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as I listen to pilot talk 2, I see this is where his goodness begins
still not as hard as the classic stoned immaculent, but definetly better than pilot talk 1
the beats had begin to be better
whats between pilot talk 2 and stoned immaculent
I ain't move to va til 98 but you saying ppl sound like that as if that shit is current when it's not. In some areas yea… A lot of NY niggas get locked up in VA. I'm jus sayin the niggas out here more confused than anything and don't really have anywhere they fit in.
anybody seen world war z yet?
Troll Gang back bitches
14 mins ago
Dis was cool Killa Kill
One of these days niggas gonna kill me for laughing at their accent…
I remember being in LA I was coppin' some Nispey Hussle mixtapes on Crenshaw at one of his spots.
I was like how much?
Shit was like Don't Be A Menace "Fihve Dollurs" …I laughed in that nigga's face. Dude took the mag from under the counter and tucked so I know it was real. I respect it.
I was in Baltimore and my older brother asked this nigga for directions. He got raw with him…and the Baltimore nigga had on a bulletproof vest, he hoped out the car like "What yaw wanna DEW" not DO this nigga said "DEW"… I laughed at his accent and that shit broke the ice.
One day I'm gonna get shot laughing at niggas accent.
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BUT..dude SENSED FEAR & HAD 2 HEAR cuhz was soft 4 him 2 een TRY DAT SHIT! & U ONNA BIKE CUHZ..?!! NO PISTOL NO MASK ON FILM..?!! da nigga OBV HAD NO RESPECT 4 CUHZ! Smmfh
im sayin
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dude would be on the news by now
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Shout out to casket the new troll gang prime minister
buggum u fell off bruh
Tread lightly fuckniggas Troll Gang is back & we aint takin no prisoners this time around
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it's funny cause lil dapped his assailant up & was none the wiser about the incoming fade he caught.
^ haha, you've got room to talk. Aint you get backed down bucket nakked on some Belly shit ?
I don't remember Chicago being that gangsta though and I was all through the hood.
Niggas act just like Detroit niggas …you respect them they respect you.
Detroit niggas don't attack unless they smell fear.
Niggas catch the worst beat downs at Summer Jamz in Detroit, especially if it's at State Fair grounds.
I seen a female get Stone Cold Stunner'd and her pockets dug
She was actin like she was better than niggas like she'd get cooties for breathing the same air as niggas.
…that's what get you fucked up in Detroit, fear.
screen names I tell ya.
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CLOSED: Soy and Sake Village
47 7th Av S (at Morton St, West Village, Manhattan), New York City, New York, USA, 10014
New York vegetarian cafe. Extensive menu featuring Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, and American food. Casual nice. Confirmed closed, Sep 2014.
Category: Vegan-friendly, American, Chinese, Japanese, Beer/Wine, Delivery, Take-out, Pan-Asian
Reviews (16)First Review by Tiina
Great food - Edit
Friendly, good food, good service - I definitely recommend this place.
It's not as "cool" and popular with the locals as Red Bamboo or Vegetarian Paradise, but I think this spot is better. The food is just as good, the service is better, and there's less of a crowd.
Go here!
Pros: All vegan, No crowds
Best vegan sushi - Edit
This place has an extensive menu with lots to choose from: vegan sushi, bento boxes (including katsu [like porkchops] and teriyaki chicken), Asian dishes, sandwiches, etc etc etc. They got rid of the fish in their tank a few years ago because the NYC Vegan Guide poo poo'ed the fish as not being very vegan. Vegan Treat desserts and ice cream and floats as well!
Updated from previous review on Saturday February 01, 2014
Also wanted to mention - Soy and Sake has two other sister restaurants: Vegetarian Paradise 2 and Red Bamboo, which are both located on West 4th Street between Sixth Ave and MacDougal.
Pros: Vegan Sushi, Lots to choose from, Everything is yummy
Great Sushi! - Edit
I came here for the sushi. I went to a vegan sushi place in LA previously and I was craving it again and was ecstatic that NYC offered such a place. Granted, that Soy & Sake is not primarily a sushi restaurant, it does boast a pretty good sushi menu. NOTE: they offer you an option of seats - oceanside or city view. Basically, there's this huge fish tank on one side and a large window on the other. The fish tank threw me off, but I love animals so I ended up sitting there since they're more exciting than people watching (it was late so the passersby were few in between).
