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How to Google for iPad Contests in Canada
If you already tried googling for new iPad sweepstakes using something like "ipad contests canada 2011″, you likely realized that the results weren't exactly what you wanted - they might have been outdated, they might have not been the actual contest pages, or they might have been simply discussing iPad contests in general. It's not very easy to find new, non-expired iPad contests using Google, not knowing how to look for it. I think i can help you with that.
The first thing to do is to enter a strategic search phrase. I recommend:
"no purchase" prize -forum iPad
I use 'no purchase', because in general 90% of the rules have this phrase in them. The wording usually varies: 'no purchase necessary', 'no purchase required', 'no purchase is required', etc. Therefore it's the best to use 'no purchase' and the word 'prize' next to it. You can of course use alternative key phrases, like 'winner selection', 'how to enter', but in my experience, 'no purchase' works the best. I also use '-forum' to exclude forum posts and only have actual contest sites in my search results. Strategic search phrase in place. Press 'Enter'.
But that is not it!
Next, use the sidebar on the left to filter results so that you only have results for Canada. Otherwise, you will see many US-only contests. You will also notice that in addition to the country filtering, your results get sorted by area as well (or, for the most part). For example, I see contests hosted in Ottawa first. And only then, elsewhere in Canada.
After that, choose a time filter from the left sidebar, called 'Past week'. Of course, filter the time according to your situation. If you're googling for new iPad contests on a daily basis, you could use 'Past 24 hours' option, or if you're doing it only once a while, use 'Past month'. You will notice that as soon as you choose time filter, the number of results will be reduced. Just to let you know, the time filter does not necessarily mean the page was created in the past week. It also means that the page was updated, in the past week. Usually pages for old and expired contests don't get updated, and our filtering method relies on this fact.
Optional Step: Choose to filter by 'Not yet visited'. Google remembers which pages you have previously seen (unless you cleared you cache in browser settings), and can exclude seen contest pages from your search results. This is a very nice feature.
Then you are done. Go ahead and claim your improved odds on those great iPad contests!


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It's a new year, it's a new life and change is good.
Written by Conni Biesalski | Follow me on Twitter and Google+.
This post is the first part of a series of thoughts and ideas that I need you to read and understand.
For one, I would like to talk about some organisational issues, so let's get them out of the way first.
Over the course of the short existence of this blog (coming up to two months), I have learned about and experimented with different ways to publish online.
I spent quite some time exploring popular websites (like this one and this one, among lots more) that give advice on the subject of blogging and I came across lots of 'good practices'. While some of them are working out for me, others aren't at all. Because of that, I have decided to adjust the way A Life of Blue exists in the blogosphere.
And since I believe and practice transparency and honesty, I won't just go ahead and change things. I want to let you know and see what you have to say, so we can discuss the changes.
As of today:
1. I'm changing the blog publishing schedule.
Having had the word 'routine' on my mind for days and days, I realised what has been bugging me all along: My rigid writing and blog posting schedule. I thought it was the right thing to do and so many successful bloggers are into it, but I really don't enjoy it. So I'm changing it.
I will still publish regularly – between 1 – 3 times a week, maybe even more, never less – but not on set days. I realised that there are times when I have a lot to say and times when I don't, and that I don't want to be tied to how often I promised to push publish or not.
I still want to serve my readers to the best of my abilities of course. But I felt uncomfortable with the way I've been pressing publish.
Besides: Flexibility is gold.
2. I am also changing the structure of my personal letter.
Up until now, subscribers received two letters from me a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The letter included personal thoughts and a link to the new blogpost that I had just published.
From now on, subscribers will receive new blogposts within their email, meaning you don't have to click a link to read the post, the content is right in your inbox. I will send my personal letters extra on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. They will include exclusive content, updates and ideas for subscribers' eyes only. So make sure you sign up!
3. I'm moving comments from here to Google+ – as an experiment this month.
I love comments. Every single one of them. Your words are my world and they mean very much to me.
However, since I spend a lot of time on Google+, engaging with other readers and fellow bloggers, I believe it is the best place to also hold constructive dialogues regarding my blogposts. If you're not on it yet, believe me, it's a great place to be – sort of like a big coffee shop where interesting people gather to hang out and have great conversations, share information as well as fantastic content.
If you don't have an account yet, give it a shot – it's completely free.
I want to see how it goes for 30 days. If readers don't like it or the number of people engaging is too little, I will consider to open comments again here on the blog.
So with every blogpost, I will link to Google+ and invite you to leave your thoughts, ideas, criticism and anything you feel you'd like to add to my words. Deal?
That's all for now. More about the changes that are coming to A Life of Blue (and me) soon.
I love changes. They make for exciting times.
