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I've asked this question a few times. "We have solar powered lights. Why can't we have wind powered lights?". Think about it. These garden lights are not the brightest, but they look good in the garden (which is their entire point). Being powered by a renewable source gives you freedom as to how you place them. But given the amount of light we get in Ireland during the winter, when the lights are needed the most, why isn't there a wind powered light.
Now there is.
Firewinder is a wind powered light, or rather a series of them in a vertical column which rotates in the wind. The rotation generates power which is used by shining (and pulsing LEDs at the end of the column. Its a little hard to describe but watch the video of the light in action and you can see how it works.
Watching the video, it occurred to me that these things look like they could cause epileptic fits (hence no embedded video). So beautiful, but might be deadly after all. Given that I'd like to plant up a medieval style poison garden (medicine garden doesn't sound anything as good), I might as well have dangerous lights.
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July COTM: (Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone) DESSERTS
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A Little Nut Cookie, p. 714
I have made this simple, not-too-sweet, satisfying cookie many, many times. Just made it tonight w/ almonds, and for a change of pace added cardamom (my new favorite spice) and some nutmeg. (For the first time, I recommend making the recipe straight up w/ 1/4 c. sugar & 1/2 c. brown sugar.)
It's simple and delicious. Highly recommended. You can make it with just about any kinda nut (not peanuts!). Have for dessert w/ fruit. Have w/ afternoon tea. Breakfast is not a bad time either! Can't go wrong.
re: NYchowcook
Totally agree. The LNC is a great, flexible recipe and tasty cookie!
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While inside during yesterday's blizzard, I just dusted off my copy of this book, and a few others. Upon reading the reviews from NYc and Smokey, tonight I made my first round of little nut cookies. I tasted them warm, and they seemed fantastic, not overly sweet per your description, NYc. That's my favorite kind of cookie to enjoy overall, and especially with cocoa or coffee. So I will be bringing these along on a *date* tomorrow night.... then we'll get the real review! Wait - my roommate (a cook in one of this city's top restaurants) just came in, and I convinced him to sample. He raved! and raved!
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A Little Nut Cookie, p. 714
I just made these cookies for the first time and really enjoyed them. I used all brown sugar and a mix of walnuts, pistachios and almonds (mostly walnut and very little almond), as that is what I had on hand. The pistachios were roasted and salted and that turned out great! I thought the cookie dough was a bit undersalted, but the contrast between the sweet cookie and salty nuts was really fantastic. I made the cookies the old-fashioned way, in a single bowl with a wooden spoon, and they were quick and easy and very good.
Since there's no "previous picks and pans" section for VCFE, I want to rave about the dessert section, especially the focus on fruit (besides my favorite cookie, previously noted)
Perfect, easy applesauce (p. 681) I still get storage apples from my CSA, and applesauce and apple cake are great for less than optimal fresh eating apples.
Don't miss Deborah Madison's fruits -- compotes, crisps, galettes (perfect for those who are intimated by pies) and poached pears are excellent (though pears are for the fall. Fruit compotes are excellent with a plainish cake (I think: almond cake; DM thinks yeasted sugar cake, p. 702
re: NYchowcook
I agree completely about the little nut cookie - it's great. And I use her galette dough as my go-to recipe.
Apple Rhubarb Crisp
Straightforward classic recipe, with great results. Buttery, sweet, tart and delicious.
Yeasted Sugar Cake
Pg. 702
This is absolutely a new favorite in my house. Top 5 at least. As soon as I saw the recipe I knew I wanted to try it as I'd never made a yeasted cake before. I was a tad hesitant at first just because it required the two rises which take time, but the active prep. time was pretty minimal.
I followed the recipe to a T. Everything went very smoothly with one exception. The recipe says after the first rise to turn the dough out onto a floured surface and shape into a disc. My dough was much too wet and sticky to do this so I just dumped it into the cake pan and proceeded. The super sticky dough made smearing the butter on top a tad tricky, but it was to no ill effect and the cake turned out to be so much more than I expected.