The sushi was good! My husband was iffy. He's more of the traditional sort and was vegetarian for most of his life so he doesn't like exploring whereas before I became vegetarian, I was a self-proclaimed sushi-tarian (in that I only ate raw seafood or sushi in general if I had to eat meat). Sushi is still a soft spot of mine so I had to come. He actually loved it! We got the Veggie Lover Roll, the Volcano Roll, and the Crunchy Roll. Our waitress' English wasn't the best but the sauce they use supposedly use no onion and garlic.
Three rolls for two people was perfect, which was good, because they didn't come cheap. We weren't full but we didn't leave hungry. The rice was perfectly cooked and the texture was great. The veggie "fish" they used was tender with some bite and flavorful and the sauces complimented the contents perfectly.
If I had a fatter wallet and a larger stomach (and fast metabolism), I would have totally been open to ordering another roll or two. I was a little curious about the bento, but those items seemed less friendly to vegetarians who avoid onion and garlic.
All in all, not bad. The service was good and as helpful as could be even though there was a large party and a steady stream of customers. The owner (?) was nice but she mainly handled the duties of a hostess. The decor was good (despite the large fish tank), the lighting dim, and though it was small, it didn't feel cramped. Do note that it's right on top of the subway line so whenever a train would pass under, the entire place would shake. However, I didn't mind that too much - it amused me more.
Pros: great sushi, nice atmosphere, good service
Cons: on top of a subway line (it shakes), a little pricey
Great place - Edit
So many options!
Open late! Food is pretty decent, nothing to rave - Edit
Having stayed out a little too late we realized all the vegan restaurants had already had their last seating of the evening and I scrambled to find some late night vegan eats in the city that supposedly never sleeps! Soy & Sake to the rescue! While I'm not a fan of hodge podge menus covering many different ethnic foods, Soy & Sake did a stand up job at feed our tired and hungry traveler bellies. We decided to embrace the menu and had veggie sushi, dumplings, noodles and veggies, and cucumber wraps. The spread was fantastic and filling and we enjoyed the fishless fish tank.
Pros: lots of items!, open late, fishless fish tank
Non Vegetarians suggested this place! - Edit
I ate at Soy and Sake at the suggestion of two non-vegetarian friends who are addicted to the place. I had the Crusted "Shrimp" (yummers!) Tom Yam soup, which was excellent (and I lived in Thailand for two years, so I feel I am qualified to judge it), and the main dish I ordered chili chicken and basil, and for my extra spicy pallet it was a little plain for me. Another friend got the Bento box, which was a pretty decent amount of food, and someone else got the some type of mock chicken and broccoli. We all shared a bit of everything, and all the food was good. It looked pretty upscale, and especially for it being in the village...I was surprised at the reasonable prices! The other positive aspect is that the menu has a little of everything from many Asian countries...so there is something for everyone.
Pros: good variety, tasty, nice atmosphere
Great food, shame about fishtank - Edit
First thing to say is we were surprised that a vegetarian restaurant should have a fishtank - not something you'd expect its guests would enjoy and we were on the verge of leaving because of it.
As for the food, we'd never been to a veggie/vegan sushi place before so that was a good experience. Vegan crab sushi with vegan eel was tasty but the miso soup was average.
Would recommend apart from its fishtank - maybe the owners can rehome them somewhere more suitable?
Cons: Fishtank
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gr8vegan 12 Sep 2012 - The fish tank is now empty and displays coral and sea vegetables instead of fish, definite points for a fishless fish tank!
One of the best veg restaurants in NYC - Edit
I've been going to this place for almost 12 years, back when it operated under the name Dragonfly. They always had great vegan food, but they reopened as a purely vegetarian restaurant a few years back.
The menu is basically Asian-fusion, including a sushi menu, as well as American comfort food such as you might find in VP2 or Red Bamboo. Unlike VP2 or Red Bamboo, Soy & Sake is a much more spacious and pleasant space. The food is better as well. The dishes are heavy on the fake meat, but there are a lot of tofu-based entrees as well. There are loads of appetizers and they are excellent. Not all of the food is vegan, but the vast majority is.
The dessert menu is small, but good. The beer selection has a couple of standouts as well--try the Peach Lambic.
The location is great--a few blocks south of the Christopher St. 1 station, with a great view of 7th Ave. The staff has always been very friendly and helpful in my experience.
The sushi is good, but can't compare to a dedicated sushi place. It's nice to have a purely veg sushi menu though.
The back section of the restaurant is a comfy bar and is a great place to hang out with friends.
My only problem with Soy & Sake is the large fishtank that bisects the restaurant. You'd think a vegetarian restaurant wouldn't use living creatures as decoration.
All in all, though, Soy & Sake is absolutely one of the best veg restaurants in the city. It never hits the culinary heights of Blossom or Candle 79, but is a solid, reasonably-priced restaurant that can be feel intimate, but is still spacious enough to accommodate large groups of friends.
