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2 tbsp flour
3/4 cup skim milk
1 cup 2% shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
In large skillet cook meat over medium heat until brown and drain. Add in taco seasoning, diced tomato, water, and (uncooked) macaroni. Heat to a boil. Reduce heat and cover pan. Simmer 12-14 min until macaroni is tender.
While the above is cooking it's time to make the cheese sauce.
Melt the butter in a saucepan. Whisk in the flour until smooth. Slowly add in the milk and bring to a boil. Whisk continuously until smooth. Sauce will slowly thicken. Remove from heat and add shredded cheddar cheese to milk mixture until melted. Add the salt and pepper. Finally, once hamburger/macaroni mixture if ready, pour the cheese sauce over. Stir gently to combine & serve.
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Meanwhile, Kim presides over one of the most repressive regimes on Earth.
As Human Rights Watch puts it, Kim's succession as supreme leader after the death of his father, Kim Jong Il, in December 2011, "had little impact on the country's dire human rights record."
People are subjected to torture and thrown into prison camps based on political charges. Those who have managed to escape describe horror that includes beatings, starvation and executions.
As CNN has reported, Kim Jong Un appears to have changed nothing in the camps.
U.S. citizen Kenneth Bae knows first-hand. He's currently in one, charged with "serious crimes" and sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly trying to bring down the government through religious activities. Bae's family says he owned a tour company and was in North Korea for work.
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Par for the course in North Korea, where people have no freedom.
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2. What are you reading right now?
I'm about a third of the way through David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas. It is seriously not bad. I'm also part way through the short story anthologies Best New Horror 21 and Best New SF 23.
3. What books do you have on request at the library?
None. My mother got me an adult library card when I was about ten or eleven and I read everything I could until I discovered 'Salem's Lot by Stephen King, which was the first book I wanted to own to read whenever I wanted. Now I buy books and keep them safe.
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If you ask my wife, it would be buying more secondhand books than I'm ever going to be able to read in this lifetime. If you ask me, I would tend to agree with her…
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6. Do you have an e-reader?
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My leather armchair with flip-up footrest.
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Anywhere I can get a bit of peace and quiet. When I was a kid, in a house with parents, two siblings, a dog and a cat, I used to go to the bottom of the garden and climb a tree to read in.
15. What is your policy on book lending?
If I lend someone a hardcover (and I say 'if') I remove the dustjacket - for two reasons: one, so that I remind myself that I lent the book out; and two, because people seem to think that dustjackets are there to be destroyed in protection of the book, or to be folded in between pages and used as bookmarks. This is wrong thinking. If I lend someone a paperback, I expect it back in exactly the same condition - no dog-eared pages, no creased spine, no folded back covers: no damage whatsoever. Don't read it in the bath, or hold it one-handed. Don't place it facedown on the table to mark your place. I mean, if I took your dog for a walk and fucked it up the arse, you'd have something to say about it, wouldn't you? (I don't - for these reasons - often lend books. Or walk dogs.)
16. Do you ever dog-ear books?
I flatten out any dog-eared pages of books in secondhand bookshops! Even if I'm not buying the book. I will actually gasp at the sight of people doing this. My wife says I physically wince when people fold the covers back on paperbacks. I mean, a bookmark is a scrap of paper. Who can't find a scrap of paper to mark their page? What savagery is this?
17. Do you ever write in the margins of your books?
18. Not even with text books?
Fucksakes, NO!
19. What is your favorite language to read in?
20. What makes you love a book?
Surprise me. A twist I'm not expecting, an emotion I'm not anticipating. Sustain whatever makes the book so good throughout.
21. What will inspire you to recommend a book?
If it's a book I would reread, I would recommend it. I rarely get the time to reread a book, mind you, but that would be the criterion.
22. Favorite genre?
Can't choose between science fiction and horror. Most modern horror is rubbish, so SF.
23. Genre you rarely read (but wish you did?)
If there was a genre I wished to read, I'd read it. What's to stop me?
24. Favorite biography?
Never read them. Real people tend to be dull.
25. Have you ever read a self-help book?
Does Max Brooks's The Zombie Survival Guide count?
