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|Wow. There were a lot of things brought up that I hadn't considered too. Thank you!
|LOL I bought Danielle's crate from her and sold it! It was a good crate (I think the same one Debbie pictured?), I just found that for flyball I need wire crates because we never have enough space in our allotted crating area. Now that I have 3 flyball dogs I need to stack my dogs, or at least be able to put all my stuff on top (which includes large jugs of water and tubs of food..heavy stuff). Also for flyball I really prefer that Nikon be in a 42" between races. The 36" is fine for travel in the van or taking turns at agility but I don't like him running really hard and then going into a crate where he is forced to curl up, especially at summer tournaments when it can be beastly hot and humid. The soft crate seemed a tad larger than a normal 36" wire crate but not as big as the 42". Also didn't have the ventilation (we blow fans on the dogs in the summer).
Originally Posted by Cassidy's Mom View Post
Danielle, I had a similar one for Dena when she was taking agility classes years ago. The only problem with those is that dogs who are so inclined can roll them around, lol. I bought stakes for hers, since our classes were outdoors and she tipped it over a couple of times until I started staking it to the ground.
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|Danielle, I had a similar one for Dena when she was taking agility classes years ago. The only problem with those is that dogs who are so inclined can roll them around, lol. I bought stakes for hers, since our classes were outdoors and she tipped it over a couple of times until I started staking it to the ground.
Honestly? I bought a nicer soft crate, my dogs were a little too hard on it and it was still a little heavy, so I sold it.
I bought one of these for my border collie for agility, training, going to people's houses, etc. It's a tenth of the weight, 2x easier to set up/tear down, cute color (I got lime green) and CHEAP!
Serves the same purpose... keeps in a keepable dog.
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I have Noz2Noz crates too, and I love them! Super easy to put up and take down, (I can do it by myself while holding Halo on her leash at flyball), and they're nice and sturdy.
I originally got one for Keefer that's actually much bigger than he needs, so I got the next size down for Halo:
Dena and Keefer both fit easily in the bigger one:
I slide Halo's soft crate behind the front seats in my car, so it takes up no space at all.
I have two of these TUFF Crate 2- Soft Crate - Canvasback Pets and I really like them, they've held up really well and stay cleaner than I thought they would.
When I go to trials I am often taking 2 XL crates, our ez up, some xpens, 2 dogs and all our gear. Ease of carrying is important and these crates have handles when they are folded up and are light enough that I can carry 2 in one hand and two canvas chairs in the other
When I was searching for soft crates I didn't like any one the ones I found it pet stores. They all had curved tops, a flat top is important to me as I often leave leashes, treats, water bowls on top of them.
I ordered the crate I posted a link of and set it up to a natures miracle soft crate (which also has a flat top) and the great crate was sturdier, shook less and had thicker fabric so it was the one that went home. I work at a pet retail store so I just ordered it to there from the company. I did look at a LOT of soft crates though and this was the easiest to get, sturdiest and affordable that I came across.
And Doggiedad, I do feel that you always mean well but I often shake my head at your posts. You sometimes have good info but come across as so negative and condescending, especially to a newbie who may have been hesitant to post what they did in the first place.
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look at it another way. it's coming off as harassing and
antagonizing to you. i've got PM's where people don't think
that i was being harassing and antagonizing which i wasn't
trying to be.
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Hello, and welcome from Idaho! I don't necessarily think your history with the breed precludes you from doing a better, more committed job with your next dog. We do better when we know better, and it sounds like you have been able to at least start the process of "knowing better".
I do wonder how much available time you're going to realistically have, given the fact that you have such young children. Yes, your wife is home during the day. But I am willing to bet that she is not going to have a whole lot of time available for an energetic puppy. She already has a lot on her plate. Do not go into this assuming that she will be able to find the time to work with the puppy during her day. That is NOT fair to her and the effort she is already putting into raising three children under the age of five. Nor is it fair to a young dog that needs an often intense amount of attention.
Spending a lot of time outside is part of the equation. But the other part, the bigger part, is what you're doing with that time outside. A GSD will want to be "doing" something. And if you're doing something that doesn't include interacting with the dog? Unwelcome behaviors can crop up. This is a breed notorious for chasing running children. So if your time outside is built around the children being able to run and scream and act like kids, what will your "fix" be when the puppy starts to run after them, perhaps knocking them down or scratching them or maybe even nipping at them?
Are you and your wife both totally on board and committed to raising a puppy responsibly? Is she going to be okay with the reality of you coming home from work and immediately turning around and working with the dog? Assuming that she isn't going to have much time at all during her day to do it, by the time you get home, you're going to have a pretty bored pup in need of some directed exercise. And that doesn't include the training you would be doing.
The exercise requirements can be crazy with this breed. I don't think a family walk will cut it once the puppy has gotten beyond the initial young puppy phase. When my GSD was a youngster, I could take him on a miles long trail ride and after a nap on the way home, he would be ready for Round Two by the time we got home. He exhausted me. He is eight years old this year, and he now has more reasonable exercise needs. But those first four or five years were rough.
There is a large time commitment to raising a puppy. There have been so many people who have thought they had the time and desire to make that commitment, only to discover there is a huge difference between the hypothetical and the reality.
I would just really caution you to take a step back and really look at your life as it is today, and ask yourself if you and your wife are willing to put in that much time and effort at this point. Would you, your family and ultimately the dog you bring into your home be better served if you waited a couple of years?
Go into it with your eyes wide open. Be honest with each other that no matter how well you plan the details, or how great your intentions are, there are going to be times when it is going to be much more difficult than you thought it would be. And you'll have to push through those times anyway.
