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Team Black has to pick someone to sit out, and somehow, they decide on Laura, who doesn't protest. Hmm. It's neck and neck for quite a while, but Team Black pulls ahead and wins it. Team Blue — especially Aubrey and Mandi — are devastated. That's at least in part because Aubrey actually depended on food pantries when she had her first two kids. So it's particularly heartwarming when Mike comes up to her later and says look, I'm a college student, I don't actually need groceries — you want them? Why yes, yes she does. Mike, you're a mensch. Well done, sir.
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But just wait! The frustration continues at the weigh-in, where Allison announces that if the total weight lost among all the players is more than 77 pounds — a pound a day for each player — then no one is going home. If they fall short of that 78-pound goal, one member of each team is going home. So they weigh in, and there's lots of cuts and reaction shots and other stupidity, and some people (Helen, Ron, Kathy, and, most shockingly, Sione) lose less than 7 pounds, one person (Laura) hits right at 7 pounds, and some people (Mandi, Aubrey, Tara, Kristin and Filipe) exceed seven pounds. So they get to Mike, the last to weigh in, and he needs to lose 10 pounds to save everyone. He gets on the scale, they do the damnable beeping montage, they cut to reaction shots… and then it cuts to black. "To Be Continued." Oh, you have GOT to be kidding me. All that filler bloating up the episode, and NOW you pull a "To Be Continued"? Grrr!
Highlights, thoughts and odds and ends
- Aubrey and Mandi know that they're the next Team Blue members on the chopping black. Mandi freaks out a bit in all the workouts — "What if I work this hard and I still go home?" she asks. "What if you work this hard and you win the weigh in?" Bob responds. Riddle me THAT, Batman!
- At the weigh-in, I'm guessing Team Blue was seriously kicking themselves for eliminating Dane when they did. Dorks.
- Speaking of dorks… no mention of the Dane/marathon controversy.
- Ron has one of the most honest reactions I've seen to one of these food challenges. Hell, yeah, I ate pizza. "It tasted good so you ate it!"
- It's sad that Rocco feels he needs to emphasize that the food has to actually taste good, not just be good for you.
- Was there someone off-camera holding up a cue-card what said "world-class chef"? Rocco was described that way twice, as a "world-famous chef" once, and as "a chef, and good looking!" once. We get it — we're supposed to love and respect Rocco.
- We learn that Aubrey was an amateur boxer, undefeated for three years. Wow — they're really getting some bas-ass women on the show this year, aren't they?
- Dear god, WHAT was Alison wearing at the elimination? A boob-window turtleneck doesn't flatter ANYONE, and when it's a sort of acid-lime green? Oy.


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Forum Posts, Moderating, Reporting, etc. 12/20/2016The Report function of the forum works well. If you see someone acting up, acting out, or just being an okole, use the Report function. It works! I have it set up so it not only sends me an email, but that email is then marked with a flag, and get's put to the top of my email list. I will try to access/look at the report/topic as soon as possible, but remember, I'm on a six hour time delay, and other mods not only have a life, but a real job as well. k den
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Cato added a post in a topic HELP HARRYThe latest is in the Lounge.
Cato added a post in a topic HELP HARRYNice going chepp, updates on Harry's condition are in the Lounge.
Cato added a post in a topic A Car I Never Knew ExistedThanks Chuck. And I agree with Bill; too much non-aero junk on it.
Cato added a post in a topic A Car I Never Knew ExistedNot on my screen Chuck. Even if they're carbon rotors, nothing is visible. I get complete black between the BBS spokes in all views. No matter - it may just be screen resolution. Almost like an old fashioned flat-black metal dust cover to keep wheels clean.
Cato added a post in a topic A Car I Never Knew ExistedI'm wondering why the brake rotors and calipers are obscured.
Cato added a post in a topic HARRY STILL NEEDS OUR HELPSlightly better news; a nurse has visited and done basic medical checks and an occupational therapist has visited and will return twice per week. Harry has done well with the OT.
Cato added a post in a topic HARRY STILL NEEDS OUR HELPBill states the situation well. Especially the 'encouragement' part. Harry seems to gain strength to continue when he hears from others about their or their family's successful battles with cancer.
Now we all don't have such people or experience but if you do, sharing with Harry is like a road map back to wellness for him.
Relating experience with insurance coverage (or the lack of it) and dealing with the medical personnel is also of value. How you solved those problems is an inspiration and guide book for him. Harry does not have a support staff of large family or professionals to assist him. It's a fatiguing, daunting process as much as the disease is. Daily.