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Okay so I tend to notice there are certain girls that like me before we go on a date. Yet after we go on the first date and I am showing some interest, it seems like they just stop talking to me and avoid me. Even then I am the same person before, during and after the date so it baffles me as to why this would happen. Maybe some can tell me what they do when you got your girlfriend, because I am not sure as to do anymore?
Don't know what is going on with my love life?
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So why not ask them why? Anyone else would just be guessing. Some may not be honest, but I promise you some will.
But for now...things that would turn me off on first dates, guys that brag and try too hard to impress or those that are ready to get too serious after one date.00|00|0
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I'm confused. How do you know they like you before the first date? Have they got to spend time with you prior to the date?
I feel there are too many variables here to provide a solid answer. Maybe you're bragging, talking about yourself the whole time or displaying low value behavior? Maybe you're coming across too serious or strong when first meeting? Or maybe it's simply because some girls want pizza when you're selling Chinese food.
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Wild Rice with Apples, Kale and Cider Vinaigrette
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Author Notes: Fall means it's time to break out the wild rice. This week I've combined it with crisp Cortland apples, sweet potatoes, kale, pecans and finished with an apple cider vinaigrette that bursts with flavor. —Oat&Sesame
Serves 6
Rice & Vegetables
- 1 cup wild rice
- 3 cups chopped kale
- 1 large sweet potato, chopped
- 2-3 dashes potato seasonings: dried parsley, cinnamon, salt and pepper (a few dashes of each)
- 2 Cortland apples, cored and thinly sliced
- 1.5 cups pecans, toasted
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup raw apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon raw honey
- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- salt and pepper, to taste
- Start by cooking the wild rice. Bring 1 cup dry rice to a boil with 3 cups water and ½ tsp salt. Cover and simmer 45 minutes until tender. Drain and set aside. While the rice is cooking prepare the rest of the ingredients and the dressing.
- For the Dressing: Combine all ingredients in a mason jar, shake until incorporated, set aside.
- Heat a large skillet over medium high with 1-2 tablespoons of olive oil. Add chopped sweet potato toss to coat with olive oil. Season with parsley, cinnamon, salt and pepper. Sauté 15 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent sticking.
- On a rimmed baking sheet, toast pecans at 350F for 5 minutes until starting to smell toasty.
- To assemble the salad, mix everything in a large bowl. Topping with pecans and saving a few apple slices to garnish the top.
- *If not serving right away, wait to add the dressing to the remainder of the salad. I like to add the dressing to each individual serving.
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The fall of 1623 marked the end of Plymouth's debilitating food shortages. For the last two planting seasons, the Pilgrims had grown crops communally. But the disastrous harvest of the previous fall had shown, something drastic needed to be done to increase the annual yield.
In April, Bradford had decided that each household should be assigned its own plot to cultivate, with the understanding that each family kept whatever it grew. The change in attitude was stunning. Families were now willing to work much harder than they have ever worked before. In previous years the men tended the fields while the women tended the children at home. "The women now went willingly into the field," Bradford wrote, "and took their little ones with them to set corn." The Pilgrims had stumbled on the power of capitalism. Although the fortunes of the colony still teetered precariously in the years ahead, the inhabitants never starved again.
-Nathaniel Philbrick's Mayflower
Monday, May 31, 2010
The Pilgrims had stumbled on the power of capitalism... the inhabitants never starved again.
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Agroecopolis is a very young, grassroots non-profit, non-governmental organisation. It is the Hellenic Network for Agroecology, Food Sovereignty and Access To Land.
It is the product of many years of collaboration between a variety of formal and informal groups, collectives and individuals working in these broad areas.
We actively promote different models of connecting consumers and producers -like Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), we provide links with the social solidarity economy movement and alternative currencies, and we work on issues of inclusion for sensitive social groups, migrants and displaced people through the idea of food production, distribution and consumption.
At Amritabhoomi, our mission is to challenge corporate attempts to impose patents on life by building sustainable models of autonomy in agriculture.
Its programs are open to all rural people, and the key constituency Amrita Bhoomi works with is the farmer's movement in Karnataka, which has a membership of around 200,000 farmers.
Key work is centered on agroecology training programs- we especially promote farmer-to-farmer training on farming practices, ecological pest control, agroforestry, direct marketing, value addition etc. We also have intensive programs specifically for youth. Other key programs are seed conservation, model farms, youth internships and millets campaign.
Future plans include, expanding the seed program significantly as there is a very high demand for local seeds – we will increase our seed collections, expanding our seed saver network, produce and distribute seeds.
We also plan to expand our millets program, by increasing the number of local farmers growing millets, by carrying out processing and value addition and direct marketing, and forming cooperatives. We will also deepen research on climate friendly drought resistant crops.
ARCAH 'The Association of Rescue of Citizenship Through Affection Towards Humanity' – was founded in 2013 by a group of young people from the city of São Paulo that wanted to act at the root cause of homelessness, poverty and scarcity in urban centers.