Pros: Excellent food, Great West Village location, Very nice staff
Cons: Fishtank
best sushi I ever had - Edit
I was never a big fan of sushi, but this place really changed my mind. In stead of some overcooked rice in seaweed with a piece of carrot in the middle, these guys really give you something special with wild rice on the outside, fake eel strips and syrup.
Absolutely the best sushi I ever had and I am afraid that all else will fail in comparison, so I'm just scared to eat sushi these days.
Amazing place
Pros: best sushi ever, changed my mind about sushi
Cons: not really cheap, a bit poshy vibe
Great place, great food, great staff, great price! - Edit
This restaurant is beautifully decorated, atmosphere is great, food is excellent, the prices are so low and the service is great. What else can you ask for?
I tried the tom yam soup, spring rolls, chicken mango salad and the fried ice cream, all were yummy!
Don't miss this lovely place!
Pros: Food, Atmosphere, service
Mmm... vegan junk food - Edit
I went with a big group here. The food was good, if you don't mind being unhealthy. Once in a while though, even vegans need some good ol' friend food. The service on the other hand wasn't too great. The guy was not friendly and when someone would ask if they could have something a certain way he'd say "no" with no explanation. Now, I've only been there once so it could just be this one waiter or maybe he was having a bad day.
Pros: Yummy food, Quanity of food
Cons: not healthy, service
Wonderful meal and experience - Edit
The mainly Japanese vegan menu was extensive while including some non-Japanese items such as vegetarian BBQ "chicken" wings with vegan blue cheese dip (which was absolutley delicious) in addition to veggie sushi and curries and mock fish dishes. Portion size was very generous. The restaurant, (including restrooms) was immaculately clean, the staff friendly and attentive and the food beautifully plated. The wide selection of items to choose from will satisfy any palate. A great place for the veggies to bring non-veggie friends. I ate there 3 nights in a row!
Pros: excellent variety, immaculately clean , large portions
Wonderful food, & great atmosphere. - Edit
The food is delicious, the presentation is beautiful, the atmosphere is great, and the staff are very friendly. Everything I tried there was delicious, and their vegan cheesecake is amazing. The portions are also good size, so if you order an appetizer and main dish, you probably will take some food home with you. There are so many delicious options, it is hard to choose what to order.
Some of their faux meat seems a little too close to the real thing for my taste, but it would probably be great for non-veg friends. There are lots of choices for people not interested in faux meat as well. They also have a huge variety of sushi; I am particularly fond of the peanut avocado roll.
The staff here is very friendly, and will happily entertain any questions you have. This place is very vegan friendly; anything non-vegan is marked, but almost everything is vegan. However I must note, that they did not know if the wines were vegan.
Pros: Vegan-Friendly, Very Tasty, Beautiful Setting
Cons: Fish Tank
Decent but mostly unspectacular food - Edit
We made a reservation for dinner at 8:00 on a Saturday night, but it turns out that we probably didn't need to - the whole time we were there, there was always at least one empty table.
We ordered a bento box - which came with miso soup, salad, dumplings, a California roll, fresh fruit (which turned out to be a slice of watermelon), and a choice of main dishes from which we selected vegetable tempura - and a spicy maki combo - which came with three mock fish sushi rolls (California, salmon, and tuna) and more miso soup. The soup, which was served to us very quickly, tasted just fine but was nowhere near hot enough. The salad was good and fresh. The dumplings tasted all right but were somewhat soggy. The vegetable tempura (broccoli, zucchini, and white-flesh sweet potatoes) was excellent - crisp and not greasy at all. The watermelon was watermelon.
The sushi, which was the thing I was most looking forward to trying here, was, for me, the biggest disappointment. I've only really started eating sushi since I've been veg*n, so I've come to think that a large part of the difference between good sushi and bad sushi is texture - whether the textures of the nori, the rice, and the vegetables are all well matched or not. The California rolls were all right in this respect, since California rolls are mostly vegetables anyway. The spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls were far less good - they were both filled with a sort of homogeneous paste that was far too mushy to have any business being inside a sushi roll - to the point where it was a bit difficult even to pick up the pieces with chopsticks without squirting all the filling out.
Still, at $12 for the bento box and $14 for the sushi combo, it was worth a try. Service is friendly, the space is attractive (we were seated right by the enormous fish tank), and the food was elegantly presented. I did notice that most of the other customers were eating things other than sushi. Maybe they knew something we didn't. If I find myself back in New York, I might go here again - and order something different.
