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I have not yet received my flying blue card 1) If you have not yet received your Flying Blue card, please write us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will expedite delivery of your new card. 2) If you have moved to a new address, your card could have been sent to the old address. If this is the case, please update your contact details as well to ensure that your card, statements and other Flying Blue communication is sent to the right address. A Data Correction Form for this purpose is also attached to this special issue of Zawadi. I have received two different Flying Blue cards. What should I do to correct this? If you have received two different cards, send a photocopy of both cards and a copy of passport to your local Flying Blue Helpdesk. They will facilitate the merging of both your accounts into one, so that all your level miles and award miles are reflected on one account. Don't fill out a new enrollment form! I lost my miles but I did not fly. 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Remember that the first option is the best because a PIN NUMBER essentially is there to assist you to manage your account yourself conveniently on the internet and it's available to you anytime you want and everywhere you are!! My name has been misspelled on both my statements and the card. How do I rectify this? For your name and other contact details like address and telephone to be changed, you need to send a copy of your flying Blue card, and a copy of your passport bio-data page to your nearest Flying Blue Helpdesk. You can also scan it and forward it with an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. A Data Correction Form for this purpose is also attached to this special issue of Zawadi. When I received my card, I found that I was on a lower level – why and can this be changed? Your member level is dependent on your flight activity for the previous year and the member level check is done on the 31st of December of every calendar year. 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REVIEW: PARIS LEFT BREATHLESS - (Misterclaudel) 3CDs (mccd 158/159/160)/2DVDs (mccd-161/162)
By Beatle Bob
Earlier this summer, a much awaited mega-set from Misterclaudel was finally issued containing every conceivable version of the Beatles' afternoon and evening live shows from the Palais De Sports venue in Paris, from June 20, 1965.
All of the Beatles' material has been commonly available from different labels over the years and the best we can hope for is either a better source for the video-tape ("Station Archive" - but I'll get to that later) or a remastering of the "on line audio" from both the afternoon show and evening show. This set brings them all together in one set that I can best describe as over-kill. This could have been have been pared down to make it a more affordable set. I don't understand the purpose of including inferior older sources if the superior sources are included? On CD 1--for the evening performance--it's unnecessary to include a full "off air" source for the afternoon show when you're taking the best unused bits and including it in a restoration version (CD 2 "Source A-B-C") that includes all three sources (including "radio program" source from CD 2). I'll stick to the "on line" version and the "radio program." The "Source A-B-C" (3rd version!) is something I can do without. If I can avoid it, listening to tapes using varying degrees of quality is something I don't find much interest in personally, especially here where it's not making the tapes any more enlightening. There is no reason to listen to the full "off air" version. The "Radio Program" includes opening acts that I never had. In fact, I had no idea they existed until now. Maybe they've been available before? Maybe I'm just behind the times? Of note, it includes one track from the Yardbirds, which is a very nice addition to the CD portion of the set. Remember, this is all for the first two CDs!
The 3rd disc contains a remastering of the evening show. It's as good or better than the any previous issue I've heard to date, including the City of Light release from Darthdisc. More than likely a remastering of this source. The audio is rich and clear; sounds great when you pump up the volume. For old times sake I went back to the old Swingin' Pig disc. Anyone want a coaster? The weakest audio on the 3rd disc comes from the "Station Archive" video sound track. Once again, unnecessary due to its inferior audio. I was coming close to losing my patience with this set.
The DVDs contained in the mega-set had me going bonkers. On DVD 1, between the "Digital Remaster," "Digital Remaster In Order" and "Broadcast Version" I got to the point that I could really care less. They all look very similar except the audio is superior on both "Remastered" versions. Visually, these aren't anywhere near the first generation master video and still suffer from the transfer converting to NTSC. The "Working Clip #1" is take from the Anthology DVD set and shows what the evening show from the master video could look like. Suddenly my eyes didn't feel like they were straining. I was able to put the Ibuprofen away. "Working Clip #2" is crap and includes time codes. Skip it. Not necessary.