The smell of this cake while baking is divine. You can really smell the yeast, but it has a nice sweet edge to it. After it was done I let it cool for about 15 minutes before turning it out onto a plate. I lined my pan with parchment paper and I'd suggest doing this as it prevented it from sticking at all. I served it with whipped cream and strawberries as suggested. It literally was the best incarnation of strawberry shortcake I've ever had.
Now having said that, I think I actually preferred the cake plain. It reminded me flavorwise of the yeast rolls my Mammaw serves at Thanksgiving except this has a divine crunchy sugar crust. It wasn't overly sweet or heavy at all. Also, the texture is much closer to bread than cake. So simple yet so good. Just perfect! I see this one being made in my home again and again and again and we're already looking forward to having it for breakfast.
I took pictures as I put it together. They're pretty self-explanatory. They are of the batter/dough before the first rise, after the first rise, after the second rise, all puffed up in the oven, plated, and then i included a picture of the top of the cake. Mine loks very brown around the edges, but that's just where the sugar caramelized against the pan and it tasted wonderful.
I'm looking forward to making one including lemon zest/juice and will probably make one with a cinnamon/sugar crust for the next brunch I'm a part of.
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and the rest of the pics.
re: ArikaDawn
ArikaD: What a great report. You certainly piqued my interest. Is it something like brioche?
re: oakjoan
It's similar to brioche in its lightness, but the texture of the exterior differs greatly. I also don't think the buttery taste is as pronounced in the cake as it is in brioche, but I am sure if you enjoy one you'll probably enjoy the other.
re: ArikaDawn
Wow, that looks great. I'm tempted to go out and buy the book just for that!
re: Rubee
Mine exploded in the oven, but even sorta malformed and burnt, it was delicious. I served it with some roasted peaches with caradom and was a huge hit at a dinner. With the sugar crust, it tastes like a giant, magical donut. My husband is German and he said it very much reminds him of kuchen back home.
re: relizabeth
a giant magical donut? that sounds amazing!
re: relizabeth
And because of you I had to make this AGAIN today. =)
I made the cake a little differently this time around. I used 1/4c milk and 1/4c yogurt instead of 1/2c. milk. This was out of necessity, I only had 1/4c milk, but it made the cake very moist. I followed Deborah Madisons suggestion of adding 1/2 tsp. vanilla and I also added the zest of a small orange. Also, rather than topping with white sugar, I topped it with brown sugar and a bit of cinnamon.
The smell of this cake while baking was again divine. Orangey, cinnamony, yeasty. The taste was there as well with the orange really coming through and pairing nicely with the brown sugar and cinnamon. The texture was a little different I think because of the addition of yogurt and it was more moist. The cake was also a little darker on top because of the brown sugar.
It was really enjoyed by both my husband and myself. I personally think I prefer the comparatively plain original recipe, but my husband is a big fan of flavor on flavor on flavor and preferred this version. Next time I intend to include cinnamon in the dough itself, omit the orange, up the ratio of cinnamon to brown sugar on top, and probably drizzle with a basic powdered sugar icing. Basically a giant cinnamon roll cake, but it'll be totally reasonable to have it first thing in the morning this way. Can't wait to make it for a brunch. The smell alone would drive guests mad.
Relizabeth, were you able to turn the dough out onto the counter and shape into a disc between rises? My dough was too wet and sticky both times.
re: ArikaDawn
I don't remember my dough being too sticky to shape into a disk. Generally, I'm lazy about the let dough rise on counter step, and formed it into the disk in the pan. I have since bought a springform pan and will use that this time.
Yogurt is my ingredient of choice. (We make a litre every day).
I will definitely make this again soon. I am addicted to molasses sugar (like eating a spoonful here and there out of the box several times a day) and will try it with that on top.
