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Green Parts International, Inc. Announces Update
ATLANTA, March 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Green Parts International, Inc. (Pink Sheets: GNPT), GNPT.PK, announced today a general update on the progress and status of the company. As a "green" company, GP engages in the recycling of vehicles and appliances. The recycling of these products covers markets ranging from automotive, steel, oil, and other metals like copper and aluminum. Green Parts International, together with its subsidiaries, provides service and products around the world, primarily in the US, Far East (South Korea) and India.
Green Parts International announces annual financials for the year ending December 31, 2012. The total revenues aggregate were $12,535,583 GNPT, had net income of $521,405, and a 4.16% net income level. In addition, excluding onetime charges the net income would have been $975,263.00, a 7.78% net income level.
A statement from President/CEO Asif commented, "Over the past several years GNPT has aggressively and successfully restructured its debt service and streamlined its operations. In addition, GNPT continues to seek cost cutting measures while focusing on strategic growth initiatives and increasing synergies between metal recycling business and auto parts business. In the coming months GNPT will be announcing market outlooks and various other statements regarding its plans to initiate new verticals and capitalize on strategic opportunities."
Green Parts International is headquartered in Atlanta, GA, that deals in the global commodity of scrap metal and used auto parts and delivers tonnage to countries with demand. GNPT is a cleanup company for the United States salvaging vehicles, vehicle parts and reusable scrap for shipment to high demand projects both domestically and abroad. For further information about Green Parts International, visit the websites; www.greenparts.com
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Friday was the 25 anniversary of Black Monday, the day the stock market went into a free fall, losing more than 22% in a single trading session. The market weakness began on Thursday, Oct. 15, that year and then lost 108 points on Friday, Oct. 16. This was considered a huge loss, signaling a bottom to most traders.
They were not prepared when the markets opened in Europe and started selling off based on Friday's New York loss. But Monday, right from the opening, the market sold off and just kept going. The losses in the individual indices were 22.6% for the Dow, 20.5% for the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq, which at the time was the OTC composite index, 11.4%.
George Santayana, a Spanish-born U.S. philosopher and poet, is credited with the quote, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." That could easily apply to today's markets.
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Interest Rates: December Treasury bonds closed at 1 and 6/32nds on Friday as money made the "trip" from equities back to the relative safety of the U.S. treasury market. Poor U.S. corporate earnings prompted the selling in equities but concern that the European debt crisis, regardless of the rhetoric from various Government officials, continues to plague the markets. We continue to view the treasury bond market as in a range between 145 and 155. On Friday two bank closures were announced by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., (FDIC) making the total for the year so far of 47 bank failures. I feel that most bank failures are tied directly or indirectly, to the repeal of Glass Steagel act, and the deep recession causing mortgage defaults as well as bank credit card defaults. When the Clinton Administration signed the repeal in conjunction with then Treasury head Greenspan, it allowed the banks to package mortgages and debt, when good or bad, into securities and then market those securities through their brokerage arms globally. In effect the U.S. banking and brokerage industries, in my opinion, "created" the global debt crisis. Stay with the treasury bonds.
Stock Indices: The Dow Jones Industrials closed at 13,343.51, down 205.43 points or 1.52% on Friday. The S&P 500 closed at 1,433.19, down 24.15 or 1.66%. The tech heavy Nasdaq closed at 3,005.62, down 67.25 points or 2.19%. For the week the Dow still managed a gain of 0.11%, the S&P 500 0.32%, but the Nasdaq lost 1.26%. Poor corporate earnings were responsible for the losses with consumer discretionary stocks suffering the biggest losses. We continue to warn our readers that a "black hole" exists under the equity markets and strongly suggest the implementation of hedging strategies for holders of large equity positions. We can assist in the development of specific strategies based on portfolio composition.
