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Bought this car early this year and so far so good - very impressed. Have owned various cars over the years civic type r/ bmw 3 series convertible/ supra 3.0 twin turbo / and a undesirable ford puma!!!!!!!!!! Not as fast as i expected but saying that the sound from the car is beautiful to say the least. ride quality as others hve aid isnt poor but more like what you should expect from a motor like this - it tells the driver what its doing which is spot on so shut up. my only concern as yet is these run flats seen expensive to replace and being rear wheel drive going to shred them fairly quickly so am sure will find out but wont stop me sticking the foot down thats what the car was built for.
I bought the Z4 4 years ago from new and have done 65,000 miles. In that time I've had two oil change services and one inspection service - totalling about £800. I've had quite a few tyres but have managed about 15,000 miles per set of rears and 30,000 for fronts... the standard tyres on mine are about £140 a pop from the main agent - for some reason they seem to be the cheapest.
I've had a handful of problems, all fixed under warranty. Nothing too major: seat belt sensor, rain sensor, bonnet catch. It does burn a bit of oil, I was told to expect that when I bought it. Probably 500mls every six months.
On the road I think its fantastic.... a lot of my mileage has been motorway but after a bad day at work I often dropped the top and drove home the long way on the country lanes and chilled out. It's quite happy plodding along the motorway with the top down at normal motorway speeds ;-) but its a lot more fun on the curvy roads. On a good run I once get 40mpg out of it, driving at just under 70.... typically with m-way driving I've been getting low 30's. At the moment I work more local and just sit in traffic jams to get to work so the mpg has dropped to 25.... but my old golf GTi would have been no different.
For me its a good balance of performance, economy and looks.... and soo much fun! I'm looking to change it now and to be honest I'm really struggling to find an alternative - it'd be boring to get the same thing again.
I have recently baught the Z4 2.2 SE. I am extremly pleased with this car. The car was bought on an impulse and boy am I happy. Very surprised with it's performance ability. The car always feels that it's got more to give!
Petrol consumptiom is rather surprising and represents good value. I would definitley recommend this car to someone who is looking for a stylish looking car that also performs well.
I had a 2.2i SE for two years, which I bought at 18 months old with 14,000 miles on the clock.
It looks sensational, especially with uprated alloys. It gave a thrilling drive, especially when pushing on. It was also a quite practical for a roadster.
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Note: It's only fair to point out this article may contain spoilers. Character from the video game Portal 2. Helps you through the first part of the game to the point where you remove Glados from power. At that point he betrays you and sends you to the abandoned part of Apeture Science, forcing you to form a partnership with Glados to stop him. Wheatley nearly kills Chell and Glados so many times it's not even funny.
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Dirty Harry meets Twilight. Number 3 in the break-out series and a follow-up to Monster Hunter International and Monster Hunter Vendetta.
Earl Harbinger may be the leader of Monster Hunter International, but he's also got a secret. Nearly a century ago, Earl was cursed to be a werewolf. When Earl receives word that one of his oldest foes, a legendarily vicious werewolf that worked for the KGB, has mysteriously appeared in the remote woods of Michigan, he decides to take care of some unfinished business. But another force is working to bring about the creation of a whole new species of werewolf. When darkness falls, the final hunt begins, and the only thing standing in their way is a handful of locals, a lot of firepower, and Earl Harbinger's stubborn refusal to roll over and play dead.
©2011 Larry Correia (P)2011 Audible, Inc.
"Unexpectedly Enjoyable"
I strongly recommend this book. I really enjoyed the first two in this series, but this one really caught me by surprise. Once I realized where this book was headed, it had two strikes against it. It didn't involve the Monster Hunter International team, and it was a werewolf story. Earl was not one of my favorite characters, and I have no interest in werewolf stories.
But it turned out to be such an great story, expertly told, I couldn't stop listening. I even found myself cheering out loud near the end.
The narrator is a good choice and has done a good job with this series. I don't know if he was intentionally doing a "Christopher Walken" voice for Nikolai, but that voice cracked me up.
"Larry Correia gets better and better"
I just finished Monster Hunter Alpha. Larry Correia Just keeps getting Better. His first Monster Hunter Book was Good but every book he writes seems twice as good as the last. Larry writes Characters you care about Not 2 Dimensional paper cut outs. Not saying he is not Corney or cliche But very entertaining
and fun. I can't wait for the next installment.
"best book so far"
I got to say i loved this book the others was good but this one i couldn't stop listening to cant wait til the next one
"Finally...... some backstory on Mr. Wolf!"
Loved it. Worth the credit. I couldn't stop. There were a few slow points, the story made up for it.
"Another solid story from Correia"
I have a little bit of a crush on Earl Harbinger. The story held me and kept me engaged. This is actually no small thing considering that I don't really enjoy all the blood and guts aspects of this sort of story but so far Correia has paced it enough and made the characters interesting enough that I don't mind the rest.
I wish the ending had been a little different but it made sense, unfortunately.
"Great book, but not about Owen!"
Have not read the print version. Unknown.
