saw, but I had no issues. Ok.............so all you do is cut up inline with the opening for the bracket on the left and right, just a straight cut up on each side is all. Now I raise this element maybe 2 inches approximately, I did not measure, but what I used as my stop was the rail on the rack support, the bracket is on the left wall looking at the smoker, and since my intention was to raise the element, when I began to cut I hit the very bottom rack support, but wanted to go a little higher with the element, so I grabbed the very bottom rack support wire on the left side wall with my mini channel locks and just wiggled back and forth and broke the weld removing just the very bottom wire rack support, for those that are concerned, you still have the top wire left and you can still load a rack on top of both top wires on the right and left side, so this does not ruin your chance of having a bottom rack for whatever reason. Now, once I got the bottom wire rack support on the left side removed, I was able to come up another 5/8" to 3/4" on my cut, so I ran the saw up straight until I hit the top rack support wire, on both sides of the hole of course, then I sat and looked making sure I was happy with the new height of the element bracket, after staring at it for a few minutes I decided I was ok with it, plus I really wanted a bottom rack too for a drip pan or water pan etc, at least I still had that option Ok so now to remove the flap of metal on each wall inside and out, I used a sheet metal bending tool to grab it after bending it straight out and just bent back and forth until it broke, I did this on the outer and inner wall, again those of you that have a nibbling tool, this will be a walk in the park, after removing these pieces, I cleaned it up a tad with a file making sure it was square on the top and sides, tight to the bracket, there is no seal here, so it needs to be relatively snug, if you do seal it, then if you replace the element you will have to break that seal and re-seal, keep your cut accurate as you go up and you will be golden on the sides, as for the top clean it up using the element bracket to check tolerances, just be careful when cleaning the top and removing that metal from inside and out, since you have cut to the top wire of the rack support, this means the bracket will come right to that wire on the inside, so for it to be fairly snug and square with the wire, some care needs to be taken that you do not go to far, otherwise large gaps and air leaking in around element bracket, again, it can be sealed with RTV and re-sealed again, RTV is very forgiving and never gets hard so not really a big deal unless you are a perfectionist like myself. Ok So now the kinda harder part, kinda but not really Now to place the Element Bracket in place and cut a plate for the outside to cover the hole and to maintain the double wall seal and strength of the outside wall, I had some .0050 Stainless stock laying around so I used that, you want to keep it fairly thin because the bracket is designed for the original wall thickness, there is a little play here bit only about a 1/8" max, so keep it thin, if you do not have stainless, then use the same thickness steel, maybe a little thinner would be fine, .0050 is a bit thicker than needed but I had it in scrap so it is all good. Here is a pic of the plate on the outside As you can see I have a few scratches but will tend to them later. This plate is just a rectangle that will butt with the bottom of the Element Bracket, and if you want pretty then make it flush with the bottom as well, once riveted into place remove the bracket for the next fun part, not so bad, but we have to replace the spacer that we removed by breaking the spot welds, without this spacer the element is sure to be loose and the job a mess, so here we go. I am sorry I do not have pics, for this part but I forgot and was in a flurry of trying to finish, but if you followed my instructions on breaking the spot welds and such, you already know its purpose and placement regarding the bracket so you should be good. So looking at the wall separator / spacer, you will see it has the two holes for the Bracket mounting screws in it, this is how I got the holes drilled, the spacer is a piece of U-Shaped steel, with two holes, quite the nightmare to mark and drill accurately, so I cheated, since we already have the outside plate mounted, I placed the spacer, open side down and held it flush with the top of the installed outside plate, then I drilled a 1/8" hole center top thru the new outside plate and one side of the spacer, to make it easier, I held it in place and by doing that I knew where I needed the 1/8" hole for the outside plate, so I drilled that first, so I would not have to drill both, this way I had a pilot hole already and only had to drill the hole in the spacer, after that hold the spacer in place and drill the 1/8" hole just thru one side of the spacer, then use a rivet which I used or a appropriate self tapping screw to hold in place, this way your spacer is in place and stable for the next step , here is a better pic I just went out and took so you can see the rivet, it is just holding the spacer in place for the next step The 4 rivets on each corner are holding the plate on, the one rivet top center is the one holding the spacer in place, the two screws which are on either side of the top center rivet are the Bracket retaining screws you are about to drill holes for. So now to the inside, now you have a hole on the inside and you can see that spacer, so find the drill bit that fits the holes on the spacer, hold it flush with the top of your outside plate, drill the 2 holes in the outside plate from the inside using the spacer you have positioned as a guide. Once done drilling the two holes thru the outside plate, time to move inside the box Here is a pic of the plate riveted in to give you a pic to ponder Again sorry I was not as organized on the pics in this stage, I did get better, but that does not help now ........................ So you see the plate I installed on the inside, the reason I went long with this plate is the interior wall is thin and this was a way I could ensure a good seal and maximum support for the repair, here you see that the inside lip of the Element Bracket is on the outside of the inside wall, so you want your bracket in place with the plate pushed up under that lip fairly snug, not to tight or you will not be able to get the bracket out easily when needed, install this plate on the interior then after doing so go back outside to the outside plate and drill the holes for the screws from the outside in thru the spacer of course that will act as a guide, once you finish this you can put the Element Bracket Screws in from the outside and you are done raising the element, it will look like this Now onto the next phase ...........................................I did this faster than I am typing all this out LOL Next Phase is adjusting Air Intake Hole, we have done the Smoke Stack MOD here http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/g/a/300398/mes-30-sportsman-elite-smoke-stack-mod/ ,allowing for more Exhaust Air but we cannot truly have more Exhaust Air without increasing the size if the Intake Port, bot Exhaust and Intake Ports were the same - 5/8" - 3/4" So in the pic above you can see the little Intake Air Opening / Port, and to open it up without affecting the drip tray operation we have to open the hole to the front of the Box, so the rear end of the hole is still in the same place, this will ensure that any dripping will still go into the drip pan that slides in the front side under the bottom in the center. Here s another pic So for this I am using a 1 1/2" hole saw, making sure the outside of the hole in the back aligns with the backside of the original hole, like so If you look closely you can see on the back side of the larger hole just a little piece of the original hole, so we have successfully made sure the hole did not extend further back to cause any issues with the Drip Pan Function, here is the puck cut out for further info Again, here you can see the pilot bit so the hole was easy to cut being stabilized by the pilot bit, we can also see again that we included the original hole but kept the new part of the opening forward so no issues with Drip Pan Function, now we have fa much larger intake hole which when needed should suffice for plenty of airflow when the Smoke Stack is opened Now onward to the Baffle / Diffuser to route or direct the air coming in to eliminate hotspots, and direct incoming fresh air to each wall in the box rather that just coming in and rising, this will also create a purposeful draft to each wall and thus improve air currents or convection in the box also improving Smoke Distribution So I made a little raised plate to go over the intake hole, here are a couple of pics of the plate, it is just thin aluminum, maybe .0025 to .0030 thickness, nothing will be on it so strength is not an issue, if you do yours a bit different and have something sitting on it, just go with a thicker piece of metal, I like aluminum as it will not rust and is light weight I bent these by hand with my sheet metal bending hand tool I used earlier, it is just a double offset on each corner raised about 1/2", some will ask why just 1/2", the reason is that it will create better flow out of the sides thus promoting the draft we want to eliminate the hot spots, increase circulation in the box therefore better smoke distribution. Now, I did not ant this piece floating around and subject to moving, I want it consistent, in the same place every day, every time, so I made a guide of sorts for installing it so it will be in the same position I used a 1/2" X 1/16" piece of flat aluminum I had lying around, you can get it cheap at lowes, so I cut little blocks and then 2 of them I fashioned in the back with angles so the Baffle / Diffuser remains seated in the same place, the two fonts pieces are just to keep it centered, then I drilled them 1/8" and riveted in place with the Baffle / Diffuser in place to assure a snug fit, pre-drilled the pieces and one by one help them in place and drill the base thru the existing hole in the piece used to guide and stabilize the Baffle / Diffuser, as shown here, the blocks in place on the floor of the Box And here with the plate Baffle / Diffuser in place So now I can easily remove, but it will not move as it is centered over the Intake Hole, the Intake Hole is a little to the front of the plate but is necessary since we drilled the hole forward of the original, so now the Intake Hole is a bit off centered as a result, but we want to keep the plate as centered as we can so the Air Intake will be flowing in each direction to the 4 walls as even as possible. Ok, Almost done, now for the AMNPS MOD which is the final part, AMNPS gets prosthetic legs !!! Instead of using large bolts, I choose to use something smaller, so I broke out my tap and die set and checked the size of the holes in the mesh with a couple of taps, 6/32" tap was perfect. it tapped the hole with a couple of threads and did not distort the hole or remove too much metal tapping thereby ruining the strength of the prosthetic legs hehehe So I picked uniform holes on each corner and tapped them, then before inserting the 6/32" SS Phillips Head Machine screws I put a lock washer and nut on, then I thread them in the hole and after threading in, I placed a nut on the inside top, this way they are locked in place and should never come loose, especially once I get it all smoked up, here are the finished pics Now seeing I have a 4 sided incline to the drain hole, these feet had to be adjusted do it would sit correctly in the floor of the box, here are placement pics So in these you can see I have it in place, and as you can see to the left of the Baffle / Diffuser Plate is the AMNPS, but you can also note that the fresh air intake will be coming out of that left side of the plate feeding right to the AMNPS, and since it is routed it will not be a strong current, rather it will be traveling under the AMNPS since it is raised, but the AMNPS will never be short of fresh highly oxygenated air, not to mention it will also be much cooler since now it is located under the heating element on the left side subject to very little heat for three reasons 1. it is far left where the element produces little heat 2. because of the Baffle / Diffuser, fresh cool air will be constantly moving under and up from the base so much cooler than above the element 3. As you can see I am still using the Drip Shield, which will still function as a drip shield but more importantly, the little heat from the element that may be radiated downward will be stopped by the Drip Shield, so now it is a Drip / Heat Sheild A couple more pics And here it