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Jack Wilshere was delighted with Arsenal's attacking display in the 7-3 win against Newcastle - and says the team could have scored even more.
Theo Walcott's hat-trick, along with an Olivier Giroud brace and further strikes from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Lukas Podolski, fired Arsenal to a sensational victory at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.
Wilshere admits the team had to dig deep to win after thrice relinquishing the lead against Alan Pardew's men.
"We are disappointed with the goals we conceded but we showed great character and to score seven goals in the Premier League is great," Wilshere said. "We could have had 12.
"We are on a run now and we have to keep it going. We have an important game coming up on Tuesday.
"It was a strange game. After the first half we would have taken a 2-1 or 3-1 but it opened up and it played into our hands.
"This is an important time in the Premier Legaue. We have won four on the trot. If we can win on Tuesday then we will be in a great position. We can't get carried away but we are in a good position."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hi everyone, I have 7 hives in state forest on the mid north coast of NSW. I went out last weekend to pack them down for winter and they've loaded the supers with honey in only 3 weeks! (I think it's stringybark) Last check there was none (bad season with all the rain.) I'm wondering if I could take half this honey off or should I leave it? There is always something in flower, whether it be weeds or trees, pretty much all year. What do you all think?Also, Has anyone ever done splits this time of year? Thanks Ray
I'm getting a late flow too, here in lower Blue Mountains, although not as strong as yours sounds. I've got a few days off coming up and I'm going to take some honey, a week out from official start of winter - days are still warm, and it will still leave them plenty.
I wen't and inspected my hives on the weekend! all of the doubles were crammed with honey! although tempting to take some off I opted to leave it on - I'd sooner they have too much through winter than not enough. If they don't use it all then whatever they don't use will still be there for you to take off in spring

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Hanover skaters topple Concord, 2-1
For the second straight day, Concord's defense proved to be stingy, but not enough to derail Hanover Monday. Gus Lyons scored with 2:42 remaining in the game as the Marauders defeated the Crimson Tide, 2-1, in a Division I boys ice hockey contest at the Campion Rink in West Lebanon.
Concord (2-3-2) skated to a 2-2 tie against Trinity Sunday.
Hanover's Joe Cravero scored on a difficult angle shot in the first period but Concord's Colin Stevens matched it on the power play with 1:25 left in the first period.
Hanover improved to 4-3-2.
Hanover 2, Concord 1
Concord (2-3-2) 1 0 0 - 1
Hanover (4-3-2) 1 0 1 - 2
First: H - Joe Cravero (Worthy Gardner) 8:19; Colin Stevens PPG 1:25
Second: None
Third: Gus Lyons (Kordell Lindsay, Jordan Levin) 2:42
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It has been awhile. Some of you may remember me, at one time I was the mod on this forum alongside the guy from the river. I'm reaching out to any of my friends that may still be on here for suggestions on a pup. My long-time hunting companion, Lily, shown in my avatar, passed suddenly last spring. Like all of our dogs, she broke the mold and it has taken time for me to get over. She will never be replaced, but I am now looking for another duck dog, family pet and companion.
I would like a BLF, of British decent. Lily was a bit of a moose, wieghed in at ~85 lbs. I am hoping my next dog will be smaller, I'm looking for around 65-70 lbs. I'm in no hurry and am going to be careful to find what i want. While I am not averse to traveling, i would prefer the breeder were in the Upstate area.
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DSArms responded stating that they are 2-3 weeks behind answering emails, due to the fear of the Obamapocalypse; I'll call them tomorrow. Haven't heard anything back from FTF Industries.
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DSArms responded stating that they are 2-3 weeks behind answering emails, due to the fear of the Obamapocalypse; I'll call them tomorrow. Haven't heard anything back from FTF Industries.
Talked to DSArms, they are back ordered on their 80% receivers. They don't know when new ones will be in stock. They will fill back orders as they get the parts in... I put in an order for 8 three weeks ago, so get in line.
Seems there is demand for these? I been looking and looking.
Considering that everyone is sold out, that kind of goes without saying. Also remember that the tools to finish the receiver builds will cost you around $200. Further, you aren't really allowed to build receivers as a business, you're going to need an FFL01 if you want to get into that. These receiver blanks should be used for personal hobby purposes only. As I said, I ordered 8, I'll probably wind up selling the blanks to friends or in the classified section. I'd never ever sell a receiver I made, due to liability and possible legal ramifications. People say you can sell them, I just wouldn't.
Luckily I got 2 of them a couple of months back from arplus ! Im holding on to my cnc blocks just in case .
This thread aint been visited for over a month, but I just stumbled into it.
Any news on this? I'm shopping.
Who's Kevin mentioned earlier in the thread? I just sent a e-mail to him.
What about the tannery shop, they still out of business or MIA or whatever?
Here are my updates...
- I'm still on the waiting list for DSArms, for 8 receivers. They stated they will be filling all back orders, though they don't have any idea when the orders will come in. I also have a sneaking suspicion that these may be 10% receivers, I sent them an inquiry to confirm or deny that. My order status says:
Still listed on their site: AR15 Lower Receiver 7075-T6 Alloy Forging, Military Spec-D S ArmsQuote:
11/14/2008 Back Ordered, No Shipment Set
- There's a guy named Kevin, mentioned on CNCguns.com, he says he'll be out of stock until April. You can follow his thread at AR15.com, he also said he does not keep an email list, so you'll just need to keep an eye on his thread.
AR15.COM :: Forums :: AR15 80% Forgins for sale OUT OF STOCK UNTIL FURTHER NOTICEQuote:
$120 plus shipping. US only. No paypal. More pics on request. email or IM
- There's a "10% CNC10/AR10 lower receiver group buy" posted on the CNCGuns.com forum.
10% CNC10/AR10 lower receiver group buyQuote:
The price will be $250 + $10 shipping. This will be a very limited run.
- Tannery Shop doesn't seem to offer 80% receivers anymore.
The Tannery Shop- Custom Gun Parts: AR15
- OSI Gunsmithing - Out of Stock
OSI Gunsmithing Tools
- Joiner Optics seems to have them in stock for $170, though I haven't called them, you'll have to do the leg work here. The buffer tube has been drilled & tapped on these units, though you'll have to mill out the mag tube yourself.
AR-15 80% Lower Receivers
- KAD Engineering
According to another thread on the CNCGuns forum, KAD sells them.
Read this thread: 80% AR15 Lowers - Where to get themQuote:
Thank you for your interest in my 80% forgings. I sell them for $120 plus shipping $7.00 for 1 and $10 for increments of 12 or less.
- AR15 Plus - All receivers are back ordered
AR15 Plus Store - custom firearm parts, kits, AR15, AK47
- Tactical Innovations has an item titled "AR15 LOWER RECEIVER RAW FORGING" in stock for $34.99, though these look more like 10% receivers, they will be fairly hard to finish.
AR15 LOWER RECEIVER RAW FORGING - Tactical Innovations Inc.
- FTF Industries never answered my email. The pic they have posted looks more like a 10% than an 80%.
- KT Ordnance still does not have them listed.
I'll post back when/if I get more information or someone asks again.
Building mine from scratch out of stainless steel.:ar15::ar15:
joezx10r, you're a crazy dude! Good luck on your build, I'd love to see your rifle when you're done!
FYI to everyone else, I just got my order confirmation from DSArms, my receiver blanks should be shipping today.