26. Favorite cookbook?
27. Most inspirational book you've read this year (fiction or non-fiction)?
Paintwork made me want to write short stories and publish them myself.
28. Favorite reading snack?
29. Name a case in which hype ruined your reading experience.
Most of Stephen King's recent output of the last twenty years has been hyped. Most have been shit.
30. How often do you agree with critics about a book?
Critics make me aware of a book or an author. Beyond that, I'm not at all bothered by their opinions.
31. How do you feel about giving bad/negative reviews?
Perfectly happy.
32. If you could read in a foreign language, which language would you choose?
Russian. Because there is a ton of Russian science fiction that's never been translated into English.
33. Most intimidating book you've ever read?
Intimidating? I bought Stephen King's IT in hardback. That gives you pause for thought, starting to read a book so big and heavy you could feasibly use it to kill a man.
34. Most intimidating book you're too nervous to begin?
There are a couple of Jack Ketchum books I'm wary of, because Jack Ketchum goes all the way and gives not a fuck what you or I think.
35. Favorite Poet?
T S Eliot.
36. How many books do you usually have checked out of the library at any given time?
None, because I thought we'd covered this.
37. How often have you returned book to the library unread?
May have done it when I was a kid, but that was a thousand years ago.
38. Favorite fictional character?
Crikey. Probably the entire cast of good guys from Stephen King's The Stand. That's probably the best job of characterisation anyone has ever done. I love Mary Katherine 'Merricat' Blackwood, the narrator of Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castle (which might be my favourite ever book).
39. Favorite fictional villain?
Randall Flagg, the Dark Man, the "Walkin' Dude" - the bad guy from The Stand.
40. Books you're most likely to bring on vacation?
An assortment of unread books.
41. The longest you've gone without reading.
Maybe a day. If I don't sit down and read something every day I get irritable. More irritable than usual.
42. Name a book that you could/would not finish.
I used to refuse to not finish a book. Not sure why - some sort of ideal, I suppose. But life is too short. The last book I abandoned part way was John Steakley's Vampire$.
43. What distracts you easily when you're reading?
My phone. Also, the postman delivering new books.
44. Favorite film adaptation of a novel?
Lord of the Rings, because they adapted it brilliantly by accentuating the good stuff and losing the bad stuff (and there is a lot of bad stuff!).
45. Most disappointing film adaptation?
Almost all of them. Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes I managed fifteen minutes of. No point buying the licence if you're just going to shit all over it.
46. The most money I've ever spent in the bookstore at one time?
About £70 (though that's in a secondhand bookshop).
47. How often do you skim a book before reading it?
I don't, because that's an idiotic thing to do. You're cheating the author and you're cheating yourself. If I catch you doing it I will slap you up your head.
48. What would cause you to stop reading a book half-way through?
My trousers catching fire.
49. Do you like to keep your books organized?
I keep all my books on shelves, ranked by author. Other than that, it's totally random, books on top of books, books behind other books, and only I can find anything.
50. Do you prefer to keep books or give them away once you've read them?
I prefer to keep them. I have a room that looks like the book version of the warehouse from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
51. Are there any books you've been avoiding?
I'll tell you what I hate - picking up an interesting-looking horror book only to find it's one of those 'paranormal romance' novels for fucking housewives. All lovey-dovey vampires and cuddly werewolves. The sort of reader who'd take one look at a Joe Lansdale book and shit down their leg and right into their shoe. I avoid those books because I like horror where shit gets fucked up (also I'm not a sad and loveless lady whose last good orgasm came courtesy of Duracell).
52. Name a book that made you angry.
Twilight. Because my 11-year old daughter wanted to read it and I had to tell her no. I shouldn't need to do that, but those books don't have any message I want my daughter believing.
53. A book you didn't expect to like but did?
Many years ago, back in the '80s, I really liked a horror and SF author called George R R Martin, but he went and made some television shows and didn't return to fiction until some fantasy rubbish called A Game of Thrones. I balked at it, because I hadn't touched fantasy since reading The Hobbit as a kid. But then I found the first three books in a remaindered bookstore and got all three for a fiver. That was the best five pounds I ever spent. A good writer is a good writer, no matter what they write.
