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The other day, I found myself buying a cookbook called The Alba Cookbook. Alba, as some people would know, is a traditional Spanish restaurant. Personally, I love their buffet and the idea that the cookbook came with a free lunch buffet meant that buying it was a no brainer.
I was browsing through the pages when I mentioned to my mom that I bought the cookbook. She asked me if their Paella recipe was there, and when we saw that they had a step by step process of making Paella, it suddenly became exciting to try it out!
I made Paella in school before, and that's how I know that it needs a special pan. I needed a paellera before I could start making my own paella, so I got a not expensive 38cm paellera from a nearby mall yesterday and started doing some research on making paella.
This morning, I told my family that I was making paella and gambas for lunch. My mom, being such a big fan of Alba and paella, wanted to help out and even researched on it as well! One of the best resources we had was www.hungerhunger.blogspot.com. We decided to mix the Alba recipe and the Hunger Hunger Paella recipe, to make something of our own.
Personally, I never follow a recipe to the dot, as I like being spontaneous when cooking, so here's the output of my paella!
That's the gambas and the paella! I understand that I'm not the most artistic person around, but hey I tried my best! I can assure you that it tastes good though.
Let's go through a step by step process, yes?
What's on the pot on the side, is the chicken stock I made. I basically just boiled some chicken bones with herbs, salt, and pepper for an hour. For the paella though, I added a pinch of saffron. You'll need about 6 cups of stock. I made 8 just in case, but I only used about 6.
First you'll need to heat about 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Once it is hot enough(i was only on medium heat), go add some chicken! I used about 3 small chicken legs. When the chicken is brown(small pieces make it easier), and there aren't any raw parts anymore, add chorizo. I used 1 chorizo bilbao, sliced into small rounds. When you add the chorizo, it'll start rendering a lot of its fat, so just make sure to coat your chicken with it.
Set the chicken and chorizo aside, and put in about 150 grams of squid. It doesn't take too long to cook squid, so just beware that it becomes kind of rubbery if overcooked. I don't remember the exact time, but it was only about 1-3 minutes. Set the squid aside, and put the heat on high, and add some oil before you add the shrimp. Apparently, shrimps taste different when cooked on high heat. I saw online that it brings out some grilled flavor, which I believe is true. You can go with medium heat, if you don't want that effect. It's pretty obvious when the shrimp is cooked, but if you're in doubt, it's done when it becomes pink/red/orange. Set aside afterwards.
Next up, bring the heat back to medium, and saute some garlic and onions. There was about 1 whole red onion, and half a garlic in there. I normally put the onions in first before the garlic, but in this case, my research told me to put the garlic first - must be a Spanish thing.
When that's done, add in some canned tomatoes and bell peppers. I got the big 400g canned tomatoes, but I only used about 3/4 of it. There was only one whole bell pepper there. My mom suggested using tomato sauce next time. You may want to try that too!
What you're doing now, is making what is apparently called a "sofrito." They say that it gives the paella its flavor. You have to wait for a while until the mixture thickens though. Personally, I didn't wait until it was really thick because I was in a rush and it still turned out quite well.
Put the chicken and chorizo back in! Add some rosemary.
When that's done, you put in the rice! I used a 38cm paellera, so 2 cups of rice was ideal. I used Japanese Short Grain only because it is the same rice I use for risotto. I saw online that it was okay, but I think long grain is more popular. Stir the rice around with the sofrito and the other stuff for a while. Add some salt as well.
Put in about 4 and 1/2 cups of the stock, or enough to cover everything. Boil the mix for about 2 minutes, and then put the heat on low. The difference between paella and risotto, is that you don't want to stir paella. It'll end up creamy like the risotto, which you do not want in your paella.
Add more stock if you don't think its enough, but hey the measurements above are just a guide and might not work for everyone!
You'll notice that most of the stock has disappeared! Push some mussels in to cook them. Should take about 5 minutes. If the rice isn't ready, just add some more stock before putting the mussels. Add about 3/4 cup of green peas afterwards. Just spread that around and cook for another 5 minutes.
Put the squid and shrimps back in, take it off the fire, and cover it with foil. My stock wasn't completely absorbed yet, but apparently the process continues when you let it rest.
Let it rest for 15 minutes and you're almost done!