KT is out of the reciever business if you did business with him 3 years ago you would know that
William at tannery stopped selling ar-15 cast lowers many many months ago and it was all old stck
DSA only sells 0% forged receivers, to my knowledge but maybe they decided to start selling them???? I made a functional receiver from one of there 0% forged paperweights with a drill press and hand tools (see at Roderus) I used a real 80% from tannery as a guide, easy if you are a builder, I should say a real builder
CNC is out of 80% I just bought one of the last last month, he will not have more till the late spring
ar-15 has been out for some time but they have 45 automatic frames get them while you can
I have one on back order with a company in Florida called swat it will not arrive until the first of march
he who hesitates
they are gone start buying what you can get in the way of 80% for trade in the future, also kits have gone up most ar-15 kit companies are behind a month or two in back orders


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Senator Broadwell?
posted at 11:01 am on November 15, 2012 by Allahpundit
A tidbit from Time magazine's new cover story on l'affaire Petraeus (via Political Wire):
Nor was Broadwell without a larger plan. After running with Lance Armstrong in July, she volunteered her secret purpose to at least six new acquaintances at the Aspen conference. That evening, over drinks, she told a small group that she had been arguing with her mentor about the direction of her career. Republican moneymen, she said, had approached her about a Senate run in North Carolina. She was tempted. Petraeus, she said in an irritated tone, rejected the idea out of hand. What was her position, he asked, on abortion? Climate change? Gun control? Gay marriage? Tax cuts? Social Security vouchers? Her answers, he told her, would not fit either party, and she should not sell herself out.
That seems a lot crazier now than it really is. Superficially she would have made an appealing candidate: Military vet, West Point grad, postgraduate degree from Harvard, published author, mom. She hadn't held political office before, which would have made the Senate a longer shot than a run for the House, but then neither had John Edwards when he was elected to the Senate from North Carolina. I'd be curious to know who those Republican moneymen were and how she ended up on their radar. Evidently it wasn't Petraeus who put her there, although maybe the simple fact of her association with him did.
Speaking of published author, if you've been wondering why Petraeus's biographer needed a co-author to tell his story, this brutal Boston Globe piece might help explain.


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maxikyd wrote:Alpha Dog
The Blind Side
hot72chev wrote:The Blind Side
The Clan of the Cave Bear
olcubmaster wrote:The Clan of the Cave Bear
How have we missed:
Dirty Dancing
stacipurv wrote:How have we missed:
Dirty Dancing
Dirty Dancing is one I've never seen, as iconic as it apparently became. Here's one that is not only not iconic, but may qualify as cult
olcubmaster wrote:Dirty Dancing is one I've never seen, as iconic as it apparently became. Here's one that is not only not iconic, but may qualify as cult
I checked the list, and couldn't believe this is not on it (unless I missed it)...
hot72chev wrote:I checked the list, and couldn't believe this is not on it (unless I missed it)...
cubmaster - go out & rent it, forthwith!
Gone Baby Gone
stacipurv wrote:cubmaster - go out & rent it, forthwith!
Gone Baby Gone
A Avatar, About A Boy, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, American Graffiti, All About Eve, Adam's Rib, Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, The Alamo, Altered States, Anchors Away, About Last Night , American Beauty, An American in Paris, Annie Hall, Airplane!, An American Werewolf in London, Alpha Dog
B Bad Santa, Bambi, Bonnie and Clyde, Bad Taste, The Breakfast Club, Beetlejuice, Born Free, Backdraft, Bedtime for Bonzo, Bend it like Beckham, Bringing Up Baby, Beauty and the Beast, Bee Movie, Benny and Joon, Bananas, The Big Store, The Blind Side
C Casablanca, Cat Ballou, Count of Monte Cristo, Conan the Barbarian, Citizen Kane, Carrie, Carry On Camping, Convoy, Cutthroat Island, Corrina Corrina, Catch Me If You Can, Coming to America, The Cocoanuts, Continental Divide, Cold Mountain, Can I Do it 'till I Need Glasses, Clan of the Cave Bear
D Damn Yankees, Das Boot, Deliverance, Diamonds are Forever, Dead Man Walking, Dog Day Afternoon, Darkman, Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, Digby the Biggest Dog in the World, The Dirty Dozen, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, Dumbo, Duck Soup, Day of the Dead, Driving Miss Daisy, Double Jeopardy, Dirty Dancing
E Endless Summer, E.T., Every Which Way But Loose, East of Eden, Earth Girls are Easy, Erin Brokovich, El Cid, Erik the Viking, Ernest Saves Christmas, Every Time We Say Goodbye, Eat Pray Love , Exit to Eden, Elmer Gantry, Ed Wood, Eighty Steps to Jonah, Each Dawn I Die, Eraserhead
F Ferris Buehler's Day Off, Firefox, For a Few Dollars More, Force 10 from Navarone, Fargo, Fight Club, From Here to Eternity, Falling Down, Fierce Creatures, Friday, Frankenweenie, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Far and Away, Fists of Fury, Fantasia, For Colored Girls, Footloose
G Good Morning Vietnam, Goonies, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Gallipoli, Go West, Galaxy Quest, The Guantlet, Godzilla, Ghost Rider, The Great Gatsby, Grand Prix, Gallipoli, Ghost, Good Will Hunting, Going My Way, Gigli, Gone Baby Gone
H History of the World, Part I, Hellboy, Heartbreak Ridge, Haunted Honeymoon, Hang 'em High, How the West Was Won, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Hamburger Hill, Harry and the Hendersons, Harvey, How to Marry a Millionaire, Hannah and her Four Sisters, Hairspray, The Hunt for Red October, Hero, Hud
I Ice Age, Inglorious Basterds, Invictus, Iron Man, In Cold Blood, I Am Legend, Ice Station Zebra, In the Name of the Father, The Incredible Shrinking Woman, The Italian Job, The Iceman Cometh, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Idiocracy, The Incredible Mr. Limpet, Invictus, I Spy
J Jaws, The Jackal, Jack the Giant Slayer, Jumanji, Jaberwocky, The Joy Luck Club, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Jumping Jacks, Jersey Girl, Joe Dirt, J. Edgar, Just One of the Guys, Juno, Jane Eyre, Jerry Maguire, Jason and the Argonauts
K The King's Speech, Knocked Up, Kangaroo Jack, Karate Kid II, Krull, Kangaroo Jack, A Knight's Tale, King Ralph, Keeping Up with the Steins, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Kung Fu Panda, Keeping the Faith, Kramer vs. Kramer, King Kong, Klute, The Killing Fields
L Labarinth, Lolita, Lost in Translation, Ladyhawke, Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, The Long Kiss Goodnight, Love Story, The Lovely Bones, Lawnmower Man, Little Giants, Love Actually, Last Tango In Paris, Love in the Afternoon, Lord Love a Duck!, The Lion in Winter, The Last Starfighter
M Mommy Dearest, Monkey Business, Mutiny on the Bounty, Marathon Man, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, "M", Meet the Feebles, Mister Roberts, Miracle on 34th Street, Mean Machine, Magic Mike, Monkeys Go Home!, Monkey Business, My Favorite Year, Moonstruck, The Monkey's Uncle
