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O'Reilly attacked wasteful spending in California, falsely claimed state funds breast reduction for male prisoners
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In a segment devoted to attacking wasteful state spending by California's state government, FOX News host Bill O'Reilly falsely claimed that the state finances unnecessary and outlandish medical procedures for the state's prisoners, including "breast reduction surgery for men," "transgendered surgeries," and cosmetic surgeries like facelifts and nose jobs. O'Reilly's guest, Hoover Institution senior fellow Bill Whalen, blamed "a very liberal legislature in Sacramento" for the waste. O'Reilly criticized Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger for traveling to Washington, D.C., to lobby for more federal dollars for California, declaring that "to have plastic surgery paid for by me sitting there in New York state ... is insane." In fact, Schwarzenegger and other state lawmakers traveled to Washington chiefly to complain that California receives only 79 cents in federal money for every dollar its citizens pay in federal taxes and that the state receives less federal homeland security money per capita than Wyoming.
O'Reilly began the segment on the February 21 edition of FOX News' The O'Reilly Factor, which aired live from Los Angeles, by reporting that Schwarzenegger "went to Washington last week to ask for more federal dollars," reminding viewers that "that's money you and I have to pony up." Then, he asked, "[W]hy should we give him [Schwarzenegger] our money when the Golden State has lost control of spending?"
In fact, given that California is one of 18 states that paid more in federal taxes in fiscal year 2003 than it received in funding, Schwarzengger would first have to receive his state's own money back before he could begin to target "our money." Beyond the overall funding inequity mentioned above, one of Schwarzenegger's biggest complaints about federal funding for California is that that the state ranks 26th in per capita federal funding for homeland security, below such unlikely terrorist targets as Wyoming, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
O'Reilly and Whalen made false statements about various wasteful expenditures in California. O'Reilly noted accurately that "California spends $1 billion a year on medical treatment for incarcerated convicts," then claimed that "this includes breast reduction surgery for men" as well as "transgendered surgeries." In fact, the San Jose Mercury News reported on June 22, 2004: "A state prison inmate who was reported to have had breast-reduction surgery at taxpayer expense was instead operated on to remove a tumor, corrections department officials said Wednesday." The article explained how the apocryphal story had first surfaced:
The issue of possible cosmetic surgery for inmates was raised Tuesday during a hearing on the soaring costs of prison health care -- which account for about $1 billion of the California Department of Corrections' nearly $6 billion in spending. Sen. Jackie Speier, D-San Mateo, said she had received a tip about an inmate allegedly receiving breast-reduction surgery last Thursday at Doctors Hospital of Manteca. Apparently caught off guard, corrections officials said initially that they did not know about the allegation and stressed that they do not pay for cosmetic surgery.
Similarly, Media Matters for America found no evidence that California has ever financed "transgendered surgery," though the source of this apparently false claim could not be identified. In an article about a transgendered inmate in Wisconsin who is suing state prison officials for refusing to allow surgery to complete the sex-change process begun by hormone therapy, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported on January 22: "No states provide sex change surgery to inmates, and the federal prison system doesn't either, according to Alex Lee, director of the TGI [Transgender, Gender Variant, & Intersex] Justice Project, which aims to defend the rights of transgender prisoners."
O'Reilly and Whalen also made several baseless claims about benefits under Medi-Cal, California's state Medicaid program:
O'REILLY: Plastic surgery is now included in California's Medi-Cal benefits. Can I get a facelift? Is that what you're telling me?
WHALEN: Now that you need one, you can get acupuncture if you're on Medicaid in California.
O'REILLY: I can get acupuncture. What else can I get as far as plastic surgery? What can I get? Nose job?
WHALEN: You can probably get a nose job. You can get, you know, cosmetic surgery. It's about self-esteem in California.
In fact, while Medi-Cal does cover acupuncture in some cases, as the Los Angeles Times noted in a November 2, 2002, article, a search by Media Matters turned up no evidence that the program covers cosmetic surgery.
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The Canisius College indoor track team broke another two school records in the team's final meet before the MAAC Championships in two weeks.
"Today was an excellent tune-up for the MAAC Championships in two weeks," said head coach Nate Huckle. "Our athletes showed that they are rounding into form nicely as 22 of our 30 competitors posted their best times of the season. We also walked away with two new school records, three meet records and four event champions."
The Griffs competed at the Brockport Golden Eagle Invitational and senior Catherine Phillips set a new school record in the 1-mile run, completing the event in 5:10.87. Phillips would break the meet record by nearly 15 seconds in a first place finish. Freshman Haley Keene would go on to finish second in the event (5:19.70).
"Catherine set the tone for the day with her record in the mile," Huckle said. "She took the lead from the gun and never looked back. She is going to be a force in the 3k at MAACs."
The Blue and Gold also saw a new school record posted in the 5000-meter run, as freshman Jeff Antolos completed the event in 15:17.27. In addition to breaking the program record, Antolos set a new meet record in the event as well during his first place finish.
"Jeff had one of the biggest races of the day for us," Huckle said. "Our goal for him going in was just to post a solid time for MAACs, but I could tell he was going to break the record by how easily he was knocking off laps at sub-five minute mile pace. He had a back and forth race with a runner from SUNY Cortland, but I knew he wouldn't settle for second place. Once he gets a sniff of a possible victory, he is very tough to beat."
In addition to Antolos and Phillips setting new records, the Griffs saw an additional two runners take first place finishes in the meet. Sophomore Travis Jordon won the 800-meter run (1:56.92) and missed out on the school record by three tenths of a second. Freshman Brennan Root finished seventh in the event.
Where Canisius had its most complete performance of the day was the men's mile, as it placed four runners in the top-seven. Sophomore Cooper Roach led the way in a first place finish, completing the event in a meet record time of 4:17.66. Sophomore Michael Anvelt (fourth), junior Chad Maloy (sixth) and freshman Xavier Sauvageau (seventh) came in right behind Roach.
"Cooper and Travis both ran intelligently in their races, and each of them is within striking distance of the school record for those events," Huckle said.
Canisius will next compete at the MAAC Championships on Saturday Feb. 21 at the Armory in New York City.

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ROCHESTER, NY -- RIT senior attack Kelso Davis (Freeport, ME/Deerfield Academy) tallied six goals, including the game-winner with 1:41 to play in overtime to lift the RIT (18-0) men's lacrosse team to a 13-12 win over Denison University in the second round of the NCAA Division III Men's Lacrosse Championship. The Tigers advance to face Amherst College in the quarterfinals on Wednesday, May 18.
Denison had a chance to end it in the OT, but a shot from Tanner Smith hit off the pipe. Iric Bressler (Stafford, VA/North Stafford), who had six assists on the game, drove the cage, drew a defender, dumped the ball down to Davis in the crease and he fired a low shot that beat Nick Petracca for the game-winner. It is the third overtime win for RIT this season.
The six goals by Davis give him 40 on the season and 101 for his career. He is the 13th player in RIT history to break the century mark in career goals.
Junior Tyler Russell (Livonia, NY/Livonia) added four goals, giving him 63 on the season, which is tied for third all-time at RIT for goals in a season.
Jordan Collins-Hartwig (Buffalo, NY/Clarence) had two goals and an assist and Jordan MacIntosh (Oakville, ON/Holy Trinity) had a goal and an assist. The six assists for Bressler is a career-high.
Bob Tonnessen (Ridgefield, CT/Ridgefield) picked up his 18th win of the season allowing 12 goals and making 11 saves. The biggest save came as the buzzer sounded to end regulation. Emmett Jones drove to the cage and fired a shot that Tonnessen caught with his shoulder, ricocheted off his helmet and away sending the game into overtime. He made another big save in the overtime that helped keep the Tigers alive.
Ten different players scored for the Big Red, who end their season with an 11-4 record. Davis Lukens led Denison with three goals and an assist. Colin Molloy had a goal and two assists. Nick Petracca took the loss allowing 13 goals and making five saves.