54. A book that you expected to like but didn't?
The afore-mentioned Banquet for the Damned.
55. Favorite guilt-free, pleasure reading?
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Just came across this forum whilst researching high efficiency speahers and it seems there's a whole heap of enthusiasm !
Current set up is a bit strange - (NAS server / Modified SB3 / Lyngdorf TDA2200 for pre-amp and DAC duties and driving the bass / Trends 10.1 T-amp driving the mid and highs / ML Prodigies) but works for me. Only problem is that the big MLs are dominating our new lounge a bit so I'm under pressure to downsize.
Having been amazed by the performance of the little T-Amp, and bowled over by a recent demo of some Audio Note speakers (AN-E) I'm now more interested than ever in the high efficiency world. But no Decware here in the UK as far as I know. Is this right, and does anyone have any experience of using Decware radials with Class T amps ? I've no idea what these radials may sound like (I've heard Duevels which seemed great at imaging but a little floopy at the bottom end) - would they be a huge step down from electrostatic clarity ?
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You might try PM'ing Andy831, one of his mates has a pair of RL'3. I know of a few pair of 1.5's, and two other pairs of 3's in the UK but I don't think any other owners are forum members.
There is also a guy here in the states that has sold his Martin Logan's for a pair of RL-3's and hasn't looked back, maybe he'll see your post, and respond as well.
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No need to PM me I am here ZYGI.....lol
Liffy..... I do know a chap who has a pair of Radials however I have yet to hear them. He also has some form of T amp too although I am not sure which one.
As far as I know Vinnie reads this forum however I don`t think he contributes to it, but if you would like to talk to him direct I will pass you his email address if he confirms this to be ok.
We are both in the North of England, so not too easy to get up to us for a listen though you would be welcomed if you happen to travel up here for a living?
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Well, I went to Vinnies for the evening last night to have a look / listen to the radial 3.0`s
Nice looking and sounding speaker.
Tried them with the Decware zen first. Sounded very nice at low volumes very clean, sounded a bit Hi Fi.
But none the less very listenable, good image and soundstage. Became very shouty at louder volumes though, and I felt Vinnies Zen was starting to clip however no one else mentioned that fact, but I definately detected distortion at
higher volumes.
We then tried them on the end of a pair of original Quad 2`s.
They definately came to life a bit more with the extra wattage available, however to my ears the sound became a little
mushy and soft, Probably the Quads causing that.
On both occasions the amp was used with a Ming Da Pre amp.
I suggested to Vinnie that we reconvene shortly and I will bring my pair of selects and csp down to try. I do believe that with approximately 6 watts rather than Vinnies 1.8 Watts the speakers will really sing.
I will report back once we have tied the Selects
As an aside and in answer to Iffy`s original question, we also tried the radials on the end of a T amp. It has to be said
that they sounded very good, A bit bright, but very exceptable.
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In my humble view, the total system, designed to work together, is most important. Rarely can a single component perform to it's potential in many other configurations.
My Radials "sing" behind the SE84CS (2ea)!
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It sounded like Katrina.
Now from a survivor of a powerful tornado that ripped a 75 mile long path.
Of destruction through three different counties in southern Mississippi.
At least sixty people are injured more than 200 homes either damaged or destroyed there amazingly through all of this no one was killed.
Take a look at this now this is amateur video of a funnel while the majority of the damage in and around the town of Hattiesburg home to the University of Southern Mississippi.
Now school reports that nobody there receivers and -- because so many students are out of town for Marty Graf.
And today the Mississippi governor Phil Bryant had a warning for anyone who wanted to check out the damage in -- do not become besides they're.
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In this area.
I would tell you if you do not have to be within the affected area.
-- the governor went on to say that a big reason no one died is because there is plenty of warning before the storm hit.
Jonathan Serrie live in Hattiesburg tonight with more from there and what part of that campus was hit hardest -- Hi bill it was really the southeastern corner of the campus that suffered than most major damage four buildings were guarded.