is without the bottom pan / rack, and here with my pan, I have to order one more rack but that will be about 10 dollars shipped so not concerned with that, but I bought 4 Brownie pans I am using for various reasons, so for the sake of seeing it somewhat complete here is a pic And Last and not least, before I made all this permanent I tested it with a slightly different AMNPS Location, but this is a pic, I used it earlier to show the inside plate, but this pic is after 3 hours at 250+ temps, look at the pellets, there are not charred, not blackened and the pellets have only burned about 3 inches of the first row, this is a major improvement, but not only that, the temps were seriously stabilized, no more 30 degree swings, the Element cycled beautifully and held temps within about 10 degrees, so raising the element helped with the temp stabilization in my opinion by raising it, it was not subject to over cycling trying to keep the very bottom of the box at the set temp, rather now it is maintaining a much smaller temp swing and far less cycling, but the real icing on the cake for me was the pellets not being affected by the heat as they were, they were not blackened and or charred and the smoke stayed thin and blue for the entire test at 250+, I cut the element off and let it idle with just the AMNPS and it stayed lit and burned slow thin and blue for another 2 1/2 hours, I had to put it away so that is as far as I got to test it, but I see no reason it will not function the same on a cook, most of my cooks have been under 5 hours thus far, but gonna fix that soon with a Brisket !!!! Here is the test pic, the AMNPS is on the baffle to support one side, I made little folded aluminum feet for the other side, but I had to test my Baffle / Diffuser MOD with the Element raised !!! Look at that !!!!!! INCREDIBLE !!!!! At least in my opinion, I am a Happy little Smoker Hope you all enjoy this MOD and I really hope it may bring about some hope for these issues for others or at least inspire more thought and even better MODS ! This is going to be one of the last MODS I have for this, this one has really satisfied all the issues I had thus far, cannot think of any others, maybe next I will get a Brake and make my own smoker hehehehe


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It is many years since I left school so I was very surprised to see that the exercise books my daughter currently uses are identical to the ones that I used.
The books in question are Silvine Exercise Books, I became very nostalgic when I picked one up, remembering when the subject teachers handed brand new books out at the start of term that I always promised myself I would keep it so neat. I would not doodle on the front or pull pages out the middle to write fake notes for P.E and dentist appointments. Each year these promises would be broken and my books would end up a lot thinner and looking like a bizarre work of art.
Silvine Exercise books are available in a massive array of cover colours; each book contains 80 lined and margined pages which are securely stapled together through the spine. The quality of the paper is good, it is nice to write on and the line spacing (8mm) is wide enough for the most extravagant of handwriting styles. The cover of the book is made from thin card or maybe a thick type of sugar paper and is very hard wearing. My daughter's books usually survive a year in her satchel being thrown about, rained on and generally abused with only the spine and the corners showing a bit of wear and tear. The front cover of the book has a lined area for you to write on, when used at school this would be name and subject matter.
Not only are these books great for students but they are also good for home use, I have an old Silvine Exercise book from when I was at school (over 20 years ago) that I have been writing recipes down in, the book is starting to look a bit aged, the cover is faded and the pages have yellowed but it has stood the test of time.
Overall I think these are great value exercise books, a pack of ten can be found on amazon.co.uk for £6.52, schools have been using this brand and style of books for years and I think that is a good endorsement.
A 5 star product, thank you for reading.
First of all I own 5 of these exercise book, not so much for exercises but for simply jotting down notes and ideas that I might have. I have also bought a couple of these for my younger brother in the past for homework and revision.
The price:
These exercise books vary too much in price to have a pin point price. However, the price usually hovers around £0.50 to £1. Honestly this price is not what you would naturally expect from a plain lined exercise book, but frankly the do the job quite efficiently.
The description:
These exercise books come in a range of different colours such a blue (above), red/dark pink and yellow. This is primarily to easily differentiate between exercise books and there contents. EG.. your yellow exercise book is for maths/ your blue book for science and your red book for English. My brother finds this really convenient. The front cover is made out of a slightly thick card with black lines for name ect... the inside pages are all the same with bold red margin going through every single page. The pages are lined with dark black lines that are each separated by a roughly 0.8 cm gap.
The durability:
This is a very durable product as they survive spillages as the card is quite thick and made from a slightly waterproof material.... well for a few seconds at least. The paper is slightly think however as it rips much easier when comparing to standard copy paper. It is also slightly bad when it comes to absorbing ink from fountain pens, but ball point pens and pencils perform nicely on the paper. The lines are very accurately printed with a good standard of contrast. Overall, this exercise book is on the average side of things when it comes to durability.
Would I recommend:
The simple answer is yes, this is because you get a good amount writing space at a reasonable price. This product is best for school children as they dont need high quality paper.
These books are simple exercise books, probably popular among school children but these books are also useful for the office. I use them as log/record books as they make for excellent notebooks. They are pretty bog standard but they aren't poor quality, so i have only good things to say about them.
