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Howdy ya'll!I am planning on starting some bee hives and I would like all information on how to make some money along with emjoying this hobby. How many hives will I need and if you can please share how much you make.ThanksSteve
My experience is that 10 hives is minumum to keep bees. When you get your knowlegge, you get all stuff needed, it is same if you have 5 or 10 hives. 15 hives is easy to nurse. For incomes it is very importat to get such pastures that you get maximum income for you inputs.My average yield has vedeloped this way during 45 years. We have here only 1-1,5 yield months: *First 3 years nothing* When I got good queens (canada origin Caucasians) average yield was 80 lbs* I got good italians after 15 years, yild jumped on average 120 lbs per hive* With Carniolans it come down to 100 lbs because they swarmed so much* I returned to Italians and I took special tricks into use, average yild is 160 lbs/hive.The most important thing for yield are good queens, big hives and splended pastures.TO get customers and get money meanst that * honey has better quality than others have or on average: keep bees on such pastures where you get good tasty honey* you may sell it directly to customers* use only best methods and measure your succes with honey yield.Of course you may loose your earnings if yoy trye what ever other tell you to do. First of all: Keep your wife healthy and keep her in good job! Otherwise you have not money to run bee business :-D


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Fox Nation linked to Kevin McCullough's December 13 Townhall.com column with the headline, "Why Obama Is Worse Than Tiger?"
From McCullough's column:
When Tiger Woods wrapped his SUV around a neighborhood tree, following his running over a fire hydrant, few if any knew of the damage that would be done to his family in the following days. With what looks likely to have been more than a dozen women, with more being revealed each news cycle, no one is surprised that the wealthiest athlete ever and the most successful golfer in history is experiencing the pain that is his to bear. Causing his children and wife to be put a risk of life, health, reputation, and a stable home, the golfer is depressed, saddened, and to no one's surprise desiring to withdraw to his gated community, and even to his window-shades-drawn home as he seeks to examine his sinful nature, his ability to hurt those he loved, and wonder if his life will ever get put back together again.
Yet for all the agony that Woods' actions have caused his God, wife, children, endorsement clients, and fans his actions pale in comparison to the merciless march the current administration is on to empower themselves, seek to increase the divide between the powerful and the needy, and in the end ruin the lives of families in America today.
Tiger's only chance at redeeming his psyche, his life, and somewhere far down the road his game, is to ultimately choose to be a different person. He must volitionally make better choices, better friends, and cling to the real love of one woman. I personally believe that those tasks are made easier if he also couples those choices with a genuine belief, faith, and trust in God.
President Obama's chances at redemption are actually easier, all he must do is admit the truth, and make a handful of different choices about policy. If he wished to redeem his party's chances of avoiding serious losses in 2010 he would specifically choose to drop the public option in health care, insure the prevention of any federal monies used for abortion, scrap "Cap & Trade", reject the current 2 trillion dollar budget that is headed for his desk, and extend federal tax reductions for small businesses.
None of that would make him a conservative, or even a Republican, but it would demonstrate a genuine humility that took the lives of those he serves seriously.
And while his numbers are falling, and he has slid into a tie with current Republican front-runner Gov. Mike Huckabee, he has not yet suffered enough--nor sensed the suffering of the American people enough (just yet)--for him to take the serious steps that Tiger Woods is being forced to do.
Because of this, "We the People" feel very much like the wife who has been cheated on and even abused by neglect, dishonesty, lies, and trickery.
Thus the only question left to answer is, "Whose love and affection is the nation's President truly pursuing?"
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|i doubt its because your weak. I'm 5'7 120 lb and i have no problem flexing my rome 390s or popping ollies. it just takes practice. For about 2 weeks i stood infront of a mirror and corrected my form before i was able to do a good ollie.
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while i would look SO stupid in skinny jeans i honestly dont think i could fit. for some reason i naturally have huge calves (wish my upper body was naturally that big) and i fill out normal jeans as it is, too bad i dont even want to stoop low enough to even try them. I saw this high school age kid at the hill the other day with skinny jeans...he had such chicken legs it didnt even look like he had calves, or any muscle for that matter, at all. my arms are bigger than his legs, there were seriously little twigs. i just stared in amazement someone's legs could be that tiny.
|Both techniques are used in different aspects of snowboarding.
Yea thanks guys for the tips...I'm gonna keep practicing.