Including oval treehouse the structure you see behind me that used to house.
The alumni office it's going to the alumni association is now gonna have to move to another portion of the campus and although we're now getting reports that there were some minor injuries on campus.
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Anywhere in the state of Mississippi as a result of this storm bill what about other parts of the city what are you seeing and hearing.
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The last real day of Summer for me 'Stadeside' a couple of weekends ago - I think this one may be my favourite of the set so far ... thank you for putting up with them all
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You have managed a nostalgic atmosphere somehow, Sarah, not that I can quite define how. Perhaps it's the shadow?
This has been an exceptional series.
This is stunning, the colours of that tarpaulin are amazing, almost mirrors the landscape, very sublime
What a beautiful, beautiful piece of work - one you should be rightly very proud of..Jo
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I've enjoyed this series, and I agree with you, and this is my favourite too You do present these coastal images so well, and your processing compliments them perfectly
The subject stands out brilliantly and with great colour. WesternRed.
Great composition, lovely colours, and a tidy bit of processing. Excellent image.
Congratulations Sarah, wish I was 21 again. Superior image, well deserved UA.
This IS a lovely shot Sarah. And a sad title for this wonderful cheery image.
You've caught some wonderful warm light on these boats, this has been a thoroughly enjoyable series to view
Congratulations on a stunning shot - well deserved awards
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What causes earthquakes? Where are they most likely to happen? And is it possible to predict when the next one will take place? Find out more about the geological processes that cause these natural disasters and how big they can be.
An earthquake is a sudden release of energy in the crust of the Earth that creates seismic waves, like shock waves. Depending on the size of the earthquake, these waves can cause great damage to buildings.
The centre of the earthquake beneath the surface is called the hypocentre. The location on the earth's surface is known as the earthquake's epicentre.
The outer shell of the Earth, the lithosphere, is covered by rigid plates called tectonic plates. These are constantly on the move driven by forces deep within the Earth.
Their movement causes stress to build up at points of weakness in the rock called 'faults'. When the stress becomes too great the rocks fracture along the fault releasing energy in the form of an earthquake.
Seismic waves spread out from the point of fracture like ripples in a pond.
Seismic waves are caused by the release of energy as a fault moves. These are felt as intense vibrations and the ground shakes.
Most of what we know about the Earth's interior comes from studying seismic waves.
Their speed depends on the density of the rock they are moving through, so we can find out about the changes in the Earth's density at different depths by studying the speed of the waves.
They show that the Earth is made up of 3 layers, called the crust, the mantle and the core.
They can happen anywhere, but most earthquakes occur at the boundaries between tectonic plates where they are pushed together, pulled apart or slide past one another.
The most famous plate boundaries are the 'ring of fire' that encircles the Pacific Ocean.
The magnitude of an earthquake is calculated using the Richter scale. This measures the amount of seismic energy released by the quake.
The Richter scale is logarithmic. This means that a magnitude 5.0 earthquake is ten times more powerful than a magnitude 4.0.
The largest earthquake ever recorded occurred in Chile in 1960. It measured 9.5 on the Richter scale.
The Indian Ocean earthquake of 2004 had a magnitude of 9.0. It caused a tsunami that killed over 227,000 people. Scientists think that an earthquake of magnitude 10 or larger is very unlikely.
No. We know that most earthquakes occur at plate boundaries but at the moment we can't predict exactly when one will occur and how big it will be.
It depends on how large it is and how far away from the earthquake's epicentre you are.
A big earthquake close by will feel like a sudden large jolt followed by violent shaking that can last for up to 2 minutes.
A small, faraway quake isn't easy to feel at all, but if you are sitting down and you keep still then you may feel a couple of gentle shakes.
Yes. Although nowhere near as devastating as those that take place in other parts of the world, the UK experiences a few hundred earthquakes per year. Most are so small that they can only be detected using sensitive equipment.
