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i did it, i sucked. i was praying for pitfall or something. i suck at those gaming games. i begged hinm to let me kill him once so i felt better. he was awesome the whole time even though i sucked :)
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Thanks lol! I suck too at games just thought it would be fun
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I think this is the most important thing right now. I'm getting that the EMS is oversaturated with providers that it can be a real challenge to find a job as a basic at all.
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Think about the reason why the market is oversaturated. Think of how many programs there are in your area. Each of them puts out (at minimum) one class of new providers out into the job market every semester. That's three times a year. There might be demand for the, but like everywhere else, it might take forever to get hired.
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I may be late on this... but have you considered looking elsewhere than just NYC for work? I'm sure you could find work on Long Island, Westchester, or even across the river in NJ.
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I am so enjoying your report, pictures and everything. Being a solo traveler for many years now, I have only one bit of advice for you . ENJOY. Do it your way. I quit camping at 62 due to a bad hip. Now, cheap moteling it with food and gas is running me right at 110 bucks a day on the average.
Keep it coming lady, lovin it.
Hey, thanks! Glad to have you along for the ride!
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Oh, but it's so enjoyable to have travelers stay over with us...it's not mooching, and I wish more people would take advantage of the tent space list.
Following your interesting travels.
It's definitely fun on occasion, but, I dunno. I have difficulty sometimes accepting hospitality.
Besides, if I stayed with other people all the time, I'd forget what it feels like to sleep on the ground!
(I wish your pictures were bigger)
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Clicky clicky works too.
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I didn't know that. Thanks!
I had no idea people didn't realize that these photos were all thumbnails! Is there something I can do to make this more obvious? Maybe like, outline them in white or something?
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I have a feeling your 244's are worn out. I know the 244, bought a set a couple years ago. Not great once worn, very affected by road texture. Once worn badly? Check in on the BIG DR650 thread in Thumpers. Ask about tire pressures. Lots of good opinions and lots of experience.
Nearly bald is not good! ... And how many miles on the front? Many fronts "Look" fine, but in fact are badly cupped. Cupped front tire handles poorly. 244's are inexpensive but not the best tire for the DR650, IMHO. I've run 12 or 14 sets of tires on my 50K mile DR at this point.
They don't look cupped?
The ones I had on at the Hells Canyon rally wore to sharp wedges, these ones look fine? I don't remember what mileage I was at when I swapped tires, but it's been at least 4k miles. I know nearly-bald is not good, but I'm very... frugal, and I knew I was heading to Phoenix soon. They'll get changed before I leave again.
Tubes don't really wear much. Especially at the pace you're riding. But if your tubes are very old (like over 2 years) I would change them out for new. Buy good tubes if you can. Worth it. (Michelin, Metzeler, Bridgestone, Dunlop)
I am not sure how to describe it, but I've seen at least one flat from some sort of friction or heat. The tube material got thin enough that it caused a small tear. The only thing we could figure at the time was low pressure + over 60mph for a while. I'll be replacing my rear tube with the tire, and the spare I got is for the front, so hopefully I am set.
Sand riding is very tough no matter what pressure. But low pressure is better than high. Sounds to me like you did VERY GOOD off road.
Thanks! I still have a LOT to learn.
ALL GOOD! To get into politics and Narco trafficante discussions you'll need a bit more than "buenos dias" and "Hola Paco, que tal" ... but if you get further South, do take a class. Well worth it IMO. Always best to dive and and TRY to communicate.
I used to be nearly fluent when I took Spanish in high school. Years later, I held my own in a religious discussion with a hispanic coworker in spanish. It included a lot of hand gestures, and I've forgotten the tenses other than present, but it worked. I'd like to re-learn the other tenses and get a wider vocabulary. I learn quickly, so this shouldn't be too hard.
Can't recommend solo camping in Mexico unless in an organized camp ground or on private property. Bad stuff does happen. It's rare, but there it is.
I've been going to Mexico since age 14. Dozens of trips: buses, trains, motorcycle and VW Van. Rarely camp but you CAN do it safely if you pick your spots ahead. Random "wild camping" solo could pose risks in certain situations.
I spent 7 years living, working and traveling all through Latin America.
Did two years in the Antarctic, based out of Argentina. (USARP). Lived in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Argentina.
