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Denon ASD-11R Dock Station For Use with Compatible Denon Receivers For iPod
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- Compatibility: iPod mini; iPod nano 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G; iPod classic 3G, 4G, 5G, 5.5 G, 6G; iPod touch 1G, 2G, 3G; iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4
- Connect and play your iPod or iPhone through your Denon music or home theater system
- Stereo composite audio output; S-video output to display iPod pictures and videos on your TV
- Connects to Dock Control port provided on many Denon models for browsing and playback via your remote
- iPods are receive charge while docked
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With plug and play simplicity, you can easily connect your iPhone, iPod classic, iPod touch, or iPod nano to your Denon music or home theater system and enjoy command and control via your Denon component remote control. The ASD-11R features a wide range of connectivity for various iPod and other models, and provides stereo audio outputs along with S-video output, so you can enjoy viewing photos and videos on your TV. Many Denon A/V receivers and other music and home theater components feature Dock Control ports for simple and quick connection to the ASD-11R (different models have different levels of remote control functionality). The ASD-11R also features charging capability and is elegantly styled to match your iPod, etc.
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Shep has rung the bell for the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign for a number of years, both in Greenwich and in Cedarville.
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LOL incantius. I understand that! In fact, I tell people that in order for me to learn anything new, I have to forget something OLD.
.....new stuff goes in the front.....old stuff falls out the back of my head. And, sadly, I don't know what I've forgotten because...I CAN'T REMEMBER IT!!!!!!
i learned something last week and lost my sister's phone number :D
Yes, thank you Mr Morandir for the followup on my question as well!
ian, you are correct sir. The Cool Carts are great. I haven't received the Boges yet but I can confirm it was the juice from Vapor4Life I was using in them. I just got a shipment of juice in from another source and paired with the Cool Carts, it produces great taste and great vapor.
Whenever I'm not using my tanks, cool carts are all I use. I love em!
Speaking of tanks, I have a flavor in one that I am not digging anymore (Banana Breeze). I liked it at first but it is way to rich/sweet to keep vaping. Is there anyway I can clean the cartomizer that is in the tank so I can fill it with a different flavor or should I just pop in a new cartomizer?
ObsceneJ, we just had this discussion not long ago. I think it was Via who didn't like a flavor that she put in a tank. She did, in fact, clean the cartomizer and soak it in vodka. Let me find that link....or find Via. LOL


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Yoochun is the middle child of Dong Bang Shin Ki, a famous Korean boy band that is popular in Asia. DBSK has gotten into the Guinness Book of World Records for having the largest official fanbase, numbering over 800,000. Micky Yoochun composes many of the songs DBSK sings, and writes lyrics. He is very sensitive, and cries a lot. He lived in Fairfax, VA for around four years before he auditioned and was sent to Korea. He misses his family a lot, especially his little brother, who he feels like he let down.
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Calvin & Hobbes cartoonist Bill Watterson once stated that he imagined it must be a great temptation to misuse one's parental authority for private jokes. Since--like Watterson--I have no children of my own, I can't say for certain if that's true or not; however, thanks to my dad, I can say that there are parents who misuse said authority in order to get their kid to do what they want them to. And occasionally, that crap can SCAR A KID FOR LIFE.
You see, like most children, I hated green beans. Actually, I hated most vegetables, but green beans were the ones I loathed the most. So whenever green beans were featured as part of the fare, I would pointedly eat everything else on my plate and then spend the rest of the meal with my mouth screwed shut and glaring at the offending greens like they had called my grandmother a dirty word until Dad gave up and dismissed me from the table. Until one day, when my dad turned to me and said this:
"Eat your green beans. They put hair on your chest and--pay attention, folks; this is the kicker--give you a full beard."
Now, in my defense, I would just like to state that I was a young, impressionable child at the time. This was my dad, who--I foolishly thought--would never lie to me. The fact that he was sporting a rather unruly full beard at the time lent credence to his claim. And seeing as my mother wasn't around to debunk this, I did what any child in that position would do; I proceeded to quickly devour every single green bean on my plate, as if the speed at which I ate them would somehow help make up for all the green beans I had refused before. THAT IS HOW BADLY I WANTED A BEARD.