After years of taking food and clothing to people living in the streets, the group decided to act at another level, bringing permaculture and other abundant based concepts to help create permanent change.
ARCAH is now building a new farm near the city, to rescue and shelter more homeless people, and creating new urban farms in downtown São Paulo, turning public and private spaces into organic permaculture farming spots inside the city.
ARCAH's future plans is to expand both urban and rural farms, so that people that suffer the most from lack of employment, resources and quality of life can change their destiny into an abundant one.
The "Autonome Heilschule Wendland" is a project in creation.
We want to establish a healing school, where people can self-study or attend daily classes, that is open for everyone that wants to learn about alternative medicine and treatments, to find individual approaches to their health. It is a place for support and exchange with a medicinal garden, apothecary, movement room and more.
We will organise regular courses and workshops to facilitate the transmission of knowledge from specialists to the people, regardless of their income, background and identities.
Be-in-cO stands for BEleif and BEing present, INspiration, INnovation and INterconnectedness, and for COmmunication, COcreation and COmmunity.
We facilitate transformative workshops to enable individuals, communities and organizations to realize their collective intelligence and co-create positive change.
We combine our expertise in social entrepreneurship and facilitation with the most innovative participatory methodologies and provide teams with alternative tools that are extremely precious in our chaotic, fast-changing world.
We work with cross-sector change makers and social entrepreneurs, social and humanitarian organizations, disadvantaged populations, volunteers, educators, communities and the business sector. We consider what we do to be the regeneration of human connection.
Benaa aims to empower Arabian youth to build sustainable development projects, and create an interactive enabling environment in the MENA region.
These projects cover:
The Bioregional Learning Centre sits amongst a network of local people and organisations in South Devon where community innovation, local economics, and regeneration of place is already happening.
Our work is aimed at increasing the scale, pace and efficacy required to make this happen.
The region has the potential to become a centre of excellence in the UK, known for examples where we have changed our relationships with food, water, energy, soil, waste, ecology and economy, seen over time as an interrelated system.
We build partnerships and work in collaborative project teams to design and implement solutions to regional wellbeing and sustainability. Using best practice techniques for creative engagement we organise design days, get projects off the ground, hold the whole picture, connect people to each other and people to place.
Calderdale Bootstrap is a group of social entrepreneurs, co-operators, activists and changemakers, looking to engage our community in the upper Calder Valley to co-create our next economy.
We aim to build on the history of mutual self-help in our valley; work with our existing social enterprise and take it up a gear. We will inspire and directly support the next generation of enterprises to help create a more vibrant and more resilient solidarity economy, with real livelihoods, community commonwealth, and the ability to thrive in the challenging times ahead as the current economic system unravels.
Another Economy is Possible.
In Hungary and the rest of Europe Roma people are one of the largest and most discriminated minorities and predominantly live in extreme poverty, geographically segregated.
Among many hardships poor housing conditions and lack of adequate heating during winter are some of the largest difficulties they face.
Eco-solutions can be cost effective and achievable with local resources and hence crucial for families with unpredictable incomes. Unfortunately few technological solutions are designed specifically for people living in extreme poverty in Europe.
Our work challenges this; we are developing affordable and efficient stoves, insulation and fuel programs in collaboration with local communities.
The purpose of the Compassos Institute is to debate ideas related to the marginality of youngsters and adults with special needs that cannot enter the labor market.
We also strive to develop ways to minimize and prevent environmental damage in Brazil.
The Compassos Action Project is multidisciplinary and works in different spheres, the main one being biodynamic agriculture. Families, schools and the community will all be welcomed.
We will offer practical experience creating a collective vegetable garden, as well as student training, courses and lectures.
We hope for this project to be replicated in neighboring cities.
We regenerate the mountain ecosystems of our ancestral Andean lands through afforestation and reforestation with native species, and with the capture and propagation of beneficial microorganisms to improve soil fertility.
We provide trainings for campesino families in the importance of reforestation, conservation of natural resources, and returning to indigenous agro-ecological farming methods. We support community livelihoods by providing fruit trees, medicinal plants and Andean grains for family gardens.
For us, the regeneration of soils and waters goes hand in hand with regeneration of culture and ancestral knowledge. As such we are an example of both social and ecological regeneration.
Peasant men and women are the central pillars of agroecological food and seed production in Eastern Europe.
We will facilitate access to knowledge sharing and cooperation within the region, especially for peasant women as they have a leading role in seed saving. The project will empower them to connect through working groups, elevating their role in building sovereignty through common stewardship of seeds and other natural resources.
Through the project, we will facilitate leadership building through meetings and will produce materials, publications and facilities for the renewal of their community seed base and operations.
The European Agroecology Learning and Training Network is a project with social transformation at its core.
