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Your guide to breakfast and brunch, fine dining and cheap eats in Sydney
We got to try an Uncle Tetsu cheesecake before any other Australian publication
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The best fried chicken in Sydney
It's official. Sydney is obsessed with fried chicken. Are we in the American Deep South? No. Are we surround by the sky scrapers of Seoul? Not really. Does that matter? Maybe. Are we doing it anyway? You're damn right we are.
Battle of the Burger 2016
We're throwing an epic burger battle to crown the best burger in Sydney, and we need your help!
The best mac and cheese in Sydney
With macaroni cheese one of Sydney's favourite dishes, where do you get the best ones? We've done a little scout about, and here's our tally.
Sydney's top restaurants
The best new restaurants openings in town
If it seems like there's a new restuarant opening in Sydney every other week, that's because there is.
The best restaurants in Sydney
Behold: our eat-and-destroy list, a guide featuring some of the best new restaurants you need to try, along with some old standbys still doing things right. Go forth – and eat all the things!
The best burgers in Sydney
What could be more perfect than finely ground meat placed between two sweet slices of bread with cheese and pickles? Nothing, that's what. Whether you like them stacked to the nines, fat-rich and salty, veggie or vegan, here are the best burgers in Sydney.
The best Sydney cafés
The best hot chocolate in Sydney
Like heat? Like chocolate? Lucky you – we scoured the streets of Sydney to find the best hot chocolates in town. And we're still on a jittery sugar high. From thick and rich to smooth and creamy, these five drinks will make any winter's day a whole lot sweeter.
The best bacon and egg rolls in Sydney
Whoever first put cured, fried pork and soft, melty eggs together deserves a seriously prestigious award, in our opinion. Stuff them between two layers of soft white bread, spread on a heap of butter and you've pretty much got food nirvana right there. So we took it upon ourselves to traipse the streets of Sydney to find you the best bacon and egg rolls to fix any hangover, heartbreak or hard-earned snack. Man, it's a tough job.
The best gelato in Sydney
Ever since Messina opened back in 2002, Sydney has been head over heals in love with gelato. Which we always should have been, really, given that we are a seaside city that's also stinking-hot half of the year – because what do beaches and heat equal? That's right: ice cream. There are a thousand places to get it – from the gummy, overly saccharine crap, to smooth, silky excellence. Rest assured, though, that these ten are all in the latter category. Here are our top ten favourite gelaterias in Sydney right now:
The best kid-friendly cafes in Sydney
Let them run amuck at the playgrounds, farms and kids' areas in these child-friendly cafés around Sydney. Maybe treat them to a babyccino too.
Sydney by cuisine
The best Italian restaurants in Sydney
The best Thai restaurants in Sydney
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Chippendale's temple to woodfired meat is a reminder of all the reasons we go out for dinner – and it's our Best Casual Diner of 2015
At last: five-star food you can feel virtuous about eating
For the sweet tooth
The best high tea in Sydney
Sydney is obsessed with high tea, and with good reason – we do some seriously good baking in this here city. Here's our hotlist of venues for tea, scones, petits fours and civilised conversation.
The best desserts in Sydney
We don't know about you, but dinner ain't dinner for us without dessert. Sometimes it's a bowl of silky, melting gelato, or it could be a maple syrup-drenched pudding or a good old fashioned passionfruit pav. Damn it, sometimes it's an ornate plate of food made to look just like the brittle twigs on the forest floor (that's when we've got the coin to get into Sepia). Regardless, it's the traditional way to finish a meal, and we intend to keep up that tradition for as long as our waistbands can take it.
The best chocolate shops in Sydney
Looking for a perfectly delicious gift? Or a night's supply for a serious splurge? These top shops will satisfy the world's most famous craving.
The best macarons in Sydney
Sydney's obsession with macarons sees no signs of slowing down. So Time Out asked three formidable sweet fiends – incidentally three of our greatest chefs – to judge the best of the best.
The best patisseries in Sydney
We're pretty lucky that here in Sydney we have some of the best darn pastry chefs in the country. From the genius that is the strawberry watermelon cake at Black Star Pastry, to that ginger tart at Bourke Street Bakery, here's where to get a lil'sweet stuff in Sydney.
Sydney food events
Hanging to try Peter Gilmore's food but can't quite raise the coin? The new eatery at the Opera House has you sorted
Swinging at the PBC
Petersham's weekly swing dance party
Shanty Club
You don't need to leave dry land to join a rowdy round of sea shanties at a Redfern local
Bulletin Place
Just fling your credit card over the bar and yell 'have at it'. The cocktails are that good
Dead Ringer
Surry Hills' suave new bar is finally here, and as a reward for your patience they've brought five star drinks and eats with them
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Customise your hospo uniform with Cargo Crew
Love your hospo job, but getting sick of wearing the same thing every day? Looking to inject some personality into the uniforms of your staff? Cargo Crew – the Melbourne-based leaders in high-quality uniforms – are listening. Cargo Crew are known for their diverse uniform collections, which range from Scandi-cool aprons with leather straps to chino pants that look as good at work as on your days off. Now, they're going one step further by offering you the chance to completely customise your uniform. Your Way offers endless options. You can select embroidered patches or pin badges to your shirt, monogram your apron and mix and match your outfit. For the full range, visit the website, look around and get in touch with the Cargo Crew team who will take care of the rest.
Rye July at the Glenmore Hotel
While some people are doing Dry July, the Glenmore is offering a month of whisky appreciation designed to take the edge off the cold weather and help educate punters in the fine art of the distilled grain. A special whisky menu will be available throughout Rye July, culminating in a ticketed Night of Whiskies on Thursday July 14, where the Glenmore's cosy middle level becomes whisky central with tastings, meet the makers, cocktail master classes and canapés matched with whiskies. (But before we go any further – yes, we're aware that there's two spellings for whisk(e)y – whisky if you're talking Scotland and Canada, whiskey if it's Ireland or the USA. For simplicity's sake we'll go with whisky here! Inconsistent spelling is just one of the interesting whisky facts you might pick up during July at the Glenmore.) Night of Whiskies will see the Club Room transformed into a Johnnie Walker haven. National Johnnie Walker and Classic Malt ambassador, Sean Baxter (a MasterChef alumnus, BTW), will take guests through premium tastings and share his whisky tips. If you've ever wanted to know how to make a whisky cocktail at home then Diageo's Tim Oughton will host cocktail master classes in the Drawing Room. Each room will have an old fashioned rye pre-batch in barrels available throughout the month also. Tickets to the Night of Whiskies are $55 including a tasting glass, five tokens, cocktail master class and canapes on arrival.
