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Unlock the windows of your car as soon as you primarily enter in it earlier than you turn the AC on. This will let some of the warm air to release out and alleviate the stress on your vehicle's engine and AC. Examine the stage of liquid in the over-flow or container of the radiator and load if required. You must apply a fifty/fifty combination of water to coolant.
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I would say for the best ps3 experience has to be Drakes Uncharted 2 this game is by far the best for the ps3.
For me Batman: Arkham Assylum is better than Uncharted 2 but that might also have to do with me being a huge Batman fan.
Both games in the Uncharted Series. These are the games Tomb Raider should be, clever writing, great gameplay and in general fun.
Demons Souls, I actually picked this as a Highlight Of The Week for my Blog/Radio Piece when it came out in the UK. It's a game people should take notice of and at least give it a try. Yes it's incredibly hard but don't let that put you off, the game itself is about learning the enemies patters, the best routes to and from areas and it is a lot of fun and such a great feeling when you're able to get it right.
On the PSN I'd recomend Wild Arms. Not enough people have played this game and I've taken it upon myself to make sure people are aware of it. Why? This is the first RPG I ever played and over ten years on I can still play it and love it. It's not got the greatest graphics, especially in combat but it makes up for it with a huge world and a great storyline.
Valkyria Chronicles is a good turn based RPG/Strategy Game, it should be quite cheap now and it definitely worth getting. The graphics are beautiful, they're done in this watercolour painting style and I think it shows that games don't have to have the most realistic looking graphics to look amazing.
valkyria chronicles
heavy rain
god of war
and the pixeljunk games on the psn. as well as flower. actually… there's a lot of psn games to get.
Since you're a new PS3 owner you should subscribe to PS+ since that way you'll get PSN, PSX, minis, DLC, themes and dynamic themes, avatars, etc. with your $50 and chances are you haven't bought any of the games that will be given out in the service in the coming months.
Get either Black Ops or BFBC2 + vietnam for your FPS
Gran Turismo
Uncharted 2
Assassins Creed Brotherhod ?
Then you can get other games but this is pretty much must haves :D
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Track Listing
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4. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
5. I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
6. Violets for Your Furs
7. The Christmas Waltz
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9. (There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays
10. Because It's Christmas (For All the Children)
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13. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
14. Joy to the World/Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas [Live]
15. It's Just Another New Year's Eve
16. A Gift of Love
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Sushi rolls can make for fun dinner party finger food. But, figuring out what you need for a good sushi party host can be tough. So I've outlined some of the basic steps you'll have to take, and ingredients you'll need, to have a rockin' sushi party. You can do this yourself ahead of time, or have your guests take part and make it interactive.
Get the Right Ingredients: In addition to seaweed sheets, rice, and dipping sauces, you'll want the right complement of filling ingredients in your rolls. These can be a mix of purely vegetarian items or raw seafood. Just remember, if you do use raw seafood make sure it's sushi grade to ensure that it's fresh-enough to be eaten raw. This can usually be found at Asian supermarkets. Some typical ingredients are:
-short grain white rice
-white sugar and rice wine vinegar (for the rice)
-nori (seaweed sheets) for the wrap
-soy sauce and wasabi paste for dipping
-thin strips of cucumber
-thin strips of avocado
-artificial crab sticks (also called surimi)
-raw tuna, cut into thin strips
-raw salmon, cut into thin strips
-caviar like Tobiko
Prepare the Rice: Sushi rice is a mixture of short-grain white rice, rice wine vinegar, and white sugar. To make the rice, prepare the desired amount of rice per package instructions. Once the rice is done you'll want to fold in the vinegar and sugar. The ratio is: 1 cup cooked rice: 2 tablespoons vinegar: 2 tablespoons sugar. You can also add a pinch or two of salt.
Roll Your Sushi: Below are step-by-step directions on how to roll your sushi. I recognize that seeing is sometimes better than reading, so I found this clip on YouTube that's pretty easy to follow.
- First, I recommend you use a sushi rolling mat, a mat made of bound bamboo rods, to help you roll the sushi and keep the rolls tight.
- Put the mat down, and place a sheet of nori on top.
- Spread about a ½ cup of prepared rice over the sheet, leaving about a ½ inch strip of sheet exposed.
- On the unexposed part of the sheet, add the ingredients you want and begin to make the roll. Use the rolling mat to apply pressure to the roll so that it holds together.
- Once you get to the exposed part of the sheet, dip your finger in water and dab it across the exposed edge. Finish rolling the roll. The wet edge binds to the roll to keep it closed.
- Using a very sharp knife, cut the roll into 1-inch cross sections (should result in 6-7 pieces per roll).
Get Drinks Ready: If it's a sushi party, the appropriate drink would be sake. If you go for wine, beer, or something else altogether, that's okay. But sake would make the evening a little more authentic.
Warm Side Dishes: Now, this is optional but I like to diversify our meals a little. Sushi rolls are awesome, but sometimes it's nice to have some hot items as well. Here are some tasty, easy Japanese recipes you might want to include:
Pork Tonkatsu: Tonkatsu is a thinly cut pork tenderloin that is coated in panko crumbs and pan fried. It's hearty, savory, and surprisingly light given the preparation method.
Okonomiyaki: A Japanese-style omelet, okonomiyaki is a blend of egg with your choice of veggies or meat. Served with a sweet and sour sauce, this easy dish is sure to delight your guests.
Miso Soup: Familiar to most folks who have visited Japanese restaurants, miso soup is a pleasantly light way to start any Japanese meal.