Btw if I want to ollie and spin a 180, do I need to build the spin before I take off or can I just get air with the board flat, then switch in mid-air...
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Most "skinny" jeans have spandex in them. I bet all of us could fit into a pair, but how we would look in them is a completely different story.
Originally Posted by HoboMaster View Post
And if you can fit into skinny chicken leg jeans, it's probably time to bulk up those quads up.
Learn to ollie a skateboard.
Everyone who can ollie a skateboard is better at ollieing their snowboards than people who can't.
Ever watch someone mimic an ollie on a sk8, their first try? It looks terrible. This is because the mechanics are not simply intuitive and require practice, finesse, accuracy, power and timing. If you are entering this on snow without experience, you are effectively going at it blind, not that it cannot be done, but your mind and body are not going to wrap themselves around the concept properly if you just cruise around on your snowboard wondering why it doesn't "snap" "pop" "are my legs weak" (wtf? If you can snowboard for more than 2 hours your legs are strong enough to ollie).
You don't even have to get good at it, but teaching your body the concept, and trying it a hundred times or so, you will move past that initial stage where it doesn't resemble an ollie one bit, to where you can at least understand where you are trying to go. At this stage, moving to snow will already really benefit from skate practice.
Hint: Ollieing a skateboard is harder, trickier mechanics, but if its not worth learning you can just resign yourself to ollieing your snowboard less well
I think your stance could be too wide, but it also depends on how long your legs are as far as I'm concerned, it's not totally height based so I can't advise that it's definitely too wide without knowing your body type in addition to you height. That said, I personally find it hard to ollie in boots that are too stiff, have too much forward lean, or are too tall. My leg from hip to knee is actually rather long for my height, and in my opinion, a little disproportioned in comparison to the length of my leg from knee to ankle. One thing that gets SO in the way for me is if a boot hits my calf muscle, at that point it interrupts my muscle use and flexibility in that area and it's also an indication of being too damn high on my shin hindering my ankle flexibility. I can't use a boot taller than 11 inches in total height and has to have a flex of less than 4 in general ratings (but I'm light and a girl plus this is what works for me, may not be the same for everyone.) But I need to be able to get a nice bend going and get some good balanced pressure on my tail (but not too much) and then use all that momentum to pop off the tail and then follow through with picking my knees up toward my chest. On another note, I'm about 5'6" 108 lbs and have been regularly riding a 140 ride OMG with about a 21.5" stance which I'm starting to feel is a pinch too narrow actually. I just picked up a new GNU B-street in a 141, I'm trying the stance out at about 22.5/23. I'm a pinch nervous to see how it affects things if any....
Anyway, I'm going to venture to say you just haven't found your sweet spot, I don't think it's a leg weakness or inability, I think you just need to find what works for you. Practice at home in a safe area just popping up in the air strapped into your board, make some adjustments until something feels like it clicks, when I used to work at a surf/snow shop we'd put boards on and jump and 180/360 in the store all the time, turns out it was good practice good luck!
As the others have said, make sure you send your inertia forward first. From a standing position, drop your legs and weight onto your nose until it's loaded, and in the same motion switch your weight to the back and lift up your front foot.
I'm 5'7 as well and use a 22.5 ish stance like Cheese, anything wider just limits your range of motion.
And if you can fit into skinny chicken leg jeans, it's probably time to bulk up those quads up.
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I ride a skate banana with burton missions (pretty stiff bindings). I'm 5'7, 135lb. The skate banana is 149cm. The binding position is at the widest allowable. Angle is at 13/-13..
anyways...I can't ollie. I can get air by jumping up with both legs but I know that's not the proper way. When I try to flex the board and pop off the tail, I just can't hold the energy on my back leg. I can't flex the board enough for it to spring me into a pop....
Is this just a strength thing? What I really want to do is just pop and do a front side 180 on the flats, transitioning or off a little bump or whatever.
The way you describe your ollie sounds like you are trying to do it in discrete steps; it sounds like you are trying to press the tail and pogo stick off it. Ollie it like a skateboard, get low, start to pop up and as you start to get light, snap space right outside the binding and let it boost you up.
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'The 25-year-old was fifth on the Sabres in scoring last season, posting career highs in points (55), goals (16) and assists (39) in 63 games.'