If you prefer to not post publicly here, it's fine to PM him. As Bill says, he may look in on us but seldom feels well enough to interact and respond or post updates to his Fund.
Let's try to be his family and advisory group to support his fight. Harry's given so much of himself here, let's return the favor as best we can.
Cato added a post in a topic Harry's current conditionHarry is still at home and trying to get in-home therapy insurance coverage. . He has started a new chemo program and is adjusting to its effects. He continues to have eating issues which contribute to his weakened state.
His struggle continues.
Cato added a post in a topic Harry's current conditionThis may be the largest impediment to Harry's ability to fight this thing. I wish we, with experience in these matters were in proximity to him and could fight these battles for him. The burden of trying it alone is as fatiguing for him as the cancer and weakened heart.
I forgot to mention earlier, Harry's connected to web again. But he's far too tired daily to get on the forum or even answer the many emails that have accumulated over these weeks. He's just too overwhelmed to respond. Best not to email at this time.
But he may click on and be able to see our wishes and helpful thoughts from time to time. He is very grateful for all your generosity and well wishes. And he misses his many friends here.
Cato added a post in a topic Harry's current conditionA nice thought but sadly not the case. Insurance refused to cover his rehab so he was released.
Make no mistake, this is still a huge struggle for Harry. Many pills to take daily, doctors to see including a chemo treatment this coming week and a meeting with a cardiologist. Plus an exercise regimen he needs to do daily to build up his very weak heart. He is trying to eat again to build strength.
All we can do for our friend is good wishes and good prayers. We can only hope that his caretakers find the keys to turn around his life for the better.
Cato added a post in a topic Pocher Rolls SedancaLights and horns in place...
Cato added a post in a topic Harry's current conditionHarry was discharged from rehab facility yesterday and is back home alone, with visits from family members.
Cato added a post in a topic Pocher Rolls SedancaThanks Eric. Final result won't be until early spring because that's 'painting' weather'.
But I plan to make a backdrop for photos, case and maybe document in book form, so work for it will continue. And I won't drag you all through construction of those things. Another model is doubtful just now.
Cato added a post in a topic Pocher Rolls SedancaMost likely yes because it's a fragile piece. You don't want to handle the whole car or use tools near it at this stage. The car is very heavy.
Cato added a post in a topic Harry's current conditionMichael's right but I don't know if that was his son's laptop. I will try to find out later in the week. Certainly we'd rather he use his new enthusiasm for food and exercise rather than surfing the web.


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We had really good high end food and beer at Euclid Hall, just around the corner from Larimer Square in LODO.
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I get that a lot. I do it anyway.I had to show my wife, she didn't care.
Sounds familiar.
I was there a year or two after they changed the old rules and enjoyed Waterloo (I still have a 1/2 gallon growler), Bitter End (their sign is still on the building) and Cellis - got the tour. Things sure do change with time. Austin makes for a nice visit these days.It sounds like you will have more opportunities to explore Austin.I was at the Austin Ale House and had a number of locally-made IPAs and I'll be damned if I can remember who made them. I'm not an IPA drinker normally so after a few 7.5% beers... things got a little fuzzy. I did find myself sitting in front of a Fireman #4 a couple times when the beertender would say, "We have a locally made blonde" and then I realized what it was. It was actually better than I remember from having it last month. I also had a Hans' Pils by Real Ale (very good) and the Pearl-Snap by Austin Beerworks which was also very good. I was trying hard not to make this a BEERCATION since I was down there to get my son situated for his freshman year at UT but what I drank was very good. Austin is a great beer town.Update: I was in Austin this past week and I was never able to hook up with this beer. Every place I went either didn't carry it or they were out of it. I drank a lot of beers down there but never got the chance to try this one.Impressions on the ones you had?
When we first went to Austin it was good, Michael Jackson had it in his top 6 in the US (pocket beer guide). Then the real estate went up and places like Waterloo brewing and The Bitter End went out. Celis then closed. The Gingerman was to be closed, then relocated when they found a space. For a while it was not so good. Now, Austin is a great beer town once again.
I remember!A Rob "Jethro Gump" Moline quote.
So glad that someone besides me is old enough to remember!
Denny sited Marshall's experiment with hsa as having no significant difference, but failed to mention that he consumed all the beer from both batches well before it had time to develop any oxidation. Sure both batches were the same when fresh, but wouldn't you expect that?And for me being a below-average homebrewer, it's even less of a concernDenny,
Would you be so kind to expand your rationale on HSA/ HSO being included in your myth list?