Baja is not cheap (as mentioned earlier) and it's full of Gringos. But its still a magic place like no other. Mainland Mex is another world; Fewer Gringos, less English, about 1/2 the price for motels. Gas is about $3.20 a gallon nationwide. Moving costs money. To save money, once you find a "garden of Eden" type place, rent something, hang for a while. Your expenses will fall to almost nothing. Great place to Winter ... I've done it.
All the best getting healed and getting your DR back on the road.
Sounds like you've had some fun experiences! I'd love to be as widely-traveled. Yeah, one of my concerns is inadvertently camping somewhere that people use for illicit activity, or being found by drunks and harassed, etc. I believe that most people are basically good (or at the very least, don't care enough to bother), and unless I pose a threat, nuisance, or opportunity, they are unlikely to be unnecessarily cruel. I try to avoid putting myself in those kinds of situations, but I can see how camping in some areas would do so.
Do you think that the locals would give useful advice if I asked them where a good spot to camp would be? I plan on asking around to get a sense of the various areas, I've heard that they do warn gringos to stay out of certain towns after dark, etc.
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I've never been much of an early riser. On a long trip I left my motel in Nevada around 10am. While riding I noticed lots of red smears on the road. Later that day I stopped for gas and happened across some riders I had met a few days earlier. They told me a couple riders had gone down around 7:30am due to bugs that covered the blacktop. Plows were called out to clear the bugs off the road. I was glad I had not had an early start that day... So now I think it is okay when I take my time in the morning. I'm really enjoying your RR...camping alone...I have not done that yet...you are courageous.
Thank you for that! Was it a caterpillar migration? I've seen some of those before (though thankfully not in a vehicle)...
Aww, thanks for the compliments. Camping alone isn't that bad, I actually feel safer camping away from people than I do in campgrounds, but maybe that's just me...
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I have been riding to the Copper Canyon area of Mexico (mainly) each October for the last 10 years. Most of the time I rough camp. After reading your RR (and enjoying it) I feel that you understand how to camp safely. That is, get off the road and find somewhere where others aren't. I generally feel safer camping in Mexico than I do in the U.S. and I rough camp there as well. There are private campgrounds around but they aren't common. Campground in Creel for instance is 100 pesos a night (US$8.00 at the moment) Hotels seem to run 200 pesos and up ($16.00) The per person cost in hotels always works out more than if there are two of you. The Mexican people have always been super helpful and friendly to me. I try to stay away from the border areas, but even there everyone I have dealt with have been friendly.
And occasionally when I haven't been able to find a track off the road I have been on, I have stopped at a small farm holding and just asked if I could camp off to one side of their property. Never been refused.
Bottom line for 'rough' camping, if no one knows you are there, you can't have a problem.
Thanks for the tips! Those hotel prices aren't too bad. Even the shitty dives I've been able to find in the states are $30-50 and that frequently doesn't include the $10 "luxury tax". And you have to SEARCH for the dives. I've tried to haggle those down, showing up late, I figure they'd rather have a cheaper rate than an empty room, but most of the overnight managers don't seem to care.
Do you have any tips for finding a track off the road where you are unlikely to be discovered, or is it similar to the states (rural area, no houses, go off the main road, go on dirt for a while)?
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One of the things I do to 'see' a country is go to a super market. Most countries have one row for chocolates / sweets. The Swiss have 3 rows. The French have one row for wine. Of course you have to 'adjust' the total size of the super markets to a 'standard' size. And they can change across the country. Ozie 'outback' stores have the bread in the freezer (supplies take longer than the expiry dates) and kangaroo tails are in the meat freezer... you don't find that in the Ozie city stores.
Yeah, I figure I'll be seeing mercados pretty often, given I cook most of my own food. I've got a slight idea what it'll be like from the hispanic stores here, but I'm sure I'll find something to amaze or terrify me!
On the wild/free camping .. yep, if they don't know you are there then you don't have a problem. I find where a road crosses a creek good due to the increased vegetation. Another place is on the inside of a road bend - the headlights don't go there as much. The alternative is camping where you are known, e.g. at the back of the Police station. Done that once. Noisy but safe? Bicycle riders camp more frequently than us, limited speed and energy, so this should help
Thanks for the tips! I will definitely keep those in mind... I hadn't thought about the inside of road bends, but it makes sense!