The books are made from what feels like regular copy paper, if anything slightly rougher. It doesn't feel smooth when running your fingers over it, and it's not that shiny either. The paper isn't quite as thick as regular copy paper, it feels thinner and it doesn't absorb ink as well.
The cover is made from a thick card which can easily be written on. This card is much more absorbable than the paper so writing on it with a fountain pen is fine. The car does crinkle and bend easily and it's difficult to bend it back. After time the books will also fluff up little fibres on the spine, these must be small tears.
The staples have stayed in place perfectly in every book i've had, i've never seen them falling out or un aligning themselves. The staples are pretty bog standard and there's nothing special about them really, they're not rock solid and can be bent, you can also pick them out.
The lines are printed on perfectly, there are no errors or glitches where the printer printed incorrectly. The lines are not faint but are a little faded nearer the bottom. This is only very slight though but noticeable close up. The margin is much clearer and slightly thicker.
These books are recyclable and last ages anyway, they don't fall apart, the staples are of good quality, the paper is of good quality and the card on the front is fairly robust, just don't fold it up because it looks terrible with creases and it's a pain to fold it back flat again.
Not much more I can say really.
These books are excellent for everything, i highly recommend them for logging information or just using them as notebooks for school, uni, college etc. These would also make a great companion for any office. They are for sale for less than a fiver on amazon and can be found a lot cheaper than that from office suppliers when buying in bulk.
I've owned a few of these exercise books. I can't say i'm very brand loyal when it comes to buying writing pads and books but I have found these to be of good quality and I do purchase them when I am after some new ones and come across them.
These exercise books can be found sold in packs of 10 within clear cellophane wrapping and the brand name on them for around £3-4. I have come across them in a few different home/stationery stores.
My local newsagent also sells these individually at 50p.
They are available in different colours such as green, blue, red, yellow.
I can also see it listed online in a deep purple which looks like a really nice colour.. but it's a shame i've not come across it yet as I would definitely buy it!
I have only bought the blue books as I find them sold and stocked in stores the most and prefer the colour more in terms of the cover.
The exercise book allows you to write a subject title or your name etc on the cover of the book which is handy in not mixing up books if you have more than one.
The paper inside is of good quality, it is ruled with a margin on the side. I find the ruled lines to be of a good size and not too narrow. Same with the margin.
It may be difficult to rip out pages of these exercise books carefully.. if I want to take a page out I just pull out a sheet from the middle of the book where it is stapled as that is easily done.. but if you rip out a page from the front, the page at the back would become loose so it is worth keeping in mind.
I only write in the books with biro as using ink would go through the pages.. but I mainly tend to write in biro anyway so this is not a problem for me.
These exercise books are of good quality and I do think the paper is good compared to some cheaper store brands where the paper at times is thinner or has marks on it.
I give these exercise books 5 stars as I find them useful.
They would be good for a range of people, whether for children to use in school and for homework or generally to use as a notepad or for anything specific.. therefore i'd recommend looking into these if you are after an exercise book.
Thanks for reading :)
(this review may also be on ciao)
I am currently trying to learn basic French as it is a language that I have never studied and have absolutely no foundation in. When learning a language I find that it helps to have a few jotters that I can use to write down different words. For example one jotter for writing down food and drink items and then one for writing down verbs and so on. I knew I would need a few jotters so I ended up buying a pack of 10 Silvine exercise books for only £3.49.
The exercise books are red in colour and exactly like the ones that I used to use when I was at school.
The jotters measure 229x178mm and each one contains 40 pages which are all lined and come with a margin. None of the pages are perforated so it isn't easy to just rip a page out if you end up making a mistake. The lines on the pages are a really good size for writing in between neatly and the margins are a good size for putting in notes.
For the money these are pretty good quality jotters and are ideal for my needs. The paper is fine when using a pencil or a normal biro but you do need to be careful what kind of pen you use. If you use one that is really liquid it will soak through the paper onto the next sheet of paper in the jotter which does look messy and can make the other side of the paper unusable.
The paper is nice enough to write on and the pen writes smoothly on the paper without having to really push down hard on the pen but again you do need to be careful that you don't actually push down too hard with the pen otherwise you run the risk of ripping the paper as it is on the thin side. I do find it easy to use tipex on the jotters if I make a mistake but this does show up quite prominently as the paper has more of a grey tinge to it rather than being white.
These jotters aren't made with the greatest quality paper but they are fine for use as exercise jotters and for jotting down notes on. You wouldn't want to use these for writing letters on but that isn't what they are designed for and also because you get ten jotters for the price I think they are really good value for money and would happily buy them again.

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I wake from den with a loud boom. It sounded like thunder, but in reality seems like an explosion went off. I was right, and explosion happened not only 50 feet from the den I slept the night to hide from Cato and Clove, along with their pack. Smoke begins to emerge from all directions, and begins to engulf the cave room.
My eyes burn as I grab the knife I've been carrying with me since the Hunger Games began. I escape and to see the meadow around me being engulfed in flames. The fire spreads quickly before I have a moment to think. Whatever I think, it says, "Run!" Immediatly I take off away from the cave as the fire follows my trail behind me. The fear of being burned to death, failing my five month survival, failing my own pack, allowing Cato to claim more lives is unbearable to think.
