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In the movie Redtails, Lightning shows that he has a tendency to be pretty reckless. This is shown by him taking the armed train by himself or attacking the german destroyer on his own. However, I didn't quite understand where this comes from. What was the motivation, or reasoning, why Lightning was so reckless when he flew?
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He's a fantastic pilot. And so he wanted to show off. His tendency to ignore orders freed him to do higher-risk higher-reward attacks. This got him the acclaim he wanted. After his attack on the German destroyer, you can see this in him bragging while they're watching the film of his attack.


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I spent the past week in Marfa with my mom. She'd never been out there. We took her car (I drove), and she's a social […]
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Here they are, sorted by city, our picks for the best shows in Texas this fall! ALBANY Eric Zimmerman: Sixteen Tons The Old Jail Art […]
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South Florida defeats Buccaneer Baseball, 7-4
Saturday, February 14, 2004TAMPA, Fla. (Feb. 14, 2004) - East Tennessee State outhit South Florida 13-11, but USF prevailed, 7-4, in another exciting game between the Bulls and Bucs Saturday afternoon from rainy Red McEwen Field in Tampa, Fla. Both squads left the bases loaded in the first inning, but USF was able to push across a run to take a 1-0 lead. The Bucs had three on with one out, but South Florida freshman starter Casey Hudspeth struck out the final two ETSU batters to retire the side. For USF, second baseman Mike Macaluso led off the first with a single and scored on a two-out single by third baseman Jeff Baisley. After two more Bulls reached base, Buccaneer sophomore starter Jeremy Hall (Gray, Tenn.) stranded all three by striking out Matt McHargue to end the inning. East Tennessee State tied the score at one in the top of the second. Sophomore third baseman Greg Roberts (Douglas, Ga.) led off the frame with a single and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by the next batter, junior catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.). After another out was recorded, Roberts scored on a clutch single by sophomore left fielder Matt Traylor (Knoxville, Tenn.). The Bulls sent nine men to the plate in the bottom of the third, scoring three runs to take a 4-1 advantage. Jeff Baisley led the inning off with a single, then designated hitter Devin Ivany was hit by a pitch. The runners advanced to second and third on a sacrifice bunt by Travis Brown, then McHargue was intentionally walked to load the bases. Catcher Brian Baisley hit a sacrifice fly to deep center field, followed by RBI singles by center fielder Ty Taborelli and Macaluso. ETSU stormed back with three runs in the top of the fourth to tie the game at four. Roberts reached on an error then moved to second on a single by Moore. Senior center fielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) laced a double to right field, scoring Roberts. Moore would then score on a sacrifice fly by Traylor, and sophomore right fielder Shane Byrne (Johnson City, Tenn.) drove in Turner with a double off of the center field wall. The Bulls took the lead for good by scoring two runs in the bottom of the sixth. Right fielder Ryan Hierlmeier was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning then, after two outs were recorded, an Ivany single gave USF runners on first and second. Left fielder Travis Brown would then reach on an error, scoring Hierlmeier, followed by a McHargue single, scoring Ivany. USF scored another run in the bottom of the eighth to widen their lead to three. Jeff Baisley led off the inning with a double, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Ivany, then scored as Brian Baisley reached on an error. South Florida reliever Tim Mattison (1-0) earned the win after pitching 4.1 innings and allowing no runs on five hits while striking out four. Hall pitched very well after the third, but was charged with the loss after pitching six innings and allowing four earned runs on 10 hits while striking out three. Joey Livingston retired the Bucs in order in the ninth to record his first save of the season. ETSU senior lefty Josh Kite (Greeneville, Tenn.) pitched effectively over the final two innings for the Bucs, allowing no earned runs on one hit and striking out three. Each player in the Buccaneer lineup had at least one hit this afternoon, led by Traylor, Roberts and sophomore second baseman Josiah Glafenhein (Knoxville, Tenn.) with two each. Traylor led the Bucs with two RBIs while Roberts paced the team with two runs scored. Jeff Baisley and Taborelli led the Bulls with a game-high three hits while he and Ivany scored two runs each The Bucs and Bulls meet for the final game of their three-game weekend series Sunday at Noon from Red McEwen Field in Tampa, Fla.
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When did David Hamelech write Tehillim? Or to be more technical, when did David write his first Tehillim and when did he write his last? Also was there a certain period of time within which he wrote a lot of the Tehillim?
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The National Mango Board (NMB) is working to improve mango quality through eight Mango Extension Workshops scheduled in the top six mango importing countries. The NMB's expert staff will present research and findings, as well as best practices from their Postharvest Best Management Practices Manual, available in English, Spanish and now in Portuguese.
The 2012 Extension Workshop schedule is as follows:
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In addition to the NMB staff, researchers from different universities, research institutions and consultants, such as University of Florida, Universidad del Valle de Guatemala, Universidad de Queretaro and Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones de Forestales, Agrícolas y Pecuarias (INIFAP) de Mexico will present at the workshops and be available to answer questions.