Primarily because it has been a boogeyman for so long, and that the myth part is not that it exists, but rather whether it will ruin your beer at the homebrew level. For a long time, it was treated like that. The monster under the bed. The simple fact is that at a homebrew level, its effects are not something the average homebrewer needs to be concerned with.
I agree that the attention given to HSA is particularly troublesome in contexts where we're trying to teach new all-grain brewers. If we could create an accurate priority list indicating where new all-grain brewers should focus their energy, in my mind a fundamental understanding of controlling mash pH (for example) would deliver way more bang for the buck than similar effort applied to minimizing HSA.
Out of curiosity, has anyone ever seen anything like this? I'm thinking of it as a kind of Maslow's hierarchy of brewing needs?
Anyway, I respect the continued debate and the fact that scientifically HSA is real. Determining the extent to which it impacts flavor and shelf-life will likely take years, and I'm excited to see where it goes. In the meantime, if we're mindful of the context it seems like we can adequately address the topic of HSA without it sucking up all of the "oxygen" required for other topics (yes, pun completely intended).
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Pella tulip festival last weekend?
Melody, I was all set up to take Mom to Pella last Friday for the fest when
she informed me that someone at her retirement home told her the tulips
were all DEAD! and it wasn't worth going. I really had to crack up when
your wonderful pictures came through - all dated Saturday! Ah well, I'm
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Technology is not dead, it's just changing. The death of techs have been spoken about for quite some time due to the languishing stock action of former high-flyers such as Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) and Intel (NASDAQ:INTC). But the truth is, if you closed your eyes over the past 12 months you probably missed two of the most significant changes that are currently taking place.
The market has an insatiable appetite for growth. Because of this, trends move rapidly as investors are quick to gravitate toward only companies that are producing growth in the double digits - this is why firms such as Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) continue to serve as anchors of the entire market. On the flip-side, it has caused the aforementioned Microsofts and Ciscos of the world to take a backseat when it comes to growth outlooks. But it is not because tech is dead, but because it is doing precisely what we love about it and that is evolving.
Two of the companies that will capitalize on this evolution are ARM Holdings (NASDAQ:ARMH) and Corning (NYSE:GLW) - two lesser known names that are now ready to explode onto the scene. The trend to which I am referring involves the explosion of smart phone and tablet computing. According to analysts at IDC, tablet sales will be equivalent to 15% of the PC market this year. Researchers at Gartner predict that more than 320 million tablets will be sold annually by 2015. Smart phones have already overtaken traditional cell phones in many developed markets and British bank Barclays estimates that global smart phone sales will grow by 43% in 2012.
Forty-three percent growth in any industry is hard to ignore. I've recently discussed how to play the cloud and offered a few companies that I think are well positioned for its inevitable explosion. While neither Corning nor ARM may generate much excitement at the moment, they do stand to benefit a great deal for being part suppliers and chip makers of a growing industry.
If you have not yet heard of the term "Gorilla Glass" both value and opportunistic investors should immediately look it up. The glass has been described as visually stunning, lightweight and highly damage-resistant and has changed the way the world thinks about glass. It helps protect smart phones, tablets, PCs and TVs from everyday wear and tear. This is all according to its website and there is plenty of evidence to suggest that the description is factual. So the question becomes, why is the stock sitting only percentages away from its 52-week low?
Corning has taken a beating from investors over the past several months. Since reaching its 52-week high of $23.43 in March, the stock has lost a remarkable 42% of its value and currently sits at $13.77. The beating was a result of the company having slashed its near term outlook for its glass products. But considering the recent forecast by Barclays of a 43% smart phone and tablet increase in 2012, it stands to reason that Corning is poised to benefit should this growth be realized.
It also helps to learn that Amazon's is using Gorilla Glass in its new Fire tablet and the glass type is quickly becoming the standard screen. Similarly, LG Display (NYSE:LPL) is seeing continued success from its relationship with Apple.
ARM Holdings is another firm that will likely surge in 2012 on the explosive growth of smart phones and tablets. The company has come out of nowhere to give Intel a run for its money. Though the company has been around for quite some time, it has been relatively unknown until Apple regained its prominence and the smart phone game was in full mode. But it wasn't until Microsoft announced that it will build its next generation of Windows with chips using ARM's technology that its name really took off. You can draw your own conclusions as to why Microsoft opted for ARM instead of Intel, but clearly it was a positive for ARM and was only the beginning.
The company then went on to forge relationships with Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM), Nokia (NYSE:NOK), Texas Instruments (NYSE:TXN) as well as Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). Given that ARM already owns 75% of the mobile processing market, further tablet and smart phone proliferation will generate instant growth for the semiconductor maker.
