text: Submitted by Rachel Sokol on Tue, 09/09/2014 - 11:40am Apple Picking and U Pick Farms near New York City and New JerseyThere's a chill in the air, the kids are back in school, and you know what all that means... That's right, it's finally apple-picking time! Here are some of the best apple picking farms in New York and New Jersey that are fun for the whole family. And check back here at Mommy Poppins NJ often over the next few weeks for more Apple Info, such as organic apple picking farms, where to find the best apple pie in NJ, and apple recipes. Mmmmmm. September is apple season at Terhune Orchards in Princeton, which offers 'pickers' 29 varieties of apples. Fall activities include "Read and Pick" and a fall festival. The apple farm, located on Van Kirk Road, has apple varieties planted in blocks, making them easy to find. "Picking at Terhune Orchards is family friendly," says owner Tannwen Mount. "The dwarf trees make it easy for everyone to reach, young and young at heart." The farm's 37th annual 'Apple Day' will be held on Saturday, September 13, and Sunday, September 14—a day of fun, activities, harvest, and music. Note: please check website for additional costs. 609-924-2310. With the tag line "more than a business, it's a way of life," Alstede Farms in Chester offers families free farm fun, such as a free hayride shuttle to the apple orchards and free use of pull wagons to transport one's harvest from the orchards. Weather permitting, 'pick your own' admission is available every day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., PYO closes at 7 p.m. Note: please check website for activity pricing. Apple varieties include Gala, Jonagold, Macintosh and more. 908-879-7189. For an old-fashioned apple-picking experience starting on September 12, Sun High Orchard in Randolph is your place. "We provide the bags, you have the fun," they say! There are hay rides and pony rides for the whole family, and apples are kid-reachable on smaller trees. Some of the more popular varieties harvested at Sun Orchard include Cortland, Macintosh, Galas, Macouns, Honeycrisp, Empire, Delicious, Fugi and Winesap. Sun High wants picking families to know: Once picked, don't throw the apples into the baskets, place them in gently, or they will bruise and spoil quicker than ones placed gently and non-bruised. Also, keep apples refrigerated to preserve crispness. After apple picking, be sure to stop by the farm's market kitchen for some hot spiced apple cider—yum! 973-584-4734. Mackey's Orchard in Belvidere offers apple pickers a 15 minute hayride with scenic views to the apple picking area, located behind the farm. There's also a playground and a full apple bakery that offers apple cider donuts, dumplings and more, and a mile-high apple pie! (Fun fact: Mackey's mile-high pie has between 5 and 6 pounds of apples in it!) Mackey's grows over 100 varieties of apples that ripen between August and November. Pick-your-own is offered on weekends in September and October. Owner Holly Mackey advises people to always call in advance before coming, because we Garden State residents know how wonky the Jersey weather can be! 908-475-1507. For those seeking something more low-key, Abma's Farm Market in Wyckoff doesn't offer apple picking from trees, but has crates filled with apples which a-peel (!) to children who come by, says employee Cailin, who adds, "people bring their children here all the time; they especially love our petting zoo." You can find fresh apple pies in the bakery, too! Abma's is one of the few farms left in Bergen County and also offers pony rides, hay rides, and farm tours. Note: Petting zoo animals include pigs, chicks, rabbits, sheep, cows, and more. 201-891-0278. It's apple season at Riamede Farm in Chester, which offers 34 varieties of apples, ranging from traditional classics to heirloom specialties to modern favorites. The early apple varieties are just ripening now and the other varieties ripen over the course of the next six to seven apple harvest weeks. For you tried-and-true apple lovers, a weekly trip to Riamede is necessary to catch each variety at its apple-tree ripened best. The best thing to do is call the farm early every day— Riamede's telephone message will always tell you what is ripe and being picked on any day. 908-879-5353. The winner of the very first "I Love New York" tourism award, Applewood Orchards in upstate New York kicks off apple season with crisp Macintosh apples. Plan to visit in September if you want to grab the best apples in their prime time. In addition to apple picking, Applewood Orchards also offers rose gardens, petting animals, and a country store. Families can also check out hayrides, puppet shows, live music and more. And for those with a (big!) sweet tooth, don't forget to visit the farm's donut window! 845-986-1684. According to its owner, Michelle, Pochuck Valley of Glenwood is offering 'pick your own' apples from now until the end of October. The trees for picking are low to the ground for easy reach and the farm also offers apple cider donuts, homemade peanut butter, homemade crafts and jewelry, and more. Ready to pick apples include Courtland, Macintosh, Mutsu and more. On the premises, families can find picnic areas and sandboxes, too. Note: Kick off apple cider season with a free glass of apple cider. Just come in anytime from September 12 to February and just ask for a free sample. Double yum! NOTE: Please contact orchards before heading out to confirm hours and amenities–many orchards are small, family-run establishments. All are open weekends, with varying hours. Weekday hours are limited and vary greatly. Also, please leave animals at home or you may be asked to leave apple-free. 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* FTSE down 0.4 pct since start of 2014
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LONDON, Feb 18 A fall in heavyweight utility Centrica weighed on Britain's top equity index on Tuesday, which was unable to add to its recent two-week rally.