Trees being to collapse to my sides making it nearly impossible to escape by turning, not unless I have strong leg power. Which I don't. Another tree falls directly behind me, causing fear to race up and down my spine, tripping nearly everything I come across. Finally, I sense the trap. a large trunk lays dead in front of my path. The fire still comes quickly behind. It's now or never. I sprint towards the trunk for, what could be my last leap, over the trunk. The slightest trip, I stumble over, laying nearly unconcious from impact. Until I feel a small head reach under my neck and haul me up. I can't make out who it is. But she begins to run towards a cliff. I have to follow, if I don't the dangling branches above will collapse on top of me and the fire will finish what's left of me.
We both leap from the cliff and slam into the river below. I feel faint to not swim towards the top. But she garps the fur on my neck with her fangs and hauls me to the surface. As the water seeps into my eyes, I black out.
I feel the warm sun's rays. It feels warmmer because of the cold weather where my pack runs. I slightly open my eyes to see green grass that wasn't on fire blowing swiftly in the breeze. The smell of a fresh kill surrounds my nose. I look to my side to find two fish caught fresh clean out of the water. I give it a cheerful grin but look to grey wolf drinking from the lake.
I don't know where she came from or how she got here. But I was happy to see her. I slowly sneak up behind her while she continues to hydrate herself. I push her into the cool lake. She screams in shock, but looks back after resurfacing. I howl happily to her. She leaps out, fur sparkling wet, begins to chase me around in cirles. But I give her a curious look. She smiles back,
"I knew I could I find you." she says. I slowly walk up to her cheek, and give her a small lick. For once, I felt safe. But it ended when I hear more howls, and snarls. A pack of 4 forms over the hill. In the middle, stood Cato, Clove, two unfamiliar wolves, and Peeta. What's he doing here? I heard Cato mumble,
"I don't believe it." he says. He must be shock to see me alive after the meadow wildfire. Rue tells me to start running. I shake my head.
"Run into the woods, it's me they want. GO!" I shreik at her." She takes off the the woods on the west side while I turn around and run away. As spears fly in my direction, they seem to barely miss before I get the urge to sprint faster. What only lies ahead are two trees that seem tall enough for my human hands to sclae up.
My hands grab onto the bark and I begind to climb. The only things I hear around me is the taunting voices of the pack racing behind me.
Once I reach thirty feet in the air, I jump back to my wolf's side to grab a grib on the branch with my claws to stay put. Panting heavily, the snals of the pack are now directly below me. Cato, Clove, and the two I haven't seen yet.
My ears point back, wondering, "Why is he here? He wants me killed too?" Insted of making eye contact. I give a snicker smile.
"So, how's everything with you?" I ask.
"Well enough," says Cato, "Yourself?"
"I can't complain, I'm used to winter wheather. But the air up here reminds me of it. Want to see, I'm sure this tree can hold all of you. Why don't you join me?" I say with a small laugh.
"I think we will." says Cato again. His arms wraps around the tree and tries to scale up the tree. However, a tree with the rough kind of bark seems nearly impossible to scale like he is without feeling pain. I finally lets go and slmas on the ground. I give a short chuckle, to taught them now.
"Let me try the spears," says Clove. Finally, my moment has come. This could be the only time I'll be able to snatch a spear. If I could throw them, I can easily dodge any size.
Clove pelts a long spear at my neck. Thinking it'll enter my flesh, it insteads enters the branch, nearly an inch below my right paw. The brown wolf tries to fire an arrow. She's obviously unskilled. It lands across from the spear. I hear someone whisper her name, Glimmer.
"Anything else you want to throw up here? I'll be happy to retreive them." I mock them. Cato begins to growl, while the others snarl and bark.
"Just leave her," Peeta calls to them. "She's not going anywhere." he says to them looking up at me. "We can deal with her later!" he says to them. My ears point back again, eyes narrow to him. So he really does want me dead.
What else is new?
Another wolf scene like the one from A Death Sentence...
This time being surrounded by a pack that wants to kill Dawn, just after she escaped a meadow wildfire.
I don't really need to mention names, we saw all the ones that were named in A Death Sentence... ^^
This time being surrounded by a pack that wants to kill Dawn, just after she escaped a meadow wildfire.
I don't really need to mention names, we saw all the ones that were named in A Death Sentence... ^^


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Lilith Silver should have died in 1850, the innocent victim of a pistol duel between her lover Jack Ryder and the sinister Sir Sethane Blake. Unwilling to let her die, the victorious Blake grants Lilith Silver the gift of eternal life, and the freedom to wander time and kill at will as a vampire.
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Alice Elizabeth Copelan Thomas, 83, of 1516 E. 55th St. died Sunday, Dec. 17, 2000.
A native of Greene County, Mrs. Thomas was a daughter of the late Jasper Frazier Copelan Sr. and Hester Adams Copelan and was the widow of Robert Evans Thomas. She attended Greensboro High School and was a life member of Eastern Star, Amity Chapter, Savannah. She was a member of Bull Street Baptist Church, Friendship Sunday School class and Baptist Village choir.