Finances. Look at your costs. You'll find the bike takes a good bit of it. Slowing down to say 50mph will substantially reduce that (both fuel and tyre). The next one may be food. And slowing down will increase that for the same distance (more stops). Don't starve but try to eat what the local 'peasants' eat... should be cheap and filling. While I'd not advise only eating this, I'd try to make it a regular part of the menu? Costs will also change from location to location, non touristy places can be cheaper, cities are cheap for food and tyres. The country is cheaper for camping...
Yeah I am good with rice and beans. I'm still not sure how the vegetarian thing is going to mesh with Mexican culture, but we'll see how it goes! I love trying new cuisines. The only part that sucks is that you end up missing things you can't get... like fresh Danish pastries or mangosteens.
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for ideas of places. Depending on your level of spanish, doing a language course while doing a home stay in Mexico might be a good idea?
I think I might be able to get back to a workable level of spanish with some electronic resources and seeking out a group of people who are learning/teaching spanish to practice before I go. When I am in major cities I love the hell out of
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Glad the netbook arrived safely! It's traveled many, many miles with me. I carried it in a padded case I got off CL for a few bucks, would've sent it along but it houses my "new" [to me] netbook.
WOW. Thank you for that huge write up on your expenses! Wasn't expecting that. My girlfriend Karla (rides her own bike) and I are experienced, thrifty travelers and we don't care much for motels. The only time we pay to camp is if we want to check out a really sweet park (the redwoods in northern California this summer, worth every penny. Holy hot showers batman!). We hardly eat out even at home (maybe once or twice a month) and the closest thing we get to fast food is a splurge on Subway on a hot ride day. Tip: Subways are almost always super air conditioned! While it's definitely more pricey than cooking for myself, $5 footlong gets me a lunch and a dinner. Great when crossing the middle of the country in July.
Thanks again for taking the time to write all that up, I'll share it with Karla. Looking forward to more posts, VERY glad you're healing up well!
Sounds like you're already doing well in the frugality department!
It's no problem for the writeup. I figured that even if you didn't find it useful, somebody else might. I don't see too many people doing motorcycle trips on the cheap (other than the infamous Jamie and Alex, of course).
Motels, frankly, are really gross. I've worked at a housekeeper, and even at a four-diamond resort, we changed the comforters twice a year, with cold/warm seasons. Some of my coworkers were cleaning coffeepots with bathroom sponges. The remote and doorknob, the foulest parts of the room, are never cleaned. Why do hotel/motel pillows smell weird? Because they are never changed.. only the pillowcases, so all the face grease and hair chemicals from a thousand people before you are just hanging out in there. And don't even get me started on the possibilities of parasite transmission. Yeah. I'll take the woods, thanks.
Redwoods in California, I camped alongside the river, as the park was closed. Beautiful area. I agree on Subways. I just wish more of them had wifi!
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No problem. The connections to the starter motor relay are very hi current (think in the 100 amp range) - no fuses! And they are big and reasonably robust. And under the right side cover ... (left on a KLR)
Alright, good to know! I still think I'll do the battery tender thing, but knowledge is power...
Use nylock nuts, You won't be using them frequently so a little extra time here is not too much of a worry. I use longer bolts - that way the thing will be very loose and noisy before the nut (and parts) ever leave. If you have the space longer bolts work well. Don't over look these as sacrificial bit to use as nuts/bolts for other stuff that may have fallen off.
My DR manual specifies engine oil for the air filter... and I use that for the filter skin too.
Good tips, thanks!
A ratchet wrench has a clicking thingy that allows the handle to turn in one direction while the nut/bolt stays still. That clicking thingy is a weak point. For something requiring a lot of pressure you are better off with a plain ring spanner or a socket (6 point will be better than 12 point - number of star points inside the socket) and plain Tee bar. They are also cheaper than a ratchet.
Yeah, I wouldn't use a ratchet wrench for the rear lugnut, but it'd be useful for 8/10/12/14 type sizes. I currently carry both sockets and wrenches for those, because sometimes things are in an awkward small space that even adding an extension will not help with.
Tubes .. I've had one go off - stored too long in one of those front fender bags out in the hot OZie sun. It cracked where the sharp bends were.
The 'spare nuts and blots' are something you make up yourself. You want the essentials - those that hold on the leavers, handle bars, may be the ones that hold on the engine, rear shock, ... you want one or two of each type... with experience you'll find out what bolts tend to get loose on the bike ... having found them you'll be able to check them every so often on your bike.