The BIG news (and I mean that a bit sarcastically) is the offering (on the 2nd DVD) of the Les Beatles ("Station Archive Version") that purports to be a superior version of the video. To be frank, visually it is better, but it's hindered by compression and artifacts and what I call "digital washing" (cleaning up rough spots), though the contrast is decent. Unfortunately it also suffers from inferior audio. It's a missed opportunity. You can skip the "Re-Broadcast Kineco Version." Another unnecessary inclusion due to it's inferior quality. Redundant.
There are a few more tidbits included on the DVD and CD that fill out the Paris 1965 Beatles stay in France.
Honestly, this was one of the hardest reviews to sit down and figure out. So much contained in this set without much new being offered. A big disappointment from Misterclaudel. They could have condensed this set into something more palatable and affordable for the collector.
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Mil wrote: I had to vote for black, though, since my particular favorite is lapsang souchong. I've heard it described as an acquired taste, but for me it was love at first sip.
Victoria's Own wrote:Welcome Mil!! I agree lapsang souchong is an acquired taste! I received some for Christmas and while I do enjoy it, I have to try not to smell the aroma.
Victoria's Own wrote:My number one tea right now is TQY. I'm always on a quest to find the perfect oolong.
Mil wrote: Oh, but the aroma is the best part! It's not for everyone, naturally, which is why I try to only drink lapsang in the privacy of my own home. The smell seems to alarm people, for some reason.
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Sadly, it should be noted that there is a new and ongoing ... problem with Yuuki-Cha. You can read some details here (in fact, I recommend that you do):
I post this here as it seems the situation has intensified.
Chip wrote:I have been pondering much lately ... usually I endeavor to sample 20 or more Shincha each year. I wonder if I am up to this this year?
I am sure I will sample many ... from hopefully many "old friends" and hopefully make some new ones as well.
David R. wrote:Does anyone know if Ippodo's shincha is a blend too ?
I have been under the impression that Japanese tea producers will generally blend tea in order to get the best flavor, while Chinese and Taiwanese producers will generally aim to provide tea of the highest pedigree from a single estate.David R. wrote:Does anyone know if Ippodo's shincha is a blend too ?
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Electric oven? When you turn the heat up to 425 does the broiler come on....
Does your gas oven have an upper broiler...
Gangi is definitely Papa Dino's original base sauce, Norma. I could tell that as soon as I tasted it with my added ingredients. At the market the other day, when the sauce was still a little icy, the flavor wasn't readily apparent but after it warmed up a bit, it was.
Oh yeah, Norma, and the pie does taste like an old-time Dino's. I still might play around with the cheese mix a little more yet but it's pretty much there!!!
Pete,I am glad that Gangi sauce is the sauce Papa Dino's used to use. If I ever find more Gangi sauce I will give you some more.I am also glad that your pie did taste like the old-time Papa Dino's pie. I am ordering another cheddar to see if it might get us closer to Papa Dino's. I will also see what happens with that. Keep playing with your blend and let us know what happens. Norma
Thanks, Norma!!! I know one thing, that this pizza has made me incredibly thirsty since I finished eating it. That matches one of the side effects of the original Papa Dino's pizza for sure!!! LOL We'll see if it produces another famous side effect tomorrow morning when I visit the upstairs library. I might have to stock the bookshelf with a couple issues of Popular Science and several seed catalogs just in case.
What in the world are you talking about dude....oh...nevermind....
Haven't you ever heard of the world-renowned Papa Dino's "pizza logs", Bob?
Oh yeah...that's right, sorry I forgot 'bout those beauties.....ok...carry on sir!
My lovely wife Ann just got home from work, Bob. She says the pizza smells just like Papa Dino's as well.
Ahhhh...marital bliss....that's nice man.
That lovely wife Ann of your's sure sounds like a keeper Powerwagon Pete........ "I like your truck".....gotta love that man!!!!
I guess your lovely wife Ann used the pick-up line on you, I like your truck! Maybe you were also know as the Pick Up Man. There are so many truck songs, that I cant remember them all.Interesting that Ann also thought your home smelled like Papa Dinos. Norma
Here's a scan of the New Bridge label for comparison...EDIT: Looks just like the Nutrition Facts label for Land O' Lakes...http://caloriecount.about.com/calories-land-olakes-brick-cheese-i94955
Brick and mozzarella, brick, mozzarella, and Swiss, and just brick. I think I got it close to being right the first time... LOL
Pete,Your pizzas look very tasty. I am glad you found the right cheese blend. Norma
Pete,So which one is it? How did you like the one with Swiss....