Be aware: If you have listened to the first two books, this does not follow the same vein. The main character is NOT Owen Pitt, as the book explains in the first chapter. The book is great, still has the same pulp fiction, laid back feel that makes for such an easy read, but do not be surprised that this book is about Earl, and jumps between the MHI history and "present day". I loved this book, but thought it was a 3rd in the series...it isn't..quite.
"Another great book from Larry Correia"
Loved this book even without Owen . characters are great and Earl is a BADASS Oliver Wyman did an awesome job narrating -even though I thought Nicolie sounded alot like a poor christpher Walken imperetion- that just made it better lmao . Cant wait for next book and for Jason and Pit to meet <.< Thank Larry thanks Oliver and most of all thanks too EARL
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"Welcome to the exciting world of professional monster hunting. Usually not quite so… messy. Well, it's always messy, but we've reached a whole 'nother level on this one.
I've been heartily enjoying Larry Correia's MONSTER HUNTER INTERNATIONAL series so far. It's been non-stop freaky monsters, evil villains, rigid government agents, flying fists, biting teeth, scratching claws, falling bodies, fiery explosions, gaping portals to hell, and lots and lots of gun porn. Now we're back for round three.
The first two books, Monster Hunter International and Monster Hunter Vendetta, focused on Owen Zastava Pitt (Big Z), who was recruited by MHI after killing his boss who had turned into a werewolf. If you haven't read those books, stop right now and go order them. Don't read any further because this review will contain some spoilers for the previous books.
This third book, Monster Hunter Alpha, is Earl Harbinger's story. Earl is the leader of MHI (which you're supposed to know if you're still reading this). Readers who've read the previous books also know that he's a 200-year-old werewolf with a memory-eating worm in his brain. He's writing a journal so he can get his memories on paper before they're gone. Not long after the events in book 2, Earl gets a visit from an old acquaintance who warns him that there are some strange happenings in Copper Lake, Michigan and it sounds like Earl's old nemesis, a KGB werewolf named Nikolai ("Stalin's favorite werewolf"), may be responsible. Since Earl is the most powerful werewolf in the United States (and probably the world), he needs to go take care of it before Nikolai starts an epidemic. But Earl isn't the only one who wants to take down the Russian werewolf. There's an unscrupulous start-up freelance monster-killer who wants in on the action so he can collect the bounty, and there's a corrupt government bureaucrat who's got his own agenda. They are going to cause a lot of trouble.
Thus, confusion, chaos and carnage descend on Copper Lake. Communication has been cut off so they can't get help from the outside. Fortunately Copper Lake has a courageous and dutiful (and pretty) police deputy, and the locals, who've taken full advantage of their Second Amendment rights, are willing to fight back. ("Wake up your family and get your guns!") Earl picks up a couple of other unexpected allies, too. When Earl and his partners finally figure out what's really going on they realize that it's a lot more sinister than just an alpha werewolf trying to move into Earl's territory. It's related to what happened to MHI in the previous novels and what's going to happen in future novels, and it has far-reaching consequences for the whole world.
Like the previous MONSTER HUNTER books, Monster Hunter Alpha is heart-poundingly scary, but Correia, as usual, provides some comic relief. This installment, like the others, has excellent character development and is beautifully plotted. The Copper Lake story moves the entire series forward while also helping (along with Earl's journal entries) to fill in the historical and psychological background on Earl and some more history of Monster Hunter International. Very nicely done.
I didn't like Monster Hunter Alpha as well as I liked the previous books for two reasons. First, WE NEVER SEE BIG Z! That was more than a little disappointing, which makes me suspect that I may have a crush on him…. I'll think about that later. I also missed Agent Franks. Maybe I have a crush on him, too… The other reason, and this is the main reason, is that Monster Hunter Alpha is disgustingly gruesome. There's lots of blood and guts and splattering brains. In fact, Monster Hunter Alpha is so grisly that it feels like a hack 'n' slash horror movie or a survival horror video game. I had nightmares after I finished it.
Readers who love Earl Harbinger and don't mind the gore will be very pleased with Monster Hunter Alpha. As for me, I can't wait to get back to Big Z and Agent Franks in Monster Hunter Legion!
1*=I didn't like it..... 2*=It was OK...... 3*=It was good but I will never read it again.......... 4*=Maybe I will read it again in the future.............. 5*=I will definitely read it again(maybe more than once)
"Hard Beginning but still good"
I liked the story, It was definitely interesting
I hated the flashbacks, they were informative but very annoying.
"A Great Addition to the Monster Hunter Series"
Earl Harbinger is definitely one of the best characters in the Monster Hunter series and having a book entirely devoted to him pays off immensely. I didn't feel in the least ripped off in the least that we were following Earl and Owen Zastava Pitt doesn't show up at all. I know some people might, but put that out of your mind. Earl is such an excellent character, getting to hear about his rich history is plenty of reward, and Owen I'm sure will be back in book 4.
Much like the Chronicles of Narnia (Magician's Nephew), you could read this book alone, but it is best to read the other two books first because it makes this tale much richer because of it.


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Words truly cannot describe this treasure of a typically "French" rural Manor. Its breathtaking views around every corner, inside or out in the gardens, will persuade you to stay here and relax.