Pros: Reasonable prices, Nice vegetable tempura, Good service
Cons: Lukewarm soup, Mushy sushi
Far Beyond A Typical Vegan/Vegetarian Experience - Edit
We stumbled upon this gem of a place that had just opened a month prior - and initially went in to get hot sake since it was around 20 degrees outside and we had been walking for well over 4 hours. We were also starving, and looked at the menu but thought 'oh well, maybe we can just get some miso soup or something'. Until, our wonderful bartender informed us that EVERYTHING on the menu was vegetarian and/or vegan. We saw fish...we saw sushi...we saw pork, chicken, crab, ribs, even eel. Vegan eel!
The bartender generously brought us samples of a few things (among them, Bourbon Chicken Spears - OMG) We were leaving town the next day but came back then anyways to enjoy a real meal.
The menu items we sampled included: appetizers of Collard Green Roll (like an egg roll, but with vegan ham and collard greens - the ham tasted completely authentic!) and the Rock Shrimp Tempura. The shrimp was served up so beautifully that I had to take photos. It was presented in a martini glass on a bed of shaved radish noodles, with some kind of lighted base that slowly turned from blue to red and back again. It was a gorgeous, artful sight and also the most delicious 'fake' tempura shrimp we have ever tasted. Following that, we feasted upon their terrific Thai Cocount Soup (with soy chicken) and Tom Yam Soup (with soy shimp).
Then, on to the sushi: Spicy Salmon Cucumber Roll (tasted like a spicy, ground 'real' salmon roll - amazing!) and a Dragon Roll (made with fake eel). Already stuffed, we finished with an entree of the Thai Mango Chilean Fish (lightly breaded soy fish fillets with mint, mango, lime and steamed veggies). At the end of the meal, we were served complimentary dishes of an amazing soy based yogurt/fruit cream that we both found indescribably refreshing and delicious.
The service was far above quality and class both times. Presentation was immaculate and taste/healthfulness was considered in every bite. One would think that the prices would be as elegantly high as their food but this is not the case: the priciest main entree is $13. We are desperately hoping that they will one day open up a location in Los Angeles!
Pros: Amazing menu choices, High quality food, great prices, Outstanding friendly service
Spanking new vegetarian restaurant - Edit
great vegetarian spot that me and my friend discover, alot of mock meats, curry dish that i had was simply amazing, plus they have a nice hip lounge area which serves sake and martinis ! *cheers*
Pros: Vegan Desserts, Full Bar
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Raytheon Anschütz has now introduced new features for its Standard 22 gyro compass. Among the new features the most important improvements are independent transmitting magnetic compass and individual speed error correction functions. Standard 22 will now be equipped with a modified distribution unit, which is enhanced by an independent transmitting magnetic compass (TMC) path. Thus, a failure in the distribution unit or even in the compass system will not affect the processing of the magnetic compass heading. This enhancement ensures that the steering repeater would be switched automatically to magnetic heading in a situation of lost gyro compass heading. With this function, various flag state authorities do not require an optical bypass for the magnetic compass on board of the vessel. According to Olav Denker, the independent transmitting magnetic compass function of Standard 22 will not only increase standards of safety, but will also offer economical benefits: "Thanks to the new feature, no separate TMC unit will be required and the yard does not have to install an optical bypass for the magnetic compass. This saves costs for the ship owner and installation time for the yard." The new Standard 22 will also offer an individual speed error correction mode. In a double or triple gyro compass systems it will be possible to input speed and latitude information directly into the Standard 22
Raytheon Anschütz Launches New Gyro Compass
With the new Horizon MF the German navigation system manufacturer Raytheon Anschütz launches a new generation gyro compass which can be operated free of maintenance. Horizon MF is Raytheon Anschütz' new strap down compass system which uses Hemispherical Resonator Gyros (HRG) to measure angular rates for heading calculation. In a strapped-down system angular rate gyros and accelerometers are not gimballed but mounted stationary in a housing
LMS Snags Moroccan Frigate Contract
Litton Marine Systems (LMS) was awarded a contract worth up to $1.8 million to supply navigation and control systems for two new Floreal Class frigates being built for the Moroccan Navy in France construction at Chantiers de L'Atlantique in Saint Nazaire. They are scheduled for delivery in 2003-2004. The frigates will be fitted with Litton's new BridgeMaster E military-spec tactical radar systems. Other equipment to be supplied by Litton includes a ring laser gyro attitude and heading
Northrop Grumman Navigation Systems for New Indian CG Vessels
Northrop Grumman Corporation to supply advanced shipboard navigation systems for 20 fast patrol vessels for the Indian Coast Guard. Under the contract, awarded through the company's Indian reseller Marine Electricals Ltd., Northrop Grumman's Sperry Marine business unit will provide a navigation package including VisionMaster™ Total Watch™ multifunction displays, electronic chart display and information system (ECDIS), autopilot
QMT in STORM Simulator Collaboration
Quality Maritime Training (QMT) partners with Educational Systems & Technologies on the River and the Sea; (acronym STORM) to provice simulator & training technolgies. Quality Maritime Training (QMT) of St. Petersburg, Florida has partnered with Educational Systems and Technologies on the River and the Sea; STORM Ltd., to provide STORM's marine simulators, computer based training (CBT) programs and crew knowledge assessment systems to U.S. mariners.