The best tailors in Sydney
There are seemingly limitless options in menswear today, thanks in no small part to fast fashion and e-commerce. Still, there's nothing like a garment perfectly fitted to the individual's body and reflective of their personal style, like a bespoke or tailored suit for special occasions, dinners, and meetings (or just for fun). Thankfully, a handful of tailors in Sydney still practice their time-honoured craft, while a number of businesses offer high-quality bespoke suits for the maximum in comfort and refinement for men of exacting standards.
A Long Lunch with Moo Brew and Moorilla Wines
The Sackville Hotel is hosting a long winter lunch matched with the taste of Tassie, care of three craft brews from Moo Brew and three wines from Moorilla Wines. The lunch is priced at $60 a head, and includes roasted beets with baby watercress and feta as a starter, followed by salt and pepper bugs with kimchi cucumbers and wasabi mayo. Your main will star a grass-fed beef tenderloin with seasonal vegetable sides and for dessert a chocolate fudge brownie should take care of any lingering sugar cravings. This lunchtime bounty will be accompanied by a pilsner, hefeweizen and dark ale from Moo Brew, alongside a sparkling riesling, sauvignon blanc and a pinot noir from Moorilla. This is the sort of event it pays to arrive hungry for, and with four courses and matched beverages included in the ticket price, it's also great value for an indulgent afternoon.


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One man is in critical condition after an overnight stabbing.
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RDU-to-San Francisco flights begin; create link with Asia
Published: Thursday, August 16, 2012 at 10:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 at 8:43 p.m.
Morrisville — Gov. Bev Perdue boarded United Airlines Flight 194 Wednesday morning from Raleigh-Durham International Airport bound for San Francisco. It was the inaugural flight of United Airlines' direct non-stop daily service from RDU to San Francisco that was announced in April.
"North Carolina is already a great place for business, and this new non-stop flight to the West Coast will create more opportunities for companies to thrive in North Carolina by facilitating venture capitalists' access to our state and by making it easier for business leaders to get to and from Asia," Perdue said.
"We've had success in attracting California-based companies like Cisco, Apple, NetApp, Google and Facebook to invest in North Carolina; this flight to the Silicon Valley area will help us build on that track record and recruit even more businesses to invest here."
CNBC, Forbes, Site Selection, and Chief Executive have all ranked North Carolina as one of the best states to do business. And recently, Southern Business and Development named North Carolina the "State of the Year" for its 2011 economic development efforts.
While on the West Coast, Perdue and a team of economic development and tourism leaders will meet with company officials and tout the benefits of doing business in the Tar Heel State.
"I will continue aggressively selling all the great things North Carolina has to offer and encouraging companies to grow and invest here," Perdue said.
The San Francisco flight will depart daily at 7 a.m. and arrive in San Francisco at 9:50 a.m. local time. The arrival time is aligned with outbound Asian flights that depart San Francisco in the 11 o'clock hour. North Carolina passengers will now be able to easily connect to Tokyo, Hong Kong, Osaka, Shanghai, Beijing, Seoul and Hawaii.
"We are thrilled about the increased economic development and tourism opportunities this flight will facilitate," Perdue added. "State and community leaders worked together to bring this flight to RDU and today is a day to celebrate our successful efforts and what this means for the future of Research Triangle Park and North Carolina."
Service to San Francisco has been a top priority for RDU officials and local business leaders who have business ties on the West Coast and to those seeking more connections to Asia. The return flight departs San Francisco at 12:50 p.m. and arrives at RDU at 8:50 p.m.
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"Land of beaches and bargaining" Bali by cvilla007
Bali Travel Guide: 6,905 reviews and 17,881 photos
It's an experience I relate to visiting the Earth in a futuristic time, when the monkeys took over and the people have mysteriously vanished. Walking around this particular temple in Uluwatu, you must be careful with your belongings, because the monkeys rule. They are the residents of the temple. They are aggressive for your handouts, but also kind when you offer them something. They grab your hand and eat the peanut or whatever food you've given them, and after they've eaten it, they may not let go of your hand. They'll hold onto it like a child does to their mother.
I spent too little time on Bali's beaches. But in five days, I was able to walk on a secluded beach twice, go snorkeling in boat-traffic heavy waters once, get a good look at the surfers in the water and locals lounging under palm trees, and have dinner on the beach. Bali is said to be the last true paradise. If a truly extraordinary and interesting experience is what you're after, then Bali is your paradise.
It's everywhere you go in Bali: goods for sale. Vendors will come up to you while you're sitting in a taxi, and they'll show you a newspaper from your native land (but always yesterday's news). The streets of Kuta and Legian are lined with shops selling anything you can imagine, from the vacation t-shirt to fake watches and even faker designer bags. You think you can get away from it all by taking a walk down the beach, but people offer you braids for your hair, temporary tattoos, massages, transportation... It's all a bit overwhelming. You go back to your hotel, but of course there are Bali masks and wood carvings displayed, all for sale, and hallways lined with the most beautiful paintings you can imagine, again all for sale. Be prepared to say no thank you and take a course in negotiating prices before you come.
- Pros:Island paradise, low prices for everything, kind people
- Cons:Small island, lots of haggling for prices, lots of tourists
- In a nutshell:Be ready to say "No thank you" with a smile.
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Knock One Back Glasses
Treat your pops to a six pack of his favorite craft brews and these pugilist-printed pub glasses. The only drawback is he may not be able to resist prancing around the house saying, "Put up your dukes, sirrah! Bully, bully!" in a bad English accent, a la those old Guinness beer commercials, after a few glasses.
$17 at Spitfire Girl | Buy02 Jun, 2014 in Food and Drink
Woodinville Whiskey Age Your Own Whiskey Kit
Dad will love trying his hand at whiskey distilling with this unique kit. Includes 2 bottles of 110-proof White Dog unaged whiskey, a 2 liter aging barrel, funnel, tasting glasses, and instructions. The process takes 3 to 6 months, depending on his tastes, and the barrel can be reused up to 5 times.29 May, 2014 in Food and Drink
Mother's Day Macaron Collection
Who doesn't love a chewy, crispy, airy macaron cookie? Moms with a sweet tooth and an eye for style are sure to adore this gift box of fifteen gourmet macarons. Includes lavender blueberry and white chocolate rose flavors, packaged in a beautiful beribboned box.
