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What if the loot from 25m had and increased Ilvl,with slightly increased difficulty BUT it was only higher Ilvl while in a 25m raid and if you did 10m the gear would scale down to the Ilvl and difficulty raids currently are. It could be done just like challenge modes.
This way there is more of an incentive to 25m raids and no one would need to run 25m to get the best loot because it would scale differently on 10m anyway

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Swansea boss Garry Monk is desperate to give Ashley Williams a new contract
Swansea boss Garry Monk is keen to keep Wales captain Ashley Williams at the Liberty Stadium for as long as possible.
Last Updated: 12/04/14 10:27am
The 29-year-old defender has just over a year left on his existing Swansea contract and Italian heavyweights Napoli - the Swans' Europa League conquerors this season - are among those reported to be tracking him.
Although he has not discussed a new deal with Williams, Monk believes the player is happy at Swansea.
"What he does for the club, I would have him here for as long as possible," Monk said.
"He has been linked with clubs for a few years - it is what happens with good players. He's an important player that, as a club, we should keep as long as possible.
"He is a good guy who cares for the club and wants the best for us. I know he is happy here and I don't see a problem.
"I haven't had a conversation about his future. I speak to him frequently, but it's about the football, things we can improve and the defensive side of things, giving him things that he can take on to the pitch to influence the rest of the guys."
Meanwhile, Monk has rejected claims that Chelsea may be jaded when they travel to Swansea on Sunday.
A victory for the Swans would almost guarantee their top-flight status, but Chelsea arrive in Wales in the hunt for the title and on the back of a thrilling Champions League win over Paris St Germain on Tuesday.
"I don't buy we could catch them cold after midweek," Monk said. "The players they have through the squad are top-class players. I am sure they will make changes, but whoever comes in is top class.
"They are not pushing for the title for no reason. They have experience and class all over the pitch. It's an extremely tough game, but a challenge we are looking forward to and have to relish."


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text: so iv'e seen a fair few threads about the budwhaaaa and i know theres a gaming thread, football thread etc and i know that the majority of the forum smoke bud. i think? So just thought maybe we should have a thread to discuss all topics on said topic. First off. If you pick up, how many zoots do you generally get out of an 8th 10 Q etc? Obviously this differs from dealers and deals but everyone has a standard to which size biffs they rool and how many they can get out of 8th. I usually find i can get 8 - 10 dependant on who you go to. What bud do you get mostly in your area? Got a guy near us whos got plants and plants of cheeze haze and blue haze. Ill get some pics up when i can. If Anyones got any decent pics then feel free to upload! NOTE: Please only use this thread to discuss the art and sensation that IS Marijuana mmmmkay. I am personally Against all other drugs. so if you wanna talk about ketamineee, JOG ON! discuss.


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Reese Witherspoon's makeup artist says her biggest "beauty no-no" is "harsh pencil eyeliner".
Beauty expert Sarah Jagger has revealed what she considers to be the biggest makeup faux pas in an interview with British magazine Closer.
But Sarah also explained how to avoid the pitfalls of badly applied makeup.
"My biggest beauty no-no is using harsh pencil eyeliner to define eyes. Smudge the line with a cotton bud instead – harsh lines simply age you and make your eyes appear smaller," she explained.
The makeup artist, who has lent her expertise to high fashion names like Vivienne Westwood and Amanda Wakeley amongst others, shared a top trick of the trade. In charge of Reese's perfect complexion, she revealed an unusual but effective solution to combat flare-ups.
"To hide blemishes, apply a few dabs of OptrexEyedew Dazzling Drops. The formula reduces redness, so you can apply less concealer for a natural finish," she advised.
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Neal, I have the drawings, but they are very large fold out things, they are the size of a road map. Very hard to scan. Frankly I'd just order the service manual from Yamaha, they want probably $15, but it is a very thorough manual - schemos, layouts, parts lists, biasing procedures, disassembly, you name it. Yamaha makes great manuals.
SOunds like your problem is in the power amp. Open it up and see of there are any Molex connectors involved. Pull them apart and then remate them to freshen the contact surface. Also, get a can of freeze spray and chill sections of the board until you hit something that responds. That is what freeze spray is for.
You can leave the speaker load not connected, and watch the noise output on your scope. Even a meter set to AC volts would probably measure the noise level. After all, when we freeze things all we care about is does the noise disappear or not.


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'Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum' music a 'kool' affair (IANS Music Review)
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Film: "Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum"; Music Director: Sachin-Jigar, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, Meet Bros Anjjan; Lyricist: Mayur Puri, Kumaar; Singers: Vishal Dadlani, Sonu Nigam, Sukhwinder Singh, Daler Mehndi, Riteish Deshmukh, Neeraj Shreedhar, ... Read more...
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Credit Suisse Hires UBS's Pradeep to Head Hedge-Fund Consulting for Asia
Credit Suisse Group AG, the second- largest Swiss bank, hired Vasundhara Pradeep from UBS AG to head consulting services for hedge funds within its prime brokerage division in Asia-Pacific, according to an internal memo.