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index, which rose 1.1 percent on Monday, slipped 0.2 percent, or 14.01 points, to 6,721.99 points in early trading.
Centrica fell 3.3 percent, among the worst-performing FTSE 100 stocks in percentage terms, after investment bank UBS cut its rating on the stock to "sell" from "neutral".
Trading volumes in Centrica were already 25 percent of the stock's average 90-day volume - above those for the FTSE, where volumes stood at 8 percent of the index's average 90-day volume.
UBS wrote in a research note that increasing political scrutiny was impacting UK utility companies such as Centrica, which are under pressure over the prices they charge customers ahead of next year's general election in Britain.
"The UBS downgrade is adding more fuel on the downside for Centrica," said Dafydd Davies, senior trader at London-based Prime Wealth Group.
The FTSE 100 rose 14.4 percent in 2013 to post its best annual gain since 2009, but is down by 0.4 percent since the start of 2014 after global equity markets fell in January due to concerns over a slump in emerging markets economies.
However, the FTSE has steadily clawed back ground in February and has risen in eight of the last 10 sessions.
Hantec Markets analyst Richard Perry had a positive near-term outlook for the FTSE, with many investors expecting the UK stock market to rise slowly over the course of the year as the country's economic recovery gathers momentum.
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Goal.com's Martin MacMahon has a look at the ups and downs in the women's game in British Columbia over the past while, from awards to controversy at the university level.
And to be honest, I didn't know what on Earth to tell them.
It's been strange times on this coast for the women's game, with the highs of a successful CONCACAF Women's Olympic qualifying tournament hosted at BC Place just under a year ago, to news last week that the Vancouver Whitecaps are making a "structural change" to their women's program – the most cynical way imaginable of describing the scrapping of the senior women's team which competed in the W-League in 2012.
While many hardcore supporters of the club – that is, supporters with the idea the club should field men's, women's and youth teams – were apoplectic upon hearing of the news last week, maybe they shouldn't have been so surprised.
The women's program surely wasn't a money maker – and at the end of the day the Whitecaps aren't a community trust as some conceptualize – they're a business. And with the club now in Major League Soccer, and most likely operating on the finest of margins, that transition from community club to corporate entity is in full bloom.
If it doesn't make you cash, it's got to go. See ya, ladies.
And while that news is disappointing for advocates of the women's game – now young female players will have only rare glimpses to watch role models play in the flesh – it runs in stark contrast to the general feel of the direction of the women's game as a whole in this community.
Local legend and national icon Christine Sinclair, who carried the flag for Canada the closing ceremonies of the 2012 London Olympics – as well as carrying the team on her back all the way to a bronze medal in that tournament – was just named the winner of the Lou Marsh award this week after that Olympic record breaking six-goal tournament.
Sinclair followed that up by claiming the CSA's female player of the year award on Tuesday for the ninth year running.
And so as the Burnaby native sets an example for young girls throughout the country, and throughout this local community, with some truly remarkable achievements – those youngsters won't be seeing much in the way of elite women's soccer on a regular basis.
Yet while a regular dose of semi-pro women's soccer won't be on the menu – as it has been for over a decade – the city is set to host matches in the 2015 Women's World Cup, with some touting BC Place for the final.
There's also the 2014 U-20 Women's World Cup, which one would guess will also feature matches in B.C.
The Canadian soccer story is never a simple one, it would seem.
The roller coaster doesn't stop with just the club game in this town, however, as the University of British Columbia went about an interesting way of hiring its new women's coach.
The university's website indicated those interested could submit their resumés for consideration any time between December 1 and December 7.
And yet – the university named Marc Rizzardo as their head women's coach on December 6.
Now this isn't an attack on Rizzardo, who has an impressive resumé of his own, both as a physiotherapist (he was chief therapist for the Canadian medical team at London 2012 Olympics as well as the winter games hosted in Vancouver in 2010), and as a coach at the college level (he won four national championships with the Langara College men's team), but by making the announcement a day early – it would seem to an outside observer that the search for a new coach and the call for applications was just for show.
Which would be no problem if this was a professional club. But this is a little different. UBC is a publicly funded institution, and this is one of the biggest coaching jobs in the country. So a diligent, thorough and fair search for a new coach should be expected.
But maybe that was just a slip up. Surely there were other contenders for the role that got an interview, perhaps, say, a former national women's player with a UEFA A licence?
A woman like, say, Andrea Neil. She hasn't done much of note – just played in four Women's World Cups for Canada, had her jersey retired by the (now defunct) Vancouver Whitecaps women's team, and, get this – was the first woman (in any sport) inducted into Canada's Sport Hall of Fame.
Ms. Neil didn't get an interview for the job.
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At this point in time, this has to be one of the most predictable, unimaginative, run-of-the-mill, poorly-executed concepts for a "baby animal arrival" ad campaign for a zoo.
There's absolutely nothing memorable or unexpected about any of them.
I apologize if I'm being too harsh. But I think it's a fair observation.
I think it's cute =)
First looking at it, makes you wonder what kind of baby is capable of destroying that. Only after reading the tiny type do you realize it's not a human baby.
It's a concept. Most of the ads I viewed today do not have a concept. Everyone seems to prefer pretty pages.