$32 at Sucre Bakery | Buy05 May, 2014 in Food and Drink
Plenty Spicy Jalepeno Jam
This jam hurts so good. Add some eye-watering zest to your sandwiches with an all-natural spread that uses all of the jalapeno. A little sweet and a lot spicy, this artisanal jam will elevate lunchtime to a gourmet affair.19 Feb, 2014 in Food and Drink
More Personalized Valentine's Day Cupcakes
Who could deny your love when presented with THIS? More cupcakes are deliciously rich, moist, and, really, just begging to be devoured. A set of nine frozen cupcakes will be delivered to your beloved and can be personalized with your hearts fondest greetings.
$59 at Williams-Sonoma | Buy
(Set of 9)03 Feb, 2014 in Food and Drink
Homemade Gin Kit
The perfect gift for snowy winters is here. Add a bottle of vodka to this gin making kit and that three-day snowstorm is suddenly much more appealing. And hazy.
$50 at Uncommon Goods | Buy06 Jan, 2014 in Food and Drink
Holiday Indie Bite Basket
Fruit and cheese gift baskets? So passe. This delectable basket includes: harissa-spiced pecans, fig almond spread, maple bourbon bread & butter pickles, farmhouse crisps, dark chocolate hot cocoa, peppermint chocolate sables, cinnamon goat milk caramel, handmade peppermint stick, and peppermint saltwater taffy. All of it is handmade, and all of it is delish. Forget the hostess with the most-ess, you'll be the guest-ess with the most-ess.11 Dec, 2013 in Food and Drink
Whiskey Rocks
Whiskey or bourbon aficionados love their libation on the rocks (with ice), but hate how the ice dilutes the drink over time; after all, one is meant to slowly sip fine liquors. Pop these soapstone cubes into the freezer to keep on hand for cocktail hour. They don't melt, so that 20 year-old Glenlivet will never get watered down, and will stay perfectly cold.
$35 at Brook Farm General Store | Buy09 Dec, 2013 in Food and Drink
Laughing Man Around the World Coffee Gift Set
Mmm, coffee, sweet, sweet nectar of life! A set of 3 delicious bean blends from around the world will delight any java junkie. Laughing Man is a company founded by Hugh Jackman (yes, Wolverine/Jean Valjean/THAT Hugh Jackman) that sources coffee, tea, chocolate and gifts from impoverished communities all over the world, and 100% of revenue goes towards education and community and new business development.
$50 at Laughing Man | Buy04 Dec, 2013 in Food and Drink
Organic Tea Blending Culinary Kit
If your hostess or host is known for their love of a good cuppa tea, then you need look no further for the perfect gift. It includes rose petals, green tea, mint leaves, rooibos, lemongrass, and other herbs and leaves, so they can create their own perfect blend. Add a vintage tea cup from your favorite antique store for extra style and thoughtfulness.
$40 at Red Envelope | Buy19 Nov, 2013 in Food and Drink
Dark Chocolate Cranberry Cookies
Any awkward encounter or frosty reception will soon make way for holiday cheer when you present freshly baked cookies. Fact: No grudge can hold up in the presence of baked goods. Dark chocolate and cranberry cookies make for the perfect post-dinner snack, and these tasty treats also benefit kids fighting cancer.
$30 at Cookies For Kids Cancer | Buy19 Nov, 2013 in Food and Drink
Frankie's Organic Olive Oil
Fancy-pants organic olive oil is a super host gift because:
- It is fancy.
- The host would probably not buy this for their own use.
- It is delicious.
And, for a bonus, check out that awesome can it comes in! No gift wrap required. Cold-pressed in Sicily, Frankie's Organic Olive Oil is a family-owned operation that takes great care and pride in their artisan oil. Your host will be so impressed by this token, you just might get invited back.
$30 at Old Faithful Shop | Buy13 Nov, 2013 in Food and Drink
Halloween Candy Bar Jars
Feast your eyes on a deadly (cute) assortment of gruesome (delicious) Halloween tricks (treats) to terrify (delight) ghosts (party-goers) and goblins (you).
This clever little jarred assortment of sweet treats comes perfectly packaged for a Halloween party or as an autumn-inspired pick-me-up for teachers, neighbors and friends.
$28 at Paper Polaroid | Buy
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Goodies Snacks
Marathon days of work, meetings, school, carpool, errands and more can lead to skipping lunch or finding yourself stuck in traffic at 5 p.m. and starving. Sign up for Goodies and always have ample snacks on hand. Goodies sends you a delicious package of the latest and greatest in snack foods for a mere $7 a month. Just, please, try not to eat all of the tasty snacks at once.26 Aug, 2013 in Food and Drink
Shake Rattle & Roll Cocktail Shaker
A cocktail shaker is a nearly universal gift- except for children's birthday parties; sorry, kids- because who wouldn't love adding some retro-cool cocktail flair to their bar? And, more importantly, who doesn't love a good martini? Izola's series of stainless steel shakers each have a witty saying etched into them, but we were (obviously) drawn to the straightforward command to shake, rattle and roll.13 Aug, 2013 in Food and Drink
Meriwether Classic Six Pack Carrier
Labor Day is pretty much the last chance you'll have to tote a six pack and some friends to the nearest body of water for a day of swimming, picnicking, and summer fun-having. Do it in style with some of your favorite locally brewed artisanal ales toted in this reusable wooden six pack carrier. It even comes with a bottle opener on the side!
$40 at Meriweather Montana | Buy12 Aug, 2013 in Food and Drink
1 Gallon Beer Kit
Dads, grads, newlyweds- hell, basically anyone who likes a good beer will love receiving this cool home brewing set as a gift. The 1 Gallon Brewery In A Box Beer Kit is a smaller, more manageable brewing system and includes everything you need to get hoppy at home.