Currencies: The December U.S. dollar index closed at 79.705, up 28 points on shortcovering against most currencies tied to the EuroZone debt crisis. The ECB President Mario Draghi continues to exert his influence in "claiming" that he will support the Euro "whatever it takes". Unfortunately, with the current recession in Great Britain, the economic downturn in the better capitalized Northern Euro members, and the protests against the various austerity programs in Greece, Spain, Italy and others, we would ask Mr. Draghi to "show me the money"……The December Euro closed at $1.3029, down 41 points, the Swiss Franc lost 36 oints to $1.0781, the Japanese Yen 7 points to .012616, the British Pound 60 points to $1.5999, the Canadian Dollar 80 points to $1.0055, the Australian dollar 43 points to $1.0275, and the New Zealand dollar 40 points to .8124.Stay with the dollar.
Energies: November crude oil closed at $90.05 per barrel, down $2.05 or 2.2%, the largest decline since October 3rd. Concern over slowing economic growth and reduced oil demand and against the strong dollar. Support for crude comes from concern over Iran's nuclear ambitions and the closure of a key U.S. pipeline, the Keystone pipeline. We continue to feel that a global economic slowdown is the prime concern prompting long liquidation of crude. We see no reason for demand to increase other than "fear factors". Hold put positions for our eventual goal, once again, of the $75-80 per barrel level.
Copper: December copper closed at $3.6285 per pound, down 11.45c and the most in over 6 months tied to reduced demand from China, the worlds largest user of copper as well as other materials. Stay with you put positions.
Precious Metals: December gold closed at $1,722.50 per ounce, down $22.20 on signs of economic growth slowdown in China and the stronger U.S. dollar in which it is denominated. Disappointing U.S. corporate earnings prompted selling in equities and buying of bonds as money flowed to the relative safety of U.S. treasuries. We continue to favor the sidelines in gold but for those that "must have" precious metals in their portfolio, we prefer silver. December silver closed at $32.090 per ounce, down 77.8c. October platinum closed at $1,733.90, down $7.30 while December palladium lost $20.75 to close at $626.45 per ounce. Last week was the time to roll October platinum positions over to January.
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Grains and Oilseeds: December corn closed at $7.61 ½ per bushel, up 3/4c tied to tight supplies but demand remains weak after trading recently as high as $8.49 and is now back to mid July pricing. We prefer the sidelines in corn. December wheat closed at $8.71 per bushel, up 2 1/2c on profittaking after recent buying pushed prices to over $9.51 per bushel. The dollar premium to corn is after trading flat with corn recently. The reports that Ukraine may limit exports and on expectation for dry weather curbing production in the U.S. We would hold any long positions but would not add for now. November soybeans closed at $15.33 per bushel, down 12 1/2c on profittaking after Thursdays rally. November beans are two dollar off the recent high but three dollars off the June lows. Hold long positions but don't add for now.
Meats: December cattle closed at $1.27375 per pound, down 67.5 points and are just about mid-way between the recent high of $1.31 and the June low of $1.23. We like cattle tied to reduced herd sizes tied to marketings after dry, hot weather caused high feed prices but would only buy on dips. December hogs closed at 79.65c per pound, p 80 points, after touching 79.8c per pound, the highest since August. Shortcovering after recent hog marketings tied to feed prices shortened herd sizes. Rising demand for pork and reduced supplies could prompt additional buying but 82c poses significant technical resistance. Hold longs but raise stops.
Coffee, Cocoa and Sugar: December coffee closed at $1.6110 per pound, up 2.5c on shortcovering but ample global supplies could add to recent selling pressure. Stay out for now. December cocoa closed at $2,469 per tonne, up $31 after a report showed cocoa bean usage in North America was higher than previously forecast. We like cocoa but use stop protection on any new buying. March sugar closed at 20.28c per pound, up 49 points. Sugar may have found support around 20c on shortcovering after recent heavy long liquidation. We like the long side but only due to potential additional shortcovering. Use stops.