N North By Northwest, Neverland, New Jack City, Never Say Never Again, Napoleon Dynamite, The Natural, Naked in New York, Nosferatu, No Country for Old Men, No No Nanette, Nobody's Fool, Norma Rae, Now and Then, Never on Sunday, Now and Then, Natural Born Killers
O Ordinary People, O' Brother Where Art Thou, Ocean's Eleven, Oh, God!, OctoAuntie Em, Othello, On Golden Pond, Over the Top, Oliver!, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Open Season, Oh! Calcutta!, Oklahoma!, Operation Petticoat, Once Around, Operation Crossbow
P Predator, Prometheus, Paradise Lost, People vs. Larry Flynt, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Public Enemy, Prince of Egypt, The Passion of the Christ, The Peacemaker, Pecker, Police Story, Papillon, People Like Us, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, Pippin, Private Benjamin
Q Quick Change, Quigley Down Under, Quo Vadis, Quicksilver, Quantum of Solace, Quicksilver, Quest for Camelot, Quiz Show, Quartet, Quadrophenia, Q: The Winged Serpent , The Queen, The Quick and the Dead, The Quiet Man, Queen's Logic, The Quest for Fire
R Rocky, Rollerball, Raising Arizona, Ronin, Rounders, Rules of Engagement, Raging Bull, Revenge of the Nerds, Real Genius, Red Dawn, Rage in Harlem, Rock 'n' Roll High School, Radio Flyer, Risky Business, Rain Man, Raiders of the Lost Ark
S Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Spaceballs, Sleeping Beauty, Serpico Snatch, Scent of a Woman, Serenity, Slumdog Millionaire, Saturday Night Fever, Superbad, Sixteen Candles, Some Kind of Wonderful, Stagecoach, Silverado, Star Wars: A New Hope, South Park
T Terminator, Trainspotting, Time Bandits, Tombstone, Thunderbolt & Lightfoot, That Thing You Do, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, Teen Wolf, Twelve Angry Men, Turk 182, Terms of Endearment, Timeline, Tootsie, 10 Things I Hate About You
U Urban Cowboy, Under Seige, Unforgiven, Underworld, Underdog, Under the Tuscan Sun, Under the Yum Yum Tree, Up, Universal Soldier, Undercover Brother, The Upside of Anger, Up the Down Staircase, U-571, Under the Rainbow, Up in Smoke, Under Cover
V "V" for Vendetta, Vanishing Point, Valley of the Dolls, Vertigo, Village of the Damned, V for Vendetta, Victor/Victoria, Vanilla Sky, Victory at Sea, Valkyrie, Valley Girl, A Very Brady Sequel, The Vagabond King, Valentine's Day, The Voice of the Turtle
W the Warriors, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Wall Street, What Dreams May Come, Wonder Woman, The Wild Bunch, Wallace and Gromit: The Wrong Trousers, What Women Want, Waterworld, When Harry Met Sally, Whiteout, War of the Worlds, The Way We Were, We Are Marshall, Weird Science, Way Out West
X X-Men: First Class Xanadu X-Men, XXX:State of the Union, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, XXX, The X Files, X Marks the Spot, X Men: Last Stand, X: The Man with X-ray Eyes, X, Y and Zee, X: Mark of Vengance
Y Yentl, Young Frankenstein, Yes Man, You've Got Mail, The Year of Living Dangerously, You've Got Mail, You Only Live Twice, Year One, Year of the Comet, Young Guns, Young Man With a Horn, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Y@K: Terminal Countdown, You Can't Take it With You, Yellow Submarine
Z Zatoichi, Zorro: The Gay Blade, Zero Dark Thirty, Zulu, Zodiac, Zookeeper, Zachariah The First Electric Western, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, Zorba the Greek, Zoolander, Zardoz, Z, Zeus and Roxanne, Zombieland, Zulu Dawn, Zero Effect
Horse Feathers
**Thanks, Maxi!**
MOD EDIT: Spotlighted Maxi's post.
maxikyd wrote:Horse Feathers
The Invisible Man
stacipurv wrote:The Invisible Man
Joan of Arc
maxikyd wrote:Joan of Arc
why this one popped into my head I'll never know. I probably saw the previews before some other true treasure of cinema during a Saturday afternoon triple feature matinee
Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die
and thanks Maxi for the updated list!
olcubmaster wrote:why this one popped into my head I'll never know. I probably saw the previews before some other true treasure of cinema during a Saturday afternoon triple feature matinee
Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die
and thanks Maxi for the updated list!
Laura (1944)
maxikyd wrote:Laura (1944)
and another classic (not)...
Mad Max
stacipurv wrote:and another classic (not)...
Mad Max
and another "how did we miss it?"
The Naked Gun
olcubmaster wrote:and another "how did we miss it?"
The Naked Gun
(The) Omen
hot72chev wrote:(The) Omen
Pippi Longstocking
stacipurv wrote:Pippi Longstocking
The Quick Gun
maxikyd wrote:The Quick Gun
Rio Bravo
olcubmaster wrote:Rio Bravo
Seven Pounds (which I highly recommend, by the way)
hot72chev wrote:Seven Pounds (which I highly recommend, by the way)
time bandits
maxikyd wrote:time bandits
Uptown Girls
stacipurv wrote:Uptown Girls
The Village
hot72chev wrote:The Village
When Worlds Colide
It was the family "Christmas Day" movie when it first hit the theaters. It was a grim but good film...and I love Rosario Dawson.
Now back to the game, already in progress...I'm stalling for time because the last entry was:
When Worlds Colide
olcubmaster wrote:
When Worlds Colide
dewey32167 wrote:Xenophobia
Great find on that X!
Yours, Mine and Ours
olcubmaster wrote:Great find on that X!
Yours, Mine and Ours
maxikyd wrote:Zapped
The Amityville Horror
hot72chev wrote:The Amityville Horror
Better Off Dead...
"I want my two dollars!"
stacipurv wrote:Better Off Dead...
"I want my two dollars!"
The Candyman
maxikyd wrote:The Candyman
"so much easier to destroy than it is to create.."
wootdougwoot wrote:Desperado
"so much easier to destroy than it is to create.."
Eating Raoul
maxikyd wrote:Eating Raoul
Fast & Furious
(Never saw it, but sad about Paul Walker)
stacipurv wrote:Fast & Furious
(Never saw it, but sad about Paul Walker)
olcubmaster wrote:Gidget
House of Sand and Fog
hot72chev wrote:House of Sand and Fog
The Illusionist
stacipurv wrote:The Illusionist
can't believe we missed
Johnny Dangerously
maxikyd wrote:can't believe we missed
Johnny Dangerously
Kinky Boots
Indie film. Sorry not what you were thinking of. You know who you are !
ceagee wrote:Kinky Boots
Indie film. Sorry not what you were thinking of. You know who you are !
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Although the draft still in front of us, Andre Brown is the heavy favorite to be the Giants' goal-line back this season. Apparently, he plans on being there a lot.
"I have to outdo last year's stats," Brown said Tuesday, via the New York Daily News. "Eight touchdowns -- I want 22. I want 1,300 (yards) this year. That's the steppingstone. I have to erase last year's stats and show I can do better."
Brown scored eight touchdown on just 73 carries in 10 games last season. His run to reach double digits ended in November due to a broken leg.
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And I want a filet mignon every night. But ...
Brown also says he wants to prove that he's more than just a short-yardage runner, that he can do it all. But "doing it all" will be in the job description of David Wilson this season more often than not. He is an easy top-20 fantasy back right now. However, Brown is a very fine handcuff. He will continue to get a lot of chances deep in the red zone and will get his chances to showcase his overall talent if Wilson doesn't pan out like most expect him to.


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What is a laminectomy?