Idea is OK but the ambience is not support, it should have been outdoor like elephant one
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South African Equities: Anglo Platinum, BHP, Santam, Wescoal
South Africa's FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Index advanced for a second day, adding 357.86, or 1.2 percent, to 31,145.18 at the 5 p.m. close in Johannesburg.
The following were among the most active stocks in the South African market today.
Anglo Platinum Ltd. (AMS SJ), the world's biggest producer of the metal, rose the most since Oct. 29, increasing 20.34 rand, or 3 percent, to 696 rand. Platinum rose as much as 1.9 percent to $1,717.90 an ounce. Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. (IMP SJ), the world's second-largest producer, rose 7.73 rand, or 3.7 percent, to 218.48 rand, a second day of gains.
BHP Billiton Ltd. (BIL SJ), the world's largest mining company, advanced for a second day, gaining 3.81 rand, or 1.5 percent, to 262.49 rand. The price of copper, lead, tin, nickel and zinc rose on the London Metal Exchange.
Santam Ltd. (SNT SJ) rose for a third day in four, advancing 3.01 rand, or 2.3 percent, to 133 rand. South Africa's largest property and casualty insurer yesterday said its overall underwriting performance remains "very pleasing," with low incidences of industrial accident and fire-related claims.
Standard Bank Group Ltd. (SBK SJ) fell for a third day in four, declining 1.63 rand, or 1.6 percent, to 101.88 rand. Africa's biggest lender, said full-year profit may fall as much as 12 percent as revenue came under pressure and it incurred "substantial" costs to cut 1,745 jobs.
Wescoal Holdings Ltd. (WSL SJ), a miner and trader of the fuel, rose for a second day, adding 3 cents, or 2.6 percent, to 1.18 rand. Wescoal said net income rose 59 percent to 11.7 million rand ($1.7 million) in the six months through September.


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ZooKeeper is a highly available coordination service for data centers. It originated in the Hadoop project. One can implement locking, fail over, leader election, group membership and other coordination issues on top of it. Are there any alternatives to ZooKeeper? (free software of course)
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I've looked extensively at Zookeeper/Curator, Eureka, etcd, and consul. Zookeeper/Curator and Eureka are in many ways the most polished and easiest to integrate if you are in the Java world. Etcd is pretty cool and very flexible, but It is really just a HA key store so you would have to write a lot of code to turn it into an opinionated service discovery system.
Consul is (to me) the best of both worlds. It is an opinionated service discovery system written on top of serf, using raft for cluster consensus and gossip for communication. It exposes the discovery / registration endpoints with a well documented REST api, and also allows you to discover services with DNS SRV records, and register services with configuration (i.e. so you can register a database or application you can't integrate a client with, or if you just want to keep your service discovery decoupled from your app)
I've written a blog post about consul where you can learn more and walk through my "try it out" demo
I've also discussed service discovery with etcd & docker if you want to see more about what that custom code might look like.
One last thing! etcd & consul are written in go, so maintaining them is much easier then java solutions like zookeeper. All you need is the consul / etcd binary. no dependencies, no linked libraries, no jvm.
There's a very promising alternative to ZooKeeper called etcd (github.com/coreos/etcd), written by CoreOS team. Unlike Doozerd, etcd is being actively developed.
Yes, there is also Doozerd (https://github.com/ha/doozerd). Take a good look at it, it's a nice, single binary distributed coordination service developed by Heroku. With bindings/libraries for java/python/ruby/node. Very easy to get started with and play around.
Just discovered Accord (C) and OpenReplica/ConCoord (Python) which may be interesting solutions
[EDIT] The Hashicorp crew, of Vagrant and Packer fame, are cooking "a decentralized solution for service discovery and orchestration" called Serf.
[EDIT2] Hashicorp strikes again ! They just released Consul, built on top of Serf. The pitch: "a solution for service discovery and configuration, completely distributed, highly available, scalable to thousands of nodes and services across multiple datacenters".
OpenReplica from my research group is a highly available FOSS coordination service for data centers. It can be used for implementing locking, fail over, leader election, group membership and other coordination services. It differs from ZooKeeper in two critical ways:
We actively support the system, do not hesitate to let us know if you have further questions.
There's a project called Noah on github that looks interesting, it says that it's "loosely based on Apache ZooKeeper" https://github.com/lusis/Noah with REST support being a key feature (ZK has this as a contrib/option rather than built in).
There are different tools that optimize for different engineering trade-offs.
The others are somewhat interesting but generally unproven. Don't get this wrong if intended for production usage.
It seems Corosync is also like ZooKeeper.
I'd found this comparison of Zookeeper, etcd and Doozer: http://devo.ps/blog/zookeeper-vs-doozer-vs-etcd/
Serf (serfdom.io) is also a nice solution as it is simple! But you must consider, SERF is just a cluster-manager which enables you to send custom events to all cluster nodes. Thats nice, but you have to write your own shell scripts (aka events). See this example: "https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-set-up-a-serf-cluster-on-several-ubuntu-vps"
The advantage is, you're getting a very simple cluster-manager and you're able to combine this with your favorite configuration, deployment or continuous integration tool.