I'm having a dinner party tomorrow. I was thinking of having a lovely meze spread- spanakopita, dolamades, some kinds beet dip, hummous, etc- and maybe can shake things up by serving this cake with molasses sugar and rosewater and some roasted figs (maybe with pomegranate molasses?) on the side. Does that sound like the sore thumb in my menu?
re: relizabeth
I don't think it seems like a sore thumb at all. A lot of the desserts I encounter are overly sweet, fussy, and complicated. It can get old wanting dessert, but only having mini chocolate towers adorned with spun sugar and accompanied by an oolong tea foam or whatever available. I know I would be quite pleased to be served something relatively simplistic and almost rustic, but still delicious for a change of pace. And you said you wanted to shake things up =)
re: ArikaDawn
Thank you! I've been meaning to try this recipe for eons, and now I know I have to!
Cobbler (p. 691) currently in the oven. Report soon....
Cobbler, p. 691
This is a simple recipe (there's not a whole lot of variation in cobblers), and I made several substitutions, so I'm not sure how representative this is of the recipe. On the other hand, the recipe/discussion more or less consists of a few guidelines and an invitation to run with it, which is more or less what I did.
With the cobbler topping, I made one substitution: I used half a cup of cornmeal and 1 cup flour instead of 1.5 cups flour. I did this partly because I like the taste of corn in a cobbler, and partly because I wanted to compare it to the Joy of Cooking recipe and when I make that cobbler topping, I always substitute some cornmeal for part of the flour.
With the fruit, well, I had blackberries (4 cups) and strawberries (2 cups). But the cookbook doesn't have a blackberry cobbler recipe, so I used her blueberry variation with the berries I had. I left out the molasses, since I'm not crazy about it. I also misread the recipe and used white instead of brown sugar. Oops.
One other note: I made the cobbler topping and the fruit mixture and refrigerated them for a couple of hours before putting them together and baking them. We went out for the afternoon, and I wanted to get the cobbler into the oven as soon as possible when we got home, so my husband could cook dinner. Also, of course, most pastry is easier to work when it has rested for a while. Anyway, when we got home I buttered the baking dish, poured in the berries, put on the topping, and popped it in the oven.
So anyway, how did it come out? Very well. I think I like the cobbler topping better than the recipe I usually use. It turned out nice and firm, slightly crunchy on top, and the underside was well-soaked with the fruit juices. And the fruit mixture wasn't too sweet -- I haven't looked, but I think the recipe calls for somewhat less sugar than is typical. These were very sweet berries to begin with, so the sugar was needed mainly to help the juices express themselves.
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That sounds really great. I also love the taste of cornmeal and am planning to make this recipe over the weekend with your modification. Do you think you could sub in more cornmeal, or would you keep it as is?
re: ArikaDawn
I think half a cup was about right. It had plenty of corn taste and a slight crunch, but more than that might make it too dry or crumbly. I hope it turns out well for you!
re: jlafler
"so my husband could cook dinner"
A phrase I have envied for 11 years.
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I made this cobbler for dessert last night using about 1 1/2 quarts blueberries straight from the farm. I used all AP flour, 1/2 & 1/2 instead of milk, 1/4 c brown sugar, lemon zest & a bit of juice and used the molasses...which I didn't think I'd like but it seemed to give a little boost of flavor to the finished dessert. Used a unbuttered 8 X 10 Pyrex baking dish and the topping covered very well. Spooned some Greek yogurt on the side when served. We loved it! There's tons left so it will reappear as dessert again tonight.


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Castle Doesn't Need Ryan's Marriage Advice
Castle knows what he's doing.
Thanks to a little encouragement from Beckett, Alexis asks to come home. Watch this scene from Castle Episode 616: Room 147.
Castle knows what he's doing.
She's ready for a new challenge.
Zhang reveals she's human after all.
She got both their guns!
And Castle's in the hot seat.
Martha is making room for little Castle babies.