I have heard good things about the training clubs mentioned earlier in this thread. And I can recommend a great breeder here in the Boise area. Just really, really put some thought into this.
I can get a hold of or pass contact information for Dessert Dogs. Just let me know in a PM and will share.
Good luck in your search for a new family member in the Tri-City area. there are several good breeders in the area.
I appreciate your honesty about your past issues with GSD's so I would have to be the one to ask - if the going gets tough with another GSD what will happen to it?
They are a breed the needs to be with their family and they need a job, even if that job is protecting the kids and taking a walk every day with their people. What are your plans for the GSD?
Also the thought having a GSD as a home alarm/deterrent is comforting. There are times when I have to go on business travel for a few days at a time and the thought of a GSD home with my wife and kids is nice. I am not talking about the formal personal protection route, just the natural protection instincts of the breed and it's family.
I will follow up on references you gave for the local training organizations.
You will certainly need to decide about what breeding line works best for your family and insure you find a solid breeder to match your needs to the right pup.
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Welcome to you! I used to live in Umatilla, OR and work at the depot down there. We too worked 0630 to 1630 4 days a week. I too work for the federal government and was transferred to McAlester AAP 5 years ago.
I love the Tri-Cities and it is on my list for places to retire in about 5 more years. Our son is in Albuqueque which is also my hubby's home town so that is number 1 with Tri-Cities number 2 right now.
Anyway, your life sounds busy but settling. I appreciate your honesty about your past issues with GSD's so I would have to be the one to ask - if the going gets tough with another GSD what will happen to it? They are a breed the needs to be with their family and they need a job, even if that job is protecting the kids and taking a walk every day with their people. What are your plans for the GSD?
I can recommend you strongly consider formal training. The Columbia Basin Dog Training Club in Richland is excellent. I spent many years as a member and club officer. Another place to check out is 4 Paws Dog Works owned by my good friend Dee Nelson. 4 Paws is new and the trainig club also mow conducts classes there.
If you have ever thought about Schutzhund, the Dessert Dogs Schutzhund Club used to meet at Columbia Park on saturday. I know they are very active but am unsure where they meet now. Maybe Courtney will see this and chime in, she is a member there.
You will certainly need to decide about what breeding line works best for your family and insure you find a solid breeder to match your needs to the right pup. You can also look up Washington State GSD rescue. They have had some nice dogs nad can also help match you with a good rescue that has been screened to insure they are suitable for small children.
If you are on Facebook both clubs (and 4 Paws Dog Works) I mentioned have facebook pages and another one called Dog People is for PNW dog people. You can join and probably get some good info. I am on Dog People as well.
Good luck to you.
Welcome from the Spokane area! Sounds like you've had some rough patches in regards to past dogs and sorry you lost your one GSD. I know mine learn from watching/playing with each other so that may be why the digging started. Our younger male liked to ram into our females like a bulldozer, they learned to return the favor, injuring his ACL, now we have to keep them separate for play time.
As far as young kids and dogs, we did it, but it's not easy at times and there will be bumps and bruises. Waiting a little longer may not be a bad idea, but that's up to you, only you know what your day to day life is like and what you can honestly handle. Pups are a lot of work, but for us it was fun work, we enjoyed it. Once you get some training into them it starts to get a easier. You could find a place to train with your current dog, might help you learn what else is going on (dog wise) in your area and it'll help if you have some OB on her when you do bring a pup home.
There are a fair number of good breeders in Washington, most of those recommended here are WL, but I would still give them a look, WLs can be great pets. We have one (Czech), he's really been no different to care for than our other two gsds.
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Hello, I am a frequent visitor and first time poster. I frequent internet forums and feel they offer a wealth of real world knowledge and information, usually faster than sifting through pages of google results.
My name is Anthony and I live in Tri-Cities, WA (the SE part of the state in the Columbia Basin). I am interested in getting another GSD and want to get people's feel for fit and recommended breeders to start looking into. This may not be the right area to post all of this information so if it needs to be moved, please feel free to do so. I am going to open and honest and giving a detailed description of my background and family in hopes to be pointed in the right direction to find the right dog, if it's even the right fit...
I grew up having German Shepherds and absolutely love the dogs. My first experience was when my mom married the person I call my dad when I was about 4. He was a police officer at the time and had a GSD that I believe didn't make it through the police academy (not 100% on that, just what I remember 20 some odd years ago). Throughout the years we had a few more, one passed away (I don't remember what what happened but she got sick) and another we had for a few years and my parents re-homed because he and our other dog stressed each other out and resulted in a lot of destructive behavior. I am not sure why they chose to re-home the GSD. Growing up we never went through obedience training with our dogs, something in hindsight I realize was a big mistake, but I was kid and I guess I didn't know better.
Now to the somewhat present... I got out of the Marine Corps about 6 years ago and wanted to get a dog, preferably a German Shepherd. I ended up finding one for sale from a back yard breeder down in Oregon. Not knowing what I know now, we picked one out and took him home. I took him through basic obedience training and worked with him to get him to be a well trained respectable family member. In hindsight I probably didn't spend enough time with him as my wife and I both worked and went to school. At some point during that time, we had a friend who needed some help so she moved in with us for a while and she had a dog. Prior to her moving in, none of our dogs dug and I'm not sure if that's where they picked it up from, but they started digging. She moved on, successfully, but our dogs kept digging and they would escape the yard and go on adventures through the neighborhood. We worked with the dogs on digging but before we could fix the problem, one of those adventures ended in a tragedy and I lost my GSD. It was heartbreaking and I was really upset. My wife felt bad for me and after some time she found a GSD at a local shelter that was in need of rescue. We got that dog not having ANY background on the animal except he was found in the fields extremely underweight. We took on the challenge of rescuing this boy who was probably 4-5 years old. At this point in life, I wasn't home very much finishing college and working full time. He also wasn't house trained, and for some odd reason would eat his own poop (a part of me guesses something to stay alive on out his own, but even being fed two square meals a day he would still do it) Out of respect for dog, and me being stressed out about him not getting enough attention, we re-homed him to a family in Oregon who had 5 acres for him to roam and a family that had more time.