Our aim is to connect peasants and new farmers around Europe so as to promote the exchange of existing peasant knowledge and best practices in the field of Agroecology.
Peer-to-peer knowledge exchange will increase the autonomy of peasants in regard to conventional agricultural methods and will promote the agro-ecological method that restores the ecosystem, favours biodiversity, society and culture.
Creating a horizontal exchange will also strengthen solidarity within peasant communities, as well as with other social groups.
To achieve our objectives, we are working to create an online platform and to set up regular training and learning initiatives.
Focus on the Global South has been implementing its Agroecology Project in India since 2013.
Agroecology strengthens the rights of people and communities to determine what to grow and in which way; promotes small-scale localised agricultural production and consumption, revitalizes local food systems; promotes conservation of indigenous seed and native crops; and provides an alternative to carbon-intensive industrial agriculture.
The project uses popular education materials and trainings to instill confidence among small and marginal farmers in India on the viability and sustainability of small farms. It teaches farmers about the dangers of chemical input-intensive, export-oriented conventional agricultural practices, and the benefits of agro-ecological farming practices and biodiversity conservation.
Forest gardens or food forests are a promising method of growing food in small spaces, and have potential to feed populations in urban and rural areas across the world.
We are conducting the first grassroots international survey of forest gardens. During the International Permaculture Convergence 2017 in Hyderabad we want to bring together practitioners from around the world with leading forest gardeners from India, where many of the best established examples are located.
Both before and after the event participants will travel to forest garden sites in order to study and document them for out international baseline survey.
In Cajamarca, a traditional rural village, AngloGold Ashanti is planning to build an open-pit gold mine. This mining project threatens both Cajamarca's fragile ecosystems, like its cloud forests and páramo areas, and the human rights of local habitants.
By formalising community-run water aqueducts, this project, lead by a youth collective, aims to protect the right to and the community management of water supplies. As a result, possible appropriation and contamination by mining activities will be avoided.
This project protects and regenerates Cajamarca's ecosystems through participatory monitoring methods that allow the community members to independently monitor the quality of water supplies.
Gaia Education envisions a world where communities have harmonised their social, economic and natural systems, so that they thrive within bioregional and planetary boundaries, regenerating their environment and allowing diverse human potential and all life to flourish.
We contribute to this vision by providing leading-edge online and face-to-face 'Design For Sustainability' programmes using our Whole Systems Design Framework. Our long-term Project Based Learning Programmes assist fragile communities to replace petrochemical agriculture with regenerative food systems, focused on well-being and resilience.
We help over-consuming communities to reduce their ecological and carbon footprints, whilst strengthening their regional economy and revitalising their community.
GDF-NA was established in 2013 to meet a specific demand among members of the GDF network for peer-to-peer exchanges among North American Indigenous environmental leaders engaged in revitalization and regeneration of their landscapes.
We carry out collaborative biocultural projects that build resilience, foster innovation and promote learning. Our work contributes to the growing global transition towards justice, respect and dignity for all beings.
At the grassroots, through our regional programmes, we support communities as they improve their livelihoods while respecting environmental processes and make autonomous, informed decisions regarding their lands, resources and futures.
At the global scale, we strengthen the knowledge, networking and communication skills of emerging environmental changemakers through the Global Environments Network.
The Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) is a growing network of sustainable communities and initiatives that bridge different cultures, countries, and continents. GEN serves as umbrella organization for ecovillages, transition town initiatives, intentional communities, and ecologically-minded individuals worldwide.
People and communities meet and share their ideas, exchange technologies, develop cultural and educational exchanges, directories and newsletters, and are dedicated to restoring the land and living a cooperative sustainable lifestyle.
Network members include large networks like Sarvodaya (2,000 active sustainable villages in Sri Lanka); the Federation of Damanhur in Italy and Nimbin in Australia; small rural ecovillages like Gaia Asociación in Argentina and Huehuecoyotl, Mexico; urban rejuvenation projects like Los Angeles EcoVillage and Christiania in Copenhagen; permaculture design sites such as Crystal Waters, Australia, Cochabamba, Bolivia and Barus, Brazil; and educational centres such as Findhorn in Scotland, Centre for Alternative Technology in Wales, Earthlands in Massachusetts, and many more.
IALA Mesoamerica (or Latin American Institute of Agroecology) is an educational initiative of the transnational peasant movement La Via Campesina to facilitate the training and scaling of agroecology in the territories of Central America and southern Mexico.
Agroecology, a regenerative form of agriculture based on ancestral knowledge and ecological principles, is seen by La Via Campesina as a pillar for realizing food sovereignty and cooling the planet.
IALA Mesoamerica's educational philosophy is based in processes of formación, or transformational political education, in which students gain awareness not just to become agroecological farmers but also social movement cadre and rural leaders.