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The National Mango Board is a national promotion and research organization, which is supported by assessments from both domestic and imported mangos. The board was designed to drive awareness and consumption of fresh mangos in the U.S. One cup of mango is only 100 calories, an excellent source of vitamins A and C, a good source of fiber and an amazing source of tropical flavor.
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|Soup A Kosher Collection - Second Edition
by Pam Reiss
The first edition of Soup A Kosher Collection is a staple in our cookbook collection – an entire book devoted to one of our favorite food categories,SOUP! We thought the book was already perfect, so naturally we asked Pam Reiss why she decided to update and reissue it as opposed to writing a new book in the series. "The simple answer is that we were running out of copies of the 1st edition. It's been out of print in Canada for a while now and the distributor in the US was down to a few hundred copies. My publisher (Whitecap) and I decided that it was time to do another printing and I wanted to add some new recipes. They thought that was a great idea so we added 20 new recipes and some new pictures as well."
For us, soup is the ultimate food – it is perfect in any season and for any reason. Soup can be served hot or cold, winter or summer. You can have a bowl of soup when you are happy, sad, sick or feeling great. It becomes a meal when served with bread or a sandwich or salad, and yes, it can even be enjoyed as dessert.
Soup A Kosher Collection, is a delightful cookbook consisting almost entirely of soup recipes. It is well written, well organized and contains an array of 160 recipes. As with the existing recipes, the new recipes are divided into dairy, parve and meat, with the majority of the new ones focusing on vegetables. There are two new recipes that include eggplant, one of Pam's favorites. " For dinner I love a bowl of Asian inspired noodle soups and wonton soup, so they're now included. And for a nod to Israel I included a chicken soup seasoned with za'atar."
This edition has an updated looked plus the additional of more full-color photos. The recipes are easy to follow and are not complicated. Each includes nutritional information, storage notes and helpful instructions. This book entices you to make soup every day, every season.
Enjoy the following two new recipes: Italian Bean Soup and Spinach Coconut Curry Soup.
Soup A Kosher Collection - 1st edition was nominated for the Cuisine Canada Cookbook Award.
Soup A Kosher Collection, 2nd edition, is available on Amazon.com.
About Pam Reiss:
She also wrote, Passover A Kosher Collection. We asked her what is next in the series: "I've started working on a new one which I keep referring to as an Hors d'oeuvre/tapas/small bites/appetizer/entertaining book. I need to work on the title." Whatever she calls it, we know it will be terrific. Follow Pam on her blog: blog.pamelareiss.com.
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Kosher Appetizers
|Mom's Caponata
from The New Food Processor Bible: 30th Anniversary Edition
My mother changed my recipe and boosted the flavor! Make this in minutes using your processor. Sprinkle with toasted pine nuts and chopped parsley. Serve chilled as an appetizer or hot over rice or pasta.
4 cloves garlic
STEEL BLADE: Drop garlic through feed tube while machine is running; process until minced. Add onions and celery; process with quick on/off pulses, until coarsely chopped.
Heat oil in large pot. Sauté garlic, onions and celery on medium heat for 5 minutes, until soft.
SLICER: Cut bell and jalapeño peppers and eggplants in half; remove core and seeds from peppers. Slice peppers and eggplants, using medium pressure. Add to onion mixture and cook 10 minutes longer, stirring occasionally.
Add balsamic vinegar, drained tomatoes, raisins, sugar, pepper flakes, cumin, basil, salt and pepper. Cover partially and simmer 20 minutes longer, stirring occasionally. Add reserved tomato liquid as needed to prevent the mixture from becoming dry. Mixture should be thick, not watery. Stir in capers and olives at the end of cooking. Adjust seasonings to taste.
Yield: 8 to 10 servings (about 8 cups).
This keeps about 10 days in the refrigerator or freezes well.
164 calories per serving, 28.1 g carbohydrates, 4.3 g fiber, 3 g protein, 5.5 g fat (0.3 g saturated fat), 0 mg cholesterol, 364 mg sodium, 546 mg potassium, 2 mg iron, 64 mg calcium, 66 mg phosphorus
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Friday mourning a semi showed up at my land. it had 49000lbs of pipe on it. i have over 10,000' of fence to build. so heres my issue i have 2'' od 1/4 thick to saddle and weld to 2-1/2'' sch.40. i have a plasma and a torch.but im considiring a 2-7/8'' hole saw in a gig on my drill press to saddle the 2''.... is it worth it to use the drill press? or will i just get better and better at saddling?
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and since the carbon content so high do i need in to use lo/hi?