Put in some hard boiled eggs and lemon wedges before serving. I didn't have parsley but you can put that too.
I'm not very good at designing stuff, but hey it tasted good! There goes my first time with paella! Try it out if you want.
I hope you guys enjoyed that as much as I did! See you guys again soon :)
(you can just use hungerhunger.blogspot.com's recipe if you want. I changed it quite a bit. I'm too lazy to write a recipe haha sorry)


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[QUOTE=Polarbear;861144]Going twice makes little sense, but its a real nice spot. I just don't get going back to the same spot in recent years. Keep em apart a decade or more, if so. Who said BMWs had to be classy? We're more real folk, imo... Camping at the Biltmore must be cool though! The RA logo, nice but not exceptional, neither is the MOA one but at least the MOA one tells a tale of the NW. Randy[/QUOTE]
Really going twice makes no sense. Seems I was at a MOA rally in Oregon not to long ago. They could not find another state out west?? My BMW is very classy, maybe not the rider so much. See ya in Asheville. :thumb
I'll see y'all in Ashville too. By the way MOA will've had four rallies in Oregon,after this one. I still plan on going,and who does'nt like monkeys on motorcycles.
[QUOTE=Texpaul;860585]Couldn't agree more:laugh[/QUOTE]
I like monkeys on a bike.
Oregon repeat is nice enough, three years absent for us. Washington is less than an hour away and California, a half days ride! We camp in Oregon again, but ride far:). I know time is a factor for tons of riders, so this is a yearly topic. Others find the crossing of the continent so often an issue too. Its FAR and almost all have brought up the "plains" riding thing every year. Yall enjoy the Smokies(RA) this year, we'll miss you in Oregon. Its my home back there, just North in VA., so I too miss things. One year, I keep saying, I want to dedicate ALL my time to riding and nothing else. Seeing all the stuff and rallies I have missed the past decades:). It will be a happy year. Randy
....OH, and another thing on logo's; and the patches, t-shirts & stickers that follow the chosen design...
why are the month and day's (date) on so many of them? Have a look above at how nice Redmond looks
with JUST the year! IMO that "year only" format is favorable to layout/design & more attractive; especially
when you whip out a 10 to 15 yr old hat or t-shirt & wear it.... just to see the year! I gotta take up logo design work...
or better yet keep my thoughts to myself, my trap shut & enjoy whats provided; being thankful someone accomplished the
task so that I can ride out & enjoy the rally with the "bigfoot under blue skies on a beemer"!!! Without wondering what date in 2013....
The grandkids do love the logo... just sayin. .;)
Crappiest logo for grown-ups I've seen. Are we trying to entertain infants and toddlers? I would not be buying any item with this logo, instead I'll buy Disneyland T-Shirt, hey it will look better on me than big foot.
One of my favorites were the Wisconsin rally logo. Unfortunately when the silkscreen the T's it got overlapped a tad bit. I still have it.
Not that anyone asked me nor do I really need another t-shirt but there are a couple of things conceptually wrong here. First, Bigfoot lives in Northern California in the Klamath National Forest though, he might travel up into southern Oregon now and again. The most frequent sightings and the infamous black and white footage of a "real" bigfoot was taken along the Klamath River just up stream from Happy Camp. Thus, Salem is not reeeaaaally Bigfoot Country. Perhaps they are referring to his cousin Sasquatch or his Uncle Yeti up in BC? Second, and possibly of greater import is the fact that a good many of us over the age of 45 recognize the bigfoot image on the logo as none other than Magilla Gorilla who apparently has learned to ride a GS in the ensuing years since our Saturday cartooned youth. :bolt
When I first saw this years rally logo, I had the same negative thought as this threads original post. Cartoonish and not really appealing.
Then a positive thought, is the logo really what the BMW MOA rally is all about? I don't think so. The logo is what it is and I am going to enjoy myself in spite of it.
And, most likely save a few dollars by not purchasing a T shirt.
[QUOTE=bobmetzger51;869108]Then a positive thought, is the logo really what the BMW MOA rally is all about? I don't think so.[/QUOTE]
A logo is a representation of an experience that's inherent to a brand.
Many people think a logo is a brand, but in reality, the logo is just one aspect of the brand. Some may see the difference as inconsequential, but marketers spend billions of dollars each year to build brands that already have a logo.