I am lucky that I haven't had many bolts get loose yet. Maybe I should solicit opinions on the dr650 thread and make myself up a kit...
You can get diesel in small quantities at a gas station .. same as you can get gas in small quantities. Need a large entry container.
Most gas stations I've seen won't let you put gas in unapproved containers, and I don't carry a gas can with me.
We all have different things ... because our experience, time and place of purchase and budgets are all different. Different does not mean wrong.
Getting things in small quantities is a problem. Solutions can be simple. Small quantities of flour might be had from an RVer. Solvents for cleaning the chain, local garage mechanic. People like to help, give them the opportunity.
Yeah, I just hate feeling like I am "mooching". It's bad enough when I legitimately need help. Something I guess I need to get over eventually...
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Citigroup has launched a unique liquidity outsourcing platform for foreign exchange, a senior forex official at Citigroup in New York told RiskNews ' sister publication FX Week .The platform, called CitiFX White Label, has been developed in conjunction with US technology firm Integral and has "a handful" of customers signed up in the implementation stage, Vikas Srivastava, global head of CitiFX e-commerce in New York told FX Week.
The move will allow small to medium-sized banks to gain access to Citigroup's large forex liquidity pool through the White Label product, and aims to capitalise on the industry trend towards large market-makers servicing smaller banks as 'buy-side' customers.
"If you look at the market surveys, you would find that the number of sell-side participants is decreasing and that the number of market-makers in various currencies is decreasing," Srivastava said. "The business many of these banks are doing is based on relationships with customers and meeting the needs of those customers - it's not about being a market maker in forex."
He added that this trend was behind Citigroup's decision to develop the White Label product. "A number of banks are essentially moving from the sell side to the buy side of forex," Srivastava said. "The whole product is designed to fulfil this need in the market."
The potential client base is almost limitless. "Our primary customer would be another bank," Srivastava said. "The product in turn can be white labelled to those banks' customers and that number could be an extremely large number." He added that there are no technological constraints on the amount of customers that could use the product.
"In the end, all the liquidity flows into Citi's primary processing systems, which handle a very large volume of flow," added Harpal Sandhu, president and chief executive officer of Integral. "This product is fully integrated into that structure."
The platform will be aimed at three types of customer. First, customers of banks who use White Label will see the platform branded for that bank on their desktops, but the prices and risk will be transferred back to Citigroup and the deals will be booked on both banks' systems.
Second, forex salespeople at customer banks will also be able to use the product to service clients who do not trade online but deal via the telephone or other non-electronic channels, still giving them access to the liquidity pool.
Finally, the platform can be used by traders at client banks, utilising a feature called 'split liquidity'. "For example, you may have a Scandinavian bank that is an expert in a few currencies," Srivastava told FX Week. "In the other currencies they can mix and match their liquidity with ours to provide the right set of prices to their customers."
The system has been in development for around nine months, but the technology architecture includes elements of products that both firms have developed previously.
Customer banks will be dealt with on a bilateral credit line basis, but this may shift in the future. "That may change with the changes associated with CLS and the growing popularity of prime brokerage," Srivastava said.
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Alaska - climate change causing ancient lakes and wetlands to be replaced by forest
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September 28, 2005
Ottawa, September 28, 2005 - Lakes and wetlands in the Kenai Peninsula of south-central Alaska are drying at a significant rate. The shift seems to be driven by climate change, and could endanger waterfowl habitats and hasten the spread of wildfires.
The trend fits within a global picture of drying wetlands in northern latitudes, with similar changes already appearing in lower latitudes. Klein, a biologist who did his graduate research with Alaska Pacific University, says the transformation of Alaska's landscape corresponds with an increase in temperatures over the past 100 years. "When you look at the climatologic data, it shows a warming trend. This is just one of the physical manifestations of that trend that is hard to refute."
The researchers compared aerial photos of the Kenai Peninsula taken in 1950 and 1996. Combined with extensive field study and analysis of vegetation, the research confirms that the Kenai Peninsula is becoming woodier and dryer. In the areas studied, wooded areas increased from 57 percent to 73 percent from 1950 to 1996, while wetland areas decreased from 5 percent to 1 percent.