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Muller Light Layers Strawberry Reviews
Product Type: Muller Dessert / Yoghurts
Description:Type: Yoghurts
Newest Review: ... every little helps at the moment! The pot is the same shape as the other Muller Light yoghurt pots and is wider at the top ... more
by - written on 16/02/09 (Very useful, 251 readings)
As you may well know Dave and I have been buying and eating lots of Muller Light yoghurts whilst we have been trying to loose weight. Each morning I make a pint of sugar free jelly, split it between four glass dishes, add some fruit and let it set. We then eat the jellies with yoghurt poured over the top like a sugar free trifle. To ring the changes we have been trying all the different flavours and I thought that we had tried them all but when I was shopping at the weekend I spotted one called Muller Light Layers Strawberry flavour which sounded like something different so I got one each for us. The cost was 54p for a pot containing 175g of yoghurt ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/12/08 (Very useful, 197 readings)
I have to face the fact, I have a sweet tooth. I love something sweet after a meal, and it doesn't matter how full I feel after eating a main course, somehow, there is always room for 'pudding'. Dessert doesn't always have to be a heavy pudding and custard, something light and sweet will do, and so often a yogurt just fits the bill. I have surprisingly found a low fat yogurt that does this, mullerlight strawberry layered yogurt, and they are really lovely. The pack is similar to a regular mullerlight, apart from the pot being made of a translucent plastic, and if you're not careful, you might find yourself with a regular strawberry mullerlight, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/06/08 (Very useful, 149 readings)
I have not tried any of the Muller Layers before and actually did not even know about them so I was surprised when I bought a pack of 6 Mullers in Tesco to find that 2 of them were of this layered Strawberry type. I had thought it was going to be similar to the delicious Muller strawberry corner, only with the strawberry on the bottom instead of at the side of the yogurt. This Layers yogurt comes in a tub just like the normal Muller Lights only it is see-through, lighter in colour and looks more summery to me. The fat free yogurt is nice and creamy, it is cool and refreshing with a nice thick consistency. Not too thick mind, like a yogurt I ate from ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/07/08 (Useful, 40 readings)
I disagree with the other 2 people that have reviewed this product, I LOVE the muller light layers. I don't think there is much difference between the fruit part in these and the one in the fruit corners. I do think the yoghurt is different though, in the layers it is more watery. I think it depends what you want from a yoghurt. The layers are 67 calories per pot which I think is great considering that you get the lovely fruit compote at the bottom. The fruit corners would have more than this, the layers are also fat free whereas the corners aren't. I like the fact that the compote isn't just at the bottom of the pot. It took a couple of pots of yoghurt for me to ... Read the complete review
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Academic alliance saves university funds, provides students with software
10/12/2011 | Mary Ann Beahon |
An academic alliance now allows William Woods University students
to use cutting-edge Microsoft software in the comfort of their own rooms.
Microsoft Developers Network Academic Alliance (MSDNAA)
provides software to universities and to students at a fraction of the retail
cost. It makes it easier and less expensive for academic institutions to obtain
Microsoft developer tools, platforms and servers for instructional and research
The Management Information Systems department, on the advice
of Murphy Tetley, MIS instructor, subscribed to the Designer Academic Alliance
last year. It encompasses 11 software programs to be used in the visual,
illustration, design and art departments. The subscription, which costs $399
per year, has already saved the university $8,000.
Before purchasing this software, MIS students had to use WWU
computers where the Adobe software was installed, or purchase their own. Now,
students who are enrolled in an MIS class can check the software out from Tetley,
download it onto their personal computers and use it whenever they want.
"I had looked at it three years ago, and it was more
expensive and didn't offer as much. When I looked at it again in the fall of
2010, I realized it was a no-brainer," said Tetley. "The university was paying $399
per computer for the Adobe Suite of software."
Approximately 30 students have already taken advantage of
MSDNAA's software and downloaded it to their personal computers.
"Anytime we can make the learning process more convenient, we
are bound to see better results," said Dr. Linda Davis, professor of MIS, "Students
can now work on assignments 24/7 and having the software available to each of
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Murphy had been a doubt for the game as he only underwent surgery on a hernia last month but the Ireland full-back has made a quicker than expected recovery and has been given the green light to start.
"Geordan will captain the side and that is a massive boost for us," Tigers boss Richard Cockerill told the Leicester Mercury. "He has been on fire (in training) this week. He is fresh and keen to play."
However, Murphy will not be joined in the starting line-up by former All Black centre Mauger, whose long-standing back problem has flared up once again.
They will stay with the All Blacks squad for the final two home test matches as cover for injuries and to provide additional selection options.
Thomson will provide injury cover in the loose forwards, with Kieran Read recovering from a knock to his knee, while Donnelly will do the same at lock for the injured Bryn Evans. Slade, a Junior All Black for this year's Pacific championship, will provide cover in the backs because of injuries to Conrad Smith (hamstring), Luke McAlister (cheekbone) and Tamati Ellison (calf).
The 28-year-old scrum-half, who was capped five times by his country, joined Cardiff RFC for the tail end of last season after being released by the Dragons in January. However, he has now moved on Moseley, who will allow Williams to leave the club if he is offered a contract offer from a top-level outfit.
"I would like to thank Moseley for giving me the chance," Williams told BBC Sport. "(The opportunity) to play in the Championship and for affording me the flexibility to move on should an opportunity arise at a higher level."
"I am greatly fulfilled by the career I have had at the helm of the Ulster Branch but feel the time is now right for me to step down and pursue other interests," he said.
The struggling Cavaliers were also set to take Hilton Lobberts on loan from Province but the flanker has had to return to Cape Town as the table toppers are short on options up front.
Those wonderful men from Galway
The Heineken Cup proved once again just why it is the best domestic rugby competition in the world at the weekend and Monday Maul picks out some of the key talking points
Nudity and O'Driscoll
The latest Week in Pictures brings you a selection of the best snaps from around the rugby world with scantily clad ladies, O'Driscoll and snow all featuring
The loneliness of the long-distance kicker
"If I miss the first kick of the match, it shouldn't have any impact on the second. They are different entities." Tom Hamilton talks to Northampton Saints' Stephen Myler
Time for a dose of Welsh reality
It's time for those running Welsh rugby to stop trying to prevent its players heading to France and to start planning a future without them, writes Martin Williamson
Gareth Delve to Japan?