Cotton: December cotton closed at 76.6c per pound, down 1.12c after the recent rally that saw prices move 8c higher in a week. Reports that cotton held in the ICE exchange warehouses were at a 17 year low prompted the buying We favor the long side of cotton but use stop protection. On further rallies of a cent or more, raise the trailing stops since the U.S. harvest could be larger than previously estimated.


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Elemental Mind: Human Consciousness and the New PhysicsWritten in an extraordinarily lucid style, Elemental Mind is a brilliant and audacious attempt to arrive at a solution to the "mind/body problem." Until now the debate has been dominated by two major conjectures. One holds that the mind is the result of certain complex biological interactions; the other asserts that the mind is the "software" that controls the brain's computer-like "hardware." This book presents a third hypothesis- one that boldly casts aside traditional explanations about inner mental states. And it does so by drawing on sources as diverse as Vonnegut and Heisenberg, not to mention imagined encounters with an entrancing, highly intelligent robot named Claire. |
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Saint Lactali of Freshford
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Educated at Bangor Abbey. Monk. Spiritual student of Saint Comgall of Bangor and Saint Molu of Killaloe. Founded the monastery Achadh-Ur, now known as Freshford, in Kilkenny, Ireland, and served as its first abbot. Miracle worker and healer of the lame and the mentally ill.
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I remember that summer. Sam Ervin was Chair of the Senate Committee investigating Watergate and they were running the hearings live on TV. My dad would come down out of his office and away from his drawing board and sit with me in the den and watch. My father was in a bit of disbelief and denial at the time. He had voted for Nixon twice, which is not to say he liked the man, he thought of him as a loathsome character on some level, something of a warped personality, but a principled patriot with a necessary ruthless instinct —necessary for the times. As an example, my father was skeptical of this coverup business these Democrats were accusing him of. Nixon didn't strike him as the kind of man with enough personal loyalty to bother with a coverup.
Nevertheless we watched with rapt fascination as the various players sat at the microphone and testified to the truth or something like it. Hunt and Dean and Ehrlichman, Colson. And the various senators and congressman were on display, too. My fathers sense was that on some level this had to be a forced show trial. Just something the Democrats were exploiting for leverage. Chairman Ervin with his long drawling asides seemed as much motivated by his chance to strut in the spotlight.
I remember the North Carolina Senator had gone off onto one of these, into one of those homespun soliloquies, the self described "old down home country lawyer" had reeled off some parable in search of a point. Then this low sober and serious, sonorous voice interjected. It was time to move on in the hearing. "I regret I have no charming tales of my Hawaiian boyhood to share at this time."
That was Senator Daniel Inouye.
The hearing room burst out in laughter, congressmen, staffers, audience —even the fellow in the hot seat giving testimony at the time as I recall, but especially my father and I, sitting in our den. He laughed so hard he had tears in his eyes. That was our introduction to the senator from Hawaii. We'd eventually learn more about him, his personal heroics and patriotism, even in the face of his beloved country's own racism. But it was that dry rejoinder, that harkening to serious purpose with a lightness of wit. Unshakeable integrity. I know for my father it was moments like that that enabled him to see the dimension beyond mere political circus that was at hand in those days. He came to appreciate the political crisis and its importance, the importance of redress.
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Demonoid has shared Megaupload's fate.
Demonoid has shared Megaupload's fate.
Don't know why anyone downloads stuff from the US anymore. Your just asking for trouble sadly. It's why I stay away from anything here. I only get toku/anime subed.
I wonder who's next?
i would extremely scream out of my lungs if kat.ph will be taken down. thanks a lot, Ukraine governments!
This is very terrible news, I used to download most of my favorite american cartoons from Demonoid.
only www.kat.ph remained now
^indeed. kat.ph have twitter so you can follow them and like them on Facebook. they also have Chrom extension and i do mention that they have wallpapers?