Pradeep will start in mid-June as a Hong Kong-based director, said the memo obtained by Bloomberg News yesterday. Adam Harper, a Hong Kong-based spokesman for Credit Suisse, confirmed its content, declining to comment further because there hasn't been a public announcement.
Credit Suisse created the new position in Asia as bank layoffs and hedge fund closures during the global credit crisis spurred a string of hedge fund startups. Global managers such as Soros Fund Management LLC and Algebris Investments LLP are also setting up a presence in the region for the first time or returning.
Prime brokerage provides services such as clearing trades, lending cash and securities to hedge funds, and linking them with potential investors. Consulting services help hedge fund startups locate office space, recruit staff, find service providers, and assist established managers in their efforts to improve technology, office infrastructure and set up offices in new locations.
Pradeep will report to Kevin Meehan, the Swiss bank's head of prime services coverage in Asia-Pacific, and Jeremy Siegel, its global head of prime consulting in New York.
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Pradeep was a Hong Kong-based director on UBS's prime brokerage sales and business consulting team. She had been a management consultant with Accenture Plc in London before joining UBS.
Globally, 454 new hedge funds were set up in the second half of 2009. Starts outpaced liquidations in the second half of last year for the first time since the first half of 2008, according to Chicago-based data provider Hedge Fund Research Inc.
Twenty-five global funds are in different stages of setting up an Asian office, Deutsche Bank AG said in a note recapping first quarter Asian hedge fund trends.
At least four prime brokers left UBS recently, some poached by rivals. Hugh Abdullah, former head of UBS prime brokerage's capital introduction team in Asia-Pacific, left to become an executive director of Morgan Stanley's prime brokerage division.
Claudia Kwik, also on the capital introduction team, left UBS, said two people with knowledge of the matter; Darrin Wong, previously on UBS's prime services sales team, has also left, one of them said.
UBS has lined up replacements for the departures, including new hires, he added. They may be announced in two to three weeks.
Chris Cockerill, a Hong Kong-based spokesman for UBS, declined to comment.
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The Family School was founded and is sponsored by the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families. It is a unique alternative provision free school in Central London for pupils aged 5-14 who have been excluded from mainstream school with serious emotional and behavioural issues, and their families. It combines high quality teaching and learning with a mental health curriculum in a non-stigmatising environment.
It has a dedicated staff of experienced teachers who have mental health awareness training and who are supported by mental health professionals of the Centre.
Combining teaching with elements from the most up-to-date mental health in schools integrative interventions (including the use of multi-family groups and mentalisation), the Family School seeks to ease behavioural and mental health-related blocks to learning and to provide educational opportunities that will keep pace, day-by-day, with the pupil's renascent ability to learn and achieve.
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Thanks for all the replies! I love the yeast infection cream/lady cleansing products idea as well as giving her coupons. I did get her an engagement present sadly. I wasn't really sure if I was supposed to or not. I spent about $25 on a serving platter. Her real bridal shower gift is going to be homemade. I usually make a wreath with the new last name initial on it and then perhaps a sign that says "The Smith's Est. 2014". Most people appreciate these kinda of gifts more than a cookie sheet anyways. The bridal shower is in 2 week and once I see how that goes, I will make my decision if I am going to go to this themed shower. They are serving dinner at the shower so at least that is a plus right?
So there are more than 8 bridesmaids? How many are there? Nothing wrong with that, I'm just curious. Obviously this family likes to do things in a big way--I've heard this is true of some cultures, such as Italian-Americans. I mean, what you describe is way more massive than anything I've ever experienced, but I don't think that in and of itself is rude. Too much food for the guests is far better than not enough!Couples' showers are pretty common in my social circle and have been for several years (and we are by no means progressive). If they're not to your taste, that's fine, but I can't think of a reason why they would actually be rude, unless they're seen as a gift grab by inviting more people. (Not that you said it was rude at any point.)The mass generic thank you card, if indeed that's the only thank you card givers will see, is rude. I also don't like the "gift opening assembly line." I know some people find it deadly dull to watch someone open gifts, especially a lot of gifts, but I think there are ways to streamline the process while still showing your appreciation for each gift. If it was 3 hours to get all the food out, the bride could have also been opening gifts during that time, even if people were generally socializing and eating. They could have set up a system where one of those 8+ bridesmaids informed the giver their gift was coming up in line, so they could watch the bride open it, and the bride could call them out by name and thank them. Then if they didn't care to watch any other gifts be opened, they could go back to eating and chatting.I do know what you mean about a nice invitation changing your mood, though. I was 100% set against going to my cousin's holiday wedding, then I got the save the date and it was so cute and fun and made the whole thing real instead of just theoretical, and I started to rethink my decision. I'm still not going, but I was surprised how much I softened up about it.
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There's a Jock in My Bed!
