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►History of the Fist: The World Tournament Saga◄Post Reply
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LamiaZlogonje wrote:
Megumi: So be it
There wasn't really much else to say. "Yes." But he just wanted to have the final word.
Bitch please.
Creator-(The BossMan)
A man pops up on a large TV screen
Tournament Adviser: Hello everyone and Welcome to the 31th World Martial Arts Tournament! If you have not Signed up please do now the Preliminaries will be starting in 15 mins. All Fighters please head to the Entry Yard on the west side of the Island. Thank you and good luck
That message replayed about 3 times then it cut off and commercials started back playing.
Not So Fast Mojojojo
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I guess that's my cue.
Yaen walks off to the meeting place.
Flute reaches the Tournament grounds but she does no land. She watches from above as she senses that something is going to happen around here. She watches the fighters gather.
Don't take any attacks/techniques of any of my RP characters without permission
Creator-(The BossMan)
OCC: If anyone would like to Rp as Cobi Jones, Amy Smith, Shin Muramasa, Namoi Ranfan, or Roy Bromwell PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I Cant play all these Characters by myself lol
It was a bunch of people in the Entry Yard waiting for the Preliminaries to start.
Amy: This crowd looks pretty fierce Cobi. Do you really think you can win?
Cobi was leaning on a wall with his arms crossed he had his eyes closed then he slowly opens them and he looks at his fellow colleague.
Cobi: Yea I know I can beat these clowns. I was trained by the best. Master Megumi.
Amy twirls around and giggles at Cobi.
Amy: You Know I think I saw Master Megumi around here she
Shin: Shes here to see greatness in action
Shin walks up to the two of them with cocky grin on his face.
Amy: SHIN!
Amy hug jumps up on Shin and hugs him Cobi rolls his eyes as he she Amy hugs Shin.
Amy: Are you going enter to?
Shin: I'm win this thing
Cobi: Amy we're going now ....Good to see ya Shin
Cobi grabs Amy by the arm and pulls her as they leave Amy waves and Shin just grins.
Maya was also in the room. She was sitting on the floor up against a wall. She was looking at all the fighters and a evil smile creep on her face
A female with blue hair and a shirtless man with white hair both stood at the gates of the stadium.
#2: 99 your mission is to scout out the martial arts in this tournament. If your targets are here you may kill them if you wish. I signed you up by the name Blair. I will be watching everything from a far.
She nods as the white haired guy flys off and she enters the stadium
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(I'll take Namoi~)
Yaen looks around.
Wow, a lot of tough fighters. Mom wasn't kidding.
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OOC: I will take Cobi Jones, leaving Shin to be, well Shin I guess? Or Amy if he decides....
Ringo sat amongst the fighters in the corner of the room. Leaning in his chair, with his Saiyan armor on, he rested against the wall with his eyes closed in a comfortable sort of manner.
You're still calling her Mom? How childish.
He clears his throat and starts stretching like he just woke up.
Cobi let got of Amy's arm as they made their way to the other side.
We need to find Megumi, where did you see her Amy?
What Bitch?! You Got a Problem?!
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Yaen turned around.
He crossed his arms.
What do you care what I call her by? If I don't call her that she'll strangle her, and I prefer to keep my neck not wrung.
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I suppose her power is quite frightful, I can understand why you would be scared of her.
Ringo took his feet off the table and kicked out a chair at the table for Yaen to sit at.
Have they decided the fighting order yet?
What Bitch?! You Got a Problem?!
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Yaen sat down with one arm leaning on the table. He shook his head.
Nah, they just announced for all the fighters to gather and wait here.
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Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide
OCC: Okie Dokie guys Here we Are
Cobi Jones - TheKon004
Amy Smith - (Whoever wants it but currently shinsonic23)
Shin Muramasa -(Whoever wants it but currently shinsonic23)
Namoi Ranfan - crono1036
Roy Bromwell - (Whoever wants it but currently shinsonic23)
When Androids get more play then I will need help with them as well. Till then Lets have sum fun. Or Yeh eckz86 U BETTER PLAY ROY RIGHT!! He is one my favorites.
Now Here is the 16 Characters in the tournament that I know of so far.
