text:
Forster Stuck Case Remover
Product #: 706762 Forster #: SC1000 UPC #: 757253005855
Product Information
The Forster Stuck Case Remover was developed to provide reloaders with a simple inexpensive stuck case remover to work on any sizing die with threaded spindles. The unique design even works on stuck cases which have the decapping rod and expander ball stuck in the die. All components are hardened for long working life and a washer is included to protect the top of the die.
Technical Information
Function: Stuck Case Remover
Material: Hardened Steel
Will work on 22 through 50 caliber dies
Will work with any sizing die with threaded spindles except Lee Collet Dies
Technical Information
Function: Stuck Case Remover
Material: Hardened Steel
Delivery Information
The total weight of the product, including the product's packaging as it sits on our shelf. Since some products ship directly from the Manufacturer, their weight may be unavailable. Because of variations in the manufacturing process, similar products may have differing weights. Unless the product is designated as "Ships Alone", Shipping Weight does not include the shipping box or packing materials associated with your order.
Product ships from MidwayUSA, separate from any other products on your order due to its size. Products that are Shipped Alone incur separate "Per Order" and "Per Pound" shipping charges.
Product is regulated by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) and cannot be shipped via USPS or air shipping methods. DOT-Regulated products must ship UPS Ground.
Product is restricted by shipping carriers and cannot be shipped to certain locations or via certain shipping methods.
Additional shipping charge for HazMat products. Carriers charge extra to ship packages with products they consider hazardous, such as reloading powder and primers.
Know someone who may like this? Email this Page to a Friend
Customer Reviews
The statements and opinions expressed within Customer Reviews reflect each author's personal perspective and do not imply endorsement by MidwayUSA, its Employees or any other organization. Customers should in no way infer that MidwayUSA has validated review information as safe, accurate or appropriate.
NOTE: Prices, specifications and availability are subject to change without notice.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
Suggested Products
Similar Products
Others Bought
- Frankford Arsenal Perfect Fit Reloading Tray... $4.99 View More Options
- Forster Decapping Pin for Sizer Die Long Bench Rest pkg of 5... $4.19 Available
- Forster High Pressure Case Sizing Lubricant 2 oz Liquid... $8.29 Available
- Butler Creek Rifle Scope Cover Bikini Style... $6.99 Available
- Sharp Shoot R Wipe-Out Brushless Foaming Bore Cleaning Solvent... $10.29 Available
- Forster Case Trimmer Primer Pocket Cleaner... $7.99 View More Options
- MTM Deluxe Flip-Top Ammo Box with Handle 378 Weatherby Magnum... $11.99 View More Options
- Sharp Shoot R Wipe-Out Patch-Out Brushless Bore Cleaning... $11.29 Available
- RCBS Advanced Powder Measure Stand... $19.49 Available
- Forster Replacement Decapping Assembly 308 Winchester, 308... $11.99 Available
- MidwayUSA Tactical Rear Shooting Rest Bag Nylon Olive Drab... $12.99 Available
- Lapua Reloading Brass 22-250 Remington Box of 100... $95.99 Available


text:
hi team, i am in need to identify the slow running query in the sql server 2005 standard edition. how can i do it so
asked Oct 26, 2010 at 06:27 AM in Default
ramesh 1
edited Oct 26, 2010 at 12:18 PM
Kev Riley ♦♦
Ramesh, it doesn't hurt to write a little bit more detail here if you want to get help. I dont know what kind of 'slow query' you are after from your question. Having said that if you are not comfortable using profiler you have other options to explore before you dive in with profiler.
answered Oct 26, 2010 at 07:33 AM
How deeply do you need to investigate?
You can open Management-> Monitor from the SSMS GUI...
Or right-click on the instance and drill down through Reports->Standard Reports->... There are a plethora of graphical reports there to get you started.
You can run sp_who also.
You can also use Windows Performance Monitor to grab some metrics.Until you have an idea of what you're trying to solve it is hard to predict the best tool for the job.
answered Oct 26, 2010 at 07:25 AM
Absolutely, slow compared to what?
But, to identify long running queries, you can do one of two things. First, and usually best, set up a server-side trace to capture RPC:Complete and SQLBatch:Complete events. This should be captured to a file and then you can load it into a database, clean it, and run queries against it to identify the longest running procs.Another option, if the procs are currently in cache, is to use sys.dm_exec_query_stats DMO. This DMO has aggregate information about the queries in cache, so you can see the longest running, most frequently called, etc. You can also combine it with other DMOs to see the SQL being called and the execution plan used.
answered Oct 26, 2010 at 06:48 AM
Grant Fritchey ♦♦
Slow compared to what? If you don't know what the normal execution time for a query is, you'll have trouble determining if it's running "slowly"
To obtain query run times, you can set up a Profiler Trace to monitor query duration. You can then go through the results and look at queries that appear to be slow (by whatever measure you wish to apply).If you gather these execution times periodically and save the results, you will then have a performance baseline for your queries and can better establish what "slow" means in relation to normal execution times.
answered Oct 26, 2010 at 06:41 AM

subset: commoncrawl


text: Google TV Buttons Up For iPhone App googletv.blogspot.com I mean, seriously? Look at that middle image with that the buttons. It's this but maybe even worse! Apple makes a similar app for the Apple TV. It looks like this. tech google tv iphone radiopublic likes thisjhollington likes thisnevermetanormalperson likes thisparislemon posted this


text:
We did not like the mango and gingersnaps together, plus the yogurt should have had a little confectionary sugar in it. We had to throw it away. I think peaches would have been a much better choice and as I stated, powdered sugar in the yogurt and mascarpone cheese.
Mango-Ginger Parfaits
Teff47 Posted: 08/04/11
KellyDiff Posted: 04/16/12Philadelphia, PA
Good, interesting, different dessert. I made with 0% greek yogurt - I better its better and creamier with the called-for 2% - was a little too tangy with fat-free.
jazzwood Posted: 03/27/12
It was delightful and different. It took about twenty minutes including toasting the coconut and crushing the ginger snaps. My guest enjoyed the refreshing taste.
Daily Specials


text:
Ronan Keating is to release his fifth solo album 'Songs For My Mother' on March 16, as a special tribute to his late mum Marie on Mother's Day next month. Keating chose songs that he remembers his own mother listening to during his upbringing.
His most recent album "Turn It On" showcased his songwriting talents, and included a duet with LeAnn Rimes. Ronan has had huge international success with songs including Life is a Rollercoaster, When You Say Nothing At All, We've Got Tonight and If Tomorrow Never Comes. He has sold more than 17 million albums and collaborated with major stars including Elton John and the Bee Gees.
After losing his mother due to cancer in 1998, Ronan and his family set up The Marie Keating Foundation in memory of her; a charity that strives to raise awareness of cancer and raises funds for mobile cancer awareness units.
The Foundation works alongside Cancer Research UK and has raised over £1,500,000 to date. Anyone who opts to make a £1 donation will directly be helping these two wonderful charities and ensure that their good work can continue.
Moreover, in order to support the action of this foundation, the Boyzone singer invites fans can write a special message on the artwork for his new album. Everyone who will pre-order the album will also be given the opportunity to donate £1 to this cause very close to Ronan's heart. In other words, the public are being invited to log onto www.ronankeating.com and the first 470 people to pre-order the record from Ronan's official website will receive this very individual tribute to someone special to them.
According to The Sun, Ronan said: "The ten songs I have chosen are varied but all seem to have an important relationship on the album.
"Most of the songs were my mother's favourites but some relate to my mother after she had passed away but are still as important."
Along with traditional folk songs such as "Wild Mountain Thyme" and "Carrickfergus", the album includes tunes by musicians such as Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Elvis as well as Ronan's version of Joshua Kadison's song 'Mamas Arms', a song that helped Ronan through his grieving for his mother Marie. The album also contains Time After Time, Make You Feel My Love, Both Sides Now, Vincent, I Believe I Can Fly , Suspicious Minds. The album also includes a brand new version of This Is Your Song - a tune written for both his parents that first appeared on Ronan's No1 2002 solo album Destination.
The LP was produced by Stephen Lipson, includes a live orchestra and Ronan recorded the songs in just 2 days before Christmas 2008.


text:
Critics' Rating:
User Rating:
9 ratings
Your Rating:Write a review
1hr 0min
Synopsis: This animated film is based on the Sailor Moon series of television and comic-book adventures that have found enormous popularity in the United States as well as Japan. Usagi is a young girl who possesses a mystical brooch that imbues her with a special power. Upon uttering the phrase, "Moon Prism Power, Make Up," she is transformed into the powerful Sailor Moon, a superheroine whose mission is to protect humanity from evil demons from a parallel universe. Sailor Moon and her fellow Sailor Scouts ... Full Synopsis


text:
Galway City Bed & Breakfast
- Free sample pack of Sildenafil Citrate
- Generic Sildenafil canada
- Generic Sildenafil Citrate Non prescription usa
- Generic Sildenafil usa
- Generic Sildenafil Citrate onlineBuy Generic Sildenafil Citrate over the counter
- Non prescription Sildenafil Citrate
- Sale Sildenafil Citrate Online canada
- Sildenafil Citrate over the counter
- Viagra Female
- Sildenafil Citrate
- canada order Levitra online
- Non prescription Generic Cialis
- Free Generic Sildenafil Citrate Sample Pack
- Purchase Viagra
- Viagra Dosage Amount
- Price online Levitra uk
- Free sample pack of Vardenafil
Our Facilities
TV Lounge
Dining Room
Guests of Amber Hill Bed & Breakfast can enjoy the comfort and elegance of our TV lounge or dine in our spacious breakfast room next door in Amber Heights.
We also provide for our guests convenience: a postal service, a laundry service, cost price tickets to all local attractions and tours,(payable direct to the tour company),
Restaurant and cinema reservations, free local and national telephone calls, complimentary chocolate on arrival, free mineral water and free parking..
Outdoor seating is available at the front and back garden areas for guests use.
At Amber B&B's we cater for your every need, breakfast is served from 7.30am every morning and consists of a self service buffet.
(breads, cheeses, cold meats, fresh fruits, cereals. Orange, apple, yogurts, coffee, herbal teas, hot chocolate,).
Guests at Amber B&B's can also have "THE FULL IRISH". (Bacon, eggs, sausages, black and white pudding, fried tomatoes, beans and toast).
We also prepare on request, scrambled eggs, poached eggs, boiled eggs please let us know if you have any special dietary needs (coeliec, vegetarian, nut allergy, dairy free ect), and we will happily oblige.