You're right to have your positive thought, but from a marketing perspective, it's also important to consider what the logo says to people who don't know the MOA brand, who aren't familiar with our rally, and who might possibly be persuaded to come, depending on what they think their experience at the rally might be.


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Do Photos Prove Doctor Who Is "Real"?
Have you ever turned your head at work convinced that you can hear a wheezing or groaning noise ushering into existence? Ever thought that maybe you saw a glimpse of a battered, black leather jacket darting quickly around a corner or maybe the sight of a blue box just disappearing at the end of your road before you can focus your eyes?
Well, the good news is that you may not be as barmy as you think you are.
A recent blog from the Houston Press website has produced five photographs that support the fact that Doctor Who is real and to be fair, they're pretty convincing.
One picture on a clay tablet from the Mycenaean palaces at Pylos and Knossos from at least 1450 BCE depicts what is clearly a Dalek, some experts will say that it's body armour but they're only experts, we know the real truth. There's a TARDIS in a stained glass window in Saint Joseph's Oratory in Montreal. It's real and quite eerie and if you are of the cosplay orientation then it seems like an excellent prop to use if you're re-enacting the opening scene from The End of Time, Part One. There's also one picture that's clearly Photoshopped to show the TARDIS in the background of a speech given by US President Barack Obama but it's still fun all the same.
But it's the last picture that'll really get the hairs on the back of your neck standing up. It's a photograph taken by Robert Whitaker, the official photographer of the Beatles. The image shows a young man sitting next to the fab four as they practice, the young man in question looks exactly like Matt Smith, and when we say exactly we mean like for like, same chin and everything. Has Steven Moffat gone the extra mile to produce method acting and actually invented time travel? With his brain we cannot rule anything out.
Have a look at the pictures and judge for yourself!
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Do photo's prove doctor who is real… urgg noo you mean Do photo's prove that the Doctor is real. You are hated by many whovians.
yes they do, thay prove it
I saw this awhile back…it absolutely proves that Doctor Who is not a fictional show, but a documentary.
Classic! Though of course, if Doctor Who ran until 2263, there would likely be even more lookalikes of future doctors in past photos discovered, purely because we keep having offspring who are pretty similar to our ancestors.
I thought this photo was widely reported about 18 months ago? It came to light around the same time some Civil War-era photo showing Nicholas Cage was discovered, proving him to be a vampire.
i think the doctor is real because if he was seen with the beatles
shudent he be older now if he wasent real?
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if he was with the beatles in that pic if he wasent real he woud be older
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remember final fantasy IX? You know, the only good one?
Steiner was always my favorite, a stalwart, loyal and honorable knight who is also a naive, bumbling fool.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars May 9, 2012
Agreed, definitely the best one. Steiner and vivi are also my favorite
As for the artwork, seems a bit flat but has a decent style. The sword and face stand out to me the most, the sword looking very out of place in color and depth and the face needs a little bit of anatomy work. Overall its a nice piece.
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 8, 2012
definitely the best of the series. Quina was my favorite.
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 8, 2012
This was my 2nd fav final fantasy game, and the most under rated of all in the series, the upgrade system was flawless!


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June trade surplus wider than expected on dairy exports
BUSINESSDESK: New Zealand's trade surplus was wider than expected in June as the country's dairy producers sold more product overseas.
The surplus was $331 million last month, up from a revised $232 million in May, Statistics NZ says. That is wider than the $134 million forecast in a Reuters survey. The annual deficit of $747 million, or 7.9% of exports, was smaller than the expected $870 million shortfall.
Exports rose 6.2% to $4.2 billion in June, with a 9.9% lift in foreign sales of milk powder, butter and cheese to $979 million, and a 25% gain in log, wood and wood article sales to $312 million.
New Zealand producers sold a seasonally adjusted 240,000 tonnes of milk powder, butter and cheese in June, up 24% from the same month a year earlier, while log and wood quantities were 49% higher than a year earlier at 1.72 million tonnes.
Dairy products, including casein and caseinates, made up 27% of New Zealand's annual $46.68 billion exports.
Statistics NZ says the trend for monthly exports of milk powder, butter and cheese has been declining since a record high in November 2011. Last month was excluded from its calculations because it was "unusually large".