The results confirm what the researchers could see for themselves. "It's very clear when you fly over closed basin lakes, many of which are the kettle ponds left after the glaciers receded," says Klein. "They have a kind of apron, or area between the water and mature forest, and you can see it getting larger as the water goes down."
Global temperatures have increased by about 0.6°C over the past 100 years. The rate of temperature increase from 1976 to the present has been double that from 1910 to 1945 - greater than at any other time during the last 1,000 years.
Capturing and storing the carbon dioxide could be key in minimizing climate change - 26-September-2005
A new assessment report finalized here today by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concludes that capturing and storing the carbon dioxide (CO2) produced by power plants and factories before it enters the atmosphere could play a major role in minimizing climate change.
Summers in arctic getting longer and hotter - 23-September-2005
In a paper that shows dramatic summer warming in arctic Alaska, scientists synthesized a decade of field data from Alaska showing summer warming is occurring primarily on land, where a longer snow-free season has contributed more strongly to atmospheric heating than have changes in vegetation.
Hurricane Katrina damage just a dose of what's to come 21-September-2005
The kind of devastation seen on the Gulf Coast from Hurricane Katrina may be a small taste of what is to come if emissions of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO2 ) are not diminished soon, warns Dr. Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology in his opening remarks at the 7th International Carbon Dioxide Conference in Boulder, Colorado, September 26, 2005.
90% of largest companies concerned about climate change -- survey 18-September-2005
More U.S. corporations than ever before now factor climate change into the risks and opportunities faced by their businesses, according to a report released today by the Carbon Disclosure Project, a coalition of institutional investors with more than $21 trillion in assets. Increased interest from the investment community, in conjunction with related macro-economic developments, is encouraging the development of strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Humans impacted climate thousands of years ago September 9, 2005
New research suggests humans were influencing the world's climate long before the Industrial Revolution. Atmospheric levels of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, climbed steadily during the first millennium due to massive fires set by humans clearing land for agriculture. The research, published in this week's Science, is detailed below in three presss releases from sponsoring institutions.
Carbon reinjection strategies to be affected by climate change September 8, 2005
An Earth System model developed by researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign indicates that the best location to store carbon dioxide in the deep ocean will change with climate change. The direct injection of carbon dioxide deep into the ocean has been suggested as one method to help control rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere and mitigate the effects of global warming. But, because the atmosphere interacts with the oceans, the net uptake of carbon dioxide and the oceans' sequestration capacity could be affected by climate change.
Ocean gas hydrates could trigger catastrophic climate change September 6, 2005
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Global warming may have triggered worst mass extinction August 29, 2005
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Wetlands are hotspots for biodiversity. The shift to woodland and forest means loss of many types of wetland vegetation and fewer habitats for migratory birds. The greater forest cover also creates a continuous swath of vegetation that helps wildfires to spread more quickly.
Similar drying is happening outside the Kenai Peninsula. "It's certainly happening in Alaska on a very broad scale," says Dr. Berg. "Much of the interior is showing the same kind of drying pattern."
If the warming trend continues, Alaska's lakes and wetlands will continue to disappear, creating a dryer landscape in the long term.
Klein says that Alaska's transformation is another piece of evidence in the climate change puzzle. "The bottom line is that a change is happening," he says. "There is an overall environment shift occurring in Alaska, and especially in the northern hemisphere. I think it's a bioindicator of climate change and what is happening to the planet as a whole."
The Canadian Journal of Forest Research is a scientific peer-reviewed journal published by the NRC Research Press, the publishing arm of the Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (CISTI).
For the complete article, see http://pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/cgi-bin/rp/rp2_abst_e?cjfr_x05-129_35_ns_nf_cjfr8-05.
About the Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information
As an institute of the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), the Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (CISTI) is one of the world's leading sources for information in all areas of science, technology, medicine and engineering. It is also Canada's foremost publisher of scientific journals and books, through the NRC Research Press, its publishing arm. With the ever-growing knowledge-based economy, CISTI is also increasingly considered a key strategic component of Canada's science and technology information infrastructure. Visit CISTI at http://cisti.nrc.gc.ca.
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Please welcome Brittany from Crafty Mischief to Mess For Less. Brittany is a wife and mom of three and she shares her awesome ideas and experiences on her blog. Today she is sharing a great Easter craft that involves recycling, nature and peeps - three of my favorite things! This is a great presentation for some Easter treats. It's all yours Brittany...