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'Those contracts pushed the Sabres' salary commitments for next season to more than $29.1 million, including the $5 million that Daniel Briere was awarded in arbitration. The team hasn't decided yet whether to accept that, but it likely will even if it's just to later trade the co-captain.'
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Bill Miller | September 11, 2007
By Bill Miller • Tuesday, September 11, 2007 - 11:41
A Danish political scientist and author, Bjorn Lomborg says if the rest of the world were as wealthy as New York City they could afford to shore up their coastlines against rising sea levels and buy air conditioners to ward off hotter summer weather.
Lomborg dismissed Kyoto-style treaties to cut greenhouse-gas emissions as "a mistake" because they cost too much and do too little too late. Lomborg runs the Copenhagen Consensus Center, which gathers economists to set priorities in tackling global problems.
Some suggestions have merit. To prevent coastal flooding, he advocated limiting development and expanding wetlands. Planting more greenery and painting roofs and streets white would help cities cope with summer heat. He called for a carbon tax and treaties forcing nations to budget for research into low-carbon energy technologies.
But apart from the sheer implausibility of his central idea, Lomborg overlooked the fact that wealth increases consumption, which in turn raises greenhouse-gas emissions. So while most observers are pushing for less consumption, Lomborg is calling for more.
He also forgot about population growth; the number of people in the world is doubling every 30 years or so – the U.S. alone is forecast to exceed one billion this century and China and India are growing even faster. He should ponder the impact that will have on climate change.
rob replied on Permalink
"But apart from the sheer implausibility of his central idea,"
Okay, so increasing the world's standard of living is "implausible" – but having the government control the weather is not?
"Lomborg overlooked the fact that wealth increases consumption, which in turn raises greenhouse-gas emissions."
Ergo, your preferred "solution" is to ensure continued poverty.
Thanks for putting it in black and white.
Bill Miller replied on Permalink
Increasing the world's standard of living in the face of burgeoning human populations seems implausible to me, especially with continued resource depletion. If Lomborg has addressed the issues of overpopulation and the impact of increasing consumption on global warming, he should certainly share his views. What insures continued poverty more than anything is global warming.
Good grief
Here we go again.
clinging to a delusion
Lomborg's comments point to – whether inadvertently, or more likely, intentionally – one of the reasons climate science has been attacked; economic impact.
The current economic system in the US primarily rewards the producers of negative externalities at a cost to energy consumers, in a system that has been described as one in which profit is privatized while cost is socialized.
Moreover, debate over the economic impact of energy decisions often mis-characterized the situation as a black-and-white fallacy, in which the choice is between economic development and no economic development. Use of this economic argument, therefore, is an alarmist technique employed by denialists.
We might compare his argument to one that argues against reinforcing the dikes in New Orleans prior to hurricane Katrina. And Lomborg's solution is akin waiting for the flood before letting the "invisible hand" correct the damage.
Economic development can and should play a role in providing a solution, but macroeconomic adjustments are necessary. Specifically, exogenous economic variables have to be adjusted to remove the incentive for producing greenhouse gases.
Lomborg's beliefs appear to be closer to Market Fundamentalism, a naive belief in curative powers of lassez-faire capitalism. In truth, a large part of the problem is the structure of the economic system. The problem is not with economics per se, but with entrenched special interests who gain by adding to the global warming problem. And – or course – Lomborg's rhetorical technique is a red herring argument designed distract our attention away from who gains in the current system. Lomborg obviously represents the main beneficiaries of the status quo, and his so-called solution is an attempt to protect their economic interests rather than solve the problem of global warming.
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Lomborg is not a good arbiter
The issue is very complicated – so much so that any short comment could be attacked for leaving out relevant facts. One is that wealth tends to slow overpopulation (see the doubling rate in rich versus poor countries). Even just such a simple statement could be debated for many pages because of incomplete context. Some results indicate that all that is needed is to educate young women to slow population growth – I don't think anybody knows for sure because there are too many uncontrolled variables for a proper test to be done. So, as I said, it's very complicated. The problem with Lomborg is that he's not in any way a good judge of these complicated issues. The guy (and his collection of economists) didn't have "avoid war" highly ranked as an objective reduce environmental problems. Why anyone takes him seriously is beyond me.
what ecomonic growth
Lomborg's reasoning is that of a radical cornucopia-ist. It's like the Stern report with half the parameters missing, such as the insurance-industry predicted economic destruction brought on by climate change events.