The country's exporters increased the value of sales into China 58% to $602 million in June, taking annual exports to $6.12 billion.
The increase in foreign sales to Asia offset a 21% slump in exports to the European Union, as that region contends with sovereign debt woes, eroding its ability to import goods.
The value of New Zealand's imports rose 3% to $3.87 billion with an increase in the value of vehicle parts and crude oil.
Last month, the kiwi dollar was 1.1% higher on a trade-weighted basis than in May and 0.7% higher than June 2011.
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This trade surplus is a crock.
Trade surplus is irrelevant to the level of net dividends deficit removed from the NZ economy every year. $12 billion and increasing daily.
Think about this folks. NZ's yearly exports amount to $60 odd billion, however this hardly represents profit. Fonterra, our largest locally owned (for how long) company, only generated a $1 billion profit. Thats 12 Fonterras profits leaving our shores yearly, to circulate elsewhere.
The present government borrowing only increases to net dividend deficit. NZ should be printing its own money, instead of borrowing printed money from overseas, which will be used to buy more of NZ's assets.
The solution is to take the private out of banking and money, and its so obvious. Follow the money!!


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William Waldo was one of the early burials in the Sutherland Springs Cemetery. He is best remembered for his help and contributions in assisting American immigrants from the Plains states of Midwest United States in crossing the high Sierra Mountains into California. Waldo and his volunteer assistants faced great risks of their lives and unnumbered perils during this time in the mid 1800s. It was later said of him, "There was at that period no name upon the Pacific slope around which the heart of public gratitude and affection so clustered as that of William Waldo." In 1851 and later, bills were introduced into the legislatures of Missouri and Illinois and also before the U.S. Congress in recognition of his unstinted contribution of great work and material assistance to provide relief to the groups traveling west over the mountains.
William Waldo, in his early youth, left Virginia for Missouri and soon made his way to the Great Plains, which were being crossed by the Santa Fe and Chihuahua trails. On these routes, traders' freighted goods to support the traveling immigrants going west and Waldo became involved with them. William Waldo wrote of his adventures in a collection of letters called Recollections, which described some of his adventures on several of these freighting expeditions before 1831. These letters were later published in 1880 by the Missouri Historical Society.
After crossing the plains several times, William Waldo enrolled in the College of the Christian Brothers at Saint Louis. He remained there until failing health forced him to relinquish his studies and return to the Plains community of Union Mission in the Arkansas Territory. Here, he met a lady who soon became his wife. She, Elizabeth Fey Fowler, was born Sept. 27, 1811, the daughter of the Rev. William Fowler and Asenath (Selden) Vail. Her birthplace was at North Guilford, Conn. She died Dec. 20, 1878, in Sutherland Springs. Her education was through her parents at home and in some of the leading schools in New England. At the time of their marriage, her father was superintendent of the Union Mission School among the Osage Indians. After the marriage, the couple moved to Southwestern Missouri and established the first dry goods store in Bates County. Later on he opened a similar business in Osceola, Mo., plus two other locations in neighboring counties. During his time in Osceola he became a very active local citizen and assumed the superintendent position of improving the Osage River, so as to make it more navigable for steamboats at different stages of the river flow and water level. Once this work was finished, he was commissioned to go to Cincinnati to purchase a steamboat to take advantage of the additional freighting opportunities along the improved river. On his way eastward, he was shipwrecked on the Ohio River and was very instrumental in saving the lives of many passengers on the wrecked vessel. Once he reached his destination, he purchased a steamboat named "Ocean Wave" and returned with it to the Osage River. Because of the recent improvements he had completed on the Osage River, the vessel was able to reach a higher landing place than ever reached previously by a steamboat, much to the pride and amazement of the affected river people.
In 1849, Waldo left Missouri in charge of one of the largest and better-equipped companies of individuals and families immigrating to the new Eldorado of the Pacific. The party reached its destination with the group being mostly in good health and their stock in good condition. In 1850, being aroused by the suffering and lack of leadership among the immigrants, he directed all his support and guidance into the work of developing a public sentiment to furnish immediate relief to meet the survival needs of these new immigrants. This story of his determined efforts to promptly act to help these people caused him to convert his own assets such as land, provisions, and money to help these starving people. The efforts of his spirited and determined effort in providing assistance at his own expense were written in many a record of this troubling period. Subsequently, an act was passed by the California Legislature to at least partially reimburse him for the personal financial expenditures and monetary losses he incurred. Thousands of individuals suffered the misery of this period including diseases such as cholera, depredations of their stock by Indians, lack of subsistence, and inability to cross the mountains before the heavy snows of winter began. Waldo and his fellow helpers risked their lives and suffered through unknown perils in helping these unprepared families reach a better life.