We could relax, have a glass of wine, share a shower...
Our victim is on Mars?!
Psst--Castle, even when you whisper, everyone can hear you.
Castle's talent may be the only thing that can solve this case.
3XK may be after Martha and Alexis.
Castle thinks he's lost Kate forever.
Jerry can't outsmart Castle this time.
Every time I close my eyes I see your face.
Castle gets to return to her side in both life and work.
Beckett's been thinking about it...
They had wanted to be at the precinct that entire time.
How's it feel now, Jerry?
Castle knows what inspired all 3XK's murders.
Too bad this wasn't the right favor to ask for.
Castle just satisfied his first customer and is ready for another.
His t?a is a big fan, you see.
Castle is proud. Esposito has an embarrassing detail to share.
Beckett, you're actually following HIM.
Castle thought they had something special.
Just this one time, Caskett agrees to be naughty.
It's bedroom time and the Sherlock hat stays on!
You. Me. Theorizing. Together. It's not right!
Partners here to stay? Beckett is jubilant, but Castle's heart is broken.
This was not on purpose. And it hurt.
A whole lot of lying is about to go down.
Ryan remembers their engagement like it was made up just now.
They both deserve the best... with someone else.
Castle and Beckett have now officially moved in together.
Kate and Lanie toast to the best apartment ever.
This is the best night ever.
His name's Ryan and he hates lyin'.
Drinks are on Castle!
Ryan and Esposito talk fatherhood and moving forward.
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Hi folks,
I have searched and read some posts for recommendations for a tig torch for the XMT304, but still have questions.
- 1st off, i realize it is DC only and am just looking to practice tig on some mild steel and eventually stainless.
- Have bottle of argon I use with push pull setup on aluminum
- looking for something like a 17V with gas valve on torch as 304 does not have solenoid / gas connections
- Was not planning on getting foot or hand control yet (which would pulg into 14 pin connector on welder) - juts planning to play around setting voltage on welder panel
Believe I can use a 2 cable type which has separate cable for power and gas. But some on ebay (from China) come with what looks like a Dinse power connector, gas connect and a 2 pin connector. What is this 2 pin connector and will it work without it? Planning on using lift start tig feature.
I think I could also use one of the single cable torches and then use one of the various power block types to separate gas cable out to bottle. But, then think I would have to braze on a dinse connector to the power block as well to connect to welder.
Any advice on if this 2 pin connector is an issue, or what the best way to set up for Tig woudl be appreciated. As well, are the Chinese ones Ok for playing around or better to get new or used Weldcraft or other brand?
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buying tig torch for XMT304 online - what is 2 pin connector used for in some torchs
I have no clue what the two pin connector is but you should be able to use it, lets face it the torch is essentially a cable for the power and a hose for the gas.
You are correct that you can use a torch with separate power cable or an adapter block on a single lead torch. Personally I'd stick with a new or used brand name torch. Who knows what the knock offs use for consumables, how long they last, where you can get more and for how long. No point having a torch that you can no longer get parts for.at home:
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How many amp torch u looking for ? I might have something that will work fot you
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Thanks for the replies. Thinking 150A. Sure, feel free to PM me with what you have!
My closest LWS didn't really sound interested in ordering much in, but I know their really experienced guy left them, so I think thye prefer selling plug and play stuff for newer equipment.