Denison outshot the Tigers 31-22. RIT won the ground ball battle 45-42 and were 17-of-29 on face-offs. The Tigers were 17-of-19 on clears and went 1-for-2 with the man advantage. RIT forced Denison into 16 turnovers, causing 10 of them.
RIT led 4-2 after the first quarter on goals from Collins-Hartwig, Davis and Russell. Davis had two goals in the quarter.
Denison answered back with five goals in the second quarter, including four in a row to cut RIT's lead to 6-5. Russell broke the run with his second goal of the game with 5:05 to play in the half to give RIT a 7-5 lead.
After a Big Red goal gave Denison a 7-6 lead, Russell and MacIntosh scored consecutive goals for the Tigers to give RIT an 8-7 lead at halftime.
Lukens scored 1:46 into the third quarter for Denison tying the score at 8-8.
Davis and Russell answered back for the Tiger with goals at 12:19 and 9:43 respectively, upping RIT's lead to 10-8.
The Big Red closed out the third quarter with two straight goals by Corey Daff and Jones tying the score at 10-10.
Lukens and Kyle Brown kept the momentum for Denison with goals to open the fourth quarter and give the Big Red its largest lead of the game of two goals (12-10).
Davis made it a one-goal game with his fifth of the game off an assist from Bressler with 4:45 to play.
Bressler found Collins-Hartwig with 3:51 to play to tie the score at 12-12 and helped send the game into overtime where Davis ended it with 1:41 to play.
The Tigers are now 18-0 on the season and advance to quarterfinals for the second straight season and fourth time since the field expanded to a five-round tournament. The quarterfinal game versus Amherst will be the first time RIT has faced the Lord Jeffs.
The 18 wins is a program record for wins in a season and the 18-0 start is the best start in program history. The 281 goals scored by the Tigers this season breaks the old mark of 272 set back in 2006.


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kylemittskus wrote:I get it, but the composition needs a lot of work.
i agree. don't like the placement or browncoat on it. i think the logo and season 2 is enough
I played around for hours trying to depict "Imagine" by John Lennon. Gave up and did this instead. This was from a watercolor I did. It was interesting trying to condense the colors to six...
Re: Say your right words
Love the shirt, love the color, love the movie, love EVERYTHING. Bravo!
rcbustam wrote:I'm sorry to say but I really don't get this one... :/
He wished for more lamps.
Amazing!!!!! I will literally cry if I can buy this! I have been dying for a labyrinth shirt!!!
Boy oh boy do I hope this gets made!
Re: Evolve Me!
I love how well this illustrates that it's a third wish and not just any wish!
Re: See the Future
Boy oh boy do I hope this gets made!
veradoc wrote:Amazing!!!!! I will literally cry if I can buy this! I have been dying for a labyrinth shirt!!!
^ x1000
I have an amazing need for this shirt.
Leahbh wrote:i agree. don't like the placement or browncoat on it. i think the logo and season 2 is enough
My thoughts exactly. Season 2 over the logo. Big and centered on the shirt. No browncoat.
Re: Curiosity
I don't see the theme. If there were a person riding on top of the Curiosity, I'd believe it. As it is though, it's just a Curiosity shirt.
Re: Season Two (Version Two)
Based on feedback from the first version, here's #2 for the Firefly/Serenity fans :-)
Re: 3rd Wish For The Big One
Re: I Wish I Knew!!
I like the idea... Maybe if it didn't look like it was just font... maybe a little more artistically drawn?
Re: I want that cake!
Love the portal reference!
Re: Season Two
I know this is repetitive, but YES! Center, larger and no "browncoats" and it'd be the ultimate fan shirt.
Re: World Peach (stupid autocorrect) V2
I agree, the picture with just "stupid autocorrect..." would look good
PixelPants wrote:Great characters, neat use of the 3 wish idea and awesome lion's mane. It probably didn't need the squiggles above their heads. +1
Yes, you're right, the squiggles on their heads I will remove it. Thanks for the advice and thank to all for your votes and comments;)
Re: darkness anymore
After beeing very selfish and having asked to be rich and for spaghettis every day, i thought that i could ask something very general, but i'm sure this damn genius will trick me -)))4 colors on black
Re: Spawned by True Love's Wish
Cute but there's no need to have a design this simple take up the whole shirt. Sometimes, less is more. That said, I give a thumbs up to the art itself.
Re: The wish
Reminds me a little of Calvin, it strikes me as the grin he'd have if he had a geine.
As a teacher - sad! ;) Dragons are cool though.
Re: Little Boys And Genies Don't Mix
Love love love!! Hurrah for dinosaurs!
Re: Final Wish
Hope you enjoy my design this week. Please vote.
I really like the shirt, but I also don't see the theme when I look at it.
Mancho wrote:I don't see the theme. If there were a person riding on top of the Curiosity, I'd believe it. As it is though, it's just a Curiosity shirt.
I disagree. As I explained earlier, I designed this with the theme in mind. A literal interpretation of the theme doesn't always make for a wearable shirt. My third wish was to visit Mars. This design is about visiting Mars as I envision it in my head. I believe this is on theme.
"I don't want you to plop the Bigfoot right down in front of me. Half the fun is looking for him, but it sure would be nice if you gave me a sign or something so I know where to start looking."
Must have this for Browncoat Ball weekend! Hope this prints.
Hehe, son fun ;)
Without doubt one of the best designs ;)
Re: World is Magic
Yay for a pony design that isn't pink! Go World Pony!
Re: Inert Planet
I wish that on my planet can grow vegetation...
I hope you like it.
Re: Master**** of the lamp
I suppose this is one way to see what time the rejectionator shows up on Monday.
so cute!!
Re: Ice Cream Dream
Fun design! I can almost taste it!
Lovely fx and character! :D
Re: Not what I meant
This is great! I do wish I could see the penguin's disappointed face, though.
Re: The Laws of Wish Making
One says it all. Brilliant!
Re: Finally Got My Letter!
Another brilliant one.
sheenachu wrote:Aww lol I love Hufflepuffs I'm working on another design that the Hufflepuffs will love I just wanted to get this one out there because I have so many friends that were expecting to be Gryffindors and ended up in Hufflepuff Thank you for the vote!
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Utah's poorest families are often falling into a difficult but familiar lifestyle: Close to one-third of Utahns who have incomes below the federal poverty line represent the second or third generations within their families to survive via government assistance.
Many who have scraped by with the help of food stamps and other public assistance watched their parents or grandparents do the same, according to "Intergenerational Poverty in Utah 2012," a report released Friday by the state's Department of Workforce Services.
Rick Little, director of workforce research and analysis for DWS, compiled the 30-page study over the past three months by gathering administrative data on clients, now ages 21 to 40, who received public assistance between 1989 and 2008.
Little also relied on recent census numbers to determine the larger Utah population with incomes below the poverty level who have not accessed food stamps, Medicaid and other public assistance programs.
"The report helps us identify that segment in poverty today who are not situational, they're not temporarily there," Little said. "They're the most chronic, attached through generations to public assistance programs."
The 30-page document was commissioned by SB37, legislation sponsored by Sen. Stuart Reid, R-Ogden and passed by state lawmakers earlier this year. While situational poverty can be traced to a specific incident or rough patch in someone's life, intergenerational poverty is cyclical and refers to ongoing factors that continue to fester unless outside intervention occurs.
According to the report, about 36,000 adults on public assistance, ages 21 to 40, grew up on welfare and are receiving public assistance as adults. About one in 24 Utahns within that age group fall into the intergenerational category.
About 24,000, or two-thirds of those "second-generation" adults, now have offspring of their own those are the 51,000 children who make up Utah's third generation on public assistance.
Of intergenerational females between the ages of 13 to 17, the study found that one in 20 were pregnant in 2012. Babies born to those teenagers will become the fourth generation from their family to use public assistance.