Needless to say, when I finally caught wise to the fact that--as a female--no amount of green beans eaten were ever going to cause me to grow hair on my chin, the revelation was somewhat devastating. I felt duped. I had been scammed by my own dad. Here I had been, eating all these nasty green beans, and for what? FOR NOTHING.
You know how some adults recall the moment they learned the truth about the Tooth Fairy or Santa Claus? That's pretty much how I view the truth about the green beans. Like the cake in Portal, the beard is a lie and while The Husband keeps telling me that it's a good thing I can't grow one, there is a seven-year-old version of me who is still extremely sore about the whole thing.
The reason I bring up this tale of childhood trust betrayed now is because, thanks to the Internet, I found this:
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Taraduff, I don't know you, but I just want to thank you. With your beard hats, you have finally made the seven-year-old version of me a very happy little girl.
And just so this post isn't completely about the exorcising of my personal childhood trauma, let's look at some other beard hats, shall we? I mean, hey, I gotta redeem this post somehow.
How's about a pirate beard hat? Granted, that mustache looks like it would make grog-swigging a bit problematic, but I'm sure the pattern could be tweaked. Just make sure you do it soon, because Talk Like A Pirate Day is coming up quick.
Of course, if Lord Of The Rings is more your style, you could always go with this dwarven battle bonnet, complete with Gimli-style beard.
And finally, for those of us who have an inexplicable fondness for H. P. Lovecraft's Old Ones, we've got a Cthulhu beard hat. Because running around dressed like the tentacled one himself will surely get you eaten first.
So that's it for today, and if we've learned anything today, it's this: Be careful about what you lead your children to believe, because you never know if one day they'll start a blog where they state for all the Internet to read that YOU OWE ME A BEARD HAT, DAD.


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Complete maintenance of this Piper Seneca, in the own Flight Training Europe angar.
Thanks to executives of the Flight Training Europe in the Jerez Airport, for his amiability and to allow us to visit his magnificent training college. FTEJerez it is an important aviation world... (more)
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October 21, 2013Mansion Ghost Walk brings the dead back to life
By Sherri Kolade
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FARMINGTON — The full moon looked like it was just there for show.
It provided the perfect backdrop for the throngs of people who stood in line in mid-40 degree temperatures as a hearse flashed purple lights into the dark sky, a harbinger of unearthly things yet unseen.
The annual Ghost Walk Oct. 19 at the Governor Warner Mansion, 33805 Grand River Ave., drew attendees who learned about Victorian mourning and Gov. Fred Warner and his family, and heard ghost stories under the moon.
Farmington resident Nathan Zajac, 8, was the first to admit his fear as he learned about ghosts during a Michigan Ghost Watchers' presentation.
The paranormal investigation team told the crowd of their findings after investigating the mansion in the spring, which included electronic recordings of reported ghosts sounds.
One such recording was of a ghost reportedly running up on an investigator who was in the mansion's basement.
During the question-and-answer segment, Zajac was the first to raise his hand.
"I'm scared," he said without hesitation.
After the presentation, Zajac explained why.
"I was spooked out" he said. "If I actually heard (the footsteps), I would run out of the house."
But Zajac trekked forward with his family, while some stayed behind to hear stories of ghosts outside by a blazing fire.
"A book lay open. Curious, he sat down in the chair and he began to read … a list of names. … He suddenly got the feeling he was not in the room alone. He looked up from the printed page, and there staring up at him from the darkened room were the glowing red eyes of demons."
The pacing and tone of storyteller Anne Gnagi had the crowd aghast as she finished out the tale, which ended with the reader dead.
"The story is called 'The Book of Magic,'" she said. "It is about a man who finds a book and reads it, and calls the spirits, and tries to get rid of them."
She said stories are not just for little children, and scary stories are a way to battle real demons.
"Fear in a story is something (listeners) can control, and the story ends," she said. "It is a way for them to be able to deal with fear."
Aside from paranormal investigations and stories, attendees met the "ghosts" — costumed volunteers — of the Warner family, who talked about their experiences, dabbled in psychic readings and more.
Mansion volunteer Sharon Bernath said during the event that it was all about making memories at the mansion, in addition to having a little bit of Halloween fun.