Rugby's uncordiale entente
Paul Eddison explains how the French sold English clubs down the river and why their domestic game will go from strength-to-strength as a result
Impressive Wallabies must ponder lost Slam
Ewen McKenzie displayed a glimpse of a slight grin after his Wallabies had defeated Wales, and Greg Growden believes the Moai of Australian rugby is excused his brief moment of frivolity
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05 Aug 2013
This week, PK is on the road with thoughts on LeVeon Bell, the Bills, Riley Cooper, and more. Also: a plug for some book we wrote.
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I was curious what Chip Kelly thought about the Riley Cooper episode. What a disappointment. There's nothing about what Kelly thinks (other than that he asked Tony Dungy about it) and we get a couple paragraphs on what PK thinks.
I would have been shocked if Kelly had given any true insight into what he thinks. There's no way Kelly could win approaching that one. This is a classic case of when a coach should just say something to the effect of "we are aware of the severity of the situation and are dealing with it."
A forthright answer would be "We'll see over the next 3 weeks whether or not we miss the guy. If we don't, we'll cut him, and if it looks like we might need his productivity, then we'll explore whether bringing him back is feasible". There is no reason for Kelly to be forthright.
Totally agree with it not being smart for Kelly to say anything. That was the whole reason I wanted to see what PK had with his promise about "getting inside Kelly's head" or however exactly he phrased it. But all PK talked about was how it was important for people to get second chances. And that is almost certainly not going to be the a major consideration for Kelly as he tries to maintain team unity. If they need him on the field giving a second chance becomes a necessity. If not, it'd be foolish to risk splitting the team over this. Sometimes a second chance comes with a different team.
Does anybody else hate the new slicked-up, bells and whistles MMQB as much as I do? It's written by a committee and edited by no one. Whether you agree or not with Peter King, I'd rather read him than the man behind the curtain, droning big thoughts, in Oz.
I know I hate the website design with a passion. I hate having to scroll down past a HUGE photo that has no point (huge closeup of Chip Kelly this week) to get to the column. And there's probably 4 inches of space wasted up above the photo with their navigation bar that could be read by a blind man across a stadium.
It's the kind of design that looks great, the first time you see it, in a powerpoint slide, sitting back behind a conference table. And works like crap when you see it for the 900th time, leaning forward, elbows on your desk, just trying to read the *(*()*)ing article.
That's a good question. Was it designed to look good online, or to look better in the background of whatever TV broadcast PK appears on?
I see that PK brought his "split the article into 3 dozen separate pages" article "format" over from SI.com with him. I guess I'll continue to read the printer friendly version.
After a couple of weeks, I still can't read it at work due to the office firewall. It just stops in the middle of the page load. I don't miss it.
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Leonardo DiCaprio reveals plans for private island Blackadore Caye in Belize Leonardo DiCaprio has recently unveiled his plans for his private island, . The renowned actor and environmental activist has teamed up with the Four Seasons to develop the 104-acre tropical private island into a conscientious exclusive eco luxury resort. DiCaprio had originally discovered the island on a vacation in 2004 while staying at the ultra-luxury resort Cayo Espanto. DiCaprio purchased Blackadore Cay Belizewith Cayo Espanto owner Jeff Gram in 2005 for a reported $1.75 million. The two have now begun drawing up plans with Four Seasons to create a five-star luxury resort based on sustainable design and environmental conservation. Leonardo Dicaprio Belize island is located off the coast of Belize and is situated between the Belize coast and famous luxury vacation hotspot Ambergris Caye. It is also minutes away from the world renowed Belize Barrier Reef. The private island resort will be designed around the environment and carefully integrated to the unspoiled surroundings. Leonardo DiCaprio intends for the eco luxury private island to serve as a benchmark for testing innovative green technology and natural energy sources such as water, sun and wind. The Leonardo Dicaprio island in Belize is reportedly designed to include an eighty room luxury hotel with private beach villas, spa services and fine dining restaurants. The private island will also include a solar-paneled airstrip to provide additional power. The private island will also include an exclusive collection of private villas with private pools and direct access to beaches. These discreet and extremely lavish private villas will cater to an A-list clientele and possibly several famous friends of DiCaprio. http://blog.paradizo.com/private-isl...e-caye-belize/ .
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This is a great idea of developing the new luxury resort and island. This is a nice step towards the tourism industry. There is a big investment on this project and they are going to make it with world-class facilities and services.
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Brooke Shields with NYCB Ballet Master in Chief Peter Martins.
Shaun Taylor-Corbett, Raphael Sanchez and Lynne Taylor-Corbett.
Alexandra Lebenthal.
Elizabeth Miller, Richard Miller, Susan Krysiewicz and Tom Bell.
Designer Betsey Johnson (right) and Stephanie Wagenman dressed in a Betsey Johnson creation inspired by the sin anger.
Carol Mack, Lionel Piraino, and Nina Griscom.
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So in The City of Lost Children Krank chooses to kidnap kids using the Cyclops' to steal their dreams. However, for the kids, being kidnap at night by a Cyclops is not something that is going to give you a pleasant dream. In fact, it turns out to be so traumatic for the children that they end up only having nightmares for Krank to steal from them. As you can see, the storyline behind this movie is like no other movie that you have ever heard of. As I told you before, The City of Lost Children has such a great storyline that a video game came out for the film. This game came out on the Sony Playstation, and was released in parts of Europe and all over the United States. Before you choose to run out and go get this game, you should know that it is very hard to find, and you may not be able to obtain a copy. To find this game you are going to have to look online at a site like Ebay. Because the game is so hard to find, when you do find it, you are going to see that it is more than likely going to cost a lot of money. Not a lot of people in the United States have heard of the movie, The City of Lost Children, and I think that is why the game is so hard to find now. Not many people know what the game was about, and it did not sell very well. However, this movie is still great, and really something that you and your friends should go see.