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Escape your hectic world; surround yourself with elegance and peace at the Maple Leaf Inn. This grand home, constructed in 1918, offers many places to relax and be refreshed. Each distinctly decorated room has its own personality.
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Peaceful, beautifully renovated farmhouse on 40 acres. Great for a romantic getaway, scrapbooking or quilting retreat, church meeting, business travel. Lots of places to relax indoors, 3 rooms with fireplaces, and outdoors a wrap-around porch and gazebo.
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Victorian elegance and modern convenience in downtown Kalamazoo, just steps from museums, theatres, fine dining and nightlife. Whirlpools and fireplaces provide romantic touches in this highly rated inn, and gracious hospitality brings guests back.
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Century-old historic home on Dewey Lake, a Southern Michigan getaway in the Irish Hills. Discover sparkling lakes, hiking trails, gardens, country air & bird watching. This home furnished with antiques, fireplaces & featherbeds offers a country retreat.
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Come and relax in our spacious Colonial style home, built in 1993 in the woods. All rooms have private baths, TV, VCR/DVD & A/C. Full home-cooked country breakfast. Carriage and sleigh rides, birdwatching, Amish neighbors, peace and quiet.
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Eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Homes, this stately 1876 solid brick Italianate is ideal for a romantic get-away, personal solitude, or extended stay corporate guests. Relax on the porch swing or stroll the gardens and grounds.
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Palemoon (Firefox special build for Windows)Palemoon is a packet of Firefox optimized for Windows. It runs ~25% faster! You can import all your settings, including extensions, from Firefox.
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My opinion: This is a great browser. I installed the portable version, and am using it right now. How I moved my settings and extensions from Firefox (LiberKey) to Palemoon:
All my extensions seem to work perfectly in Palemoon, including FasterFox, LastPass, etc. The only things I needed to manually do were:
Link: http://www.palemoon.org Download page:http://www.palemoon.org/palemoon-portable.shtml (portable version)
Re: Palemoon (Firefox special build for Windows)Pale Moon Portable in LiberKey would be very nice!!!
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I am already using this portably, it's much quicker than Firefox.
Re: Palemoon (Firefox special build for Windows)Never heard of PaleMoon before, so I checked it out. First I tried to read about it, and found a discussion on Portable Apps, where the app was dismissed because it was not being updated (Jan. 2010).
So I went to the website of PaleMoon, and discovered the app is up-to-date again, and is following the stable firefox updates closely (within a day), so that's a plus. After reading everything the author has to say about PaleMoon (he's sometimes bitter towards Mozilla), I still had some issues: - will this optimized app suit me as a portable browser if it won't do any good on an old machine (like at work)? - how can I port my full profile (addons, plugins, scripts, preferences) to the portable PaleMoon (author says it can't be done with his Profile Migration Tool, I tried and he's right). I checked our machines at work, and luckily the hardware will do (pfew, we're not that ancient I thought we were). But it is something you really have to check before installing (I know I do, but most won't and just install software that says "I'm faster!"), you can check it here: http://www.palemoon.org/technical.shtml#CPUsupport Then the profile migration: I didn't want to go the copy-paste route he suggested when the migration tool fails (will certainly fail with migrating to portable PaleMoon profile), so I tried if MozBackup works, and it did After a first run (to create a default profile) I closed PaleMoon and opened MozBackup. Directed the backup (of another FF profile) to the PaleMoon installation, in my case the path was: ...\Palemoon-Portable-3.6.15\User\Palemoon\Profiles\Default et voila! To complete my portable installation I copied some plugins (like Flash, see instructions here: http://portableapps.com/support/firefox ... le#plugins) to the plugins folder in PaleMoon (...\Palemoon-Portable-3.6.15\Bin\Palemoon\plugins). The Palemoon optimized Firefox browser is running smoothly, and it is/seems faster on my machines, but I don't know if it's a hasslefree portable app for everyone, one must know it's an optimization and why/when to use it or not. I won't be dissapointed if it isn't going to be presented in the LiberKey suite. Thanks anyway for the tip! _
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Re: Palemoon (Firefox special build for Windows)
There are two ways. One is to use MozBackup. And the other is to use the FEBE extension. I did it with FEBE:
Also, Palemoon seems to be very up to date nowadays.
Re: Palemoon (Firefox special build for Windows)FEBE is a very nice addon, and it was very useful to me when I wanted to transfer a simple profile from windows to mac But I didn't get lucky with a much-tweaked profile, so for my use MozBackup works great.
One remark using MozBackup with PaleMoon: I've noticed when restoring a PaleMoon profile into another installation, to -in my example- a new default Firefox profile: if "General Settings" is checked, the location of my (default) cache* was changed to the PaleMoon one (very unconvenient). However, this can be solved: Before backing up a PaleMoon profile, follow instructions at "Advanced options**" (end of this page: http://www.palemoon.org/palemoon-portable.shtml) and change (edit .ini) to preferred (default) cache location. * I'don't know if FEBE exports those kinds of settings ** [tip] The advanced options are also useful to get a better performance when the portable version is run from a harddisk _
grtz, vixblu
Re: Palemoon (Firefox special build for Windows)Palemoon V4 is now available...