Lomborg claims that people as rich as Americans can avoid the effects of climate change by, say, driving their SUVs into the mountains. Then he claims that in a hundred years time even the children of poor Bangladeshi farmers will be as rich as Americans are today – on the basis of the god-given 3% economic growth of world economy.
It doesn't go beyond this back-of-the-envelope calculation, and ought to be really easy to take to task. This and his false dichotomy that if you do anything about climate change, you are directly taking food from the mouths of starving children whose parents have died of AIDS.
Nice idea, but
Making everybody wealthy is probably harder to achieve than dramatically reducing Co2 emissions. We haven't done very well at either so far. As we create more wealth we often end up creating more poor at the same time.
There is some further discussion on Lomborg's book here: http://talkclimatechange.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=94
If the people have no bread
If the people have no bread then let them eat cake!
Marie Antoinette didn't actually say anything like that, but it does seem to be what Lomberg is saying. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Antoinette#Crowning_and_reign


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Excited about hunting my first early teal season in a couple weeks. I have always focused on bow hunting and nver gave the early season any attention so I'm a little out of place. Have a couple of swamp ponds I plan on hunting that produced well for me during the regular season last year but have not seen any ducks on them so far this year. Have they just not shown up yet or should I be scouting different areas? Killed woodies, mergs, buebills and ruddys on them last year so with all this rain we've had I'm hoping for another great year this year. Good luck to all you other beak busters!
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Try this:
ParametricPlot[{t Cos[t], t Sin[t]}, {t,0,4Pi},AspectRatio->Automatic]
I assume i and j are the usual cartesian unit vectos.
On 16 Nov 1995, James D. Wetter wrote:
> I cannot seem to plot this function.
> Use ParametricPlot to plot the graph
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - Fourth-seeded Denver outscored fifth-seeded North Carolina 5-1 in the fourth quarter to rally past the Tar Heels 12-11 in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Pioneers advance to the NCAA Final 4 and will play top-seeded Syracuse next Saturday in Philadelphia.
UNC saw its 10-game winning streak come to an end as the Tar Heels were unable to protect a six-goal lead, falling to a spirited Denver comeback. The Pioneers improve to 14-4 on the campaign.
Joey Sankey, Davey Emala and Mark McNeill each scored a pair of goals for UNC while Steve Pontrello, Chad Tutton, Evan Connell, Ryan Kilpatrick and Pat Foster each scored goals. Jimmy Bitter, Ryan Creighton, Marcus Holman, greg McBride and Sankey each had assists for UNC.
Wesley Berg led the Pioneers with four goals and an assist. Eric Law had three goals and three assists and he also had the game-winning goal with 13.4 seconds left. Colin Scott scored twice for the Pioneers while Cameron Flint had a trio of assists.
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Kieran Burke made 10 saves for the Tar Heels including six in the fourth quarter as the Pioneers staged their furious comeback. Jamie Faus, who played the last 50:23 in the goal for Denver, had 11 saves.
Carolina jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first 4:03 of the game. Davey Emala scored at 12:03 off an assist by Joey Sankey. Sankey was set up behind the cage and fed Emala on the left side where he scored on an eight-yard bounce shot. On UNC's next possession, Sankey scored an unassisted goal at 10:57 as he dodged from goal line extended on the right side to finish low past Denver goalie Ryan LaPlante.
UNC extended its lead to 3-0 on Ryan Kilpatrick's first goal of the year. On a give and go on the break, Kilpatrick fed Greg McBride. McBride delivered an over-the-shoulder pass back to Kilpatrick on the run and he score on a bounce shot at 8:44. A little over a minute later, UNC made it 4-0 on Mark McNeill's first goal of the year, assisted by Ryan Creighton. The Heels scored off a successful clear with McNeill finishing low from 15 yards out at 7:21 of the first quarter.
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The Pioneers outscored the Tar Heels 3-1 in the third quarter. Gordon Koerber scored an extra-man goal at 12:39 followed 26 seconds later by a goal by Wesley Berg, assisted by Eric Law.
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The Pioneers scored the first two goals of the fourth quarter. Eric Law scored at 14:19 when Denver was two men up after a pair of slashing penalties in the last minute of the third quarter. Then the Pioneers pulled within a single goal at 8:51 as Jeremy Noble scored an acrobatic goal while falling to the ground with Law on the assist.