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I had orginally taken the day off work to finish up baling hay but, since it fell a flood the evening before I thought I would salvage the day and hit Slick Rock creek. I'm just a sucker for punishment I guess. The clouds were still thick and dark looking when I arrived and I thought that I was going to get soaked but, it held off and made for some excellent conditions. I could not have hand picked a more perfect day or conditions to successfully land the elusive browns of Slick Rock creek. The water was stained but, not muddy with almost a perfect flow. I hiked until I reached the 4th river crossing and started fishing and let me tell you it took some mental toughness not to wet a line in all those "lower" pools but, I knew where I wanted to be and I stuck to my guns. On the way up I passed a tent and I heard people talking inside but, I couldn't understand what they were saying. This will be explained later on.
I entered the water and went to work with a green weenie as this is the "go to" "bait" for me on browns. I fished pool after pool that just screamed brown habitat but, to no avail. These pools were deep, with over hanging branches that made them dark and ominous.. in other words the perfect ambush location for a big boy. At one point I had to leave the river to go around some deep fast moving water and as I was coming back down the bank to enter the river I saw a trout, then another and another. They were all holding in the very (8" or less) shallow water at the end of a big run out in the least shady spots. Bingo, I was moving past these fish without even giving them a shot. I eased closer to the river with the stealth of a leapord about to make a kill. With a camo shirt and hat and earth colored vest I thought I was invisible. I eased the rod out over the water and only allowed only the weenie to touch the water. Instantly a 9 inch brown raced to the surface and devoured the green bug. After I unhooked the little guy I admired his wonderful coloring, let out a big sigh of relief and released him back into the water. I only managed to land 1 more brown which was only slightly larger than the first but, I did loose a "good urn" on a yellow never sink.
I had proven myself wrong and there were still browns to be caught in Slick Rock creek. It was getting on up in the day, the sun had came out making it very bright. I was getting tired and not looking forward to the walk out in those heavy wet wading boots anyways so I called it a day. I had just stepped out on the trail and when I looked up there was a woman. She startled me as much as I did her and I politely appoligized if I scared her and she just looked at me. I said something else ( don't remember exactly what) and after what seemed like forever she said "I see you" in a weird almost mentally handicapped kind of voice. Thinking that they saw me as I passed their tent I said "yeah, I was trying to be quit so I would won't bother you when I passed the tent". Again she said "I see you" but this time a little louder and her eyes got real wide. I was thinking to myself, this chick is crazy. Finally, I saw a guy coming behind her and when he got there she went to gibbering in some language that I couldn't understand. The guy was trying to interprete what she was saying but, his english wasn't the best either. After some time and with both o f u s t a l k i n g like this we were able to understand one another. The woman was visiting from Italy and they were hiking and back packing in Joyce Kilmer because they wanted to see the old growth trees. The woman in her Google search for places to see in Joyce Kilmer and surrounding areas while at her computer in Italy mind you, found Slick Rock Creek and many pictures of it and guess who she saw a picture of holding a trout on Slick Rock creek. Yours truely. The guy helped her out and she spit out the works "I see picture of you". We done our best at chatting for a bit before they took a picture of all of us together and with his help again the woman said "I friends not believe" I just looked at her and said "Yeah, mine won't either."
I told my wife this story and I have to agree with her. What are the chances of someone from half way around the world seeing a picture of you holding a fish on a little known creek in the middle of now where and then on the very day that they come to visit that same creek they actually meet you AND remember seeing your picture.
Yeah, it is hard to believe.
You got me beat, but I've got one close. Years ago I was going to fly out with a couple friends to fish Silver Creek and the Henry's Fork in Idaho. I happened to run into the lady that ran the mail dept at work. Bennie D--- was an avid hunter and angler, so I told her where I was going the next day. She said she had an ex husband somewhere in Idaho, but did not recall the name of the little town. I knew she and her husband had both worked for the TWRA at one time. I asked her what his name was and she said Travis D---. I told her that if I ran into him I would say Bennie says hello. Next afternoon found me putting on my waders in the parking lot at the cabin at Silver Creek. My buddies struck up a conversation with a couple guys leaving the stream. I heard one of my friends say that he saw from the TWRA sticker that the guys were originally from TN. I thought maybe the guy knew Travis D---, so I asked him if he knew Travis D---. His eyes got real big and he said: "I am Travis D---. I said "Bennie says hello". What are the odds on that one.