$115 at Urban Brewery | Buy12 Jun, 2013 in Food and Drink
Tula Champagne Coupes
A wedding reception isn't complete without champagne toasts, so have the happy couple and their wedding party drink out of these 1930s-style champagne coupes. Each glass (the set includes six) is slightly different, and the unique shape of the glasses allows them to easily be stacked for that cool champagne fountain trick.20 May, 2013 in Food and Drink
Silicone Wine Glasses
Who better to imbibe in a cocktail encased in bendable, durable silicone than a mother? That woman is either chasing a toddler or carrying a metric ton of baby gear. She needs a drink, and that drink needs to be as ready-to-go as she is.
$19 at Uncommon Goods | Buy
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Stack Wines
Here is a great reason to kick off picnic season. Stacks are a set of four wine 'glasses' zipped up in a sleeve for easy transport. Unzip, pop the glasses apart, and toast to the return of outdoor drinking. It is that easy, and yes, the wine is that good.01 Apr, 2013 in Food and Drink
Tea For All Reasons Downton Abbey Blend Tea
One simply cannot watch Downton Abbey without a proper cup of English tea. It just isn't done. This blend of Orange Pekoe black tea, grenadine, and vanilla is aromatic, slightly sweet, and a little dark - just like our favorite show. Putting your tea in a cup emblazoned with the phrase "Free Mr. Bates!" is optional, but highly recommended.
$6 at Tea For All Reasons | Buy05 Feb, 2013 in Food and Drink
Molecule-R Molecular Gastronomy Kit
Turn the traditional Valentine's Day steak and lobster dinner into steak foam and lobster beads that burst in the mouth. You and your honey will have a blast experimenting with this kit that includes five pre-measured food additives, five specialized molecular tools, and a 50-recipe DVD to help you get started on the journey to food transformation.24 Jan, 2013 in Food and Drink
Himalayan Salt Tequila Glasses
Wine isn't your significant other's thing. They would rather spend hours tasting and discussing the merits of reposado, blanco and añejo tequilas, and they shudder when someone orders a frozen margarita at a restaurant. Treat them to this set of four shot glasses carved from pink Himalayan salt. They'll add a nuanced, salty tinge to shot, but don't forget a few lime wedges and a bottle of their favorite tequila.
$30 at Uncommon Goods | Buy24 Jan, 2013 in Food and Drink
Compartés Mexican Hot Chocolate Truffles
Spice up the traditional February 14th box of chocolates, South of the Border style. Rich artisan dark chocolate is taken to another level with hot chocolate and cinnamon, then printed with Mexican Dia de los Muertos skulls to warn your tongue of the fiery inferno to come. Yum!
$25 at Compartes Chocolatier | Buy23 Jan, 2013 in Food and Drink
Lovebirds Cookie Platter
Some gals and guys aren't really into candy, but gourmet cookies send their hearts a-racing every time. Instead of a box of chocolates, this selection of twelve hand-decorated, hand-baked chocolate sugar cookies is sure to be a hit come February 14th. We especially adore the lovebirds cookies - how tweet!
$35 at Trish Lynch | Buy22 Jan, 2013 in Food and Drink
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Here are notes from Tuesday's practice that won't make it into our other posts off the session:
The MVP of the day, coach Lane Kiffin said, was junior safety Demetrius Wright, who took the place of Jawanza Starling at first-team strong safety after lighting up the special-teams portion of practice. Wright has backed up Starling for much of the last two seasons.
Starling, in turn, produced the play of day when he knocked back Victor Blackwell after the receiver caught a pass thrown to the middle of the field. Blackwell got sandwiched between Starling and corner Anthony Brown, really, but Starling provided the big hit.
Strongside linebacker Dion Bailey missed practice after undergoing dental work earlier Tuesday, but he watched from the sideline. Senior Tony Burnett has been switched to linebacker from safety and took Bailey's place with the first-team defense in scrimmage drills. We'll have more on Burnett's move later in the week.
Injury report: A few once-injured players returned to practice, including center Khaled Holmes (calf), cornerback Ryan Henderson (concussion) and fullback Soma Vainuku (back). But receiver George Farmer (hamstring) and tight ends Xavier Grimble (toe), Randall Telfer (hamstring) and Junior Pomee (foot) all stayed out, with Farmer doing individual work at the start of practice, Grimble and Telfer doing rehab activities and Pomee sitting out altogether.
Kiffin said Pomee's right foot injury is not a re-break of the same foot he broke last August, but he said the doctors have not figured out anything else on it. Pomee, a redshirt freshman, underwent more tests Tuesday.
Senior safety Drew McAllister was the only player to come out of practice with an injury, having complained of hip pain midway through practice. McAllister has been bothered by other nagging injuries this spring and has had serious hip problems in the past, including an injury that forced him to miss 2010 spring practice and most of the regular season.
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Before Reiss recommends hormones, especially to younger women (whose estrogen and progesterone stores are ample), he starts with a patient's diet. It is often the easiest change to make, and it is his first line of defense against PMS, he says. He's concerned about hormones in milk and meat, as well as eating too much sugar.
"If a person is ready to be calm, eats right, exercises, the solution will be much faster than for somebody who is nervous all the time, is overweight, and eats badly,'' Reiss says.


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Published: Friday, January 7, 2011
According to a statewide poll conducted for the Tribune-Review, approximately 63% of Pennsylvania voters support a tax on the Marcellus Shale industry. Many of these same voters supported Gov-elect Corbett's opposition to new taxes, yet in this instance there seems to be an exception. How would this tax affect the projected 4 billion dollar state deficit? Would a levy tax discourage drilling companies from entering the state?
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Chew is one of the surprise hits of the past year, with its two collected editions — "Taster's Choice" and "International Flavor" — becoming New York Times bestsellers.
As I was reading 'Chew', one of the first things I thought was: "This would be a great TV show, like on Showtime or something…".
And, here we are. This is great news! While I won't hold my breath for the amazingness that the comic is, I do have some hope for this. I haven't watched '24', nor am I familiar with Stephen Hopkins.
Good luck! I'll be watching.
I hope that the tv show keeps the same sick gross-out humour that the book has, otherwise, it might bomb.
Hope it doesn't and AMC's one lucky company.
Ken Leung for Tony Chu
Agree. Ken Leung is a perfect choice.
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Get this; he thinks he can get away with acting like a brat just cuz he's "famous".
What a prat.
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Poor Justin Bieber, he must be licking his wounds after suffering a hard fall back down to reality.