CTruk Debuts Multi-role Force Protection Craft
THOR is the brain-child of CTruk's Military and Security team, who between them have amassed approximately 200 years of military experience, skills and knowledge. Realizing that new designs must be right the first time, the company has established a Military Design Advisory Panel (MDAP), which acts as an advisory body, steering design to ensure that vessels are fit for task. The result of all this expertise, not to mention CTruk's proven offshore support vessel designs, is THOR
Navy Lab Hosts Ceremony
Senior U.S. Navy and government officials will open the Navy's new Magnetic Silencing Complex at 10:00 a.m. on October 7th, 2002 at the Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division (NSWCCD) in Bethesda. NSWCCD commander Captain Steven Petri USN and executive director Mr. James Fein welcome U.S. Senator Paul Sarbanes and U.S. Representative Connie Morella as speakers. The $7.6 million complex totals 39
Geo Shipyard Delivers to USACE
The Redlinger and the Elton, both 60-ft Hysucraft (hydrofoil supported catamarans), are survey vessel sister ships designed and built for the United States Army Corps of Engineers. They are serving the Portland Oregon district. Redlingers mission is in Portland along the Columbia River. Eltons mission is in Astoria and out to the Columbia Bar. The vessels have a top speed of 35knots with a cruising speed of 30 knots at 80% power
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Scientists have long known that leatherback sea turtles travel thousands of miles each year through open ocean to get from foraging habitats to nesting beaches and tropical wintering grounds, but how the wanderers find their way has been "an enduring mystery of animal behavior," says marine biologist Kara Dodge. "Adult turtles can pinpoint specific nesting beaches even after being away many years," she notes.
Miko Magnetic Patches Pioneer New Repair Technique
BW Offshore has successfully used Miko magnetic patches in a pioneering new repair technique that creates significant time and cost savings. When some cracks appeared in hull plating in the engine room of the FPSO Abo operating off the Nigerian coast, the BW Offshore's engineering project team chose magnetic patches from a Miko Tanker Kit to quickly seal the leak and make the vessel safe and secure. At that point conventional repair techniques would have required the vessel to
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Hougen Manufacturing, Inc. has released a new model of portable magnetic drill, the HMD934, offering increased power and performance for holemaking in serve industrial applications. The HMD934 was developed to give metal fabricators more strength and torque to drill large deep holes in
ASIS Boats Delivers High-speed Passenger RIB
Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) builder ASIS Boats has built and delivered the first of a fleet of 12-meter all weather passenger transport professional RIBs. The intended use of these RIB Boats will be to transport safely up to 23 passengers from main land to islands, daily and continuously
Volvo Penta Conducts Training for Dealer Network
Volvo Penta of the Americas conducted a custom training course in Cancun, Mexico recently, providing full instruction in the assembly, repair and alignment of IPS engines for its regional dealer network in Mexico and Central America.
Synapsis INS for New Windpark Service Vessel
The German navigation system manufacturer Raytheon Anschütz, together with its exclusive Norwegian distributor Syberg AS, has been awarded another contract for the supply of the Synapsis Integrated Navigation System (INS) to a new state-of-the-art windfarm service vessel.
New Pilot Boat Delivered to Sabine Pilots
Sabine Pilots in Port Arthur, Texas has received a new all-aluminum pilot boat, Port Arthur. With a deep-V hull designed by C. Raymond Hunt Associates, the Chesapeake class pilot boat was built by Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding, Duclos Corporation of Somerset, Mass. The vessel measures 53
IRISL launches Direct Container Service from Incheon to M.E.