Laminectomy is the surgical removal of a bony area of the spine called the lamina. The lamina is the back part of each vertebra of your spine and forms the back wall of your spinal canal. Your spinal cord runs through your spinal canal in the center of your vertebrae. Certain conditions of the spine can compress the spinal cord and cause pain. A laminectomy can relieve pressure in your spinal canal and on spinal nerves by opening up your spinal canal. This surgery is also known as decompressive laminectomy.
The word laminectomy is often used interchangeably with laminotomy. However, laminectomy is the removal of most of the lamina, while laminotomy is the removal of part of the lamina.
Laminectomy is an alternative to laminoplasty. Laminoplasty hinges the lamina like a door to create more space in your spinal canal without removing the lamina. However, because a laminectomy removes more bone, it may increase the need for spinal fusion, which can limit the movement of your spine.
Laminectomy is a common but major surgery with significant risks and potential complications. You may have less invasive treatment options available. Consider getting a second opinion about all of your treatment choices before having a laminectomy.
Types of laminectomy
When laminectomy involves one vertebra, it is called single level. When it involves more than one vertebra, it is called multilevel.
The types of laminectomy procedures include:
Cervical laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the neck area (cervical spine).
Lumbar laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the lower back (lumbar spine).
Sacral laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the back between your pelvic, or hip bones (sacral spine).
Thoracic laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the middle part of the back (thoracic spine).
Other procedures that may be performed
Your doctor may perform one or more other procedures in addition to a laminectomy:
Discectomy is the surgical removal of part or all of a spinal disc. A discectomy treats degenerated, herniated or ruptured spinal discs.
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"Big Night" Seasonal Feast & Tour at Yankee Ferry
Jamie Busch - Culinary Artist / Richard & Victoria MacKenzie-Childs - Owners of SS Yankee Ferry
Saturday, March 2, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
SS Yankee Ferry
"Big Night" Seasonal Feast & Tour
On Saturday, March 2nd,
SS Yankee Ferry will transform into an intimate dining room and offer a seasonal feast of 7 divine plates, a merry environment, and live music with sing-a-long provide by Eric Hayes.
Big Night is a movable kitchen where people gather around communal tables to celebrate the season's harvest. Let your senses be awakened by flavorful recipes prepared with farm fresh and foraged ingredients that includes:
Warm bacon and lentil salad - with micro greens
Roasted Sweet potato wedges and maple curried aioli
Spicy Atlantic cod with lemon zucchini quinoa
Sweet sour beet sauerkraut
Winter Beef Stew with Shiitake & Wild Rice
Thai butternut squash soup with Maine seaweed
Fresh Milk and Raw Honey gelato
The Ferry is docked at 1201 Sinatra Drive North, Hoboken, NJ which is at the junction of Sinatra Drive and 12th Street.
There's a parking garage right across the streetand here is a small park a couple blocks away that sometimes has open spots, but not a guarantee.
The dinner will be prepared by culinary artist Jamie Busch,
passionate real foodie, private chef for Gwyneth Paltrow and owner of Let'spoon – Seasonal Soups From Scratch!
Afterwards, a full tour of the ferry will be provided by Yankee owner Victoria MacKenzie-Childs.
Yankee is a historic ferry built in 1907. She once transported newly arrived immigrants to Ellis Island, and served in both World Wars. Recently acquired by artists Victoria & Richard MacKenzie-Childs, Yankee now serves as a one-of-a-kind bed & breakfast and event space which is guaranteed to uplift the spirit and leave glowing memories that last a lifetime.
Music provided by our super friend Eric Hayes
From an article by Morristown Patch "The soulful conviction of Eric Hayes floods his audience with a hearty stew of rich tones and silky vibes. Even those whose thirst is never quenched cannot help but set down their drink, close their eyes and give in to the seductive musings of this rising star. Hailing from New Jersey, Hayes is so much more than your all-American musician. His music possesses a stirring, earthy sound that leaves his fans aching for more. His voice is robust. His talent is pure. His passion is unmatched."
What can/can't I bring to the event?
Bring a fun outfit, a camera, a joyful heart, and a healthy appetite.
Please do not bring any alcohol, this is a dry boat.
What is the refund policy?
There is no refund for tickets purchased. if you are not able to attend, please give the tickets to someone else or we can issue you a voucher for a future event.
When & Where
SS Yankee Ferry
Sinatra Dr N
Saturday, March 2, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EST)
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Jamie Busch is a father, chef, health researcher, and life learner. His passion for the culinary arts spirit has led him to such wonderful adventures as:working as a private chef for Gwyneth Paltrow and family, catering intimate 100+ person parties in NYC, managing a sustainable market garden in the Dallas, TX area, and facilitating conference workshops and weekend retreats. Currently, Jamie creates memorable events in the Metro NJ/NYC area through his creative catering company and is launching a soup company called Let'spoon - Seasonal Soups from Scratch.


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Seth MacFarlane to host Oscars
This will either be very very good or very very bad.
I can see that this is obviously a move to get the kidz to watch.....but I suspect a lot of people (especially outside of North America) will be going "Who?" and not bothering to tune in.
The Oscars hosts have been spotty over the past couple of years and I'm not surprised to see they're still trying to find the right fit. They're obviously looking to attract a younger audience and IMHO, this is definitely a better move than the Anne Hathaway/James Franco debacle.
Seth MacFarlane is crazy talented and is pretty funny. I think this could work.
I'm far from being a fan of Family Guy. That said, I think his type of random referential humor that takes away from actual plot and plays on pop culture nostalgia will work really well in the award show format.
I didn't like him when he hosted Saturday Night Live. Overall, he wasn't all that amusing, and he wore out his welcome with some racially insensitive remarks.
This will be interesting. I really like Seth McFarlane.
It might be more fun if it's just his voice doing Stewie and Brian:
The smiley equivalent of "Giggity".
TED was a pretty big hit internationally so they will probably attach that to Seth to promote the event.
I'm gonna be honest and say that I am ridiculously, over-the-top excited about this. I think Seth's an absolutely fantastic choice.
I couldn't agree more. Love him!
I knew of Seth McFarlane but hadn't watched his shows before seeing him host SNL. He's really talented at voices but I can tell he mostly does voice work because his teleprompter reading was realllllllly obvious, and his pacing for a live show wasn't good. For these reasons, I think this is a poor choice.
Oh, I hadn't thought of that. He's super good at improvisation; he's shown that over and over. I hope they don't force him to stick to a lame script when off-script would be so, so much better.
considering that the Oscars have a history of running well over time, I would guess that a script is part of the deal.
I would not have guessed at his improvisational prowess based on the SNL gig, either
but hey! at least it's not Ricky Gervais! Or Billy Crystal!
My kids watch Family Guy... But they are very well aware that it isn't real or appropriate.
He is actually a gifted writer, he can't do worse than the previous hosts.
As long as he attends the rehearsals
It's the Oscars. They will.
I think they're trying to draw a younger crowd and I admit, I'm tempted to watch. I'm a huge Seth Macfarlane junkie. I love Family Guy, American Dad, The Cleveland Show, the movie Ted was hilarious and I even have his album, Music is Better Than Words (it's a wonderful album BTW, especially if you're into big band music a la Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, etc.).
His is a particular kind of humor though I'd imagine they will force him to keep it on the cleaner/less offensive side. He's a multi-talented guy so I'm sure he'll do a decent job but honestly, the Oscars are hella boring to me. Pretty much all awards shows bore me to tears...I can't recall the last one I watched...
I approve!