The 16-year-old pop sensation was left feeling red faced when his plan to sneak into the adult only section of the cinema he was in, was scuppered by the cinema staff.
According to OK!, Justin was at the Showcase Cinemamovie Theatre with his entourage to watch Russell Brands new movie, Get Him To The Greek and was seated in the general admission area of the cinema.
But not content with that, the teen star headed to the premium section, which is reserved for adults over the age of 21.
Unfortunately for Justin, the dont you know who I am? line didnt work as the staff asked JB to return to his original seat.
A source said: He sulked and said to the manager Chuck E. Cheese sells alcohol and I have no problem getting in there.
Aww its so tough for celebrity teenagers these days isnt it?
A spokesperson for the cinema commented: We will be happy to invite Mr Bieber back when he is of legal age to enjoy our premium seating.
Justin should count his lucky stars that he wasnt on a date, otherwise that would have been even more embarrassing!
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Animals in our care are not put to sleep, they stay with us until they can get a new home. Should an animal be in such a bad state that it cannot be rehabilitated or in severe pain and suffering then our vet will humanely put the animal to sleep.
Once rehabilitated these animals are available for adoption into new loving homes. We give dogs, cats and horses a safe refuge until we've found them a loving new home or reunited them with their worried owners.
Many of the animals at Wet Nose have been hurt by their experiences, so we often have to spend time helping them overcome problems they've developed as a result of abuse.
Our vets treat animals against disease and treat any problems at the veterinary clinic; kennel hands provide everything from hearty meals to cuddles; and volunteers take our dogs for long walks.
We also offer to rehome your pet should you be unable to accommodate it any more. We offer a support group service for owners in distress relating to pet issues.We also assist by advising on animal behavioural problems.
Tracy Forte founded Wet Nose in April 1999. She started with a dream - to ensure that healthy animals get a second chance in life, and making sure that they receive love and care whilst waiting for their Silver Lining.
Wet Nose is run by a Board of Directors, a committee and is audited annually.
Wet Nose started rescuing animals from Zimbabwe in June 2000. Thousands of animals have been rehomed or reunited back with their families, some as far as Australia and the United Kingdom.
There are many happy stories of rescued animals at the Wet Nose Animal Rescue Centre
Wild Futures is an animal sanctuary in the UK
Read the on going stories from the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in KwaZulu-Natal. It is a wildlife hospital that cares for injured and orphaned wild animals and birds, and is the only Rehabilitation Centre of its kind in the Province.
Wildlife is in crisis everywhere and our towns and suburbs are no exception. Every year development consumes thousands of hectares, covering the indigenous bush with roads, houses and factories.
FreeMe exists to...
Orphaned, abandoned, injured and displaced indigenous birds, mammals and reptiles are brought to the FreeMe centre in northern Johannesburg. We treat approximately 10 000 animals each year.
FreeMe is run by a full-time manager and a dedicated group of volunteers and the centre is open from 8am to 5pm, 365 days a year. With the help of local veterinarians we provide specialised treatment, care and rehabilitation. In terms of Nature Conservation rules the animals are not on view to the public.
The ultimate aim is to release wildlife back into its natural habitat. Releases take place in carefully chosen areas including reserves and conservancies.
SanWild is a wildlife rehabilitation centre in the Limpopo Province, South Africa. Offering wonderful accommodation in the African bush. Do join us and "Be the Rightkind for WildKind"
Situated in South Africa's Limpopo Province, approximately 60km's from the town of Tzaneen is the SanWild Wildlife Sanctuary.
The SanWild Wildlife Sanctuary has introduced numerous rescued and rehabilitated wild animals including impala, kudu, blue wildebeest, red hartebeest, waterbuck, common and mountain reedbuck, grey duiker, nyala, giraffe, zebras, steenbok, rhinos, hippos and elephants. Some very elusive and rare creatures like pangolin and aardvark have also chosen of their own accord to make this protected reserve their home.
Wild leopard and cheetahs roam freely and a pack of rescued African Wild Dogs will be introduced shortly. Many small predators like serval, caracal and civets can also be seen in the reserve and the Sanctuary's large predator Cats' Rescue centre is home to 19 lions rescued from South Africa's sordid canned lion breeding and hunting industry.
Accommodation: Savannah Private Bush Camp consists of four luxury chalets with en-suite bathrooms and thatched roofs. Each luxury chalet sleeps 2 although more beds can be added for parents who want to keep an eye on their little ones. Satellite television is available in all the chalets.
The central facility is set in beautiful gardens with a rock pool where guests can escape the heat while keeping a close eye on a wide variety of wild animals drinking from the waterhole a mere 80 meters away. The camp is completely fenced to keep out SanWild's large wild animals like elephants, rhinos and hippos.
A resident chef prepares scrumptious meals that are served in the dining room cum lounge that has a huge fireplace for those cold rainy days. A veranda under thatch leads off to the dining room and includes a small pub where guests can relax or socialize during the day. Some evenings are spent in the open-air boma area where meals can be prepared next to a campfire.
A maximum of eight people are accommodated in the Savannah Private Bush Camp at any given time. The camp is also available to groups or for corporate bookings.
Bukisa Safari Tent Camp: The camp consists of 4 safari-style tents each with an en-suite bathroom and electricity and a central facility consisting of a lounge, dining and pub area with a fireplace, fully equipped kitchen and rock pool. Undercover parking for guests also available.
The camp is available on a self-catering option at this stage. Game drives are included in our rates. The camp is also available to groups or for corporate bookings.
Activities: Morning or afternoon game drives. Night drives are done by special arrangement. Optional day or over-night trips to other tourist destinations such as the world famous Kruger National Park including the Elephant Museum, Mojadji Cycad Reserve, Mac-Mac Falls, Blyde River Canyon, Eco-Caves, Bourke's Luck Potholes, God Window, the Pinnacle, Cherry gardens or local tea and coffee plantations can be arranged. We do also, by prior arrangement, arrange helicopter flips to Blyde River Canyon.
Wildlife Rehabilitation & Rescue: Profits generated from the Savannah Private Bush Camp are applied on an equal basis to animal emergency rescues, resource management and the running of the wildlife rehabilitation centre.