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A notcher may be faster, and more accurate, but the notcher replacement hole saw costs may become an issue. You have several notchers available, starting at Harbor freight for about 60 bucks and going to the beast for about 600. A good notcher is a good tool to add if you do not have one already, especially if you have a lot of straight notches to do. Just a thought...
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notching pipe
i use a horizontal band saw. angle the vise at about 35* and cut about 5/8''off roll 180* and cut again. you might needto adjust yuor depth of cut but you can get a good fit. agood notcher is probably the best . rod
was gonna say, i just use a chop saw to cut saddles....... set the fence to 35 and cut a little off from center, then flip er over and repeat..... it aint gonna be exact, but it'll be close enoughwelder_one
nothing fancy, just a few hot glue guns for metal
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First thing it sounds like your pipe is drill stem, not a bad thing if it's new, potentially a very bad thing if it's used.
I have a Vogel notcher and I imagine for about three grand you can buy a vogel with a custom die for your work. The down side is you would probably have to spend another five to ten grand for the punch press to make it work because of the wall thickness. I know. I've tried.
If the material is used you made a big mistake. If it's new then you can use a plasma and a Sur-Cut. Sur-Cut makes a tool for doing two and three eights to two and seven eighths, I have one. If it's used you're going to either use a torch or spend a ton on plasma consumables.
Drill stem can be high carbon steel. This means bandsaw and cold saw blades are not going to like it for squat.
Here's the bad thing about drill stem. First and foremost is you don't know where it's been. In Dallas if you show up with a load of drill stem cut offs at the scrap yard then chances are most likely they're going to geiger counter it. If it clicks you just went from getting a little money to paying out a ton because they have to confiscate the material and you have to pay for the handling, thousands of dollars per ton.
If it's clean radiation wise you still don't know what's leached into the metal and will continue to leach out from now on. You might be exposing you and yours to cancer causing stuff we've never heard of, yet.
If it's clean of all that then you have the reality of dealing with junk, literally trying to make a silk purse out of sow's ear. Right now drill stem that's not porous has a home in the oil field. If it's porous it's sold for fencing etc because it's not good for much else. Porous means rust and rot.
Back in the day I've waded through piece after piece of drill stem weeding out the bad from the not so bad. Then I would take the bad and cut it for posts putting the really bad into the concrete. Invariably a piece that looked good would be paper thin right where it welded to a post. That meant taking out that section minium, sometimes the whole length. The only thing worse than that is having the client find the holes and then you get to go back and change out the section, along with all the other sections the client found after checking everything at least twice.
Then there's the magnetism thing. The material gets heavily magnetized sometimes. You have a bugger bear time trying to get a puddle to start because the arc and puddle want to stay on one piece and refuses to go to the other. Once you get past that you can have the whole weld break just about the time you've got it all sewed up. HAZ on steriods going to a party. I was called over to help a pipeliner working on an H fixture on his place that couldn't get a joint to hold because it would chrystalize and fall apart just about the time he'd get it completed. We finally got it welded up but neither one of us had any confidence in it holding over time.
In the late eighties we could get good used, sometimes even new, drill stem cheap. That was because the oil patch was in deep doo and they would sell off inventory just to survive. Then it got good for the oil patch again and man did the junk flow. It was a nightmare because the price for us was the same but the material totally sucked. When the stuff started coming out about how hazardous the material could be it was a relief to not to have to deal with it.
If you're dealing with used drill pipe and you're going to use it plan on using your cutting torch and sur-cuts. I hope your welding machine has an a/c option. That's the best way to get around the magnetism thing that I've found, change over the machine and change your rod until you're through it. Usually there'll be just enough of it to keep you pulling your hair out.
One of the things most people don't realize about the drill stem is the weight, it's very heavy. It comes in nominal thirty two foot lengths, one man can handle it, one end at a time. Running it through a stationary saw is at least a two man job and can take forever plus a week. I guess a quick saw like the Stihl might work. But that would be tough too, get heavy, keep changing blades, etc and so on.
Good luck.
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I didn't mention the concrete and plastic liners in some used drill stem. With the concrete filled pipe the best way to saddle cut I've found is to cut it with a saw to length. Then you hammer out the concrete deep enough to make your cut. If you don't you've never had any fun until you've made a cut with a torch, plasma or oxy/gas, where all it could do is blow back and sideways, along with concrete popping, bad word generator if there ever was one.
Some of the pipe has a plastic liner. If you want to know what that's like pick up a piece of pvc and try to cut it with your torch. Fumes? Those aren't fumes, when it's in pipe there are fumes.
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I've always used an O/A torch to saddle pipe.
It's not hard once you get a picture of what the saddle needs to look like. I cut in from the end down to the "bottom" of the saddle. From there I cut towards one side while curving the cut to fit the pipe. Do the same to the other side then flip the pipe over and repeat. By the time you do 10,000 feet of fence you will be the resident expert on saddling pipe!!!