Fast forward to now. I just finished my master's degree and have my evenings and weekends back. My wife's dog passed away after 14 golden years earlier this year so we are planning our next family addition. Here is some background on my family.
My wife and I are in our late 20's and have three kids. Our oldest will be 4 in August 2014, our middle is 2 1/2 (3 in Oct. 2014) and we have a 4 month old baby born Jan of this year. A part of me is a little nervous about having a newly walking toddler with a puppy when it gets big enough to be able to accidentally knock her down by just bumping her, so I may need some advice on how people dealt with that, if it is even a good situation to be in. I am not in a hurry so if it means waiting a year, I could do that.
I work for the government and am at work Mon-Thurs from 6am-4:30pm. My wife stays home with kids and is home a lot during the day, but does run errands for a couple hour block some days out of the week. I don't think her situation would really be amenable to bringing a dog along on her errands from limited space perspective with three car seats in the SUV (with a small trunk area). I personally love the idea of taking a dog along when I am out running errands though.
Our house is in town but on 1.25 acres of mostly grass and some dirt and rock driveway out to the shop. It has a 6 ft fence surrounding the whole property with a concrete foundation. We also have a garden area, that I would plan to try to cordon off somehow. We have 5 chickens that are in a coop surrounded by a 4ft chain link fence. Our house is two stories and we have baby gates for the toddlers on the stairs so our other dog naturally stays down stairs because of the gate.
With that being said in regards to our other animals, we have a 5 year old chihuahua-pug mix that we rescued as little puppy when we moved back (around the same time I got my first GSD that we lost). She is a good dog for the most part, kind of skitish around people she doesn't know, pretty typical of the chihuahua in her I think. She is about 30lbs. I have never taken her through obedience training (honestly I feel like it wouldn't help a ton) but it is something I have been thinking about doing recently, and something I would probably do before we got another animal. We also have about a 1 year old cat, who I swear thinks he is a dog. He comes up stairs because he can jump over the gate, but we try to keep him out of the bedrooms.
From an activity level perspective, we like to stay active. My wife spends a lot of time outside at home and during the summers we like going to the park and the river. Ideally I would like to make it a routine to go for afternoon walks as a family now that I have more spare time, but we haven't implemented that yet. I am planning on going through obedience training and would like to get into some sort of extra curricular activity to the dog. I am not sure I would want to make as big of a commitment as schutzhund, that seems pretty time intensive, but something like agility sounds like fun. The thought of search and rescue sounds fun, but I know that is also a big time commitment. I'm also restrained by what is offered in my area, I am not familiar with everything so that is something I would have to research.
I hope I covered most basis to start a good conversation and prompt more questions if needed. I don't expect a black and white answer on who has the perfect dog for me, but some direction on types with regards to show line or working line and maybe some suggestions to breeders I can start talking in my region. From what I have read I don't think I am looking at an Eastern German High Drive Working Line, but then also not an American Show Line, something in between maybe... but who knows, I could be totally off basis, hence the post :-)
I appreciate any insight any folks can give and thanks again for this resource, it looks like a great site!!
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I guess I should have posted this at the weekend, but anyway, welcome to the new forums everyone!
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How cute is the set "Have A Seat" from Whimsie Doodles? Loved all the digital images in this set, especially the little kitty. My good friend Kate from Kate's Etsy shop was so generous in sending me a fabulous collection of ribbon and fibers that were used in this card. Check out her Etsy shop as she always has a great selection of vintage and handmade items!
In order to keep me in the crafting world while spending time with family I made one little tag. I love Whimsie Doodles sentiment stamps and MelJen's Designs cupcake freebie. Felt it went so well together...and of course have to have a little wrinkle ribbon in the mix.
For the winner of the wrinkle ribbon...congratulations Garret Family for being the lucky number 13 which was drawn. Your wrinkle ribbon bundle will be on it's way as soon as I hear back from you.
A huge thank you to Patsy from Prairie Bird Boutique for supplying the bundles for this giveaway and to all of you who participated. I have truly enjoyed reading, and treasure, each and every comment I receive. Stay tuned for another giveaway next week.One last card before I go. I noticed that one little red bow is missing from her hair, but still just as cute. This image is from Whimsie Doodles and from the new release this month. Check out this months new images. Working on a few more to share and hope to be back over the next few days to share a few more items. Trying to think up new techniques and something fun to show and tell soon!
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What do you do if you had a baby two months before you have to shoot a new ad campaign. If you are Penelope Cruz you put a bag in front of you.
Reese Witherspoon never wears a hat. I like it.
Alicia Silverstone gets some very rare attention from a pap.
When you are Shakira you park wherever you want and
your guy comes later and moves it for you.
Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross are going well as long as the money lasts.
Long time no see in the photos for Scarlett J.
Sharon Stone and one of her kids.
There is a surfer on top of this 62 foot wave off the coast of France. This is Hercules battering Europe. The surfer wiped out.