I have never in all my life watched a movie like The City of Lost Children, and I think that is why it is one of the best movies of all time. When I go to watch a movie, I want it to be a movie that I have never seen before, and a movie that is new and different. Well, that is what you are going to get when you sit down to watch The City of Lost Children. You are going to get a movie that has a plot like no other movie out there on the market, and is going to blow you away. If you do choose to watch this movie, you are going to have to watch the movie in sub titles, unless you are able to understand French. However, even if you are going to have to read the whole movie, it is still a movie that I think you are going to love; and a movie that you are going to want in your DVD collection.


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Snake Eyes(1998)
Seeing is deceiving.
Rick Santoro
"My world would have gone on turning just fine, but now either way I look, I have to do something I don't want to do."
Brian De Palma
Brian De Palma
Jeff Levine
Chris Soldo
Louis A. Stroller (exec)
Brian De Palma
David Koepp
Gary Sinise
Carla Gugino
Joel Fabiani
Luis Guzman
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Atlantic City cop Rick Santoro has ambitions for his local well connected cop status to grow until he becomes mayor, but with every intention of continuing to abuse his power in the kind of low level corruption he has happily succeeded in for years.
Excited to be at the heavyweight boxing championship, an exuberant Rick, while fielding calls from both his wife and girlfriend, extracts cash from an unwitting victim, to place a bet on the 'Champ' to win. He is really there to provide a police presence with his best friend and former colleague, now highly decorated U.S Navy Commander Kevin Dunne, for an important audience member, The Secretary of Defence.
In the roar of the crowd the champ goes down early and while Rick is distracted and his collegue is off investigating a suspicious looking person, the secretary is shot, and Rick finds himself at the center of an assassination investigation, looking for a young woman who had been talking to the secretary at the time of his shooting. Gaining different versions from different viewpoints, the story is interwoven with alternate flashbacks to the events leading up to and during the assassination.
Piecing events things together using surveillance videos, Rick begins to uncover a conspiracy of unimaginable proportions, putting him in a position where he has to choose whether to involve himself in corruption of the biggest kind, or perform his duty as an honest cop.
Nicolas Cage movie quote:
"I wanted this guy not to be your typical image of a New York detective, with a cigarette and a leather jacket. I wanted him to be more of a bon vivant in attitude and attire. I fell in love with this rust colored suit, and I thought the Hawaiian shirt worked well with it. He's a man of questionable taste.
Interesting Facts:
The long opening scene at the beginning of the movie where Nicolas Cage's character is first introduced to us was all done in one long shot.
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The fan comments I see regarding the upcoming retirement of Kumiko Maekawa are very interesting. There seem to be a lot of fans who just don't like her. Maybe it's because she's been a heel for the majority of her career. Just for the record, Maekawa isn't a favourite of mine but I think she was a very effective heel over the years. She was decent in the ring. I've seen plenty worse so I'm not sure where the hate comes from. Maekawa's road to retirement continued on the Mar. 16 EXCITING BOX show at Shinjuku FACE.
The EXCITING BOX shows are kind of odd. The other promotions run five matches. EXCITING BOX is running four matches and one is a womens boxing match. And Maekawa was in two matches on this show. I don't know why they're doing this but it means that all the matches have to be fairly long. That could be a problem if you have a rookie in there who shouldn't be in a match longer than five minutes.
Maekawa's first match was against Hikaru. This was Hikaru's first one on one match against Maekawa in a year. Hikaru said it was her last opportunity to defeat Maekawa before she says goodbye to the "scary senior". That didn't work out for her. Maekawa won in 16:20 with an axe kick. Hikaru said afterwards that she tried as hard as she could but she just can't win against Maekawa.
The main event had Maekawa teaming with Saki Maemura vs Nanae Takahashi & Mika Nishio. The match went over 30 minutes and ended when Takahashi botched a backdrop and dropped Maemura on her head. The doctor ordered the match stopped and Takahashi & Nishio got the victory. It looks like Maemura will be OK and the doctor was just taking precautions. Maekawa told Takahashi that she's not quite finished yet and Takahashi said she's planning a big sendoff next week. Of course the two will face off one last time in Maekawa's retirement match next week. Here's the results of the show.
EXCITING BOX - 3/16/06 - Shinjuku FACE
Kyoko Kimura def. Ayumi Kurihara in 13:41
Kumiko Maekawa def. Hikaru in 16:20
WOMENS BOXING:Mari Watanabe def. Mayumi Kubo by TKO in round 4
Nanae Takahashi & Mika Nishio def. Kumiko Maekawa & Saki Maemura (Takahashi over Maemura in 32:40)


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I know it's too early to plant out the tomatoes. And yet, I did it anyway. The temperature of the soil in the tubs was over the magical 55 degrees, and I wrapped garden cloth around the cages as a protection (and to help them harden off a little more). I just ran out of room for them. Next year, I'll have the greenhouse, and a good deal more space for the starts to continue on.
We'll see what happens. It's an adventure, right?
I also prepped the hill (or hillette, really) for the pumpkins, and space for the cucumbers. I may put the pumpkins out tomorrow. Heck, I may put almost everything out tomorrow, and just cover them. The melon vines have taken over the world. I keep thinking I'm going to break them as I move them here and there for hardening off. It would be a relief to just put them in the ground.
Of course, this is what I get for wanting tender, warm-weather plants in Seattle. I don't know why I do this to myself. If I was smarter, I'd just wait until mid-May and buy starts. Of course, then I wouldn't be able to look at them and say, "I grew you from seeds I harvested myself!!" Which is, of course, incredibly satisfying.
So here's to all the forms of garden insanity. And here's to all our starts. May they weather the weather, the early planting out, pests and disease, and all forms of user error. May they grow strong and healthy, produce abundantly, and engender in us, their poor, hapless gardeners, a sense of relaxation and pride.
So say we all. Or at least me!
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ErikInTheBakery wrote:
I'm planting my tomatoes out this afternoon myself. I planted them this early last year during the spring that never was and they were all fine.