Harv is correct about the problems you can have if the pipe is full of crap. Concrete is the hardest to work, but the plastic stuff is probably the most dangerous. DO NOT work the plastic lined stuff and smell the smoke. It's poisonous. Hopefully, you bought some decent pipe. I've not had a big problem with pipe rotting out later, but I've seen it happen. Magnetized pipe is harder to weld, but it's done all of the time. If I were building 2 miles of pipe fence for myself, it would have to be used pipe due to the cost of new.Jim
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This is what you need. It's the ones at the bottom with a lever. You use a piece of pipe to activate. Take 2 seconds to notch a sch-40 pipe with 1 Hand. You just need to weld this tool temporarely on the back of you truck. It will take a 3/8 notch out of the end. And it make them fit like a glove. With 10000 feet of pipe to deal with you'll have this tool pay for itself.
And in my opinion beats anything else out there for notching pipe.
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Just would like to add that you can buy fishmouth inserts but with this odd size pipe, it may not be available.
Welding or cutting on teflon lined pipe (or just about any plastic) will give off Phosgene, one of the most deadly chemicals known to man.
http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/phosgene/basics/facts.asp2- XMT's 350 cc/cv
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I've attached some photos of the Vogel on a handy dandy that I made for a special job, the one why I originally bought the Vogel. This job had schedule forty two inch galavanized pipe spec'd.
I have three receivers on the back of my truck, one in each corner and the normal one for trailers. The Vogel is mounted on an insert that goes into any of these. I use it all the time. It won't do schedule eighty, even brand new reject schedule eighty.


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"Even with a baking stone, a conventional oven is no match for a professional oven when it comes to making pizza. At home, or rather in your backyard, the grill is the way to go. The heat of a hot grill is perfect, and makes it possible to make incredible pizza at home. Use your favorite toppings, but keep in mind not to overload the pizza. Keep it light. Try it - everything is better on the grill!"
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1 (.25 ounce) package
active dry yeast
1 cup
warm water
1 pinch
white sugar
2 teaspoons
kosher salt
1 tablespoon
olive oil
3 1/3 cups
all-purpose flour
2 cloves
garlic, minced
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh basil
1/2 cup
olive oil
1 teaspoon
minced garlic
1/4 cup
tomato sauce
1 cup
chopped tomatoes
1/4 cup
sliced black olives
1/4 cup
roasted red peppers
2 cups
shredded mozzarella cheese
4 tablespoons
chopped fresh basil
I had heard of grilled pizza but was afraid to try it. It's quite a production, that after 4 times in 4 weeks, we've got down to a science. The first time he made it he burnt most of the crusts. It definitely helps to have two people working together. I didn't make the crust. I used frozen dough balls from Sams Club thawed, cut in half, and rolled out thin to fit the grill shape. 2 dough balls will give you 4 nice sized pizzas. I also precooked the toppings because you can't let it on long enough to cook them. I use finely shredded cheese because it melts faster. Ragu pizza sauce tastes great. He sprays the grill with a little pam before putting crust on. Husband said we'll never go back to baking them in the oven, even during the winter. You've got to try this one!
i tried this recipe...be warned!
if you're using a gas grill, turn the heat down to low or just below medium before placing the dough on the grill. otherwise you'll get what i got: black burned dough in less than 30 seconds.
i also experienced uneven cooking on the dough, parts of it barely browned, while other parts got black very fast.
this recipe does not say anything about reducing heat.
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We have been making this pizza on our gas grill since last summer and have not cooked one in the oven since! Even though it's winter. My husband just rolls up the garage door and cooks! For those that had trouble, keep working at it. Grill med. hot, put the dough on a sheet of aluminum foil dusted with flour so two people can flip it right on the grill. Slick. I have been baking home made breads and pizza dough for over 30 years so maybe that is why I had no trouble. I don't know but what I do know is we LOVE THIS PIZZA! thanks for this keeper!
Oh my goodness, is this ever a fabulous way to make homemade pizza! I'm a novice and this was the best I've ever made. I was scared to try it; what if the dough dropped through the grill, etc etc etc?! But it didn't. Held together beautifully. Just follow the instructions that Doug has laid out, and you'll succeed! I did divide my dough into quarters rather than in half so I could have smaller pizzas with varying toppings. Be sure to wait until the dough "puffs" before turning it over; I made them one at a time and actually turned each one over onto a pizza pan to add my toppings. Be sure to have all of your stuff organized and ready to go! Pizza 1: pesto, mozzarella/fontina/parmesan, fresh tomatoes; Pizza 2: jarred red sauce/Italian seasoned sausage/mushrooms/black olives/mozzarella (I made this one double the size of the other two); Pizza 3: jarred red sauce, carmelized onions, mozzarella/fontina/parmesan. All three were great. I rolled the crust out thin and it was wonderfully done on the top and bottom, and crisp on the outside, chewy inside. For a homemade pizza, it's the next best thing to brick oven pizza. I doubled the dough and froze half. You gotta try this method! Thanks so much for sharing your recipe, Doug!