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UKNova - taken out by FACT, the Federation Against Copyright Theft.
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The port of Anchorage (pop. 279,000) lies at the head of Cook Inlet, surrounded by the Chugach Mountains. It is Alaska's largest town, its commercial and economic centre as well as its most important traffic hub (intercontinental air services; the world's largest seaplane base). Among places of interest are the Anchorage Museum of History and Art and Earthquake Park, which commemorates the devastating 1964 earthquake. Anchorage appeals to visitors as a good base for excursions by air or boat and for the scenic attractions of its immediate surroundings. Within easy reach of the town are Mount Alyeska Ski Resort, which offers skiing throughout the year, the magnificent Portage Glacier (50 mi. south-east) and the Kenai Peninsula. Chugach National Forest and Chugach State Park offer unspoiled natural landscapes.
Alaska Native Heritage Center
The Alaska Native Heritage Center explores the cultures of the 11 indigenous groups of Alaska. Visitors can experience Alaska Native dance and discover its cultural relevance, learn about Native games and athletes, and see traditional Native dwellings with knowledgeable guides at to provide details and answer questions. Visitors can also hear stories of Alaska's Native people and learn about Native traditions.The Center also looks at modern times and some of the changes and challenges which Native People are faced with on a political, environment, and cultural front. The contrast of traditional ways and modern realities can be seen through some of the exhibits.The Alaska Native Heritage Center offers educational programs created to support all of Alaska's Native cultures. There is also an on site gift shop with unique items for sale.
Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center
The Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center contains a broad range of art and historical items related to Alaska and the arctic. The permanent collection includes 17,500 objects and also maintains a large collection of historical photographs. In addition, the Anchorage Museum features numerous traveling exhibits from around the world each year.The expanding collection has led to an expansion of the facility. The 80,000-square-foot expansion is planned is designed to be a LEED Green Building. New spaces created by the expansion include the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center, the Imaginarium Discovery Center, the Thomas Planetarium, the The Brian E. Davies Chugach Gallery for temporary exhibits, and the ConocoPhillips Gallery which houses contemporary art, as well as a restaurant and gift shop.Check the museum calendar to see about upcoming exhibits, events, and programs.
Rust's Flying Service
Rust's Flying Service has been in business since 1963 offering flightseeing sea plane tours to Mount McKinley, Denali National Park, and Knik and Columbia glaciers. It has become a bit of an institution in this part of the country, offering some of the most popular tours. The planes can also take visitors to remote Alaska fishing lodges or wildlife viewing to see bears.For anyone harboring the romantic idea of flying around Alaska in a bush plane, this will surely fulfill that dream. The planes include Cessnas, Beavers, and Turbine Otter seaplanes on floats. These traditional planes of the north can take visitors to remote destinations and land on the water. The experience is as much about the flight as the sightseeing. Flightseeing tours can range anywhere from a half of an hour to three hours in length. There are also custom tours available.
Alaska Zoo
The Alaska Zoo is a 30 acre facility with a variety of native wildlife species including bears wolves, musk oxen, and reindeer to name a few of the favorites. The Alaska Zoo also has a small collection of exotic animals, including Siberian tigers, camels, and an elephant.
Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum
The Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum in Anchorage restores and displays vintage aircraft, photographs, and other related memorabilia honoring the pioneers of Alaska aviation. There is also a video presentation on the history of aviation in Alaska. The aircraft on display are in various states of repair, with some being no more than a frame. However, this really only adds to the authentic feeling of the museum.The Hall of Fame honors pilots who have made significant impacts or contributions to the history of aviation in Alaska. The museum adds one new inductee to the list each year. Interestingly, these pilots were typically born in various parts of the United States and eventually found their way to Alaska, where they formed or worked for air services of note.