Re: Palemoon (Firefox special build for Windows)Just to say it's a really good soft.
I hope I can see it in the liberkey soon. All the best.
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Jun 08 2012 11:15 AM #1
btw, Gallmir, did you check the leaderboards? the rank farmer beat you last night despite your best efforts to be top of leaderboards...by a lot LOL 38,144 renown. The rank farming RK shall remain unnamed or GM's will delete the post or ban me.
This is just ridiculous, what people do in a game. Making multiple accounts and killing yourself is not a COC violation, but it is still repugnant. Shame on you.
Jun 08 2012 11:23 AM #2
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Figure out where he is and i'll be happy to dispatch him
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Jun 08 2012 12:13 PM #3
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you know I will
as the rest of the community should. Many new players spend countless hours grinding for those comms, and rank, especially creepside and there are people like him/her just making a mockery of it. Pathetic
Jun 08 2012 12:15 PM #4
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That is sad. Sick him, Baadd.
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Jun 08 2012 12:57 PM #5
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I guess Rank Farming is one of the fastest ways to get comms huh?
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Jun 08 2012 01:02 PM #6
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Caught a hunter rank farming near grams just now, sadly i can't post his name on these forums.
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Jun 09 2012 09:15 AM #7
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When the community doesnt discourage rank farming it gets worse. Thank the creeps and freeps that support the rank farmers for the idiocy its becomming.
Auzue, Urukder
Jun 09 2012 11:11 AM #8
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MB has caught this new farmer in action and disposed of it's little opperation. As long as it's daily numbers are sky high on the leader boards, we'll keep an eye out....
Jun 09 2012 11:46 AM #9
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The first thing I did when I read this was laughed my butt off then I read it outloud in vent and my friends laughed out loud then I stopped for a second and tried to figure out what in the blank you are smoking how can you honestly come to the forums and make this ignorant post saying yeah we caught this guy and killed him we are doing our part to stop farming when you have already made the obvious choice to support rank farming by accepting rank farmers in to your tribe or are you trying to say its okay to rank farm on creeps but its not okay to rank farm on freeps ? This is what happens when you start accepting things it never stops give people a inch and then its a mile before you realize it. Its bad enough turbine has made the game such a laggy grind fest but some of the player base is really fracking things up.
Jun 09 2012 11:51 AM #10
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Jun 09 2012 02:11 PM #12
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This comes from the biggest hyprocrites I know. Both you and Gas told me you were dropping tribe to solo, and that big tribes were not your thing. Only to join forces with Blood Hand a few weeks later. I have screenies to post if you dispute that. So forgive me if I don't give a rats behind about you and your friends opinions. Keep on trashing us though if thats what floats your boat. Truth be, the one individual that I braught into tribe that I know your referencing has done more for this tribe than you ever did. At least I know where is loyalty stands, and that he's not just here to talk about how bad lotro sucks, and how he can't wait until this other new game releases. Your negative attitude is not missed. Other than that, yes I do believe in 2nd chances and the one individual I brought into tribe has been givin just that, and has continued to impress us all.
Bottom line is, we will NOT support rank farming from either side, and we have succeeded to foil multiple farmers to this day. If you cannot respect what I have said, then I have nothing more to say to you.
Jun 09 2012 02:35 PM #13
Jun 09 2012 04:06 PM #14
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Jun 09 2012 04:15 PM #15
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lol I don't care if you post screenies of our IMs or of MB tribe chat. If that's what floats your boat, go for it.
Yep, I wanted to solo, and I did. I also left other tribes in the past because I wanted to solo, and eventually I would join a tribe again. I don't think that's a secret. Just about all the regulars on the server know I like to solo. As for BH, I'm loving it and wish I'd joined sooner.
Regarding "loyalty" ... wut? This is a video game last time I checked.
If you think I have a negative attitude, that's fine. I won't lose any sleep over it. Never have, never will. lol
You can bring in whomever you wish into MB. Your tribe, your choice. But when you say you're going to watch for rank farmers and you have 2 in the tribe that are known as rank farmers, you can't expect people to not get a few giggles (and then some) out of such a comment.Ijustpassedgas Excuseme
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Jun 09 2012 04:26 PM #16
Jun 09 2012 04:28 PM #17
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Long time no chat, came to see who was still playing, it seems the Drama is still following you Gassy ;P
Jun 09 2012 04:36 PM #18
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Its really a shame, there are some good dudes in MB..but you are really making yourselves look like idiots when you say anything about how "Morgul Blades does not tolerate rank farming," I mean...seriously?
Then again the leader of the BH did stop playing so he could go ezmode it up on freepside...so....nobody's perfect
Jun 09 2012 04:41 PM #19
Jun 09 2012 04:46 PM #20
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Obviously Bloodloaf hit a nerve. Truth usually does. Suggesting Bloodloaf and I ranked farmed or have grouped with rank farmers during a farming session is cute. You really need to get out of Mom's basement and get some oxygen to your underdeveloped brain.
Yes one current tribemate ranked farmed in the past, but he has not in a very long time. I acknowledged this; I posted it in another thread. Again, reading comprehension is a valuable first grade accomplishment.