Chapter 15 – Another One Bites The Dust
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"Danny, what are you doing here?" I ask, tracing the boy's face with my eyes, shocked and unable to move.
His eyes keep its intense vigor as he stares at a smirking Alex, ready to pounce on him at any minute, "I was invited, since my school is closed for the next week, I thought it might be a good idea to come and chill with friends."
Alex chuckles, "What friends?" he mocks, looking around. Silence, a blessing at the moment but an impending disaster in disguise makes its awkward way into the moonlit cool air. Danny's eyes glaze over, something he did when he was so angry he would lose all rationality and control over his actions. "And you wouldn't take me back but you'd be with this douche bag."
Alex smirks and his eyes snake over to me, "Well are you going to tell him baby, or would you rather give me the complete satisfaction."
I bite my bottom lip and start to play with my thumbs. Alex's devious laughter speaks for me, probably better than I could myself. Danny narrows his eyes on Alex and takes a menacing step forward. Alex-wanting to be the dominant one eagerly and arrogantly fills in the space between them. Their foreheads mesh as one and their noses were slightly touching. A growl passes through Danny's pink lips but Alex stays unmoved-it's interesting how males-no matter sexual orientation fight for dominance.
"You cheated on him?" Danny sneers, his eyes, so cold, so blue and full of so much anger are burning into Alex's hazel ones like they were glass.
"No, better. I used him for sex then," he whistles and makes a splat sound, "then dumped him in his room. Classy huh?" he remarks and the look of repulse on the face of Danny was enough to set the entire building on fire. Alex smirks, "Come on big boy, prove to your ex-the love of your life that you're a man…that you'd fight for him."
"Danny Don't." I barely whisper. His jaw clenches and he throws me a look before returning back to back to stare at Alex. This isn't about me anymore; this is about protecting his manhood because what man would just stand there and let someone talk so heartless about someone they care about?
"Come on Daniel, win him back. What? Isn't it enough that I did something you couldn't?" he senses Danny's anger, raging and quickly scratching its way to the surface – already devouring his eyes.
"Why are you so angry, that I got your guy? Or is it the fact that I screwed him all night long that upsets you?"
Danny steps back, expressionless and turns around and starts walking away. I sigh in relief and hold my chest. I felt it tighten and I found myself gasping for air.
"Evan, are you okay?" I look up immediately. Alex had his hand on my shoulder and his eyes are soft.
"Yes. It's just an anxiety attack." I growl, removing his hand harshly from my shoulder. He swallows sharply and the look of remorse and concern disappears.
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#1 & 3 in the "There's A..." series. #2 is on my profile. [Editing] He's popular, I'm a nobody. He's a senior, I'm a freshman. He goes to wild parties, I stay home all night. So how did he end up in my bed? Where will it go from here and how much...
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Tara Reid Gets Engaged at Little Door; Tila Tequila Cancelled at Millions of Milkshakes
The American Pie star is proposed to on Melrose.By Hadley Tomicki
The American Pie star is proposed to on Melrose.By Hadley Tomicki
'We're back shooting after Thanksgiving,' she tweeted.By Mark Graham
Celebrities were canoodling all over town this weekend.By Lindsay Robertson
Sadly, this has nothing to do with Urkel.By Mark Graham
Plus: The secret reason "Stairway to Heaven" became so popular is finally revealed.By Emma Pearse
Frankly, we're just thankful they're not rebooting 'Dawson's Creek.'By Mark Graham
Ask Nikki Finke.By Lane Brown
Plus, Goldie Hawn shows some skin, Hugh Jackman names his nethers, and more celebrity TMI, in today's gossip roundup.By Katie Goldsmith
Plus: Freddy's back.By Amos Barshad
I need a love reaction.By Mark Graham
Plus, new deodorants promise to slow hair growth.By Sharon Clott
Plus, a study says that more women prefer to look ten years younger than lose ten pounds.By Sharon Clott
Also: Are you ready for 'Cougar Town'?By Adam Raymond
Also, a new trend is sweeping through shoe boutiques in Paris, and marshmallows are good for hair.By Sharon Clott
Learn what an eruv is! It's the controversial talk of (possibly anti-Semitic!) Westhampton right now. Then welcome an Iraqi refugee and an Ohio maid to the East End! And peep the mad antics of Agassi, Graff, Zabar and Chase (Chevy!) in our Hamptons weekend round-up.
Plus: Courteney Cox is joining the cast of a show that you totally forgot was still on the air.
Paris Hilton has landed a starring role in a movie set in the year 2056, "when a plague nearly destroys the human race and survival is dependent upon being able to finance a pricey organ transplant." Anne Hathaway got into a fight with her boyfriend (who is being sued by Ron Burkle) during a screening of her movie in East Hampton, but she stayed with him at the after-party until the cops shut it down at 1 a.m. Madonna strolled into the Reebok Sports Club on Columbus Avenue without checking in. Tyra Banks and her family ate at Serendipity 3. The two assistants from Jane who were cast in SoapNet's Fashionista Diaries have been moved to CosmoGirl. Usher's pregnant girlfriend, whom he was slated to marry on Saturday until a last-minute cancellation, checked into a hospital for "pregnancy complications," though it may just be a ploy to get him back. Ivana Trump is set to get married for a third time, to Rossano Rubicondi.