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on the ESB Back armor does any one have a good picture of what the dents and scratches look like? I have searched and most of the pix are all X'ed out since the photo server went down. Also, at the bottom of the armor is it supposed to be cut up in the U shape, or should it be left completely intact. I hope that is enough info.
It's like that part on the like bottom of the back armor that is like cut out in a like u shape like :D LOL


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As many as 5 different sources are saying that Bryan McCabe has waived his NMC to go to Florida. Long Island was rumoured to be the favoured destination, as McCabe's wife is from the area, but it seems like sunny Florida sounded like a good spot too. It's funny how Florida is always able to land or attract top players, but can never seem to quite put it together to ice a Cup-contending team. The Panthers reportedly got into talks with the Leafs after it was clear that Jay Bouwmeester would not be back next year. This does not mean that Bouwmeester would be headed to Toronto, but more likely a package with Mike Van Ryn as the centrepiece, on a crowded Panthers blueline. However, there are also sources that although acknowledge the Panthers' interest, maintain that McCabe will not be moved prior to September 1. The Panthers have a little over $7m in cap space with Greg Campbell to re-sign. A lot of moves being discussed right now depends on where Mats Sundin will sign. Once that domino falls, the fates of Glen Murray and Mark Parrish will also be decided.
EDIT: It sounds like it's a done deal – after McCabe collects his $2m signing bonus from Toronto on September 1st, of course. No mention of which Panthers will be headed north of the border.


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It's been about 3 weeks since I visited my Canadian friend who is a new monk living in northern Thailand.
I travelled for about 8 hours from Chiang Mai to go and visit him for about 3 days.
We've been friends in Goenka's vipassana tradition for more than 12 years.
Visiting him in his new life as a monk was amazing.
He's left his whole life in his late thirties. His lovely wife. Loving parents. Assets. A long successful career as a programmer in the US and Canada.
Now he sweeps the grounds of a monastery as a monk.
Interesting going from highly trained programmer, building things in the world, to being a grounds maintenance man... And yet what he's doing is so much more than that.
His life there is truly amazing. So simple. So… stress free. Cut off from world of agitation, striving, greed and lust that we live in (well I certainly do).
When I first left his new monastery, being back out in the busy world was a big shock. Even after only spending a few days there.
I got really tuned up with the purity of that place, there is something very appealing about their lifestyle. My last time as a monk was 10 years. It terrified me. But this time, I could really see so much more.
He was very encouraging of me to adopt it. But I know the time is not right.
But maybe I'm deluding myself in thinking I've got more to do out here in world first.
More people to help… Because I can see how after spending many years there as a monk one would really be a transformed person, in ways that you could not achieve otherwise. You would become one that could really inspire others in a dhammic life.
But in order to enter that world, I would have a lot to let go of everything... Still not ready.
He is very brave, and he was really loving it, and I can see why.
And yet… there's still one strange thing for me. And this, he still feels very connected to his "wife". They still talk often, he sends her emails, and he's concerned about what she's doing next. In many ways he has a lot of attachments to what she's doing.
To me that sounds like he's still married… how can you be married and still a monk?
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I said something earlier about ST5:TFF being a wasted opportunity. Star Trek: Generations (hereafter known as ST:G) was an even bigger opportunity, and thus, as it turned out, may have been an even bigger waste. It has been ten years — an entire decade — since Captain James T. Kirk bit the dust, and until I watched the "collector's edition" DVD today, I don't believe I had seen the film at all since the three times I caught it in the theatre back then; indeed, you could say I still haven't seen it again, since I watched it with both the audio and text commentaries turned on, and thus wasn't really paying attention to the dialogue, etc. But even with those bonus-feature distractions — and indeed, partly because of them, since the voices on the commentary express many gripes with the finished product! — it is still evident to me that ST:G was a clumsily made film, and a rather pathetic note on which to really, really, really end the original series.
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Peshawar rugs are woven in northern Pakistan, very close to the Afghan border. Nearly all Afghan rugs are produced in Peshawar. That is, they are washed, clipped, stretched. Afghan weavers who have lived and worked in Pakistan for the last several years, however, are beginning to return home. It will clearly take some time to re-establish in Kabul what is up and running in Peshawar today. Production of Peshawar rugs is thus contemporary rather than historic. On the one hand, Peshawar rugs continue many rug making traditions of Central Asia. On the other, they also incorporate modern elements into classical motifs. Peshawar also produces good quality rugs in traditional Central Asian and Persian styles. Peshawar rugs are exclusive and are often distinguished by their exquisite use of 100% natural vegetable dyes & marvelous craftsmanship.
Placing the correct size rug in your space is as important as choosing the right color or pattern. A rug that it is too small will shift the balance of the room unfavorably. A rug that is too big, especially in open floor plans, may put the area designations off. There are a few rules of thumb, but a picture says it better. Use these handy guides by Interior Designer Lisa Ferguson to make the best choice.
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Here is an other version of the Picnic picture with selective colorisation which gives a "day for night" or "nuit américaine" feel to it.
And this is the original version. I find the new rendition a lot more effective. Do you agree with me on that?
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The boot ripped a year ago and slung grease everywhere, I bought a CV boot to replace it with, but since I was toying with the idea of going BT I decided to hold off on it in lieu of getting a beefy axle. There is no popping or crunching like I was expecting to hear by now.
My questions are, with the CV running with no grease for a year, how much longer before it fails?
Is it safe to run a ~350hp BT setup on this?
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Anybody use/heard of Innerloc broadheads?
Several years ago, before I started hunting, I met Mr. Sullivan, who makes the Innerloc broadhead. A truly nice man, and an apparent genius. I had pretty much forgotten about the encounter until I met a guy who used to work for him. I was told that the Sullivans also do machining work for a number of broadhead companies including, until recently, Muzzy.