The report notes that women are almost twice as likely to fall into intergenerational poverty as men.
"The female is usually the custodial parent, and most have children," Little said. "In contrast, only 29 percent of intergenerational men are fathers," Little said, noting that those fathers average one child each.
Little determined that 81 percent of the females ages 21 to 40 are mothers who have an average of two children.
The study examined an education gap among the poor, with one-third of intergenerational aid recipients failing to complete high school or the equivalent, and the rest having no post-secondary education. Work histories showed mostly low-wage jobs.
The logging of comprehensive state data began in 1989 when Utah's Workforce Services began using a computerized case management system.
"If adults are older than 40, I can't see their childhood experience in public assistance," Little said. "As years go by we'll be able to increase that age because we'll have the data."
The report does not include information about adults receiving aid who moved to Utah from out of state.
Jon Pierpont, acting executive director for DWS, said the information will be used to identify plans and programs to end the cycle of poverty.
"It's a great inaugural report in that it will guide our thinking and our work in the months to come," Pierpont said.
Little will present the report's findings to child advocates and community stakeholders on Oct. 9 during a conference titled "A Common Foundation: Creating Opportunity for the Next Generation."
Pierpont said that solutions to chronic poverty should be collaborative in nature, extending beyond the walls of his agency.
"We see this as a joint effort with the entire community advocates and all stakeholders who want to be a part of creating solutions," Pierpont said.
Both Pierpont and Little view the report as progress.
"Approaches in the past have tended to be one-size-fits-all," Little said. "This is an opportunity for us to examine those that are a part of this population and to target services so that they're more effective. I think its going to help us work smarter."
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By the numbers: Intergenerational poverty
36,000 • adults, ages 21 to 40, on public assistance who were children on welfare between 1989 and 2008
51,000 • about two-thirds of those "second-generation" adults now have children who make up the third generation receiving public assistance.
One in 20 • intergenerational teen girls, ages 13 to 17, were pregnant in 2012. Their babies will be the fourth generation on public assistance.
Source: Intergenerational Poverty in Utah 2012 / Department of Workforce Services


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President Bush and Secretary of State Condi Rice are increasingly becoming concerned over the apparent declining interest among European NATO countries to continue fighting in Afghanistan. Bush recently told the press, that people will say, "we're kind of tired of Afghanistan and therefore, we think we're going to leave…That would be my biggest concern." Rice made a similar point to Canadian Foreign Minister Maxime Bernier whose government will be debating whether or not to extend Afghan military operations past the 2008 deadline."It is an absolutely essential mission to stabilize Afghanistan," said Rice.
Bush and Rice continue lavishing praise on the "Brits" and "Aussies," and the Danes and Dutch for their Afghani contributions, but the world is growing weary of an inept military campaign in that nation. Initially, when America had a chance to completely crush the Taliban, Bush pulled out troops in order to pursue his crazy adventure in Iraq. The American insistence on destroying poppy fields has alienated Afghan farmers. The president never obtained full cooperation from the Musharraf government in Pakistan which continues being a refuge for Taliban warriors. First step in solving the Afghan problem is getting Pakistan to fully cooperate. Second step, is to reconsider the current emphasis on military operations and investigate possible ways to integrate the Taliban within the Afghan government. The third step is ending the farm policy of destroying poppy fields, some British military leaders have even suggested that we simply buy up the entire crop, it would be less costly in the long run.


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Ella M. "Tudi" Jones, 90, of Miles City, died Friday, May 16, 2014, at the Friendship Villa Care Center in Miles City.
She was born April 28, 1924, near Cohagen to Charlie and Katie Sindelar. She attended grade school at Cohagen and high school at both Cohagen and Miles City. She also attended June's Beauty College in Miles City before moving to Mesa, Ariz., where she worked many years as a beauty operator.
She and Philip Jones were married in 1961. They later moved to Chula Vista, Calif., where she worked as a bookkeeper for a school supply company. She also volunteered at the George Waters Senior Nutrition Center and was chosen volunteer of the year before returning to Montana following Mr. Jones' death in 2010.
Her survivors include her daughter, Sheri (Ray) Clauson of Miles City; granddaughter, Tami (Don) Rogers of Denver, Colo.; grandsons, Kelly Clauson of Denver, Colo., and Troy (Julie) Clauson of Hilton Head, S.C.; great-grandsons, Joshua, Jacob and Jordan; and several nieces and nephews.
Preceding her in death were her parents; her husband, Philip; her son, Charles Mackin; her brother, George Sindelar; and sisters, Helen Jenrich, Mildred Fiske, Viola Fluss and Cathryn Zook.
A Memorial Service will be Friday, May 23, 2014, at 2 p.m. in Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. Interment will be at a later date in the Custer County Cemetery.
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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger insists the 8-2 defeat at Manchester United in August was nothing compared to Champions League Final heartbreak.
Wenger oversaw Arsenal's run to the 2006 showpiece against Barcelona, where two late goals sealed victory for the Catalan giants after Jens Lehmann was sent off early on.
A red card played its part against Sir Alex Ferguson's side too, but Wenger insists the Old Trafford humbling hurt less than Paris.
"No," he said. "Not at all. It was emotionally difficult, but it was not a final. If you lose the final of the Champions League, it has another meaning than one game.
"When we lost at Manchester United we had still 35 games to play. It was three points lost in a humiliating way but we could come back. When you lose the final of the Champions League, to come back and do it again is hard.
"It is natural, yes, somewhere of course [for the players to want to respond]. If you ask me it was a massive disappointment for us to lose at that level.
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Argentina has become the favorite travel destination for travelers around the world. And while most visitors come through Buenos Aires, which we have discussed in previous posts, there's so much more to see in Argentina than just the beautiful neighborhoods of Recoleta, Las Cañitas, Belgrano, San Telmo, and Downtown. The country stretches for 3,900 km (2,400 miles), from the middle of South America to its southernmost end, and contains countless natural wonders and charming cities.
Below, we'd like to highlight a few of the top Argentine destinations everyone should know about.
The Iguazu Falls are some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world. Depending on water levels, they consist of up to 300 small falls and a few giant ones, including Garganta del Diablo (the Devil's Throat) where half of the river's water falls 269 feet. The Iguazu river marks the border between Argentina and Brazil, cutting through the thick vegetation of tropical rainforests.
The simplest way to travel to Iguazu from Buenos Aires is by plane. Flights leave everyday, and a 2 to 4 day package will provide ample time to take in this amazing sight.
At the falls you will find a visitor center where tickets are sold for about $10 USD each. Included in the price of the ticket is a train and boat ride that will take you to San Martin Island. To get to the main gate of the park from Puerto Iguazu, you can catch a bus from a variety of points: Downtown Puerto Iguazu, Hito Tres Fronteras (the main hotel area), the main bus station, and ruta 12. The bus runs every 45 minutes and costs about $1 USD per person each way.
Located deep in Patagonia, the small town of El Calafate serves as the gateway to Los Glacieres National Park—the home of Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the most visited glaciers in the world. El Calafate is situated on the southern border of Lake Argentino and was named for the little bush with yellow flowers and dark blue berries found throughout Patagonia. Calafate in Spanish means "caulk".
Today the town is an important tourist destination as travelers use it as their base to explore Patagonia's glaciers.
Ushuaia, the capital of the Tierra del Fuego province, is located on the Beagle Channel and bordered to the north by the Martial Mountains. As the southernmost city in the world, one can truly say that Ushuaia is the end of the world, but make no mistake, it is also one of Argentina's most visited cities. It features a large ski center that stays open all the way into spring (October-November in Argentina). Also worth seeing is the Museum of the End of the World and the Sea Museum, featuring exhibits on the Indians that inhabit the Tierra del Fuego province, the stunning nature that surrounds Ushuaia, and local history.