Hi! I'm Brittany and I blog at Crafty Mischief. I'm a lover of all things crafty, but I especially love making crafts with my 3 kids and creating fun memories while we craft.
I'm super excited to be here at Mess For Less, sharing a fun Easter craft with you today!
I'm always looking for new craft to do with my kiddos, as well as new materials to craft with. My kids just love taking ordinary, every day things and making them into something exciting and new.
Last week we went through the drive through at McDonald's and I looked at the cardboard cup holder and thought, "Hmm..what could I make out of this?"
I considered tossing it in the recycle bin like I usually do, but I knew it had potential! So, it sat on my counter for days as we brainstormed.
Would it be a mask?
A spider?
A ball?
A nest?
Ding! Ding! Ding!
Spring is in the air and the birds are happily chirping in the trees outside.
A nest would be a perfect craft!
To make this Recycled Nest Craft you will need the following supplies:
-fast food cup holders
-brown craft paint
-paint brushes
-small sticks and twigs
-Easter grass
-glue gun and glue sticks
Take a walk with your little one and gather sticks up sticks. When your basket is full, you're good to go!
Using some sturdy scissors cut your cup holder into 4 "nests".
Make sure you cover up your table and dress your kids in "play clothes" because painting is a messy business!
Then, hand over the brushes and paint and let your kids go to town!
If your kids are anything like mine one of them will point out that the paint is the color of poop and they'll burst out in a fit of laughter until they're veins are bustin' out of their necks!
Once your kids regain their composure and finish painting let the paint dry completely.
After your nests have dried completely it's time to add your sticks.
I used a hot glue gun to attach the sticks to the nests. Craft glue would probably work, it would just take longer to dry than hot glue.
I let my kid help with this part by picking out the stick they wanted and showing me where on the nest they wanted the stick to go.
My kids are 10, 9 and 6 (the oldest was much too busy playing soccer with her cool friends to be bothered with Easter crafts! It's ok, more candy for us!) They are probably old enough to use the glue gun, but I'm a paranoid mom and see visions of third degree burns on their faces, so I won't let them near my glue gun! Use your best judgement.
Glue the sticks all the way around the nest.
Now your basket is ready to be filled!
You can add grass, Peeps and candy eggs or whatever you'd like.
Repeat these steps and you can make a whole village of nests!
Happy crafting and have fun! :)
Thank you so very much Brittany! You know, I have been wanting to do something with those cup holders but was having a hard time thinking of ideas. Brittany's idea not only ties in perfectly for Easter, but it really helps teach kids about re-purposing and recycling. Here are some of my favorite posts from Crafty Mischief.


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Small DVM for airhead dash.......
I'm looking for a small DVM that I can put inline and mount on the dash of my Airhead GS(s) I'm rebuilding the charging system on one and would like to be able to monitor the voltage output while riding. Anybody done this? Any suggestions for a decent DVM for this purpouse??
I havn't done any of the above but see if either of these would work:
check under electrical tools
Send a PM to Gringo- he's got one that he installed his own self... tell him his baby brother sent ya~
Here's one www.digitalmeter.com
aerostich used to sell an led digital guage with multiple bars - I got one at aircraftspruce.com for 1/2 the price. It wasn't very accurate compared to my handheld meter.
What I do use is from RadioShack for $5 - you could hard wire it to the battery or add a BMW plug.
I get mine very wet all the time and it has never shorted as some online reports have warned (I fused the (+) wire in case it ever does). It's epoxy-encased and completely waterproof, but wires attach to two screw terminals at opposite ends of the back outside of the box, so you need to make sure they can't short to metal or a big puddle of water. Not hard, but dab 'em with silicon if you're nervous.
There's a bunch of other alternatives at http://faq.f650.com/FAQs/AftermarketVoltmeterFAQ.htm including schematic for a home-grown version with LED's; you could conceivably wire the LED's with a ribbon cable to a separate unit that would fit neatly somewhere on the GS's crowded dash (drilling out the dummy switch and punching LED's thru it comes to mind). They show a number of other options that are probably as applicable to the airhead GS as to the F650, with a little creativity.
happy trails
Thanks one and all for all the info and ideas :freaky
Do you want a digital readout or do you want an indicator?
I also know a guy in Victorville, CA who markets a similar deal directly to Harley crowd, but realistically it's mountable on any machine...
and here's another that is an LED array that indicates voltage using a "scale" of leds. Kinda neat, a little big, but could be stripped of it's housing and made smaller I think.