Plus, apparently the full moon is good for transplanting, and tonight we have a SUPERMOON! I guess. -
Bernieh wrote:
You never know until you try. Good luck with those tomatoes.
anelson wrote:
i think i will plant out half of my tomato starts tommorrow, and wait a week for the other half. May they prosper!
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planted one tomato in a pot the other day and another today, but I have them up against the house for warmth. I just couldn't stand not having 'something' planted. It was also my intention this year, to have at least a few planted out this early just to see how it turns out. This is about three or four weeks early for around here. Still have lots to plant, but will do it gradually.
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The forecast (for us "up North"!) looks so promising that I guess they'll be fine, and you are always about 2 weeks ahead of us temperature-wise. EIB's post reminded me about the Super Moon TONIGHT! Hope we get to see it through the still-heavy cloud cover. Oh, to be in Seattle – gazing at the moon, planting out tomato starts … and eat a decent croissant!
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You can't get decent croissants?
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All men pay for sex - after the divorce is granted... It's called Alimony.
Sounds like the Corpus PD is guilty of entrapment. Cops are selling Sex, cops are selling Drugs and calling it a STING. Some cops are intimidating people, confiscating their money and possessions, and using the money for their own business - trips to Hawaii, fancy homes, nice cars, etc. Then they try to claim it is a Cover for their Drug Sting operations. Lets drag these laws out into the open and vote on them.
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The KHJJS premier was a fashionable affair indeed. This weeks WHWN saw most of the stars make it onto our hot list, it seems they have been taking on board our past comments and finally dressing to impress. The trend was definitely Indian with most of the actors and actresses opting for Indian attire; the traditional bindi was the popular choice once again (I'm telling you ladies don't leave the house without one!), long sleeve blouses are also trendy. Click on to see which Bollywood stars made it onto our hot list and which ones still need to work on their style…
Abhishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan look extremely fashionable. Normally Aishwarya tends to make it onto our not hot list but today she has certainly impressed me, I love her sari especially the long sleeved blouse. Ash should dress like this all the time, as she certainly knows how to pull of the traditional Indian look well; Ash is looking stunning and elegant.
Verdict – The Junior Bachchans are a very HOT couple!
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The wind swooshed through the towering pines as darkness slowly released its grip on dawn. With temperatures in the low 30s, snow remnants littered the pine straw-carpeted ground. Mornings in the Black Hills can sure be frosty, but are invigorating.
I owl-hooted and was quickly answered by a gobbler high on a ridge nearly 400 yards away. I knew we needed to move much closer if I was going to have any chance of working the roosted baron after he flew down.
After cutting the distance in half, I nestled up against a big pine tree as darkness melted into the anemic first light of dawn. I scratched out some soft, sweet yelps on my box call that were met with a resounding gobble. A second tom gobbled his approval from somewhere higher up on the steep hillside. In moments, I heard the tell-tale cackle as the closer tom flew down from his lofty perch.
The magnificent bird gobbled and then double-gobbled. The tom sounded like he was less than 100 yards from my position, and closing quickly. Figuring this lovelorn longbeard would be a chip shot, I sat my box call down and rested my magnum autoloader on my knee, but things soon changed.
In the distance, a boss hen yelped an excited series of assembly yelps while another hen began cutting. The ensuing drama caused both gobblers to gobble and change their courses, heading for the love fest on the hill. I heard the faint gobble of the two distant toms again, as I headed back for the truck to move to another spot.
Driving a short distance away, my hunting guide — Belle Fourche, South Dakota, archery storeowner Justin Raber — suggested we go to another spot he had scouted. The place was a mixture of Black Hills habitat — tall pines and hills — and prairie surroundings. A large flock historically resided in this area that was now used for a cattle operation.
Accompanying me on the hunt was well-known wildlife photographer John Hafner. Hafner had tagged his limit of Merriam's gobblers during a prairie hunt the day before and was following along to soak in the beautiful surroundings, and hopefully to capture my hunt onto the memory card of his digital camera.
We pulled onto the ranch and spotted a flock of turkeys in a small opening surrounded by a dry creek. Raber suggested that we use the creek to circle around ahead of the feeding flock. We cautiously crept closer to the flock, allowing Raber to crawl up the creek bank and put eyes on the turkeys.
"They are about 50 yards away" Raber whispered, "four big strutters and 25 hens." "I don't think we are going to get any closer. Those hens sure have the gobbler's attention. How far do you feel comfortable shooting?"
Having patterned my 12-gauge Mossberg 935, I knew my Hevi Shot Magnum Blend, 3 1/2-inch loads, were lethal at ranges up to 60 yards. However, striving to be ethical, I prefer shots inside of 40 yards.
I crawled up the creek bank to the edge of the field, careful to elude the sharp-eyed hens. My mouth was cotton as I tried to wet my diaphragm call. I softly clucked and the biggest tom took a few steps towards my position to lay eyes on his newest acquisition. At 45 yards, I pulled the trigger, piling up the beautiful white-tipped South Dakota trophy. The tom had a 10-inch beard, 1-inch broomed-off spurs, and weighed in at 20 pounds.
My hunt was indicative of some of the fine hunting that awaits turkey chasers this spring up and down the Great Plains. For a rundown of some of the top turkey hunting areas, read on and I will give you enough ammo to hopefully fill your tags this spring.
North Dakota
Three tough winters, and three cool, wet springs have left North Dakota's turkey chasers in a precarious position. According to Stan Kohn, North Dakota's Upland Game Bird biologist, the central and eastern parts of the state should be stable, however, the rest of the state doesn't fare as well.
"My gut feeling is the western part of the state is down in turkey numbers," Kohn opined. "However, we really don't know at this time since our fall season hasn't started yet.
Most of the turkeys in North Dakota are Easterns, although Merriam's are found in two or three southwest counties. Kohn said at one time Rio Grande turkeys were also released. Due to the prevalence of three species, there are a lot of hybrid turkeys, also.
Turkeys aren't required to be checked in, so harvest numbers can only be estimated through hunter surveys. Kohn says last season's estimate of 1,600 turkeys harvested was down from previous years, and indicative of poor spring hatches.