Speaking of skiing, San Carlos de Bariloche, or just Bariloche as it's more commonly referred to, is Argentina's primary skiing destination. Nestled in the foothills of the Andes, Bariloche lines a shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi and is surrounded by Nahuel Huapi national park. In the winter, skiiers flock to Cerro Catedral, the main ski resort, while in the summer visitors and residents sunbath on the beautiful lake beaches of Playa Bonita or Villa Tacul or brave the chilly waters for a swim. Fed by glaciers, Lake Nahuel Huapi's temperature only averages 14 C (57 F) in the summer.
The city itself boasts an intense cultural scene and is famous for its likeness to towns of the Swiss Alps. Its distinctive Swiss architecture is complemented by its quality chocolate.
Wine has become one of Argentina's chief exports, and the best Argentine wines come from the vineyards of Mendoza. Subsequently, this western city supports a booming wine tourism industry with many wineries offering tours and tastings. Even if you don't enjoy wine, the city is well worth a visit. Along Mendoza's tree-lined streets visitors will discover numerous museums, theatres, and art galleries as well as universities and a thriving culture.
By virtue of its location next to the Andes, Mendoza also acts as a hub of outdoor adventures including hiking and rafting. El Aconcagua is the highest mountain in the Americas at 6,962 meters or 22,841 feet and rises to the northwest of the city. Las Leñas also lies in the Mendoza province. Along with Bariloche, it is another favorite ski spot for Argentines and is known for its compact, dry powder.
Anyone planning a trip to Argentina should look into these prime destinations. Buenos Aires is a must see, and visitors should plan to spend at least a few days exploring its neighborhoods and culture. However, we strongly suggest you take the time to travel around Argentina and discover some of these places. It will be time and money well spent!


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'"In Al Kotalik's place, (it wasn't personal) because you're just looking for something different for your team because you have an abundance of wingers. My problem is, that story broke and I have no idea how TSN gets it. Those things break so quickly after they're done. We have a policy that no one speaks to anyone. You don't talk to the players until after the trade is official. In this case, Kotalik heard it first from Ales Hemsky. There's only one way Ales Hemsky would know about it. Al told me he was texted by Ales Hemsky."'
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jmfremen wrote:I am assuming that you have never owned a Mac before. If you had this commentary on the downsides of Apple would seem as ridiculous to you as they do to me. And you don't have to talk down to Wooters.. we are a savvy lot. We understand solid state devices as well you, if not better. You might want to check your facts first anyway. This system is designed perfectly for what it was intended for. No one who is going to buy this wants to play MMO's, or run windows OS on it.
Perhaps they were talking to me? Let me introduce myself.. Hi, I'm Nob and I'm a technotard so please speak in my language. Thanks!
Price close enough to Newegg, why bother? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834100203&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-NA-_-NA
1stmeridian wrote:64GB HD? What is this? A toy?
All Macs aren't?
Just kidding, no hate. I've owned three Macs, three iPods, etc. I just like the open-ness of other platforms. Overall, Apple does have nice hardware though. My problem is that I could build better
Can you hookah this up to an external monitor?
Please tell me more about user level computers with 1000Gbps ethernet ports. I believe you meant 1Gbps or 1000Mbps. "Do Google terms to learn what things are. Empower yourself."
GhostYorker wrote:People. Learn what things are and how things work when giving people advice. Don't pretend you know something.
I'm a diehard mac user but I also use Windows and Linux for many different and EQUAL purposes. Regardless of the platform or what specs you'll read on the box, a modern operating system for a personal computer (MacOS, Windows, Linux, whatever) requires atleast 4GB of Ram. Automatically this qualifies this system as a DON'T-Buy.
In regards to the absence of Wired Ethernet.
Wired Ethernet is of course less necessary these days, but Wireless Ethernet (WIFI) is not without it's faults. Wired Ethernet tops out at 1000Gbps while Wireless Ethernet (WIFI) tops out -on spec- at 600Mbps. In real world that number is of course much less because of interference and range. Wired Ethernet doesn't suffer from interference and has no relevant range issues. WIFI N also only "tries" to reach that top speed if all your devices are WIFI N too. Any G or god-forbid B devices throttles your network down to 54Mbps (G's Speed). The point is sometimes you might want that speed. Sometimes you're backing up all your family photos to your desktop computer over your network. It's those times that being able to plug your machine directly into the router to use that huge speed difference really helps.
MacOS is also not virus/malware proof. However. DON'T buy anything from Norton, Symantec, or some other bullsh*t software developer who thinks it can sell something that can protect what is considered already one of the most secure platforms available to the consumer. For virus protection check out http://www.clamxav.com/ . Its free. It's open source. And its been around since before you heard of the iPod.
MAC OS is a fantastic operating system that removes a thesis length of headaches that most Windows users have to face on a regular basis. With the right software you can even run your favorite windows apps.
MacBooks are fantastic PCs but because they're not as upgradable as they once were you really need to make sure you don't buy an underpowered machine.
Don't buy this because its under powered.
Do buy one from Apple or MacMall refurbished with more ram for a bit more.
Do buy AppleCare for ANY major Apple product. Always.
Don't avoid buying a Mac because this model is underpowered.
Don't blame MAC OS for the machine's lack of ram. It would suck running Windows 7/8 or Ubuntu (which it can).
Do Google terms to learn what things are. Empower yourself.
I agree wholeheartedly with the 4g ram vs 2 especially with a MacBook Air, but I can't understand the recommendation on the AppleCare. It's not going to cover damage or a battery replacement so why get it? The computer, hardware and software is flawless up and down.
I'm looking at snap-on cases on Amazon, and some of the item titles say, "Fits late 2010 and June 2011 releases." Does that describe this Mac? Does it matter?
k87 wrote:If I get this computer, should I shell out $30 and upgrade to Mountain Lion? What are the costs/benefits of the upgrade? (I don't have in iPhone)
free update man
Wow....really awesome macbook and also useful for any kind of works . so i like it very much.
Well hell-o...Fed-ex has a mix up,or woot did,and I won't be getting mine. Fed-ex sez it's in their security dept's hands and they cannot discuss it with me. Woot sez to bear with them while they try to clear the matter up. I'm hoping flying monkeys will not be required. Rats,I wanted that Apple...
hoodude47 wrote:Well hell-o...Fed-ex has a mix up,or woot did,and I won't be getting mine. Fed-ex sez it's in their security dept's hands and they cannot discuss it with me. Woot sez to bear with them while they try to clear the matter up. I'm hoping flying monkeys will not be required. Rats,I wanted that Apple...
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'All the world's a stage,' according to the much-quoted 'Seven Ages of Man' speech in Shakespeare's 'As You Like It'. The British Museum's new blockbuster exhibition takes that central metaphor of the English Renaissance and brings it home, to the cosmopolitan city in which 'As You Like It' and indeed all of Shakespeare's plays were first staged. Object by fascinating object, this unmissable exhibition brings the worldview of Elizabethan and Jacobean Londoners – and by extension their most famous entertainer – to life.
Immigration, world trade and exploration, the opulence of Venice, the pageantry and power of the Tudors and Stuarts, and each monarch's obsession with establishing their divine right and lineage… these are the major categories of this wide-ranging exhibition. As the elegant, lucidly arranged displays make clear, they are also the determining themes of Shakespeare's London and his plays, from 'Richard III' to 'The Tempest'.
The superb catalogue by Jonathan Bate and Dora Thornton supplements the academic arguments – but neither it nor this exhibition is remotely dry. The objects themselves are extraordinary: they range from a Southwark actor's toothpick, discovered in the foundations of the Rose Theatre, to portraits of the splendid characters, royal and otherwise, who inspired Shakespeare's dramas.
The Royal Shakespeare Company has contributed fine British acting talent: short films of Paterson Joseph's Brutus and Harriet Walter's Cleopatra are a lovely touch, folding the stage performances of today back into a tour of Shakespeare's London that is so ripe and opulent you suffer culture shock when you leave it.