Now that I'm a hunter, I'm curious about anybody's experience with these heads.
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Breaking news. American journalist Roxana Saberi was freed by an Iranian appeals court and given permission to immediately leave the nation. Hopefully, she will take advantage of the offer and leave. This decision suggests there is a division within the Iranian government between hardliners who seek to maintain conflict with the United States and Western nations while others want to move their nation into the mainstream and focus on economic development. Most probably the Appeals Court decision was approved by religious leaders which is a good sign for resolution of conflict with Iran.
The unknown is how this decision indicates the feelings of religious leaders toward President Ahmadinejad in the upcoming presidential elections.


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- 1 fresh pineapple, trimmed and cored
- Seedless watermelon slices
- Cantaloupe balls
- Honeydew balls
- Large kiwifruit, peeled and sliced
- Seedless red or green grapes
- 1/2 large round melon
- Lemon and mint leaves, optional
- Cut pineapple into 3/8-in. slices. Using small flower or star-shaped cookie cutters, cut out shapes from pineapple and watermelon slices. Thread assorted fruits onto wooden skewers.
- Place melon on a serving tray or platter. Insert skewers into base. Garnish with lemon and mint if desired. Yield: 1 centerpiece.
Originally published as Fresh Fruit Centerpiece in Taste of Home Cooking School Collection Fall 2009, p49
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"This was a hit for our July 4th party. Using star shaped cutters, it looked like a firework display!"


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I just found OverSkreen and oh fuck oh fuck guys I think im in love
I love the default Google music app. If only the nexus had more than 16gb of storage..
murphy's law in action, i found out how to do that 5 seconds after posting
Ditched the bundled lock screen and launcher that came with Cyanogenmod7 for Go Launcher EX and GO Locker.
So sexy and customizable.
Also ADW Launcher was getting crashhappy for a weird reason, while I've been using GO Launcher EX for over a week without any problems at all.
I almost hit 4Mb/s on 3G with my optimus T with speedtest, i usually never get more than 1.5 or so
Is T-mobile actually giving a fuck about it's coverage?
I'm looking for colorful and bright wallpapers, anyone know of any good ones?
Heh, I was on my way home from work last thursday, and I was fiddling with my Galaxy S2 and it slipped from my hands and fell into a puddle. And it didn't just splash and get its corner wet, it sank and got soaked.
I quickly picked it up, wiped it and it seemed to work just fine. I got paranoid though and picked it apart and put the pieces on a towel overnight. But it has worked just fine so far. Tough little thing.
Heard it helps.
Also makes it more delicious.
i wish more apps used the action bar.
the action bar is hot.
Now this is really bugging me right now, on Google Wallet, it still has two entries for PowerAMP, one which was like "Payment Declined", the other was Cancelled. The hold is still there and the Android Market still says that I've paid for it, when I still cannot even download it (getting error 403)
Got a galaxy nexus otter box defender case, I love it but holy shit this screen protector is shite, it makes the pixels bleed and look like shit.
why do 480*800 devices have a funny pattern on the status bar icons in ics that the galaxy nexus doesnt :s
What do?
Okay, so I uninstalled it and the Android Market is telling me that my order was cancelled
So I contacted them about the problem asking if I can buy it again with the card that actually works at the sale price.
Is there a cable/dock for my galaxy note that would allow me to both connect a monitor and a keyboard/mouse?
I've seen HDMI out or USB cables, but nothing that would allow me to use both at the same time.
My friend said he would sell me his Galaxy S2 tomorrow for €290.
Worth it? I was thinking of making a thread for everybody to post me the must do essentials so I can make the most of my Android. I'm pretty excited. Going to be my first smartphone.
Thanks man! Any good tutorials around on some of the more difficult things? Such as themes and all that? I remember them being tricky to do when I had to jailbreak my iTouch. Or is Android much more straight forward?
We are always here to help if you have a question!
rooting will be somewhat harder but you can just flash CF-Root from XDA with Odin, you'll see when you get your S2
Holy good cow I can't wait I've just been looking up stuff about Android and I can't wait.
I don't know if it has been mentioned. I didn't see it, but I have this installed on my PC and laptop and you can install it for Android too. It seems pretty handy.
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Terry Burton has named an 18-man Arsenal XI squad to face Chesham United on Saturday.
The match gives supporters their first opportunity to see first-year scholars Josh Vickers, Jack Jebb, Alfred Mugabo, Austin Lipman and Glen Kamara in action.
Meanwhile, more experienced heads such as James Shea, Jernade Meade and Martin Angha have also been included.
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Hello all!
I must say, you are a bunch of very creative people. The amount of information I've gathered here in a week, far surpassed my expectations. I joined the forum to find out which Fett helmet to purchase, and after reading (yes used the search option as well, lol) I've decided to construct my own bucket. I have accurate measurements on all aspects of the helmet (decided to use the mystery helmet) except for the "backing plates" behind each of the ears and the depth of the front "teeth". I am already well on the way in construction and will post pics when I get my camera back from the shop. As far as the materials are concerned, I've found it's best to keep with one medium and styrene seems to be working beautifully. I am very anxious for some feedback....when ever that camera repairman gets off his but.
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Creamy, melt-in-your-mouth avocado matched with rich ripe olives and fresh chopped tomatoes make this the ultimate summer salad. —Diane Macey, New Lenox, Illinois
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- 3-1/2 cups frozen cheese tortellini
- 3 plum tomatoes, chopped
- 1 can (3.8 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and chopped
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup creamy Caesar salad dressing
- 8 thin slices hard salami, cut into 2-in. strips
- Cook tortellini according to package directions; drain and rinse in cold water. In a large bowl, combine tortellini and remaining ingredients. Refrigerate until serving. Yield: 5 servings.