North Carolina regained a two-goal lead at 7:34 as Steve Pontrello's shot was saved by Jamie Faus before Davey Emala claimed the ground ball and scored on the rebound. Denver scored on the extra-man after a holding penalty on Marcus Holman. Colin Scott scored the goal off an assist by Wesley Berg. The goal came with 4:44 to play in the game and pulled the Pioneers within 11-10. Denver tied the game at 11-11 with an unassisted goal by Eric Adamson with 1:31 to play.Denver won the ensuing face-off an called timeout with 1:15 to play. Denver scored on a rebound to win the game with 13.4 seconds left. The goal credited to Eric Law. Carolina won the ensuing face-off but could not get off a shot and saw its season end at 13-4.


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Well, I qualified today for 5 years at JTC. We had to shoot a 10 target 3-D course and get 75 or better. It was 10 ring, 7 ring, and 5 for body shots. I shot like crap and still made it.
Anyone else shoot it today?
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I haven't ever heard of this. Can you tell us more about it? Is this the only day you can qualify? Which area do you get to hunt? How many hunters do they let on? Thanks for the info. Jeff
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The old Joliet arsenal is now Joliet Training Center. Every year they have a shoot around the 1st of May and you have to get 3 broadheads in a 6 inch ring at 20 yards. Easy right? Well, when I went I was amazed at how poorly guys shoot. I had to send in a money order for $25.00 for a parking permit. Then with my package I got from them there was a sheet telling me that all qualified shooters could go there Aug. 28th and 29th and shoot again to qualify for 5 years. So basicly I don't have to shoot again for 5 years in order to hunt there.
So, unless you already qualified in May you can't go. Sorry.
I just found out about it this year for the first time.
I do know there is a Buck in the area that has a name already. Elvis has a damn tree sticking off his head. Last year people saw him along the road only and said he has 3 drop tines on both sides. Record Buck.
Midawin is right down the street an they just opened up 400 more acres.
I'll post about that soon.
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At this time of the year for our first course I love to make warm Apple Crisp. This is a recipe that I have been using for years and I believe it was found in one of my Bon Appetit magazines. Our guests really enjoy this as their first bite before the main entree. I hope you enjoy it too.
6 medium sized Granny Smith apples; peeled, cored and cut into 1/2 inch cubes
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Olivier Giroud says the continued support of the Arsenal fans has helped him to settle at the Club.
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I just did a '38 Dodge panel in Apple Red candy. My best advise is to use a base color that is close to the shade of the cady... or darker, such as this customer wanted. His desire was for a color that was almost black until the light hit it.
You could go up to a medium shade of base, and still make it easier to spray... and to repair.
The problem in painting or repairing candies is that the base coat is usually lighter... then having any variation at all in the thickness of the candy will make that area lighter or darker than what is around it.
Try to find a base that is similar in shade (or darker) than the candy. Something like a darker tinted high-metallic gray or gold would help. The metallic will still light up when the angle is right, and offer that great candy contrast.
BTW... this base is black first... then three thin coats of a dark tinted HOK Metajules.
|A little advice if you have not sprayed 3 stage or candies: with new paint additives - there are many 3 stage paints that have been converted to 2 stage. Most of the factory 3 stage colors are now 2 stage unless it is a new color (exception is 3 stage whites). Chrysler had a candy apple red that was 3 stage and is now 2 stage - same with many Ford and GM colors. You may find one of these colors very appealing to you and you just may find out it is a 2 stage color. PPG, Nexa, Sikkens, Wanda, and on and on have converted probably more than 90% of these - and you can not tell the difference. I have been able to panel paint some of these with Wanda.
I think I-car says 50% for solvents, 75% for pearls(assuming candy too), and 75% for waterborne. That said, I'm rustier than a nail but I'll ease back into the comfort zone by starting out with painting the small parts first on my car. Might bode well for candy spray as well.
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Brian, your "Basic Of Basic's is right on. Get the inside of the doors, door jambs, under hood, engine bay etc. and thing that will not be seen at the same time or level (plain) spray them first and mask up what you painted...leaving the doors on is very important and walking the vehicle will also give the best results. One of the most important things to watch for when spraying a candy mid coat is the over lap...it doesn't matter if it 50%, 65% or 80%...What matters is the consistency...every pass needs to be that same over lap. When you have that mastered, tri coats (true candies are tri coats) aren't nearly as intimidating.