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Manufacturing Month: Five Questions with Stewart's Shops
To celebrate Manufacturing Month 2016, we are spotlighting several Saratoga County-based manufacturers and the work they do. Today's feature is Stewart's Shops. Stewart's Shops is a 1/3 employee and 2/3 family owned convenience store chain based in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. They currently employ over 4,500 people and operate 335 shops across upstate New York and southern Vermont.
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EP REVIEW: Nuclear Assault – Pounder
WORDS: James Weaver
American thrashers, NUCLEAR ASSAULT, have always been prominent in the underground thrash metal circuit. Ten years since their last studio record, Third World Genocide, the band are back with a brand new four track EP entitled Pounder. This EP is to bridge the gap for a brand new full length record acting as a starter for fans before the main course is unveiled. But does Pounder contain enough quality to ensure fans remain hungry for the new record?
One thing is certain about Pounder, it demonstrates NUCLEAR ASSAULT's clear musical direction when it comes to thrash metal. Opener, title track Pounder, sets the tone for the EP in fine fashion; rapid riffs and solid bass tones are combined with consistent drumming all whilst John Connelly's vocals roar above the musical carnage. This is very much the style for the entire duration of the EP, with little room for breathing it makes for a quick and relentless listening experience.
With the four tracks played at such a rapid pace you'd expect NUCLEAR ASSAULT to lack in musical creativity. However, the entirety of the Pounder EP is absolutely filled to the brim with musical quality. The twin guitar play of John Connelly and Erik Burke on the opening of Analog Man in a Digital World whilst the musical build up in closing track, Died In Your Arms features intricate drumming techniques from Glenn Evans and features some absolute splendid vocal deliveries from John Connelly.
The biggest downfall for Pounder however, is the duration of the EP. Clocking in at 14 minutes, the biggest downfall is the sheer hunger for more. With only four tracks it ultimately builds a huge level of desire for more thrash themed mayhem only to end just as it begins. The band did state this EP would serve as an old-school thrash taster until the new record is released yet it effectively just builds anticipation. Perhaps this is exactly what NUCLEAR ASSAULT aimed for and if so, they have achieved that in grand fashion. Make no mistake, Pounder is an absolute gem of an EP, it perfectly demonstrates that old-school thrash is just as enjoyable today as it was back in the 1980s.
Rating: 9/10
Pounder is set for release on June 1st 2015
Nuclear Assault play Bloodstock Open Air on Saturday August 8th 2015


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Lying and Lawyering: Contrasting American and Jewish Law
40 Pages Posted: 2 Jun 2008
Can desirable ends justify what would otherwise be undesirable means? The answers to this question depends on a variety of factors, including the ends to be accomplished, the means to be employed, the person who would use them, and the parties against whom they would be directed. This article begins by discussing American rules regarding lying by lawyers. The article argues that those rules place insufficient importance on the protection of innocents, have a corrosive effect on the moral values of lawyers who obey them and alienate lawyers who disobey them. The article then examines the Jewish law approach which, by contrast to secular law, eschews role-differentiated ethics and requires more contextual, nuanced decisionmaking. Finally, the article explores whether the Jewish law rules would provide useful guidance for revision of America's secular legal ethics laws.
Keywords: God, Jewish, rabbinic, legal ethics, ethics, professional ethics, lying, lawyers, lawyering,model rules, McDade, morality, role-differentiated, categorical imperative, Talmud, cognitive dissonance
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3Teeth, Velvet Acid Christ, Dead When I Found Her, Grausame Töchter,
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Crunchy and refreshing summer salad!
Forget the boring lettuce, coleslaw salad, or pasta salad this summer. Try this refreshing radish salad this summer. It is very simple to make and only need 4 ingredients! Yep, forget making a salad that requires a million ingredients. This salad not only require 4 ingredients, it is also very easy to make.
Whole Organic radish
1 organic Asian Pear
balsamic vignette
- slice the radish and Asian pear
- in a bowl, mix it with balsamic vignette with a sprinkle of sugar
Note: depends on how much radish and vignette you use, sprinkle just a small amount of sugar or desire. The Asian Pear is juicy and loaded with sweetness. It will contributor sugary taste to the salad to balance the wild taste of radish.
Want to learn more about radish?
Radish is loaded with vitamin C, folate, fiber, riboflavin, potassium, copper, vitamin B6, magnesium, manganese, and calcium.
Radish is great for smoothing that sore throat, aid digestion, prevent viral infection, detoxification, protects against cancer and relieves indigestion and it keeps you hydrated!
Radish is low in calories and loaded with nutrients, great food skinny snacks!