I know this post is quite old, but someone who is looking at all possible alternatives I would also like to suggest JGroups library which is mature enough to be used in production environment. I have used it successfully in one of my projects mainly for distributed coordination and to share messages between cluster. It also support AWS support in addition to its flexible architecture where you can customize its stack to get what you need. I suggest you to have a look at it


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Think of it as a microscopic movie: A sequence of X-ray images shows the explosion of superheated nanoparticles. The picture series reveals how the atoms in these particles move, how they form plasma and how the particles change shape.
The method of taking these pictures is a collaborative creation that involved Kansas State University researchers Artem Rudenko and Daniel Rolles, both assistant professors of physics.
"We can create a real movie of the microworld," Rudenko said. "The key development is that now we can take sequences of pictures on the nanoscale."
Rudenko and Rolles both affiliated with the university's James R. Macdonald Laboratory collaborated with researchers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford University, Argonne National Laboratory and the Max Planck Institutes in Germany. Their publication, "Femtosecond and nanometre visualization of structural dynamics in superheated nanoparticles", appears in Nature Photonics. You may also read the K-State news release.
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Graduate students Adam Summers and Derrek Wilson attended Congressional Visits Day in Washington this Spring. They joined other science and technology cohorts to educate Congress about optics and photonics and their impact on the economy. They were invited to attend Congressional Visits Day by The Optical Society, participating with National Photonics Initiative partners.


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Skip to comments.FAMILY DOLLAR TO SHUTTER 370 STORES; PRICES TOO HIGH IN BAD ECONOMY
Posted on 04/10/2014 3:33:11 PM PDT by kingattax
Deep discount retailer Family Dollar announced on Thursday it will begin laying off workers and closing 370 stores nationwide after suffering a 35% drop in profits last quarter.
Analysts cite competition from Dollar General and Dollar Tree as contributing to Family Dollar's cost-cutting move. In response, Family Dollar says it plans to lower prices on 1,000 items to remain competitive with its price sensitive lower-income customers.
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Nice job, Obama.
And I think Dollar General is over building too............
This is simply oversaturation of the market. There are about three various Dollar stores within a square mile of each other.
Maybe they can lower their prices,and rename it "42 Cents Store"?
Try VI!
47 Cents Store would be more appropriate, although "racist."
Dollar General pisses me off. They have $5 off $25 at least once per month and usually twice per month. They used to take that $5 off the top BEFORE other coupons but then they changed their policy and accepted the $5 off if your total was $25 AFTER other coupons. Made it a BAD DEAL for me.
SUMMER OF RECOVERY IV!!! or is it V?
It's actually #6
47 Cents Store would be more appropriate, although racist.
Or maybe they can rename it "The Discount Grape & Watermelon" shop.
Nah! this is THE SUMMER OF FREEDOM...................... from joblock that is!
No, I think Dollar General is fine. The most recent one in my area was a necessity. Only place to buy underwear in a 25 mile radius AND it seems to feed off of the nearby Kroger.
Family Dollar just doesn't plant itself in the right locations. Dollar General is better at that and has more name brand items.
Is that 50 cent w/o the tax?
I just designed a parking lot for one...its being built right now.
Wonder if it will close.
I actually find them to be quite expensive.
What prices can they use for their going-out-of-business sale?
You know the economy is bad when dollar stores don't have the business! (Or else really good, I guess, but we know that isn't the case here)
I'm amazed at how many stores Dollar General is putting in here in Indiana. Maybe they figure it's economical to build like crazy, let some fail and keep going with new ones.
-— This is simply oversaturation of the market. There are about three various Dollar stores within a square mile of each other -—
That's funny. I don't remember these kinds of stores when Reagan was president.
And there were only 800 Wal-Marts.
Retailing has changed a lot.
lets have the fools crank up the minimum wage!..... see what dif that makes. Obamaconomics. or was that obamacomics?
The fools lack the foresight.... and are truly delusional.
They are sometimes handy for me.......I live near a small town.
I think DG's stock goes back to $45...then $35...fwiw-
One thing I give them credit for....they put stores up FAST!!!
I hope mine doesn't close, they have some very cute things in there. I'd be suprised if they did, they are in a good location, nothing else like that for quite a distance.
And the Sisters of the Poor will be too broke from ObamaCare to help .
They were a pretty good store until KKR bought them(DG). I used to go there often, but only go now if they are the only option.
I love Sally I buy most of my clothes there
Family Dollar is a failure because of a stupid name. "Honey pull over, I want to go to the dollar store...hey, this is $2, this is $5, this is $7. WTF?". Dollar Tree IS a dollar store.
What you're getting isn't a bad deal...you're paying 20 bucks for $25 worth of product all items you choose.....coupons limit those choices to their brands only....you can offset your loss by purchasing only items 'on sale' and use your $5.00 off coupon then. Either way you are still saving....even by simply shopping there without coupons or $ off.
I go to our store her for specific items as they are way cheaper than the Super-Market. Just remodeled so it's quite nice, and it wasn't bad to begin with. They enlarged it as well.
I also go to "Aldies"...I got hooked and never imagined I would find such great food...never mind the price cuts. Love their Bagels and everything else I've tried.....they have a great Chicken filled Breast that's soo good and comes packed individually....nice for one.