Do join us and "Be the Rightkind for WildKind"
Visit our websites at www.sanwild.org and www.sanwild.com to learn more about what we do.
about the 4th of October - World animal day
In 1969, the Red Book: Wildlife in Danger, published by the World Conservation Union (IUCN), listed at least 120 mammalian species as "presently in some (or great) danger of extinction".
Less than 30 years later on October 5, 1996, the World Conservation Union (IUCN), made world headlines when it released its most thorough, up to date findings gathered by 1,500 government and non-government experts of over 100 countries around the globe. Of 26 mammalian orders nearly 1,200 species are in threat of extinction -- about 25%. 24 orders include threatened species while 6 of the largest orders have over 50 threatened species each.
Caring for our planet
WWF was born into this world in 1961.
It was the product of a deep concern held by a few eminent people who were worried by our impact on the natural world.
WWF South Africa was founded in 1968 by the late Dr. Anton Rupert and was then known as the Southern African Nature Foundation with its main focus to conserve African wildlife.
Since those early days WWF has grown up to be one of the largest environmental organisations in the world. Today WWF deals with a range of environmental issues from preventing the loss of species, protecting important ecoregions and biodiversity hotspots in Africa and conserving water to the management of our marine resources and promoting sustainability practices within businesses.
Currently there are more than 1300 WWF conservation projects underway around the world.
The vast majority of these focus on local issues. They range from vegetable gardens in KwaZulu-Natal, to initiatives to protect life in the ocean, from the rehabilitation of wetlands to ensure freshwater to the establishment of reserves for endangered animals.
Almost all our work involves partnerships.
We team up with local non-profit agencies and other global NGOs. We form relationships with village elders, local municipalities and regional government offices. And in this day and age of globalisation, critically, we work with businesses who are willing to change.
But our most important partnership is with you.
Your support means we have the necessary strength to engage with national governments and global agencies like the World Bank. Your support means we have the network to reach out to isolated tribes in the forests of the Congo and the Amazon.
Your support means we can have real successes and lasting breakthrough in the conservation efforts for our one and only planet.
So who is WWF?
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SHANGHAI— UBS AG UBS -0.62 % , a district government in Shanghai, and an insurance company are starting a public-housing investment fund that could use public-private financing to help China build more low-cost homes.
The fund will invest in completed, rental residential properties for low-income families in the Hongkou district of Shanghai.
It will later become a real-estate investment trust listed on an exchange in China, UBS said in a statement on Thursday without disclosing the size of the fund. China currently has no REITs.
"The establishment of this new asset class in China is significant as the model lends itself to being rolled out elsewhere in the country to support the...government's public rental housing plan," UBS Global Asset Management Asia Pacific head Kai Sotorp said in the statement.
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I ran a strong little 2.5 miles this morning in the beautiful Berkshire Mountains. Happy to be alive! Tomorrow and Sat will be cross train/stretch/hydrate and then "save up" for another 13. on Sunday.
Thanks for the GREAT advice everyone regarding the hills on my new half marathon course.
BigSlade Thanks and I hope the "dead legs" are a thing of the past!
Old Coyote Great hill advice! I especially like " when you pass someone on an uphill, they tend to stay passed". Funny, re: baby raccoon! Must of been darn cute, though. Outstanding miles, times and dedication on your part, Mr.!
jmsab23 Thanks, yes the Maine Half has very few hills...oh well (for me) Sweet run you had yesterday!
mkayc Also great hill advice! So, looks hilly eh? I'm going to remember mile 7 and 9. One of those might be about the time I use a gel, so it could be a little walk/drink/gel break.
linuscatch Thanks! I feel the same way about walking on uphills, I feel like I've given up when I have to walk. But my "running" on a steep uphill is sometimes more like a run/shuffle! I'm going to keep in mind your advice: "using shorter strides, and maintaining level of effort, then "let it fly" downhill." Good job on the ol' "dreadmill", even if it was pulling a plow the whole way.
Snerb If I was'nt such a "Nervous Nell" out on the trails here, I'd do more trail running. It's just very full of "wildlife" here in the Berkshires and my dog is not exactly a courageous watchdog! Nice trail run and best of luck Saturday.
NHLA You=Machine!
Age: 53
1980 Humboldt Redwoods Marathon
Best 5K time: 31 minutes
Best 10K time: 1:12
First 1/2 Marathon: 2:43
Raised $4491 for animal charity through running
For 2013:
Memorial Day 5/26 10K- I hope to raise $3000 for animal charity in my "Run For The Critters"
Maine Marathon 9/29- I hope to finish 2:30
Melody - your course will be challenging but since you've been training hills and are "one smart cookie" I'm sure you will run smart and Crush it!
Linus - you could probably coast for all of the next 10 days and still kill that HM.
I did 5 on the 'mill last night at a nice even pace, but in the final mile I had a pain spring up along the outside of my right foot. It did not get better with ice, stretching or massage so now of course I'm in paranoid-panic mode since my first HM is only 10 days away and I'm immediately worried it's a stress fracture UGH! Rationally I don't think it is but you know how nerves make you jump to the worst conclusion right away.
New Year's Color Run (5k) - 01/01/13
Oshkosh Half-Marathon - 04/21/13
OshCat, get that foot looked at either by doctor or PT just to ease your mind. If it's just a strain and you have to lay off for 10 days, you'll do fine. You are so ready for this half that you'll kill it and the rest will actually help your performance, believe it or not. Do as I say, not as I do. I hear but I do not listen.
GUESS WHO JUST GOT A BIB FOR THE AF HM THIS SATURDAY!!!????? I did I did I did Someone from work got injured. Doing my happy dance before the sh*t gets serious. You'll never guess who found it for me - Scott! And he made arrangements to pick it up from the expo and get it to me. You guys are stranger than strange but you sure make life exciting!
Mary Kay
Running: Started 5/6/2011; Graduated C25k - 7/21/11; Graduated B210k - 11/24/11;
PRs: 5k - 36:42; 8k - 1:10; 4.15 m - 53.41; 10k - 1:18; HM - 2:56:31
I may be slow but I'm persistant.
Goals: 5k under 30 min.; HM under 2 hr.; AG award in the USAF HM! and one full marathon.
It won't be easy but it will be worth it!
Did about 6.5 road miles today with a buddy. Took it very easy, about 11:20 pace.