Great Story
About 15 years ago, I also had a strange happening in Joyce Kilmer.
I was on a backpacking trip with my friend Denise. We were camping at Bob's Bald and then would meet some friends at the big trees the next day, and they would camp anopther night with us and shuttle us back. We ran into a group of several Europeans, and I pointed them towards the spring at the Bald since they couldn't find it. We finished our trip just fine (minus Jenkins Meadow trail:eek:).
Two weeks later I was backpacking with my buddies Vince, Mike, and their friend from Ohio and we were in Slickrock creek. After hiking several miles we ran into a beautiful woman who was one of the Europeans I had seen 2 weeks earlier. She proceeded to tell us of a copperhead that was right ahead. When I questioned her she said she had been in the wilderness since I saw her the first time:eek:.
It's really cool the people you run into. Thanks for sharing, and hopefully Jay B's kids will have a pic of that big brown you were chasing:rolleyes: if they post a report (hint hint)
Wish I had read this right before I went out, I would have tried a green weenie instead of my caddis dropper. Congrats on the fish and the awesome story!
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Norma,I assume the slices are from an 18" pizza, or whatever diameter you measured. Can you confirm the weight for the slice on the scale and tell us part of the whole pizza it represented (e.g., 1/6th or 1/8th)?Peter
I didnt take notice to what how they sliced the pies that night I took these videos, but I brought home a pie that is parbaked, I need to weigh it now, before I freeze or refrigerated it. How should I proceed with that? They told me last night to come in today, before we left, to get a whole pizza parbaked. I put it on the hood of the car, but it was so windy, that while I put the other items in the car, the wind blew the whole box off the car onto the parking lot. It didnt ruin it, but then, it did put some cheese on the top of the pizza box.
Norma, put something tall on your scale, something like a paint can shaped object, then put the box on top of it. save the box to deduct later. -marc


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Rinker Buck and his brother Kernahan flew from New Jersey to California in a Piper Cub in 1966. Kernahan, the pilot in command, was 17 and Rinker was 15—and the trip was done with their parents' full consent. (And flown solely by pilotage and dead reckoning—Rinker's job was to be the navigator.) Rinker Buck's memoir, Flight of Passage, has become available in eBook format. I talked with him yesterday for an interview that will appear in the August issue of Flight Training magazine, but here are some extras from that very interesting conversation:
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (835 votes).
In short: Not bad but getting home was a nightmare!In full: Having run with an injury and being dressed a Sonic the Hedgehog I wasn't expecting a good time but 1.30 was okish. Crowd were really good however getting home took three times as long as it should have. Organisation at the end was a bit poor as well. Not bad but apart from London and Brighton marathon I will stick to smaller races like the Cabbage Patch and Bstoke half..Date of review: October 29, 2012
In short: Well organised with a fast flat course. Not cheap but decent value and well worth doing.In full: My second year here and much the same as before. Good organisation proves that it is possible to put on large events without hassle and stress. Generally well supported (though some crowds are louder, but then the weather isn't always lovely to be fair). The scenery is fine if urban. Good course for a PB (not that 10 mile races are that common anyway). Nice medal and goody bag. The only Great Run in the south but it suggests the others are worth a look. If you only one "big" race and want to keep it under a half then this is well worth a look.Date of review: October 28, 2012
In short: Great RaceIn full: Really enjoyed this. Great organisation. I was in the orange wave and its the first time I've done a 'big' race without spending the first few miles dodging walkers. 10 miles is a great distance too. Will be back next year. Date of review: October 28, 2012
In short: Great atmosphere despite the weatherIn full: Really chilly day. First time we'd done this and really enjoyed it. The support and music is amazing. Well organised.Date of review: October 28, 2012
In short: Should be better by now!!!In full: If anything, this race was even more unorganised than the last time I ran it 5 years agoDate of review: October 28, 2012
In short: another excellent race weather not too bad route as always excellent but price a bit steepIn full: hms victory mankinis and kelly holmes -- what a race see you next yearDate of review: October 28, 2012
In short: Really enjoyable race.In full: I really like the Great South Run, it's flat, it's fast.The organisation was very good, it's not cheap to enter but I would definitely run this event again.Date of review: February 26, 2012