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Product Highlights:portable GPS navigatornüMaps Lifetime download card (receive up to 4 map updates per year without additional fees)suction-cup windshield mountcar power adapter, micro-USB cable and built-in rechargeable battery with up to 2 hours of lifeNavigation features:4.3" (480 x 272 pixels) display with touchscreen control5 million points of interest (allows custom points of interest)preloaded with maps for the United States (except Alaska) and Puerto Rico, plus U.S. Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, and Bahamastext-to-speech voice prompts announce actual road names at turnslane assistance and junction viewspeed limit indicatortrip computermulti-destination routing: allows 1,000 waypointstransport modes: autoExpandability:microSD card slotOther features and specs:dimensions: 5"W x 3-1/8"H x 13/16"Dweight: 5.3 oz.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Who needs a portable navigator? Portable GPS puts you in touch with the world when you're on the road. 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I bought this for my son who travels back and forth from college. I have Garmin GPS systems and they have always been a good GPS system. Pros: Lifetime map updates and road display 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good value in a great little GPS Written By Mark, Merriam, Kansas on Monday, November 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Crutchfield recommended this GPS in a newsletter. It just so happened that I had a business engagement for which a GPS would be helpful. Because I trust the Crutchfield name, I followed their recommendation. It also helps that it's a Garmin unit. I've been to several IEEE meetings in which someone from Garmin presented; I don't live far from the Garmin HQ. The map gives you the street name you're heading toward across the top. There's an indicator for expected time of arrival (ETA), posted speed limit, your speed (and it turns red if you're over the limit), and other nice features. I like it that you can see there's an interstate to your left when you're driving down a side street or there's a river up ahead, etc. This was about what I expected: easy to use, well-designed, and thoughtful in its execution. This was my first GPS unit, and I'm glad I selected this one. It's been a very good user experience for me. I mounted mine next to the rear view mirror. I have a radar detector mounted under it. I've run an accessory plug extender cable up through the interior trim into a duplex that feeds both devices; the duplex and is fastened to the rear view mirror using cable ties and the cables are practically invisible. I do not like cables hanging down. Cars should long ago have been made with jacks along the headliner for plugging in radar detectors, GPS units, etc., but a determined DIY can almost make up for that design oversight. Pros: * Inobstructive in size, but big enough to read. * Intuitive interface. * Can be muted. * Maps can scale however you wish. * Mounts easily. * Mounting device is more than just lame suction cups, as with so many other devices. * Uses standard USB for power, so you can charge it up with the adapter used for MP3 player or similar device. * Looks great! Cons: * No user manual (though I'm not sure why you'd need it). * Cable not conducive to connection from overhead, due to plug angle. * Smallish screen, but any bigger could be distracting. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No garmin 42LM best gps ever Written By joe r, finksburg,md on Monday, November 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) one of the best pieces of electronic equipment I"ve ever purchased. very easy to use right out of the box,detailed full color screen,and love the fact that it tells you exact street names to turn on,not just take the next right.highly recommend.ps buy the friction dash mount sold separately very nice and much better and safer than windshield mount Pros: voices actual street names Cons: windshield mount 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Garmin nuvi 42LM Written By TD, Plano, TX on Friday, August 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product. It got me out of a jam as I recently moved to go to school. Easy to use and great for the price. The only downside at this time is not having a wall charger. Crutchfield shipped this product to me in a timely manner with tracking. I got it in less than a week just in time to move for school. Pros: price, limited lifetime map updates Cons: no wall charger 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Very good unit Written By TylerB, Northern Indiana on Friday, May 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have owned several GPS units and also the Iphone one. This GPS is good value. Garmin in my experience is the most accurate and fastest satellite acquisition of all the units. I like knowing when my arrival time and the mph helps keep me in check. We used it in California