Get on this skinny radish salad this summer 🙂


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This pokemon papercraft is the Weezing, this paper model is designed by Brandon. Weezing is a Poison-type Pokémon. It evolves from Koffing starting at level 35. Weezing mostly look like two Koffing stuck together, albeit both being a lighter shade of purple than an actual Koffing, with one being larger than the other is. The larger head sports the skull-and-crossbones design featured on its pre-evolution, while the smaller head only has a light yellow circle underneath the face. It also has a third chamber on its underside, presumably for storing extra toxins, which resembles a tiny version of a Weezing head, minus the face and skull-and-crossbones pattern. Two small appendages connect this extra chamber to the heads. The larger head has prominent eyebrows, pointed teeth protruding from its lower jaw, and flatter teeth on its upper jaw, while the smaller head simply has two pointed teeth, one at each corner of the mouth. Triplet Weezing have been discovered, although they are extremely rare.
Each head contains a different toxin. When one head inflates, the other deflates, mixing the gases. By doing this multiple times, it becomes more toxic and noxious, although it does have the side effect of making Weezing smell worse. Weezing is capable of expelling this gas in order to attack its enemies, and can also attack with globs of sludge. Ironically, exquisite perfumes can be extracted from Weezing's toxic secretions. A Weezing is capable of generating electricity, as well as breathing fire. It is also capable of exploding. In rare cases, a Weezing can also exhibit signs of limited psychic power. Like it pre-evolution, Weezing's gas contains flammable hydrocarbons, which makes it volatile and easily ignited by fire or electricity.
A Weezing will find a dirty, unkempt house and nest there. At night, when the people in the house are asleep, Weezing will go through the trash. It constantly inflates and deflates its heads to mix its poison gases.
It has been explicitly stated that Koffing, Weezing's pre-evolution, is able to hover in midair due to its gases being lighter than air. Although the same has never been explicitly stated for Weezing, it can be assumed that this is the case, as Weezing displays an ability to float in midair seemingly identical to Koffing's ability. It is, however, a known fact that a Weezing's gases are less dense than water, enabling it to float on the surface of water effortlessly, although this also means that Weezing is essentially unable to spend any amount of time underwater.
Weezing live in urban and suburban areas, and can often be found in dirty, unkempt houses. Active volcanoes are also a good place to find them. Their native range includes Kanto, Johto, and Sinnoh's Battle Zone. Weezing feed on the dust, microorganisms, and especially gases emitted by garbage and toxic waste. Weezing consider gases that emanate from garbage to be the ultimate feast.
About this pokemon paper craft:
Height: 10.9 cm/ 4.3 in
Width: 13.9 cm/ 5.5 in
Depth: 9.4 cm/ 3.7 in
Pages: 3
Pieces: 36
Level: Easy-Medium
You can download this pokemon paper toy from here: Pokemon - Weezing Papercraft Free Download


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Customer brought vehicle in with a complaint of intermittent stall. The problem seemed to occur within the first 5 miles of driving, usually when off the throttle and it always restarts right away. There are no codes and the problem was so random that I drove ...
|2001 Dodge Durango R/T 5.9L No Start VIN: 1B4HS28ZX1
Able to communicate with all modules except PCM. Disconnected, one at a time, all sensors and transmission connector. Transmission connector wires are bare. All other wiring and connectors appear to be ok. Assumed possible bad PCM. Customer supplied another ...
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|2008 Dodge Ram 1500 ST 4.7L Valve Noise VIN: 1D7HA18N88
After a couple of additional days and 150 +/- miles I'm going to call this a fix although not a perfect one. We went back and changed oil one more time to full synthetic 5w-20 and a good filter and found the noise to be almost completely gone (only a slight ta...
|2008 Dodge Nitro SXT 3.7L headlights, power door locks VIN: 1D8GT28K08
Customer traded-in vehicle, said there were other numerous problems, GREAT MOVE!!!
|2007 Jeep Commander 3.7L cooling fan VIN: 1J8HG48K57
Iye! Chyslers and their wiring can lead you in the wrong direction sometimes. The problems turned out to be a bad 50amp fuse and a bad fan motor. For the life of me I don't know why the fan has multiple fuses one of them being a 50amp not marked fan. Just a 50...


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Collecting on a Budget: Affordable Morgan Silver Dollars
November 16, 2015 in Antique Coins, Coins, Collecting, Dollar Coins, Education, Fun, History, Morgan Silver Dollars, News, Numismatica, Numismatics, Silver, Silver Coins, USA Coins
By: Dennis Hengeveld
Coin collecting has been called the hobby of kings, and it can certainly be very expensive. Not every coin collector is a king or millionaire, however, and still the hobby remains a rewarding pursuit. This article is the first in a new series meant for collectors who might not have a large budget, but would nonetheless like to get the most out of this fascinating pastime.