After 1851, he returned to the east, settling in Minnesota to engage in farming and land speculation. He continued moving afterwards to various other states and territories of the West and South. In 1853, he was nominated by the Whig Party of California as its candidate for governor of that state, but failed election. In 1866, he moved to San Antonio and spent most of his time farming. In 1875, he was issued a patent of land totaling over 200 acres near Sutherland Springs by the state of Texas and spent most of his farming there. He also became a fluent writer, contributing many articles to publications related to Western questions and events such as the character and treatments of Indian tribes west of the Mississippi River.
William Waldo died in 1881 and was buried at a site in the Sutherland Springs Cemetery shaded by evergreen live oaks near the burial site of his wife, who died in 1878. Among tributes to his memory written after his death, he was spoken of as an individual with a very diversified life. In one year it might be rapid execution of a major project, which he completed with easy competence. At another time he would expend a goodly portion of his assets by giving to the poor and needy. He was known as a man of integrity and honor, with a great intensity of feeling in the support of the Christian faith.
The above article was compiled by Gene Maeckel from notes and oral conversations with Shirley Grammer. The Wilson County Historical Society meets every third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the American Legion Hall in Floresville, 1412 Fourth St. Dues are $20 for individuals, or $30 for couples. Call LaJuana Newnam-Leus at 830-393-2166 or visit wilsoncountyhistory.org, also available under Links from
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I got this idea from A Walk To Remember. (shout out to one of my favorite movies!<3 ) But don't worry, I'm not sick or dying or anything. I just thought that making a list of goals and hopes and adventures was a very good idea.
I hope to achieve every last thing before I die. Not necessarily in the order of which I put them on this list…..
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2) Be kissed under the stars by said Prince Charming.
3) Ride in a horse-drawn carriage.
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Ableton's Beat The Clock challenge. I was trying to do a French House production but oh well, my mind was travelling everywhere. Hope you like it and do vote!
Prison Number http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/535
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- Joey beetz
Joey beetz at 0.05 on October 27, 2012 02:40
where can i get thiss????????
- Warm but Dead
Warm but Dead on June 15, 2012 12:26
don't really need votes, just need feedback and people to listen http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/654 I hope you'll enjoy that (;
- Nannue tipitier
Nannue tipitier on June 15, 2012 10:02
oh yeah! I like this vibe. tight prod. good luck ! +1 to you. http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1407
- bassonius
bassonius at 4.13 on June 15, 2012 07:12
Amazing beat! Excellent track. (contest.ableton.com/tracks/952)
- A-Tones
A-Tones on June 13, 2012 13:56
nice tune ;) listen mine http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/320
- Cikadas
Cikadas on June 12, 2012 14:13
Check out my track and vote.
- RicoElectroSound
RicoElectroSound on June 12, 2012 11:03
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- RiMiNiO
RiMiNiO on June 12, 2012 00:35
Hi! This is RiMiNiO. Your track is one of my favorities (not so many are so). I hope that me and you together will be top winners! :-) Check if my track deserve for it or I am wrong. ;-) http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1365. Anyway good luck! RiMiNiO
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Mikolaofficial at 3.22 on June 11, 2012 13:12
Nice Work! Cool track!!!Good Luck with the contest!Voted for you!!!. Please vote my track! http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/506
- Sick of TV
Sick of TV at 3.39 on June 09, 2012 23:12
Good work on the sounds. Very creative. Voted. http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/959
- B-Rude
B-Rude on June 08, 2012 19:00
i like your song: http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/199
- Robert Kosek
Robert Kosek on June 07, 2012 18:28
voted! good luck...
- bassonius
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Please comment and vote if you like.