Services were at 2 p.m. Monday at McCommons Funeral Home, Greensboro, with the Rev. Mike Pritchett officiating. Burial was in Greensboro City Cemetery.
Survivors include a daughter, Kay Thomas Bostick, Estill, S.C.; a son, Dr. Robert E. Thomas Jr., Auburn, Ala.; three sisters, Mary Willie Phelps, Atlanta, Eve Duvall Smith, Greshamville, and Dottie Jarrard, Siloam; a brother, Frazier Copelan Jr., Greshamville; and seven grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Reggie Jarrard, Smitty Phelps, Tim Duvall, George Copelan, Jackie Copelan and Pete Ogletree.
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Cyril Parkanyi received his Ph.D. degree from Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences; RNDr., M.S. (with honor), and B.S. degrees from Charles University, Prague, Czechoslovakia. During 1955–1956, he worked as a Physical and Analytical Chemist in the Research and Control Institute of Food Industry, Prague, Czech Republic; 1960–1965 and 1967–1968, a Research Scientist and a Senior Research Scientist, respectively, in the Institute of Physical Chemistry, Czech Academy of Science, Prague, Czech Republic; 1969–1971, 1971–1988, and 1982–1988, an Associate professor, a Professor and Graduate Advisor, as well as a Professor and Chairman, respectively, in the University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, Tex, USA. Since 1989, He has been working at Florida Atlantic University as a Professor and Chairman (1989–194), and a Professor. His research interests include physical and theoretical organic chemistry (quantum organic chemistry), photochemistry, electronic spectroscopy, dipole moments, heterocyclic chemistry, medicinal chemistry (anticancer and antiviral compounds), food chemistry, environmental chemistry, coordination chemistry, and structural chemistry. He received several awards including Research Award of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (1963), Faculty Research Award, University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) (1980), Distinguished Achievement Award in Teaching Excellence, UTEP (1982), Amoco Foundation Outstanding Teacher Award (1982), being a Vice President for Academic Affairs Academic Excellence Award, UTEP (1985), Medal of the University of Qatar, Doha, Qatar (1993), Professorial Excellence Program Award, Florida Atlantic University (1998), and Medal of the University of Cairo, Egypt (2000).
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1. Big Ben Watch
The Pittsburgh Steelers probably won't even make the playoffs if Ben Roethlisberger sits out much longer. Big Ben probably knows it, which no doubt is why he aims to return for this week's big game at AFC North arch-nemesis Baltimore. Can he be effective, though, after suffering that rare rib/shoulder combo injury in mid-November?
2. Coach-hotseat Watch
December arrives on Saturday. That's when manoeuvring begins in earnest for the teams that will be looking for a new head coach. That list almost certainly will include Philadelphia, Kansas City and San Diego. And probably Carolina. And maybe Dallas, Tennessee and the New York Jets "¦
3. Holmgren Watch.
Someone sure to be at or near the top of "prospective replacements" lists for all the coming head-coach vacancies is Mike Holmgren, the lame-duck president of the Cleveland Browns. He announced Monday his ties with the Browns will be conveniently severed as of Friday.
4. RG3 Watch.
On the heels of his competitive and pop-culture breakout game Thursday in Dallas, Robert Griffin III and the Washington Redskins next play Monday night, at home against the New York Giants. As we pointed out the other day, RG3 is slaying the NFC East so far: 54-of-71 for 869 yards, 10 TDs, 2 INTs and a 144.3 passer rating.
5. Kaepernick Watch.
It was a puzzling move for 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh to bench " his guy," Alex Smith, to start mostly untried second-year QB Colin Kaepernick. But in New Orleans, Kaepernick was solid. He had the nice TD run off the zone-read, yes, but his passing was sharp throughout. One more game like that and Smith better get used to wearing a ball cap during games.
Since having surgery on his left wrist, Buffalo Bills defensive end Mario Williams has become the dominant pass-rushing force the team thought it was getting for its $100 million. In the past four games, Williams has five sacks, six QB hits and six tackles-for-loss. He's up to 11th in the NFL with 8.5 sacks on the season, and trails only Atlanta's John Abraham among 4-3 DEs.
Pains us to say it, but the pick this week is Drew Brees. The 49ers applied a heckuva lot of hot on the New Orleans Saints QB Sunday, but Brees still was surprisingly off target a lot. He threw two pick-sixes, and missed open receivers frequently. New Orleans now is 5-6 and their playoff pulse is mighty weak. Seems unless Brees is otherworldly, his team cannot win.
Romeo Crennel, Chiefs head coach
His first season in K.C. has been as disastrous as any we can remember for a new NFL head coach. The Chiefs' lone win was the fluky comeback in New Orleans in Week 3. The Chiefs are super sloppy, and Crennel all but admits each week he has no answers.
Cincinnati wideout A.J. Green failed to catch a touchdown pass for the first time since Week 1, yet still had 111 yards on three catches. He's an elite player who will only get better as he and fellow second-year Bengal, QB Andy Dalton, grow together.