text:
Pleasure or Pain (2013)
posted by admin, March 18, 2014 @ 6:15 am
Movie: Pleasure or Pain
- Director: Zalman King
- Stars: Malena Morgan, Christos Vasilopoulos, Kayla Jane, Elle Alexander, Daniel Sobieray, Hayden Hawkens, Aubrey Addams, I. Elijah Baughman, Bryce Bonn, Jason Brye, Daryl Cook II, Carina Crash, Stephanie Danielson, Ela Darling, John Dawson
- Release Date: September 05, 2013
- Run Time:
- Genre: Drama, Thriller
A wealthy real estate developer takes a young woman from an everyday mundane life and shows her a world of decadence and debauchery that pushes her sexual limits to the brink.
This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 18th, 2014 at 6:15 am and is filed under Older Releases. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.


text:
20 years old, beatlemaniac, gamer, potterhead, I don't know what more I am, but I'm sure that I'm a person that loves what does and loves all the people around him. Sometimes, I'm only wandering how to make this world bettter, no one knows when you can came up with an awesome idea to change a tear for a smile. Open to ask anything, thanks for comming!!!
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor


text:
Updated: 9/16/2010 9:00 AM ET|
The joys of a $5,000 used car
If you're not hung up on that new-car smell, you should be able to find a reasonably priced auto that, given proper maintenance, will be on the road for years to come.
Related topics: savings, cars, used cars, cheap cars, car shopping
It used to be that a car was toast at 100,000 miles. Worthless.
"Used up," agrees Phil Reed, a senior consumer-advice editor at Edmunds.com.
Today, that's a costly misperception. "For a lot of buyers, their frame of reference is out of date," Reed says. "Now you can easily go 200,000 miles with regular maintenance."
Heck, why not aim for 250,000? Or more? That dissonance between what many people believe and how well most late-model cars are built has produced a tantalizing buying opportunity: the $5,000 used car that you can drive virtually indefinitely.
It won't have that new-car smell, your retinas won't be scorched by its shine, and the neighbors won't be jealous. But the compensating virtues are overwhelming.
"A conservatively driven and well-maintained $5,000 car should last 10 years," says Steven Lang, who owns two used-car lots and half an auto auction, and writes frequently on used cars at The Truth About Cars. "Cars are engineered today so that you'll get tired of them long before they tire out on you."
You could save a bundle, learn a lot about cars and maybe even improve your social standing.
Do you want a new car -- or $239,505?
According to CNW Market Research, the average new car in the United States sells for $30,266 and is financed for 58 months with a monthly payment of $411. After a house, that's the largest purchase most people will ever make. In the new-car world, however, $5,000 isn't much more than a so-so down payment on a Honda Civic or even a Ford Focus.
Imagine, however, that you took the $411 average new-car payment and socked it away in a savings account paying a lousy 3% interest. Discounting taxes, you'd wind up with more than $26,570 in cash at the end of five years -- less than the term of many car loans. If you kept that up for 15 years, you'd have $93,286 in the bank, including earned interest of $19,306. After 30 years, you'd have $239,505, including $91,545 in interest -- and that'd be enough to buy a new Ferrari.
But you'd be better off buying another $5,000 car, because saving money on the purchase is just one of its joys:
- You'd save on sales tax. In most states, the department of motor vehicles collects sales tax on any vehicle purchase. In Washington state, the sales tax on a $30,000 car is more than $2,400. Sales tax on $5,000 is $400. "I don't recommend this," Reed says, "but people say they paid even less, and the DMV never checks." Let your conscience, clergy and criminal defense attorney be your guide.
- You'd save on registration. It's virtually always cheaper to register an older car than it is a new one, and often by hundreds of dollars.
- You'd save on insurance. Finance companies and banks require that you carry comprehensive insurance on any vehicle on which they hold a note. The cheapest 2010 car to insure, the Mazda Tribute, would cost a 40-year-old nearly $1,100 a year to insure, on average. All you must carry on a fully paid-for $5,000 car is the state-mandated minimum liability coverage. That could save you $500 a year or more, usually much more. MSN Money columnist Liz Pulliam Weston recommends dropping collision and comprehensive insurance when the premiums, plus your deductible, total more than 10% of the value of your car.
- You wouldn't sweat the scratches. Every $5,000 car comes with pre-installed wear and tear at no extra cost. If someone dings it, so what? It's just one more divot in the finish, adding character that reflects favorably on you (see the next point). Go ahead, park it outside . . . during a snowstorm.
- You'd bolster your self-image. Stop trying to impress people with sheet metal and adopt an image of easygoing self-assurance. The right $5,000 car doesn't tell the world you've arrived but that you've determined that what "the world" thinks doesn't matter.
Do you have the right stuff?
Of course, living the $5,000-car lifestyle isn't for everyone. If you're a mechanical wizard with a garage full of Snap-on tools, then $5,000 may be too much to spend. If you're uncomfortable speaking with a mechanic, then maybe something with a warranty is the peace of mind you need.
And $5,000 is still, well, $5,000.
Many banks won't finance a car that's not sold through a manufacturer-affiliated dealer or secure a loan with a used car that's past a certain age or mileage. If you can't save up the necessary cash, your alternative for purchasing a $5,000 car may be an unsecured personal loan, and the interest rate on those can be high.
And if you can't save up the $5,000 to buy the car, having the cash on hand to do the proper repairs and maintenance could be a chore.
The right $5,000 car owner has some cash, has been around the automotive block and has the tools to gracefully shepherd his or her purchase. You should:
- Know a good mechanic. A trustworthy independent mechanic will make ownership of an older vehicle much easier.
- Understand the basics of how cars work and be conversant in some of the intricacies in order to make good service and repair choices. (Here's a head start.)
- Be diligent. Once you've found a meticulously maintained used car, it's bound to thrive if you continue that maintenance. If you're a maintenance procrastinator, consider using public transportation. Some buses are clean.
With that in mind, here are a few simple strategies for finding an excellent $5,000 used car.
Smart doesn't have to mean boring
Most important is to scale back your expectations. Buy a $5,000 Porsche and you will wind up commuting by bus. A cheap, old, high-mileage BMW 7-Series, Jaguar XJ or Mercedes S-Class may be tempting, but those cars are complex beasts overstuffed with a lot of things that can go wrong. And when it comes time to fix them, parts and mechanic labor rates are often higher than those for less loftily pedigreed machines. Ordinary cars may not be as exciting, but they're cheaper to fix.
And while conventional wisdom is that the smart used-car shoppers start off looking at the nicest Toyotas or Hondas they can afford, by doing so you overlook the biggest bang for your buck. Cars like the easily overlooked 1998-2002 Mazda 626 come to mind.
"No one even thinks about the 626," Reed says. "And it's a great car. It's well-built, fun to drive and generally cheaper than a comparable Accord or Camry."
"I like the Mazda Miata," says MSN Autos editor-producer Perry Stern. "There are a good number of mid- to late-'90s models available around that price. They're reliable, fun and super-fuel-efficient."
Of course, they're also not that great at hauling kids or plywood, but for the right person, the Miata has always been a solid choice.
There has rarely been a more boring car built than the 2000 to 2007 Ford Taurus. But hundreds of thousands were sold as rentals, and now relatively low-mileage 2001, 2002 and 2003 models are available below the $5,000 price point. Just about the same can be said for the similar 2000 to 2005 Chevrolet Impala.
"You can't assume every Honda and Toyota will last forever," adds Stern, "and you can't assume every Ford and Chevy will instantly fall apart."
Car dealer Lang makes his living finding the hidden value in older cars, but there are some even he won't touch. "Any Dodge Intrepid with the 2.7-liter, V-6 engine will be a piece of garbage," he says. "I sold one that had been owned by the Salvation Army, gently driven and perfectly maintained. Within three months of selling it, the engine blew up."
Copyright © 2014 Microsoft. All rights reserved.
Fundamental company data and historical chart data provided by Morningstar Inc. Real-time index quotes and delayed quotes supplied by Morningstar Inc. Quotes delayed by up to 15 minutes, except where indicated otherwise. Fund summary, fund performance and dividend data provided by Morningstar Inc. Analyst recommendations provided by Zacks Investment Research. StockScouter data provided by Verus Analytics. IPO data provided by Hoover's Inc. Index membership data provided by Morningstar Inc.
- Video: Easy DIY smoked meats at home
A charcuterie master shares his process for cold-smoking meat at home.
- Jetpacks about to go mainstream
- Weird things covered by home insurance
- Bing: 70 percent of adults report 'digital eye strain'


text:
Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Son Of Our Saviours
Chapter Three3 Reviews
The concerts over, so after party time!
Bang! The fireworks go off! And the crowd goes wild. Seth put the mike down, and then I went over to him and whispered,
"Way's here."
"WHAT!" He yelled.
He looked around, but everyone was leaving.
"This was our last concert too." Mikey said sadly.
Oh well, better luck next time. We left and went home in the bassist's (Leroy) truck.
But not to sleep.
"LETS PLAY SPIN THE BOTTLE!" Seth yelled.
We all laughed.
"We don't have a bottle Sethie!" I laughed.
Seth drained his beer.
"We do now!"
We all started laughing.
You see, after a concert, or concerts in this case, we like to have a party, open door party.
"OH MY GOD!" Some girls yelled.
I heard the screaming of our fans, just like they did when we came on stage.
We turned to the door. And we saw Gerard Way standing there, sunglasses on his eyes.
"Where is Seth Klause?" Gerard Way asked.
My jaw dropped. He knows Klause's name?
Seth ran over to him and fell to his knees.
"You...are god!" He exclaimed.
Gerard looked astounded. He then smiled
"Get up, my son." Gerard laughed holding a hand out to him.
"My son? What so you mean?"
Gerard's smile faded. He pulled him up. He explained,
"Seth, I didn't know you existed until your mother came to me a week ago. I didn't believe her, but she and her two friends dragged me to the doctors. Our DNA matched. Seth, I am your biological father."
Seth looked amazed.
"Seth, I am your father!" Gerard repeated.
That's when he passed out.
(This was a shorter chapter, sorry)