As the use of mobile devices continues to surge, finding winners within the sector will prove more challenging than investors expect. One of the safest ways to play the growth will be to consider the parts suppliers. I have to think that both ARM Holdings as well as Corning will prove to be two of the best bets going into 2012.


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West Virginia's Small Game Seasons Open
Hunting for small game in West Virginia will begin October 7th with the opening of squirrel season. "Squirrel hunting is very popular with many West Virginia sportsmen. It is a time when hunters can participate in one of their favorite sports and also enjoy the fall beauty of the Mountain State," said Curt is Taylor, Chief of the Division of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Section.
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The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, the West Virginia Izaak Walton League and the West Virginia Bowhunters Association are again sponsoring the Big Buck Contest for deer taken between October 14 and December 31, 2006.
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Hunters are reminded they must apply prior to August 18th for a permit to hunt during the Special Class N/NN Antlerless Deer Season on October 27-28, 2006 in Hampshire County, West Virginia.
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The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) in Green Bank, West Virginia, has announced that applications are now available and are being accepted for the special resident only controlled 2006 deer hunt at the NRAO site.
2006 Spring Gobbler Harvest Reported
Hunters in West Virginia harvested 11,869 turkeys during the 2006 spring gobbler season, according to Curt is I. Taylor, Chief of the Wildlife Resources Section for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. Preliminary harvest figures indicate that the turkey kill was about 1,000 birds, or 8.3 percent, higher than last year's kill of 10,957 birds.
Four Additional Deer Test Positive for Chronic Wasting Disease
Preliminary testing has detected the Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) agent in four more free-ranging white-tailed deer recently collected in Hampshire County as part of an ongoing and intensive CWD surveillance effort, it was announced today by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR).
Spring Gobbler Season Underway
The 2006 spring wild turkey season in West Virginia opened on April 24 and will run through May 20, according to Curtis I. Taylor, Chief of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Section. Wildlife biologists expect the spring wild turkey harvest to be similar to last year when 10,000 to 13,500 birds being harvested.
Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License Fees Increase
Effective April 11, 2006 , the fees for lifetime West Virginia hunting, trapping and fishing licenses will increase, according to Frank Jezioro, Director of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. As passed by the state legislature, the fees were established at 23 times the fee for the equivalent annual license or stamp.
Spring Gobbler Season April 24 – May 20
Bill Igo, wild turkey biologist for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR), advises hunters to start getting into shape for the upcoming spring gobbler hunting season. "With the opening date of April 24 quickly approaching, hunters need to begin hiking up and down our hills so they will be in shape when they hit the woods to hunt," Igo advised.
2005 Big Game Bulletin Available
The 2005 West Virginia Big Game Bulletin is available at all Division of Natural Resources' District Offices, Charleston Headquarters and the Elkins Operations Center , according to Frank Jezioro, Director of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. This popular publication contains all of the official harvest figures from the 2005 hunting seasons for the state's various big game species.


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So I got to see Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit today at a matinee with my daughter. I'd planned on doing this a LOT sooner, but real life interfered (have to see about getting that fixed …).
I've always been a huge fan of the W&G shorts, and part of me worried that the big screen debut wouldn't be able to measure up. I needn't have worried — this was a fun movie for (here comes the phrase) "kids of all ages."
If you've seen the trailer, you know the basic plot. Bunny problems are tormenting a small village, just before the big vegetable contest. Wallace and Gromit are "humane pest control" specialists, and everyone relies on them to keep their prize veggies safe. Suddenly, big problems — a huge, monster rabbit: the Were-Rabbit. The traps, sensors, etc. don't work — he's too big. And he has a huge appetite.
There's plenty of excitement and action for the kids, and there are some nods at the parents who bring their kids to see the movie(the majority of the last scene is a tribute to King Kong, for example). And there are some funny details in the background to notice (Gromit graduated from Dogwarts Academy).
The bad guy is genuinely bad — he hunts, he's trying to get a woman to marry him only because she's rich, and he looks down on the 'common folk' of the town. You just know he's going to get it in the end, it's just a matter of how. And the how is truly perfect.
If there's a message in this film, it's that violence doesn't always solve problems. Self sacrifice is appreciated. And all good people like fuzzy bunnies. At least, that's what my daughter got out of it.
She didn't like the fighting parts (they were too scary) — even though she had seen some of them on the computer thanks to ComingSoon.net. But the movie actually kept her attention for the entire time, which I was worried about.