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Headers 101: The header is the structural part that carries the load of all the weight of the house that is above your door or window. A typical load bearing wall has solid framing studs every 16". The 16" spacing is short enough so that the load above it will be fully supported. Any opening that is larger than this 16" will need a header. Trying to build without a header will result in either immediate failure or a slow and steady deformation of all the structure above the opening. Don't be fooled if you open up a section of a load bearing wall and it doesn't fall down immediately - it will soon fail. Headers are sized to carry the load of each different opening. The larger dimension (in height) that the header is, the more load it can carry. Typically headers are 4x8, 4x10 or 4x12 but 4x6 can work for small openings. The headers are supported by jack studs that transfer the load on the header downwards to more solid framing in the floor structure. That's the basics. Since you are asking I would strongly recommend that you hire a pro to do this or work with someone who is familiar with residential house structure. The exception to this in your case would be if the new door can fit within the space of the old window. As long as the door will fit without widening the rough opening left by the window, you can install the door without any major structural changes. You will still need a header, but in this case it's the same header that is currently supporting the window.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Jaybee, Jaybee | ||||
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I do not discriminate, I believe people should be judged on their merits as an individual, but I feel that the addition of the T's only serves to discredit the legitimacy of the L's, G's, and B's cause.
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Presidential Proclamation--Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Month
On Friday, May 28th, The White House Office of the Press Secretary released President Obama's Presidential Proclamation, proclaiming June to be Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month.
Worthy of full inclusion, the Presidential Proclamation proclaiming June as LGBT Pride Month, reads:
As Americans, it is our birthright that all people are created equal and deserve the same rights, privileges, and opportunities. Since our earliest days of independence, our Nation has striven to fulfill that promise. An important chapter in our great, unfinished story is the movement for fairness and equality on behalf of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community. This month, as we recognize the immeasurable contributions of LGBT Americans, we renew our commitment to the struggle for equal rights for LGBT Americans and to ending prejudice and injustice wherever it exists.
LGBT Americans have enriched and strengthened the fabric of our national life. From business leaders and professors to athletes and first responders, LGBT individuals have achieved success and prominence in every discipline. They are our mothers and fathers, our sons and daughters, and our friends and neighbors. Across my Administration, openly LGBT employees are serving at every level. Thanks to those who came before us the brave men and women who marched, stood up to injustice, and brought change through acts of compassion or defiance we have made enormous progress and continue to strive for a more perfect union.
My Administration has advanced our journey by signing into law the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr., Hate Crimes Prevention Act, which strengthens Federal protections against crimes based on gender identity or sexual orientation. We renewed the Ryan White CARE Act, which provides life saving medical services and support to Americans living with HIV/AIDS, and finally eliminated the HIV entry ban. I also signed a Presidential Memorandum directing hospitals receiving Medicare and Medicaid funds to give LGBT patients the compassion and security they deserve in their time of need, including the ability to choose someone other than an immediate family member to visit them and make medical decisions.
In other areas, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced a series of proposals to ensure core housing programs are open to everyone, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. HUD also announced the first ever national study of discrimination against members of the LGBT community in the rental and sale of housing. Additionally, the Department of Health and Human Services has created a National Resource Center for LGBT Elders.
Much work remains to fulfill our Nation's promise of equal justice under law for LGBT Americans. That is why we must give committed gay couples the same rights and responsibilities afforded to any married couple, and repeal the Defense of Marriage Act. We must protect the rights of LGBT families by securing their adoption rights, ending employment discrimination against LGBT Americans, and ensuring Federal employees receive equal benefits. We must create safer schools so all our children may learn in a supportive environment. I am also committed to ending "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" so patriotic LGBT Americans can serve openly in our military, and I am working with the Congress and our military leadership to accomplish that goal.
As we honor the LGBT Americans who have given so much to our Nation, let us remember that if one of us is unable to realize full equality, we all fall short of our founding principles. Our Nation draws its strength from our diversity, with each of us contributing to the greater whole. By affirming these rights and values, each American benefits from the further advancement of liberty and justice for all.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim June 2010 as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month. I call upon all Americans to observe this month by fighting prejudice and discrimination in their own lives and everywhere it exists.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twenty-eighth day of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand ten, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-fourth.
President Obama is the second U.S. president to issue a proclamation in honor of Pride Month.