text:
New leaked images of Nexus 5 and Kitkat 4.4 show payments built in and more
On to the interesting stuff, the most exciting new features we find in settings in Android 4.4 is called "Tap & Pay" and allegedly should allow paying for stuff via NFC. It's not clear whether it'd indeed be in the final version of Android, but it's obvious that Google is working on implementing this in the near future.
Once again, we see the new location options. You can select how your phone tracks your location selecting between three modes, one that is most accurate and consumes the most battery, and another one that saves battery.
As to the actual Nexus 5 device, the source who held it describes it as 'very light, which is usually something "bigger" also weighs more, but this Nexus not, and is slightly higher than the Nexus 4. The design is identical to the leak and specifications are confirmed. The rear part is rubber type."
Right below are the details about the software build and kernel:
- build KRS92B
- Kernel 3.4.0
Nothing exactly shocking, but once again, we get to see what the upcoming Android 4.4 will look like. We've been hearing about official release happening on October 15th, in just a few days, but nothing is official just yet, so stay tuned.
New leaked images of Nexus 5 and Kitkat 4.4 show payments built in and more
Popular galleries
Sony Xperia Z3 Compact battery life test results: the new champ welcomes us to the era of 'two-day' battery life
New leaked images of Nexus 5 and Kitkat 4.4 show payments built in and more
source: TuttoAndroid (translated)
Share:Facebook Twitter Google plus
New leaked images of Nexus 5 and Kitkat 4.4 show payments built in and 11 Oct
14 Comments
1. DefinitiveKid (Posts: 115; Member since: 15 May 2013)
Bring it !!
2. D.Aceveda (Posts: 360; Member since: 30 Jun 2012)
Just announce the damn phone already, Google
3. Miracles (Posts: 498; Member since: 31 Aug 2013)
Simplicity at its very best! Go Google. :D
4. Reality_Check (Posts: 269; Member since: 15 Aug 2013)
A better design than the N4 :)
5. LiquidGalaxy (Posts: 187; Member since: 03 Jul 2013)
This over any Samsung, LG, Motorola, Sony etc. etc.
6. shahrooz (Posts: 145; Member since: 17 Sep 2013)
I'm throwing money at the screen but I'm not getting my N5 :|
11. Darth_Muffin (Posts: 18; Member since: 06 Oct 2013)
Use the force luke....
7. Arsen (Posts: 30; Member since: 07 Aug 2013)
I skip htc one and s4 just for this! damn i wish the batterry is like the G2!
8. nicknowsky (Posts: 13; Member since: 30 Sep 2013)
I want my nexus 5.....(I want my MTV)
9. nicknowsky (Posts: 13; Member since: 30 Sep 2013)
Got a new n4 I gotta sell still extra one
10. Mube007 (Posts: 95; Member since: 24 Sep 2013)
Waiting for galaxy s5 still using galaxy s2
12. rabidhunter (Posts: 90; Member since: 05 Jul 2013)
So, it has tap and pay built in. I wonder if this is going to be part of the KitKat update or just the Nexus 5. That's going to be interesting to see how that works out with carriers, as AT&T, T-Mo and Verizon like to block tap and pay via Google Wallet in favor of the severly lacking Isis.
13. Danishs (Posts: 147; Member since: 23 May 2013)
I skipped the HTC one and s4 for the note 3 and I'm loving it yo
14. AfterShock (Posts: 2803; Member since: 02 Nov 2012)
I skipped s4, note 2, 3 aswell and One for a N4 until the N4 or N5(13) arrives.
My current N4 will be my back up phone.
I'm done with skins and carrier trash.


text:
LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- A disguise didn't keep an accused robber from being arrested.
In May, police say 20-year-old Matthew Epperson was wearing a black wig while crouching down by a car in the Mall Saint Matthews parking lot watching a woman load her car up. Police say she tried to hold onto her purse as he jumped up to grab it, then threatened her with a knife.
A witness starting yelling, and police say Epperson fled without the purse. The witness wrote down a license plate number, and police later found a backpack containing a black wig and Epperson's ID in the mall.
He's charged with robbery.
Copyright 2012 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
624 W. Muhammad Ali BlvdLouisville, KY 40203


text:
Best collards recipe, hands down. I usually add a little more vinegar and maybe a smidge of extra sugar than the recipe calls for... Additionally I Julianne a knob of ginger. I don't eat collards any other way anymore.
Sautéed Greens
Photo: Jim Franco; Styling: Simon Andrews
Yield: Makes 4 to 6 servings
More From Southern Living
Recipe Time
Prep Time:
Total: 26 Minutes
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh ginger
- 1 serrano pepper, split*
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 (1-lb.) package fresh collard greens, washed, trimmed, and coarsely chopped
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1. Sauté onion and next 3 ingredients in hot oil in a large skillet or wok 1 minute. Stir in salt and pepper. Add greens; sauté 2 minutes. Add sugar and vinegar; cover and cook 3 minutes or until wilted. Remove and discard serrano pepper before serving.
- *1/2 jalapeño pepper, split, may be substituted.
- Try This Twist! Sautéed Greens With Pork: Stir in 1/2 lb. chopped smoked pork with greens.
My Notes
Only you will be able to view, print, and edit this note.Add Note
Sautéed Greens Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Side Dishes/Vegetables
- CONVENIENCE: Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: Southern
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Wok/Stir-Fry
- OCCASION: Autumn, Winter
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
More Recipes Like This
Sautéed Greens with Olive Oil-Fried EggsSouthern Living
Sautéed Greens, Smoked Turkey, and Provolone PaniniCooking Light
Find out what we've got cooking...
Get our Free Weekly Specials Newsletter filled with our favorite recipes, seasonal menus, and special features.
We Respect Your Privacy. Privacy Policy


text:
- Neighborhood: Center City West
- 1516 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA
- Phone: 215-569-9525
- Website | Twitter
- Cuisine: Gastropub
- Price: $$
- Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Joe Sixpack makes a good point in his Daily News column today. Though the Great American Beer Festival is in October, the beers that are judged are due into Denver this weekend. That means local breweries that are submitting beers for judging are putting those beers on tap in Philadelphia this weekend. And Joe Sixpack being Joe Sixpack, he has where you should be heading.
Raise a glass to summer's final days with local brewers' championship beers and these beer events [Philadelphia Daily News]
Shameless self-promotion alert: I'm about to preview my own event. But I assure you, blurred lines of journalism aside, it's worth writing about.
Tomorrow, beer-loving women across the planet will get together at breweries and homebrew shops to participate in the world's first collaborative brew day for ladies. In honor of International Women's Day, brewsters (as brewers of the fairer sex are called) and their friends will spend the day brewing their take on the same recipe – a 4% ABV session beer named Unite Pale Ale.
Here in Philly, Beer for Babes, my New Jersey-based craft beer appreciation group for women, is hosting a brew that's open to all women from 1-3 pm at Nodding Head. Meredith Rebar, who runs Home Brewed Events, is donating her time to lead the brew and instruct the newbies, while Nancy Rigberg, owner of Home Sweet Homebrew, is donating supplies. Proceeds will go to fund scholarships for female brewers, and participants get to pick up a 22—ounce bottle when it's finished.
Some brewsters in England dreamed up the idea, which is being organized by the Pink Boots Society, the only global organization for women in the beer industry. So far, 60 breweries in the continental U.S., Alaska, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Israel are signed up to take part.
For those who'd like to join in at Nodding Head, tickets can be bought here for $10.
Just about all the local brewers are in Denver this weekend for the Great American Beer Festival, hoping to bringing home some GABF medals. But as Nodding Head's Curt Decker points out, the brewery didn't brew those beer for judges or the people of Colorado, they brewed them for us. So on Saturday at 3 p.m., Nodding Head will be pouring the beers at their brew pub that they submitted for judging.


text:
On Thursday, Beyonce kicked off her pre-Super Bowl press conference with a polite request: "Would you guys mind standing?" But at the start of her Super Bowl XLVII halftime performance on Sunday (February 3), she cued fireworks and flames. Her Destiny's Child co-conspirators Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams teleported to the stage like Power Rangers being called to action, only to be shooed away toward the end of "Single Ladies." Beyonce strutted and swung her hips and cast out one smoldering gaze after another through a string of greatest hits — "Crazy in Love," "End of Time," "Halo" — and re-established that yes, she was born to do this sort of thing.
How did Beyonce's halftime show measure up? Let us know in the comments, or by hitting us up on Facebook and Twitter.
You might also like


text:
Having a proper table saw is something which everyone wants as it is a very costly investment of theirs. The importance of this is what the sellers also know and thus tend to sell a product with the highest quality in their shop. The main desire for a person buying a costly device is that it should be long lasting in nature. With durable goods, this is clear to the sellers also as they know what the consumer desires from their product.
Types of table saws
There are basically four major types of table saws each with different advantage. The best table saw reviews has only put them on the top of the charts. Let's take a look at them. The first is a portable table saw, the advantage of using it is its portability as it can be moved to any location one desires to send it to. They are models of 120 volt power because there is uncertainty in the availability of their power source. The second is contractor's table saw. Its large size is its biggest advantage as it can accommodate larger pieces of wood such as ply sheets. The disadvantage is that they are not very portable in nature and to move them usually more than one person is needed. The third one is hybrid table saw which is easier to move than a contractor's saw. The model is of common garage type and basement workshop. The fourth one is cabinet saw. It has the property of being the most accurate amongst all the available ones, but it is not by any means a portable model. Continue reading →