1. Abasai 13 - LamiaZlogonje
2. Cobi Jones - TheKon004
3. Milo Wong - deyone5
4. Ringo - Thekon004
5. Ember - Rai-Kage
6. Maya - shinsonic23
7.Amy Smith - (Whoever wants it but currently shinsonic23)
8. Drake Monteiro - bnelitob
9. Shin Muramasa -(Whoever wants it but currently shinsonic23)
10. Namoi Ranfan - crono1036
11. Roy Bromwell - (Whoever wants it but currently shinsonic23)
12. Blair - shinsonic23
13. Cross - rkanubis
14. Yaen - crono1036
Damon - Eldritch_Sadist and Ginko Kinomori - mushishikun both dropped out. So I need 1 more character. I know Cross wanted in so I'm just add him to the list. Tho I need 1 character . So whoever wants in speak now because I'm taking the first person so we can get this show on the road.
Amy looks at Cobi
Amy: I think back at the gates.
Amy says to Cobi not being a 100% sure.
Blair 99 walks in the Entry Yard and scans the whole yard of fighters. Names and power levels popped up everywhere in her eyes
Blair: it seems my targets are not present....
She then just stands in the walk way
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(Pssst. Yaen's name isn't on that.)
Namoi finally makes her way to the Entry Yard with a string of men behind her. She turns around and flashes a smile.
Ok boys, they've called for me so I got to go now.
She winks.
Be sure to watch ok~?
She kisses her fingertips and blows it to the guys. She then enters the Entry Yard and looks around with a smile.
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Cross heads for the entry yard on the west side of the island.
Bitch please.
Drake walks into the entry yard and notices Ringo with Yaen and walks over to them
Ringo your here too
If god was a human he'd be your's truly watch horror movies smoking blunts wi...
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More waiting huh? No matter, it just means you have more time to think about forfeiting.
Ringo's cocky attitude hasnt changed, infact he seemed more sure that he would win with every sentence. He notices Drake and nods.
Were you hoping I wouldnt be...
[b]Well I suppose she would be here if she was competing.
Cobi looked over at Ringo, Yaen and Drake. They seemed too at ease for a tournament of this caliber and was insulted by their level of calmness considering all the strong fighters here.
Do you know them?
He asked Amy, pointing them out.
What Bitch?! You Got a Problem?!
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Still the same Ringo even after a year.
Yaen shakes his head. He looks at Drake but doesn't greet him as he already met up with him earlier.
Namoi looks around and at all the fighters.
Oooh look at all the strong men around here... A big bunch of suckers against my tactics.
A gave a small scheming smile.She sees the Yaen group and her smile grew wider.
A group of handsome men over there~
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Super six: Warwick Athletic Hall opens its doors for second class
All these years later, Bob Wolfe wasn't sure how many folks in Lititz still remembered his era.
It's been more than five decades since the former four-sport star played a leading role in the Warwick football team capturing the Conference crown, and the Warrior basketball and baseball teams both winning Section championships in the 1962-63 school year. He also placed at the County track and field meet.
But his legend stretches a long way.
And Wolfe is getting his due with induction into Warwick's Athletic Hall of Fame. He received a phone call from Athletic Director Ryan Landis last Friday informing him of the honor.
"When (Ryan) called me, I said the first thing that comes to mind is I can't imagine that there's enough people left around that would remember that long ago," laughed Wolfe, an All-Conference QB in 1962 who earned a four-year athletic scholarship to play football at Colorado State University.
Wolfe was one of five that Landis contacted last week with the good news. Legends in their own right, Jeff Martin, Jerry McDonald, Ganne Way (Watson) and Andrew Wenger will join not only Wolfe in Warwick's second Athletic Hall of Fame class, but Veterans selection (pre-Warwick High School era) Ray Kreider as well.
From a list of 39 nominees, the Hall of Fame committee pared the candidates down to the top 12 vote-getters. From there, the 2015 Class was selected. A ceremony for the inductees will be held prior to Warwick's football team hosting Manheim Central in its home opener on Friday, Sept. 4, with festivities getting underway at 5 p.m. at Warwick Middle School. The pre-game reception is open to the public, at a cost of $8, where sandwiches and sides will be available. There will also be a ceremony at halftime of the football game.
"Their resumes speak for themselves," Landis said. "Part of the process that I like is talking to different people that watched them in their prime or played with them or coached them. They reassure just how special these different individuals were. And when you talk to people, the memories come back, smiles are on their face and they light up when they reminisce. The other thing with this particular group was the range, starting with Ray being back in the 1940's, then Bob in the 1960's all the way up through Ganne and Andrew Wenger most recently. It's quite a range of some of the more successful individuals that Warwick has seen in a variety of sports."
All living inductees are planning to attend the ceremony, with the exception of Wenger, whose Philadelphia Union team will be playing in San Jose, Calif. on Sept. 5 in Major League Soccer action.