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This exhibition represents a great telling of the history and the context within which the plays were written; I especially enjoyed getting to know the background to Macbeth.
This was really great and I spent a long time there. Fantastic and interesting. I would recommend you get the audio guide that you can pay extra for- it explains things in a lot more detail. I would definately recommend it, but then again, I am an english student!!


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Provisions Relating to the California Land Conservation Act of 1965 (The Williamson Act)
Chapter 7. Agricultural Land*
Article 2.5. Agricultural Preserves†
Section 51234
51234. Submission of proposal. Any proposal to establish an agricultural preserve shall be submitted to the planning department of the county or city having jurisdiction over the land. If the county or city has no planning department, a proposal to establish an agricultural preserve shall be submitted to the planning commission. Within 30 days after receiving such a proposal, the planning department or planning commission shall submit a report thereon to the board or council. However, the board or council may extend the time allowed for an additional period not to exceed 30 days.
The report shall include a statement that the preserve is consistent with the general plan, and the board or council shall make a finding to that effect. Final action upon the establishment of an agricultural preserve may not be taken by the board or council until the report required by this section is received from the planning department or planning commission, or until the required 30 days have elapsed and any extension thereof granted by the board or council has elapsed.
History.—Stats. 1999, Ch. 1018 (SB 985) , in effect January 1, 2000, substituted a period for the semicolon after "council" in the third sentence, and substituted "However" for "provided, However, that" at the beginning of the new fourth sentence of the first paragraph; and deleted ",or inconsistent," after "consistent" and substituted "that" for "such" after "finding to" in the first sentence of the second paragraph.
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But, I gotta be honest here. If I'm alone on some island, I'd just be using those basics and not worrying about eye shadow. Give me sunscreen (broad spectrum, water resistant and SPF 50+ preferred), lip balm and a hair tie. Done. I'm definitely not going to be messing with eye liner.
Sooo.... that's a pretty boring desert island beauty post. I pick a yoga tie. Can't have a pony tail crease when all alone on the island, right?
So, I'll stick to 12 items, but we'll say that I'm heading back to Hualalai (ooooh, I'm coming for you chocolatey deserts!), for a quiet vacation with my hubby. I still get my basic skin care, sunscreen, shampoo/conditioner and hair removal products (aka- razor and shave gel are in copious supplies). But, I only get 12 items to style my hair (hmmm, bring a blow dryer or use the one supplied by the hotel?) and do my makeup. Assume that once I step out the shower, I must count anything I use as an item. (It's a good thing I put moisturizer on in the shower! Totally not going to count that!) For a week that includes fun at the pool, dinner with my husband and heading out on boating excursions. Basically, I wanted to show the fun stuff. Makeup and hair styling.
2. Stila Convertible Color in Lillium: This is a perfect flush, and when applied with fingers it creates such a pretty glow. It also lasts all day.
3. CoverGirl TruBlend Foundation: You might have noticed on Instagram that I repurchased this foundation a few days ago. With my new hair color I'm suddenly much paler and more porcelain than I was before. Or, it's much more noticeable. (Note, I also started treatment for Rosacea with a topical antibiotic a few months ago and my skin is gradually getting more and more porcelain. I guess I had redness that I didn't realize was there? It's definitely related to the Clinda.) I spent a long time wandering around putting swatches of foundation on my face at ULTA, and this long time favorite was the only product with a good match. It has medium-ish coverage, but can easily build if needed, blends with just my fingers and doesn't disappear by the end of the day. I'm #410.
4. Make Up For Ever Full Cover Concealer: Obviously, you need to look awake.
5. Tweezerman Lash Curler: It would be a waste to bring mascara without a curler. They must go together.
6. CoverGirl Clump Crusher Mascara: I love this mascara! It can build and build and build without any clumps. While 30 coats aren't needed, with 3-4 coats (yes, I really do that sometimes) my lashes are amazing.
2. L'Oreal Colour Caresse Wet Shine Stain in Eternally Nude and 3. Infinite Fuchsia: This is a gloss that also works as a stain, feels moisturizing and the colors are amazing! Eternally Nude is a great light nude shade that doesn't make me look washed out and Infinite Fuchsia is a bright fuchsia that is *almost* a red, but is more fun instead.
4. Goody Quik Style Brush: This brush makes drying your hair so much faster with results that are softer, straighter and healthier looking. Which means I can use the hotel blow dryer and don't need a flat iron.
5. DermOrganic Leave-In Treatment: This is another hair oil with Argan Oil, but it seems to have a much wider margin of error than most. It's all I need for soft and shiny hair.
6. Elie Saab Perfume: My hubby loves this floral scent, it's pretty and light without being boring.
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AUSTIN, Texas – Texas horses and riders will make a television appearance in July, in a new television series featuring several of Texas' equestrian trails and facilities.
The Texas Horse Council, based in Houston, invited producers for Best of America By Horseback to ride at private ranches and other sites across the state, including Hill Country State Natural Area in Bandera, Big Bend Ranch State Park in Presidio, Parrie Haynes Ranch in Killeen, Cooper Lake State Park in Sulphur Springs, Isle du Bois Unit of Ray Roberts Lake State Park in Pilot Point and Palo Duro Canyon State Park in Canyon. *
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The Panhandle-area Palo Duro Canyon State Park is home to red, gold and lavender geologic formations, as well as an abundance of plants and wildlife.
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At the Isle du Bois Unit of Ray Roberts Lake State Park north of Dallas, there are more than 26 miles of sandy-surfaced trails through wildflower-covered prairies and scenic lake views. Fourteen overnight campsites are available, complete with picnic table, lantern hanger, fire ring with grill and hitching posts.
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I did a search and turned up nothing.
Okay, this trailer looks amazing and really makes me upset that we will never get to see anything like this in any of the films.
It's super dark and really brutal. Just the way the prequals should've been.


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|I agree, maybe time for a trip to the vet. When our Maverick did this, turns out she had SIBO (small intestine bacteria overgrowth)
|OMGosh... my female is the same way. She is also raw fed and she'll eat something for weeks at a time then all of a sudden refuse to eat it. Sometimes she'll refuse the chicken, then it's the liver, she is now refusing the green tripe. She did the same thing when she was on dry food... good for a few weeks then she was done with it. Maybe it's a Shepherd thing! LOL! What I did was after 15 minutes, whatever she didn't eat, I put back in the refrigerator. Then she got it at the next feeding. I use to feed her twice a day, now I switched to once a day and she gets fed closer to dinner time. It's better as she will then eat what I put out for her.
I would think its time for a checkup at the vet's.
This isn't normal, and when they stop eating there is usually something medical going on.
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Have you tried switching him over to a good quality dry kibble? I had a dog who would refuse three meal times sometimes but never a fourth. He lived till 14 years.
In your case I would the vet take a look at him and try kibble. If he is healthy and refuses his food, I would not push the issue and not bribe with treats. The more attention, the worse it gets. I would give him 10 minutes to eat and remove the food if he leaves it alone and let the issue rest. Except of course when he is anorexic.
Another take: is he under stress? Day care can be overwhelming. Has there been a change in your family, other dogs etc? Two of mine started to get anorexic when our top dog died and I had a heck of a time getting them to eat for three months.
LOL! If you live in the Greater Toronto area (Ontario, Canada) sure...
Teeth seem fine.. He is more than happy to chew and eat a stick if I were to give him one.. He did eat a beef neck couple of days ago but he threw up after eating them (small bits of bone)...
The daycare does not give them treats during the day.. They give a treat at the end of the day when we pick him up.. It's usually a very tiny treat (compared to his size).
I'll take them!
Have you looked at his mouth, teeth are ok? Does the daycare give treats during the day?
Dog doesn't want his raw food anymore
I have a 3 yr old male german shepherd whose weighs about 94lbs. He is very active as he goes to a daycare 4 days a week from 7:30am-5:30pm where he is constantly walking/playing.. He has been on raw food since he was about 8 months.. we usually give him turkey necks as his bone and then supplement with offal/tripe cubes and chicken or turkey dinner cubes..