Imaginarium Discovery Center
Located on the first floor of the Anchorage Museum, the Imaginarium Discovery Center offers hands-on science and technology displays. As Alaska's only hands-on Science Center, the Imaginarium allows visitors to learn and have fun with science. This is a great outing for families or anyone looking to entertain children for a day.In recent years the Center has increased its space and number of exhibits. Some of the exhibits include simulated earthquakes and auroras, a unique bubbles exhibit, touch tanks, physics displays, a planetarium, and much more. The new facility offers 9,000 square feet of space. Many of the displays were designed specifically for the Imaginarium. The Center is targeted towards children and youth, and also has a gallery designed for infants to children aged five and under.
Alaska Museum of Natural History
The Alaska Museum of Natural History offers exhibits on Alaskan rock, minerals, and fossils, including information on dinosaurs, native artifacts, and dioramas of Alaskan wilderness and wildlife.The humanities collection features sculpture, illustrations, original paintings and drawings, photos, maps and texts. There are 4 Alaskan wildlife dioramas, featuring numerous mounts of Alaskan birds and mammals, as well as skeletal remains of moose, man, skulls and birds.
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport opened in 1953 and services a number of national and international destinations. The south terminal handles domestic flights and the north terminal services international flights.The airport was named in honor of Ted Stevens, Alaska's Senior U.S. Senator, in 2000. In 2007, the Anchorage Rental Car Center opened featuring all airport car rental concessionaires in one building.
Alaska Heritage Library and Museum
Located in the National Bank of Alaska Building in Anchorage, the Alaska Heritage Library and Museum explores Alaska Native culture and displays over 900 Native art pieces and artifacts. The library houses more than 2,500 books on Alaska subjects.A highlight of the exhibits is a scaled down stagecoach and presentation on Wells Fargo's role in the Alaskan Gold Rush.
Oscar Anderson House Museum
Built in 1915, this woodframed house has been restored and furnished in period with items from the Anderson family on display. Oscar Anderson proclaimed himself the 18th person to set foot in Anchorage. A guided tour provides information on the early history of Anchorage, the railroad boom, the pioneers and of course, Oscar Anderson.
Wolf Museum (closed)
Due to plans to evaluate upgrading the facilities, museum, education center and museum gift shop Wolf Song will be closed until further notice.The Wolf Museum is designed to inform the public about the wolf and dispel myths which portray the animal in a negative image. Information on the natural behavior of the wolf, photographs, and dioramas are presented.
Alaska Public Lands Information Center
The Alaska Public Lands Information Center in downtown Anchorage provides information and exhibits on Alaska's native culture and wildlife. Visitors can also obtain State Park permits, get assistance with trip planning as well as purchase books and maps.
H2Oasis Indoor Waterpark
H2Oasis Indoor Waterpark in Anchorage is an indoor waterpark featuring a wave pool, a 575-foot long lazy river, a Pirate Ship-themed interactive children's play area, hot tubs, and a Master Blaster uphill water coaster. Swimming and kayak lessons are also available.
National Archives Pacific Alaska Region
The National Archives in Anchorage maintains records retired from Federal agencies and courts in Alaska. Services available to the public include genealogy and historical research with documents, photographs, maps, and architectural drawings, dating from about 1867 to the present.
William A. Egan Civic and Convention Center
Named for the first elected governor of Alaska, the 45,000 square foot William A. Egan Civic and Convention Center offers a prime location for exhibits and meetings. The interior is decorated with native Alaskan art.Check the convention center website for details on upcoming events.
Alaska Experience Theatre
The Alaska Experience Theater features the Safequake Theatre as well as the shows Journey to Alaska and Northern Lights Adventure.There is also an earthquake exhibit on the 1964 earthquake which measured 9.2 on the Richter Scale.
Alaska Trooper Museum
The Alaska Trooper Museum highlights the history of law enforcement in Alaska through information and displays. The dedicated officers brought law and order to an unusual and distant jurisdiction.