Jeff Martin
Martin, a 1991 Warwick grad, holds the distinction of being the Warriors' first wrestler to reach the State finals, finishing his illustrious career with two PIAA silvers and one bronze while compiling a record of 130-11. He also was a four-time Lancaster-Lebanon League and Sectional champ, along with a three-time District Three gold medalist.
Even with all of his accomplishments, however, it's the camaraderie he had with his teammates that stands out when he reflects back.
"You miss that," said Martin, currently a 16-year veteran of the State Police. "When you get older and life comes at you … back then you think life is so hard and all you're doing is sitting in school and you get to play sports. I mean, you've got it made. It was always fun being part of a team, and of course, I remember just battling it out with my brother Scott every day in practice and kinda making each other better. Just the friendships you develop, not just in wrestling, but through all sports, I miss that. I certainly appreciate that."
Martin also played football as a freshman, in addition to playing four years of baseball. But for much of his career, he battled through injuries. In fact, he had two or three knee surgeries by his sophomore year and he had neck surgery after graduating from Warwick. Yet, Martin is humble when talking about those hurdles.
"I was dealing with it," he said, "but heck, every athlete goes through stuff."
To go into the Hall of Fame with his former coach Jerry McDonald is a special honor.
"I think it's pretty neat that I go in alongside him," said Martin, who was the L-L Wrestler of the Year in 1989-90 and an L-L Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee in 2005. "He was so instrumental in everything I did back then in reaching my goals. And I think it's well past due for him. I always respected him, I always thought he was a great coach and he certainly belongs in there, I think."
A resident of Cornwall, he has two sons, 9-year-old Cal and 7-year-old Asher. Martin is hoping that they eventually catch on to the sport in which he enjoyed a Hall of Fame career.
"It's coming up on 25 years, I was surprised to hear from (Landis)," he said. "I'm just very humbled and it's an honor. There have been a lot of great athletes to come through Warwick."
Jerry McDonald
There have been a lot of great coaches at Warwick too, and McDonald certainly ranks among the best of them. In 27 years at the helm of the Warrior wrestling program, spanning from 1975-76 through 2002-03, he compiled a record of 318-75-2. Along the way, he coached 64 Sectional champs, 19 District champs, 20 State medal-winners and three State finalists in Jeff Martin (1988 and 1990) and Kyle Narkiewicz (2003).
"Really, I just remember what great kids I had over the years," said McDonald, who recently stepped down after coaching Warwick's junior high wrestling team from 2010-11 through 2014-15. "Plus, the parents have been so supportive over the years. And the administration and the athletic directors that I've had over the years, everyone's been so supportive."
Of course, many of those kids wrestled during a golden era in the program's history when the Warriors won 10 straight Section crowns from 1975-76 to 1984-85. That was during a time when the L-L League was set up in a two-Section format.
"It was a great time," said McDonald, whose teams won 13 total Section crowns and District titles in 1981 and 1997. "It really was a very exciting time in those years."
He brought impressive credentials with him to Warwick, having earned a State bronze at Morris Hill (N.J.) and then capturing a PSAC gold medal at 145 while wrestling at East Stroudsburg University.
In his time on the bench with the Warriors, he was a multiple-time Coach of the Year and he received District Three Triple-A Coach of the Year accolades in 1980-81.
The phone call he received from Landis last Friday added to what was already a special day for McDonald.
"It's funny how it worked out &tstr; it was my (69th) birthday," he said. "I told (Ryan), 'Thanks for the birthday gift.'"
It was also a gift to coach a wrestler the caliber of Jeff Martin, and he is thrilled to enter the Warwick Hall with his former star pupil.
"I had so many good wrestlers and he was certainly outstanding," said McDonald, who was inducted into the L-L Hall of Fame in 2005. "I mean, I'm really, really happy that someone I was able to coach is going in at the same time. I'm sure there will be other wrestlers that will go in there too in the future. But it's exciting going in with Jeff."
Ganne Way
Way, a 2003 Warwick grad, provided Warwick track and field fans with a charge of excitement in 2003 when she won the PIAA State Triple-A gold medal in the 800 at Shippensburg University in a school-record time of 2:10.31. It's her No. 1 highlight from a high school career which earned her an athletic scholarship to the University of Kentucky.