Forest Whitaker and other Oscar revelers celebrated at parties. In New York, celebrity viewers were either at Elaine's, with EW, or the Spotted Pig, with New York. Brandon Davis ruined Paris Hilton's birthday party by harassing Paula Abdul and Courtney Love. Ron Burkle had George Clooney, Beyoncé, Clint Eastwood, and a bevy of other celebs over his house for a private Giorgio Armani runway show. Harvey Weinstein used direct-marketing techniques to get Rosario Dawson and Lindsay Lohan to come to a party. To which Cameron Diaz showed up with Tyrese. Courteney Cox spent at least $750,000 on a Damien Hirst. Josh Hartnett brought Helena Christensen back to his room at the Chateau Marmont. VanityFair.com's Jessica Coen left the Miramax Oscar party because it smelled too good, missed Ben Affleck and Helen Mirren.
Conflict of interest alert! The Post's state editor, Fredric U. Dicker, has been getting paid to make speeches by the New York Bankers Association. Citigroup's head of wealth management, Todd Thomson, left the firm yesterday, perhaps because he flew his friends around too often on the corporate jet. The Bachelor's Lorenzo Borghese is dating the show's runner-up, but he also hit on Tinsley Mortimer's sister Dabney. Jared Leto got angry and Sienna Miller partied with Diddy and Josh Hartnett at Sundance. Also, Jared Leto was not pleased to hear that fellow Scarlett Johansson pal Justin Timberlake was to perform at a party he was at. Jay McInerney and Anne Hearst celebrated their marriage in Palm Beach with a gaggle of society folk.
Barneys hosted the Balenciaga Paris book party on Friday night with stars (Courtney Cox, the Olsen twins), designers (Anait Bian, Nicolas Ghesquière), and three different kinds of caviar. New York's Jada Yuan chatted with Iman.
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Closely watched candidate ratings by Municipal League of King County have boosted challengers to embattled incumbents in races for the King County Council and Seattle City Council.
A first-time candidate, former gubernatorial legal counsel Richard Mitchell, gets a coveted "Outstanding" rating in his challenge to King County Councilwoman Jane Hague.
Hague is rated two notches lower at "Good" as is a third candidate in the contest, Seattle Port Commissioner John Creighton. Mitchell is getting support from environmental groups and Democrats. Hague was elected as a Republican, although the council is now non-partisan.
Two-term Seattle City Councilwoman Jean Godden, likewise, gets a so-so "Good" rating — lower than two of her challengers. Assistant King County Prosecutor Maurice Classen is rated "Very Good" as is city employee and two-time candidate Bobby Forch.
By contrast, three of Godden's fellow incumbents on the City Council — Tom Rasmussen, Tim Burgess and Sally Clark — are rated as "Outstanding." Incumbent Bruce Harrell gets a "Very Good," a notch above challenger Brad Meacham who is rated "Good."
The Muni League was generous with its highest rating this year.
Entrenched, veteran King County Council members Larry Gossett and Larry Phillips were both rated as "Outstanding." New incumbent Joe McDermott was rated "Very Good," a notch above challenger Diana Toledo who was evaluated as "Good."
Seattle Port Commission incumbents Gael Tarleton and Bill Bryant were both rated "Outstanding." Tarleton and Bryant unseated incumbent commissioners four years ago, but are strongly positioned to win reelection in 2011.
Three Bellevue City Council candidates — Patrician Mann, Claudia Balducci and John Chelminiak — were also rated as "Outstanding."
The Muni League rating is the second blow in as many weeks to Seattle City Council incumbent Godden. Last week, the Civic Alliance for a Sound Economy — the new political voice of the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce — threw its support to Classen.


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Quick, you're trying to promote a new TV show with a racy name ("Fairly Legal") a beautiful brunette star (Sarah Shahi) and a stunning setting (San Francisco, duh.) How do you attempt to draw an audience?
Well, the USA Network thinks rallies to promote mediation are the answer and will hold events at Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf and Ghirardelli Square on Wednesday. With gray cookies. And signs reading, "No Litigation, Only Mediation." And a sweepstakes with a five-day trip to San Francisco. Where, presumably, you already are if you are at one of the mediation rallies.
Confused yet? So were we. Here's the scoop: Shahi plays Kate Reed, a lawyer turned mediator with a complicated personal life. The show debuts Thursday night.
Rallies to promote mediation – and the show – will take place in San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Mediation advocates hope to encourage people to resolve their conflicts outside the courtroom and will hand out gray-colored cookies reading, "Justice isn't always black and white. A classic cookie in a shade of gray. Because for Kate Reed, life is never black and white." And apparently the sweepstakes is targeted at residents of those less fabulous cities.