The top counties for turkey densities are also the top counties for turkey harvest — McHenry, Morton, Richland, Sargent and Pembina.
North Dakota residents must apply for tags through a lottery system in which successful applicants are allowed one bearded male turkey.
Kohn said there is ample land available to hunters without a hunting spot. "We have over 1 million acres of private lands open to sportsmen through our PLOTS (Private Land Open To Sportsmen) Program," he said. State law mandates that any property not posted is open for hunting. Hunters concentrating on land surrounding riparian areas, or wooded areas, should find turkeys in the vicinity.
Non-residents are not permitted to hunt turkeys except on Indian lands like the Standing Rock Sioux Indian Reservation located 34 miles south of Mandan. Non-residents or state hunters who didn't draw a turkey tag can buy a $100 tribal license that allows them two bearded male turkeys, with the potential of buying extra tags based on current hunter success rates.
Kohn said the ND Game and Fish Department publishes a booklet with a map of all of the public hunting areas, forested areas and walk-in plots. These handy maps are available at local motels and stores or can be printed off the NDG&F Web site. For more information, log on to www.gf.nd.gov.


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Homemade Croutons
I love croutons. I started eating salads as a way to legitimately consume croutons. However, croutons are somewhat expensive and oily. Also, they come in small packages for the way I eat. Recently, I started making my own croutons. It's easy and cheap.
Basic recipe: Cube some bread. Toss with a little oil and seasoning (I use Italian seasoning). Toast in the oven for a while. Cool. Store in tightly sealed container.
- When you're baking something in the oven, prepare the bread while waiting. Put the bread in the oven whenever, take the bread out after you finish eating the meal. You can even turn off the oven while they finish toasting. Forget about the croutons till morning? No problem, they'll just be dry. Like croutons are supposed to be, anyway.
- Use the tail end of a loaf of bread, then toss the oil and bread in the bread bag.
- Save the crusts from bread in the freezer for a while, since crusts are fine for croutons.
- Experiment with cube size and amount of oil until you're happy. I don't measure such things, but, roughly, I might use 3-4 tablespoons of oil for 10 slices of bread.
- If you want to use less oil: Shake some spices over the bread on the baking sheet, then spray with cooking spray.
- Don't even try to mess with the broiler for this job.
- It might take 15 minutes at 350 degrees to bake these, dependent upon your cube size, amount of oil, and type of bread used.


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184.108.40.206 Amendment of Section 108.1.
Section 108.1 of the International Fire Code shall be amended to read as follows:
108.1 Board of appeals established. In order to determine the suitability of alternate materials and type of construction to provide for reasonable interpretations of the provisions of this code, there shall be and hereby is created a Board of Appeals, consisting of five members who are qualified by experience and training to pass upon pertinent matters. The Fire Marshal shall be an ex-officio member and shall act as Secretary of the Board. The Board of Appeals shall be appointed by the Board of County Commissioners and shall hold office at their pleasure. The Board of Appeals shall consist of one member of the Fire Service, one member of the Insurance Industry, one member of the Architects Association, one member of the Mechanical Engineers Association and one member of the Building Code Board of Appeals. The Board shall adopt reasonable rules and regulations for conducting its investigations and shall render all decisions and findings in writing to the Fire Marshal with a duplicate copy to the appellant and may recommend to the Board of County Commissioners such new legislation as is consistent therewith.
Appeals shall be presented in writing to the Secretary of the Board of Appeals who shall forthwith notify the chairman or acting chairman of the Board of the pending appeal. When a meeting is requested, the chairman or acting chairman, or the secretary acting at the chairman's direction, shall forthwith poll the members of the Board and arrange for the earliest possible meeting time, not to exceed ten (10) days from the date of the filing of the appeal at which a majority of the Board can be present.
(Ord. PW 1976-09-2 (part); amended by Sec. 51 of Ord. 1985-05-28; amended by Sec. 25 of Ord. 1990-02-01; amended by Sec. 3 of Ord. 1996-02-02; amended by Sec. 1 (Exh. A) of Ord. 2004-06-05)


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With fresh snow cover on the ground, a great deal of Monday's sunshine was reflected right back out to space.
The reflected sunshine did not add any energy to the system. This morning the snow acts to insulate the air from ground heat.
There is a great deal of air between the flakes and just like a down jacket or the air trapped within polyester pile jackets the air between snowflakes insulates the atmosphere from heat in the ground.
Cold weather continues into Friday then Friday night and Saturday look for snow and a wintry mix.
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Time-waster of the day: April 24, 2012
Now in its 23rd season, The Simpsons is the longest-running sitcom in American television history. The show continues to make headlines as it surprises its viewers: It recently "dissed" Fox News during Fox's 25th anniversary celebration and finally revealed what state the Simpsons actually live in (Oregon). So, if you happen to have 48 minutes to spare, here is a supercut of every appearance "Itchy & Scratchy" has made on the show over the past 504 episodes. Enjoy!
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I went to a killer reading last night.
Many thanks to Matt Henriksen and Katy Henriksen for organizing the event (Katy also let me take many photos of her holding the books for sale).
Thanks to the readers:
Jim Behrle, Thibault Raoult, Andrea Baker, Dorothea Lasky, Dara Wier, Craig Morgan Teicher, Tim Peterson, Brenda Iijima.
You rock.
And also, the audience, who was very attentive and enthusiastic.
Andrea Baker showing us her accordion chapbook:
A killer reading by Andrea. Her poems are sparse and balance quiet declarations with thorny-sweet imagery. Sometimes you think you have heard it before, but then you realize that you've never heard anything like it.
The chapbook:
Well, I didn't get a photo of Thibault Raoul. But he is very tall. Very tall. And the evidence of this is how high up the microphone is, and how pointed down it needs to be for Matt Henriksen to continue with his introductions after Thibault finished:
Thibault's Chapbook:
He reads very enthusiastically, like he is at a slow-dance party with the microphone. And you feel a little bit like a voyeur watching those two make out: Thibaul & the mic.