Picking up 3-yr old grandson tomorrow for Friday night sleepover, with apple picking, alpaca farm visit, and maybe mini golf Saturday. MAYBE a short run in the early morning, if he sleeps late. If not, oh well, it'll be worth missing it.
Linus (and Snerb).... Sorry, can't root for the Reds. They are in the wrong league, and I do remember 1975. American league team only for me. And that, right now, is the........................BALTIMORE ORIOLES!!!!!! (They're the only team left who hasn't beaten the Red Sox in recent post-season activity.) GO O'S!!!!!
mkayc....... Good for you for getting a bib!!! Don't forget to take it easy, though.
Oshcat.... If you don't recall something happening that hurt your foot, could it be as simple as shoes too tight? Hopefully it was something that simple. Best wishes with whatever it is/was.
Melody.... (And anyone feel free to chime in here) I am finding recently that running on my forefoot/toes when climbing hills is a lot easier for me. We were running stairs at Running Club night a few weeks ago, and I commented that it seemed so easy running up stairs (every other one). The coach said your foot lands flat on stairs as opposed to an uphill angle on roads/trails, where your heel has to rise higher than when on stairs. So I figured if I run on my toes, that's like landing on a flat surface. No scientific proof here, but it seems to work for me so far. Good luck on your race!!
Touch of fall in the air up here in the mornings now. C'mon, Indian summer!!! Right through February!!
Oshcat- if it's still hurting tomorrow, I would get it checked so your not wondering about it as you get closer to the race. Best wishes!
Melody- I looked at the elevation chart for my HM and started sweating! Can't figure out how to copy it to this post, but let's just say there is a lot of up/down. We end up where we start, so what goes up will also come down; I'll have to take advantage of that!
I've been REALLY taking it easy this week. Weather looks perfect in this area for Saturday morning; overnight lows near 41, with high of only 70, so it won't be getting hot by late morning when I come straggling in.
Best of luck to everyone this weekend!
Dan-started running 1/29/2011 at age 57
notable 2012 runs:
Crazylegs Classic-Madison-8K--4/28/2012--00:52:14
Roxbury Rural Run--5K--5/5/2012-- 29:32-PR
Haslanger Classic--10K--8/4/2012--1:06:19 PR
WO-ZHA-WA Run--HM--9/15/2012--2:37:45
Honky Tonk Marathon- Wisconsin Dells- 10/21/2012-5:39:09
2013 runs:
Fleet Feet New Year's Day Dash-8K-1/1/2013--54:23
Door County HM- 5/4/2013
Fox Cities HM- 9/22/2013 (60thBD!)
melodylea, snerb, oshcat coyote, mkayc: thanks for the moral support...it's exactly what I needed. I hear so much about "taper" letdowns and how that can make you want to do more than you should, so trying hard to really resist the urge to go "push" through this. Good night sleep last night helped a lot, and hoping for same tonight. Hard to slow down after working so hard but know it's the right thing to do.
justrundan: Perfect running weather...good luck this weekend.
mkayc: Nice job scarfing a bib. Agree with jmsab to remember not to pust too hard. Protect that hammy, relax, enjoyt the experience and live to "race" another day. And send some pics from the finish line with that shiny medal around your neck!
jmasb: You CAN root for the Reds, you just choose not to! Totally understand. But who will you root for in the WS when it is the Reds and Rangers? Gotta love the Fall weather!
melodylea: agree with jmsab that key to running uphill is running on fron/forefoot combimned with shorter strides. Will feel at first like you are running in slow motion but is only way I know to conserve/preserve energy needed to climb. Try it on your regular runs and see how it goes. Bottom line is that you want to do whatever is most comfortable for you on race day so you can actually enjoy the experience rather that focus on "how" you are going to complete each segment of the race.
oshcat: hopefully you will wake tomorrow and feel no pain and have no recollection of what happened today. It is hard to say what is a real injury or just running related aches and pains, especially as we get older. Also easy to start "getting inside your own head" before a big race. Assume it just a normal ache/pain, take an extra day off, and pick up where you left off. You have worked hard for this race, and I am sure will be there to get your medal!
coyote: sounds like your training is working out great for you! Good goal race pace and training perfectly to get there. One of these days we will run together!
Take care all, and happy racing to all this weekend.
Mel: looking at your course I would call it moderate but interesting. The problem is the first 4 miles are easy and you have to run fast early. 4.5-9 are tough. Shorten stride,walk 30 sec. on last hill, and focus on the last three miles.
7.3 miles 52 min. Got my stride back.
OshCat I HOPE that pain is nothing! I have stayed quiet for a day or so because the last time I had pain in my foot...it was a pulled tendon.
mkayc Yay! Happy for you, but please go easy on that hammy.
jmsab23 Thanks, Jon. I can see how that would work. When I do power up a hill, I feel like the toe/ball of my foot sticks like a powerful magnet to a metallic hill.
justrundan BEST OF LUCK tomorrow!
linuscatch Great advice, thanks.
NHLA From you, those are powerful words! Thanks.
Age: 53
1980 Humboldt Redwoods Marathon
Best 5K time: 31 minutes
Best 10K time: 1:12
First 1/2 Marathon: 2:43
Raised $4491 for animal charity through running
For 2013:
Memorial Day 5/26 10K- I hope to raise $3000 for animal charity in my "Run For The Critters"
Maine Marathon 9/29- I hope to finish 2:30
Jeez, y'all have been busy. I haven't been on in a week and now I'm pages behind on your run reports. I'll make it easy on myself and just say great job everyone!
It's been a busy week, but I'm gearing up for my last long run in the morning before I taper. Saw a pic on FB of the bibs for Chicago. It made my heart jump. I can't believe it's just 3 weeks away, already. Time has flown by.
Good luck on your runs/races tomorrow. I'll be back to report on mine. Run strong.
2015 Highlights:
13.2 3:10. Would have come in under 3 hr if not for hammy. Legs were willing; butt on the hammy leg started crying at m.4 and screaming after m.9 so I had to stop running. GREAT RACE!!!Really well organized, good site, nice runners and great swag.
Mary Kay
Running: Started 5/6/2011; Graduated C25k - 7/21/11; Graduated B210k - 11/24/11;
PRs: 5k - 36:42; 8k - 1:10; 4.15 m - 53.41; 10k - 1:18; HM - 2:56:31
I may be slow but I'm persistant.