My dad & I made this together and we had such a great time! We rolled our crusts very thin and made 1 Margherita style with mozzarella, parmesean & fresh basil, the other was pineapple rings & ham. We made the sauce with olive oil, fresh garlic, 4 tomatoes & 1/2 an onion. We simmered it in a pan and added salt & fresh basil before topping the pizzas with it. We're making these again today for our house warming party!
What a great & different way to have pizza! Used floured aluminum foil trick mentioned in previous review and worked great. Kept grill at 250-300 degrees to keep from burning. After flipping, brushed crust w/ garlic-infused oil and topped w/ thin tomato slices, fresh basil & fresh mozzarella slices. Excellent!
I loved the flavor of the crust, but I made the pizza twice and both times the crust was tough and chewy. I had never made pizza dough before. My first time to use yeast. Could someone please respond here to let me know what I did wrong? I had trouble with the proofing. It took longer than 10 minutes to proof. Maybe old yeast? I used regular salt not kosher, dried basil not fresh, but I think everything else was the same. I'd really appreciate it! Thanks!
I was looking for a recipe for grilled calzones and decided to modify this recipe. Ingredients as specified (included hot sausage and chicken - yummy!) Made 6 8" rounds folded over into calzones and wrapped in foil - 3-5 mins each side on the BBQ and MMMMMM.... just as I was dreaming of... this is good enough to post as its own recipe!!
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Make sure you try it out on dc, ac, stick, etc. different amp ranges. If you don't know how, bring a friend who does. Good luck, hope its nice for a good deal! Let us know how it goes. You can also look up the serial on millers website to get more info about it. I'm not sure if that model has the counter for run hours and arc starts, gives an indication of its use history. You could look up its manual on millers site to find out how to do this.
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Iguazu National Park
Iguazu National Park
The semicircular waterfall at the heart of this site is some 80 m high and 2,700 m in diameter and is situated on a basaltic line spanning the border between Argentina and Brazil. Made up of many cascades producing vast sprays of water, it is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world. The surrounding subtropical rainforest has over 2,000 species of vascular plants and is home to the typical wildlife of the region: tapirs, giant anteaters, howler monkeys, ocelots, jaguars and caymans.
Parc national de l'Iguazu
Haute de 80 m et longue de 2 700 m sur un front basaltique enjambant la frontière entre l'Argentine et le Brésil, la cataracte en semi-cercle au cœur de ce site est l'une des plus spectaculaires du monde. Divisée en cascades multiples produisant d'immenses embruns, elle est entourée d'une forêt subtropicale humide renfermant plus de 2 000 espèces de plantes vasculaires et abritant une faune typique de la région : tapirs, fourmiliers géants, singes hurleurs, ocelots, jaguars et caïmans.
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يُعتبر الشلال بشكله نصف الدائري الذي يقع في قلب هذا الموقع أحد الأروع في العالم. يصل ارتفاع الشلال إلى 80 متراً وطوله إلى2700 متر وهو يقع على خلفية بازالتية (حجر بركاني) على الحدود بين الأرجنتين والبرازيل. ينقسم هذا الشلال إلى شلالات متعددة تثير الكثير من الرذاذ وتحيط به غابة شبه استوائية رطبة تشمل أكثر من 2000 نوع من النباتات الوعائية وأجناس حيوانية خاصة بالمنطقة، لا سيما التابير، وأكلة النمل العمالقة، والقردة الصارخة، والأوسلوت، والجاغوار و الكايمان (أحد انواع التماسيح).
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: UNESCO/ERI
Национальный парк Игуасу
Подковообразный водопад высотой примерно 80 м обрушивается фронтом шириной 2700 м в базальтовое ущелье, лежащее прямо на границе Аргентины и Бразилии. Водопад, предстающий в виде множества каскадов и рождающий целые облака брызг, признан одним из самых живописных в мире. В прилегающем к нему влажном субтропическом лесу отмечено более 2 тыс. видов сосудистых растений; здесь также обитают многие типичные для данного района животные: тапир, гигантский муравьед, обезьяна-ревун, оцелот, ягуар, кайман.