In an era when animation means fast computers and CGI, it's refreshing to see a movie done the old fashioned way — the detail in the sets was incredible to see, and I can only imagine the time that was invested in them. It's a tragedy that so much of the work done for this film was lost when the warehouse burned.Powered by Sidelines


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DeKalb Choral Guild is a dynamic choir in the metro Atlanta area, celebrating over 39 years of harmony, community and music making.
The DeKalb Choral Guild in the community:
Here we are at our monthly "Sing a long with the DCG" with the guests at Plymouth Harbor Respite Care. Second Thursdays.
Each year we join voices with other community singers at the Avondale tree lighting.
An added holiday treat December 2015 was "Catmas Caroling" for the benefit of cats and patrons of Second Life store in Avondale
Season 39
Saturday March 4th 2017 7:30pm, First Baptist Church of Avondale Estates
featuring music themed around different times of the day.
Saturday May 6, 2017
7:30pmfeaturing repertoire about water and highlighting the work of Wells For Hope.
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Saturday November 5th 7:30pm
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featuring Requiem, Op. 48 by Gabriel Fauré and Settings from American Southern Hymns. Learn more about this concert at our BLOG
We are an official Arts partner of the Charter for Compassion. We feel that our mission to enrich our community through excellent choral music is in harnonious alignment with a commitment to encourage our world to be more compassionate and less caustic and fragmented. Music brings people to together to share concerns, joys and sorrows.
Top 10 reasons to give to the DCG on Giving Tuesday
10. The DeKalb Choral Guild does even more than providing its singers a place to sing with other excellent singers under professional musical leadership. The DCG focuses its concerts on the community and to bringing an enriching experience to its audience.
9. This commitment to community means that we keep our ticket prices affordable ($5 per ticket or less)
8. We provide clear and helpful program notes
7. We host after-concert receptions to encourage conversation
6. We offer relevant concert programs that speak to today's world
5. We gather monthly for a "Sing-a-long with the DeKalb Choral Guild" at a local respite care facility. See why this is an important community outreach at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyZQf0p73QM
4. The DeKalb Choral Guild needs your help with the costs that we cannot cover by our ownboard member and singers' gifts to the organization, our grants (including matching grants), sponsorships and concert ticket income.
3. Your gift will help pay for new music. Particulary, we encourage young musicians to compose new choral works through our Georgia Young Composers Festival.
2. Your gift will help pay for an orchestra for a performance of a major work in a future season.
1. We are asking that you give on or near #GivingTuesday (November 29, 2016) because we want to support this grassroots movement that encourages everyone in the world to Give to charitable organizations as part of our commitment to helping create more compassion in the world (The DCG is an Arts partner of the Charter for Compassion).
Your gift will matter to us.
Here are some examples of how your gift can help the DeKalb Choral Guild, Inc.
A gift of $15 = half our yearly corporation fee as a Georgia nonprofit organization [501(c)(3)]
A gift of $25 = half a night of rehearsal space rental
A gift of $30 = a month of website/internet costs
A gift of $50 = yearly P.O. box rental
A gift of $75 = reception cost for one concert
A gift of $125 = printed concert programs for one concert
A gift of $150 = 50 copies of a choral song (which adds to our Choral Library)
A gift of $200 = rental of the concert venue for one concert
A gift of $250 = an instrumentalist for a major work with orchestra
A gift of $300 = fee for sound engineer to create archival recording of one concert
A gift of $400 = an instrumentalist with a heavy instrument (yes, they get paid more)
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Double Think—Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could leave 1984 in the past where it belongs? George Orwell's ever-timely novel gets the stage treatment this week when the Actor's Gang brings it to UNM's Popejoy Hall. War as peace? Ignorance as strength? Hey, some things never go out of style. The production occurs Tuesday, March 27, at 7:30 p.m. The show contains partial nudity and strong language. You can purchase tickets by calling 925-5858.
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Everything That Rises: A Book of Convergences
How do the images of the past determine what we see today? Is there some secret music to the universe around which human life arranges itself? And to what degree are humans making more and more of that music today? Lawrence Weschler has good reason to ask these questions, because for the past two decades he has been experiencing "uncanny moments of convergence, bizarre associations, eerie rhymes, whispered recollections." He sees Time magazine covers of Slobodan Milošević and Newt Gingrich that look alarmingly alike; he notices that Monica Lewinsky and the Mona Lisa have a similar knowing eye.
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- John Whalley, 1984. "Trade Liberalization among Major World Trading Areas," MIT Press Books, The MIT Press, edition 1, volume 1, number 0262231204, December.
- Jones, Ronald W & Berglas, Eitan, 1977. "Import Demand and Export Supply: An Aggregation Theorem," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 67(2), pages 183-187, March.
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