Are you still runnung the infamous Valeo starters on your Airheads? If so, you might want to bookmark this guy: http://www.euromotoelectrics.com/. I've not done business with him, but he'll fix yours, sell a new one or sell the DIY parts. Personnaly, I just replaced mine with a Bosch unit I had on the shelf just for this occasion. :uhhuh
check out this solution...
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The New Equipment Manager is nice, but it's also pretty basic. You choose to save a set, choose a name and icon for the set, and there you go. You can drag the new icon onto your toolbar for quick changes, at least, but there's not much else. You can't synchronize it with a talent change. You can't set events to automatically change sets. Because of this, or even because of straight up familiarity and the issue of remaking all your sets in the new system, I'm sure a lot of people will stick to addons like ClosetGnome and Itemrack (if it ever updates).
Equipment Manager certainly isn't the only example of this. I still use Parrot over Blizzard's default Scrolling Combat Text because I like the ability to segregate information and adjust the scroll fields. I don't think I've heard of one guild abandoning their Ventrilo server for Blizzard's in-game voice chat. The in-game threat meter still doesn't hold a candle to Omen -- not that it's as crucial to monitor threat these days, especially in the pre-raid game.
Still, there are advantages to using the in-game systems as well. It's nice to know, for example, that on patch day, as long as the game is stable, you'll be able to boot up, log in, and get that functionality immediately instead of hoping the addon author has managed to get their addon compatible to with the newest game version.
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Butterflied Cumin and Garlic Lamb
|Lean lamb leg
|4 1⁄2 Pound (1.75 Kilogram)
|Olive oil
|60 Milliliter (4 Tablespoon)
|Ground cumin
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|6 Clove (30 gm), crushed
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|To Taste
|Coriander leaves
|2 Tablespoon (For Garnish)
|Lemon wedges
|3 (For Garnish)
|Toasted almond and raisin stuffed rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (For Serving)
1. To butterfly the lamb, cut away the meat from the bone using a small sharp knife. Remove any excess fat and the thin, parchment-like membrane. Bat out the meat to an even thickness, then prick the fleshy side of the lamb well with the tip of a knife.
2. In a bowl, mix together the oil, cumin and garlic, and season with pepper. Spoon the mixture all over the lamb, then rub it well into the crevices. Cover and leave to marinate overnight.
3. Preheat the oven to 200°C/400°F/ Gas 6. Spread the lamb, skin-side down, on a rack in a roasting tin. Season with salt, and roast for about 45-60 minutes, until crusty brown outside, pink in the centre.
4. Remove the lamb from the oven and leave it to rest for about 10 minutes. Cut into diagonal slices and serve with the toasted almond and raisin-studded rice. Garnish with coriander leaves and lemon wedges.


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March 3rd, 2015
New podcast online!
February 27th, 2015
Darin Epsilon charts "Mindfulness" (tEho remix)! Thanks for your support!
February 20th, 2015
Out now! "Mantra" EP, including remixes by Manu Alian, Spral and AddMe!
February 18th, 2015
Dave Dresden opens with "Mantra" in his latest mix!
Thanks a lot for your support!
Mantra is part of the new release, which will be out this friday!
January 19th, 2015
OUT today: "Mindfulness/Triangle", incl. remixes by Teho and Paul Hazendonk & Dustin Nantais!
January 1st, 2015
HAPPY NEW YEAR! May all your dreams come true this year! Thanks for all support guys!
December 25th, 2014
"Friends Around The World" Refresh by Agara Music! Check out this brilliant selection, incl. my track "Grey Matter"
December 22nd, 2014
Proud to be a part of this spectacular compilation by Manual Music! "Manualism 8.0″, incl. "Neural Pathways"
December 11th, 2014
The aftermovie of the gig in Marseille!
December 8th, 2014
New Winter Sampler by 3rd Avenue, incl. my track "Painted Dream".
November 30th, 2014
Ariel AB "Stak" (Max Cue Remix) played by Hernan Cattaneo in his weekly "Resident" podcast series!
November 28th, 2014
"Mindfulness" was selected for the new compilation by the legendary Armada Music!
November 27th, 2014
Tomorrow I will play @ the Spartacus Club, Marseille w/ Teho, Van Did and Bessiff!