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Parque nacional del Iguazú
En el corazón de este parque se halla la catarata del Iguazú. Formada por un farallón basáltico semicircular de 80 metros de altura y 2.700 metros de anchura, la catarata forma la frontera entre Argentina y Brasil y es una de las más espectaculares del mundo. Dividida en múltiples cascadas de las que emanan enormes brumas. La selva húmeda subtropical circundante alberga más de 2.000 especies de plantas vasculares y la fauna característica de la región: tapires, osos hormigueros gigantes, monos aulladores, ocelotes, jaguares y caimanes.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Nationaal park Iguazú
De halfronde waterval in het hart van dit nationaal park is zo'n 80 meter hoog en heeft een diameter van 2.700 meter. De waterval ligt op een basaltische (vulkanisch stollingsgesteente) lijn die de grens vormt tussen Argentinië en Brazilië. De vele watervallen in het Nationaal park Iguazú gelden als de meest spectaculaire van de wereld door hun enorme spuitende stromen water. Om de watervallen heen ligt een subtropisch regenwoud met meer dan 2.000 soorten vaatplanten (planten met vaatbundels voor watertransport). Het regenwoud is de thuisbasis van veel wilde dieren die typisch zijn voor deze streek: tapirs, reuzenmiereneters, brulapen, ocelots (pardelkatten), jaguars en kaaimannen.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief Synthesis
Located in Misiones Province in the Northeastern tip of Argentina and bordering the Brazilian state of Parana to the north, Iguazú National Park, jointly with its sister park Iguaçu in Brazil, is among the world's visually and acoustically most stunning natural sites for its massive waterfalls. It was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1984. Across a width of almost three kilometres the Iguazú or Iguaçu River, drops vertically some 80 meters in a series of cataracts. The river, aptly named after the indigenous term for "great water" forms a large bend in the shape of a horseshoe in the heart of the two parks and constitutes the international border between Argentina and Brazil before it flows into the mighty Parana River less than 25 kilometres downriver from the park. Large clouds of spray permanently soak the many river islands and the surrounding riverine forests, creating an extremely humid micro-climate favouring lush and dense sub-tropical vegetation harbouring a diverse fauna.
In addition to its striking natural beauty and the magnificent liaison between land and water Iguazu National Park and the neighbouring property constitute a significant remnant of the Atlantic Forest, one of the most threatened global conservation priorities. This forest biome historically covering large parts of the Brazilian coast and extending into Northern Argentina and Uruguay, as well as Eastern Paraguay, is known for its extreme habitat and species diversity, as well as its high degree of endemism. Around 2000 plant species, including some 80 tree species have been suggested to occur in the property along with around 400 bird species, including the elusive Harpy Eagle. The parks are also home to some several wild cat species and rare species such as the broad-snouted Caiman.
Jointly with contiguous Iguaçu National Park in Brazil, which was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1986, it constitutes one of the most significant remnants of the so-called Interior Atlantic Forest. Today, the parks are mostly surrounded by a landscape that has been strongly altered due to heavy logging, both historically and into the present, the intensification and expansion of both industrial and small-scale agriculture, plantation forestry for pulp and paper and rural settlements. Jointly, the two sister parks total around 240,000 hectares with this property's contribution being c. 67,000 hectares.
Criterion (vii):Iguazú National Park and its sister World Heritage property Iguaçu National Park in Brazil conserve one of the largest and most spectacular waterfalls in the world comprised of a system of numerous cascades and rapids and almost three kilometres wide within the setting of a lush and diverse sub-tropical broadleaf forest. The permanent spray from the cataracts forms impressive clouds that soak the forested islands and river banks resulting in a visually stunning and constantly changing interface between land and water.
Criterion (x):Iguazu National Park, together with the contiguous World Heritage property of Iguaçu National Park in Brazil and adjacent protected areas, forms the largest single protected remnant of the Paranaense subtropical rainforest, which belongs to the Interior Atlantic Forest. The rich biodiversity includes over 2000 species of plants, 400 species of birds and possibly as many as 80 mammals, as well as countless invertebrate species.
Rare charismatic species include the broad-snouted Caiman, Giant Anteater, Harpy Eagle, Ocelot and the Jaguar.
Next to the waterfalls along the river and on the islands a highly specialized ecosystem full of life has evolved in response to the extreme conditions of the tumbling water and soaking humidity.
Iguazú National Park has a long conservation history dating back to the early 20th Century and was declared a national park in 1934 illustrating the longstanding recognition of its quality. The integrity of Iguazú National Park must be considered in conjunction with the sister property in neighbouring Brazil. Jointly, the two properties constitute a valuable remnant of a once much larger forest area and adequately conserve the splendid system of waterfalls. Effective management of the protected areas and mitigating land use impacts in and from the surrounding landscape increase the likelihood of maintaining many of the values the property has been inscribed for, and contribute to the survival of species that live in the property and wider landscape. The prominent role as a major international and domestic tourism destination makes Iguazú National Park a highly visible property. Threats to it are likely to draw strong attention and there are important political and economic incentives to invest in the future of the property.
Protection and management requirements
Iguazu National Park is owned by the national government and is an integral part of Argentina's National System of Federal Protected Areas SIFAP (under the National Parks Law Nº 22351) and was created as early as 1934 (Law Nº 12103).