President Clinton issued the first "Gay and Lesbian Pride Month" proclamation in 1999, the third year of his second term, and another in 2000. President George W. Bush issued no Pride proclamations, making Obama the first president to issue a Pride proclamation in the first year of his presidency. Obama was also the first to include bisexual and transgender people and proclaim "LGBT Pride Month."
A comparison of Obama's and Clinton's proclamations suggests some progress in LGBT civil rights between the two administrations. The comparison can be read at Bay Windows, New England's Largest GLBT Newspaper.
I do not discriminate, I believe people should be judged on their merits as an individual, but I feel that the addition of the T's only serves to discredit the legitimacy of the L's, G's, and B's cause.
Thanks for reading and the rec, JoshArizona! However, I do not understand why you would think that the addition of the T's only serves to discredit the legitimacy of the L's, G's, and B's cause.[???]
In the eyes of the general public, transgenders are still a very taboo subject.
While gays, lesbians, and bisexuals are now accepted, and they should be.
We can't expect the public to be as accepting of transgenders as the other three just yet.
Mainly, I think that the T is a different subject than L, G, and B.
LGB is about sexual orientation and T is about surgically changing gender, I think it would be better to focus on sexual orientation by this movement. They will definitely grab more support that way.
The LGB aspect covers the transgenders orientation rights, but the surgical aspect is a different subject.
Now, like I said earlier I believe that individuals should only be judged for there personal merits, and I believe that people have the right to do whatever they want with their own body as long as its not harming another life.
I just differ in opinion on how to promote gay rights.
I think maybe that first comment sounded a little to harsh, I didn't intend that.
Hope that clears it up.
Indeed. I understand and I believe you are correct. Even among my generation this still seems to be the case. Nonetheless, they are catagorized herein as it goes against the normality per se of society. So they do belong. Their rights as endowed (albeit currently remitted and supressed) by the laws of the land are equally important.
All of them dismantle the normal social institution of marriage. It may be a right to the few but asocial and amoral for the vast majority. Is this a sign of civilization? Does't such rights endanger the continuity of generation?
I think there may come time where nations of the world will cry on this so called right.
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Well i figured i would get this party started . The new year is here, so post up your best catches of 2011 to get pumped for 2012!!
before i catch grief im based in texas so everything is legal....now lets see your photos!
Wowwww.... those are so monster trout!
Nice!!! That looks like a hell of a fish fry waiting to happen!
Man! I wish I could get ahold of some trout like that tomorrow!!! Some great catches!
Here are a couple of my best Redsfish.
Nice Trout Tino!
Here are a few of mine from this year.
Here's a few from last year:
Didnt know you caught a sail randy thats sick!
cholmes that big ugly and jack are huge, the barracuda and rooster fish is just sick...
good stuff yall keep em coming!
Thanks, but I'm drooling over that tarpon and sail! Both on my short list and I can't wait to catch them. I'm also enjoying all the pics. Nice work guys!
Thanks Tino and cholmes. I'd swap you that sail and all the tarpon you want for that rooster! That must have been a great fight!
I have to admit that the Rooster was an absolute blast. It was like hooking the kayak to a freight train-we both were exhausted after the fight. I'm heading back to Baja later this year to do it all again-and maybe add a sail or marlin to the mix.! In the meantime, i'll be trying hard to get a tarpon.
Heres a dolphin and 9 of 14 Black fins
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Sean the colors on that dolphin are sick usually change by the time ya get em to the boat


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Very true. Ogletree doesn't fit our standards for a 1st round pick in terms of coming in with a clean record like Brown. He might not get large splash plays like Ogletree or Te'o but he is amazingly consistent on the field and has very excellent range. I'd say 20-32 is a very safe projection for him.
2014 Giants Mock (Extra 3rd from Nicks FA comp)
1. Khalil Mack, DE/LB, Buffalo
2. Zach Martin, G/C, Notre Dame
3. Donte Moncrief, WR, Ole Miss
3. Louchiez Purifoy, CB, Florida
4. Dominique Easley, DT, Florida
5. Marcel Jensen, TE, Fresno State
6. Jeremy Hill, RB, LSU
"We are hearing late-first round is now a possibility."