Era Aviation Flightseeing Tours
Era Aviation offers helicopter tours which last from 50 minutes to 2 hours and include a flight over Anchorage and the Chugach Mountains. Also offered are flights in DC-3's over Mt. McKinley, Prince William Sound, and other nearby areas.
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135 West 42nd Street
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 319-1660
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:45am - 2:15pm; Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm; Post-theatre late night menu available Friday - Saturday 10:00pm - 11:00pm.
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American, Contemporary American
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Marcus Gleadow-Ware
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, View, Wine, Wine Bar
Charlie Palmer catering can provide food and beverages for any occasion and party size.
Private Party Facilities:
A Private Dining Room featuring rich textures and a palette of silver finishes offers seating for 60 (150 for standing cocktail receptions) and is available for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Consistent with the fundamental idea of radiance, light plays a key role in the design.
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Big Mag Boeuf Sundays in The Bar Room. This $49 Three Course Menu includes a simple salad to start, a Cote de Boeuf on the Bone to be shared for two, sautéed spinach, pomme frites, and dessert. Menu will be paired with Bordeaux wine poured from Magnums.
No Corkage fee on Monday.
Theater Plans? Join us for our new late night menu served Fri-Sat. 10-11:30pm.
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There is a parking garage one block away on 43rd Street between Avenue of the Americas and Broadway.
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Charlie Palmer's signature Progressive American cuisine first took root in the original townhouse location of Aureole, where the chef made an early commitment to farm over factory food. Today, Aureole continues to shine at One Bryant Park under the kitchen leadership of Executive Chef Marcus
Gleadow-Ware. Dining at the contemporary Aureole is staged in two venues: the formal dining room and more casual bar room.
Designed with modern conviviality in mind, the smart, casual bar room offers a la carte access to many selections that share the same style and ingredients as tasting menu dishes from the Dining Room. Or, select from a list of inventive "bar snacks" for lunch and dinner, followed by indulgent desserts from pastry chef Pierre Poulin.
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Rum Balls Recipe
- 2-1/2 cups crushed vanilla wafers (about 75 wafers)
- 1 cup ground pecans
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons baking cocoa
- 1/4 cup rum
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 2 tablespoons water
- Additional confectioners' sugar and/or crushed vanilla wafers
- In a large bowl, combine the wafer crumbs, pecans, confectioners' sugar and cocoa. Combine the rum, honey and water; stir into crumb mixture.
- Shape into 1-in. balls. Roll in additional confectioners' sugar and/or wafer crumbs. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 3-1/2 dozen.
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I don't know how this rexipe can be considered diabetic friendly, like it so designates. My diabetic diet specifically says that alcohol is not allowed, nor is refined sugar (the recipe uses powdered sugar, which is refined), nor is honey allowed. The vanilla wafers have a considerable amount of sugar in them too. A diabetic eating these would go into sugar shock in no time!
I used to wait for christmas for my father in law to make rum and bourbon balls. Sorry dad...I can make my own now! These are fantastic, especially after a few days of the flavors melding. I'm going to substitute almonds next time because that
is what dad makes and I am partial to his rum balls.
I didn't have vanilla wafers on hand, so I used ginger snaps. And Malibu Rum. I'm sure they will be a big hit at the Christmas Eve party.
I didn't have vanilla wafers on hand, so I used ginger snaps. And Malibu Rum. Very tasty!!
These are very tasty. I can't stop eating them. I made two changes: I toasted the pecans and only used a 1/2 cup of confectioners' sugar. After about two hours, the rum balls absorbed the sugar and crushed wafer coatings so I will re-roll them. I will make a double batch the next time I make them.
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Turn 2504 It's hot and humid and people are getting sick. No...that's not quite right. Dragons are getting sick, mostly. Some strange sickness is running around the Weyr grounding coughing, sneezing dragons. Oddly enough, some humans have been catching it, as well, despite it seemingly being a primarily dragon-aimed disease. I m p o r t a n t
Earthquake?! Alevynn weyr was shook a few days ago, though most of the people of the weyr were protected from it, some suffered from the ground moving under them, a few cracks but nothing major-and nothing enough to cause injuries(the bugs are bad enough, remember see the healers if you need to!) It would seem though one of our search riders found something. Candlemarks away from Alevynn along the coastline the water has dropped and a network of caves are exposed-and unexplored.