The Ryan brothers' supposed defensive coaching acumen is as overblown as their bluster. Rex (as head coach) runs the New York Jets' defence. Twin brother Rob (as defensive coordinator) runs the Dallas Cowboys' D. Last Thursday, their Ds allowed a combined 912 yards, 10 TDs, 17-of-27 on third down conversions and 7.1 yards per play in ugly losses.
Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt woulda been smart to start veteran QB John Skelton over his rookie, not-ready-for-anytime player Ryan Lindley. Lindley threw two TDs -- to the wrong team. Both were pick-sixes to Rams CB Janoris Jenkins. The Cards are now 4-7, basically out of the playoff hunt.
Buffalo Bills head coach Chan Gailey eschewed a 51-yard field-goal attempt from the Indy 34-yard line late in the second quarter, and punted instead. Gailey showed no confidence in PK Rian Lindell. In the NFL these days, a team must rely on its kicker up to at least 54-55 yards. Gailey shoulda let Lindell kick it.
The San Diego Chargers are 0-fer this year in games that would put them back in the playoff hunt. They were up by 10 in the fourth quarter against Baltimore but blew it. They coulda stayed in the playoff chase at 5-6, but are all but toast now at 4-7.
All 4 Steelers running backs (tie)
With emergency third-stringer Charlie Batch starting at lowly Cleveland, the Steelers needed their running backs to step it up. Instead, Rashard Mendenhall, Isaac Redman, Jonathan Dwyer and Chris Rainey combined for 49 yards on 20 carries, and each lost a crucial fumble. Brutal.
Ray Rice
In what probably is the play of the year in the NFL so far, Rice took a short dumpoff pass on 4th-and-29 -- with 1:59 left and his Baltimore Ravens down three in San Diego -- and proceeded to weave, juke, sprint, pound and dive his way 30 yards for the unlikely first down. Incredible. The Ravens would tie it in regulation and win in OT.
Jim Schwartz
Yes, it's a stupid rule. But the Detroit Lions head coach's job is to know the rules and remember them during games. He threw a challenge flag on a wrongly allowed touchdown, which by rule negated any video review, so Houston's bogus TD stood. The Lions lost in OT and fell out of the playoff hunt.


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We know her new movie, Katy Perry Part of Me The Movie in 3D, opens today. We also know she WAS married to Russell Brand. But there are probably some things you don't know about Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson.
1. Hey can you lend me some?
Katy admits that things weren't always as good as they are now. She says at her lowest point, she asked her younger brother who was only 15 at the time, for money. Which begs the question..How much money could HE possibly have????
2. She's apparently very close to her pet
She has a cat named Kitty Purry…But the cat….Has its own blog. Love when pets blog or are on Facebook or Twitter.
3. She's very acrobatic too
When Katy reportedly met her manager, she did a cartwheel and land in splits in his office. That's some talent…..
4. A very loyal employer
This is almost unheard of but most of Katy's staff has been with her from the beginning.
5. Thank you for the inspiration Alanis
The first non-Christian album she ever heard was Alanis Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill." Katy said that she was especially inspired by the song, "You Oughta Know."
6. Not into the whole role model thing
Katy was once quoted as saying, "If people want a role model, they can have Miley Cyrus." Thank you for that suggestion Katy.
7. She knew it then
Katy and her Hollywood best buds, actress Shannon Woodward and DJ Mia Moretti, made a "One day, we're all going to be famous" pact when they were young and broke in Los Angeles. Looks like if you can dream it, it can happen.
8. More inspiration…if you can call it that
Katy's "I Kissed A Girl" was inspired by a friendship she had with a girl when she was 15 and Katy admits to kissing her. She says she was totally obsessed with her. She says she was beautiful and she still talks to her, but she's never told her the song's about her. She also says she saw Scarlett Johansson in a magazine and realized she's make out with her if she ever walked into the same room as her!
9. But would you really call it stealing?
Katy's former Columbia publicist reportedly stole her files from the label and brought them to Capital Records.
10. Naturally she has more fun…or does she?
Katy is actually a natural blonde. She dyes it black. And lots of other colors too!
Did you know the first time Katy ventured into movies was when she voiced Smurfette in the 2011 movie The Smurfs? Remember the blue hair? Gotta love Katy Perry…


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Have you tried to use a micro sd? I have used them more than once and they worked.
I have searched and searched and tried to piece together what I need to do, and then when none of that worked, tried going back step by step until I even was trying to softmod it like a virgin. Please help me walk through how I can get my wii back up and running!
Hacked wii a year and a half ago, running everything off a usb drive (FAT 32 and WBFS) Love it, especially wiiflow and wiimc. Then my hdd crashed about two months ago. I rescued it, and fumbled my way through resurrecting my wii. A week ago, my hdd failed BIG TIME. I ended up having to write the entire disk with 0000's, then fresh formatting it to FAT 32.