I adore Seth MacFarlane and I LOVE Family Guy. I really like that SM pushes the envelope and doesn't try to be PC. His humor isn't for the easily offended, but he is a very, very talented man. Easy on the eyes as well. Giggity!
Although, obviously the format of the Oscars really isn't going to let Seth be Seth and he may not work well off a teleprompter with jokes that aren't his. We'll see. But this'll get me to watch the Oscars for the first time in years.
Kwanatic, I have his album too and I love it!!
I am hoping they will have a song and dance number to start the show.
I don't get family guy. At all. People keep insisting to me that it's funny, I've watched several episodes (with people who were laughing) but it's left me completely bewildered. I do have a sense of humour I swear! Blackadder is one of my staples, I love Arrested Development, I can practically recite a couple of Eddie Izzard's shows... I even like weird stupid things like the Mighty Boosh. But I haven't even gotten a chuckle out of Family Guy. It just seems dumb to me. I feel like I'm missing out on some sort of cultural phenomenon since everyone seems to love it
You should watch the episode of South Park where they totally parody (and criticize mercilessly) the show. It was pretty much on point.
My dream host would be Seth Meyer.
It's not for everyone. It's crude, offensive, gross and sometimes just down right stupid, but I totally get that kind of humor. It's socially conscious too which is why it gets the attention it does. They touch on social, political and global issues that are relevant to society; if you pay attention you see that they slide a soapbox in there every now and then. The only thing is it's in a cartoon format with an idiotic legally retarded overweight man, an alcoholic intensely liberal dog, and a matricidal and potentially homosexual British baby.
I really think it depends in when you grew up, he spoofs so many things from my childhood and teens.. I can't stop laughing. My kids laugh too, they just don't understand why it's funny, so I laugh at them laughing.
McFarlane's appeal to foreign markets isn't a major factor in their decision to have him as host. The US networks pretty much only care about US ratings. Relatively speaking, the money they get from overseas sales of this broadcast is nice, but not vital, when compared to the dollars they get from the ads run during the US broadcast.
I'm with you. I find it vulgar and annoying and just not funny. If they want to be socially conscious and have a soap box, fine, but it can be done without the tastelessness.


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Re: Mooring bouys
For the records, I would never use any privately owned mooring buoy unless in an emergency that will create a greater danger to others if I don't pick the ball.
OTOH, if I own a mooring ball or a slip, I don't mind other using it if I am not around. I may put a contact number on a small tag attached to the ball and advise the transient captain to call me before using it for the nite.
I don't mind to share
Re: Mooring bouys
Right. I think the better analogy is not society's ability to tax. A mooring permit is different as it is a license or permit to use public property that has value. Probably a bad example, but if the state government owns an unused building and leases it for 100 dollars a month in a market where comparable property is leasing at 10,000, the lessee is getting a deal and the loss in rent is absorbed by us, the public, who own the building. Maybe there is a good reason for the lower rent, but not charging the fair market rent is a type of subsidy. That's all I mean.
Re: Mooring bouys
GMC, I get your point. However, you are saying that society could, if it chose to exercise its authority, get away with forcing its will on the individual and requiring they pay more. Probably true. However, society haven't actually subsidized the cost of these moorings. Failing to exercise your power is not a subsidy. I doubt there is a single harbor or harbor patrol that was created exclusively to permit the presence of an owner occupied mooring field.
Re: Mooring bouys
I'm not sure I was clear on Vineyard Haven example. People (like me) would go nuts if we knew we could not obtain a mooring permit in a harbor unless we could pay 15,000 dollars. If this system were in place, most of NE's harbors moorings would be closed to anyone but the wealthy. That is hard to take when you know it is public property. I think that is part of the reason we have the very limited, but very cheap mooring opportunities that we have.
Re: Mooring bouys
The cost of your mooring does not represent the true value of the privilege. Whether we like it or not our waters (and the land below) are owned in unison with all of the other citizens in our respective states. Each state handles it differently and in most New England towns, the control or policing of the harbors is done by the municipalities. We are subsidized in the sense that the value of what we enjoy (the mooring) is permitted to us at an artificially low rate so that the most amount of people can use the water. If the states or towns wanted to generate more income and/or have less moorings, they could charge the real value of moorings. So for example in Vineyard Haven, they could deliberately reduce moorings by a hundred and instead of charging the hundred or so dollars for a mooring permit, they could charge what the market would bear, and I imagine they could charge in the tens of thousands for single moorings. This would make more room for anchoring and would provide a lot more income for many harbors to pay for harbor maintenance and services. It would open up room for anchoring. But, the counterweight against doing this is the general legal requirement that the "people's" property should be enjoyed (imperfectly) by the most amount of people and that the people should not be excluded from what they collectively own. So the subsidization is the fact that we mooring holders in most locations are not paying the full value of what we have and the resultant cost (harbor maintenance, policing, etc) is borne by the general public. Similar to using public lands. I am not saying this is right or wrong. It is just the way it has developed legally and in practice on our shores.
Re: Mooring bouys
No one funded my mooring one bit.
Re: Mooring bouys
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......Right now, we're being subsidized pretty heavily by the public, who expect us to be courteous about it, I think.
In abstract, who says anyone owns or controls a single drop of water from the shoreline. I'm not really arguing that society should have no say in the matter, but its important to be grounded in what we all feel entitled to. If I want to fund a cabin on the moon, who do I have to get permission from? How about the Arctic? Just trying to make a point.
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Re: Mooring bouys
Apples and oranges.
We are all fully aware of what the real estate tax values are for an inland home compared to what they are at water front property that has the ability to build a deep water slip. We are talking exponential values here.
But the tax rate or "mil rate" is the same per thousand of assessed value so they are really being taxed the same. One home is more valuable in FMV than another due only to location or proximity value.. For example we pay about $19.00 per thousand in property tax. So does our neighbor who is across the street and "technically" on the water. She pays the same mil rate we do just that her home is worth more so she pays more in taxes..
Let us not even begin to dig into the values that increase property tax when a structure such as a dock is built.
Here in Maine they tax the structure value, land value and outbuildings. In Maine there are no "adders" to calculate docks that I know of as it does not qualify as an outbuilding, structure or land.. Two summers ago our neighbors built a dock to the tune of 285K in cost. I just looked up their property tax bill and don't see that it changed at all from three years ago. That said different states likely have different ways of valuing waterfront property.
Then you have the costs of building the actual dock. In some cases, more than the price of a modest home.
Figuring mil rates is complex and all we can say is that waterfront property will always be worth more than inland unless your house is about to erode off a cliff or barrier island. Houses in prime neighborhoods or prime "locations" will also have a higher assessed value even for the same physical size lot and structure. Put our house/lot out in Westbrook, ME and we're paying about 1/3 what we pay to be in Cumberland, ME because the "location" is worth a lot less........
I still don't know what any of this has to do with moorings.....
Re: Mooring bouys
Not a bit. Apparently we have on this thread people that think it is OK to grab my mooring and tell ME to find someplace else to go if I come back and/or anchor so close to it as to make it unusable and/or put ANOTHER mooring right next to it so as to make them both unusable just to prove they can.
*btw, if you ever do want to use my mooring, call the number I put on the ball and I'll tell you if it is OK or not
It's more like building a duck blind on federal
land. Yea, OK, it's your wood and nails. But if someone is sitting in it when you come by, well, just ask them nicely to move. What's the big deal?
Are people really that worried that someone will, if I may quote Caddyshack, "scratch their anchor"?