It's always fun watching shows set in San Francisco, but don't get too attached. Remember "Trauma"? "Women's Murder Club"? We didn't think so.


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Novwmber 14, 2013
I am writing to urge the Securities and Exchange Commission to issue a rule requiring publicly traded corporations to publicly disclose all their political spending – and to do so this year.
"Dark money" groups that accept contributions from corporations, but are not required to publicly identify their corporate donors, spent millions of dollars during the 2012 elections. It is a scandal that money from publicly traded corporations – which belongs to investors – can be secretly spent to distort our democracy.
The legislation that allowed for the formation of corporations in the United States was intended to encourage more ambitious economic activity on the part of investors for the good of this country. To this end, it limited personal economic liability should such an undertaking fail. It was never intended to create a repository of secretive political-economic power which would supplant that of elective, constitutional democracy; or to substitute "one dollar, one vote" for "one man, one vote".
The Supreme Court's ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission created the loophole that enables this secret spending, but the SEC has the authority to close it.
Both shareholders and the public must be fully informed as to how much corporations spend on politics and which candidates are being promoted or attacked. Disclosures should be posted promptly on the SEC's web site.
Thank you for considering my comment.
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On Sat, 2010-04-10 at 23:05 -0400, Denis Laxalde wrote: > Hi, > > On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 00:28:24 +0100, Ben Hutchings wrote: > > The more serious error messages suggest memory corruption. Have you > > tested the RAM with memtest86+ yet? > > Yes, I've just run a pretty long test with memtest86+ and there was no > error reported. OK, so we can be fairly sure this is a kernel bug. Please report this at <https://bugzilla.kernel.org>. It is hard to know where the bug may be, but try submitting it under product 'Memory Management', component 'Slab Allocator'. Let us know the bug number so we can track it. Ben. -- Ben Hutchings Once a job is fouled up, anything done to improve it makes it worse.
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The Florida Permaculture Convergence
Since 2013
we have hosted annual statewide gatherings,
for people to network and deepen their knowledge of permaculture.
This year the event will be held for the second time at Kashi Ashram, in Sebastian Florida
December 1, 2 & 3, 2017
Earth, Land, and Soil
Permaculture, from design principles to shared ethics, is inseparably attached to a willingness to view the world with humility. An appreciation for the design and function of the natural world, combined with a desire to work with nature and not against nature, is the pillar of permaculture design. It is held from a place of caring for wild ecosystem and caring for the health of the Earth and its creatures.
Join us for the Fifth Annual Florida Permaculture Convergence
Where we will journey to the center of the Earth!
Our theme will be an exploration in the heart of permaculture, "Earth, Land and Soil"
We are the stewards of the Earth – we love this land and we love to build soil!
Social justice comes from Earth Justice. Care for Planet is our number one ethic. Community begins with environment, through which we feed ourselves, our thriving species and all life functions.
The inter-dependence of living things sustains healthy soil. The land is the most precious resource on any permaculture property. A good farmer knows we are not growing food, we are growing soil! From zoning to soil types and elevation, a good assessment and a little knowledge can go a long way to ensure lasting regenerative success.
This year we will dig into the many details of what makes land good land to work with.


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text: Talk of the Trees Want to share your own experience? Send us an email Deborah Baxter. Jul 2017 Well what can I say came for my daughters 10th birthday and what an amazing time we will be back for shore Love love loved it and wow the staff were amazing Matt Wildermoth. Jul 2017 Loved it! Kids loved it! Wife loved it! Staff are awesome! We'll be back v soon! Kerry Martin. Mar 2017 An excellent place to explore for kids parties, work groups or just an awesome family outing. Thoroughly recommend. Sarah Barden Scammell. Mar 2017 OMG what an awesome place my kids loved it and we will definitely be back Ellen Bernardo . Mar 2017 It was fun screaming, hoping, jumping and having a Tarzan like moves up the trees with friends. It was good to pump high the adrenalins and overcome the fears with a bit of tears. It was good to experience it for the first time and endure the muscle pain all over the body rather than not doing it at all. Thanks to my friends...thanks to the staff...thanks tree adventures Belinda Govender. May 2017 Great experience for the kids next time we parents will be participating as well . Awesome nature and great way to keep fit while having heaps of fun And laughter also challenging you to become brave esp if you scared of heights. Awesome instructors and always someone to help. Loved it defined will be going back there. Shona Bracey. May 2017 Fantastic staff and facilities, a really awesome way to spend some quality time with the family! Kids are still talking about it and want to return this weekend. Theresa Iese. Mar 2017 Kids loved it! Great there was no need to rush and they could take their time. Miss 8 and Mr 10 can't wait to go back and challenge themselves on a higher course! Thanks team was a fun day out! Hayley Law. Mar 2017 We had a brilliant day at the park. Challenging but good fun. Staff were brilliant. Glad we took our bicycle gloves! Highly recommended Maree van de Water. Apr 2014 I just wanted to email and say a massive thank you for Saturday. My son had a fabulous time – it was a perfect birthday The place was clean, the BBQ spotless.. easy to get around and enjoy. Euan was very helpful as was Philip our trainer. We were able to break, have a BBQ and then finish the courses - couldn't have asked for more Thank you for providing such