November 4th, 2014
Hernan Cattaneo has charted Ariel AB 'Stak' Max Cue remix, released a few weeks ago on Lowbit Records in his November 2014 chart! Thank you Hernan!
October 20th, 2014
Dancefloor rework of an earlier release on Agara Music. "Bending Time" ft. Travis MacDonald & Yvonne Jarsch
October 20th, 2014
New remix for Peet, out on Animate Dummy!
October 15th, 2014
New release on Lowbit featured on the Progressive homepage @ Beatport!
October 13th, 2014
Out today! My remix for Ariel AB on Lowbit!
October 9th, 2014
It's here! My new album 'Mindfulness' is now available digitally on Beatport and Bandcamp + the limited edition digi pack CD's are available now too!
Beatport: http://btprt.dj/Z8wGKZ
Bandcamp: http://bit.ly/1rd6Jk7
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October 8th, 2014
Booking confirmed: November 28th @ Spartacus Club, Marseille w/ Teho and Bessiff!
October 8th, 2014
Recently I did an interview for Change Underground about my latest release on Manual Music.
Read the full interview here: http://change-underground.com/max-cue-melodic-music-one-thing-effect-peoples-lives
October 7th, 2014
New album "Mindfulness" featured on the Beatport Progressive homepage!
October 6th, 2014
Finally available @ Beatport! "Mindfulness" LP
October 6th, 2014
Out today! My remix for Indieveed!
September 23rd, 2014
2 weeks left to go for the release of the album "Mindfulness". In the mean time, feel free to check out the previews and share your thoughts.
September 8th, 2014
Out today: the first single from the upcoming album 'Mindfulness'. It includes remixes by Luis Junior and Groj, so something for everybody on this one. Go check it out!
August 21st, 2014
Previews "Nothing Personal" EP online /w remixes by Luis Junior and Groj!
August 14th, 2014
Coming soon on Manual Music. "Nothing Personal" EP, the pre-release of the forthcoming album /w remixes by Luis Junior and Groj!
Check out the previews here.
August 11th, 2014
Are you experiencing trouble getting a clean and tight sound? Are your tracks well produced but not heard by labels when you try to send them your demo? Too much low end, too little? Are these issues you are familiar with? Get in touch, I might have the answer to your problem. Contact me here.
July 31st, 2014
Save the dates!
Sept. 8th: Pre-release of the album which includes the track "Nothing Personal" w/ remixes by Groj and Luis Junior!
Oct. 6th: Release "Mindfulness", my new album on Manual Music!
July 30th, 2014
I'm feeling lost when thinking of the current situation in the world, war all over the globe. All my love and support for the families who lost there loved ones in these conflicts.
July 25th, 2014
This fall… "Mindfulness" on Manual Music, including 11 original tracks.
July 21st, 2014
OUT NOW! "The Best Of Agara Music", including the tracks "Touching Hands", "One Last Breath" and "Bending Time"! Thanks to Travis MacDonald for this selection!
Half price if you buy the whole album and support my fellow artists!
July 20th, 2014
Online now, available for download: episode 14 of the Life Essence Podcast Series, including this month's guest mix by Groj!
July 19th, 2014
Welcome to the new and improved official website of Max Cue, dj/producer from Antwerp City.


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A Palmer Township woman has been charged with passing a bad check at a township boutique.
Police said Doretta Warman, 31, of 518 Oakwood St., purchased a $468 dress April 14 at After Five Boutique, 3202 Freemansburg Ave., with a check drawn on a closed account. She was also charged with theft by deception.


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JHS tops Bruins to make first semifinal appearance
February 22, 2013 at 12:04 am in The Jamestown Sun
Going places it's never gone before has become the norm for Jamestown High School's girls hockey program.
Sophomore Torri Kamlitz scored both the first and the last goals of the game, which highlighted the Blue Jays' thrilling 4-2 victory over Fargo South-Davies in the opening round of the state tournament Thursday at Ralph Engelstad Olympic Arena in Grand Forks.
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Hoping to reignite interest in the bizarre kidnapping and mysterious return of his mother, former Oriole Cal Ripken Jr. has announced a $100,000 reward for information leading to the man responsible.
"In our minds, this is important, not only for us and our community, but for all communities," Ripken said Thursday. "We would like to get closure on this case and give all of us some peace of mind."