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happyrecording at 0.59 on June 05, 2012 09:31
Hi Everyone, now you can DOWNLOAD my contest-track "Bring Me Closer" for FREE. If you like it, please vote and leave a comment on my track. http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1062
Good luck to all !!! See you:-)
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Crystaline on June 04, 2012 04:02
cool stuff, voted! Please vote for Dream of Gameland by Crystaline: http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/535 Cheers!
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SilkNote Records® on May 30, 2012 09:01
Any Time for "Time Out" yet ? You are always very welcome ! Come, dance, sing, listen and have a lot of fun ! 24hours: http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1811
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Marius Ene on May 29, 2012 21:09
great sound! voted
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Cessor on May 29, 2012 21:09
Sweet! Check out my track here @ http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/303! Vote/ Comment and check out my other tracks as well!
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citizenGreen on May 29, 2012 18:30
Can you believe nearly 1300 people beat the clock?! We are like an army now! hehe! If you get a chance check out my chilled out version =) Peace and good luck! -CG http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1007
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Whazizname at 4.29 on May 28, 2012 23:17
Nicely done!! :)
- L'Ordinateur
L'Ordinateur on May 28, 2012 22:08
You are definitely the competition. Very well done. Voted. http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/954
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Gutik on May 28, 2012 21:00
nice work listen http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1771
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pchor on May 27, 2012 20:48
Awesome groove! Got my vote! Thanks for your comment on my entry! http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1211
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clintmaraña on May 27, 2012 20:20
nice track ! 【ツ】► http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1257
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Sick of TV on May 26, 2012 11:24
Wow!!! Cool track!!! Good Luck with the contest! Voted for you!!! http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/959
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A.Mantra on May 26, 2012 04:22
Ok…so this is my fourth day of listening to the submitted entries. You would think that I would be tired of this song by now! But there is so much great talent out there, that it is hard to get bored with listening. I am going to continue listening and voting for tracks that exhibit something special. I don't care what genre your song is….good music is good music. Again, I will say this….Im not here to blow smoke up your ass and tell you that your song is so amazing and that you should vote for me as well. The best tracks will stand out in the end with the most votes….hopefully!! I wish you the best of luck! Much love...
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STEINLAND at 0.32 on May 25, 2012 13:15
Beat repeat. chance 1%?
- dnsdobai
dnsdobai on May 25, 2012 11:47
like this.well done. Voted!
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happyrecording on May 25, 2012 10:15
Great mix! Voted! If you have time please leave a comment on my track. See you:-) http://contest.ableton.com/tracks/1062


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9 cylinder Russian engine AI-14R (260HP). It required shortening the nose and beefing up the main landig gear with
wider tracking.This modification was most successful and let Wilga become world wide TUGer of choice for next 30 years. Close
to 1000 Wilga's has been produced. She is prized for uncomparable STOL ability and climb ratio. Beside towing purposes
Wilga has been used as handy reconesance, sport precision and agro plane in many countries around the world.
The Other Horse
While Wilga has been an adored plane and has the distinctive image in soaring world the everyday
horse of Poland's aeroclub fields for last 40 years was PZL 101 Gawron and his predecessor YAK 12.
Gawron towing performance is not that great but it's easy maintenace, lower exploatation costs and what is most important
multitask ability of the airframe made this plane to be more available when needed. Gawron had a large wing area and despite
less poweful motor could carry substancial amount of cargo. For hauling gliders from field to field, or take them to maintenece
facilities Gawron could carry lots of additional equipment or crew members with easy.
The only known model of PZL 101 Gawron for towing has been build by Roman Bialoskorski from Krakow. It is powered by Zenoah 62 and will tow gliders on ZAR 2005
meet on July 3-4
There were others
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A Sioux Falls man has been arrested for drinking and driving after he crashed into a power pole, knocking out power in the area of 57th Street and Western Avenue.
Power was restored to most of the area by 5:30 a.m. Xcel energy says 1588 customers were affected by the outage.
Police responded to the accident call at 2:05 a.m. Thursday. A 2002 Ford Escape was traveling south on Western Avenue and left the roadway and eventually striking a wooden utility pole, according Sioux Falls Police Spokesman Sam Clemens.
Police performed a sobriety test and arrested Daniel Brison, 45, for his first DWI charge and driving with no insurance. An estimated $6,000 damage was done to Brison's car. The power pole had an estimated $10,000 damage, according to an email from Sioux Falls Police Spokesman Sam Clemens.