As it stands until more is known anyone who goes that area will be severely punished, so don't get caught
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Wilmer Close
Kingston upon Thames, Surrey
How to get here:
Bus: Kingston Bus Map - Route 371, to Park Road (Latchmere Road). Then continue to walk north on Park Road until you reach Wilmer Close on the right hand side. +
Road: M3 - Exit at junction one (Sunbury) onto the roundabout and then follow the A308 east towards Hampton Court. Then continue along the A308 to Kingston, crossing the river and then following the one-way system to Cromwell Road/London Road (still the A308). Keep left on London Road past Coombe Road, and then turn left at the roundabout onto Park Road. Wilmer Close is near the end of this road on the right. Parking: roadside. +
Access: publicStatus: recognisableWilmer Close
Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1)
Filmed: 26 Sep 1973
A milk float left abandoned in a deserted London ...
Where to walk to next?
Parkfields Road (Invasion of the Dinosaurs). Cross Park Road, and Parkfields Road is just to the south.
Other nearby locations:
Riverside Drive (Invasion of the Dinosaurs). Road (1.9 miles, 6m) : Head south on Park Road, then turn right into Tudor Drive. Cross over at the lights (A307) and continue on Duke Avenue. This then becomes Riverside Drive, and Croft Way will eventually be on the right. Roadside. Bus: Head south on Park Road, then turn right and cross over to the bus stop on Tudor Drive. Take the 371 towards Richmond, then get off when you reach Broughton Avenue (Mariner Gardens). The walk to the end, turn left into Ashburnham Road and then left into Croft Way - Riverside Drive is at the end.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Lower Ham Road (Invasion of the Dinosaurs): 0.86 miles.
Canbury Gardens (Invasion of the Dinosaurs): 0.90 miles.
Teddington Studios (Army of Ghosts): 1.33 miles.
GPO Sorting Office (Invasion of the Dinosaurs): 1.38 miles.
Palmer Crescent (Invasion of the Dinosaurs): 1.47 miles.
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Invasion of the Dinosaurs [26 Sep 1973]: An abandoned milk float in a street
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James Hetfield-Metallica
When I was a wee lad, Metallica was all I knew. My manager threw albums at me left and right, and I soaked it all in, so it was natural for me to start with the riffing chops that James has. The man has....well had.... one of the heaviest, most effective use of the palm mute. My hats off to him.
Kerry King/Jeff Hanneman-Slayer
Granted, these guys suck at solos. I mean when you solos are used as a joke with guitarist around the world, you're pretty bad. But there's no denying that they have mad riffing chops. If it wasn't for their War Ensemble, I would've never gotten past tricky riff patterns.
Speaking of tricky riff patterns
Jon Nödtveidt-Dissection
He's the reason why I eat up picks like there's no tomorrow, and my eventual jump to sharp picks. If I have to point an obvious influence to my tremolo (Speed) picking and finger dexterity, it'd be him (and not Abbath/Demonaz).
"Dimebag" Darrell Abbott-Pantera
Pretty obvious, but Dimebag put some cleanliness to my playing, with him playing some tight riffs throughout the madness. His playing motivated me to play groove oriented music, becoming more relaxed while playing with others, and quite honestly, my guitar hero.
Stevie Ray Vaughan.
...BUT WAIT!!!! I thought Dimebag was your hero.
Yeah, but this man, is my god. Never has anybody cheered me up just by listening to him. When I think of Stevie, I think of not just a man, but a force, a model of a player, who should play with what different paths he can take musically live, instead of one. Never does he stick with the same solo, it's like everytime you see a different part of him, be it sad or happy. I always though you can tell a musicians mood by listening to what he's playing, since they're playing from the heart, and there's no denying that Stevie always played from the heart.