The management of this protected area is in the hands of trained professionals, including rangers. A budget is available to secure the infrastructure and equipment needs to carry out their duties responsibly. A regional technical office lends professional support, and there is a sub-tropical research centre engaged in ecological studies.
Water levels are artificially modified through power plants upriver in Brazil, such as the José Richa or Salto Caxias Hydroelectric Plant, causing scenic and ecological impacts. These impacts require monitoring and mitigation and future impacts need to be prevented.
Tourism management is a key task in the property minimizing the direct and indirect impacts of heavy visitation and maximizing the opportunities in terms of aware-raising for nature conservation and conservation financing.
The value of the property is consolidated by the contiguity with the much larger Iguaçu National Park in Brazil but requires corresponding effective management on both sides of the international border. Over time, an increasing harmonization of planning, management and monitoring is highly desirable and indeed necessary. Ideally, a joint approach will encompass commitment at the highest political levels all the way to tangible activities on the ground based on existing efforts.
Among the threats requiring permanent attention are existing and future hydro-power development upriver, ongoing deforestation in the broader region, including in the adjacent forests in nearby Brazil and Paraguay, agricultural encroachment, as well as poaching and extraction of plants. Tourism and recreation and corresponding transportation and accommodation infrastructure have undoubtedly been impacting on the property and can easily pass the limits of acceptable change.
Given the ongoing transformation of the landscape around the properties in the recent decades future management will have to develop longer term scenarios and plans taking into account this reality. Beyond the relatively small park it will be important to strike a balance between conservation and other land and resource use in Misiones Province so as to maintain or restore the connectivity of the landscape. This will require working with other sectors and local communities. Eventually, the property should be buffered by adequate and harmonized land use planning in the adjacent areas in Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.
Long Description
The site consists of the national park and national reserves in Misiones Province, north-eastern Argentina. The Iguazú River forms the northern boundary of both the reserves and park, and also the southern boundary of Iguaçu National Park World Heritage site in Brazil.
The Iguazú Falls span the border between Argentina and Brazil. Some 80 m high and 3 km wide, the falls are made up of many cascades that generate vast sprays of water and produce one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world.
The vegetation is mostly subtropical wet forest rich in lianas and epithytes, although the forests have less species diversity when compared with others in Brazil and parts of Paraguay. Nonethless, over 2,000 species of vascular plant have been identified. Vegitation around falls is particularly luxuriant due to the constant spray.
The fauna are typical of the region and include tapir, coati, tamandua, raccon. The site is particularly rich in bird speices with almost half of Argentina's bird species found there. Threatened mammals such as the jaguar, ocelot and tiger-cat number among the carnivores, and the giant anteater and Brazilian otter are also found. Primates include the black-capped capuchin and black howler monkey. There are also small populations of the endangered broad-nosed caiman and the threatened Brazilian merganser (sawbill duck).
The first inhabitants in the area were the Caingangues Indians. This tribe was dislodged by the Tupi-Guaranies who coined the name Iguazú (Big Water). The first European to reach the falls was the Spaniard Don Alvar Nuñes Cabeza de Vaca in 1541 and some 10 years later Spanish and Portuguese colonization commenced. There are at least two sites of particular archaeological interest within the park.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
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So I was planning on trying something new in the way of a development project. This required installing an updated SDK and a few other add-ons for MSVS2008 which I've been using since I got bit by the lack of DPIAware support in MSVS2005 a while back. Simple enough... Right? No.
First I decided to try winging the VS08 SDK7 integration, because I didn't notice the tool for that/was in a hurry/have gotten away with this sort of behavior in the past. This of course went badly... Very badly... *Sigh*
So I uninstall MSVS2005 Pro, MSVS2008 Pro, and MSVS 2010 Pro in their entirety ... To make sure I've no remnants of the muckings about I'd made of them earlier. This is close to 20GB of drive i/o because I also had all three copies of the MSDN Library installed (one for each). But that shouldn't be a problem... Right? Wrong.
The uninstall went fine, the reinstall however got as far as doing the service packs and updates for 2008, before one of the "Sanity Check" reboots I did started to take a bit longer than usual... During POST.
2 outta 3 ain't bad Is not what I wanted to hear from the RAID controller. But I was rather expecting it after the POST's rather odd almost 3 minute preamble. However, at least with RAID 5, 2 outta 3 really isn't that bad ... Assuming I could get a replacement installed in a timely (NOW!!!) fashion.
I went to Staples, and they had nothing.
I went to Office Depot, and they had nothing.
I went to Radio Shack (hay it was there), and they had nothing.
At this point I'm weighing the odds in my head between ordering something...and 40hz's commentary in other threads about the tendency of drives to occasionally blow in sets. So...
I went to BestBuy (which I hate) and they had 1 320GB WD blue drive in the whole friggin store. I wanted black. But I was out of options...and at least it wasn't green. I hate the green ones - they're not ripe yet... - Prius' are green e.g. green means slow. God awful slow. There is nothing I hate more than slow.