Originally published as Caesar Tortellini Salad in Simple & Delicious August/September 2011, p33
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I want to buy a DSLR but I don't know where to start. I used to have a Pentax SLR which got lost. I still have 2 lenses for it; an ASAHI Takumar 135mm and a Photax Super Parragon 52mm. Will these be compatible with any DSLR cameras?
Also, I am at a loss as to what to buy. I only want to spend £350 in total so second hand is probably the way to go. I am an amateur but I have done a few short basic courses in the past. Now we just want to be able to take amazing pics of the kids.
Can anyone help???
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LAKELAND, FL (August 22, 2013) - At the peak of yesterday's very intense storm there were 15,052 Lakeland Electric customers who were without power. The storm moved through the area quickly but Lakeland Linder Regional Airport reported 65 mph winds with some areas of Lakeland also receiving over two-inches of rain. Most of Lakeland Electric's customers who initially lost energy due to the storm had their electricity restored quickly because of system control's ability to reroute power.
However, as of 8:30 p.m. last night about 800 customers were without power and as of 8:00 a.m. this morning approximately 200 customers are still without power. Lakeland Electric still has the following issues to repair:
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Lakeland Electric had 50 line workers who worked diligently overnight to restore power. Twenty-eight fresh crew members reported this morning to continue the restoration work. Lakeland Electric has also enlisted the help of Bartow and Kissimmee who are each sending four crew members to assist in final restoration.
For more information regarding Lakeland Electric go to www.lakelandelectric.com and to view up to date power outages click on the Power Outage Tracker button on the home page. The Outage Tracker shows a map with the current outages for the Lakeland Electric Service Territory. The map is updated every five minutes in order to give customers the most recent information.


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these things sure do pile up when you aren't looking , don't they:lol
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these things sure do pile up when you aren't looking , don't they:lol
Holy smokes! Well atleast you've got plenty of protection.
Jeeze, it looks like a helmet nuke went off in there! You lucky duck you!!
I don't know why, but that picture reminds me of that Mel Gibson movie where he's the paranoid cab driver that has to buy a copy of 'The Catcher in the Rye' every time he goes in a bookstore....or something like that. I forget the name of it. It had Julia Roberts in it also.
yeah. they do pile up dont they...
SGTFang, MS3, FP Jango
What makers are those. I know at least 2 of them are sgtfangs.
I have a 96 dp, a ms3, a sgt fang ,a sgt fang on the way ,and i just ordered a bobamaker .. I can't stop :confused
Geez, I feel inadaquate with my two helmets. =)
I have the 3 SGTFangs (in the back row)
2 MS2's in the front
& a DP96 on another shelf
Got to love that dedication. I have four now and plan on expanding.
You do realize that too many Fett helmets in close proximity can spontaneously turn into a black hole from which nothing can escape!!!
You're endangering the entire planet!!! It's madness!!!!!
All of those poor unpainted helmets... :(
I will remedy that after February 15th when I move into my new place. Until then I am at a stand still on my buckets :(
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I have heard that the Razer Black Widow is the most popular gaming keyboard, but I wanted something cheaper and I found this.
Is this a good one? ANyone here recommend it?
I have heard that the Razer Black Widow is the most popular gaming keyboard, but I wanted something cheaper and I found this.
Is this a good one? ANyone here recommend it?
Yep, mechanical keyboards are great because they lower input lag. You'll want to figure out which cherries (switches) will be best for your typing style and style of play. For example, you have Red switches on that keyboard. I find red switches extremely light and that leads to accidental key presses. My preferred style is black cherries which are more weighty (which is the other option in that amazon product).
Another thing to consider is that the keyboard you chose is extremely anti-ghost. Being anti-ghost is a good thing, but it can also lead to a practice called key blocking. Key blocking is when a manufacture intentionally blocks a key from being pressed if a couple adjoining keys are pressed. For example if you're playing a game where you need to press the QWE keys all at the same time than the E or Q key will most likely be blocked--READ: cancelled--and you'll be stuck with only the QW or WE keys. I don't know how bad the 6Gv2 is about this but it's something you should consider.
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Do you prefer this one then? http://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-6G...nical+keyboard
What key switches is this? Cherry black?
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http://www.keyboardco.com/blog/index...ical-switches/ that should help you figure out which type of switch you feel would fit you best.
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I highly recommend you research different cherry types to accommodate to your own needs. Just know that depending on the cherry type, your keyboard experience is going to be vastly different compared to a standard membrane keyboard. With that out of the way, know that you can buy a sampler for mechanical keyboards as cheap as a few dollars. Basically, you will get a few keys on different switches to play with and make a decision as to what feels best. I still prefer membrane keyboards, but I may make the switch soon enough, as my G15 is wearing itself down.
No palmrest and no backlight would rule out that kb for me instantly.
I can live happily without mechanical keys, but I wouldn't take them for free in that package.
Of course the mechanical keyboard hype disagrees, but I don't see the advantage.
Stay frosty.
My friend has a Razer keyboard hooked to his rig.
I don't see the justification of spending so much on a keyboard.
I have a cheapo($30) E-Blue Combatant-X and have no issues.
I also used to wake up my roommate all the time with the intense key punching
I used to have a Razer Blackwidow Ultimate, and now own a Steelseries Apex. The latter isn't mechanical, and honestly, I prefer it.