Hope you get better deals ahead.
When the Dollar type food stores are closing and or pulling in it's generally because they've looked down the road and are making decisions accordingly. We are not going to only see higher prices, as we have been, but less selection and fewer items overall. I've seen this in the retail store I work part-time at as well, though it's not a food store.
Things are contracting pretty much everywhere....like people getting winter clothes out for the season ahead...they know winters coming...it's in the air!
Trying to figure this one out. I love my Family Dollar store. I have been buying tea bags from them forever - tagless, 100 to a box - used to be a dollar but finally worked their way up to 1.35. Still good for what you're getting. A couple weeks ago I went in to get my tea bags, and couldn't find anything, anywhere. They were in the midst of a massive rearrangement. As I was getting ready to check out, I finally found my tea bags - on a sale rack right by the checkout. And the clerk told me they were 88 cents. 88 cents??? "Oh, yeah, we're not carrying them anymore." I made some kind of joke about buying them all, but it wasn't really a joke. Two days later I went back and bought nine boxes of them for 88 cents apiece. The clerk was funny - she said "You weren't kidding?" Well, no!!
Part of what I saw in this rearrangement, was they got rid of this one (might have called it Family Pantry, don't know, but it was a store brand - and good, too.) There was a second one I never bought, but it was there, too. And they had replaced all these brands with only Lipton. This seems to be the opposite of what these stories are saying. Why would they replace their own brand, inexpensive (but very good) brand with only national brands? Sure there's an answer, but right now it doesn't seem obvious.
Yeah, Aldi's is great. I go there too. Recently they had pints of strawberries for 99 cents.
Dollar Tree is great if you need stuff like table cloths, party favors and aluminum pans. Sometimes you can find some neat little notions in there too. It's worth visiting at least once a week.
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It can handle Lipo from 2-4s, but if your running two batts dont go over 2s
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It can handle Lipo from 2-4s, but if your running two batts dont go over 2s
Just looking for a new brushless truggy to race around and bash, cant believe it but im actually a little bored with my savage flux
a little feedback on why you choose the model you did would be awesome
anything i should i know? What needs to be upgraded this and that
i really want a cat like a mystic style but i have no time to build one and im trying to make it so that when i get back home it'll be there ready for me to play with it because im in the Marine...
are they trash im just looking to keep it stock and play around with
i just cant decide, I love the scale look of both...soo I'm gunna have a pole to decide which one.:D
MG Length: 30 in (762mm)
Beam: 11 in (279mm
MC Overall Length: 31.75 in (808 mm)
Beam: 10.4 in (264 mm)
which is odd cuz the MG is wider....and usually wider cats handle a little better
i think that(based on the videos ive seen) the MC is more stable at speed than the MG
i think that until people actually have the MC we wont really know just how good it is...but im geting it just cuz they dock the real boat near my house in the off season lol
Does the boat feel like it can handle serious power? i'm just wondering cuz its made out of plastic i think
Looks nice, but i think its plastic, not paying that price for a plastic boat.......
feel free to correct me if im wrong lol
wow!! Your boat is looking great..cant wait too see it run!
i was thinking of getting this hull as a project/learning experience ( never put together an electric boat ) and i was wondering if this motor would work?
hey no problem...there was a ton of names
Since redcat is in Arizona( diff. time zone) the winning name will probly end up being posted around 12 eastern time lol
redcat jaguar(rst or 3.3)
redcat racing SST 3.3
...or.... Redcat Racing MST 3.3... Mid Size Truck
How about redcat racing RST 3.3...
lets try not to argue about trucks guys...
redcat just needs that one truck, i mean look at hpi, all of their trucks now are based off of the savage, its not that i dont like the big comps products, im just pointing that out
redcats is nice, 4wd 2 lipos, 2.4 radio, all for around 300 on rctoysnh.com
to sum that all up, redcat needs a truck like what traxxas has, when some1 says traxxas you think revo or t-maxx, hpi savage, losi lst, catch my drift?
now that redcat is making an even bigger name for themselves, i think its time to unleash a bonna fide basher. EX- savage, lst, etc...
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I thought I would mention that WP-Polls is breaking the text editors in the edit membership level admin area. With it disabled you can once again edit membership descriptions.
The error is: Uncaught ReferenceError: pollsEdL10n is not defined
It seems for now you can just turn off WP-Polls, make changes, then turn it back on.
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2008 Romney Says Hillary Would be Like "an Intern" as President
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I'll leave it to the arbiters of what's sexist and not to tell me whether Mitt Romney crossed the line tonight on Hannity & Colmes. But if this is going to be a consistent line of attack from him, I believe he'll have some explaining to do:
Shes never run anything. Shes never had the occasion of being in the private sector, running a business, or, for that matter, running a state or a city. She hasnt run anything, and the government of the United States is not a place for a president to be an intern. You need to have experience actually leading and running things.