text:
4,625 results
SORT BY Relevancy
Sports Injuries - Complete the Healing of Past Injuries and Surgeries
in Sports
Did you know that past injuries and surgeries never completely heal on the cellular level?
That's why you find it difficult as an athlete to return to your pre-injury level of performance even years after an injury or surgery. You're aware your body is holding back and you try to mentally override that and you can't.
Stop the cycle of sports injuries by completing the healing of past injuries and surgeries.
Stacey has developed a breakthrough Injury and Surgery Recovery Program that she's used with hundreds of professional and amateur athletes (as well as non-athletes) to help them stop the cycle of sports injuries and return to their pre-injury level of performance.
Join your host, Stacey Vornbrock, the Sports Performance Pioneer, to learn what's holding your body back and how you can play "all out" again safely and stop the cycle of injuries.
Stacey Vornbrock, M.S. is pioneering the use of EFT with professional and amateur athletes to release mental, emotional, physical, and mechanical blocks on the cellular level. She is recognized as a leading expert in the use of EFT with sports performance and is the author of nine Breakthrough Performance Sports Manuals.
Sports Injuries - Rapidly Heal Current Injuries and Surgeries
in Sports
Injuries have such a major impact on your performance and your destiny as an athlete.
If you would like to speed up the healing of current injuries and surgeries, and get better results from complimentary therapies at a deeper level, then you won't want to miss this show.
Stacey will explain exactly what happens when you're injured (or have surgery) on the cellular level and what slows down the healing process. She'll also explain how to shorten the duration of injuries and recover much faster from surgery.
Stacey has developed a breakthrough Injury and Surgery Recovery Program that she's used with hundreds of professional and amateur athletes (as well as non-athletes) to help them reduce their healing times significantly.
Join your host, Stacey Vornbrock, the Sports Performance Pioneer, to learn how you can get back in the game faster than ever after any current injury or surgery.
Stacey Vornbrock, M.S. is pioneering the use of EFT with professional and amateur athletes to release mental, emotional, physical, and mechanical blocks on the cellular level. She is recognized as a leading expert in the use of EFT with sports performance and is the author of nine Breakthrough Performance Sports Manuals.
Leigh Steinberg: Injuries Plaguing Sports
in Sports
Pro athletes remain in denial to the reality of their own injuries and the long term effects towards their overall health.
Leigh Steinberg, one of the most influential persons in pro sports, has become increasingly vocal regarding the injury of players today. During his 30-year career, Steinberg has represented over 150 athletes in football, baseball, basketball, boxing and Olympic sports.
It's no surprise that athletes are hurting themselves in a professional sport system that appears to turn a blind eye for the sake of big money.
Teams are reluctant to keep their star players out of play for a length of time as this may hamper a playoff run, standings in the league or financial gain.
Some people have forecasted the eventual death of football if the lawsuits, concussions and life altering injuries do not cease. The game itself is not likely to change but in order to save the athletes it has been suggested, by many league officials, that Neurologists have a place on the sidelines of every game for players of all ages.
Leigh Steinberg joins us LIVE at BEYONDtheCheers on blogtalkradio on Wednesday, July 16th at 7PM EST. Friday at NOON is our repeat broadcast on AMFM247.
Avoiding Baseball Injuries
in Health
May 8, 2014: Baseball may seem like a game with lots of standing around, but between those moments of calm it includes athletes moving with great speed and force — throwing, swinging, fielding, and running the bases.
In today's episode, physical therapist Sue Falsone, who served as the head trainer and physical therapist for the Los Angeles Dodgers during the 2012 and 2013 seasons, provides a glimpse of how baseball players cope with the rigors of the game at the professional level. She also speculates on whether the early single-sport specialization of many youth athletes could be contributing to the recent rash of severe elbow injuries in Major League Baseball.
Subscribe to Move Forward Radio podcasts on iTunes.
To learn more about physical therapy, visit MoveForwardPT.com.
Treating Sports Injuries with Stem Cells
in Health
Sport related injuries are common with pro-athletes and even college and high school athletes. Although some injuries can be abrupt, many injuries develop over an extended period of time when an athlete is constantly exerting stress on their muscles. To combat these long term injuries, researchers have suggested the use of Stem Cell Treatment to cure these common injuries. Although the use of Stem Cell Treatment has been controversial and many doctors debate its effectiveness, studies reveal that that there is potential to repair injuries with the use of cell-based therapy.
On this week's episode we are talking with Dr. Andrew Blecher to discuss regenerative treatments including stem cell treatment. Dr. Blecher received his education from William College in Massachusetts where he was an NCAA- All-American in Track & Field. After graduating from Medical School at Tufts University and completing his residency, Dr. Blecher joined the world renowned Cleveland Clinic Foundation located in Ohio, allowing for more opportunity to work with high profile athletes.
Due to Dr. Blecher's notable contribution and success in the field of sports medicine, he currently serves as a physician for teams of Los Angeles Valley College, College of the Canyons, and Notre Dame High School. He is also the medical consultant for ESPN as well as the treating physician for the Summer X-Games, the WTA LA Women's Tennis Championships, and USTA Men's Tennis Farmer's Classic.
Plant Medicine for Environmental Injuries & Post-Disaster
in Education
Plant Medicine for Environmental Injuries & Post-Disaster!
The Human Path
on American Preppers Radio!
9:00pm/Est 8:00pm/Ct 7:00pm/Mt 6:00pm/Pt
Listen and Chat go to: http://prepperbroadcasting.com/listen-chat/
This week, I would like to turn my attention to far more common illnesses and injuries that we would encounter in a post-disaster or remote environment in the USA. These are also illnesses and injuries that we are faced with every day of the week if we are outdoors, hike, camp or even drive on vacation. They are also injuries and illnesses that are far more likely to occur during a bugout or bugin situation during a time when there may not be any power, limited food, limited water and most of all: Limited health care.
Read More HERE!
Visit The Human Path Here!
Tags: The Human Path, Prepper Broadcasting, Plant Medicine, Skills
Preventing ACL Injuries in Youth Athletes
in Health
May 22, 2014: Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are becoming increasingly common among youth athletes and can lead to arthritis of the knee later in life. But a recent clinical report in Pediatrics, the official journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, notes that the risk for ACL injuries can be significantly reduced with a simple neuromuscular training program.
In this episode, Julie Eibensteiner, PT, DPT, CSCS, who has worked with numerous college and elite soccer players both as a physical therapist and as a coach, discusses ACL injuries and gives advice to parents about ways to reduce the risk of these knee injuries for their children.
Read more about ACL tears and tips on preventing knee injuries at MoveForwardPT.com.
Subscribe to Move Forward Radio podcasts on iTunes.
Sports Injuries: Prevention, Treatment and Recovery
in Sports
We will discuss the prevention, treatment, and recovery of sports injuries. Most importantly concussions in youth and amateur sports. A revolutionary new product that can detect concussions as they happen and attaches to the back of helmets will be discussed.
Beyond the Airwaves Episode 68 -- The FREAKIEST Sports Injuries EVER!
This is Beyond the Airwaves: The Infinity Project, where we go beyond the mainstream media and tackle issues that don't seem so important to the major networks.
In the wake of Paul George's freak injury while playing an exhibition game for Team USA last week, we'll highlight the 40 freakiest sports injuries of all time. Some of them are serious, and others are seriously stupid. We'll cover other topics as time permits as well.
Ikari Chaos-San is the founder and creator. Shirley is truly the Oddball Extreme. Janet is our resident Arizona Magician. Tim is the Tokusatsu Master. Plastic Kaiju is our resident Nestene Consciousness based Godzilla. Heather is Queen Kitty Serenity. MikeBoyens is our video game wizard. We'll also have appearances by our friends from the MAD HOUSE, so come and listen in!
Visit our official website at http://beyondtheairwaves.weebly.com and don't forget to join in the conversation on the forums located on our official website. We want you guys and gals, the fans, to tell us what's on your mind and what you feel is important to cover, so let us know what you want to hear.
**All sound effects are protected under fair use provisions and are NOT intended to create any copyright infringement.**
Avoiding Skiing and Snowboarding Injuries
in Health
February 6, 2014: Over the next few weeks, the world will turn their attention to the elite athletes from around the world at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. We will witness them accomplish unimaginative feats, and we will also marvel at their ability to do so. But for all the ways that Olympic athletes are beyond imagination, in at least one way they are very much like the rest of us: they fall down.
In this episode of Move Forward Radio, physical therapist Amber Donaldson, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS, of the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, will discuss the vigorous training of Olympic athletes, and provide tips on how to best avoid injuries while skiing and snowboarding.
Subscribe to Move Forward Radio podcasts on iTunes.
To learn more about physical therapy, visit MoveForwardPT.com.
How to prevent and heal running injuries
in Self Help
My guest is Dr. keith Jeffers who is an exercise physiologist a chiropractor, and a track coach in San Diego. He also is an elite marathoner ran the Boston marathon in 2:38, has won two national master chanpionship as part of the San Diego track club and he lectures globally on sports injuries.
We will dicuss the common injuries runners incounter and how to heal and prevent them.
SNF Steelers beat Panthers 37-19, NFL WK 3 Injuries & MLB Playoff Races
in Sports
Rae & Tay will begin with the latest in the sports world. Are the Eagles the best team in the NFL? Joey Logano wins in NASCAR, MLB wild card races Pirates & Giants in the NL & in the AL Royals & A's. Then we will discuss College Football FSU wins without Winston, Miss St upsets LSU & Indiana beats Mizz. Next our segment "Champs & Chumps" of the sports weekend. We will end with NFL week 3 games from Super Bowl rematch as Seahawks win again, Steelers win big on SNF over Panthers, Cardinals beat 49ers, Bengals 3-0 & plenty of injuries plus fantasy heros. Join us 6PM ET Call us 718-664-9098 @RaeAndTayToday www.raeandtaytoday.com
- ...
Today's Best Podcasts
Join Host Live Chats
- The Jacob Kohinoor Show (17 chatters)
- Brian Treybig (8 chatters)
- World Wide Resistance Radio (6 chatters)
- Barbara DeLong (5 chatters)
- Dr Auset (4 chatters)
- UCC Show (4 chatters)
- Brain Injury Radio (3 chatters)
- Da 420 SHOW (3 chatters)
- Big C Radio (1 chatters)
- GreenStar Radio (1 chatters)
- ROAD2STARDOM RADIO (1 chatters)
- teamgrindhard (1 chatters)


text:
- Shopping Bag ( 0 items )
From the Publisher"This book is a rare find! It speaks directly to university faculty—on their level and with their particular needs in mind—as they grapple with the ways that the digital revolution is transforming their research and teaching."
—Lisa M. Given, associate professor, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alberta


text:
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
While I can see why I got the downvoting, I feel I didn't explain myself well. This is not delighting in the fact that she's suffering, it's not "Alliance-Rawr/Horde-Bleh."
I pity her. She's terrified, but instead of seeking redemption, she's condemning other people, she's using the Forsaken AGAIN, this time as a shield between her and the void, instead of an arrow aimed at Arthas.
I disagree that this is what awaits all forsaken and Death Knights. We don't KNOW what awaits them. The only two undead who's "afterlife" we've seen glimpses of were Arthas and Sylvanas. And while Sylvanas is strong, cunning, and a more than worthy warrior, she uses people. She betrays alliances. She lies, and manipulates, and devices. She may not be evil, but she's quite dark.
What does she do as soon as her soul is pulled from that horrid darkness? Search for redemption? Work to improve the world? Ah. No, she chooses to kill and corrupt. There is a new Lich King, and yet SHE is the one spreading the effects of plague and undeath.
The effects of Fel magic and Necromancy are no reason. Look to the Broken. They may not be able to find the Light as easily as they once did, but they find another way. Crusader Bridenbrad did not forsake the Light, and was not forsaken, even though he was consumed by the plague.