Re: Mooring bouys
Originally Posted by chef2sail View Post
I understand your point I think in that you are saying no one has the right to limit acccess to the water ( parking space) correct?
Do we agree that a government agency has the right to allocate use of that water (space). We are not talking about channel obstruction here. ?
If the answer is no, then it would mean the only rights a home owner would retain would be the riparian rights ( land visable at low tide). That would then mean all docks and piers which extend out into open water water technically would be the same as that illegal morring wouldnt it?
The property owners building piers which extend into water 6-8 foot depths are no different than the person putting a morring ball in the same space correct? And therefore someone else who wants to can use them correct?
We are all fully aware of what the real estate tax values are for an inland home compared to what they are at water front property that has the ability to build a deep water slip. We are talking exponential values here.
Let us not even begin to dig into the values that increase property tax when a structure such as a dock is built.
Then you have the costs of building the actual dock. In some cases, more than the price of a modest home.
I don't think we want to go down that road. Someone bureaucrat may be reading this and get some ideas....
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Milton Nascimento
In 1972 he collaborated with fellow lyricists Márcio Borges, Fernando Brant, Ronaldo Bastos, and other friends to record Clube da Esquina, a double album that spurred three hit singles, including "Cais (Dock)" and "Cravo é Canela (Clove and Cinnamon)." The singles are still being recorded and have become standards in Brazil over the years. Since he began recording with his self-titled debut in 1967 for the Codil label, Nascimento has written and recorded 28 albums.
Nascimento's many achievements include Grammy nominations for his O Planeta Blue na Estrada do Sol in 1992, and in 1995 for his Warner Bros. debut, Angelus. Nascimento is also winner of the 1992 Down Beat International Critics' Poll and the 1991 Down Beat Readers' Poll. Nascimento has toured throughout the U.S., Europe, Japan, and Latin America.
His lengthy discography includes Courage, a 1969 album for A&M and Milton Nascimento that same year for EMI Odeon; Milton, also for the EMI Odeon label, recorded in 1970, and then four more albums for the label EMI Odeon: Clube da Esquina (1972), Milagre dos Peixes (1973), Milagre dos Peixes (Ao Vivo) (1973), and Minas (1975).
His other titles include Native Dancer (CBS, 1976), Geraes (EMI Odeon, 1976), Milton (A&M, 1977), Clube da Esquina 2 (EMI Odeon, 1978), A Brazilian Love Affair, a collaboration with George Duke (CBS Records, 1980), Journey to Dawn (A&M Records, 1979), and a series of five albums for Ariola: Sentinela (1980), Cacador de Mim (1981), Missa dos Quilombos (1982), Anima (1982), and Milton Nascimento ao Vivo (1983).
His output through the rest of the 1980s and '90s has been steady and reliable, though never musically predictable. Like any true jazz and pop veteran, Nascimento has a deep need to keep challenging himself, vocally, lyrically, and stylistically. Nascimento's other releases include Encontros e Despedidas for Barclay in 1985, Corazon Americano for PolyGram in 1986, A Barca dos Amantes for Barclay in 1986, Milton/RPM for Epic/CBS in 1987, Yauaretê for CBS in 1987, Miltons in 1988 for CBS, Txai for the same label in 1990, and O Planeta Blue na Estrada do Sol for CBS in 1991.
In the mid-'90s, Nascimento switched to Warner Bros. He released two excellent, readily available albums for the label, Angelus, his 27th recording, in 1995, Amigo in 1996, Nascimento in 1997, and Crooner in 1999. He returned after a short hiatus in 2003 with Pieta, followed by The Essential Collection: The Best of the EMI Odeon Years (1969-78) in 2006.
This charismatic Brazilian superstar just won't slow down any time soon, and whether he's packing a stadium in Brazil or singing at a club in New York, his experienced stage persona allows everyone in the audience to feel as if they're in his living room. On Angelus, he's joined by saxophonist Wayne Shorter, who pays tribute to Nascimento's 1975 Native Dancer LP, the high point of which was the synthesis between Nascimento's voice and Shorter's saxophone. That album helped to solidify Nascimento's place on the international jazz and pop scene in the 1970s. Whatever he writes and sings about, be it the planet, ways of living, and loving and dying, his music has always carried an eternally optimistic spirit. As he entered the millennium, Nascimento won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Pop Album for 1999's Crooner at the first annual Latin Grammy Awards in fall 2000. ~ Richard Skelly
Selected Discography
Track List: Nada Será Como Antes
Track List: Milton Nascimento - Original Album Series
Track List: Sucessós Em Dose Dupla
Track List: Angelus
Track List: ...E A Gente Sonhando
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Track List: Minas
Track List: Pieta
Track List: Pietá
Track List: Crooner
Track List: Millennium
Track List: Tambores De Minas
Track List: Tambores de Minas (Ao Vivo)
Track List: Nascimento
Track List: Maria Maria (Último Trem)
Track List: Amigo
Track List: Txai
Track List: Missa Dos Quilombos
Track List: A Arte De Milton Nascimento
Track List: Milton Nascimento (Ao Vivo)
Track List: Anima
Track List: Cacador De Mim
Track List: Sentinela
Track List: Travessia
Track List: Milton
Track List: Gerais
Track List: Milagre Dos Peixes
Track List: Courage
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de una poesia profunda y musica increible felicidades Milton.
Te adoro sua voz e suas musicas me leva a tempos maravilhosos que pasei e inesquecivel
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uma historia linda
com uma habilidade pra parcerias incrivel
sempre se uniu a grades nusicos
e a cada nova parceria um novo sucesso
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Won't selling hit make him more liable than just "releasing" the information?
Won't selling hit make him more liable than just "releasing" the information?
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Blood fills the water around the gutting barge and a skiffThe dolphin hunter's determination after 17 hunt-free days is a sight to behold. Today, four boats drove a pod of striped dolphins into the Cove while the other eight banger boats searched the seas for an additional catch. We were able to speak with a fisherman on top of Glenda's Hill while the slaughter was happening and he informed us that there were 18 dolphins in the killing cove. After a count by our studying marine biologist, Nicole, this number was confirmed and the fisherman was proven to be honest. However, blatant disrespect is taking over in this sleepy little fishing village and the murder of these peaceful creatures is something that is being thrown in our faces.
Typically, the dolphin bodies are loaded onto the starboard side of the skiff, the side facing away from the Cove. Since the hunt has resumed, the bodies have been carried along the port side, in full view of every person standing at the Cove. The fishermen hold the disgraceful blue tarps, covering the act that is shaming their nation, yet laughing and pointing as they watch us watching them. A soul is lacking when a human can taunt another with the deceased body of an innocent.
There are a lot of different groups in Taiji at the moment and it's great to see how many people care for this cause and the lives of these dolphins. Humans are born with a right to believe what they wish, embrace what they feel and live what they desire and when different groups and different individuals come together for one purpose there are bound to be opinions that don't fall on the same page. Change for the greater good is a necessity, but the route to change is different for everyone. Where would this world be without different tactics, different opinions, and different roads toward enlightenment and achievement? None of us know which path will lead to success when it comes to stopping this dolphin slaughter and we each have the right to approach this issue the way we see fit. As long as we all simply focus on the bigger picture and put our energy into doing what we personally came here to do, a difference will be made.
Spread the word. Raise awareness. Speak out.