I have this in cherry blue keys. Best keyboard I think I've ever used.
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I have a Black Widow Ultimate.
It's a nice keyboard.
Terrible value for money, and if you're looking for value there are significantly better keyboards out there.
However, if you like the look, and enjoy using it, it's a very nice keyboard.
It just seems to me that it's different for the sake of it. I want my keyboard to have proper ergonomics. Actually that includes springs. Of course a 20$ keyboard isn't going to deliver that, but a 400$ keyboard built around tech from the 90s isn't either (just looking at those keys makes my fingers hurt, lol).
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Stay frosty.
The corsair raptor k30/series is great and affordable. Back lit and no ghosting as well
As opposed to...
There are other mechanical cherry types, but these are the most common. It should be clear that the last 4 have a massive advantage over the first.
got one of these babies ... because when it comes to keyboard and mouse ... logitech is the best for me <3 but for gaming pad i use ... Razer Nostromo perfect for FPS games because of really nice reaction time on jumping and etc ...
Well, my keyboard does not require me to press the key through to the bottom to register the key.
From an engineering standpoint I would be very curious as to what the advantage of using a metal spring over a plastic one is. I am not sarcastic in that. If you really wanted to you could make a plastic keyboard just as noisy as a mechanical on, I bet. It's just there is no reason to.
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Most have two stages. A light tap will trigger it, however, you can bottom it out too. There's basically some buffer zone to it.
I'd really advise you to try one before being so quick to judge. I didn't think there was much different myself.
Then I got one, and well, honestly, I can't see myself buying another rubber dome.
It just feels significantly different, more comfortable.
Well, I duno. I grew up with mechanical keyboards and a m8 has one that feels pretty close to how those did back in the day. I don't know which switches he has in his (I think it's a DasKeyboard, in that case it must be brown ones), but I think it's brown or black ones.
The best distance when the key triggers is a thing that really depends on each persons taste individually, I suppose, but I was just not digging it, because it was close to two times as long as it is on my current keyboard.
I am also very partial to Logitech peripherals, their very lowest tiers aren't anything special, but aside from that their devices never let me down.
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George Ied was walking home on Punta Gorda Street in Santa Barbara in October 2010 when he was attacked by four men.
The court found Michael Cardenas did the worst of the beating and egged the others on. Judge Brian Hill sentenced him to 18 years to life in prison for second degree murder and committing crimes to benefit a street gang.
Ismael Parra was convicted of the same crimes, but only received 15 years to life in prison. The judge said Parra's blows were more restrained.
Even though the trial is over, prosecutors don't have an obvious motive for the attack.
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Man Jailed Over Unfinished Siding Project
A Minnesota man was arrested and jailed after city leaders determined he had not finished installing siding on his house.
Mitch Faber, of Burnsville, MN, was charged with "having an unfinished exterior," according to court documents obtained by Fox News. He was ultimately sentenced to 30 days in jail but was given the opportunity to serve his sentence at home by wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet.
Faber, who pled guilty to the code violation, said he was unable to finish the siding job because of the economy.
"It's basically a stretch of bad luck that things haven't been finished," he said in court documents. "It was a remodel job where there's a new roof, new windows, new doors, new everything; but with the economy being what it is, it's just been very difficult; and being unemployed the last three summers, it's been tough generating revenue; so it's a matter of trying to get it done as quickly as possible."
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But Burnsville city leaders weren't interested in excuses. They argued that Faber was in violation of a city code – and they wanted him to pay – by serving jail time and by paying a $1,000 fine. The judge ruled against them on the fine.
The trouble started in 2007 when Faber was initially cited, said Marty Doll, the city's communications coordinator.
In a written statement to Fox News, Doll said this case was "very unusual in that the situation was not remedied after repeated requests."
"The City is aware of the concerns regarding this situation, and agrees that it is extremely unfortunate that it escalated to the point that it did," Doll wrote.
Indeed, court documents indicate that Faber was given ample time to put the siding on his house. H e was sent warning letters in 2009 and in 2010. Finally, Faber was given a deadline in 2011 – either complete the work on his house or report to jail.
"We were in the process of finishing," Faber told television station KSTP. "This wasn't something that we were trying to avoid."
According to Doll, on June 1, 2011, Burnsville City inspectors arrived at Faber's house and determined the work was still not finished.
"The homeowner also failed to appear in Court to turn himself in as was ordered by the judge," Doll wrote. "Because of his failure to appear in Court on June 1, the City understands that the judge in the case subsequently issued a bench warrant."
Faber said he had no idea that a bench warrant had been issued until he was stopped on a traffic violation on his way to work. He told KSTP that he was arrested and thrown in jail for two days without bail – all because he didn't have siding on his house.
"I'm walking around in a green and white jump suit," he told KSTP. "I had to shower in front of a sheriff. I was shackled, my wrists were handcuffed to my waist – for siding."
Faber was released from jail two days later after a judge decided to let him finish the remainder of the sentence at home with an electronic bracelet. He eventually finished the siding project on his house.
The city is defending its aggressive position – noting they had received complaints.
"Code enforcement is an important part of making sure all neighbors can take pride in their neighborhoods," Doll wrote. "The City agrees it unfortunate that this situation was not able to be resolved in typical fashion."
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With the Bolton game having been moved to the first day of February we will have gone through a whole month without a League point. I'm no statistician but without the influence of weather it must be a long time since we have experienced such a run.
I haven't started my thoughts with that point to add to any doom and gloom, it's more a suggestion that we go up to the Reebok with the slate wiped clean, think positively and look to stick together for an extremely important last four months of the season.