"We ordered the full moon," she said smiling. "I think (the event) really drew a lot of people. I think (the attendees) like the idea that there are ghosts, especially in this old house. It appeals to people."
Attendee Rosie Bradbury, of Farmington Hills, was on the tour for a second time.
"I like to hear about the historical part," she said. "We have to know history. This is how we used to live."
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Just another formula to keep the party of robbers in office.
Wrong! You commit the grevious sin that the Ukraine is somehow similar to the United States and its House of Representives. Why should representation be limited to just area! Perhaps You are simply comparing apples and oranges?? I also will remind you that the western and most poorest region of the Ukraine constitutes only 15% of the country. Please keep your insulting diatribes to yourself.


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Hahaha good one, John!
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Also, a small muse.
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Goat knocks over TV reporter
She took the whole thing in stride and laughed
PALMETTO, Fla. (CNN/WWSB) - Florida reporter Linda Carson learned a valuable lesson this week: never turn your back on a goat.
Carson was at the Manatee County Fair in Palmetto working on a story about kids that raise goats when one of the animals charged her and knocked her to the ground.
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NEW YORK – Towel producer Bianca USA has named industry veteran Gary Lyon managing director, effective Sept. 12.
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(By Balachander) Constellation Brands Inc. (NYSE: STZ) lifted its guidance for fiscal 2013 after the premium wine company posted stronger-than-expected third-quarter results, and its shares jumped 4.13 percent in premarket trading on Wednesday.
On a comparable basis, the company's earnings per share (EPS) increased 26 percent to 63 cents, beating market expectations of 55 cents for the third quarter. Reported net income grew 4 percent to $110 million for the quarter ended November.
Net sales rose 9 percent to $767 million, topping consensus estimate of a growth of 7.30 percent for the three month period.
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Looking ahead for the year 2013, the company now expects comparable EPS in the range of $2.10 to $2.20 from prior expectations of $2.00 to $2.10. while analysts expect $2.07. Constellation Brands also lifted reported EPS forecast to $1.97 to $2.07 from 1.87 to $1.97 projected earlier.
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Located on the most popular street in Queenstown, Base Backpackers is THE \"one stop shop\" hostel. We have everything you could want under one roof - your bed, your entertainment and your adventure all catered for by the friendliest team in town.
5 yrs young, Discovery Lodge has completely modern facilities, top quality rooms in Queenstown's main street, Altitude Bar & Café for entertainment & meal deals, Beyond Travel for adventure travel deals, 24hr internet, open fire, modern kitchen, laundry, and all the good things you expect from Base |
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NYPD Blocks "Blow the Whistle on Stop-and-Frisk" Contingent from West Indian Day Parade
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Monday, the Stop Mass Incarceration Network distributed thousands of bright orange and yellow whistles to parade viewers and marchers heralding a new and more widespread wave of public protest of the NYPD police of stop-and-frisk beginning Thursday, September 13.
Their message "No one will be stopped-and-frisked in silence," was cheered. Thousands of photos were snapped of their banner "Blow the Whistle on Stop-and-Frisk Thursday Sept. 13."
But one group did not like the contingent's message, and blocked them from entering the parade, then encircling them with hundreds of armed officers. The NYPD, despite the group's authorization from the West Indian Day Parade Association to participate in the parade, refused the contingent admittance at several times and places along the route. At one point, after they were directed to their place in the march, police pushed the contingent out of the march and onto a side street.
Carl Dix, an initiator of the campaign along with Cornel West, said, "The NYPD set out to keep our message--Blow the Whistle on Stop & Frisk--from getting out on Labor Day. A 'white shirt' cop told us that he wrote the permits for who gets to march on Eastern Parkway in the West Indian Day Parade. This is what a police state sounds like."
The Stop Mass Incarceration Network says, "If it sickens you to know that under Stop-and-Frisk, almost 2000 people, most of them Black or Latino are subjected to harassment, disrespect, brutality and even worse; if you are tired of seeing Muslims and South Asians are targeted; if you hate the way immigrants and LGBT people are treated as less than human by NYPD; if you are someone who knows this will never happen to you but also know it's wrong; Join in BLOWING the WHISTLE on STOP-and-FRISK Thursday September 13. On September 13, nobody gets Stopped-and-Frisked in silence!"