to find restaurants close by and such. The other thing about Garmin is they work with Apple computers. Trying to update a TomTom I had was a nightmare on the Mac. I pulled the Garmin out on the plane back home, we were doing 534 mph according to the GPS I forget what the altitude was. Don't buy a refurbished GPS my mom did and it won't acquire satellites for 20 minutes. I also like to save locations to my favorite list, like hardwares, supply houses and such. I can see which one is closest from my location. I did feel that the screen size would be a issue since all the other units I have owned were bigger, but it has not been an issue at all. Pros: Great unit and value. Crutchfied is a fantastic company to do business with and stand behind their products and will help you out over the phone if needed. I bought a stereo from them and called for some assistance I was pretty impressed with their knowledge. Cons: The only thing Garmin needs to do is give a case with the unit. I don't leave my unit in the car and I take it on planes so it would be nice to have a hard case to protect it and keep the cords in. 11 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No My First GPS Written By DavidE, Saratoga Springs, NY on Wednesday, May 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I get lost all of the time so I broke down and got a GPS. This thing has changed my life! It works great and when it tells you to go down a dirt road etc. you can just keep driving and it automatically readjusts. Worth it!!! Pros: Easy to use - flexible Cons: Haven't had any complaints yet 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Garmin knows the way Written By az, Tucson, AZ on Saturday, April 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Left Western NY with this Garmin gizmo hooked up and running. Being old and uncomfortable and largely ignorant of how to use this equipment, i had my doubts about it. Crutchfield rep tried to placate my anxieties and i bought this model on his well-informed advice. I'm totally glad now and we arrived in Tucson without much trouble. Now this thing has really earned its stripes getting us around in this completely unfamiliar town we are coming to love. Thanks!! Pros: It's all good! Cons: Can't think of any not attributable to my own incompetence. 9 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Portable GPS navigation device (w/ 4.3" LCD) Suction-cup mount Mounting bracket Cigarette lighter/power adapter (w/ attached 5.5' cable) 19" miniUSB-to-USB cable Updates/Manuals note Important Safety/Product Information Garmin Express brochure Features and Specs Features Maps Free lifetime updates Map Coverage USA (49), USVI, PR, Jamaica Points of Interest 5,000,000 Multiple Destination Routing Yes Screen Size 4.3" Widescreen Yes Bluetooth Capable No Photo Viewer No Digital Audio Playback No Text To Speech Yes Voice Control No Dynamic Content Services None Removable Memory Type microSD card Battery Life 2 Hours Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Navigation Features Convenience Features Installation Options Navigation Features GPS Receiver: The Garmin nuvi 42LM is equipped with a high-sensitivity WAAS-enabled GPS receiver and built-in antenna which enables the unit to acquire GPS (Global Positioning System) signals for on-the-road navigation. Note: When indoors, you can activate the built-in GPS simulator and practice using the unit. This turns off the GPS receiver so it's not searching for satellites, saving battery power. Preloaded Maps: The nuvi 42LM contains NAVTEQ's City Navigator North America NT-Lower 49 States maps (ver.2013.30) with detailed road maps of the lower 49 States (excluding Alaska), Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Bahamas, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint Barthelemy, and Jamaica. Points of Interest: The built-in maps include over 5-million Points of Interest (POIs) such as hotels, restaurants, gas stations, attractions, and ATMs to help you find the destination you desire. In addition, you can download additional points of interest and add them to the unit's memory (Custom POIs). The free POI Loader software can be downloaded from the Garmin website to assist you in creating Custom POIs. Free Lifetime Map Updates: The nuvi 42LM offers free lifetime map updates so you'll always have the most up-to-date maps, POIs, and navigation information. Map updates are available for download up to 4 times a year with no subscription or update fees and no expiration dates. Note: Free Lifetime Map Updates entitle you to receive up to 4 map data updates per year, when and as such updates are made available on the Garmin website, for this specific Garmin product only until this product's useful life expires or Garmin no longer receives map data from its third party supplier, whichever is shorter. The updates you receive will be updates to the same geographic map data originally included with your Garmin product when originally purchased. Map Screen: The Garmin nuvi 42LM