Brenda Iijima reading:
Brenda read the most quietly of all the readers, I think. But she does so in a way that makes you lean your head forward and listen harder. Because you don't want to miss a word. Her words are secrets. And she gives them to you, which is very generous.
Brenda's book:
Jim Behrle w/ mask:
Jim Behrle reading w/ mask:
Dorothea Lasky reading:
Dorothea's book:
She read clearly and slowly, which was perfect in the echoy space of East Coast Aliens.
Tim Peterson, who I met for the first time:
I forgot to take a photo of his book. Conversely, I have a photo of Craig's book but no photo of the reading:
Dara Weir was stellar:
She has a relaxed approach to reading aloud. I love her poem about lakes. Find this poem and read it.
1)Performance Space
2)Edge of the stage
3) Phil Cordelli's face:
Saturday, April 19, 2008
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- boris i. said...
hey julia,
this is the show i was talking about!
i was the one in the sweater vest, there with some friends. long time reader, first time commenter; as they say.
i have heard really good things about Young@Heart and less recently, about Manda Bala (Send a Bullet).
recent favorite i have seen is Guy Maddin's My Winnipeg, which I am not sure is out on DVD yet. - April 20, 2008 at 5:48 PM
- Julia Cohen said...
Oh cool, this reading rocked, I'm glad you made it.
It's weird that you mentioned Manda Bala because I was talking to Mathias last night who recommended it to me, and I was like, "Email me the title because I'll never remember how to spell it." And, bam, there you go spelling it out for me.
Introduce next time our paths cross!
J - April 21, 2008 at 5:16 AM
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A decade ago, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention teamed with the American College of Physicians to issue guidelines on using antibiotics appropriately for acute respiratory infections (ARIs), which include sinusitis, middle ear infections, bronchitis, pneumonia, and flu. The goal of these guidelines was to decrease the number of prescriptions for antibiotics that doctors write for ARIs caused by viruses, which are unfazed by antibiotics. A new study finds that primary care clinicians who report being very familiar with the ARI guidelines persist in prescribing antibiotics for these conditions.
Jeffrey A. Linder, M.D., M.P.H., and Blackford Middleton, M.D., M.P.H., M.Sc., of Brigham and Women's Hospital surveyed 208 clinicians in Massachusetts who treated patients suffering from ARIs. The 77 clinicians who reported they were not very familiar with the guidelines prescribed antibiotics for ARIs for 38 percent of patient visits. However, the 131 clinicians who said they were familiar with the guidelines prescribed antibiotics in 46 percent of visits for ARIs.
The authors tried to explain the contradiction between familiarity with the guidelines and failure to adhere to them. They posit that individuals who are adept at a task tend to underestimate their performance while poor performers overestimate their ability because they lack the cognitive skill to evaluate themselves. In the case of overprescribing antibiotics for ARIs, the clinicians who inappropriately prescribe antibiotics may believe they are actually following the guidelines and are overstating their familiarity with the guidelines.
The authors suggest that self-reports of guideline familiarity should not be automatically associated with guideline adherence and higher quality of care. This study was funded in part by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (HS15169 and HS14563).
See "Self-reported familiarity with acute respiratory infection guidelines and antibiotic prescribing in primary care," by Dr. Linder, Jeffrey L. Schnipper, Ruslana Tsurikova, and others in the International Journal for Quality in Health Care 22(6) pp. 469-475, 2010.
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At some counting stations, party agents could not agree on the final result; commissioners went to settle disputes and move the counting process along. When Kriegler arrived at a counting station, "there was a mountain... it must have been three meters high, 20 meters, 30 meters in diameter, of ballot boxes. Nobody had signed them in," he said. With the paperwork missing, and nobody knowing where the boxes came from, Kriegler decided the votes should be counted anyway. "I couldn't see any alternative," he said. "We would have had three million people who had stood for hours in the sun being disenfranchised because our process was defective, because we couldn't handle the volume of material? It could never be justified." Kriegler announced the election results on the afternoon of May 6, the final calculations still being tallied as he prepared to speak. The ANC won the election with 62.2 percent of the vote, making Mandela the country's first black president.
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Since his first offerings began making the Internet rounds in 2009, Toro Y Moi's Chaz Bundick has proven himself to be not just a prolific musician, but a diverse one as well, letting each successive release broaden the scope of the his oeuvre. The funky psych-pop of 2011's Underneath the Pine evinced an artist who could create similar atmospheres even without the aid of source material and drum machines. His Freaking Out EP, a handful of singles and remixes, and a retrospective box-set plot points all along the producer-songwriter spectrum in which he's worked since his debut, and his third full-length, Anything In Return, sees him poised directly in the middle of the two.
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ITT: We discuss all things Gundam.
And we shall first celebrate this thread's existence through the raising of a giant Gundam.
edited 20th Feb '10 7:55:28 PM by catch_the_sun "Life isn't poker - it's Magic: the Gathering." -
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Four should have gotten more development as a character.
Duo Maxwell is hot as hell, but Trowa Barton was the best overall agent in the series.
Haro is love.
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Four should've gotten more development
Just curious, but what episode are you on? Has Four died yet, and how did she die?
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I'm on episode 26.
Haro/Mokona, y/n?
edited 20th Feb '10 8:19:30 PM by FurikoMaru Firstly, Bernie! ;____;
Secondly, Char and Bright Noa are absolutely awesome.
Thirdly, what is it with the recent Gundam series having casts composed of angsty robots?
Lastly, Setsuna may be one of the most unintentionally hilarious characters ever made.
edited 20th Feb '10 8:21:57 PM by Miijhal Pattern Select: RHB
Episode 26 huh... *knowing cat smile*
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Bright/Mirai is the most awesome pairing in all of Gundam.
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I actually like Shiro Amada/Aina Sahalin a bit more. And not just because it's Nobuyuki Hiyama x Kikuko Inoue. More for the Romeo and Juliet INSPACE with Humongous Mecha.