Dolphin Base: From the United States, dial 81-0735-59-3514 or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Private Space holds a sign stating that photography is not allowed at the F.U.(click to read the sign)Here is your opportunity to become a Cove Guardian. To join us in Taiji (voluntarily, and completely at your own cost and risk), write to us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We will get back to you, but please be patient. We cannot keep an eye on the Cove and answer e-mails at the same time. Contributions to Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to keep our official presence here are needed and welcome. These contributions cover the costs for transport, telephone, equipment, supplies, food, and lodging for the official Sea Shepherd representative. We will remain here through the end of March and will return for the next season in September 2011.
Thank you to the citizens of Japan who are weighing these issues and beginning to take a stand to solve them. Thank you to everyone who is on the frontlines of this war. This is a war to save ourselves from ourselves. Without your calling and writing Japanese embassies and your own governments, there will be no change. Keep it up! Every time dolphins are pushed into the Cove, let them have it. Every time there is blood in the water, let them have it. Make good consumer choices. Inform everyone you know about the tragedy here and how it is linked to the captive dolphin trade. All who patronize a dolphin show have blood on their hands.
For the dolphins,Libby Katsinis
Nicole, who will be assisting me during the next three months, will share her experiences while in Taiji on her blog.
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25202.9. Annual certification as to waste reduction program. The department shall require, as a permit condition when issuing a permit for an onsite hazardous waste treatment, storage, or disposal facility that the generator of the hazardous waste annually certify all of the following information to the department and the unified program agency:
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So often we see event notices posted around campus or listed on the college calendar and think "Oh, I must to go to that." Usually though work or personal commitments take precedence and events come and go. Friday, I was immersed in my work when I realized the art exhibit, 100 Years, 100 Objects would come to a close that very day. I bolted out the door heading straight for the Watson Fine Arts Building, leaving a mountain of work behind. After all, I told myself, I would only be gone a short time. Once inside the Beard and Weil Galleries however, something changed. Time was insignificant. The furthest thing from my mind was the work that I left behind. Instead I allowed myself to take in the many exhibits, mulling and musing over each object displayed before me. Exhibits are like that, they draw you in. Great exhibits like 100 Years, 100 Objects, can take you places. I recommend you visit any of the ongoing exhibits in the Beard and Weil Galleries for a similar experience.
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Hollywood actress, Annette Bening is currently promoting her new film, "The Kids Are All Right," in which she co-stars with Julianne Moore. They portray a lesbian couple. In real life, Ms. Bening's daughter Kathlyn, age 18, has decided to switch sex and become a man. Actually, she has been living as a man and enrolled in college under the name of, Stephen. Ms.Bening and her husband, famous actor Warren Beatty are upset at their daughter's decision to become a man. On one hand, Warren Beatty has boasted of the thousands of women he allegedly seduced, and, on the other hand, Ms. Bening is pushing a film about a lesbian couple. And, these two supposedly intelligent people are upset that their daughter is sexually divided? Perhaps, Kathlyn would have decided to become a man regardless of who were her parents, but the decision is perfectly understandable given the confusing messages she received throughout her young life.
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'Love Christina Aguilera's entire look! The hair, make up and outfit is sick!! She looks amazing!'personal comment on Web forum 6th June 2010
'He has taken an '08 GT500 and built it into a sick machine that could probably break the land speed record for a milk run …'Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords Magazine May 2011
If you're wearing a new outfit and someone under twenty-five describes it as sick, then there's no need to rush out of the room in despair. Quite the opposite in fact, because the comment suggests that you've definitely hit the spot in your choice of clothing and can be confident that you're 'looking good' in the eyes of the beholder.
language data suggests sick is also common in the context of sports popular with young people, such as skateboarding and snowboarding
A trendy new synonym for adjectives such as excellent, awesome and cool, sick now has a new sense which forms the direct antithesis of its established meaning of 'unpleasant' or 'upsetting' (e.g. a sick joke). This positive sense of sick pops up in speech and in informal written contexts (online discourse etc) and is used mainly, though not exclusively, by young people. Common collocates are clothing and fashion items, or the latest electronic gadgetry: mobile phones, computers, MP3 players, etc. According to research undertaken by Oxford University Press, language data suggests it's also common in the context of sports popular with young people, such as skateboarding and snowboarding.
Unlike sick in its conventional meaning of 'unpleasant', the positive sick refers to an absolute quality and so doesn't usually occur in the comparative or with grading adverbs like very, slightly, extremely, etc. This means for instance that although it's possible to describe something as a very sick joke, you'd be highly unlikely to hear someone talking about a very sick outfit.
The positive use of sick first appeared in the US in the early eighties, but didn't emerge in British usage until relatively recently. It follows in the wake of wicked and bad, two other adjectives which have taken on a popular 'inverted' meaning (i.e. a meaning which represents the direct opposite of one of their other meanings). Such inverted meanings turn out to be older than you might expect – the positive use of wicked, for instance, dates as far back as 1920, when it was first used to mean 'wonderful' by author F. Scott Fitzgerald in his first novel This Side of Paradise.
The positive use of adjectives which started life as negative is one realization of a concept which linguists technically refer to as auto-antonymy. Antonyms are words with opposite meanings, and auto-antonyms are therefore 'words which are the opposite of themselves'. Auto-antonyms are sometimes also referred to as contranyms (also spelt contronyms) or Janus words (from the name of the Roman God with two heads facing in opposite directions). Auto-antonyms occur in various parts of speech and are more common than you might realize – an example in everyday use is the adverb quite, which can mean 'slightly' (e.g. quite nice) or 'completely' (e.g. quite fantastic), or consider the verb clip, which can mean both 'fasten together' (e.g. Clip the microphone to your shirt.) and 'cut off' (e.g. I need to clip my nails.).
The concept of auto-antonymy is one sub-type of a wider phenomenon described in linguistics as semantic change, which refers to the evolution of a word's usage in terms of changes in meaning. Other types of semantic change include narrowing, where a word takes on a meaning which is more specific than its original use (e.g. in Old English, the word meat referred to food generally, but now refers to a particular kind of food), and widening, where a word for a specific item becomes used as a general reference (this is often seen with brand names, such as hoover as a general term for using a vacuum cleaner, or google to describe the activity of using an Internet search engine).
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The annual Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index ranks eight Southern states among the bottom 10, with West Virginians taking 50th for the fourth year in a row.
West Virginians were the least likely to be thriving, as was the case in 2011. Also, West Virginians had the worst emotional health in the nation and were more likely to report being diagnosed with depression than residents of any other state.
Residents in West Virginia also had the lowest score on the Physical Health Index, which includes having the highest percentage of obese residents in the nation.
I suggest getting off your arse and seeing Southern beauty to break those blues. You could go someplace like Abrams Falls if you're in Tennessee. Or you could find someplace closer to home.
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I unfortunately do not live in your great state but thanks to my inlaws living here, I get to hunt in Grafton county a few times a year. In fact we are up here for the first week of small game/ducks. So far Britt shot her first bird ( a rooster pheasant) and my Drahthaar pup has had a mess of firsts!!! The Lady and I plan on moving up this way from CT as soon as we finish our degrees but in the mean time, I have seen a fair number of woodcock this week and have passed on shooting them because I was unsure of the requirement for using nontoxic shot.
After scouring the F&G website I can't find mention of it anywhere so I was hoping one of you may know the answer. Normally I would just use steel for grouse as well and not worry about it but I enjoy hunting with older guns and don't feel comfortable shooting steel. The "Vintage gun safe" non-tox is sickeningly expensive so if I do not need to use it I'd prefer not to.
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"I am fairly sure good quality pewter...made in modern times is a lead free and safe to use."