Here I sit with my freshly FAT 32 formatted hdd and my wii that has been softmodded (originally using messie, but then using maui frog's two months ago) for over a year and running successfully. I'm hoping to run everything off of FAT 32 this time.
I tried using mauifrog's softmod any wii thread, using the instructions to update an already softmodded wii. Didn't work because I don't have mmm on my virgin hdd. So I went back up the thread to installing on a wii that has homebrew working. Got mmm working, but it won't mount my hdd. Says unable to mount device: usb. I *know* it's compatable and it is in perfect condition now.
PROBLEM 1a: If I try using the MMM-58-61 containing bannerbomb2, nothing comes up in homebrew at all.
My bootmii boots to a black screen. Tried doing the threads about fixing the hackmii errors (same thing?), but I no longer have a small SD card Only have micro's. Can I do this with a usb? Somehow I doubt it because there is no USB icon to click on :P
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PLEASE HELP ME. I swear I'm not being lazy!!!
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Have you tried to use a micro sd? I have used them more than once and they worked.
Yes and it just gives me an error or a fail.
Forget I ever posted this. All I had to do was reinstall the program files to the apps folders. The old channel forwarders even work. I WAY overcomplicated this.
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District 8 covers a region from Carlyle Lake, Illinois' largest inland lake, west to East St. Louis and French Illinois, and northwest to Pere Marquette State Park and Calhoun County where the Illinois River flows into the Mississippi. Counties covered are Bond, Calhoun, Clinton, Greene, Jersey, Madison, Marion, Monroe, Randolph, St. Clair, and Washington, as well as portions of adjacent counties. While you are cycling in this region, we invite you to stop and take in many of the scenic and historic wonders of this region.
The Mississippi River has helped shape this region. Around the St. Louis area and south, the Illinois side of the river is a broad flood plain with a ridge of bluffs a few miles away. The floodplain is partly cultivated, with important sections protected as wetlands and wildlife refuges. Many of these protected areas are in Calhoun County. Farther south the land is hillier. At Alton, the bluffs abut the Mississippi. Scenic limestone cliffs follow the river west to Grafton where the Illinois River flows into the Mississippi. Pristine Calhoun County is hilly, dominated by a ridge between the rivers. Only one bridge crosses into Calhoun County at Hardin; four ferries—two across the Illinois and two across the Mississippi into Missouri—cross the rivers in other locations. Further east, the land is level to gently rolling terrain with more farmland. Along the bluffs and cliffs are hollows—areas where the bluffs fold inward to surround a narrow valley on three sides. Some of these hollows have small villages, such as the picturesque town of Elsah off Illinois 100 between Alton and Pere Marquette State Park. Waterfalls are a rarity in a generally flat state like Illinois, but these bluffs offer the best chance to see one, such as the one near Dupo in southwestern St. Clair County.
The Mississippi River is the dominant body of water in this region. It marks the western boundary of Region 8, except in one location: at Kaskaskia, the Illinois state line follows an older bed of the river. Thus Kaskaskia Island, jutting westward into Missouri, is the only accessible part of Illinois west of the Mississippi.
The next best thing to a beach is found scattered in spots along the Mississippi River. Sandbars form "beaches" along parts of the Mississippi, especially in southern Calhoun County where public access is provided. These roads to the river at the National Wildlife Refuge in Calhoun County provide access to these sandy areas. The roads are dirt and sand, so exercise caution or take a mountain bike. Please respect private property rights.
The other major river in the areas is the Illinois River flowing south from northeastern Illinois. Like the Mississippi, the Illinois is surrounded by scenic bluffs and hills. Waterfowl, eagles in winter, and other wildlife are abundant here (see next section). The Illinois River is found in the northwestern portion of this region.
The largest lake entirely within Illinois is Carlyle Lake, located in the eastern portion of this region. Boating of all types, swimming on a mad-made beach, bird watching at the wildlife management area, and, of course, fishing are popular activities at Carlyle Lake
Like much of Illinois, this area was covered by a vast prairie, broken by wooded areas near rivers, streams, and more hilly areas. Most of the prairie—mainly in the eastern portion of Region 8—has been converted to farm land. Wooded areas are predominantly oak-hickory in the uplands with cottonwood, maple and willow in the bottomlands.
Calhoun and Jersey counties, bordering the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, are home to much wildlife. A number of conservation areas, wildlife management areas, and Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge exist in this area. Deer, waterfowl, birds of prey such as many hawk species, and an abundance of other animals live in or visit these protected lands. In the winter months, a number of bald eagles roost in the wooded bluffs along both rivers. Please respect these lands so that they remain a good home for these animals.
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KALONA — Iowa Mennonite School in Kalona became $50,000 richer after being named a 2012 Champion in U.S. Cellular's Calling All Communities campaign. The contest awards $150,000 to the school that garners the most online votes, and the next 17 schools receive $50,000 each.
"We're inspired by the tenacity and spirit of this year's winners, who harnessed the support from their friends, families, PTAs, alumni and local businesses to encourage voting from the first day to the final weekend," said Don Cochran, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in Iowa. "We can't wait to hear about how the schools plan to use the winnings they worked so hard to earn."


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