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Oooh...Makes me want to rush home and get to that episode as fast as possible. I'm on 22, right now.
^Me Too. Especially what with both of them having similar ideologies and that episode 12 with those kids...
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^ It's actually what happens later, ie, hasn't seen what I'm thinking of yet.
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I am currently watching The 08th MS Team. It's pretty good so far. I've also seen the Mobile Suit Gundam Compilation Movies and...that's it. I need to catch up on my Gundam.
edited 20th Feb '10 8:46:55 PM by Nyktos I guess it is.
Amuro stares into your soul. (That scene, by the way, is a minute long. He doesn't blink once.)
I've seen a fourth of Mobile Suit Gundam so far, half of Zeta Gundam, all of 0080, G, and SEED, and the first season of Gundam 00. The latter 3 weren't that good, although G Gundam was at least hilariously cheesy.
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I haven't seen ZZ, Victory, Stardust Memory, and half of both MS IGLOO and 00.
I clearly need a new hobby.
edited 20th Feb '10 9:18:51 PM by zzzdragon I've heard pretty bad things about both ZZ and MS Igloo.
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Blah blah blah characters... Blah Blah Blah series... All i care about in Gundam are... Well, the Gundams. While engaged in ludicrously intricate and hyperenergetically fast space combat, preferably. Sure, Domon and Char will always have a place close to my heart... But it's the Humongous Mecha and the beautifull fight scenes that are the core, crust and filling of the series.
I used to like Deathscythe when i was an Emo Teen, but even back then i realized Heavyarms was cooler. In G-gundam i'm gonna have to say grizzly gundam purely out of Misplaced Nationalism and my favor for anything with An Axe to Grind. Both Seed and Zeta's coolest mecha where in the hands of the villains: Providence and The O where wicked-cool. For 00 i'll have to go for Virtue.
So out of all these mechanical monstrosities, these titans among titans and ridiculously overpowered Super Prototype and Ace Custom models in ths massive series... Which is my favorite?
Probably the original series' Zaku
edited 21st Feb '10 9:49:43 AM by ShirowShirow "Well, of course they'd be "colorful" - they're male battle-whores." - Nomuru2d
So I'm up to episode 24 of Gundam 00 and Alejandro has a serious Bling Bling Bang obsession. Golden gun, golden space suit, golden mecha that fires golden lasers!!
Also is it me or is this show determined to rub it in that when it looks like somebody just got killed, that yes, they are dead?
Agreed, Duo is made of win. Anybody else like G Gundam? For be a ridiculously silly over the top fight-fest? I like G, it's my third favorite Gundam series after Wing and Victory. Also, am I the only one who thinks Gundam SEED was pretty good and doesn't really deserve all the hate it gets?
I was under the impression that Gundam Seed Destiny was the one with a ton of hate directed at it. Something about ruining characters or plots from Gundam SEED.
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Neither one was particularly good. Personally, I loathe seed's art style. The way that people are drawn in it just... half the time they don't have noses. It annoys me. It's a decent enough attempt to sorta-kinda remake the original show, but my god the design work is just awful.
Also, destiny got a lot of perfectly justifiable hatred. Dumping poor Shin halfway through to focus on the old cast? What were they thinking?
When in deadly danger, when beset by doubt, run in little circles, wave your arms and shout.
I see the Awesomeness.
Hmm, I think the only ones I'm missing are the V pair, Gundam X (never finished it), and I think there was one more.
The reason the newer series has all of the angsty teens is to draw in the young girl crowd. The Humongous Mecha fights are what draws the boys, the bishie boys draw the girls.
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I really hated the Heavyarms. To the extent that I felt sure it was designed specifically to Uriah Gambit the original Trowa Barton.
The Hyaku Shiki is probably my favourite.
Re: SEED: I dislike the art style, but I don't hate it. My opinion of SEED is that it was kind of boring for the first half, and then the second half of the show popped up and Kira and Athrun kill one another's friends and Athrun destroys the Strike. At this point, the show became a non-stop sequence of pure holyshitthisisawesome.
Personally, my favorite designs in the series are... well, pretty much all the ones in 00. The suits in that series just feel more like badass robots to me for some reason.
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I'm trying to decide if I want to watch Gundam 0080. I'm sure Miijhal will say yes, but what do the rest of you think?
I definitely plan on watching 0083, Zeta, ZZ *, and CC.
edited 21st Feb '10 9:12:16 AM by Nyktos I guess it is.
Saintia SHOU!
I liked the first SEED, sure there are a few niggles but overall it's a good show. Plus it was the first one i watched on TV end-to-end since Wing. And i didn't have to deal with Disco guns because i live in canada. HA!
Destiny was mostly terrible, but it had one scene that i loved: Kira using his giant mecha to crash the wedding. That was hilarious, even if it was a part of Cagalli's overall Character Derailment.
The only Gundam series i haven't seen at all is Victory Gundam actually. I'm avoiding it on purpose because i don't want to get depressed about it... Is there a trope for that?
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This Longridge Junior Tiger Plus golf set has been specifically designed for the young golfer. The set is comprised of an oversized titanium matrix 3 wood, oversized titanium matrix 7, 9 and P/S irons and a mallet style putter with a soft face insert.
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Key Information | |
Type | Sets |
Gender | Unisex |
Features | |
Age Suitability | Junior |
Pockets | 5 |
Lightweight | Y |
Shaft | Graphite |
Headcover | Y |
Flex | Regular |
Trolley Included | N |
Drinks Pocket | Y |
Accessories Included | |
Carry Case Included | Y |
Balls Included | N |
Shoulder Strap | Y |
Protective Covers Included | N |
Tees Included | N |
Towel Included | N |
Umbrella Included | N |
Waterproof Cover Included | N |
Additional Information | |
What"s in the Box | Includes: carry case |
Dimensions | |
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Assembled Depth | 23.0 |
Assembled Weight | 4.3 Kilogram |
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