"I still get tingles about it because it was just like the culmination of a career," Way said. "I was never as nervous for a race than I was for that State final race. You're talking NCAA Championship races, trying to get qualifying times for Olympic Trials, USA Championship races, and I think it was because it was my senior year. It was my last shot, coming in as the first seed &tstr; it was really my race to lose, if you think of it like that. And I wanted to do it for me, but I also really wanted to do it for my coach, Ed Nixdorf, and my parents (George and Pam), who had always been there. So it was a lot of pressure."
Throughout her career at Warwick, Way, the 2003 Grosh Scholarship winner, had plenty of other great memories also. Such as competing on the 4×400 relay that broke the school record in 2002. And winning State gold with the Warwick field hockey team as a sophomore, the program's third-ever PIAA championship.
Her accomplishments with the Lady Warriors were a precursor to a tremendous collegiate career, in which she was a three-time NCAA qualifier, an All-Region and All-SEC selection and an SEC champ in 2006 while running the anchor leg for Kentucky's distance medley relay. In that race, she outkicked a University of Florida runner to the finish on the Gators' home turf.
"It was pretty exciting," she said.
Coincidentally, Ganne now resides in Gainesville, Fla. with her husband Luke and their soon-to-be 2-year-old Declan. Luke is an assistant professor at the University of Florida in the school of accounting, while Ganne is an academic advisor at the school.
She's expecting the couple's second child in November. Before that, however, Ganne is looking forward to returning to Lititz on Sept. 4 for the Hall of Fame ceremony.
"It was really an exciting phone call from Ryan. Just so appreciative. Obviously, I was really excited," said Way, who also was a two-time qualifier for the USA Championships while running professionally for Brooks. "I really like what he's doing with Warwick athletics. The recognition of athletic alumni who have represented Warwick at the highest possible level, that is something that real athletic programs do and I emphasize the word 'program.' In this role as the new AD, that leadership is already showing. There's so many good athletes that have come out of Warwick in so many sports that to be in the second class is awesome."
Andrew Wenger
"Awesome" is one word to describe the soccer career of Andrew Wenger, who was a freshman when Warwick won the PIAA State Triple-A crown in 2005. In addition to being named the PA State Player of the Year as a senior, he was a two-time Adidas High School All-American and received All-State honors in his junior and senior campaigns with the Warriors.
The 2009 Warwick grad described his reaction as one of surprise when Landis called with the news about the Hall of Fame.
"I just didn't expect that call. I felt honored," said Wenger, who was also named to the U-17 U.S. National Team in 2007 and the U-20 U.S. National Squad in 2008. "It's a pretty cool thing that they started that. There's some pretty remarkable people that were inducted into the Hall of Fame last year and I'm sure will be in the future, so I'm honored to be in that group."
Reflecting on his playing days at Warwick, winning PIAA gold is naturally one memory that stands out.
"That was probably the highlight of my high school career," he remarked, "and unfortunately I guess, it came at the beginning, but it's better to have it than not at all. But other than that, I just played with a lot of great people. I enjoyed playing with them and playing for coach (Dale) Stoltzfus those four years and we had a lot of fun. It didn't always go perfectly on the field, but I think we still found some success the remaining three years (after winning PIAA gold). And it was an exciting experience."
The excitement continued at Duke University, where he started every game and was named the winner of the Herman Award in 2011, presented to the top Division-One soccer player in the nation. He tied the single-season record for most goals scored while playing with the Blue Devils, and he was an NSCAA All-America First-Team selection in 2010 and 2011. Wenger earned ACC Freshman of the Year accolades in 2009, ACC Defensive Players of the Year recognition in 2010, ACC Offensive Player of the Year honors in 2011 and All-Conference First-Team accolades from 2009-11.
At the conclusion of his career at Duke, Wenger was selected first overall by the Montreal Impact in the MLS Draft in 2012. Currently, he is a forward with the Philadelphia Union.
With the Union playing in San Jose, Calif. on Saturday, Sept. 5, he will be unable to attend Warwick's Hall of Fame ceremony. Asked what he might have included in his speech, Wenger said, "I may be able to give a speech electronically, I don't know yet. But I would probably just reminisce a bit about some of the people I played with and some of the experiences that we shared."
Wenger, though, is expecting to be in Lititz on Oct. 13 when the Warrior soccer team hosts McCaskey. That night, they are bringing back members of Warwick's State championship team for a 10th-anniversary reunion.
"That will be a cool experience to see everyone again," he said.