displays a real-time moving map illustrating your current position and intended route. It will show map scale and geographic details such as lakes, rivers, highways and towns. Your route is marked with a magenta line. A checkered flag marks your destination. As you travel the nuvi 42LM guides to your destination with arrows on the map and directions at the top of the screen. If you depart from the original route, the device recalculates the route and provides new directions. During your calculated route, your direction of travel is displayed in the lower left corner and your current speed is shown in the lower right corner. The posted speed limit for most major roads is displayed near the lower right corner as well. The unit allows you to zoom, pan, and point using the touchscreen during navigation. You can select one of three map orientation displays: 2D Track Up: Two-dimensional map that constantly displays the route from bottom to top of the screen. 2D North Up: Two-dimensional map that constantly displays North at the top of the screen. 3D Track Up: Three-dimensional map that constantly displays the route from bottom to top of the screen. Note: The default on-screen icon representing your vehicle is a blue sports car. In the menu, you can select a blue 4WD pickup truck, a blue compact car, a blue 3D arrow, a pair of boots, a large bird, or a rolling beach ball. Turn Assistant: When you are navigating a route, you can view the next turn on the map and the distance and time left before you reach the turn. You can also view the Turn List which displays turn-by-turn instructions for your entire route and the distance between turns. Lane Assist w/ Junction View: Lane assist with junction view indicates the proper lane for a turn or exit with brightly colored arrows and detailed images. Speed Limits: As you travel along a major road, the speed limit is displayed on the screen alongside of the vehicle's speed display. If you are exceeding the speed limit, the color of the vehicle speed indication changes to red. If the highway's posted speed limit has changed since the last map update, you can change the speed limit display on the unit. Text-to-Speech Audible Directions: In addition to the visual map, you get voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions that speak street names to your destination; allowing you to keep your eyes more comfortably on the road. The nuvi 42LM offers voices of various languages. Where Am I?: The "Where Am I?" feature gives you instant access to important information in case of an emergency. When you select "Where Am I?" from the menu, you get the coordinates (including elevation) of your current position, plus the nearest address and intersections. There are also buttons to help you locate the nearest hospitals, police stations, gas stations, and roadside assistance. You can also save the location for future reference. Destination Search: When the Where To? button is pressed, you can use the search tools to find your destination and plan your route. The search tools allow you to search for cities, addresses, intersections, or coordinates. You can also search the device's POIs (points-of-interest). The unit's memory stores the last 50 locations you have found so you can quickly find a previous destination. You can even store your favorite destinations, so you can retrieve them faster. In addition, you can simply browse the map and select a destination by tapping the screen. Route Preferences/Avoidances: When calculating a route, you can select the following preferences; faster time, shorter distance, or off road. You can also program the unit to avoid certain things that may be undesirable on your route; such as U-Turns, Highways, Toll Roads, Carpool Lanes, Unpaved Roads, and Ferries. Waypoints: You can manually mark and name any map position as a waypoint for later recall. Up to 1000 waypoints can be saved into memory. Trip Computer: The trip information page displays your current speed and direction, and provides helpful statistics about your trip. A trip odometer keeps up with your total mileage. The page also indicates the distance and driving time to your next maneuver, as well as the distance and driving time to your destination. Your maximum speed and moving average speed are also displayed. The information can be reset in advance of your next trip. Auto Reroute: If you deviate from the original route, the nuvi 42LM recalculates the route and provides new directions. Detours: While navigating a route, you can use detours to avoid obstacles ahead of you, such as construction zones. Safe Mode: With the Safe Mode turned on, functions that require significant operator attention are disabled so they don't become a distraction while driving. Convenience Features 4.3" Touchscreen LCD: The nuvi 42LM features a 4.3" color TFT touchscreen LCD with a resolution of 480 x 272 pixels (16:9 aspect ratio). The screen has a manual brightness adjustment. You can select one of three color modes for the display screen: Daytime: Has