In short: A great day for your headphones to breakIn full: I've always been a head down, ears full kind of runner. It must have been fate that made my headphones decide that the green holding pen was the place to stop working!The local support for the race was amazing. There were two spots where spectators either weren't allowed or simply didn't occupy but they more than made up for it on the rest of the course. One area seemed to require armed police which was just a little off-putting but we all needed the laugh as we settled into that second mile. The 'Bands on the run' were an excellent addition, hearing a brass band version of YMCA certainly made my day, and the charity areas were all packed out.As someone who lives in a world of hills, the flat course was a revelation. I finished wondering if I'd actually run, at least I would have if better sock choice had left my feet in better condition, and surpassed my own expectation in terms of my time. best of all, I got to overtake the legend that is Linvoy Primus.Date of review: January 18, 2012
In short: great atmoshphere, superbly organisedDate of review: November 22, 2011
In short: GREAT 10 miler!In full: Everything ran well and the whole day was amazing. There was plenty of atmosphere along the route and a definate run to do!!!Would be happy to do this again!Date of review: November 8, 2011
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http://www.amazon.com/2000cc-Oxygen-Abs ... 00H57MOKA/
i found these, but they are oversized for my purposes.
maybe some tea company should make a product: individually sealed packs of oxygen absorbers accompanied by color-changing oxygen indicator strips or tablets. i'd buy some.


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this may be a stupid question but i was wondering if anyone on here has had much luck hunting smaller ponds? i have a 33 acre flood control and have another small pond on my place but only hunted my small pond a couple of times and shot very few birds..... do you change your strategy on a smaller pond?
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I do a lot of hunting on ponds. I usually use between 8-25 decoys. Scouting is important in seeing what parts of the pond they are using. Hope this helps!!
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i hunt small ponds on public land.mostly get woodies but have seen good amounts of malards when the ponds are full did have much luck this year on them with the warm dry weather.
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I hunt a lot of small public land ponds. I use about 10 to 15 decoys. Have my best luck when the pressure is on them.
A bad day in the blind beats a good day at work.
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I hunt a lot f small ponds that are in or back up to woods, mostly woodies and a few mallards now and then. I use between two and five decoys just to get them to land where I want for the whacking.
Make 'em dead!
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I hunt mostly small ponds anywhere from 1-4 acres in size. I put out between 12-18 mixed decoys along with a few goose floaters for confidence. Scouting is key to see where they are coming to. I also make sure to have a jerk rig hooked up to a few decoys to get the motion going on the water. If you are around an area that doesn't get much wind this is key. I have had luck both in the morning and in the afternoon on small ponds. Good Luck.
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The only water I hunted on at all this year was ponds between 2-4 acres big. The one I hunted frequently was completely surrounded by woods and mostly all you could hunt on it was woodies, teal, some mallards, and local geese. I don't know why but migrating geese didn't like that pond. I don't know if anyone has experience but, are there any tips or techniques to get ducks to wanna land on small wooded ponds (mallards) because it seemed like they didn't want to. I used 12 decoys usually and some times even had a couple floating geese out there.
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The consistent theme that I have seen is scouting. We have access to a lot of smaller ponds on our farm ground, but through the years of watching them, we have seen very few ducks actually using them on a consistent basis. In our area, the ducks would rather be on the shallow marshes instead of the flood control and farm ponds. However, especially late in the season, if you have a pond that has open water, you better go hunting, but the only way to know for sure is to scout. Smaller spreads for us if we ever hunt them, with plenty of movement. Good luck to you.
"Never a better sight than the sun rising over the marsh and ducks working the decoys."
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Alot of the smaller ponds i hun (quite a few) are banked pretty steeped so they dont get alot f wind action. I have had the most luck riggin up a jerk cord to get some water motion going.
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I hunted about a 1/2 acre pond that I shot Mallards and Woodies on before they sold the land and filled the pond in. That was a sad day.
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