I'm now waiting to see if/how well the RAID rebuild will go:
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1 pound
lean ground beef
3 cups
peeled and thinly sliced potatoes
1 (10.75 ounce) can
condensed cream of mushroom soup
1/2 cup
chopped onion
3/4 cup
salt to taste
freshly ground pepper, to taste
1 cup
shredded Cheddar cheese
I made this for my husband and myself last night, because the snow we got on the weekend put me in a "comfort-food" mood. Like others, I added extra seasonings to suit our tastes. I sauteed fresh mushrooms and the onions with the meat, and added three crushed garlic cloves and a tablespoon of Minor's beef broth concentrate. I also covered the casserole for the first hour, which kept it nice and moist and helped the potatoes cook properly. I then removed the lid for 15 minutes, which helped set up the dish nicely. Last, I didn't add any cheese at all, and didn't miss it. I felt that cheese would only make it greasy and heavier than I would have been able to stand. Granted, it's not gourmet, but it was created with kids in mind, after all. It was definitely something I'll make again when I feel like comfort food.
If this recipe had had more seasonings listed, I definitely would have give it four stars, however, as written, it would have been very, very bland; at least for our taste. I added garlic and onion powders, a half of an envelope of dried onion soup mix, a small can of mild green chilies and a pinch of cayenne. We thought it was really good and I'll definitely make this again. Thank you!
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This was so good and much easier than shepherds pie- and with alot less mess. I did add a layer of green beans and added a few more seasonings to the meat as it cooked. I used some garlic, basil and paprika which made it flavourful. It was a big hit with my family and i will certainly make it again.
Wow! A recipe from "yesteryear." Add some baby carrots and you have what we used to call "College Casserole" - for obvious reasons - you can increase the recipe and feed all your hungry classmates. Also after graduation, you can fix this and feel all your friends who are still looking for jobs - inexpensive and very good! Thanks so much for sharing this. I had forgotten the recipe.
I prepared this recipe as written, added a can of creamed corn, and layered the ingrdeients in a crockpot. It cooked on LOW all afternoon and was delicious, no fuss, & didn't heat up my already warm house.
Hubby says this one is a keeper! I used cream of celery, 1 can mushrooms, small can of green chilies, garlic salt, parsley flakes, and added grated monterey jack to the sauce. I covered it but I think it you would just end up with sauce as last layer, it would dry out a little more. I put cheddar cheese on last 15 minutes, let it rest for 15 minutes out of the oven to set up. Easy and adapts well to what I had on hand!
This was a great casserole. My husband said, "this is really delicious" after all three helpings. I added some sour cream to the soup & milk which gave it a richer flavor. I forgot to add salt & pepper but we didn't even miss it. I baked it for 1 1/2 hours and the potatoes were perfect.
This turned out a lot better than other "poor-man" style hamburger casseroles I've tried. I added some garlic powder to the soup mixture to liven it up a bit, but I was overzealous and overspiced it, so I thinned it out with some extra milk and a heaping tablespoon of mayonnaise, which worked well, as there was a perfect amount of sauce. I also added about 3/4 cup each of sliced carrot and celery to the sauce. I probably put more than the recomended amount of cheese on, too; I did't measure. Another thing was the recipe didn't specify whether or not to cover; it's definately one to cover! This will go on my recipe rotation.
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Hamburger Potato Casserole
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 403
Calories from Fat: 242
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Good player...way to keep ur players buffalo..
Problem is your D cant stop the zone read cause Wannystache is ur DC
and Chan Gailey is a bumbling fool...
Coaching Staff (Position Coaches can stay we have some of the best in OL, CBs, stuff like that) However HC, DC need to be replaced.
QB - I may be in the minority but Fitz can stay as a BU only, get your QB in this draft (offseason if you want to make the run at Flacco if he hits the market).
WRs - still need an outside WR. I would love to see Stevie Johnson in the slot, he would be a nightmare to cover (more than he already is).
OL - Even if we resign Levitre (I think we will) gonna need a C (Depth Wood is great but gets nicked), RT (Have a couple young guys there not really sure if we need one yet or not).
DL - Resign Kyle Moore (has come on this season). Bring in some young depth (Not Merriman or Kelsay).
LBers - I actually like 1 of them and that is Bradham, the rest (Sheppard and Barnett) should be depth at best.
CBs- Gonna need one, maybe two depending on what you do with McKelvin.
S - Love Byrd as FS (think he gets franchised over signed this year safety tag number is cheap). I would love to draft another playmaking SS next to him
So the still have a ways to go, but I like when they resign their young talent. Last year started that with Stevie and this year continues so far, something new for us Bills fans we normally let our young talent walk.
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Yeah I was loving that as well. Hate the Jets and Pats


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