Nooooooooooo, I want us to draft him in the 2nd
I could see the Giants picking Brown in a heartbeat if he falls in the 2nd round, that scenario seems more unlikey with that Pro day showing and I don't think the Giants will move on purpose to get him in late 1st. That been said I would love to see the Giants trading down late 1st and get him early in second with that extra pick or by virtue of improving their original 2nd round position.
If you ask me in the end the Giants will draft BPA at 19, more likely a high value player sliding all the way to Reese's lap.
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I can;t help it, theres just something about being ridiculously productive and being the leader of a good defense that i like.. Theres something about forcing fumbles and making 140plus tackles, and having all fine measurables that get me excited... Giants worked em out all ready, so they must have some intrigue as well...
he may be, but he is too small to play ILB at the NFL level,,yeah he is 6'1 and 236 pounds, but he looks like a shrimp standing next to a guy like patrick willis, hell, he doesnt look much bigger than colin klein in a picture I saw of the two,,he does not carry the weight well at all and he doesn't have much room for growth,,I like him a lot,,just not in the middle.


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I remembered that some recipe sites and others have a "click here for printer friendly version" option. So this morning I went in and made ANOTHER page for every pattern page I've got and linked that on the original page that had the menu on it. It wasn't hard...just tedious. I don't know if anyone will even really use it. There are other things that probably should be done to make things more printer friendly, like reduce the font size, reduce picture size, etc..but then we are really getting into alot of work This is it for now!
Besides, I'd rather be creating something with fabric than dicking around with this website thing endlessly and still have people finding fault with this or that!!
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I just want to say thank you and I really appreciate the work that you have done in order to share your wonderful ideas and patterns.
I've noticed in life that there are always some people who are resistant to change, any change. I find it hard to understand as a person who thrives on change. I suppose those resistant to change cause someone like me to pause and think through my reasons for accepting change but non the less they sure frustrate me!
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I am in the Yahoo Stashbuster's group but actually have visted your website many times before I joined any of the Yahoo groups. Your site is great, don't let anyone make you mad because they aren't willing to take the time to cut and past a few things into a Word file so it'll print better! I started the X-string quilt two months ago and actually had an "accident" with my RC and cut off the side of my finger tip. It doesn't look gross anymore and the skin is growing back like the Dr said it would (although I didn't believe him). This quilt has become a UFO until I gather the courage to start it again. Have you ever thought about printing your patterns to a PDF file? I have a free program that I use to literally print from Word or any other software into a PDF and it works great. Everyone is able to download quicker and print off without worrying if their software can open the file. Email me or comment on my blog if you would like more info! http://dreamthinkgergal.blogspot.com/
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We had Easter Brunch at the Langdon Hall. It was so nice. Beautiful setting looking out at the woods. The ambiance was warm and relaxing, not stuffy. The food was amazing. Delicious and so beautifully presented. The piano was excellent, not intrusive or stuffy, just the right ambiance. It was very elegant and delicious, and made Easter very special. We might make this a new family tradition!
Pleasant surroundings, wonderful food and superb service. A truly great evening, friendly and knowledgeable service - will come again
Always my favorite, especially for my birthday. The food was exceptionally wonderful this visit. Lots of fresh food from the gardens and always stunning presentation. Thanks again for another perfect dinner out.
Have planned on eating here for a long time. Staff in and out of restaurant very helpful. Enjoyed the service and the food. Nice choices of drinks Food very flavorful. Enjoyed it thoroughly.
We were there on a Saturday night, with a group of 8. They easily accommodated the party size. There was bread and butter to start, then a lovely amuse bouche of heirloom carrots and dip. The table had a wide variety of appetizers and mains. The wine, selected by the help of the sommelier, was excellent and the glasses were replenished often. Dessert was amazing, and they even humored the selection of an appetizer (the scallops were that good) as a dessert. We've been to Langdon at least ten times in the last decade and it never fails to deliver for a special night out. It was a new chef (less than 2 weeks) but the change was not noticeable to us (we had last been in a year ago).