text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat Recent questions tagged negate 1 vote 1 answer 488 views What moves does Gravity negate? asked Jul 5, 2011 by Ninja gravity moves negate To see more, click for the full list of questions or popular tags. Useful Meta Posts How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ


text:
Paul Wontorek interviews Idina Menzel on opening night of her Broadway musical, If/Then.
Paul Wontorek interviews Idina Menzel on opening night of her Broadway musical, If/Then.March 31, 2014
The long-running favorite celebrates several Broadway milestones.April 23, 2012
Which track on the new Pippin album is the best make-out song? Broadway.com got the scoop from Matthew James Thomas, Patina Miller and the stars of the Tony-winning revival at their album signing.July 11, 2013
Legendary singer Diana Ross joined music mogul Berry Gordy for Motown: The Musical's opening night and shared her reaction to seeing her real-life story play out on the Broadway stage—and in Gordy's script!April 15, 2013
Broadway.com headed to the Signature Center for some fun and games with Old Hats stars Bill Irwin and David Shiner! Catch their silly antics off-Broadway through June 9.May 24, 2013
After Midnight is bringing the jazz age to Broadway, starring Fantasia Barrino, Adriane Lenox and Dule Hill in a new tuner that celebrates the music of Duke Ellington. Step inside Harlem's famed Cotton Club with the cast in rehearsal!October 18, 2013
See stars Zach Braff, Marin Mazzie and more sing, dance and talk about about Woody Allen's new killer musical comedy Bullets Over Broadway, directed by Susan Stroman.February 13, 2014
Disney favorites from far and wide came out to celebrate the opening night of Aladdin at the New Amsterdam Theatre on March 20, 2014. See the stars in action on the (magic) red carpet!March 21, 2014
Get a taste of the new Tom Kitt-Brian Yorkey musical If/Then as star Idina Menzel and the cast take the stage at the Cutting Room for a special fan concert on February 13.February 14, 2014
Hear about the new bio-musical Beautiful from stars Jessie Mueller, Jake Epstein, Anika Larsen & Jarrod Spector and some of the real-life inspirations.November 21, 2013
Maggie Grace, Sebastian Stan, Ellen Burstyn, Mare Winningham and more star in the Roundabout Theatre Company revival of William Inge's Picnic. Find out what the cast had to say about the steamy show on opening night!January 14, 2013
The cast of the brand new Broadway musical A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder met the press and performed two numbers from the sly, stylish musical comedy. Find out what they had to say about their Downton Abbey-meets-Dickens show!October 7, 2013


text:
Was £14.00 - £15.00
Now £7.00 - £7.50
Now £4.20 - £4.50
Up to 70% Off
Save up to £10.50
Standard Delivery
Click & Collect
International Delivery
Designer babies navy velour sleepsuit
Item No.2210101279
This designer babies sleepsuit from Junior J by Jasper Conran cones in navy velour with a fine striped design. It has easy to use popper fastenings and two front pockets.
Deliveries are between 8am - 6pm, Mon - Sat.
FREE if you pay with your Debenhams card
FREE delivery on all orders over £30 (normally £3.99)
Deliver to store for collection ( 160 participating stores ) FREE
International Delivery £7.00 to £15.00
Debenhams is happy to exchange or refund your purchase within 28 days providing the goods are in a fully resaleable condition (including tags) and not within the exclusion policy*. This policy does not affect your statutory rights. You can return unwanted items either by visiting your local store (the fastest way to get a refund), by arranging a courier collection or returning by post. Exclusions apply to selected products. For instructions on how to return products and information on Debenhams refund policy visit the returns and refunds section of the website.


text:
I am glad you are going home. I hope the swelling goes away very soon.
Printable View
I am glad you are going home. I hope the swelling goes away very soon.
So this means its something that will heal and she will make a full recovery?
It looks like you are excited, and they are sending her home, so I'm assuming that's the case! I really hope it is!!
Wow, what an ordeal!! I have never heard of that! Sooooo glad you're home and she's going to be okay :hooray:...what a *huge* relief I'm sure (((HUGS)))!!!!
How is she doing now? Praying for a quick and full recovery :hugs:!!!
I'm praying you all get some rest, and that whatever caused the swelling never ever returns! :hugs:
more info:
the swelling is more than likely caused by having viruses in close timing. It can take 1-3 months for her to regain normal coordination and walking. today is day 14! Physical therapy may be needed to help her regain muscle strength once she has more progression. there is no treatment plan for now. She will be monitored by her PCP and have a follow-up with Neuro Peds in LA in one month.
she was trying to crawl around today to get to things she wanted. She does a pretty good job but it looks weird (not because of her age, I mean it physically looks weird) and she falls over quiet a bit. I'm just glad she is trying to keep some independence. Tristan is doing very well with her also. He brings all the toys to her so its all within arms reach and we never even asked him to do it. His own instinct kicked in I guess. I have a few videos of Brooke standing on her own and feeding herself that I will try to post so that other moms can see and become familiar with this syndrome/diagnosis. Its so weird to say this but I'm really glad my daughters brain swollen and its nothing else. when we started hearing things like head trauma (bleeding) and mass it was pretty nerve wracking.
I can imagine it was terrifying thinking of all the things it could be! I'm so glad that she is expected to recover fully. I hope there are no more bumps in the road. You deserve a whole bunch of rest! Thanks so much for continuing to update us. Been thinking about you.
I'm so glad that you got a definite diagnosis, and that Brooke will make a full recovery. How absolutely terrifying. :hugs: Continuing to think of you and your family. I hope things settle down for you...so glad you're home!
It must be a huge relief to know that she will be okay. Thank you for keeping us informed.
Phew. Sounds like the best scenario under the circumstances. Glad everything is fine adn she will be back no normal comparatively soon
I'm so glad she is expected to recover completely. For something that looks and sounds so frightening, it is amazing that it can be so temporary. Thanks so much for keeping us in the loop. I know I have been worried about her--I can only imagine how you must have been feeling.
I'm so happy to hear this - I have been checking back periodically because I have been so anxious for you.
So happy to hear that she'll be ok! How awful that must be to see her struggle though. :hugs:
That sounds scary but I am happy it is explained and there was a reason for it. Hope you get some good sleep tonight!
I'm so glad to hear you have answers finally and she's home! Lots of prayers! :hugs:
glad you got it all figured out. Hopefully it will all pass quickly with no further intervention
:hugs: Sounds so nerve wracking I am glad she is excepted to make a full recovery. I am praying for your family.
:hugs: glad you got answers and that she will be fine
I feel relieved that you have a diagnosis and she is on the mend. Continuing to send good thoughts your way!
Just wanted to send more positive thoughts your way. Praying that she is recovering and getting better. :hugs:
Still thinking of you. Hope she is starting to feel better.
I'm glad you got the answers and can now stay home and have her recover in a familiar setting. It is good she is still young and won't remember all of that! huge hugs
I know it has been a while but I have been thinking about your sweet girl. I hope she has fully recovered by now.
Same here...hoping she is 100% :cheer:!!!
So this may seem like a very weird time to update about Brooke but I realize that I never completed her story.
After her condition worsened the first week of May, vomiting, no urination or bowel, and lost all ability in her lower half of her body she was re-hospitalized. Via another MRI and spinal tap, We found out that it was not her brain but her spine that was being attacked by her own body (basically she had a cold and then a stomach flu in close timing and her body for some reason correlated her spine to a virus) after serious steroid treatments in the hospital and a tapered 3 week treatment at home she had no changes but we were hopeful. Brooke began to crawl again in June and walking in late July. Her "final" diagnosis is Polyneuropathy, but guillian-barre syndrome is also on her charts. She still has ongoing nerve damage, like shaking hands and over active sweat glands, clumsy walking, and other very small things, but she is happy and walking and progressing! No flu shots for her!
I am glad she has a DX and it is not too scary and she progressing. Thanks for the update
Editing...lol, got confused about the timeline of events and thought things had gotten worse again :).
I'm so glad she's improving and you have answers...but what a hard road and I'm sure not easy seeing the ongoing after-effects :hugs:
Praying for complete healing ♥
I was just thinking of you guys the other day and wondering how you were. Thanks so much for the update! I'm glad Brooke is walking and happy and on the mend. It must have been so awful and scary for you. I hope that she continues to improve and makes a full recovery - so that in a few years, you and your dh will ask each other, "Remember when she was so sick? That seems so long ago."
Thank you so much for posting an update. I have thought about your baby girl often and wondered how she was doing. I will continue to pray that she completely recovers. I can only imagine how hard this must have been on her and your whole family. :hugs:


text:
June 2013, TruckingInfo.com - Feature
By Jim Park
You get 30% less tread on some fuel-efficient tires, they cost 15% less up front and they run fewer miles to take-off, but does the money saved on fuel because of the lower rolling resistance make up for the shorter overall life?
Many fleets are struggling with that question today. The answer is often anything but clear.
Tags: Goodyear, Michelin, Continental Tires, Bridgestone, Tires, GITI
We offer e-newsletters that deliver targeted news and information for the entire fleet industry.
The expert, Mark Betner from Citgo will answer your questions Ask a question
Ultimate Test Drive Video: Kenworth T680 Advantage Part 2 - Overview
Ultimate Test Drive Video: Kenworth T680 Advantage
Sneak Peak Video: Western Star 5700XE
Video: What Happens When a Truck Picks up a Container?
Efficient Axle for All Peterbilt Heavy Duty Trucks
Eaton Adds DC to AC Inverter
Thermo King Solar Panel Keeps Refrigerated Trailers Running
Goodyear Adds Fuel-Efficient G505D LHD Tire


text:
Gelato Cakes & Pies
Cakes & Pies are available at both of our Kauai locations
A Papalani Gelato® cake or pie can turn any get-together into a celebration to remember!
Available in 7" and 9" sizes, our cakes and pies are made with two delicious gelato or sorbetto flavors of your choice (or choose from one of our standard options below). Our dairy-free, and allergen-free options don't skimp on the smooth, rich, creamy taste that Papalani™ is famous for—so everyone will have a reason to celebrate!
Our stores carry a selection of pre-made cakes and pies that are ready to carry out, but if you prefer a custom cake or pie which is decorated and made-to-order, please place your order at least 48 hours before pick-up.
Gelato Pies
- Papalani™ Pie Gelato - Gelato made with Espresso, Coconut, Macnuts, and Chocolate Hazelnut Cookie Sauce—topped with Whipped Cream and a Rich Fudge Sauce all nestled in a Dark Cookie Crumb Crust
- Chocolate Banana Pie - Layers of Chocolate and Banana Gelato with a Dark Cookie Crumb Crust
- Chocolate Coconut Pie - Layers of Chocolate and Coconut Gelato with a Dark Cookie Crumb Crust
Gelato Cakes
- Stracciatella Cake – Layers of Chocolate and Stracciatella Gelato set on a Brownie Base
- Kauaian Crunch Cake - Layer of Chocolate and our Kauaian Crunch Gelato set on a Brownie Base
- Kalaheo Cookie Cake - Layer of Chocolate and our Special Cookies Gelato set on a Brownie Base


text:
Super Bowl & Golf Outing raises scholarship money
The second annual Super Bowl party and golf tournament held at Houston-based Wing Aviation raised more than $13,000 for the Wing Aviation/PAMA Scholarship Fund. The annual program is dedicated to helping fund one year's tuition for a student attending Westwood College of Aviation Technology. More than 200 attended the party and 100 golfers participated in the golf tournament.
With the support of the Houston Chapter of the Professional Aviation Maintenance Association and Westwood College, Wing Aviation hosts the annual event to create awareness and raise funds for the scholarship program. "Education is fundamental in any industry, and we want to encourage people to pursue the best," said Brian Wing, president of the FBO/MRO. The scholarship recipient also receives an internship at Wing Aviation. Last year's winner, Brian Pitts, will finish his last year at Westwood College and his professional internship with Wing Aviation this year.
Please Register
In order to leave comments you will now need to be a registered user. This change in policy is to protect our site from an increased number of spam comments. Additionally, in the near future you will be able to better manage your AIN subscriptions via this registration system. If you already have an account, click here to log in. Otherwise, click here to register.