For the past 6-7 months I find he has become more and more fussy about eating. Initially we thought it was because he threw up his entire meal after eating lamb so we didn't force him. He started eating again and then wouldn't want the food anymore. We crushed a small piece of liver treat and he gobbled it up...
We used to give him a variety of meats with bone (chicken backs, turkey necks, beef brisket) but he stopped eating the chicken backs and briskets so we stopped buying them.. Now he doesnt want his turkey necks either and we have to add treats to have him eat his meals..
It's getting expensive to keep chucking his meals as once they are thawed up give him 2 days to eat and then throw it out... I am debating switching to kibbles but same issue there... he eats 2 days (if that) and then doesn't want it..
Don't know what to do! Seems he eats well at the daycare when he stays overnight but not at home!
Any ideas would help... Can't afford to keep chucking his meals and don't know what to do with 30lbs of turkey necks in my freezer!
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Hello all! I am Mike from Ohio. I am in the process of building my mando armor for entrance in to the MandoMercs. Was told to get on over here because it was a great place to learn new things about building my kit. So far I have my armor plates mostly done. I have a kama, and holster belt on the way. I have a vest that now that I have my plates is seeing that it is pretty much **** for my needs. I have a nice flight suit in mind but those things are expensive seeing as how much I have shelled out in the last 3 weeks. lol! Helmet, well I am going to order a custom fiberglass helm from gypsyboy. From what I hear he makes awesome ones.
Aside from that I am a chef and am a single father of an awesome 10 year old little boy who has Asperger's Syndome. Of which is a mild form of autism for those that didn't know.


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Photography: Olly Burn's snowy Swiss series makes him king of the mountains
With the Winter Olympics in full flow over in Sochi, lots of us are clambering onto bandwagons, espousing our love of sports we hadn't even heard of until a couple of weeks ago. But for some people the thrill of hurtling down something covered in snow or ice is nothing new, and photographer Olly Burn is one such convert. On a recent trip to Leysin in Switzerland he shot these beautiful images which capture both the majesty of the surroundings and the speed, skill and intensity of mountain sports. Get me to a chairlift, stat!
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Ooo! I've never had Welsh cakes before! What are they like? And how do you make them?
Ooo! I've never had Welsh cakes before! What are they like? And how do you make them?
It's a while ago, but this is what I made for my mom on Mother's Day (here in Norway) + Valentine's Day! Aren't they cute?!
It's raw heart-sandwiches, filled with strawberry-coconut cream! They were gobbled up in a matter of seconds
2cups/9 oz plain flour
1tsp baking powder
cup/3 1/2 oz vegan margarine
1/2cup/3 oz caster sugar
cup/2 oz sultanas/currants
1tsp mixed spice
1tsp cinnamon
alittle soy milk
the flour, baking powder, spice and cinnamon into a bowl. Add the
margarine and rub together until you've got little crumbies.
the sultanas and sugar and stir thoroughly. Now start adding a little
soy milk at a time, you want it to be a combined lump, a bit wetter
than a dough but not sloppy...
a chunk off and put it onto a floured surface. Flour up your rolling
pin and roll that sucker out until it's about 1cm thick.
you've got a griddle pan, it's perfect for these. If you haven't, a
frying pan would do the job too. If it's non-stick, just put it over
a low-medium heat and leave it to heat up. If it's not non-stick, put
a TINY bit of margarine in, just to lubricate it. The cakes have
their own fat so they won't stick and we don't want to fry them, just
heat them.
cut out shapes like you would cookies. The traditional shape is a
you can do any shape you want! Each cake takes about 2-3 minutes to
cook on each side. Once the underneath is browned, flip it over and
leave it to cook.
They sound good! Hmm, maybe I'll try some Thanks for the recipe!!
Here I am again! This time with both a dinner and a dessert picture!
Indian bean dish with spicy tomato sauce
Soudoughbread PB&banana sandwich, dates and banana with PB and caloriefree chocolate sauce! YUM!
Think I'm gonna have to move lunch an hour forward, all these pictures are making my mouth water!!
A few things from the past week:
Chikin Foo Yung (Kind of) with spring rolls and veg:
Hearty breakfast bowl (for dinner) - Pan fried potatoes, tofu scramble, home made fakon bits & salsa:
Pasta with Mushroom soup sauce, home made fake bacon bits, Sheese & veg (excuse the awful photo):
Porridge with blueberries, maple syrup and white chocolate hazelnut butter:
Strawberry Chocolate Overnight Oats:
Seitan sausages:
Scone (ready to be filled with Black cherry and Turkish Vanilla jam):
I did have a few more things but I can only post 7 photo's at a time.
OMG, I NEED those oats... NOW! So pretty!
How do you make the fake bacon bits, please, Firestorm? I remember I sometimes used to buy them in a jar until they started being labelled "GM" :/
This is based loosishly on a recipe in Hearty vegan meals:
to make about 5 big servings I used 25 ml reduced sodium soya sauce, 25 ml liquid smoke, 15 grams Dijon mustard, garlic granules (1-2 tsp depending upon taste), onion granules (1-2 tsp depending upon taste) and a dash of smoked paprika.
I then defrosted 200 grams of soya mince and marinated it in the mixture, then grilled until crispy. You could pan fry them or use tempeh/tofu instead of the mince.
Thank you Firestorm, I must give that a try. Can one buy Liquid Smoke over here these days? I seem to remember finding something similar in a supermarket once.
Great cooking, Firestorm!! *impressed*
Salivating Firestorm!
Leftover Panang Tofu and Kapow Jae on brown rice. When I posted this pic on facebook, my sister asked me if I took the pic before or after I ate it.
Sweet and sour tofu with rice and satay veg noodles with some chocolate cupcakes for pudding! Twas yummy!
^ oooooooooooh yum
Chocolate cupcakes with chocolate orange buttercream icing:
Chocolate and coffee cake with chocolate buttercream icing and dark chocolate shards:
EDIT: I did not EAT all of this. I did make it, though...
LouiseAbel them cupcakes in particular look INCREDIBLE. !!!
I love the chocolate shards! How did you do that?
Cool idea - thanks a lot for sharing.
Banoffee Pie, recipe from Vegan Pie in the sky, topped with the Coconut Whipped Cream...
Pictures not great, but if you have the book MAKE THIS!! it is divine!
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^ god that pie looks extremely delicious Poison, and LouiseAbels cakes too
French Onion Soup:
What's in the middle?
Baguette with melted Mozzarella Teese.
Malcolm ?
Chikinless noodle soup:
Lentil & "Bacon" stew (HVMFMA), houmous, half a Goodlife wedge, salad, cassava crisps:
Mmmm, looks good Firestorm, the soup especially!
I made this last week and it is FANTASTIC!
Vegan Mac and "Cheeze" from Vegweb.com
Flashback Mac and Cheese
Ingredients (use vegan versions):
1 pound macaroni
1 cup water
1 cup unsweetened nondairy milk
3 tablespoons mild-tasting oil (such as corn oil)
1/2 cup flour (I use all-purpose)
3/4 cup nutritional yeast
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1. Cook macaroni (or other shaped pasta) according to package directions. While your mac is cooking, let's make the special secret "cheese" sauce.
2. In a bowl or large measuring cup, combine the water, milk, and oil and whisk briefly. In another bowl, combine all of the dry ingredients together.
3. Heat a medium saucepan. Add the dry ingredients to the saucepan, and slowly add the wet ingredients, continuously whisking over medium heat. Once all of the ingredients are incorporated, turn up the heat until the mixture begins to bubble and thicken.
4. Keep whisking as the mixture thickens and bubbles; do this for 1-2 minutes, and then turn the heat down. Keep whisking. After a spell, your "cheese" sauce should be nice and thick. Turn the heat off, and cover your saucepan.