a fantastic facility – definitely be back Joanne. Jul 2013 "We had a great time yesterday at Tree Adventures. It is such a fantastic place to take your kids. The staff are all so lovely and helpful. Safety clearly is of paramount importance and is taken seriously by all your staff. I wanted to say a special thanks to those staff who showed amazing patience and kindness to my friend's autistic boy" Melissa Gardi. Jul 2013 "I had been looking for a unique team building experience and my husband (who regularly takes his classes from Alfriston College to do your courses) had suggested that I take my team to Tree Adventures. Yesterday, my team of 8 women (ranging in ages from 20 to 50) arrived a bit nervous about what was in store for them (most of them had never done anything like this before... they're used to being surrounded with lots of lace, tulle and flowers!) and we all left buzzing, with big smiles - it was such a great day and we all left so much more confident in our own abilities and that of a team than when we arrived! Your staff were so friendly and helpful, and the course (we did Branching Out) was just the level to challenge the entire group. Thanks so much for such a great introduction to Tree Adventures yesterday. We'll definitely be back." Gill Winter. Jul 2013 "Our family visited Tree Adventures for a birthday party. We found the staff really helpful from getting organised with the harness, safety session through to helping us out on the course. It was something we've never done before and in such a beautiful setting. We would definitely go back". Barry Newport. Jul 2013 "We had a party of 5 there this weekend - ages 40ish to 60. Only one was confident with heights and one in particular(my wife) was very afraid of heights. We had a ball.....your staff are excellent - they were always around for advice and encouragement. The site is well organized and there is, understandably, a strong emphasis on safety. We all look forward to trying the adventure again in the future and you will now be a firm recommendation for friends visiting the region. Many thanks for creating a great facility.." Ana and Heather, Gisborne Intermediate School. Oct 2012 We would just like to thank you again for the superb experience. Many of our kids rated your experience better than Snow Planet and Rainbows End. They all had a ball! We look forward to returning again next year. Luana Seymour. Jul 2012 We had a blast at Tree Adventures on Sunday. We were really impressed with the whole set up and will definitely be back again. Also the kids (and I!) just thought our instructor Jarrod was absolutely hilarious so thanks for that! Tony Newth. Jul 2012 Thanks to all the team at Tree Adventures for making our day an awesome experience. On behalf of the family I can honestly say that we are all very grateful to you for turning our day into a fantastic unforgettable experience. You run a fantastic operation which is reflected in the professional friendly attitude of all the staff we met. Andrea Mitchell. Jun 2012 I recently brought a group of boys to Tree Adventures for my son's 10th birthday. The whole experience was fantastic - the safety briefing was pitched at the children's level and the staff were very friendly and helpful. There were lots of people climbing but everybody still got the same great service and attention. What a great facility you have - thank you! Sharron Heap, Browns Bay. Jun 2012 We brought a group out to Tree Adventures in April for my sons birthday and had one of the best days ever. Your staff are just the best, first we struck Glen on the desk who could not of helped us more and then Jarrod was our instructor he also was such fun, and very very good at his job. In fact all the staff we came in contact with were just great. Thanks again for making my sons birthday such a special day. Derri Herbert. Mar 2012 Second time I've visited, 1st time with a work group, today with my kids. I'll be back again. Your staff are wonderful; professional, friendly, well spoken... I have already posted you all over my FB page, and plan on continuing to rave about you to everyone I know. Anne Crawford. Mar 2012 Just wanted to say a huge thank you for an awesome afternoon yesterday. The staff were amazing. They were all professional, fun and encouraging to both me and the four children I had with me. The entire experience was enjoyable and challenging and I am highly recommending Tree Adventures to all my friends. You helped make my son's11th birthday fantastic. Unique New Zealand, the school on the beach. Mar 2012 Whenever we arrange for a group of students to go to Tree Adventures all our staff put their hands up to help out. This is because Tree Adventures is the most talked about excursion that we offer our teenagers at Unique. They love the challenge of the Tree activities and the excitement at zipping down the flying foxes. We love the staff. They are friendly, helpful, incredibly organised and safety conscious but make the whole process fun and interesting for our students. Anne Paterson - Belmont Intermediate. Mar 2012 Tree adventures is a really valuable experience for all ages and abilities. After the introduction and guidance from the staff everyone is able to challenge themselves – even the teachers!!!!! Such memorable day for our year 8's we keep going back! Anne Beecher. Mar 2012 I brought my two sons, aged 7 and 5, to Tree Adventures today. I wanted to say a big THANK YOU to the staff for the amazing morning we had. The staff couldn't have been friendlier or more helpful. They knew exactly when to push my nervous son (7 year old) on and when to gently ease him along. Also the care given to my 5 year old was terrific and contributed to both boys having a great morning, challenging themselves. In the car on the way out of the car park both my sons said they couldn't wait to come back, and neither can I. Thank you again for making our experience so much fun. Mark Young - Murrays Bay Intermediate. Mar 2012 Murrays Bay Intermediate has been sending students to Tree Adventures for a number of years now. I have found the staff there to be extremely easy to work with and organising our Outdoor Education prorgramme for close to 500 kids has always been very smooth. The instructors are fantastic, and the variety of different courses make it challenging for kids of all ability. A great experience that we will continue to make the most of in years to come.