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November 22, 2013 9:00 amA restaurant barmaid serves Beaujolais Nouveau wine in northern France, Thursday, Nov. 21, 2013. The wine world's best-known party is beginning, the ritual uncorking of Beaujolais Nouveau every November. That's both a curse and a blessing for the region.
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CDC Report Card: No Improvement in Food Safety
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Consumer Trends: Mangos on Trend for Healthy Living
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Photo of the Day: Wholesale Food Costs Rise in October
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Indiana Food Plant Reopening Pushed Back
November 21, 2013 9:55 amA food-processing company says it has pushed back the date for restarting a closed factory in eastern Indiana. Sugar Creek Packing Co. officials say the delay comes because of changes in construction plans for a sewage treatment plant near Cambridge City.
Post Reports 4Q Losses on Plant Closure
November 21, 2013 9:49 amPost Holdings Inc. on Wednesday reported a fiscal fourth-quarter loss as it was weighed down by charges tied to a plant closure, but recent acquisitions helped lift the cereal maker's sales. The company was hurt by $4.8 million in depreciation charges.
Tyson Cuts Ties with Okla. Pork Producer After Abuse Video
November 21, 2013 9:41 amAn animal rights group said Wednesday it videotaped workers at an Oklahoma farm abusing hogs raised for Tyson Foods, and the meat company said it would immediately end its contract with the supplier. On the tape, a worker throws a bowling ball at a pig.
U.S. October Wholesale Prices Fall, Baked Goods Climb the Most Since 1980
November 21, 2013 9:26 am | by JOSH BOAK, AP Economics WriterU.S. wholesale prices fell in October for the second straight month, due to cheaper gasoline costs. Wholesale prices for bread rolls, muffins, bagels and croissants rose 4 percent, the biggest month-over-month increase on records dating back to 1980.
Daily Sound Bite: Raw Milk Producer Claims Free Speech in Advertising Ban
November 20, 2013 12:51 pmInterstate raw milk sales are illegal, but an Oregon raw milk producer is claiming free speech rights are being hampered amid a ban on in-state advertising. Oregon farmers who sell milk on the farm directly to consumers are prohibited from advertising.
J.M. Smucker 2Q Earnings Fall Short of Expectations
November 20, 2013 12:40 pmJ.M. Smucker said Wednesday that its fiscal second-quarter net income rose 3 percent, but the results fell short of analysts' expectations and the company cut its revenue forecast for the full year. Its shares fell more than 5 percent in morning trading.
USDA Grants Farm-to-School Food Funds for 42 States
November 20, 2013 12:37 pmThe U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved grants to 71 organizations in 42 states working on getting locally grown farm products into school cafeterias. In Iowa, Decorah-based Northeast Iowa Food & Fitness Initiative will get $95,600.
Activists Rally Against Kellogg's Palm Oil Use
November 20, 2013 12:34 pmActivists are planning a rally at Kellogg Co. headquarters in Battle Creek to urge the cereal giant to stop using palm oil in its products. Much of the world's palm oil comes from Indonesia, where rain forests are being destroyed for new plantations.
McDonald's Keeps McRib off of National Menu
November 20, 2013 12:30 pm | by CANDICE CHOI, AP Food Industry WriterMcDonald's, which has been struggling to juggle a variety of new menu items, says the McRib won't be available nationally this year.The fast-food chain says it's leaving it up to local franchise groups to decide whether to offer the pork sandwich.
Consumer Trends: Twists on the Traditional Thanksgiving
November 20, 2013 12:00 pmTradition holds true across the country when it comes to preparing a Thanksgiving meal; however, according to a new survey conducted by Pillsbury, today's holiday table may have a new look as families seek to modernize classic recipes.
Lower Gas Costs Nudge Consumer Prices Down in October, Food Prices Rise
November 20, 2013 11:58 am | by JOSH BOAK, AP Economics WriterCheaper gasoline lowered overall U.S. consumer prices slightly in October. Outside the steep drop at the pump, inflation stayed mild. The consumer price index fell 0.1 percent last month, down from a 0.2 percent increase in September, the Labor Department said.