THE Incheon Port Authority said a regular container service connecting the port directly to the Middle East has been launched for the first time, backed by the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL). According to MANA,The Iranian state-run IRISL will deploy its 5
Another Fugro Vessels Joins Largest SEEP-Hunting Survey
Fugro has deployed multi-purpose offshore survey vessel Fugro Gauss to join the Fugro Brasilis offshore Mexico, to help complete the world's largest seep-hunting survey for multiclient geoscience data company, TGS. Both Fugro vessels are using hull-mounted multibeam echosounders (12 kHz
Radio Holland Wins Contracts for Canadian Coast Guard Vessels
Radio Holland Canada has won two major contracts to support the Canadian Coast Guard. Public Works and Government Services Canada, which is responsible for government procurement, has awarded Radio Holland Canada a multimillion dollar contract to supply Furuno ECDIS and radars for the Canadian
High Speed Solid State S-band Delivered for US Ferry
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Anschütz Provides Gyros for Polar Vessels
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*LINE BREEDING* ... a process of hybridizing
whereby, a specific plant species & characteristics & type is
self-pollinated, and then, the best resulting sister plants are
cross-pollinated in the next generation. This process; of selfing in one
generation and crossing in the next filial generation; and repeating this
process, until the desired uniformity (purity of a seed strain?) is met <->
maybe makes a lotta sense?
By applying the line-breeding application/method; specific flower types,
having inherent gene-pool characteristics, can be grown from seed; and sold
likewise at Nurseries, since these generally do come true to type. One of
the best examples, of line-bred perfection, is probably, the Delphinium
seed-strain known as 'Pacific Giant Hybrids'. The creator/introducer of
these seed-strains, who did one for every color in the Delphinium color
range spectrum -- (the late Mr. Frank Reinalt?) -- performed 25 generations
of line-breeding; in every Delphinium color category. He died in 1959, but
his various 'Pacific Giant' types of Delphiniums, are still sold today at
Nurseries throughout North America -- not a bad *Monumental Seed Stain* he
made -- i.e. considering -- it is still in demand, after 50 years of being
on the Saleables benches? Likewise, the Russell Lupins, are another
example of: Line Breeding Perfection!
LINE BREEDING HOSTAS? ..<-and-> why not do this with STREAKED
```````````````````` In 1993, a large wholesale Nursery
supplier/distributor in Ontario, suggested that I might be concentrating on
line breeding of hostas; so that, he could buy all the seedlings I could
provide him with for his business. He wanted those having large blue
leaves; white flowers; and being, large sized plants! He needed these for
Landscaper's wants & demands? "Hmmm? ..Not bad!", I thought to myself. A
carte-blanche order for hosta seedlings. The very idea & thought of
flooding the hosta-markets with line bred hostas, grown from seed, seemed
very intriguing, at that time? LOL!
One of my seed strains, which I call 'Big Blue &
White'; that is, the line breeding of Ryan's Big One, was my final product
for large blue leaf & white flowering objectives; but the funny part of all
this work & story is, I can't be bothered to dig huge-mature & established
plants for anyone, because it is too much hard work? ..even though, the
unlimited carte blanche order is still in play/motion! ;) *grinningly stated*
NOW? -- THE *OKLAHOMA HOSTA SOCIETY SEED BANK* is just about ready to Rock
n' Roll, with it's Seed Sales -- thanks to seed-donations from many
hosta-folks assembled via Internet. Sincere thanks to all who participated?
*MY FRONT LINE PRODUCT* was mailed to Betsy Mahtani last
week. I sent a limited quantity of LINE-BRED seed-packets (containing a
full heaping teaspoon of seeds in each) for the Oklahoma Seed Bank <<OSB>>
Sales & Distribution objectives. Betsy Mahtani, should be taking delivery
of that mailing this week, since it went out via AIR MAIL. This seed, is
another one of my LINE-BREEDING efforts I'm working with; and which, I am
calling "{Variegated Kids.2001? <-> Guaranteed!}" -- and formerly
distributed under the name "Let's Streak", in previous years. The Let's
Streak seed-strain, was sold to raise money for the Hosta Library, and some
other Hosta Societies have also used it in their Seed Banks as well, and so
did Iril Kolle's Seed Bank in Norway, so no doubt, many here have tried it
before. It does get better every year, and I'd like to ask "Who else is
guaranteeing variegated results"?
Anyone interested in obtaining this STREAK'potential hosta seed from the
Oklahoma Seed Bank; and/or wishing to donate seed to same, is invited to
contact: "Betsy Mahtani"<firstname.lastname@example.com> via email, (and/or myself?)