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I've gone on several runs so far in the Tank-T and absolutely love it! It has a lightweight design, wicks moisture very well and has a nice, loose (but not too loose) fit that is flexable and doesn't stick to the body. It will definitely be a staple piece in my running apparel collection.


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Is your house haunted?
Ailurophobia – fear/dislike of cats. Apiphobia – fear/dislike of bees (also known as melissophobia, from the Greek melissa "bee"). Arachnophobia – fear/dislike of spiders and other arachnids. Batrachophobia - Fear of amphibians, such as frogs, newts, salamanders, etc. Bovinophobia - fear/dislike of cattle. Cetaphobia - Fear/dislike of Whales. Chiroptophobia – fear/dislike of bats. Cynophobia – fear/dislike of dogs. Entomophobia – fear/dislike of insects. Equinophobia – fear/dislike of horse
Herpetophobia - fear/dislike of reptiles and/or amphibians. Ichthyophobia – fear/dislike of fish. Lutraphobia - fear/dislike of otters. Mottephobia - fear/dislike of butterflies and/or moths. Murophobia – fear/dislike of mice and/or rats. Oncaphobia - fear of jaguars Ophidiophobia – fear/dislike of snakes. Ornithophobia – fear/dislike of birds. Pardophobia - fear of leopards Saurophobia - fear of lizards Selachophobia - fear of sharks. Scoleciphobia – fear of worms. Suchophobia - fear of crocodiles Zoophobia - fear of animals.
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I hadn't heard that before.Posted by cassie-b at July 27, 2007 06:14 AM
Amen.Posted by shelley at July 27, 2007 07:41 AM
They've been concocting hero stories from the get go...remember Jessica Lynch? What amazes me most is that all of this crap was so overlooked by those that supported them for so long. Until the cowboy starts having oral sex in the Oval Office, he's safe from impeachment.Posted by Karan at July 27, 2007 03:38 PM
I was going to invoke Jessica Lynch, too, but Karan beat me to the punch.
I also recently was reading a book about the history of modern warfare. From what the author wrote (and he was not at all writing about the Iraq war), Bush and Rumsfeld should have known from the beginning, based on lessons almost a hundred years old, that the strategy of sending in a (relatively) small force was bound to fail. But then, had the American people been told what it really would cost in terms of time, manpower and money, public reaction might have been different.
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Just remember, impeach Cheney first.Posted by Seth Breidbart at July 29, 2007 09:39 PM
Or at least simultaneously, Seth.Posted by Linkmeister at July 30, 2007 08:29 AM


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Seagate and Western Digital 1TB Drives: Improved and Greenby Dave Robinet on November 26, 2007 7:00 AM EST
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When one manufacturer has a breakthrough in hard drive capacity, the other manufacturers rush to make sure their product line contains at least one entry at the new capacity level. However, it can sometimes take a while for actual product to arrive after these announcements, so it can be difficult to buy the particular drive that a consumer wants. Fortunately, the distribution channels have begun to fill with 1TB drives over the last several months, and consumers are now able to buy these massive hard drives with relative ease. In our head-to-head comparison today, we pit Seagate's 1TB Barracuda 7200.11 ES.2 against Western Digital's 1TB Caviar GP, along with updated results from the Hitachi 1TB drive that kicked off the "Era of Tera".
The Combatants
After Hitachi, Seagate was the first of our competitors out of the gate with its 1TB drive announcements, listing several different incarnations of its largest-capacity drive. Seagate positions their Barracuda 7200.11 as a desktop-class drive.
Seagate leverages its industry-leading five-year warranty and PMR recording technology in their mainstream 7200.11 desktop class drive. Anyone familiar with Seagate's drive naming conventions will recognize that this drive is the eleventh generation of their 7200RPM mainstream drives, marking over 15 years that they have been producing drives at that spindle speed. We were surprised once again at the launch of this new class of drive, as Seagate announced the 7200.10 series just over a year ago. The major enhancement in the 7200.11 product series over the 7200.10 is a simple increase in areal density. The platter size increases from 188GB on the 7200.10 series to 250GB on the 7200.11 product. This increase in density is the primary reason for the claim of this drive being "second generation PMR recording technology". The other major change is an increase from 16MB cache to 32MB cache on the 1TB drive. We will look to find out what performance benefits, if any, come with this "second generation" technology.