I spray with about 75% over lap...I was told (by a painter that was quite well respected) that the way I sprayed was wrong, I should spray with 50% overlap and I would run into problems when doing a tri-coat blend of any kind...I disagreed and and went on a did several tri-coats on panels and what I found was the most important part of doing any tri-coat was consistency...just do the same thing over and over, coat after coat...sound simple, that's also the hardest part and does take a bit of practice.
Here is a "Basics of Basics" on spray technique to spray and even coat over parts. Unless the part is TOUCHING the other it isn't necessary to be so anal about it (my middle name is Anal) so as far as the bed, if you apply the same amount of coats applied exactly the same way you are going to be fine. Things like the doors were they are right up against AND on the same plane, that is where you really get into trouble with things like this.
Spraying Technique - Autobodystore
Now, this is coming from a guy who has painted thousands of gallons of paint, but next to zero candies so let's see if my "Basics" sounds good to someone who has shot a bunch of candy completes. But with the understanding I have of candies it would be perfect.
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First of all that is the shortest post on how to spray candies I have ever read or heard.
What kind of paint are you spraying, is the mid coat a dye, and how much experience do you have with paint?
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I'm going to repaint my 1946 chevy pickup finely,with a candy apple red candy paint system. I know It's a helofa under taking, but what the hell the worst thing that could happen is sand it off and start over.
I need some advice spraying .
I plan on setting up with front fenders off ,but placed near where they go . Hood on and bed set back so I can spray all at once . Best starting and stopping points on that round cab is in question. Also if i walk the truck I have the round fender to deal with. any help would be appreciated
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Recommended: Easy Fish Recipes Ready in 30 Minutes
- 1 small onion, halved and sliced
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 small sweet red pepper, diced
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- Dash salt
- Dash pepper
- 2 tablespoons sliced ripe olives, drained
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice, divided
- 3 teaspoons minced fresh parsley, divided
- 2 cod fillets (6 ounces each)
- In a large skillet, saute the onion in oil until tender. Add the red pepper, mushrooms, garlic, allspice, salt and pepper; cook and stir over medium heat for 5 minutes. Remove from the heat. Stir in the olives, 1 tablespoon lemon juice and 2 teaspoons parsley. Spoon onto the center of a large piece of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. x 12 in.).
- Place cod over vegetables; sprinkle with remaining lemon juice and parsley. Fold foil over and fold in the edges twice, forming a pouch. Place on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Open foil carefully to allow steam to escape. Yield: 2 servings.
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For this week's Beauty Challenge, unleash your inner kitten with this three-toned brown cat eye. Follow the steps to recreate, then Show & Tell your look in the comments!
I kid, I kid. Happy April Fools' Day!
But we do love cat photos, so if you've got a pic of your feline friend to share, post it in the comments!
Haha very funny Candace .
I've always been team dog, but recently my boyfriend and I decided to get a kitten! We have decided on the name Mowgli. We are picking him up on the 15th! I'm very excited, I've had a few cats during my lifetime, but I have a strong feeling he's going to be my favorite.
The breeder absolutely loves this little guy, apparently he's very sweet.
Ah, here we go!
I want to hug him and squeeze him and not call him George He's adorable
Here are my two babies. I got Jax when he was a baby from a rescue group.
I adopted Buffy in January and I was told she was about 10 months old.
They play for hours at a time and sleep together.
Since we're sharing our babies, we have two cats, but this is my little girl, Mary. We rescued her from one of my fiance's (no longer) friends a long time ago, she's 13 now, and a grumpy snuggle ninja. This is her, post-pedicure
That's my baby, Tito above (my husband's cat, he thought she was a boy before she got pregnant)...she's almost 15!
Oh good one Candace! I was thinking how am I going to create this look????? Wha????
I suppose I'm not surprised that a group of women who love makeup would all have cats who look like supermodels. These #kittehs are giving serious face, ladies. LOVE IT.
Real funny Candace. HAHAHHHAHAH
I L-U-V cats! You all have such cute babies! Here are mine. They're half brother and sister. They'll be 7 years old this Sunday and two weeks from this Sunday. I adopted them from the neighbor of a work colleague.