Bob Wolfe
It no doubt was a cool experience to watch Wolfe work his magic during is playing days with the Warriors in the 1960's. He was an All-Conference QB in 1962 and captain of the squad which won the Conference of the Roses title. He also was a guard/forward for the basketball team and a shortstop for the Warrior baseball team, winning the batting title in 1963 and finishing runner-up as a junior. Then in the summer after he graduated from high school, Wolfe led the Lancaster County American Legion League in batting.
"(Basketball) probably was not my best game," said Wolfe, a 1963 Warwick grad. "My best game was baseball and football. But I did well and I was always glad to be part of the team and help us win … I was fortunate that at a certain given time and place, I happened to be there and was surrounded by a lot of other great athletes and it was a fun time in my life."
With the Colorado State Rams, Wolfe handled kickoff and place-kicking duties (field goals and extra-points) in his sophomore and junior years. He started at QB in the second half of junior season and then was under center again as a senior, directing the Rams' Delaware Wing-T.
He also played first base on the Colorado State baseball team.
When his football career was finished at CSU, he earned All-American Honorable Mention.
"That's probably one of the things I was most proud of that a little kid from Lititz, Pennsylvania went to &tstr; not a big school, but to a great level-one school &tstr; and played well enough that someone thought enough of me to give me All-America Honorable Mention," Wolfe said. "I've always been very proud of that. And to be perfectly honest with you, receiving this (Hall of Fame) honor is something that ranks right up there with it. It's very humbling … I do plan to attend (the ceremony) and hopefully I'll run into some people that I haven't seen in a long time. It's always a good time when I run into those people."
Read more on Wolfe in the Aug. 20 issue of the Lititz Record Express in a "Where Are They Now" feature.
Ray Kreider
A three-sport star in football, baseball and basketball from 9th through 12th grades, Ray Kreider (Class of 1946) attracted interest from several major college football teams, including Ohio State University, but accepted a full scholarship to play on the gridiron at Gettysburg College.
Kreider, a captain for the football and basketball teams, received the Lancaster County Player of the Year Award in 1946. Teammate John Hanna, of Lititz, said, "No one was a better passer, punter, or kicker than Ray."
He also recalled Kreider thanking players who blocked for him when he was given the ball to run. While Kreider did most of his damage as a running back, he also had the opportunity to pass the ball on many occasions. His name is on the Lancaster Barnstormers' monument plaque for the Lancaster County Chapter of the Hall of Fame baseball players listed from that era. According to his brother, Ellie Kreider, he was able to play every position in baseball. Kreider passed away in 1996.
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Abstract: We perform a comprehensive estimate of the frequency of galaxy mergers andtheir impact on star formation over z~0.24-0.80 lookback time T b~3-7 Gyrusing 3698 M*>=1e9 Msun galaxies with GEMS HST, COMBO-17, and Spitzer data.Our results are: 1 Among 790 high mass M*>=2.5e10 Msun galaxies, thevisually-based merger fraction over z~0.24-0.80, ranges from 9%+-5% to 8%+-2%.Lower limits on the major and minor merger fractions over this interval rangefrom 1.1% to 3.5%, and 3.6% to 7.5%, respectively. This is the firstapproximate empirical estimate of the frequency of minor mergers at z<1. For avisibility timescale of ~0.5 Gyr, it follows that over T b~3-7 Gyr, ~68% ofhigh mass systems have undergone a merger of mass ratio >1-10, with ~16%, 45%,and 7% of these corresponding respectively to major, minor, and ambiguous`major or minor- mergers. The mean merger rate is a few x 1e-4 Gyr-1 Mpc-3. 2We compare the empirical merger fraction and rate for high mass galaxies to asuite of Lambda CDM-based models: halo occupation distribution models,semi-analytic models, and hydrodynamic SPH simulations. We find qualitativeagreement between observations and models such that the major+minor mergerfraction or rate from different models bracket the observations, and show afactor of five dispersion. Near-future improvements can now start to rule outcertain merger scenarios. 3 Among ~3698 M*>=1e9 Msun galaxies, we find thatthe mean SFR of visibly merging systems is only modestly enhanced compared tonon-interacting galaxies over z~0.24-0.80. Visibly merging systems onlyaccount for less than 30% of the cosmic SFR density over T b~3-7 Gyr. Thissuggests that the behavior of the cosmic SFR density over the last 7 Gyr ispredominantly shaped by non-interacting galaxies.
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Pardon our 3 month-long hiatus on updates here. Not only has my 5-year-old laptop almost starting to wheeze its last breath amongst frequent screen hangups with a bloated battery, Joe and I are nicely caught up in the whirls of marriage preparation. 😉
Anyway, I couldn't resist typing an entry, even though I'm supposed to be doing something else. Perhaps as you read on, you might understand why I'm distracted.