a lighter, brighter background. Nighttime: Has a black background, easier to see at night. Auto: Display automatically switches between daytime and nighttime at sunrise and sunset. Keyboard Options: The Garmin nuvi 42LM gives you two options for keyboard layouts. When you are entering an address or other data, you can choose between a standard QWERTY keyboard layout or an ABCDE alphabetical layout. microSD Card Slot: The nuvi 42LM has a microSD card slot so you can download and store additional mapping information from Garmin. USB Port: The nuvi 42LM is fitted with a mini-USB (type-B) port and comes with a mini-USB to USB cable to connect to your computer. The nuvi 42LM is compatible with Windows XP or newer and Mac OS X 10.4 or later. Note: The nuvi 42LM is not compatible with Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, or Windows NT. It is also not compatible with Mac OS 10.3 and earlier. This is a common limitation of most USB mass storage devices. Garmin Express: Use Garmin Express to keep the nuvi 42LM up-to-date. Garmin Express makes it easy to update maps and software, transfer favorites to and from devices, and install free custom vehicles and voices. Installation Options Mounting: The Garmin Nuvi 42LM comes with a suction cup mounting bracket to install the device in your vehicle. The suction cup can be used to mount the unit to your vehicle's windshield or dash. Once the nuvi 42LM is mounted, it can be adjusted on the ball-and-socket bracket for best visibility. The unit must be installed where it has a relatively unobstructed view of the sky. Note: Please check the applicable regulations in your state regarding windshield mounting. Certain states prohibit the mounting of any items on your windshield. 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Johnsonburg used a trio of pitchers for a 5-0 Ram win over Ridgway baseball Thursday afternoon at Sandy Beach Recreational Park.
"Cole (Peterson) threw well, Mitchell (Holmberg) came in and threw a nice game, especially in the fourth inning getting out of it. Quinn (Luhr) pitched well," Johnsonburg coach Jeff Peterson said. "Defensively, we played real well again."
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Title: Steve's unfeasible afterlife adventure - part 5
Date: July 25, 2005
Summary: Beaver hangs out with his new best friend, Stu.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Stu, Ice-cream Bot
Onomatopoeias used: "BANGA-BANG!", "OPEN!", "LIC!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Steve: "I wonder how Beaver's doing without me..."
Panel 2
Stu is building something with a hammer that makes a BANGA-BANG! noise.
Beaver: "Hey Stu! What are you working on?"
Panel 3
Stu: (revealing a pink, happy robot) "I'm building a robot!"
Beaver: "Uh... what does it do?"
Panel 4
Stu: "It makes ice-cream!"
Ice-cream Bot OPEN!'s and reveals two cones of vanilla ice-cream.
Ice-cream Bot: "Vanilla!"
Beaver: "Yay!
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Beaver: "You're the best friend EVER Stu!"
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(Back to Steve)
Steve: "I'll bet he's really missing me. Poor Guy!"
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I've always had a fascination with skulls ever since my trip to Mexico a few years back, where I stumbled across skull artwork that was strangely beautiful. I had previously associated skeletons with death and decay. However in Mexico the skeleton symbol is juxtaposed with hypnotic designs and vibrant colours, used to celebrate a national holiday, Day of the Dead. It sounds creepy but it's actually a beautiful ritual in which Mexicans celebrate and lovingly remember their loved ones who have passed away. In recent years the skull has become a fashion icon and a symbol of cool, made popular by the late Alexander McQueen. And who could forget Damien Hirst's take on it – For the love of God, a diamond-encrusted platinum skull that sold for £50 million!
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I love the idea of taking vintage bone china and adding unexpected images such as a skull. Tasteful with an edge.
The antelope skull to me is like a piece of art and is a great feature on any wall. I bought one from London Spitalfields Market for my fiancé and painted it white, we called him Fred.
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After suffering a head injury during a fencing class, doctors operated on William Stadelman's brain to prevent an aneurysm. It was then that they discovered a malignant tumor. William underwent radiation and completed chemotherapy shortly before his 18th birthday, however the operation and related treatment caused him to miss a favorite activity; his welding classes.
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Moonrays 95027 Mini Solar Deck Light, RoundITEM #56078Moonrays 95027 Mini Solar Deck Light, Round is the perfect light for illuminating those dark areas of your deck or tricky outdoor stairs.
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