Considering my current tools, here you go beautylovingirl
Oh, the cat eye. I have had a love/hate relationship with this look since I started wearing eyeliner. I love the way the cat eye looks, yet when I attempt to "rock" it, I end up with eyeliner up to my temples. Oh well looks like I'm just going to have to admire the look from a distance for now.
@beautylovingirl-- me too!! I thought the cat photo was simply an abstract representation of the look Candace wanted us to try out and was scratching my head about it until I got to the "April Fools" at the end!
@Moregun -- you look JUST like that calico! LOL!
loving the cat pics everyone!
Darn, I got everything except #1. LOVE everyone's kitty pictures!
Meowrrrrr! Calico is actually my fav neutral combo, tho I usually don't pair eyeshadows with cat-eye. Here's my inspired attempt.
Hmm, the gold didn't quite show up, but came out better than expected. =3
Thx! I know it's April fool, but I have a soft spot for calico. =P
How cute! I love this challenge.
@Beautytester and Moregun Love your Calico eye!
@Janine Can I come over and steal your cat? He looks like a baby leopard! <3
I can't have a cat in my apartment, but here is my childhood cat. She was a model
This is my little angle Cassiopeia, Cassi for short!
Lol! I just realized I spelled ANGEL wrong!!!! HAHAHAHA!
Thanks, she's a cutie!
@beautytester and @MoreGun - kudos to you for actually taking the "challenge"! I love that our BT'ers are up for anything!
And this thread is totally making me want a cat, you guys. Not sure the 3 dogs in my house would approve though.
@MoreGun- Gee Thanks! Just don't leave your house like that it could draw some attention!!!
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Re: Chapter 1: Our first cruise
If everything worked right then your story would have been boring...now you have a good first trip story for the family.
Sounds like a good trip to me...Congrats
Re: Chapter 1: Our first cruise
Thank you for posting your adventure. I am glad I am not the only one that dreams about my boat every night! Looking forward to hearing about the next sail.
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Chapter 1: Our first cruise
Thanks for sharing your story and Welcome to the club.
My first few times out I was using the winch on the halyard also. The joy of Teflon lube on the track and eliminating a rub at the base of the mast and now I hoist by hand. Works like a charm and gloves help a lot.
One first things I did with the wife was beat into the wind in a narrow channel. She worked the port jib sheet, I the starboard. After 4 or 5 tacks we got it down and now she loves sailing and working as a team. There is nothing better.
Re: Chapter 1: Our first cruise
What a great story. You even had the balls to set a pretty high goal for your first time out. I personally believe that you have many years ahead of you of fine sailing and quality time with your family. Enjoy!
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" confident Skipper" It's the truth. If a skipper is yelling and frustrated with his crew, it's beacuase he does'nt know what he's doing well enough to just do it by himself. I saw an Ausie capt. speaking poorly with the guy ( who was paying him for the chareter/ lesson)pulling up to fuel dock on 50 something foot sail boat. I finally said to him, that captains 'round here can dock a little boat like that by themselves, so why are you trying make it look like it's the newbie on the bow that's making this difficult for you.
But I digress, yes, def. go out alone and work through the curve in private, curse the sky, the boat and every body invloved with designing the gear you're having trouble with, skin your knuckles and break a few things, and then take the wife and daughter out with confidence.
Re: Chapter 1: Our first cruise
A rolling hitch as cited previously is the main way to get the tension off, but then you still need (and should always have) a 'marlin spike' on your knife/person - basically it's just a knot picker. Your basic knife (you do always have a knife available?) from WM has a blade and marlin spike for 19 bucks.
The other thing I'd recommend is to use McLube or some other dry lube on your main slugs and slot. Your avatar shows you to be relatively young, you should be able to hoist a Watkins 27's main hand over hand (no winch) to the top and then just use the winch to set tension. That (lube) will also make is set better.
That's provided you are headed into the wind, any deviance from dead in can put premature pressure on the sail and make hoisting difficult and even impossible.
I don't know your commuting situation, but you may find it helpful to go out and single hand, starting with just the main, then adding the jib. Get comfy on the boat by yourself - then add the wife and daughter. A confident skipper who knows the boat goes a long way to making crew feel good and times enjoyable. Find a friend to help if you need to.
Good luck, have fun and stay safe.