For me, all three of our League games this month have left me thinking we could have come out of all of them with a win on another day. We've had plenty of opportunities in each but individual and collective errors combined with our injury situation and a little bit of bad luck at times has seen us concede crucial goals in each.
The vast majority of matches will see both teams have a positive spell of play. We completely dominated the first half at Fulham and enjoyed numerous chances in both halves at Swansea. It is that above all else for me that demonstrates if we can get the defensive side right we are not far away from where we want to be.
Talking of positive spells, despite Sunday's visitors having a large chunk of the first half, as the break approached I felt if we could get there without going behind, we would definitely enjoy more of the proceedings in the second half.
The opening goal came at a bad time and was extremely frustrating as a result, however few of us could argue that United probably deserved to be in front.
Even before RVP's equaliser we could and should have been at least level, with three or four great chances going begging. One in particular had us all scratching our heads as to how it didn't end up in the back of the net.
When putting an opponent under so much pressure and committing more and more players forward, it is against the better sides that you run the risk of being caught on the break. That is exactly what happened on Sunday as we all know, although even in the dying seconds a Per header was cleared off the line denying us of the point arguably our second-half performance deserved.
Situations like that seem to happen when things are not going for you and it leads me to my final point today.
I have always said that every football fan likes to think they are also a manager and when things are not going great we also like to think we are better than the one we have in charge of our great club. This is the same with football fans all over the world. The kind of decisions we like to think are the better ones, are so incredibly easy with the benefit of hindsight when we discuss them down the pub, in work or on our journeys home from the game. As fans we forget that every time.
Mr Wenger is our manager and is a human being. In life, as we are not robots, we all make what turn out to be good decisions and we also make mistakes. Situations that we know we might have done differently with the benefit of hindsight.
Our manager has made many thousands of decisions during his Arsenal career. As a manager, that is what you have to do. Like all humans he will know that some of them might not turn out to be the right ones. The thing us fans sometimes forget however, is that he would have made those decisions for what he believed to be a positive step for our football club.
This is not me saying I agree with every decision our manager makes, I'm a football fan and 'manager' myself after all! In my opinion however, I do believe every single one is made for the benefit of the club.
I mentioned it above but in my opinion a 'club' is about one thing above all else... sticking together. How anyone thinks anything different to that is beyond me.
Results-wise the one positive note in 2012 so far has been our progress in the FA Cup. Overcoming Villa on Sunday is the next step.
Our support on the day is crucial, anything less is detrimental to what we all, as a 'club', want to achieve.
Come on you mighty reds.
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I hear dead people.
More precisely, I read stuff from dead people all the time. But in a new twist, they are saying things they neglected to say while alive.
We've all had discussions and arguments where, half an hour later, we slap our foreheads and think, "I should have said [the brilliant thing that would have ended the argument in my favor]."
It must be something like that for the dead and now they've discovered the Internet.
Mostly, these dead are famous people whose opinions carry a lot of weight. So, of course I am interested when a great many of the Founding Fathers have interrupted their eternal rest to comment on the current gun debate.
They seem especially concerned that We the People have enough firepower to blow away the government they took such pains to create.
I've been introduced to these gun nuggets of the famous dead by firearm enthusiasts. They fill my email inbox.
One of my favorites is George Washington's "Liberty Teeth" speech to the second session of the first U.S. Congress, in which he says, "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the people's liberty teeth."
Wow. Game, set and match to the gun-rights crowd!
The only problem is that there's no record of Washington saying any such thing. It's worth reading the whole "address" just for laughs. It references "prairie schooners" more than a decade before Lewis and Clark first gazed upon a prairie, and the "99.99 percent" part is a real howler to anyone who's slogged through 18th-century-speak in the original.
Yet it's still quoted as Second Amendment gospel on the Internet.
By the way, if you want to know which Internet quotes about guns attributed to John Adams, James Madison and Thomas Jefferson are bogus, here's a good rule of thumb: All of them.
Supposed specifics, like being from the second session of the first U.S. Congress, are a nice touch, lending an air of authenticity.
This is not a new phenomenon. Overly pious Christians in the third and fourth centuries created a new genre of Gospels dealing in the infancy and adolescence of Jesus. Meant to bolster the faith of the weak, these tales instead make Christianity look silly.
It might be comforting to think that the juvenile Jesus was tender-hearted enough to use his miraculous powers to fix his stepfather's shoddy carpentry, but what of the masses dying from starvation just down the road?
We all cite authority to bolster arguments. The trick is doing it honestly.
For example, Brigham Young is being deployed by both sides over the role of women in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Those who want to paint Young as a proto-feminist offer compelling quotes encouraging women to get beyond homemaking and "study law or physic [medicine], or become good book-keepers and be able to do the business in any counting house, and this to enlarge their sphere of usefulness for the benefit of society at large."
But you don't have to dig very deep to find instances where Young comes across as seriously unenlightened. He condemned female fashions and behavior and commanded women to "cheerfully submit" when the husband showed up with a new wife.
In his biography of Brigham Young, John Turner warns against judging Young by our 21st century lights. Young was a man of his time. Child labor, annihilation of Indian nations, slavery and female subservience were the norm.
To appreciate the man on his own terms means taking the time and trouble to learn about his world.
The Founding Fathers were certainly engaged in a debate about the role of arms, but it's a mistake to think it's the same Second Amendment argument we're having today. The genuine quotes sound obtuse to modern ears and require deep dives into the 1700s just to figure out what the heck they were talking about.
I also take to heart the wisdom of Abraham Lincoln, who said, "Don't believe everything you read on the Internet."
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