Everything you post makes me happy that the two of you left tribe. I am glad I had very little time to group with or get to know douchebags like two posters in this thread. Please move on to your next game. Cheers to the door hitting you in the rearend on the way out.
To get back on topic, killing rank farmers and alerting people to the people doing it is about policing the community because Turbine does not care. We have shared this information with BH members that are respectable. Sorry we left a few of you out..no not really.
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Jun 10 2012 09:28 AM #24
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Wow so the theory of history repeating itself is true, only this time it is not MeW and the Immortals. Rofl
Jun 10 2012 09:51 AM #25
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Of course Tim whats really ironic is I left Bh because i felt they were supporting rank farming. Now its BH comming down on MB for supporting rank farming. The real truth is no one gives a #### about ranking farming which is why people do it.
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Jun 10 2012 11:47 AM #26
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Jun 10 2012 02:18 PM #28
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I have nothing to add to the normal days of our Moors soap opera why Vogar is now on a extended vacation.
Hola tim miss ya dude hope that sinking ship SWTOR is keeping ya busy. (come check out GW2 next beta dude this game and swtor are deader than disco)
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Jun 10 2012 03:34 PM #30
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check ya inbox on here dude figured be easier to talk there than distracting everyone from there daily dose of drama
Jun 12 2012 09:35 AM #31
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Lol fail Daec it was an attempt but a poor one. Try harder next time.
Auzue, Urukder
Jun 12 2012 03:19 PM #32
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If this game is deader then disco why are you still posting and looking at the forums.
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Jun 12 2012 03:34 PM #33
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Because it is one of the last places i can get in touch with former guild mates/friends who have splintered off onto different servers and or games. I only posted because i haven't talked to my buddy tim since i left his swtor guild a while ago.
But thanks for taking the time and trying to be witty here is your reward.
Jun 12 2012 03:53 PM #34
Jun 12 2012 05:31 PM #35
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I don't know balin I think I'm pretty witty see I even got award for it. Don't hate on me because your lame comments doesn't get awards.
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From the Marktplatz in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the Schmiedgasse runs south. At the near end, on left (No. 3), is the Baumeisterhaus (1596) and next door (No. 5) the old Gasthaus zum Greifen (Griffin Inn), once the residence of Burgomaster Heinrich Toppler (d. 1408). Farther along, on right, is St John's Church (St Johannis; 1393-1403).
At the end of the Untere Schmiedgasse in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, at a street intersection, is the Plönlein, one of the most picturesque spots in the town.
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Below the Kobolzeller Tor is the little Kobolzell Church. On the far side of the Tauber (fine view of Rothenburg) is the Topplerschlösschen, a tower-like house built in 1388 by Burgomaster Toppler.
The Romantische Strasse continues down the Tauber valley to Detwang, with a little church (Romanesque, altered in Gothic style) which has a fine Crucifixion group by Tilman Riemenschneider (c. 1512-13).


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On the day the Prophet [s] called on people to gather by the Pond of Khumm - it was on Thursday - he ordered for the space under a tree to be cleared of thorns. He then invited people to follow 'Ali (s) and took his arm and lifted it high up so that people were able to see his armpits. They didn't leave each other until the verse 'Today I perfected your religion' was sent down. The Messenger of Allah (s) said then: ' Glory be to Allah for the perfection of the religion, the completion of the favor, His satisfaction with my mission and for choosing 'Ali as my successor.' He added: ' For whoever I am his master, 'Ali is his master. O' God, love those who love him, be hostile to those who are hostile to him and defend those who defend him.
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He calls them, on the day of Ghadir, their Prophet, In Khumm so hear and heed the Messenger's call,
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He said to him: Stand up O' Ali, for I am pleased to announce you Imam and guide after me,
So whomever I was his leader, then this is his leader So be to him supporters in truth and followers,
There he prayed: Allah! Be a friend and guide to his follower And be, to the one who is Ali's enemy, an enemy.
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The more I listen to my Grado Black Cartridge, the more surprised I am of how much character this little inexpensive cartridge has. For me its amazing how it performs compared to its higher level competitors. Listening to Kansas 'Vinyl Confessions' and Jean Luc Ponty's 'Aurora', I never felt I was listening to a 40.00 or 60.00 dollar cartridge. There simply was no glaring faults, excessive graininess,no overt sloppiness,little shrillness and a lack of harhness.There was some detail missing,but the rhythm and pace of music was always well preserved and neutral. You might say this little cartridge has a heart. Its an overachiever whose sins are moslty of ommission.
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I write a food column for our local newspaper, and I consider myself a pretty good judge of recipes. But I'll admit I was surprised by this oneI didn't think the usual ingredients would go together as well as they do. I enjoy all kinds of cooking, especially recipes with pork or pasta. —Connie Blommers, Pella, Iowa
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Originally published as Fresh Broccoli/Mandarin Salad in Country Woman May/June 1989, p29
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Reviewed on Sep. 17, 2011 by kayesandra
This salad was DELICIOUS!! The different combination of ingredients was outstanding...the yummy custard dressing really made it. I made the recipe as written & wouldn't change a thing. Thanks, Connie.