5. Drain pasta well when done, and return noodles to the pot. Add all of your "cheese" sauce to the noodles, and stir well.
If, after your first trepidacious couple of forkfuls, you find that this recipe doesn't beat the pants off of the dairy mac and cheese with which most of us are familiar, you must have done something wrong. Come over to my house. I'll show you how it's done.
Serves: 2-4, Preparation time: 15-20 minutes
^ Must try mac n cheese, looks good.
Stuffed mushrooms, with Tesco garlic n herb cream cheese, breadcrumbs and tomato, black pepper.
Redwoods mushroom pate on toast, I liked this pate a lot.
Same pate, this time with tomatoes
Cashews with broccoli, onions and hoisin sauce
Red lentil soup/dhal on rice with banana
Salad with olives and nuts, and homemade bread
Meatballs (LMc sausages chopped up) and peas in tomato sauce with whole wheat spaghetti
That toast with tomatoes looks so delicious and fresh. I can imagine it in my mouth right now.
Ethiopian Chickpea Stew:
Red pepper stuffed with chickpea and smoked paprika curry/stew, with broccoli and carrots on the side:
Just had to share this picture I took of my dinner last night.
Enchilada w/soya-free Cheezly sauce & Old El Paso fajita sauce. It was my first time making enchiladas, they turned out really well!
They look so good..
My meals are gettin too boring. This thread provides excellent inspiration.
That sushi looks really nice
Blueberries, the enchilada looks very tasty, can you tell me how you made it?
Yes, enchilada recipe please!!
Yeah the enchiladas look great!
Warburton's square (ish) wraps used as a quick and easy pizza base - topped with Pizza Express passatta sauce which I warmed up and added a tsp sugar, fresh basil, oregano, salt and pepper, then on the pizza I put chorizo, cheezly, olives, pepper, mushroom and onion, a drizzle of olive oil, some dried herbs and seasoning. Very nice indeed it was!
Made with the same wraps, with houmous, sweet chilli sauce, lettuce, smoked tofu, tomato, cucumber and pepper:
Yum!! Oh my goodness, is it lunchtime yet? Stomach rumbling with all this food!
God that pizza looks delicious, my tummy's rumbling too, got to get some lunch..
I copied someone else earlier on this post because it looked so delicious. Sourdough toast with homemade mushroom and garlic pate and tomatoes:
I love the pics of the wraps and the toasts!
Speaking of the toasts, I had never heard of eating beans on toast until I became vegan. Now I do it a lot. When I tell others this, they look at me like I'm some kind of weirdo. Is this a British thing, beans on toast? Or more of a vegan thing?


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|I don't think the OP is around to see the last two post. This thread is like 5 year old.
|A jump from a MAC26 to either the 31 or the 33 will be a great move up as others have suggested. After being in a Hunter 33 for awhile, you'll love the size, it feels much bigger than it is. Coming from a MAC, you'll feel like you went from a box under the bridge to a mansion!! lol.
|After sailing a H-36 for 4 years a lot of it single handed I would suggest the 36. If you get the 31 or 33 you will outgrow it very soon and then you will be stuck trying to sell again and upgrading. Make the jump to the 36 and avoid 6 footitis.
|I bought a 1984 H31 and have lived on it for 3 1/2 years, and my wife with me the past year. This is a decent little boat with much more storage than some of the more racy boats its size. It's a very light boat with lots of beam and gets uncomfortable fast as it gets nasty. I agree with the reefing early aspect. I installed an inner forestay for a storm jib, works well and extends my sailing capability into the really nasty that this boat was not designed for. The Yanmar 2GMF 13hp is underpowered, and I added a 3 blade prop that decreased vibes and increased fuel efficiency and speed. A bad thing is hunter's way of running the chainplate rods down to a piece of L-iron affixed to the inner liner. This caused a pucker on the port side of my boat, probably won't sink it but no good. The hunter rep said it's a really bad thing but I think the hulls are just thin. Also, if you have to re-rig a B+R get ready to pull out your wallet. That rig has so many end fittings that it's quite costly to re-rig. I did mine in 2007 all myself and still cost me 1500. The hunter rep quoted me 4k. Hunter puts carpet over all bare fiberglass surfaces, super nasty in the v-berth. Rip it out, apply form insulation and face with either a nice plastic sheet or pretty wood. The boat sails well, and it's fun to pop the chute for downwind runs. It's in the yard now and there are about 100 dime-sized blisters after not being painted for 5 or 6 years, and that aint bad! I'm going to let em ride. The cockpit is tight due to the large wheel, very annoying. I traded for a 6" diameter smaller wheel and eased the problem. The bimini/dodger is a round-bow type and useless for sailing in real rain, unless you sit in the companionway and steer via autopilot buttons. If you buy a boat this age, replace all the hoses or else your boat might sink.
I'm seriously looking to pickup a Hunter 78'-84' wheel steering and shoal draft. I've been close on a couple last year but: 1. Decided with my shoulder I needed wheel steering (also had shoulder operated on last winter) and 2.Due to lack of slip space in Daytona Beach area to keep her at anchor when in the water & trailer when not.
In anticipation of finding the right boat this year I've just bought a 07' Toyota Tundra Double cab (the one that tows 10,000#). But won't pull the trigger until later in the year or early spring.
So my question is what advice, got-ya's etc can you offer?
Camaraderie gave a pretty good synopsis of his Hunter 33. I bought a new one in 2005. It is my first new boat and I'm in love with it as is my wife. We daysail and take cruises on Lake Ontario for weeks at a time. For yourself go sit on a 31 then sit in a 33. You'll notice a huge difference. It's the first time my wife has said we should look at the larger boat.
As far as quality goes the only complaint I have is that of several voids in the gelcoat in the cokpit area. These were fixed immediately by the Broker. The boat has a 5 yr warrantee stem to stern so most prblems except for osmosis should show up during the warrantee period.
We installed a full compliment of electronics which makes my decisions easier.
We went as far as to install a heat pump/airconditioner which extends our season. The air has a sampling system which samples the air on the boat every couple of hours when at the dock and not attended. If the humidity is too high it switches on to dry the air and prevents any of the musty smells that can develop due to damp humid air in the boat. It sounds decadent but it's been a pleasure having it.
The cockpit is big and the wheel folds so that at the dock there is plenty of room to walk by it. We use stern boarding.
The boat is fast and handles very well. Down wind the boat tends to be slow as we have a furling main which has a smaller sail area than the normal rig. However; I purchased an asymmetrical spinnaker this winter so that should solve my need for speed.
Ultimately it needs to be your decision. Good hunting.
Originally Posted by Giulietta
Do I see a trend in boat change here????
Mac 26 to Hunter 30
I owned a Mac 26S before I bought my Hunter 30. I thought it was going to be a big step but it really wasn't. The Hunter was much easier to sail than the Mac. If I knew that it was going to be like this I would have went to a 33' boat so I wouldn't have to make that next step.
My H30 is a great boat and is fun to sail. It's very stable and has lots of room in the cabin. Storage depends on how you use your boat if you spend weeks at a time on board, you will need more storage than if you sail long weekends. I have spent a week on my boat and had no problems with storage. If I had a family with 3 or 4 kids, I'd definately want a bigger boat.
|Do I see a trend in boat change here????
I too went from Mac26X to a Hunter 326. It truely is a fantastic change for the better in sailability, comfort, entertainment for family/friends... Recently I hit some underwater object that bent the wing on my shoal draft keel. The wings now look like manta ray wings. Kind of nice looking. Didn't change the sailing character one bit. She still points as high and go as fast.
My friend asked same questions about going for the 31 or 33 recently. He finally settle for the 33. Its more roomy and has has better storage. I believe you'll get more for the price difference paid then the 31.
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From HaskellWiki
1 Lambda-Cube render engine
1.1 Overview
Lambda-cube is a 3D rendering engine entirely written in Haskell.