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I have recently been reading James M Perry's "Touched with Fire,- Five Presidents and the Civil War Battles that made them", brief wartime histories of Grant, Hayes, McKinley, Harrison and Garfield. The one that stands out to me is Garfield who comes across, in this book anyway, as a fascinating, devious,self promoting, successful egotist and I have to admit that until reading this book I had never heard of his campaign in the Big Sandy Valley, Kentucky, something not mentioned by Foote, Catton, the Times Life series or any of the other popular general histories of the war. I would like to learn more about this man especially his time as Chief of Staff to Rosecrans as this book all but credits him with the success of the Tullahoma Campaign. A book search throws up literally hundreds of books on the life of James A Garfield, and the bibliography of "Touched with Fire" has many listings. I am after a good single volume work , has anyone out there read one? Any suggestions? |
Posted: Sun May 25th, 2008 06:22 pm |
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Check out Allan Peskin, Garfield (1978). It is the definitive bio of Garfield. As a politician he developed the reputation for taking all sides of an issue. |
Posted: Sun May 25th, 2008 06:45 pm |
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Thanks Unionman, and welcome to the board |
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The Edge of Glory: A Biography of General William S. Rosecrans, U.S.A. by William M. Lamers. Thought the book is about Rosecrans (and very biased in his favor I might add) it has a significant amount of imformation on Garfield. |
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My hometown Louisa, rests right along the banks of the big sandy river. Garfield passed through it during "the big sandy valley campaign". No real action took place in Louisa, and the most dramatic action that took place, allegedly (I say allegedly because I have always heard stories but have not researched it myself) was when a Negro company was sent to relive the white union troops at fort bishop,and were fired on by the forts occupants who were outraged that colored troops were being sent to defend the fort. According to stories, about 20 of those soldiers are buried under mainstreet in Louisa. |
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S U N Y F A R M I N G D A LE The F U N D E D BY T HE DAY S T U D E N T N E W S P A P ER Pambler M A N D A T O R Y S T U D E N T A C T I V I T I E S FEE Volume 58 March 8, 1988 Number 5 Fire: Dewey Panic? By Stephen A. Schnell On December 7, 1987 at 9:02 am, a fire alarm was pulled on the third floor, north, of Dewey HalL Despite the seemingly endless false alarms, this one was for real The building was quickly evacuated with the help of Campus Police, who responded immediately and called the East Farming-dale Fire DepL They put out the flames in relatively no time. The Suffolk County Arson squad was also called irL They determined that the apparent cause of the fire was a hot iron put in the closet by the occupant of the room, Kaseim Parrish. The Iron apparently came in contact with a foreign substance and ignited. Kaseim's roommate, Brian Jones was awoken by the smoke alarm and escaped relatively unharmed. The fire totally Continued On Pa^e 6 Jones' and Parrish's Room Two To Receive Ram's Horn Award Raymond C. Allmendinger The Farmingdale College Foundation has selected two of Long Island's distinguished leaders of the labor industry to receive the 1988 Ram's Horn Award. Raymond C. Allmendinger, Commissioner of Labor in Suffolk County and William Pedersen, Commissioner of Labor in Nassau County will be honored at the Foundation's fifth "Swing Into Spring Ball " on Saturday, March 12, in Roosevelt Hall at the State University of New York at Farmingdale. Serving as the General Chairman of this gala event is alumnus Joseph Egan, owner of the Marcpiere Restaurant and a member of the Foundation's Board of Directors. A host of outstanding community and corporate leaders have volunteered their time and effort to serve on the Ball Continued On Page 6 William Pedersen Groziani Promoted Spotlight on Dr. Mark Gil Noble page 2 page 3 pages
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