I happened to chance upon ZeroWasteSG's Infographic on Singapore Waste Statistics 2011. Once again, they did a terrific job on summarising all the statistical mumbo jumbo into a clear, concise and attractive infographic below:
What got me breathing through my ears were these:
Paper/Cardboard makes up the largest percentage of waste generated, and yet remains the second highest being disposed (i.e. incinerated or landfilled). Even in the privacy of my work corner, I couldn't help but to wonder aloud 'why'. It's pretty much a no-brainer to most of us that these are the easiest and most possible to recycle. A straight forward way would be to probably dump them deep in soil where they will very quickly turn back into soil and fertiliser all by themselves. Garden organisms love them, surrounding foliage will thank you for them.
Food Waste is the top 5th amount of waste generated in Singapore, and yet it is the second highest percentage being disposed. Oh, such a precious resource still erroneously being regarded as useless, conveniently burnt or dumped, further contributing to heightening environmental woes. One of the simplest ways to "get rid" of them would be through Bokashi composting – which is quick, odourless, very easy and cheap! And yes, you will get rich fertiliser in return. Also, it works for all types of food waste.
Horticulture Waste is also another extremely precious resource and material for composting back into rich soil and fertiliser. Yet a significant amount and percentage are also being disposed so wastefully (pun intended). It's almost akin to going through a forest every single day, year after year, just to pick up all the fallen leaves and fallen plants to burn or dump off somewhere else to keep the forest "clean". Why force open the carbon loop when it naturally closes all by itself?
And *gasp*… plastic is the top type of waste to be disposed… still? I thought plastics can be recycled easily? I'm confused, perhaps I'm missing something.
On a more positive note, construction debris and related materials such as ferrous metal are consistently being recycled. Yes, it makes complete financial, economical and common sense in the industry, and I guess it's laudable that the 100% effort's there.
Lastly, it almost pains me to see that food waste remains as one of the bottom three types of waste to be least recycled. So much can honestly come out of food waste, not forgetting plastics, horticulture waste, paper and cardboard. Why do they remain one of the low (if not lowest) priorities? The common thread amongst all these? They can be composted (except plastics, unless they're made biodegradable from the start).
It is still our hope and prayer that soon our beloved country will see that the aforementioned "wastes" are like precious gold. Lots of money can come out of it – literally. And we can enjoy inevitable fruits such as: a preserved landfill that doesn't affect our children's children, cleaner and fresher air, less consumption of fuel or energy just to incinerate those precious "wastes", a new and more meaningful way of life.
Why not turn our common language of "throw throw throw" and "burn burn burn" into "aaaah… nice, sweet fresh air" or "our vegetables, fruits and plants have become cheaper, bigger, fresher and sweeter".
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Potatoes and morels gratin
- 25 cl (8.8 fl oz/1 cup) cream liquid (light)
- 25 cl (8.8 fl oz/1 cup) milk
- 25g (0.9 oz) of dried Morels
- 800g of potatoes
- 2 cloves of garlic
- Butter
- Salt, pepper
Recipe by La p'tite cuisne de Pauline
1. Rehydrate the morels for 30 minutes in a bowl of boiling water. Drain and put them in a saucepan with the cream and the milk.
2. Add pressed garlic and bring to a boil. As soon as the mixture end remove from heat, cover and let steep 15 minutes.
3. Peel the potatoes, rinse them and cut them into not too thick slices with a mandoline.
4. Butter in individual terrines (or gratin dish).
5. Strain the milk/cream mixture and reserve the cream on one side and a side the morels.
6. Arrange a layer of potatoes, a layer of Morels, so on, salt, pepper.
7. Pour the milk/cream mixture.
8. Cover terrines with lids or with aluminum foil.
9. Bake for 35 minutes at 180 ° C (1 hour for a large gratin dish).
10. Remove the lid and cook for 10 min at 200 ° C to gratinate.
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With the broadcasting exhibition also in the corner it seems that Sri Lanka is seriously looking at moving into digital transmission mediums and with the entrance of SLT IPTV the competition between the pay television operators is poised to increase. All this only means that the subscribers get a better deal for their money.
The subscriber/equipment prices have not been released as yet. In addition the channel lineup has not been released yet however we believe that BBC World, NDTV Imagine, B4U Music and VH1 are already on board. We hope that the nagging problems of IPTV such as packet drops due to noise in cables and channel switching delays due to IP delays are not an issue with this service.