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UNITED STATES President Obama and PNoy appeared guilty of what business organizations call as psychological breach of contract -- hindi marunong tumupad sa salita.
PNoy is scuttling the infamous PDAF in name but not its total abolishment.
Mr. Obama is quibbling on his threat of air strike on Syria, leaving the free world frustrated if not dismayed by his hesitation.
Unlike President Marcos who wisely set in place the legal and moral premises of his intended actions, Obama was brusque and impulsive in his intent -- he fired from the hip.
US allies are encouraging –- but not joining – Obama's postured strike. Communist terrorists use this strategy: kill the chicken to frighten the monkey.
A strike on Syria is a strong message to the troublesome monkeys of Iran and North Korea -– that bullying and terrifying their neighbors with their nuclear capabilities will not go without retaliation. While Mr. Obama quibbles in quandary over Syria, former Angeles City councilor Alfie Bonifacio has fired his artillery on his bitter rival Chairman Tony Mamac of revenue-rich Barangay Balibago.
Even as T-Mac continues weeding out undesirable elements -- petty thieves and drug pushers in his village, Dr. Alfie has intensified his free dental work to the poor residents. He has pulled enough bad teeth which when translated into a vote per tooth can overwhelm Mamac's voting strength from Balibago's influential mamasans.
Kapitan Mamac has a record of two electoral victories over the Bonifacios. He won against Alfie's father, Don Allan, in a previous barangay election, and recently in the contest for city vice mayor against Alfie. He was placed on the limelight after building what was billed as the best and largest barangay hall in Region 3.
The father and son team are expected to unite resources to match Mamac's dollar spending style. The Bonifacios's fortune includes investments in real estate and in financing. The elder Allan had learned his lessons with Mamac and is expected to dig deeper into his treasure chest to get back at T-Mac this October.
His supporters said Bonifacio plans not only to revamp the present governance system but will build a network of services including a modern dental clinic to even up Mamac's social hygiene and rapid treatment center.
"Mang Tony can even have his aching tooth, if any, extracted free at Dr. Alfie's private clinic or at the proposed dental center," according to the popular dentist's leaders on Josefa street.
"Not if my rival patronizes the rapid treatment center," the former cop (Major ret.) riposted. This is just the start of a series of campaign skirmishes for the most exciting and expensive battle for Balibago.
May I call the attention of Vice Gov. Dennis Pineda, a known sportsman and godfather of Kapampangan basketball talents, to honor basketball heroes Japeth Aguilar and Jayson Castro as MOKA 1213 Awardees for Sports? BM Michael Tapang is willing to sponsor the proposed Resolution endorsing the joint award for the brilliant cagers.
Aguilar and Castro prominently shone as mainstays of Gilas Pilipinas in the recent Asia Fiba Games where the nation got the silver medal. Delta is doing well as the Governor's alter ego in political trouble shooting and in the task for relief and rescue efforts along with PDRM officer Ms. Angie Blanco.
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Trading series 11 Grandma with cat for any of the following: (UK) (self.legotrade)
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[–]onegoat 1 point2 points3 points 3 months ago
not keen on the grandma but let me know if you get any other ones.
im in the uk and i have the spanish soldier youre looking for
[–]Thomas_w1988[S] 1 point2 points3 points 3 months ago
Hmm I don't have any other Season 11 guys. Mainly because I was only keen on the Scientist lady. I have a fairly vast amount of guys from the previous series. Are there any you are interested in ? I will check through my bag of "don't wants".
yeah there are loads i would liike! eg. chicken suit guy, waiter (series9), daredevil (s7), bagpiper (s7)
those are just some examples, there are loads more i would be willing to trade my conquistador for.
I will check my collection tonight. Off the top of my head I don't have Chicken Guy or Waiter guy. I may still have Bagpiper. I will compile a little list later for sure.
[–]onegoat 0 points1 point2 points 3 months ago
cool, thanks
[–]Thomas_w1988[S] 0 points1 point2 points 3 months ago
Hi I have got a slightly more comprehensive list. Unfortunately I don't have any of those 3 guys you listed :(.
I have got:
no problem
trade my conquistador for your boxer?
Sounds perfect !