Each article will focus on a specific American coin series and suggest coins that can be purchased for less than $100 with relative ease. We'll also make recommendations for those times you want to splurge… Full article at the source>


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As part of the Government ICT project, the Montserrat National Trust is continuing its programme of cataloguing and digitistaion, which began in 2014 under the British Library funded Endangered Archive Project. Books of Deeds from the Government Registry Container have been prioritised for this project, as well as the Trust's own archives and historic records, which include the Sturge Family Collection.
Books of Deeds for 1762-1765, 1772, 1787-1792, 1792, 1811-1815, 1819, 1829-1832, 1839-1844 and 1853-1860 have already been digitised by volunteers Neil How and Mike Owen, and ICT Cadets Javon Sweeney and John Jeffers. Last month Francesca Franchi, Visiting Curator and Archivist, and Neil How visited the Government container and brought seven more 18th century volumes back to the Trust for digitisation and cataloguing, the earliest of which dates from 1749. There appear to be 37 volumes of 18th and 19th century registers in total in the container, covering the years up to 1892.
Some of the volumes are very fragile, and show signs of water damage and insect infestation. Bringing them to the Trust allows us to clean off the worst of the dust, and repackage them using acid-free archival tissue and boxes, before beginning the process of digital photography and cataloguing. They are all stored on new shelving, kindly provided by Neil How, in an air-conditioned room where the cataloguing and digitisation takes place.
The catalogue and digital images will be made available online as soon as possible, meaning that further physical access to the fragile ledgers will be kept to a minimum. Both processes are lengthy and require a commitment to hard work and attention to detail. The Trust currently has five cadets working on the project, but we would welcome further assistance with the detailed cataloguing from volunteers both on and off island.
Please contact the Trust if you think you would like to become involved in this exciting project to open up access to Montserrat's past.
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Japanese Prime Minister re-elected as GDP shrinks less than expected in second quarter
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe won a rare second consecutive term on Tuesday as ruling party chief, and hence premier, pledging to retain focus on reviving the world's third-biggest economy and deepen debate on revising its pacifist constitution.
Abe, who took office in December 2012 promising to reboot a stale economy and bolster Japan's defenses, won another three-year term as Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) president after his only potential rival, former LDP executive Seiko Noda, failed to gain enough sponsors to launch a challenge in the party poll.
"While creating a virtuous economic cycle, I will spread the feeling of recovery to every nook and cranny of the regions and throughout the country, completely escape deflation and create growth in a strong, future-oriented economy," Abe told a crowd of supporters before registering for the vote.
Abe said he would also tackle the problems of Japan's low birth rate and aging population.
Meanwhile, Japan's economy shrank less than expected in the second quarter although capital expenditure fell more than originally forecast, revised data showed, keeping policymakers under pressure to do more to energize the fragile recovery.
Analysts expect any rebound in July-September growth to be feeble as factory output unexpectedly fell in July and China's slowdown dampened prospects for a solid recovery in exports.
The world's third-largest economy shrank an annualized 1.2 percent in April-June, less than the initial estimate of a 1.6 percent contraction, Cabinet Office data showed on Tuesday.
The median market forecast was a revision to a 1.8 percent contraction.
Capital expenditure fell 0.9 percent from the previous quarter, more than a preliminary 0.1 percent drop, clouding the outlook for the world's third-largest economy.
But the weakness in capital spending was offset by gains in inventories, which contribute to economic growth.
Inventory gains added 0.3 percentage point to growth, more than a preliminary 0.1 percent contribution, the data showed.
Japanese policymakers are clinging to the hope that companies will use the record profits they earned from a weak yen and lower energy costs to boost wages and investment, generating a positive cycle of rising income and higher spending.
But a recent batch of soft data has cast doubt on such optimism and the Bank of Japan's argument that a steady recovery will help accelerate inflation to its 2 percent target by around September next year.
The BOJ is expected to offer a bleaker assessment on overseas economies at this month's rate review, sources say, although many in the bank prefer to hold off on expanding stimulus for now.


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This weekend, the Phoenix Suns introduced Archie Goodwin as one of the newest members of the team. Congratulations to Archie on taking the next step. Listen to him talk about Phoenix drafting him, and hear from general manager Ryan McDonough on Archie.
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Thursday, 8 May 2014
UKIPT Nottingham got off to a flier yesterday with the plenty of notable names hitting the Dusk Till Dawn tables for the £1m Main Event. The first big money was awarded too as a top draw £3,000+£300 High Roller event reached its climax.