-- please use her mailing address below. The minimum purchase for the
*Variegated Kids.2001? ..Guaranteed!* the line-bred seed-strain
guaranteeing same is: $5.00, for one full-teaspoon-packet. Each additional
packet (teaspoon?) is $5.00 per teaspoon packet. I am guaranteeing
variegated hosta seedling results and thank you all very kindly in
advance? The quantity of this seed-strain is limited, so this is being
sold on a FIRST COME ..FIRST SERVED BASIS, until <<OSB>> is sold out? BTW
...the Ontario Hosta Society Seed Bank, was also mailed some of this same
seed, but I don't know Bob Murphy's email address (he's the present OHS
seed chairman) -- they usually sell to members only, at a dollar a packet.
Hope y'all will plant some future happiness & excitement and will enjoy
results with same, for a long time to come.
Please use the mailing address below.. and make cheques payable to "OSB,
Betsy Mahtani" -- all proceeds are donated to the Oklahoma Hosta
Societies. Thanks in advance.
C/O: Mrs. Betsy Mahtani
Route 1, Box 213BB,
and remaining HOSTA'lly yours,
email = firstname.lastname@example.com
WiN = William Nash
mail = 157 Harvard Road,
Guelph, Ontario, CA
ps... to those of U? ..who I used bribery and/or intimidation enticement
tactics; that is, to get ya t'send seeds into Oklahoma? And which was: a
promise to send you a free sample from my personal seed-collections here!
..Please send me your mailing address? ..and I will be happy to accomodate
you? When you email me your mailing address, maybe indicate the type of
hosta seedling results you might like to see, one never knows, I may be
able to do just that? Thank you kindly for your participation; patience
reading this and...
;-B)) "hope everyone plants some future happiness & excitement, for many
years to come"
"SHARING HOSTA SEEDS WITH OTHERS? ..IS GIVING THEM SOME OF YOUR LOVING!" (a
Ben Zonneveld quotable?)
<<just kidding BEN?>> (hehe) ..please ignore me? LOL!
To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN


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The Neuropathology Core (NPC) supports the clinical and research missions of the UCD ADC by providing (1) expert neuropathological (NP) analysis;and (2) well-preserved brain tissue, along with blood and DNA samples from the clinically well-characterized participants of our longitudinal cohort. In addition, the NPC plays an important role in bolstering basic and translational research on AD and related disorders by providing tissue samples, NP techniques, and NP tools. The UCD NPC has established expertise in postmortem NP analysis, with a special focus on assessment of vascular brain injury. The NPC works closely with the Clinical Core and the Neuroimaging Core to provide clinico-imaging-pathological correlation. The NPC works closely with the Data Management and Statistics Core to incorporate the NP data and tissue information to the web-based UCD ADC database, facilitating research. In collaboration with the Education and Information Transfer Core, the NPC promotes consenting to autopsy by our study subjects, and the use of the NPC resource for research. In the current funding period, we have accomplished all the proposed Aims. We have streamlined our brain and tissue procurement and processing procedures, and obtained more "research-grade" brain samples. We have collected and banked serum, plasma, and peripheral blood DNA from over 750 individuals participating in UCD ADC-sponsored research protocols. We have made substantial progress in obtaining minority autopsies. We have also developed new research tools such as tissue microarray and multiplex quantification method. Due to our enhanced infrastructure for research, the UCD NPC has become an essential player in the overarching UCD ADC research goal and have contributed to several multi-center projects involving sharing of neuropathological data and samples. Furthermore, there has been a substantial increase in the use of our biological samples by investigators within UCD and outside the ADC. and as a result we supported numerous grants and papers. In this reapplication. we propose to continue all the current aims, with new perspectives and opportunities building on the progress achieved during the current grant cycle.
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Smartphone manufacturers enhanced rear- and front-facing camera capabilities and improved charging time.
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A new term—"hybrid"—is used to describe mattresses that already existed.
The latest kitchen faucets are easier to reach.
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More battery power and CVTs lead the way.
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Be aware of increasing health-insurance-related fines and overtime pay when you file your 2016 taxes.
The regulation of financial advisers is inconsistent or nonexistent. No fix is expected soon.
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New Ultra HD Blu-ray video is colorful and vibrant, but the format is intended for home-theater enthusiasts for now.
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Models that sync up with smartphones remain pricey.
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A lack of regulation can lead to unlicensed workers installing home-security systems.
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The possible connection between cellphone-radiation emissions and health risks is worrisome—and seemingly ignored.
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2016 is the thirteenth year that students from Sidcot School have shadowed the Carnegie award. This year all Year 9 English groups will be reading and reviewing the books on the shortlist. There promises to be a great buzz about books and reading over the coming weeks.
There Will Be Lies by Gracie
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The Missing - Two schoolgirls are abducted in the small, dying Warwickshire town of Polesford, driving a knife into the heart of the community where police officer Helen Weeks grew up and from which she long ago escaped. But this is a place full of secrets, where dangerous truths lie buried.