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The Department of Ñeembucú is one of the least well-documented areas of eastern Paraguay, and the flora is composed of a mixture of forest and Chaco elements. Regions like Ñeembucú are often considered of lower diversity and interest that more forested regions; this results from both actual species richness figures and from under-collecting due to perception as uninteresting. We present here a checklist of the vascular plants of Ñeembucú, which includes 676 taxa (including infraspecific taxa and collections identified only to genus) in 100 families and 374 genera. Four hundred and thirty nine (439) of these are new records for Ñeembucú and of these, 4 are new published records for Paraguay. Synonyms, distribution details within Paraguay and a voucher specimen or literature record are provided for each taxon, and a brief analysis of the diversity and importance of the flora is presented.
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Sneasel, the Sharp Claw Pokémon. Sneasel can extend or retract its claws instantly during attack.
ooow, cute
Sneasel!!!!!!!!!! *grabs the drawing and rolls around with it on the floor in pure happiness*
wow. im soooooo exited that you might be selling some! do you know how much u would sell them for?
Not sure yet, but they shouldn't be more than $3. I plan to sell them through a site that will produce the stickers and prints for me as I do not have the time to make them myself. I will have a detailed journal post when I have it all figured out.


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Pain Reliever Lowers Blood Sugar for Type 2: Study
By Serena Gordon
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MONDAY, July 1 (HealthDay News) -- An aspirin-like drug appears to lower blood sugar in people with type 2 diabetes, according to new research.
A study of the drug -- the prescription pain reliever salsalate -- also found it reduced inflammation associated with type 2 diabetes. But it produced unwelcome side effects that could limit its potential as a diabetes treatment.
"This trial is a test of possibly the oldest drug in Western use, and, because it's so old, there are no clinical trials on it," said study senior author Dr. Steven Shoelson, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School in Boston.
"This trial was for a full year and showed that salsalate does lower blood glucose," said Shoelson, who is also the associate research director at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston.
The study, published in the July 2 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, included 286 people between 18 and 75 years old with type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body no longer produces enough of the hormone insulin to convert carbohydrates from food into fuel for the body.
At the start of the study, the participants' average A1C levels -- a measure of blood sugar levels over several months -- were between 7 and 9.5 percent. The American Diabetes Association generally recommends a level of below 7 percent for adults.
The study volunteers were randomly assigned to 48 weeks of salsalate at a dose of 3.5 grams per day, or to an inactive placebo pill. No other changes were made to current diabetes, blood pressure or cholesterol medications during the first six months of the trial, the researchers noted.
Over 48 weeks, people taking the medication saw their A1C levels drop by 0.37 percent compared to placebo.
Shoelson said that people who have metabolic syndrome -- a group of risk factors (including type 2 diabetes) for cardiovascular disease -- often have higher than normal white blood cell counts, suggesting inflammation. In this study, people on salsalate saw a drop in their white blood cell counts, but Shoelson noted that they were "always well within the normal range."
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LA's best summer cocktails to kick off the season
Beat the heat with the best summer cocktails in Los Angeles, from a snap pea-topped libation to a popsicle dunked in a michelada
There are a million reasons (OK, more like 31) why LA is the best city ever, but here's another one to add to the list: summer cocktails. True, a cold brewski while watching the Dodgers game at your favorite beer bar is a staple, but we've got a soft spot for throwing back fruit-filled libations on a rooftop lounge. To bring you this beautiful collection of cocktail porn, we drank our way through seasonally savvy cocktail bars to find the most refreshing summer drinks in LA. You can buy us a drink as a thank you.
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Strawberry Puff at Terrine
It looks like the kind of drink a unicorn might sip on after a night spent frolicking in the clouds, but Terrine's Strawberry Puff is deceptively strong. Hayman's Old Tom gin gives it a kick while strawberries, lemon and cream make it look My Little Pony-friendly. $15Read more
Pea Funk at Barrel & Ashes
Seemingly plucked straight from the farmers' market, Pea Funk at Barrel & Ashes features snap peas, Oro Blanco, lime, pisco and soda. Order one even if you don't have a green thumb. $13Read more
Tequila in the Garden at The Larchmont
There's tequila, lime, muddled cucumber and ground peppercorn in this cocktail, but the kicker is a hefty dose of fresh arugula which offsets the cucumber's sweetness. It's like a salad in a drink, so it's totally healthy...right? $14Read more
Into Her Arms at Big Bar
Absolut elyx, strawberry shrub, lemon and freshly made jam make up this refreshing cocktail, a drink perfect for sipping on Big Bar's spacious patio during a scorching summer afternoon. $12Read more
D.B. Cooper at Now Boarding
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Cynar Julep at Eveleigh
Crafted by Eveleigh bartender Garrett Mikell and debuting in the restaurant's new cocktail bible earlier this year, the Cynar Julep includes Cynar, grapefruit, mint and cane sugar for a drink that practically screams summer. $13Read more
Swipe Right at Harlowe
Consider this for your next Tinder date: the Swipe Right at Harlowe, featuring Avion Blanco tequila, green Chartreuse, Ancho Reyes, lime, pineapple and falernum. If you need a little liquid courage, this is it. $14Read more
Going Down Unher at The Church Key