It targets newer graphics hardware. The engine uses Ogre3D's mesh and material file format. The main goal of this project is to provide a modern and feature rich graphical backend for various haskell projects. (e.g. FRP libraries)
1.2 Download
- make a cabalized version and upload it to hackage
1.3 Download
1.4 Screenshot
1.5 License
The code is released under GPLv3. I'm planning to switch to BSD3. Or maybe a dual license.
1.6 Features
- Mesh file format
- geometry is supported
- skeletal animation is in progress
- Material Script
- [partly supported] material
- [partly supported] technique
- [partly supported] pass
- [partly supported] texture_unit
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P.S I think Megan Fox was a terrible choice. I just hate her face and find her annoying.
P.S I think Megan Fox was a terrible choice. I just hate her face and find her annoying.
That was stupid and I blame all of you for this.
Couldn't Take It No More
So I Became Hardcore
eh, could of been worse. could of stuck with the "Turtles are aliens" origin thing.
overall, going to treat this as a Bay popcorn flick. nothing more, nothing less
Messing around.
It may be a great movie. It may have excellent writing that captures the personalities of the Turtles perfectly.
But they look sooooo wrong.
I'll give it a chance and pay money to see it but I'll be going in with extremely low expectations.
Am I the only person here that couldn't give a monkeys about TMNT?
It wasn't THAT great.
neither did i. no time for toys when you raised in the streetz
That's sad. Tmnt shaped my personality.
Never played with the toys either. Was too busy getting forced to do soccer, and doing a sport I liked myself... I did watch the cartoons, though.
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One of my buddies at work told me about it and I thought it looked ok. Dunno bout Megan Fox playing April though.
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Elusive in post 28 has been responded to. Please do not comment any further on his post,as it gives him what he wants.
If it was me, "elusive" is not the only one I was referring too. Others have commented that SHB are a fact of life and should be expected. Not true at all, and not true to expect in your purchased nucs.


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A while back you had instructions on how to save e-mails to our computer as text. I use Gmail and wish to save and convert some of my e-mails to my 'documents' as text. Thank you.
Hi, Tony. Great question, and it also gives me the opportunity to talk about something cool: Gmail labs. Gmail defines this as "crazy, experimental stuff" for Gmail.
Labs includes extensions for your Gmail that allows you to do things like send your mail in the background while you do other stuff, advance to your next message after you delete one instead of going back to the inbox and, more on point, save your e-mail as a Word document.
When you access your Gmail, you will see two gear (settings) icons on the right hand side of your screen. You want to click on the one in the far upper right next to your screen name, and then "Labs".
This will open up your labs for you. Scroll down until you find one called "Create a document" and then click on "enable".
Enable any other labs that you think that you'd like, then scroll all the way down to the bottom and click "save changes". This will reload your inbox. Next, choose the message that you'd like to save as a document and open it.
This will open your e-mail up as a Google document, saving the formatting in your e-mail. Make any changes that you want to the document. Now, to save it to your computer you want to click on the "File" tab that appears in the Google documents window, not the one on your browser window.
Move your pointer to the option that says "Download as…" and choose which format you'd like to save it in. Among others, you have text, .pdf, and Word.
Now you've got it saved to your hard drive and you can do whatever you want with it.
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FAIRBANKS, ALASKA -- Hundreds of supercomputer scientists will gather in Fairbanks in September of 1995 for a week-long convention, University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Chancellor Joan Wadlow announced today.
These high-tech tourists have one thing in common: they all use CRAY supercomputers. That's why this convention is called CUG '95 -- short for Cray User Group. The convention will bring scientists from around the world to Fairbanks to hear highly technical talks on supercomputing topics.
The CUG '95 convention is being held in Fairbanks at the invitation of the one-year-old Arctic Region Supercomputing Center. The center operates a CRAY supercomputer on the UAF campus.
Organizers of CUG '95 expect 300 - 500 scientists to attend the week-long convention which will be held in the Carlson Center and the Alaskaland Civic Center. The Cray User Group, which meets twice a year, has recently met in Switzerland and Japan.
The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center is attracting talented faculty, staff and students to the University of Alaska Fairbanks, the Chancellor said.


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I have a Million dollar question for Iowa Waterfowlers Again.
What would you say to Supporting a Temporary Migratory Habitat Initiative in the state of Iowa that paid producers x dollars per acre to seasonally pump 1 to 60 acres of crop residual ( Stubble ) for enhanced public waterfowling Opportunity?
Would you Support such a thing by an increase in the state Migratory Stamp fee $25 dollars?
The above is something I have long thought to be a positive program that not only put more habitat on the ground but also as a great tool to enhance and improve waterfowl hunting opportunities as a whole. Understanding past & present and future land use policies other alternative management tools may be in order to not only reach more of the landscape but as a means to support the growth of our duck hunter numbers that in turn perpetuate the support that is needed to sustain traditional conservation programs that secure permanent habitat on the landscape.
Again I would just like to hear your thoughts to the above questions. I am not looking to figure out what the cost is to pumping or any other question that you might think about pertaining to what could be very complex if we at least not try to keep the subject in line with the simple questions asked above. The harder questions or other related issues come after a general opinion to the above questions.
Again guys a few general questions that I would like to get some general opinion to. I am not going to argue my questions one time and will only respond to this post if a person posts a question. Other than that I just want to read what you guys think about the above as a possible waterfowl hunting management tool / option.


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Abilify Calling? Nobody home.
On May 19 I found this public pay phone advertising Abilify. I went today to pick up my General Tso Chicken, and I see the ad has been taken down. Maybe the purchased ad time ran out.
Or, maybe, Bristol-Meyers Squibb realized that they've gone too far by putting ads for their antipsychotic on pay phones.


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Posted by Doug Washburn on June 29, 2010
To quote Forrester's CEO and Founder, George Colony, during his keynote at Forrester's IT Forum EMEA event: "CEOs only care about two things: revenue growth and profitability." How should we interpret this? CEOs do care about green if it is able to drive revenues, reduce costs and mitigate risks — all of which are essential ingredients in delivering long-term profits and shareholder value.
Evidence is mounting around CEOs' rising interest in corporate sustainability initiatives. For example, the United Nations Global Compact-Accenture CEO Survey 2010 published in June finds that 54% of CEOs globally view sustainability as "very important" to the future success of their businesses. And the Economist Intelligence Unit backs this up by finding that companies that rated their green efforts most highly over the past three years "saw annual average profit increases of 16% and share price growth of 45%, whereas those that ranked themselves worst reported growth of 7% and 12% respectively."
So does your CEO care about green IT?
Not without some convincing. And here's why: While your CEO might care about green, they may not necessarily care about IT. As an indicator of this, Forrester found that only 16% of the world's largest companies mention green IT in their annual reports. And as a result, CEOs are most likely unaware of IT's role in enabling their company's green ambitions. The good news, however, is that IT is playing an increasingly central role in planning and executing companywide green strategies which will lead to C-level visibility.
Posted by Doug Washburn on June 7, 2010
[Scroll down to view Forrester's "The Evolution Of Green IT" video… don't worry, it's only ~6 minutes.]
As a quick recap, part one of this video series walked through how corporations and governments are using green strategies to achieve their financial and political ends. From there, I gave a handful of examples around how green IT is helping leading organizations — like Sprint, AT&T, and Tesco — save $20m, $12m, and achieve a 17% reduction in fuel consumption, respectively.
So what can you expect in part two? In ~6:00 minutes, part two of this video series will discuss green IT's quickly expanding scope and approach. What do I mean by this? In short, green IT's scope is evolving beyond the data center into distributed IT and broader business operations. Forrester calls this the green IT 1.0 ("green for IT") and 2.0 ("IT for green") transition. Likewise, the approach to green IT is expanding beyond procuring more energy efficient equipment to also include software, services, people, and process. And the savings from these new approaches are impressive:


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