The Accused - When it's splashed all over the press that family man Stephen Bates has been arrested, Helen and her partner, Tom Thorne, head to the flooded town to support Bates' wife, an old school friend of Helen's who is living under siege with two teenage children and convinced of her husband's innocence.
The Dead - As residents and media bay for Bates' blood, a decomposing body is found. The police believe they have their murderer in custody, but one man believes otherwise. With a girl still missing, Thorne sets himself on a collision course with local police, townsfolk, and a merciless killer.
Tom Thorne returns in a chilling mystery that will keep readers guessing until the final page. Time of Death is Mark Billingham's most timely, atmospheric thriller to date.
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"A Thorne Tour De Force"
I've enjoyed Mark Billingham's work for many years now. I first found out about his detective thriller writing when I'd gone to listen to Christopher Brookmeyer talk at a Book Festival event and Mark happened to be on with him. Mark's transition from stand up comedy to thriller writing seemed odd and intriguing then. But reading the Tom Thorne series it seemed to make more sense - there was lots of observational detail and black humour peppers some of the characters core relationships. His research into the issues that are used in his books, especially around homelessness, abuse and drug use - marks him out as an author - lending sensitivity and realism. I really enjoyed Rush of Blood - one of his stand alone thrillers that I listened to. So I was excited at 'the new Tom Thorne book' and wondering where on earth it was going to go - in pretty much every sense of the word - after the mayhem on Bardsey Island in 'The Bones Beneath'.
Mark Billingham performs this book and how. I was gripped from the beginning, I was up all last night feeling emotionally wrenched around by the rollercoaster ending. I read and listen to so many thrillers that I'm amazed that I didn't see plot twists coming - I don't know if that was due to me be being so emotionally caught up in a harrowing story that seemed all to real. The pace and switching of narrative voices seemed just right to me - I wanted to know what was going on with each set of people and was worried about the other characters who were out of the action in the moment.
The story and the characters became more powerful, real, punchy and gripping the nearer it got to the conclusion. And I'd thought it was a bloody good book to start with. I purposely haven't mentioned anything - the directions the book takes, the how and the why of it, are part of the skill and the art. I wouldn't have liked to have missed any surprises or twists and turns. I'd just like to give the author a standing ovation. There's one other detective book that has left me this blown away - Angel's Flight by Michael Connelly - which had a powerful but gruesome ending, but that was number 6 in a detective series. For Billingham's 13th Thorne book to do some brave things and make some powerful new moves - well hats off to you sir.
"Inventive and engrossing story"
This is the latest and eleventh novel charting the career of detective Tom Thorne, and having read or listened to many of them, think this is one of the best in the series. The story is more inventive in the use of forensic science and Thorne seems a more nuanced character than in earlier books. The detective's personal life is woven into the story which makes it more interesting. As par for the course of this genre the crimes are elaborate and somewhat contrived but it all adds up to an engrossing listen. A plus for me is that there aren't too many salivating descriptions of the violence perpetrated on the victims.
The author narrates the book even better than in the previous books.
"Great story"
Good story line and Easy to listen to- voice just right- I only say that because some voices really grate.
"Time of death"
Great story kept me listening , I love Tom Thorne
Well written amusing in places
I would recommend this audio book to everyone.
"A good substantial book!"
Excellent narration, but then of course he would know better than anyone, how it should be read!
My first book by this author. I really enjoyed it. I found it well written, absorbing and it bounced along nicely.
"As usual brilliant"
Thrilling, humorous and very good entertainment with a twist at the end that signify Mark Billingham. Love his books very much
"Mark please give up narrating"
I can't listen to these books anymore marks narration is flat and destroys the book it really spoils the book get a narrator AND Not Sean barret
"A little slow"
Good story, just lacked pace and got bogged down here and there.
Narration was good though.
"Good stuff"
Well written and read. This is good storytelling, exciting and informative. I shall buy more Billingham very soon.
"Needs a better reader"
Whilst I have always enjoyed Mr Billingham's books, this audio book was spoiled by the reader! A good book needs a good professional actor to read it...one who is capable of voicing the different characters for the listener. In my opinion, Mark failed in this audio book. His Irish 'accent' was abysmal. Stick to writing brilliant books, and employ good professional readers.
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- Developer: Tiny Lemon Games
- Publisher: Tiny Lemon Games
- Genre: Trivia / Game Show
- Release: Aug 17, 2013
- ESRB: Not Set
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What is 148 Help!
What is number 148 that shows a cow, sheep, chicken, and pig?
Answer from: Notch
Is it mobs?
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