Reviewed on Sep. 12, 2011 by Phyllis-curtis
Doubled the recipe for my church group. Several wanted the recipe. I will definately make this again. The ingredients work really well together. I will leave out the mushrooms as I don't find they add anything.
Reviewed on Sep. 10, 2011 by conniej82
I used about half of the dressing when I tossed it together. Too sweet for my husband but not for me. Served it with grilled talipia.
Reviewed on Sep. 06, 2011 by getavilla
I've made similar broccoli salads but none with the yummy custard dressing and mandarin slices. Excellent recipe and this will be another of my favorites from Taste of Home. p.s. I didn't have a red onion but used a Georgia Vildalia onion instead.
Reviewed on Sep. 06, 2011 by sstetzel
Ground mustard is a spice, powder form.
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Quick question? When it calls for 1 tsp. of ground mustard, is that mustard powder or actual mustard from a jar?
Reviewed on Sep. 06, 2011 by mlongridge
I made this recipe as written and loved it! I know I'll be making this one again.
Reviewed on Sep. 02, 2011 by cindeecee
I've made this salad many times in the past but have forgotten about it. It was always a hit a parties. Thanks for refreshing my memory about it.
Reviewed on Sep. 02, 2011 by TCD1
Just a little information. I learned the other day that non-cooked mushrooms have no nutritional value. They're only worth something once they have been cooked.
Reviewed on Sep. 02, 2011 by btaylor123
I left out the mushrooms, otherwise made this as shown, and it was delicious. Love the dressing, and the combination of all the flavors is really good.
Reviewed on Jul. 15, 2011 by suechan
I was never a big fan of broccoli until this recipe.
Reviewed on Jul. 03, 2011 by sndries
I have been making this salad for years. It is always a hit. At our Red Hat luncheons, I am always "told" to make my broccoli salad
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Also, different menstrual cups can work for different people. For me, the Diva is the way to go because I have a retroverted uterus (like extremely so) so *any* kind of reuseable device that sits high up in the vagina/closer to the cervix is painful like whoa. The Diva sits the lowest of the cups that I have tried, so it's the most comfortable--but I have to fold it in a really weird way and it took me quite awhile to figure out how to use it. I know people who hate the diva but do like the Keeper or the 'instead' cups (though those are disposable) or reusables similar to the designs of the insteads. (The instead reminds me of a diaphram--do people even use those anymore?!?--so if a diaphram was comfortable for an individual woman to use they MAY have some sucess/comfort with the 'instead'. I have shot diaphrams out at inopportune and amusing times so I never even tried once I saw what the instead looked like, LOL. Probably TMI too, now that I think about it.)


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John McPhee's 2006 book "Uncommon Carriers" is about mundane transportation networks that we rarely think about. When is the last time you have considered how many gears are in an eighteen wheeler tractor? Have you ever considered how a package sent via UPS gets to you?
In this latest of his works, McPhee delves into transportation networks from interstate trucking to inland barges to freight trains, explaining how they work through a writing style that is engaging and hard to pull away from.
The first chapter has McPhee riding along with a tanker trucker on a run from Atlanta to Tacoma. He learns how trucks deal with oblivious "four-wheeler" drivers, how they negotiate steep mountain grades, and how they stay on their time tables to avoid financial penalty. While not exceptionally varied, we find out how challenging the job of a professional driver tends to be.
In another chapter, we follow along with a ship pilot visiting a mariner training center in France where mariners guide scale-model vessels ranging from barges to oil tankers through challenging navigation situations including cyclonic storms and the very constricted Suez Canal channel, all within a small lake near the French Alps. Even the best ship captains come away from this program having learned much about avoiding emergencies at sea through this rigorous training program.
Other chapters cover guiding a mile long barge up the "skinny ass" Illinois River to Chicago; and the path a live Nova Scotian lobster takes through the UPS system to Thanksgiving dinner plates in Europe, oddly including a stopover near the Louisville, KY airport to recharge in lobster ponds created just for these creatures.
The most fascinating story for me was the journey of a coal train from the vast strip mines of northeastern Wyoming to the largest coal fired power plant in the US, near Macon, GA.
Georgia Power's Plant Scherer (Wikipedia)
This train has a nearly week-long trip across the country, being handed off to dozens of train crews along the route, working its way through a complicated system of busy railroads before arriving at a massive pile of coal outside Georgia Power's Plant Scherer. The coal that this mile-long train brings in is shockingly consumed by the plant's furnaces in just a few hours. The train immediately heads back to Wyoming to start the process over again.
If you have any interest in how things work, especially big, mechanical ones – you will probably love this book.
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That sounds like an interesting read…
One of my favorite authors.
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My mother loves her nuts, but her nursing home has rules and limits, not for her, but in the event that another resident accidentally gets to them. She loved this assortment, and the packaging made it far easier for her to keep it in her room.