Goals: 5k under 30 min.; HM under 2 hr.; AG award in the USAF HM! and one full marathon.
It won't be easy but it will be worth it!
10 miles 1 hr 40 min. Garbage dump rd. You have to put it somewhere.
Nice race Mary Kay.
NRDgirl it want be long.
linus the taper will make you feel better on race day.
NHLA - grats on the relay, and glad you're recovering well.
Linuscatch - is this your first half? I don't remember if you've said.
marykay - good job!
Dan - can't wait to hear your race report!
Melodylea - I saw a bird today I didn't recognize, a raptor, a falcon or maybe an owl. It was sitting on a fence post and let me approach pretty close, so it may have been ill. About 16" tall, white plumage speckled with black (a juvenile, maybe?) I'll try to locate it in a bird guide.
17 miles 2:46 9:46 overall pace, fastest pace I've ever done any distance over 13.1. Fairmount trail again, because it's similar to the marathon course. I may run part of the course next week, though. We'll see.
This is the first week in about 8 that I've been able to follow the schedule exactly. Easy three Monday, 10K at tempo Wed., 12.3 at marathon pace Thurs., 17 at LSD pace (marathon plus 46 sec). 41 miles overall, a new max for me. I feel ready. Another 20 miler next week, 18 miler for the long run week after that, and then the taper. I'm ready for that, I'm so tired LOL! Actually been sleeping great, waking without an alarm, feeling refreshed, so I'm not overtrained, just 48 years old. Youth is wasted on the young. Present comp'ny excepted, o' course .
Run free, stay fearless!
I want men's running pants for this winter so I can run outside. It's the only reason why I didn't last winter. None of our local sports stores are selling them including Dick's Sporting Goods. I'll order them online but what do I look for and how does sizing go if they're the compression king.
Coyote WOW that is a great long run way to go
Dan awaiting every last detail !!!!!!!!
NHLA garbage dump road. now I know why you run so fast. Lol
NRDgirl good luck on that last long run.
As for me today I did my last long run all 26 miles of it. did 24 miles with a group training for various marathons. support all the way water bathrooms etc etc . had a small toe nail issue fixed at mile 24 then finished remaining two miles on the track rather than hold up the group.
it's taper time "Chicago here I come"
2012 Races: Tony from Florida
Jan.7,2012 Walt Disney World Half Marathon Orlando FL 02:09:14 PR
Oct 7 2012 Chicago Marathon Chicago Illinois 05:17:43
Feb 10, 2012 Rock N Roll Half Marathon St Petersburg FL
2011 Races:
Started running at 58 ( Nov 23rd 2010)
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Oct 31,2011 Fl Halloween Halfathron 02:18:22
Sept 4, 2011 Dodge Rock 'n' Roll Virgina Beach Half Marathon 02:28:20
April 30,2011 Country Music Half Marathon Nashville TN 02:56:02
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I'm trying to edit two of my posts:
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New Writer Enlists for Doug Liman & Tom Hardy's 'Splinter Cell'
Frank John Hughes will write the latest draft of Doug Liman and Tom Hardy's "Splinter Cell," based on the hit video game franchise.
Frank John Hughes will write the latest draft of Doug Liman and Tom Hardy's "Splinter Cell," based on the hit video game franchise.
The Wolverine writer Scott Frank reveals that he's working on a rewrite of New Regency and Ubisoft's adaptation of the Assassin's Creed video game franchise.
Ubisoft and New Regency have decided on a Memorial Day Weekend 2015 release for the big-screen adaptation of Assassin's Creed, which stars Michael Fassbender.
New Regency and Ubisoft have hired up-and-coming screenwriter Michael Lesslie to adapt the hit video game Assassin's Creed, which will star Michael Fassbender as Desmond Miles.
Ubisoft Motion Pictures has announced that Tom Hardy (The Dark Knight Rises, Lawless) is attached to star as Sam Fisher in thei adaptation of the hit video-game series Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell.
Ubisoft has struck a deal for New Regency to distribute Assassin's Creed, the video-game adaptation set to star Michael Fassbender of Prometheus and X-Men: First Class fame.
Ubisoft's motion picture and TV development division lines up three notable game franchises for 3D feature adaptations: Assassin's Creed, Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon.


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You say that as if people don't know. As long as aas is illegal people will get arrested for it.
Roy is a busy guy. Check out asf everyone who gets anxious jumps the gun. Everyone receives their stuff.....period
Not sure this is mentioned but to make this more understanding for guys. A negative feedback mechanism is when the body sends a signal to get everything back to homeostasis. For instance when your...
I can still find SD easy online and probably even locally because I know guys who have a nice stock of it lol. Good shit but it was just too harsh for me
Haha so you agree with where I'm coming from
Run that test 12 weeks. The rest is just preference. I don't see any dangers here so experiment on your own. Keep caber or prami on hand in case you need it tho
We are a reseller so quite possibly, with that said why would you ask that in our subforum? That's like going into a local store and saying "is there a different place in town to buy this exact same...
I'm sure its a safety thing man. I'd rather take my pills out of a bottle if it makes this underground shit safer for everyone. Just my .02.
I'm with Sheriv. Besides the no sides. I was low dosed and the changing shirts and boxers a few times a day was real! So much sweat!
There are great RC places but only one top notch one and that's iron mag. Now if you can I'd go pharma or good ugl but if you want RC IMR is where its at
EQ is slow but quality gains. Its a great compound. Watch blood pressure and kill it. Run it for 16 weeks minimum IMO.
Cap said the rest
I have no doubt in the world that WP has amazing gear. But the scare tactics with some of the pictures he posts just make me laugh.
I love 1,3 but if hi-tech is the company i am thinking of then I'm not a fan of them. May not be though! Many companies names are very similar.
Now days you can buy other products that contain test boosters soooooo just buy a preworkout (that most people will buy anyways) with a test booster in it.
I only do dumbbells but I like to play with the 120s....they don't go any higher at my gym
Lmao. Be one hell of a yoga session!
Vision likes it that much and I can't see it? Bullshit
I'm doing 2mgs a week right now. It is a very expensive peptide to run at 8mg a week
Fuck hunglo. Hoping for the best for you
........hahahahaha damn heavy
Nope. Still illegal to sell "fake" illegal drugs. Still fucked.
Its def spot on! Keep us updated


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