Leave it to The Church Key to come up with cheeky names for its cocktails. This particular bad boy combines Bacardi rum, eucalyptus syrup, passionfruit purée and yellow Chartreuse, and we take zero responsibility for what happens after you've had a couple of these. $14Read more
Coco Pina Fresca at Warwick
When sipped in Warwick's new Capri-themed space, the Coco Pina Fresca makes you feel like you've landed on a luxurious island. Rum and pineapple juice are topped with a fluffy coconut foam and sprinkled with lime zest for a heavenly taste of the tropics. $17Read more
Dark Forest at Faith & Flower
Take a break from your usual order of the Milk Punch at Faith & Flower and instead try the Dark Forest, a fruit forward libation using Angostura, Kirshwasser (a cherry brandy), cinnamon, lemon and fresh pineapple. $14Read more
Greenhouse at Fig & Olive
Think of it as a supplement to your juice cleanse: boasting arugula, celery and lemon juice, the Greenhouse at Fig & Olive is as vitamin-rich as cocktails come. Oh yeah, it also has rum. $12Read more
KCB at Redbird
The KCB is weird but fantastic: gin, apricot and cumin-spiced kümmel result in a savory flavor profile that meanders between sweet and spicy. $12Read more
Ring My Bell at Gracias Madre
Ring My Bell is divided into two outstanding components: a tall glass of Uinta extra pale ale, tamari and lemon; and a roasted red pepper paleta that leaves your mouth tingling. Dunk that sucker into your drink to make you feel like a kid who just got into her parent's liquor cabinet. $12.Read more
Ramos Gin Fizz at The Little Easy
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Do you have a passion for education? Here in the Youth Years team at Ashoka, we're bringing together the most innovative and impact-focused schools in Europe. We're building a network of schools and other important actors in education to re-imagine learning for the 21st century, prioritising empathy and changemaking as core student outcomes. The activities associated with this role are related to the overall delivery of the Youth Years strategy across 10+ countries in Europe, including: research and content creation, outreach to education related media, events organisation, network engagement, community and partnerships building. For more information, click here >>and to apply now click here
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Do you get excited about social innovators? The Fellowship team at Ashoka UK are looking for a volunteer, work will focus upon supporting elected Fellows through networks, strategy, communications and events as well as measuring the impact of their work. Activities will involve relationship management, organising events and workshops, community building, and impact measurement. This is great opportunity to meet and support world leading social entrepreneurs who work in fields from education to human rights to conservation. For more information click here and to apply now click here.
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"Gateway to the Old Colony" Hoi An by DSwede
Hoi An Travel Guide: 822 reviews and 1,769 photos
Hoi An, located about 40 minutes south of Da Nang is a tourist destination. With nice beaches, restaurants, resorts, and a historic old downtown quarter, it is a picturesque and comfortable town.
Hoi An was almost completely destroyed in wars during the later half of the 18th century (1770?s). Later it was rebuilt and again became a focal port that the Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese mainly used.
However as time passed, the river suffocated itself with silt and Da Nang eventually became the larger port and grew to be the 3rd largest city of Vietnam.
During the French occupation of French-Indochina, Hoi An was infused with a mix of European flavors and architecture since it was an acting center for the French government.
Thankfully with the cooperation of most major parties involved, Hoi An escaped relatively untouched during the American-Vietnam War.
Today Hoi An has become a Mecca for backpackers on their north-south trail through Vietnam. The old quarter can be walked in a day. There are a couple of day trips to make, such as Marble Mountain, the beach, etc.
Otherwise people tend to spend more time here to fill their suitcases with cheap tailor-made clothes and fill their bellies on the ample supply of both Vietnamese and Western foods. The Cau Lau is good, which is a Vietnamese version of chicken noodle soup with green vegetables.
I would have added a few of my own tips here, but I feel the two I posted are more than enough due to the over-flooding of tips on the town. No need to add further clutter.
For my general thoughts on the country, feel free to visit my Vietnam page.
(for more pictures, feel free to visit my Vietnam Gallery. If you enjoy the pictures, please leave a comment.)
- Pros:Wonderful mix of architecture and food.
- Cons:The town's central areas are very thick with tourists and becoming more expensive.
- In a nutshell:A few day trips, a tailor made suit and beaches fueled with Asian/European mixed meals.
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A Yahoo! User Feb 6, 2006 22:54 Flag
Bought the Title...response to glazer_must_die post
'Every club that has won the league has done this'....glazermustdie...
I see what your trying to say but you're wrong in my opinion along with the biased read_chris. Comparing chelskis situation to anyones is not possible and thats where the argument lies. United have spent 30 million on 3 players. 19 on ruud and plenty on others, yet we also made our money over time to earn the right to become the richest club in the world and spend when we can. And it wasnt all done in 2 seasons!!! Wake up mate! Even arsenal spent a ridiculous amount on reyes so they cant be left out of this. But if you open your eyes you will see that the other teams not only earned the right to spend heavily, they also did it gradually and integrated big signings with homegrown talent and over time. There is a HUGE difference. There is no chance of many people ever realising this (which is why its such a recurring issue) so dont patronise us with your 'sooner people realise this the better' comments. Im certainly not buying into that. Mourinho is a great coach (although this is very hard to judge at chelski) but chelski wouldnt even have been able to afford him without Roman!!