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It's the season of Christmas Programs
Kennebec Lutheran Wednesday School children presented a play with Christmas songs Sunday during church services. Front row, l-r; Amburs Brakke, Annie Brakke, Caysen Gran, Colton Collins, Kadence Halvorson, Gunner Johnson and Hunter Collins. Back row, l-r; Jacob Borah, Raena Borah, Jade Collins and Carter Collins. More church and school programs are planned for this week. See this week's coming events for some listings.
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Street artist Levalet more than only uses the public space as a canvas. The artist's wheat paste images interacts with the city itself. His life size subjects lean, sit, and lie down on the surfaces they are pasted on. He even incorporates everyday objects such as books and umbrellas to further bring his work to life. You can find his work on walls, on the street and in galleries, scattered throughout Paris, France. [via]
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Emile Morel creates surreal digital illustrations reminiscent of whimsical childhood fantasies such as The Neverending Story and Where the Wild Things Are. His illustrations depict dream worlds, often with children, and heavily feature anthropomorphic characters rife with bestial and primal imagery. His work is evocative of fairy tales, complete with a dark and foreboding element encapsulated in the "grotesque" nature of some of his figures and human animal hybrids. Intimate and highly allegorical, Morel's attention to detail, especially in this medium, is impressive.
Bringing The Outside In With Abelardo Morell's Camera Obscura
Photographer Abelardo Morell brings that outdoors in in his series Camera Obscura. Morell installs a lens or prism in a window and transforms an entire room into a camera obscura. The view outside is then projected on the opposing wall – upside down through the lens and right side up through the prism. A long-exposure photograph captures the outside world as its projected within the room. He says of the process and series:
"Over time, this project has taken me from my living room to all sorts of interiors around the world. One of the satisfactions I get from making this imagery comes from my seeing the weird and yet natural marriage of the inside and outside.
Colored Pencil Drawings Of Chewing Gum
The first fantastically pliable medium we ever enjoyed sloppily sculpting with our teeth, molding around our gums, and blowing joyful pockets of life into, is the perfect subject matter for artist Julie Randall, whose entire body of work teeters between mystical and marvelously grotesque.
"Blown," her most recent series, is a deep meditation on, yes, chewing gum: it's strange shapely pleasure, born from a certain oral fixation which moves beyond youth and into darker more cryptic mouths.
Wim Delvoye's Intricate, Twisted Gothic Towers
Belgian artist Wim Delvoye is rolling out a new installation at the Louvre in June, composed of his iconic site-specific laser-cut metal towers. Intricate, decorative architectural spirals are made even more fascinating with Delvoye's sly, humorous metal manipulations. Aided by the seemingly limitless possibilities of computer-aided design tools, he is able to execute mind-blowingly detailed sculptural works. Some pieces are pristine, acting as models for larger sculptural installations made of heavy, untreated steel. Once the actual pieces are created and placed in Delvoye's chosen site, the sculptures quickly take on a rusted patina—and an instant "aged" look that makes each piece seem like it has existed there for centuries, even though it's work that could only be made in present day.
His work is on view at the Sperone Westwater In NYC from May 10th – June 28th, 2013.
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We interrupt this broadcast to bring you an important message from your environment courtesy of Jung Lee, master translator, whose photographs place neon signage in unconventional places, working as emotive subtitles.
Each piece reminds us– it's not necessarily the people we are searching for in relation to love, but the lingering romanticism of time and space: the feeling of earth cradling our fall.
New Hyperrealistic Sculptures from Ron Mueck
As the Fondation Cartier points out, 'a Ron Mueck exhibition is a rare event." His hyperrealistic sculptures are worked over carefully for countless hours. Thus new work is especially exciting. Mueck's current exhibit at the Fondation Cartier introduces three new sculptures. Couple Under an Umbrella, featured here, illustrates Mueck's style well. His amazingly lifelike sculptures are only betrayed as inanimate objects by their surreal size. The giant couple beside their creator makes for a bewildering sense of scale and reality. [via]
Igor Eskinja Creates Optical Illusions With Simple Materials
Igor Eskinja's simplistic installations are elegant and optical illusory. Using basic and inexpensive materials such as tape, wires, and cords, Eskinja practices his art with precise measurements and an architectural eye. His work straddles the transition between 2D and 3D perception. He thoughtfully uses the space of the wall and floor of his installations, requiring viewers to stand at a particular angle in order to experience the effect given in these photos. The simplicity of his form and the perception between what is visible and not introduce space for interpretation and meaning. Oftentimes, after the installation is over, the work is thrown out due to the instability of his work, drawing attention to the impermanence of the forms he creates.


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There's no reason the United States can't once again lead the world in transportation innovation, except for the political opposition that forces us further behind countries like China.
China began service Wednesday morning on the world's longest high-speed rail line, covering a distance in eight hours that is about equal to that from New York to Key West, Florida, or from London across Europe to Belgrade.
Bullet trains traveling 300 kilometers an hour, or 186 miles an hour, began regular service between Beijing and Guangzhou, the main metropolis in southeastern China. Older trains still in service on a parallel rail line take 21 hours; Amtrak trains from New York to Miami, a shorter distance, still take nearly 30 hours.
Completion of the Beijing-Guangzhou route is the latest sign that China has resumed rapid construction on one of the world's largest and most ambitious infrastructure projects, a network of four north-south routes and four east-west routes that span the country.