As you can see I am much more into the historical, sci fi and fantay figs. I have acumulated quite a lot of the regular guys. I do like boxer guys face though. Its very detailed
If you PM me your details I can have him posted to you tomorrow.
just PMed you.
I really like the historical ones too, not really into the sci fi and fantasy ones.
[–]tjac945832 0 points1 point2 points 3 months ago
I am in the US and have the American Revolutionary soldier (S10) if you are interested.
Hi, you caught me just as I logged on Reddit ! Great timing.
I actually got the Revolutionary guy in a separate trade a few days ago :O. If you have any of the others I listed though I am totally fine with trading with the colonies ;).
[–]nukester84 0 points1 point2 points 3 months ago
how about grandma for evil robot
Thanks for the offer but I traded her via Eurobricks forums instead. I will update my original post accordingly.
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Cozy home located just one mile from the beach off of desirable Shore Rd. This is a 4 bedroom 2 bath home offering an eat in kitchen and eat in dining area. The property also offers a large backyard for outdoor barbeques and other backyard activities. Great central location; close to downtown Westerly, restaurants, shopping and prestigious Watch Hill.This home was a two family, converted into one but still can accommidate two family vacationing, a full kitchen downstairs and a partial kitchen upstairs. Full laundry facilities. The house has a walkout cellar so bring your bicycles, boggie boards, surfboards, scuba gear, etc.
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Arrived on Friday night and the house looks exactly the same as the pictures. The owner was kind and made our stay easy and enjoyable. Had a great weekend with friends and I would definitely stay here again in the future.Recommended for: Families with young children, adventure seekers, sightseeing, age 55+, families with teenagers.
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While station design work is still ongoing, the size of the rail stations will be reduced by an average of 26 percent, HART spokesman Scott Ishikawa said in an email. Station sizes are also being reduced by removing control systems for the automated trains and placing those systems at another location.
Other transit systems, including the Metro in the Washington, D.C., area and Boston's Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, have adopted this idea of making the stations similar to save costs as well, Grabauskas, a former Massachusetts secretary of transportation and general manager for the MBTA, said.
Already, HART is in the process of changing the stations' design. The first three stations at the west end of the line are being designed by Omaha, Neb.-based HDR Engineering Inc., and that company has been ordered to make changes, Grabauskas said.
Information about the costs of changing the first three stations' designs and how much additional time that will take was not immediately available. But HART officials said that design work is expected to be completed in early 2013.
One critic of the rail project said HART should have thought about designing the stations this way years ago, and he is skeptical that it will cut that much money from project's cost.
"I'm pretty sure you would have some commonality, otherwise it is going to drive people crazy," Panos Prevedouros, an engineering professor and transit expert at the University of Hawaii, said about the stations' designs. "Why didn't they think of this six years ago?"
Prevedouros, who advises Ben Cayetano, the former governor running for mayor on a platform largely built around killing the rail project, said he doesn't see how this move will save at least $90 million. He called that claim an "exaggeration." And, like Cayetano, Prevedouros said he still favors adding more busses to the city's streets over rail.
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A-Trak feat Juicy J & Danny Brown "Piss Test"
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A-Trak is a world champion DJ, in demand producer, and globetrotting club rocker without peer. Three 6 Mafia's Juicy J is true Southern rap royalty on a hot streak of new music. And Danny Brown is rap's rookie of the year, a critically acclaimed mic wrecker and budding style icon. Together, these three party professionals have come up with "Piss Test," a speaker-detonating slice of gleefully antisocial Parental Advisory rap that serves as the first teaser off Loosies, the upcoming Fool's Gold hip hop compilation. Play this at high volume, preferably in a residential neighborhood.
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Lmfao sick ass beat but juicy j is past his time. He doesnt have SHIT on Danny.


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Some comments we received:
Comment #1: Lots of diseases. My granddaddy said it better be well done, with that said I have never caught one in a snare or trap but .22 to the head works fine.
Comment #3: Well, concerning capture – I would use some traps, same as I do coon. Body hold are best, bout the size you would use for a squirrel, but snares work too. If you use a snare, remember these things can climb very well – infact – nearly as well as any coon – and they fight. Vicious if it gets backed into a corner.


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