Its not sour grapes either. When Arsenal won the league you had to admire them. I hate them passionately yet despite their cheating when they had the ball and played they were the best by miles and I would say the greatest footballing team the world has probably seen (IMO). Although it only lasted 2 seasons thankfully! But no one can say anything about they're incredible stadium they have bought. And in a few years when they start making 30 million purchases season after season who can moan about it? No one because they earned it and have gone about it a way we admire. Purely business. Do you admire the way chelsea have done it? Chelsea are one mans toy! Thats it! He doesnt give a shit about the fans. He wanted to buy us in the first place! He bought a world class team in 1/2 seasons. Not chelsea, he did. Its a joke and noone trying to turn it around spouting facts etc about our own club is going to make me think other wise!
And for the smartass who said Fergie couldnt do fuck all with Wengers budget...has Wenger honestly developed youngsters (from scratch) aswell as Fergie?? He bought Viera and Henry remember. Fergie brought through Beckham, scholes, nevilles, butt and Giggs. Some are still there and would rather retire than join another club. He also got the greatest goalkeeper from the last 20 years for just 600,000. He got one of the most inspirational players we've had for just 1.2 million. He bought Keane for the same amount as Viera. And again we see that Brown, O'Shea, Fletcher, Richardson and Rossi have all come through the academy along with another truck load (they won 4 reserve trophies last season) following. These youngsters despite their struggles have been integrated into the team and seen us reach 51 points in 25 games. Thats better than 5 of our 8 premiership titles! So if you take away chelskis money you would find we would be top of the league again. Without a very good midfield too. Interesting that. Wengers 'genius' with nurturing youngsters is seeing them struggle to hold onto 5th which I doubt they will achieve any higher and the clubs stars are either fading or leaving. The youngsters are just not good enough to carry the mantle, yet ours are fighting hard in a weakend midfield.
Now im sure as Ive disagreed with you im going to get some smartass comments from the usual know it alls. Im just giving you my opinion, I strongly disagree like many do over this issue and you all should respect that. The way chelsea do things makes me sick. This whole Obi Mikel thing, I dont see any chelsea fans speaking up about that? So before you say we should know better maybe you should accept that you know better if thats what you believe and some of us are never going to feel the same.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Feb 14, 2006 00:09 Flag
Have l wound you up today?
You'd think by the time you reach 53 you'd have matured.
A Yahoo! User Feb 13, 2006 23:52 Flag
Some of us read messages on this board but dont post often. We dont want to read the nonsense people like you come out with. Nothing wrong with pointing you out for who you are. I also managed to make a few posts about Manchester United, the reason im on here. Did you manage to do the same or have those posts you made given you your wind up fix for the day?!
A Yahoo! User Feb 13, 2006 23:03 Flag
And you come on here to make this post?
Get a life you wanker.
A Yahoo! User Feb 13, 2006 23:02 Flag
Don't like it when you get it back, do you? If you can't take it, don't give it.
A Yahoo! User Feb 13, 2006 21:08 Flag
You, just like the others would be wise not to respond to Butch_wilkins. He is just another one of these people who comes on here to wind others up. He makes one post this morning and its just to insult someone. Says it all. If you dont react like he wants eventually he will get bored and maybe get a life.
A Yahoo! User Feb 12, 2006 23:08 Flag
go man. i am a psychologist and i get most of my material from man u message boards. do they actually read their own messages before poting?
A Yahoo! User Feb 10, 2006 20:26 Flag
You cant accept any point but your own can you! Even though on the scouse board you have been shown up again with regards to your 'facts' comment you just cant admit it! This is why your opinion holds no credibility anymore. Its no longer about what your opinion is its just that you have to be right everytime! Its the same with your coments on the liverpool board. No one takes you seriously anymore which is a shame because you do raise alot (not all though) of good points about chelski and their russian sugardaddy. Now they are starting to get childish again and you have ignored so many points its boring now.
Also the rumour I heard over on the scouse board is that actually you used to be a United fan until 2 years ago!
ssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh danny boy kept that quiet didnt we!
A Yahoo! User Feb 10, 2006 20:15 Flag
Poor Shaolin ... you just carry on reading the bits you want to read. Hey, why not forget about taking things in context!!!
History means absolutely nothing when the teams line up on a Saturday at 3pm. It means nothing in each of the 38 games played during the course of a Premiership season.
Whether Man United have won the league 100 times before makes no difference whatsoever to whether they will win it again! Is this really too hard to grasp or are you so self obsessed with the "good old days" that the lack of Man United trophies now just passes you by?
And my guess is that the chances of you seeing me at Stamford Bridge are extremely remote considering how comfortable you are in your armchair. True fan? Yeah right!
Some of us have actually attend matches on a regular basis! I have been following Chelsea for 37 years ... 35 more than you have been supporting United by the sounds of it!!!!
A Yahoo! User Feb 10, 2006 08:30 Flag
History means nothing...well I see your point now, it would mean nothing to me either if I just supported whoever was winning the league this year. To those of us that have followed football for longer than 2 seasons it counts for alot!
Its ok to admit you are wrong danny now and then...and yes I do know this too! Fortunately now is not one of those times! See you at Stamford Bridge, we have quite a nice 'history' there!
A Yahoo! User Feb 10, 2006 08:14 Flag
... not that a 10 point head start would help you in any case! (ha ha ha ha ha)
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