Have you ever bought a cut of meat called "Tri-Tip" ? It is one of many cuts that simply did not exist 50 years ago. Now, have cattle been redesigned in the last 50 years? No. So how come these cuts of meat didn't exist 50 years ago?
Because it is all a name game! When pewter was declared unsafe, the whole pewter "industry" had a problem. They couldn't sell their products for anything except wall hanging. So they redefined "pewter" and what you call pewter today is perfectly safe--except it isn't pewter.
Hocus-pocus jiminyocus! Poof! And it looks just like pewter. Might even taste like pewter (which has a distinctive taste) but I haven't compared any to find out.
I know, sometimes the butchers find a different way to slice--but the meat they are slicing, still came from someplace which already had a different name. The new pewter is undoubtedly better than the New Coke, but it still isn't "pewter".
From wikipedia, which doesn't mention taste: "The constituents of pewter were first controlled in the 12th century by town guilds in France. By the 15th century, the Worshipful Company of Pewterers controlled pewter constituents in England. This company originally had two grades of pewter, but in the 16th century a third grade was added. The first type, known as "fine metal", was used for flatware. It consisted of tin with as much copper as it could absorb, which is about 1%. The second type, known as "trifling metal" or "trifle", was used for holloware. It is made up of fine metal with approximately 4% lead. The last type of pewter, known as "lay" or "ley" metal, was used for items that were not in contact with food or drink. It consisted of tin with 15% lead. These three alloys were used, with little variation, until the 20th century.[3]"
And of course, the American nation descended mainly from the British traditions.
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I am fairly sure good quality pewter wine glasses, champagne flutes and other dinnerware made in modern times is a lead free and safe to use. In the past I drank a lot of wine with my X out of pewter wine goblets and really enjoyed using them. Still use a 2 ounce pewter shot glass.
|I am fairly sure good quality pewter wine glasses, champagne flutes and other dinnerware made in modern times is a lead free and safe to use. In the past I drank a lot of wine with my X out of pewter wine goblets and really enjoyed using them. Still use a 2 ounce pewter shot glass.
Plastic camp ware for every day use and the blown clay dishes for company .
Coffee cups for us and glass when company comes over ...fifteen years and not much gets broken !
doheny, you can get titanium dinnerware from REI and Campmor, it is marketed to high-altitude campers who pare off every last ounce. It has less of a taste than stainles does.
Real pewter is illegal for dinnerware these days because it is made with a high lead content and that leaches out. What is called pewter, isn't really. But there's a lot of "decorator" stuff made out of the ersatz pewter.
Pewter dinner plates and drinking glasses.
looks good and durable
or stainless steel
I wanted to get titanium but have not been able to find them
Agreed that corelle is good, glass is good. I buy glassware they sell individually at wal mart, so I can easily buy replacements as they break.
Plates and bowls are easy to keep, nonskid has been mentioned for putting between them. I got the stuff that's a grid of waffle-like foam that comes in rolls, intended for cabinets and drawers, again out of wal mart.
Pint glasses and any sort of stacking drinking glass is hard to keep. Non-skid has to go between those, or they'll fuse together or spontaneously break. I find drinking from plastic can be less dismal if you get those novelty cups with LEDs in them, so they glow purty colors.
One thing that hasn't been mentioned is hand-washing. I've tried sponges, abrasive pads, palm-fitting brushes that dispense detergent. At this point i'm real fond of the long-handle sponge scrubber that dispenses soap from the handle. It's not trivial to wash out the inside of narrow cups in close quarters. Something to think about when you're buying cups, how are you going to clean it? Can you fit your hand inside it?
Only aboard 4 days per week. Real plates and bowls with small pieces of carpet anti-skid between each and on locker bottom. They never move. Only chips in side from knocking around while washing. None broken yet.
Plastic drinking tumblers, two sizes. No idea where they came from. They have etched palm trees in them. We like them.
Same variety of plastic wine glasses with same palm trees. These are horrible. Wine was intended to be consumed from glass.
Stemless wine glasses (cheap from Target - $10 for 4), Corelle plates, small Japanese style tea cups for espresso (ceramic), plastic big water glasses, camelbak better bottles, and MSR mugs (metal inside and I love the plasticized coating).
We've broken about the same amount of wine glasses as we broke on land, lost two Corelle bowls overboard because the suckers are slippery when wet, but otherwise haven't broken anything.
IIRC, Corelle is tempered glass and should not be used with serrated knives, which can damage the surface and leave them prone to shattering dramatically...
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"Corelle is great stuff...but when it breaks, it really sucks..."
Don't you wish. Corelle never "breaks" but if you manage to drop it so a stress line hits something hard, the damned stuff explodes like a grenade. I've only done that once in all the years (30 odd?) I'd eaten off it and that was one bowl dropped on a vinyl-over-wood fairly gentle floor.
But it went off like a bomb.
I don't use the Corelle mugs, they were never "muggy" enough for me, so over the years I've lost a few mainly novelty mugs of different kinds, heavy porcelain or whitewear. But I've also got a couple of double-walled stainless steel mugs, and I love the way they leave no sweat rings and keep a cold drink COLD.
"Dear Santa: Titanium double-wall mugs would make the boat faster and lighter, and that's always a good thing."
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At the end of a very long day, the Cincinnati Reds were fretting on their bench. How would starter Mat Latos describe the mood?
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The All-Star closer got a pop-up, then fanned Michael McKenry and Jordy Mercer to end it, earning his 23rd save in 26 chances.
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Choo had a double and a single, extending the longest streak by a Reds player this season.
Thirteen minutes after the first pitch, the umpires called for the tarp when a gust of wind blew through Great American Ball Park with Burnett warming up. Several members of the grounds crew were blown off their feet while wrestling the tarp into place.
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Three of the runs were set up by Mercer's fielding error at second base. Votto got his 500th career RBI on the error, Brandon Phillips singled home a run, Cozart hit a sacrifice fly and Mesoraco doubled for a 4-0 lead.
"You don't know what the layoff did to his routine," Mesoraco said. "I'm not saying it was all luck, but a couple of hits fell in, too."
Latos struck out to end the nine-batter inning - an hour and a half after he'd thrown his last pitch. Then, just like Burnett, Latos struggled to find his touch. Garrett Jones homered and Cozart's errant throw at shortstop let in a run in the second.
McCutchen hit a solo homer in the fourth, his third homer in his last four games. Eleven of his 12 homers have been solos. The Pirates have five homers in the first two games of the series, all solo shots.
Burnett didn't allow another run until the sixth, when he walked Votto with the bases loaded on his 109th and final pitch.
Cincinnati's Jack Hannahan and Pittsburgh's Starling Marte were hit by pitches, making it 21 batters plunked during the teams' season series. It's the most for any season series in the majors.


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Opening Hour
11.00 - 23.00
Opening Days
Monday - Sunday
On Naresdamri Rd., which is a very popular shopping and dining district in Hua Hin, there are many kinds of restaurant opened serving tourists who come from different country. Most of them serve Thai-Asian meal, European dishes, Italian food, steaks, seafood, and bar, however there are also couples of Indian restaurant makes this dining district more variety.
Not far from Hilton Hotel, Maharaja is an Air-conditioned dining place that full of Indian atmosphere not only the well decorative details, but also the background music that is gently played along. This restaurant has been opened for over 5 years and is one of the most pleasurable places in town for those who love Indian food. Dishes here are cooked and prepared in Northern Indian style.
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