text:
I love this soup soooo much! So healthy and tasty! I have made it at least 5 times. The only change I made is that I now roast my red (or orange) peppers first. Also if I don't have pears on hand I've used apples. I use a blender too.
Red Pepper-and-Pear Soup
PGBridges Posted: 03/22/09
Diane617 Posted: 11/22/09
Everytime my husband and I have company for dinner, I make this soup. It is always a hit, even with picky eaters. Try this recipe and it will soon become a reliable staple in your household.
JulesCJ Posted: 08/15/10
Loved it...added 1 cup of greek yogurt (honey) at the end and re-simmered...at the top of my "favorite's" soup list now!
Daily Specials


text: We have gone to this resort for 30 years and we love it!! We stayed in the red cabins for years and now stay in the newer cabins below and they are very nice and accommodating, the cabins even have air conditioning for comfort. The beach is amazing too because it is very shallow for a long ways so good... More


text:
The good news is that you're up 16% this year even after January's ominous little hiccup. The bad news is that the last time old Andy Hall put together four good months in a row, he ended up losing money for the first time in 14 years. Oh yea, and he was up 18% through April that year. So, you know, keep your celebrating to a minimum. Read more »
Andrew Hall
Posted in:
Hedge Funds
Attention Astenbeck PeopleBy Jon Shazar
Posted in:
Hedge Funds
Ray Dalio > Louis Bacon > PTJ > Andy HallBy Jon Shazar
January's numbers are in and they are… not great. Especially for Andrew Hall of Phibro fame, who, if he is in fact God, is proving the almighty rather fallible. Read more »
The castle-dweller, who Citi got rid of last year after the public got its panties in a bunch over his $100 million bonus and Vikram found himself between a rock and a hard place (that place being the US government's steel-toed boot, just grazing his rectum), informed clients that the fund did everything right, just not right enough.
"Unfortunately, we did not dodge the onslaught," Mr. Hall, 59 years old, wrote in a June 1 letter to his investors. "We did reduce risk but not fast enough. We did hedge but not well enough. And we did re-enter some markets that we had exited, prematurely, as it turned out." His commodities fund posted a decline of more than 10% last month, its weakest month in the last two years, to put it down nearly 10% this year through May, which is behind similar hedge funds. Mr. Hall was bullish as shares of commodity producers and other energy investments declined.
Hundred-Million-Dollar-Hall Looking For New BillionsBy Jon Shazar
Castle Hallenstein: Home Sweet HomeCitigroup's former $100 million man has been freed from the tyranny of life as a serf under Czar Kenneth I. But if he wants to keep the nine-figure bonus checks rolling in under his new masters at Occidental Petroleum, he's gonna need some new patrons.
Now, Citi chose to sell Hall's business, Phibro, to Occidental for a few nickels rather than simply spin it off as an independent hedge fund. Still, Hall knows where the money is (a lot of it is hidden in the keep of his German castle) and he's asked the Blackstone Group to find it.
Citi's Solution To The Andrew Hall ProblemBy Bess Levin
Citi has taken a lot of shit for (potentially) paying commodities trader Andrew "C" Hall a hundred million dollar bonus and you know what? They're sick of it. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much Vikram and Co can do to stop the relentless rounds of "you suck," short of selling the whole damn thing. So, that's exactly what they're going to do. Just get rid of it. Nevermind that P-ro has been consistently profitable for 15 years. The bitching is too much to take. Moving forward, this will be the tactic Citi plans to take to solve all its problems. Got complaint about the bank? Air it in a public forum and it's gone. Don't care for Vikram? No problemo, he's done.
Citigroup is working on a sale of its controversial commodities unit in a move that could raise hundreds of millions of dollars and deflect political anger over a potential $100m pay-out for its star trader Andrew Hall.
People close to the situation said that, after debating options such as divesting part of the unit, called Phibro, opening it up to outside investors or spinning it off, Citi's executives favoured a complete divestment of the commodity trading division.


text:
UFC 113: Machida vs Shogun 2 Fight VideosCategory: MMA
This is the fight MMA fans have been waiting for.
Six months after their first encounter, Lyoto Machida and Shogun Rua will engage in the most anticipated rematch in UFC history due to their first fight marred by controversies.
This May 8, 2010 at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, that fight will happen.
In the co-main event, Kimbo Slice will also make his awaited second fight in the Octagon against co-TUF 10 contestant Matt Mitrione.
If for some reasons you happened to missed watching the UFC 113 live streaming online free on Justin TV or Sopcast or the UFC 113 replay or just simply want to relive the event, I have here the UFC 113 fight videos of the main cards.
The UFC 113 videos will be available after UFC 113 results have been determined.
Just follow the links below:
Lyoto Machida vs Mauricio Rua video
Josh Koscheck vs Paul Daley video
Kimbo Slice vs Matt Mitrione video
Please read my related posts:
- UFC 113: Machida vs Shogun 2 Replay UFC 113: Machida vs Shogun 2 featured the rematch between Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida and Mauricio "Shogun" Rua. They previously...
- UFC 113: Machida vs Shogun 2 Fight Card Results Mixed-martial arts fans have been asking these questions for more than six months and it will finally be answered at...
- UFC 113, Rematch Between The Dragon and Shogun More than six months after their first encounter at UFC 104, Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida will meet Mauricio "Shogun" Rua...
- UFC 113 | Shogun Knocks Out Machida! At the end of 5 rounds of their first encounter at UFC 104, when Mauricio "Shogun" Rua challenged Lyoto "The...
- Countdown to UFC 113 The most anticipated rematch in the Ultimate Fighting Championship history is scheduled this Saturday, May 8, 2010 at the Bell...
Tags: josh koscheck, kimbo slice, lyoto machida, matt mitrione, paul daley, shogun rua, UFC 113