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There is absolutely nothing better than the elation that comes with "I can really do this " after some time spent sailing, and the funny thing is it happens again and again. I went through it with my first two boats and am about to experience it Thursday with sailing my new boat for the first time. The real bonus in it all is having your daughter along and her enjoying it, my 18 year old son was helping me prep the boat yesterday and told me "dad, I want to learn to solo sail this year and maybe you could help me find a boat of my own." All I could do was sit for a minute and then say it would be my honor.
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It was just the beginning. I had two goals for my first few days of sailing Miss Marisol: 1. Get to know her. Practice docking, tacking, running, etc etc etc. 2. Ensure my Wife and daughter want more sailing after the first experience.
With both goals accomplished, I'm looking forward to more adventures.
I'm definitely going to research alternatives to slicing my main halyard next time. My self tailing winch is located to starboard on the coachroof. It runs through a clutch then block and up the mast. I tried running the line forward around the traveler and back into the cockpit to the Genny winch. I pulled it in and it didn't move at all.
Re: Chapter 1: Our first cruise
Sounds like sailing - mess up a bit, learned a lesson or two, had a great time, and became further addicted.
I have been sailing for 40+ years and sailed for tens of thousands of miles and the summary above still applies.
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Ryan, are you sure we aren't related? Wait, no, we can't be - if it were me we'd never have been able to raise the jib, either.
Sounds like a great day; I'm jealous!
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Sean Hannity falsely claimed that "no president" before Obama "has ever suggested" that borders of Israel and Palestine should be based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps. In fact, Obama's comments are in line with those of President George W. Bush, who also supported a two-state plan based on pre-1967 borders.
Hannity Falsely Claims That Obama's Proposal To Netanyahu Was Something "No President Has Ever Suggested"
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HANNITY: When Benjamin Netanyahu, who I'm going to interview tomorrow, when he went to the White House after he got sandbagged by your president--
BECKEL: Not yours?
HANNITY: --with the '67 borders. And the question is: Weren't you embarrassed that Bibi had to take him-- To basically hold his hand and say, "Let me explain Hezbollah, Hamas, Syria, you know, Iranian--"
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In Fact, Bush Publically Stated in 2005 That Changes To The 1967 Border "Must Be Mutually Agreed To"
In 2005, Bush Stated: "Any Final Status Agreement Must Be Reached Between The Two Parties, And Changes To The 1949 Armistice Lines Must Be Mutually Agreed To." From Bush's statement during a May 26, 2005, press conference with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas:
Any final status agreement must be reached between the two parties, and changes to the 1949 Armistice Lines must be mutually agreed to. A viable two-state solution must ensure contiguity on the West Bank, and a state of scattered territories will not work. There must also be meaningful linkages between the West Bank and Gaza. This is the position of the United States today; it will be the position of the United States at the time of final status negotiations.
The imminent Israeli disengagement from Gaza, parts of the West Bank, presents an opportunity to lay the groundwork for a return to the roadmap. All parties have a responsibility to make this hopeful moment in the region a new and peaceful beginning. That is why I assigned General Kip Ward, who is with us today, to support your efforts, Mr. President, to reform the Palestinian security services and to coordinate the efforts of the international community to make that crucial task a success. The United States also strongly supports the mission of the Quartet's special envoy, Jim Wolfensohn, to make sure that the Gaza disengagement brings Palestinians a better life.
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs refers to the pre-1967 borders between Israel and Palestine as the "1949-1967 Armistice Lines." [Press Conference with Presidents Bush and Abbas, 5/26/05; Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, accessed 5/19/11]
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- 1/2 cup creme fraiche or sour cream
- 2 tablespoons minced chipotle peppers in adobo sauce
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 cup cream cheese, softened
- 2 ounces fresh goat cheese
- 3 flour tortillas (8 inches)
- 3 ounces smoked salmon or lox, chopped
- 1/4 cup finely chopped shallots
- 1/4 cup finely chopped roasted sweet red pepper
- Coarsely chopped fresh cilantro
- In a small bowl, mix the first five ingredients. In another bowl, mix cream cheese and goat cheese until blended; spread over tortillas. Top half side of each with the salmon, shallots and red pepper; fold over.
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Informal discussion of propaganda, dictatorships and democracies.
Panelists: Robert Spears; Ferdinand Lundberg, Journalist; Clyde Beales, Journalist; Claude Robinson, American Institute for Public Opinion; Clyde Miller, Moderator. Discussion of ...