Inaugural WPT Ireland champ Dave Shallow and Richard Kellet were the men celebrating in the latter event with the each taking £68,000 apiece after agreeing a heads up chop. Shallow had the slightly bigger stack so he took the trophy and the first place Hendon Mob flag.The pair worked their way through a stacked 101-runner field that included such luminaries as double EPT champ Victoria Coren, Sam Trickett, Matt Perrins, Chris Brammer, Craig McCorkell and the red hot Simon Deadman.The final table was none too shabby either, featuring the likes of Steve Warburton, Patryk Slusarek and David LaRonde. Nobody couldn't match Shallow and Kellet though. The pair started the final table in first and second and couldn't be budged. But why a chop? Shallow told the PokerStars Blog, "We're still deep, I'm tired and I have the upmost respect for my opponent." The in the money finishers were as follows:1st. Dave Shallow, United Kingdom £68,000*2nd. Richard Kellet, United Kingdom, £68,000*3rd. Eleanor Gudger, United Kingdom, £36,9504th. Matthew Davenport, United Kingdom, £28,9505th. David La Ronde, United Kingdom, £23,3506th. Patryk Slusarek, Poland, £18,2007th. Mohammed Istakhar Sadiq, United Kingdom, £14,4008th. Steve Warburton, United Kingdom, £11,2009th. John Haigh, United Kingdom, £8,50010th. Emanuele Pani, Italy, £6,50011th. Marcin Kreft, Poland, £6,50012th. Martyn Frey, United Kingdom, £6,05013th. Ben Vinson, United Kingdom, £6,050 UKIPT Main Event Day 1AThe race for a share of the guaranteed £1m Main Event prize pool got under way yesterday with 174 players taking to the tables. By the close of the opening flight it was the Spanish-based Paraguayan Mauricio Baez who was nursing the biggest stack. The 27-year-old pro will return with 184,400 followed by Ben Vinson (who cashed in the High Roller) on 180,100.Recent Grosvensor Sheffield 25/25 and UKPC winner Alex Spencer enjoyed another good day, finishing with 171,900.The massive guaranteed prize pool attracted plenty of familiar faces including Sky Poker pundit Ryan Spittles (130,300), Tom 'hitthehole' Middleton (87,500), former UKIPT champ Max Silver (76,100), triple crown winner Jake Cody (70,000) and Bluff columnist Ben Dobson (56,100).They were amongst the 42 players that secured their seat for Saturday's day 2 action.The chip leaders are as follows:Mauricio Baez 184,400Ben Vinson 180,100Alexander Spencer 171,900Vasile Cosmin Stancu 153,400Enzo Gomez 139,700Stuart Barnett 136,100Ben Mayhew 134,900Ryan Spittles 130,300Anthony Flynn 130,000David Barnes 126,600The second flight starts at noon today.Image courtesy of Danny Maxwell and PokerStars.
After last month raising the prize pool for the Sunday versions of its Sundowner online poker tournaments to $3,000, Intertops Poker and Juicy Stakes are at it again by announcing that each pot is now to contain a further $500.
After recently expanding the schedule for their Sundowner online poker tournaments to include Sunday competitions, Juicy Stakes and Intertops Poker have now announced that the events' prize pools have been increased to $3,000.
After launching its new United Kingdom-licensed online casino at Breakout Casino last month, Breakout Gaming Group has now premiered a poker counterpart with Breakout Poker.
The online poker site at Juicy Stakes has been running its Sundowner tournaments for some time but it recently announced that the events have proven so popular that it is now expanding the schedule to encompass Sunday competitions.
Intertops Poker and Juicy Stakes.
Juicy Stakes and Intertops Poker.
New Breakout Gaming Group site.
New poker addition from Juicy Stakes.
Poker's unassuming killer steps back into the limelight.
Meet one of UK poker's rising stars.
We talk to WSOP bracelet winner.
By Paul Oresteen.
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Pushing the envelope for a new poker generation.
Jeff KImber on fish.
So says Dara O'Kearney.
Dara O'Kearney looks at game thoery.
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Always wanted to learn how to knit, but thought it looked too complicated? In this class we will start with the basics – cast on, knit, and cast off - as well as learning knitting terminology, yarn label basics, and pattern reading. You will get started on a simple garter stitch scarf that will be so cozy for the upcoming winter months.
By the end of class, you will agree that knitting is well within your reach, and quite an addiction!
Materials needed:
• 2 skeins worsted weight yarn (100 grams per skein)
• Size 8 straight or circular knitting needles
• Yarn needle to sew in ends
Cost: $30
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I love patchwork... always do... especially patchwork blankets.
I could still remember Grandma's blanket that I used to "hide in"
whenever I am at her place, playing hide-and-seek with my cousins.
I have had ideas to make blankets...
but never really gotten around to start one.
Last week, I received a surprise pillow cover from dear Isa.
It is so pretty and lovely and I am really inspired to try my hands at patchwork.
Finally, I started looking at what type of patchwork to start with.
I wanted something simple and decided on the zig zag patchwork pattern.
I spent a day cutting out 4 inches squares and started sewing.
Here's a sneak of my 1st patchwork blanket...
I finished only 4 rows because I am sooo sloowwww (as usual).
I hope to get more sewing done and also get back to my sew-along.
I really have to "poke" my friend to get my patterns returned. Hmm...