text:
Posts by PC Paul
147 posts • joined 13 Aug 2007
Kenyan court case could sound death knell for mobile money
It would be a victory for the courts if they allowed the banks to clamp down on it BUT also introduced a mandatory banking service so they HAD to provide banking services to anyone and everyone at an equivalent cost to the mobile money that's there now.
How the FLAC do I tell MP3s from lossless audio?
If it's a digital clone then you're right, there should be no difference, the CD and CD-R should be identical.
But if it was a CD and it was ripped to a CD-R in the common way of converting it to MP3s and storing the files on the CD-R then they are very different.
We don't have enough information.
Oh God the RUBBER on my SHAFT has gone wrong and is STICKING to things
Talcum powder would be my first choice too. If you're feeling spendy then car trim restorer/protector like the armourall stuff can work well too.
If you think 3D printing is just firing blanks, just you wait
Re: Digital photography and inkjets...
Inkjets - SWMBO does a lot of craft stuff which involves printing stupid amounts of stuff - full page patterns as well as inidividual design elements.
I bought a reasonable Canon printer and a continuous ink system from EBay which feeds ink to it from a set of bottles through silicon tubing. Over the last two years I've had four sets of 5x100ml/colour ink bottles through it at about £35/set, and the only issues are that I occasionally had to re-prime it (it works using the syphon principle, no pumps or moving parts). Wear gloves and don't mess with it over a carpet you need.
If you print a lot (at least several times a week) then it's well worth giving it a go. 500ml of ink in individual cartridges would cost you several hundred pounds...
LOHAN in FIGHT to DEATH with brace of cantankerous canards
Has anyone ever heard of the KISS principle
It's nice to see all the gadgetry on show and the details of the engineering decisions, but it also feels like the KISS principle went out of the window a long time ago.
There are lots of things in this project that would make a substantial research task for an experienced hobbyist on their own.. I just hope it all works out in the end.
When is the end anyway? Is there a planned launch date?
SPB's mountaintop HQ menaced by WOLVES
Re: Have to change armaments
Wolf packs will require depth charges...
French teen fined for illegal drone flight
THIS is a racing quadcopter
There is a newish design of quad that is designed for extreme stunt flying and 3D racing - for instance a course marked out down the side of a cliff...
Unlike normal quads that use a variable speed motor per rotor and fixed pitch props, the Stingray 500 uses a single larger motor with belt drive to each corner (well proven in 4x4 racing buggies) and collective pitch on each rotor.
It gives it amazing manoeuvrability compared even to acrobatic quads. Want.
Powershell terminal sucks. Is there a better choice?
Re: come on, tell us what os so wrong with bash?
bash is fine.
But on Windows, bash via cygwin or whatever just doesn't have the power it has on Linux, because Windows just doesn't work that way. Linux command line admin is all commands taking strings joined together with loops and pipes, but for Windows you need commands taking OBJECTS held together with loops and pipes. That's what Powershell gives you.
And it was designed by Linux-y guys, so it will be more familiar to you than you think once you get into it.
A Powershell clone would be useless for Linux, for the same reason.
Use the right tool for the job.
LOHAN and the amazing technicolor spaceplane
Re: Bah!
Well at least with all that heavy paint and vinyl it won't flutter down like the first one did...
I wonder what it's glide ratio will be once the rocket cuts out and it gets back to a thicker atmosphere?
OK, we get the message, Microsoft: Windows Defender splats 1000s of WinXP, Server 2k3 PCs
Re: Well...if one doesn't USE Windows Defender...
As I understand it, Microsoft has made their AV definitions and fixes available for free to ALL other AV suppliers. So if any AV supplier can't beat the MSE results then it means they've basically done absolutely nothing.
SpaceX Falcon tests HOVERCRAFT tech – despite ISS outage
Re: Soft landing on the ocean
If it was me I'd be tempted to have a barge or flat-decked cargo ship in place at the expected landing area, then if the approach was going well tell it to land there - otherwise you could choose/be forced to miss and land it in the sea anyway.
Seawater and complex systems are a bad mixture, why dunk it if you can help it?
LOHAN preps Vulture 2 for hot vinyl wrap
Re: How much does this wrap weigh?
It's a weird thing with planes, especially gliders, which this essentially is - after a looong balloon phase and a few seconds of rocket powered terror, anyway. Weight makes them go faster. A given airframe will have a certain glide ratio, i.e. it will go a certain distance forwards for every amount it drops. Within sane limits this ratio is constant, so if you make it heavier it drops faster, therefore it has to fly forwards faster. With radio controlled gliders it's common to add lead or even tungsten ballast to really get the weight up. Full size gliders use water so they can easily ditch it.
In this case there are other factors that come into play. The vinyl will make the surface smoother which will help especially at very high speeds. The weight becomes an issue when you have to lift it with a balloon to ridiculous heights. But it also makes it tougher - I have a foam flying wing covered with vinyl which is super tough and super fast, at the expense of needing a really good day to go gliding.
I just want to see this thing FLY!
My work-from-home setup's better than the office. It's GLORIOUS
"PS: The dichotomy of not liking my widescreen laptop and liking my widescreen TFT, I can rotate my widescreen TFT into portrait mode and get ungodly number of lines (well, 120+) on the screen"
I managed to get dual monitors for all the developers by showing the boss something that he could understand - an IBM report saying that programmers were 15% more productive with dual screens. Getting that more work from you for only a couple of hundred pound a head, for monitors that could be nicely depreciated against tax makes business sense.
We got crappy widescreen monitors as well, but if you're willing to put shiny and conventional aside (and what true techie isn't?) then you can either use both vertically or even better one landscape and one portrait then use which ever layout works best - vertical for coding, wide for browsing.
It looks daft, but it works brilliantly.
Google Glass driver told she CAN wear techno-specs while on the road
Re: Restrict Glass to GPS when driving
"Maybe Google should make it so that only the GPS function can be active above a certain speed... "
That would be a pain if you were a passenger. Or on a train. Or in a self-driving car...
What is the difference between a drone, a model and a light plane?
Re: Damnit, I'd just about decided not to renew my BMFA ticket...
"Still flying the paraglider though: model planes scare us and we do our best to keep well away."
I wish... there are lots of good paragliderists, but there are a minority who seem to feel entitled to fly wherever they like whenever they like, even at slopes where there are long standing agreements between model fliers and the local PG clubs. The same minority also seem to spend a lot of their waiting around time getting the nerve up with the help of funny smelling fags...
Human safety comes first obviously but having to risk crashing an £800 model because some knob has deliberately decided to keep flying across directly in front of the RC slope is painful. Frankly with a few kilos of pointy nosed carbon fiber model doing unpredictable aerobatics at 100mph+ I'm not sure I'd want to invade the RC airspace, but then again I wouldn't risk flying a PG either, so maybe it just enhances the 'fun/danger' aspect for them..?
When we co-operate, it can be very good. I'm always happy to scout around for thermals then leave them to the PGs if they are having trouble finding lift, and many PGers are happy to work together at the meeting of the airspaces. But some PGers seem to be on a power trip from the get go and cause nothing but trouble and bad feelings.
Some modellers are as bad probably, but then again PGers seem to be mainly 30-40ish well-off blokes, whereas RC gliderists are largely 55+ retired blokes. Sometimes obnoxious certainly , but not really so aggressive.
HP: This Xmas, get the SACK... and not the one filled with presents
Re: Morals
"I remember seeing a study from a top US university some years ago that said the only difference between a CEO (or other top executive) and a psychopath is the methods they use."
I found that this explained it all quite well for me...
Asteroid-hunting beauty AWAKENS, takes cheeky snaps of neighbours
Re: red dots
The red dots are the moving objects against the static starfield.
I guess in this image the fast thing is asteroid (872) Holda, the red streaks are earthly satellites. There are similar images from its earlier incarnation on their website.
BT network-level STOCKINGs-n-suspenders KILLER arrives in time for Xmas
Re: DNS blocking on port 53
Where would you get your source DNS entries from? DNS is a hierarchical system, running 'your own' DNS server only gets you a cache of things you've found from other DNS servers, or sites you manage yourself. And if unfiltered DNS is blocked, you won't be able to build your cache.
Even if you were to collect it all 'now' then it would go stale over time.
Some DNS suppliers may well offer other ports such as the 5353 mentioned above which would help, but if you had alternative suppliers then why run your own in the first place?
Microsoft: Don't listen to 4chan ... especially the bit about bricking Xbox Ones
Re: One of my favorites...
I saw an IRC transcript on bash.org about that - someone fell for it, then came back and complained. In a masterpiece of trollage, they convinced him he must have hit Alt-F5 by mistake, and he should be sure to hit Alt-F4 this time... which he duly did. Again.
Nearly as good as the 'hunter2' one.
Oh, shoppin' HELL: I'm in the supermarket of the DAMNED
Re: I have never understood the English system for unmamnned tills
We can't have those on the tills because it's been snapped up as a separate 'business opportunity' by Coinstar: give the machine all your loose change and it will deduct 8.9% then print you a voucher for the rest.
8.9%!! If anyone has a ton of small change to handle I'll count it for them for a measly 8%. Can't say fairer than that!
The Vulture 2: What paintjob should we put on our soaraway spaceplane?
Re: Maximise visibility
Go easy with the paint, though: its heavy and will really impact Vulture 2's performance
Seconded. Paint is heavy. And a light sanding would probably be a good idea, although given that it's printed in nylonish stuff I'm not sure how well it would work?.
For good solid colours and added strength, rc combat gliders use coloured parcel tape - it doesn't weigh much (especially if it's only a partial covering, e.g a red checkerboard) and as a bonus could be removed and redone differently for the next flight - reusable near-space vehicles wahey!
Re: Not British Racing Green
Oh... and test fly it BEFORE you paint it. Otherwise it'll just have all the corners showing white and any replacement parts or repairs (although hopefully not) won't match.
Not British Racing Green
Not green, you'll never find it after it lands, even in Spain.
Nothing very complicated either - I've had a nice realistic Zebra scheme on a much bigger glider than this and it totally disappeared into the background, both in the sky and on the floor.
Dayglo orange (or Register Red at a pinch) with black tips would do nicely for me.
Our magnificent Vulture 2 spaceplane: Intimate snaps
Re: Have you printed any spare parts?
You're not allowed to ask about that, I suggested flight tests a few times and just got sarcastic replies and down votes.
Which is a shame because I have lots of experience of test flights...
To be fair last time it was 'wait and see' so now I'm waiting.
DEAD STEVE JOBS kills Apple bounce patent from BEYOND THE GRAVE
Re: Regardless of the merits of the Apple patent
This link explains it very clearly.
The crucial thing is that if you have a good idea and tell everyone about it publicly then in most countries other than the US, you have torpedoed yourself. In the US you have a year long grace period to patent it after that point.
Thorium and inefficient solar power? That's good enough for me
Re: Solar Thermal storage
It's being done - Gemasolar in Spain uses BIG well insulated tanks to store molten salt at 550C+overnight and generate power 24/7. Full tanks can run the plant for up to 15 hours with no sunlight at all, or just top it up on dull days to keep the output at full power for much longer.....
Re: "What is wrong with this idea?"
Although the capital cost of solar will fall further, for it to be used externally the panels and supports use quite a bit of material. Unlike chips, there are fairly high transport and installation costs.
Is there any reason not to make generic roof covering solar panels, instead of having layers of tiles, insulation, brackets, rails, framework and *then* solar PV panels?
Simple interlocking weatherproof insulated panels designed to be slapped on a roof by your average roofer then plugged in by a domestic electrician would be a massive seller as far as I can see - but the nearest I have seen is hugely expensive tiny solar tiles designed to be installed in amongst normal roof tiles.
There's nothing at all to stop some of the panels being for solar thermal (water heating) instead of/as well as PV either.
I'd buy a roof-full.
Our LOHAN rocket ship team exits Spain with a bang
Re: Design
I'll be interested to see how it glides, especially given that it looks designed for a high cruising speed. Maybe a KNICKERLASTIC bungee launcher could be useful?
Where is the CG on it? Looks like it would be near the front of the main wings, where they meet the fuse?
Vulture 2 autopilot reports for duty
Re: Pushrods!
One thing to watch out for is that the failsafe which kicks in when the 2.4GHz kit is out of range doesn't do anything nasty to the autopilot, like turn it off. DAMHIKT.
For servo arms and pushrods I favour making an L bend and threading the bent bit, then tapping the rod into a too-small hole in the arm. Because the arm only moves over less than 180 degrees it cant come unthreaded, but there is very little slop and a lot of resistance to the end pulling out sideways. I've tested this on a lot of combat wings - it can take a beating and stay attached.
With a bit of your low temp grease it should be immune to freezing too, which a ball joint might not be.
Pulsars: the GPS beacons of the cosmos
Re: Duh?
"For instance, in the last year or two there's been some debate whether Voyager has actually past the 'edge' of the solar system into interstellar space or not."
Well, to be fair that isn't anything to do with knowing where Voyager is, or even where the edge of the Solar System is. It's to do with 'what' the edge of the solar system is. And do you even need to know that to know where the centre of mass is? Isn't it just going to be the centre of rotation of the combined bodies making up the solar system?
Our Vulture 2 spaceplane sprouts sleek pointy beak
Re: Does it only have rudders?
You're right, well spotted. That should work well once it has enough air to bite into, and the canards do look big enough to work.
I'm looking forward to seeing the test flights...
What are the plans for that?
Does it only have rudders?
Does it really only have rudders?
I know it already has two control surfaces more than Vulture 1 had and that's laudable, but just rudders seems like a bit of an issue if that's the case. Or does it have elevons as well (in which case rudders are a bit excessive...)
Has anyone built a foam mockup of this to check how it flies, where the CG should be etc.? It shouldn't be too difficult to do as an RC model and could easily be tested at high speeds with a ducted fan motor or even hobby rockets.
Buy a household 3D printer, it'll pay for itself in MONTHS!
Re: Does this use the same plastic that everything seems to be made of these days?
Have a look at PolyMorph, plastic granules that you can melt down in warm/hot water then form by hand. Tough as Nylon when it's done, but can be melted and resued many times.
Places like Maplins sell it in the UK.
Google SELLS OUT the INTERNET HIPPIES! AGAIN!
Re: Virgin Media tried this
I'm with Virgin cable broadband and 'don't take the mick' does seem to be their policy.
They do allow pretty much any use you like as long as you don't mess the network up for other people, and that's policed purely by their throttling which kicks in after a certain data transfer threshold has been passed, which varies by time of day.
A lot of people seem to hate this as 'not really unlimited' but it rarely gives me any problem at all, and I'm what I think of as a fairly heavy user, in bursts. The only thing I could quibble about is the actual thresholds, but that's minor compared to 'no servers at all' or other similar draconian policies.
For pity's sake: DON'T MOVE to the COUNTRY if you want to live
Re: Slow down
Completely agree.
In fact if I'm on a long boring drive, I tend to speed up until it gets exciting enough to keep me WIDE awake.
Anyway, speed doesn't kill people, _speed_difference_ is what kills people. Whether it's the difference between you and a static lump of concrete, or between you and the idiot doing 50mph down the middle lane of a fast flowing motorway.
There are some usually arbitrary numbers-onna-stick as well, but they don't really count for anything safety-wise, as long as you are doing roughly what everyone else is doing.
How do you drive a supercomputer round a Formula 1 track?
The point --------------------------------------------> *
* <---------------------------------------------------You.
Rightpondians spell it 'litres', as it should be.
CONFIRMED: Driverless cars to hit actual British roads by end of year
Re: Funny you should say that
I thought Audis had taken over from BMWs in the last few years?
Anyway, I drive an old but high end BMW (bangernomics yay!) and a similar spec Audi. I let people out at junctions just to confuse them.
Personally I find its not the make of the car but the proximity to large cities that seems to determine the quality of the driving. Closer = More aggressive.
Human error blamed for toxic Russian rocket explosion
Re: Directional Arrows
Apply game theory: If a QC inspector finds a mistake one of the others didn't he gets a big bonus. If he finds a mistake both the others missed, he gets a MASSIVE bonus.
If a QC inspector misses a mistake found by one other, he pays a penalty. If he misses a mistake found by two others (and hence easier to find), he goes to Siberia.
NOW they will focus on the job...
Although I recall a tale of a company paying testers per bug found and paying coders per bug fixed. Unfortunately the coders and the testers spoke to each other and it all got quite lucrative...
Live or let dial - phones ain't what they used to be
Re: Apropos of nothing..
A friend of mine lives in a converted telephone exchange. Until the numbers were all standardised, her number was just <village name><nought>
Gratuitous overnumerification
Why... does that phone have a sticker on it that shows the same numbers as are already printed on the phone?
Patch Tuesday: And EVERY version of IE needs fixing AGAIN
Re: Reboot required
I'm sure I remember my Solaris and HP Unix machines reopening my windows when I restarted back in the 1990s. When did they all stop doing it? Was it just because Windows didn't do it, so everyone else stopped bothering?
Or has my failing memory failed again?
The only Waze is Google: Ad giant tipped to gobble map app 'for $1.3bn'
I like Waze
I like Waze, it has worked better than most other satnavs I've tried, with the added bonus of being able to fix any local errors yourself.
They've gone to considerable lengths to avoid problems with people copying in details from any other mapping suppliers, so having free and official access to the Google maps and aerial photos should help quite a lot. Searching for places should hopefully improve as well - at the moment I believe it uses Bing and it's a bit hit and miss!
I hope they use a light touch to keep the social aspects going, which are a major differentiator for Waze - although the recent Facebook integration stuff (e.g. 'take me to <facebook event>') will presumably slow down a bit now ;-)
Virgin Media slides fat 10Gbps pipes into Murdoch's BSkyB
Re: Wonder where
Err.. doesn't this just show that Virgin have so much capacity they can sell Sky several 10's of GBs while still carrying on business as usual?
Virgin is still Virgin - it's anti-Virgin Sky-ites who are now going to be using Virgin wires whether they like it or not.
WW II U-boat attacks prompt new US response
Re: Kaaaarrrlllll!!
> Why not NUKE those derelicts to smithereens? There are tons of as-yet-unused Pu lying around!!
...because that as-yet unused weapons grade Pu is perfect to feed the next generation of long-life maintenance-free Thorium cycle reactors - which over their thirty year life will also turn it into much nicer stuff to handle, and also reduce the need to actually handle it at all!
On the other hand, really big bangs are awesome!
NASA: Our ALIEN HUNTING star-scan 'scope is KNACKERED
Re: Oh no!
> I love getting regular updates via the "exoplanet" iPhone app:
Well, if it just started sending out fake updates every so often, would it really make any _practical_ difference?
Nobody who is alive now or for the foreseeable future has any chance of ever getting there, and the only proof we have that these planets even exist is readings from Kepler.
Brit horologist hammers out 'first' ATOMIC-POWERED watch
Cold start time setting?
So after the lithium battery runs down and it loses the current time/date, how does it get reset to sufficient accuracy?
NTP over Bluetooth wouldn't cut it to get sub-microsecond precision so presumably you need a calibrated, rack mounted and UPS protected atomic clock it can connect up to and resync?
Egyptian navy captures divers trying to cut undersea internet cables
Re: An alternative is to tell fishermen to ...
"the fishermen being fishermen and not technicians, could tell the differnce btween old-style copper cables and the new fibre-optics"
COULDN'T tell the difference. COULD NOT.
The NOT is important. It changes what you're saying from being "right" to being "wrong".
It all started with 'couldn't care less' being replaced with 'could care less' which at least has a slight justification, but has spread to many places where it's just WRONG. Stop it.
Review: Sony Xperia Z
Re: Should be nice and hackable...
Samsung have generally not been all that helpful to the community, except for specific PR friendly moments making promises that then turn out not to be fulfilled.
It's got to the point where, for instance, the primary maintainers of things like Cyanogenmod have abandoned Samsung devices altogether: http://codeworkx.de/wordpress
I have an i9300 (International S3) myself and run Slimbean on it which works pretty well, but there isn't a stable CyanogenMod 10 (Jellybean) release for it and it doesn't look like there ever will be.
Should be nice and hackable...
It look like this will be a very good choice for those of us who like to root their phones...
Sony (yes, Sony!) are actually pretty good to the Android community, making it easy to get into and hack the phones, and supplying lots of good information. Unlike certain others, including Samsung who are really missing a trick.
Having a Qualcomm CPU goes along with that, Qualcomm are also very pro-hacking, whereas the International version of the S3 has an Exynos CPU which is not well documented.
After Sonys chequered (solid black?) past in these things it's very good to see them being more open.
ICO clamps down on nuisance calls, slaps £90k fine on Glasgow firm
Re: The fault is that caller ID is useless
To all those companies who withhold caller ID - why not set it instead to a central number which has at the very least a recorded message stating who the call was from? Ideally it would be a switchboard staffed by clueful people, but you can't have everything.
Not to mention people like 3 who text you a voicemail notification where the caller ID isn't the right number to call to collect the said voicemail, but is in fact unobtainable? - what idiot thought of that one!
Most read
- +Comment Anti-Facebook Ello: Here's why we're still in beta. SPAMGASM!
- NASA rover Curiosity drills HOLE in MARS 'GOLF COURSE'
- Vid+Pics Microsoft unwraps WINDOWS 10. Evidently, Seven ate Nine
- WHY did Sunday Mirror stoop to slurping selfies for smut sting?
- Business is back, baby! Hasta la VISTA, Win 8... Oh, yeah, Windows 9