Keep in mind, this isn't just about bragging rights. China has invested heavily in transportation infrastructure, including this remarkable network of high-speed trains, and the result has greatly benefited the nation's economy and created "as many as 100,000" jobs.
China has also, incidentally, helped integrate regional economies, linking cities and provinces in new and efficient ways, which in turn is expected to strengthen China's manufacturing and exporting centers.
And then there's the U.S., where the Obama administration has repeatedly argued that high-speed rail boosts economic development, creates jobs, fosters innovation, relieves crowded roads, and even reduces emissions, and where Republicans say investing in infrastructure costs money -- and spending is, you know, bad.
Remember, GOP opposition to similar projects is so strong that in some instances, we've seen Republican governors -- including Florida's Rick Scott and Wisconsin's Scott Walker -- turn down high-speed-rail funds from Washington, just on principle, regardless of the economic benefits to their state.
What's more, while our international rivals take the lead in transportation innovation -- it's easy to win a race when your competitor stops trying -- we're still struggling to address cracks in our outdated infrastructure.
There are thousands of faltering sewage plants like these across the country, staffed by operators who dread rainy days. Civil engineers in every state are monitoring ominous cracks in roads and bridges that carry freight and school buses. And millions of transit commuters are awaiting new equipment and long-deferred maintenance on systems that are reliable only when the sun is shining.
The need for investment in public works, never more urgent, has become a casualty of Washington's ideological wars. Republicans were once reliable partners in this kind of necessary spending. But since President Obama spent about 12 percent of the 2009 stimulus on transportation, energy and other infrastructure programs, Republicans have made it a policy to demonize these kinds of investments.
When the president asked recently for a modest $50 billion for transportation improvements in the "fiscal cliff" talks, Republicans literally laughed out loud. There will be no stimulus in any deal, said Representative Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania, the incoming chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
Obviously the economy needs another boost, in part because the austerity being demanded by Republicans is likely to slow down growth. Big government construction projects put people to work, and those new jobs have enormous ripple effects -- $1.44 in benefits for every government dollar spent on public works. An infrastructure bank for energy and water projects, started with $10 billion in government seed money, could leverage hundreds of billions in private investments.
But the biggest reason to spend money on these projects is that they are desperately needed in every city and state.
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Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer Ring Modulator
$150.26The Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer Ring Modulator combines classic moving, tunable 3-part harmonies and variable filtering effects ia a new die cast pedal. For crazy times and weirdness check out the new Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer. Learn More -
Electro Harmonix Micro Synthesizer Pedal
$284.61The reissued Micro Synthesizer Pedal for guitar lets guitarists produce vintage analog synthesizer sounds such as those generated by those great early Moog synthesizers. Learn More
Electro Harmonix Ravish
$236.43The Ravish Sitar from Electro-Harmonix distills the essence of the sitar into a compact enclosure, serving up a polyphonic lead voice and tunable sympathetic string drones that dramatically react to your playing. Learn More -
Electro Harmonix Ring Thing Sideband Modulator
$219.26The Electro Harmonix Ring Thing Sideband Modulator is a four mode modulation device that allows you to use frequency or pitch shift modulation. The Electro Harmonix Ring Thing Sideband Modulator also can be used with an expression pedal. Learn More -
Electro Harmonix RTG Random Tone Generator
$53.27The Electro Harmonix RTG Random Tone Generator offers one pure, random tone, and then another, and another. Adjust the Rate control for a .1 to 5 second cycle, flip the glide switch and let each note slides steadily up, or down, at random. Have fun! Learn More -
Electro Harmonix Superego Synth Engine
$212.74The Electro Harmonix Superego redefines sample and hold as well as creating glissandos and oscillator effects. Reinvent your sound with the Electro Harmonix Superego, the next evolution in guitar synth effects. Learn More -
Fairfield Circuitry Randy's Revenge
$300.00Much more than a ring modulator, the Fairfield Circuitry Randy's Revenge is a truly unique effect that utilizes signal multiplication to bring you out of this world effects. The Fairfield Circuitry Randy's Revenge is the solution to your guitar synth woes. Learn More -
Malekko Omicron Bit Sample Rate Reducer
$150.00The Malekko BIT pedal ingests the sound of that expensive guitar you bought and changes it into the sound of a poorly strung radioactive tent pole as it enters a wood chipper. Malekko's newest creation features a DSP down-sampler and a true mix function all tucked in a tiny snug package. Learn More -
Malekko Wolftone Chaos
$159.00The Malekko Wolftone Chaos is a remake of the original Wolftone Chaos designed by Todd Wolfgram. Built in collaboration with Todd, the Malekko Wolftone Chaos retains all of the original analog tone with an updated power requirement for easy integration. Learn More -
Pigtronix Mothership Analog Synthesizer
$499.00The Pigtronix Mothership Analog Synthesizer is the ultimate monophonic synthesizer for any instrument. Super fast accurate tracking, VCO, sub octave, and even an analog Whammy make the Pigtronix Mothership Analog Synthesizer the next pedal on your board. Learn More