text:
MM6 Maison Martin Margiela
Printed Tote
Need Assistance? Contact Us Now
An adventurous mixed-media, printed-canvas MM6 Maison Martin Margiela tote. Inset handles and a snap closure gather the top. Unlined.
Weight: 13oz / 0.37kg.
Made in Italy.
Height: 23.5in / 60cm
Length: 17.75in / 45cm
Depth: 7.75in / 20cm
Size & Fit
Because sizing and cut will vary between brands, please use this chart as a general guide. If you are between sizes or need assistance selecting the proper size, please contact Customer Service
Shipping & Returns
Free Shipping Worldwide: No matter where you are sending your order, we offer free express shipping across the globe. Shipping Details
Easy Returns: Because we understand that not every purchase is exactly right, we've made returns easy. With the return form and return shipping label included with every order, customer service calls aren't necessary. And if you're in the USA, returns are free. Return Details
Shipping Available: Shipping Within USA Only: For Amazon Prime members, free two-day shipping is available for all Shopbop products.


text:
This Christmas supermodel Bar Refaeli is dressing up as a slimmed-down Santa and giving you the gift of a sexy underwear collection of her apparel line under.me.
2 responses to "Bar Refaeli under.me Underwear Christmas Collection 2012"
I read this post completely concerning the comparison of latest and preceding technologies,
it's amazing article.
Article writing is also a fun, if you know then you can write or else
it is complex to write.


text:
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jeff (Not that one ^ ) said...
No emotional connection, you're saying, just a one-night stand?
vincekunk: They made a nice story about Velen telling the Nelves how to talk to Naaru and being told to shut his ancient trap.
No where do they actually openly state "Because Elune ISN'T a Naaru." The story is pretty much a complete non-answer and was put there to answer a question without actually answering it.
Thomas Higgins said...
In my mind, it is pretty much established that Elune IS a Naaru. Just look at all the points of similarity between the Night Elven description of their Goddess and the Draenei's description of their equivalent. If if was fingerprint matching, no analyst could tell them apart. If it was a DNA sample, even the blindest of lab techs would be screaming at the perfection of the match.
My question is though, does it really matter if Elune is a Naaru?
I think it's really important to know if Elune is really a Naaru, they are completely mysterious beings and we know almost nothing about them. We don't even know if they have genders. It would be a great deal if they do or if they can give birth. If you read the wowpedia article, this would be revolutionary, considering that Naarus are thought to have been born at the dawn of creation and have no means of reproducing. I hope Blizzard never confirms that Elune is in fact a Naaru, I like to believe she is the only true, almighty goddess and that she is something else.. putting her in the group of Naarus takes away all her mystique and makes her plain :(
The whole allegory where Malorne "leapt into the sky", tangled his antlers in the stars and was freed by Elune seems to support the theory that she is in fact a Naaru (or at least capable of space travel).
What probably happened is this: he went into space somehow, then either he got captured by someone, or his spaceship had a technical failure, or something else I haven't thought of, but the point is that he needed help on an interstellar scale, and Elune was able - and willing, which I think is important - to provide it.


text:
Proud New Grads
Deborah Louden had always found surgery fascinating. But much as she dreamed of becoming a surgical tech, the veteran secretary in Bayview's Department of Neurosurgery recognized her limits. The grandmother of four was pushing 50 and had earned only a few college credits.
Nevertheless, Louden did a little digging. Her investigation led her to Project REACH, a workforce development program originally funded by the U.S. Department of Labor and now by Human Resources. Since it began in 2004, hundreds of Health System employees have been trained for allied health care jobs like respiratory therapy and pharmacy techs.
Project REACH developed a surgical tech program under the grant. It would be the only one in Baltimore to offer an associate degree, not just a certificate, and it would do so in half the time it would normally take. Employees would work at their Hopkins jobs three days a week and attend school three days a week at Baltimore City Community College.
Before long, Louden was shopping for school supplies.
More than 300 employees competed for 10 spots in the coveted program, crafted jointly by the college, HR and the surgery departments across Hopkins affiliates. "In the end," says Project REACH career coach Sue Bergamy-Willinger, "we came up with a first-rate group."
The program was no cakewalk. Because it was accelerated, prerequisites and coursework were more demanding. In the end, six employees, including Louden, received degrees. At their May graduations, Bergamy-Willinger sounded more like a parent than career coach: "I'm proud beyond words of all of them."
After turning down several offers, Louden, who graduated with honors, accepted a surgical technician spot at Bayview. Looking back, she observes, "I didn't have a minute to myself, but it sure paid off. Now I can be part of the great clinical care in the OR."
—Judy Minkove