Western Digital followed Seagate's lead in introducing their 1TB Caviar GP in July of 2007, though their approach to the technology differs considerably. Where the Seagate drive focuses on reliability and trading on their established name, the Western Digital Caviar GP seeks to set itself apart with its low power consumption. This "green" approach - dubbed "environmentally responsible storage" in their product literature - attempts to portray the GP line as environmentally friendly due to a low power consumption figure. While we can all appreciate lower power requirements in our computing components, it remains an open question if users are willing to accept any performance trade-offs to get there. Our main question today is if Western Digital's focus on being "green" comes at the cost of performance, and how does the new Seagate 7200.11 compare to the 7200.10 series. Let us look at the specifications to see the numbers behind the headlines.
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darshahlu - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkOne thing I would have liked to see in the article is a RAID test. Specifically, I wonder whether or not the WD drive with its variable rotational speed will have problems in RAID configurations.
In my experience with the WD drives, the answer to this question is yes. I have two of the WD Terabyte drives in a RAID MIRROR setup. The issue I noticed is that while copying data onto the mirror from multiple sources, some data becomes corrupt. I contacted WD support about the problem and am waiting to hear back from them. Perhaps it is true that these WD drives simply do not work well in a RAID setup.
Has anyone else experienced problems with the WD drives in RAID?
Darshan Reply
darshahlu - Thursday, December 06, 2007 - linkI contacted WD about RAID support. Here is the response:
Response (Jeremy H.) 12/06/2007 05:59 PM
Dear Darshan,
Thank you for contacting Western Digital Customer Service and Support.
The WD10EACS is a desktop drive. WD desktop drives do not work properly when used in a RAID array. I recommend you exchange your WD10EACS drives for the RAID model, WD1000FYPS.
Answer Title: What is the difference between Desktop edition and RAID (Enterprise) edition hard drives?
Answer Link: http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg/php/enduse...">http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg...?p_faqid...
Answer Title: Specifications for the Western Digital RAID edition Serial ATA hard drives.
Answer Link: http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg/php/enduse...">http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg...?p_faqid...
Jeremy H.
Western Digital Service and Support
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Zak - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkI was hoping they'd introduce ACS (Actual Capacity Specification) with the 1TB drives so when I look in My Computer it would actually say 1 TB under Total Size instead of 930 GB. Uncool :rolleyes:
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JarredWalton - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkSI has settled on TB for 1 trillion for a long time. If you want 2^40 bytes, you'll need TiB (tebibyte). While computers have been using Kilo, Mega, Giga, Tera for a long time, the fact is that those were originally designated as 1000, 1000000, 1 billion, 1 trillion, etc. before computers began using the abbreviations. Computer scientists were lazy (as usual - I can say that because I studied CS) and simply used Kilo for 1024 because it was "close enough".
As far as I'm concerned, "ACS" has been in use for a long time; now we just need to get operating systems and users to understand the correct meaning of SI prefixes. :) Reply
Chadder007 - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkWhat...no check on wattage usage on the drives? If its a "green" drive id like to know how much power its actually saving. Reply
nowayout99 - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkDitto. I was expecting to see some sort of power draw comparison, afterall the one drive is marketed as being "green."
Instead, we're asked to take their word for it. Reply
drebo - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkWhy is it that almost every single article Anandtech puts out has a conclusion that contradicts their own test results?
Seriously. If the two drives are so different and so suited for different purposes, why are you even comparing them? If it's just to say that the WD drive excells at being green and the Seagate drive sucks at performance, why even bother with an article?
You cannot judge the drives solely on the merits of the competition while ignoring what the drive is good at.
This right here: "the redeeming feature of the Seagate drive is only that it turns in better results than the Western Digital drive". That's a no-brainer, and anyone could have guessed that by looking at the manufacturer specs. More to the point: wasn't that the goal of the article--to find out which of the two performed better? So, why, in your conclusion, do you completely ignore the fact that the Seagate drive is clearly the better performer?
You judge the Seagate drive for not being quiet, for running hot, for having bad performance, yet you completely ignore the fact that in your little "head-to-head" comparison, it is the victor in terms of performance. By that same token, you praise the Western Digital drive for being quient, for running cool, and you completely ignore the fact that it performed worse than any other drive tested.
The bias on this site is palpable. So much for honest reviews. Reply
yuchai - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkDo you actually make a HD purchase decision solely based on performance?
I actually liked the conclusion. Sure, the WD is slower in almost everything. But if you look at the real life benchmarks it's only about 5% in all apps except WinRAR. Is this difference high enough to offset the savings in price and power consumption? I think this is the type of question that the consumer should be asking, and the conclusion does a good job at doing just that.
Anyway, if you do not like the conclusion, you can easily look at the facts and benchmarks only and make your own call. Ultimately, AT can only give information and recommendations. The decision maker is still you.
JEDIYoda - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkExactly what gamer in their right mind is going to be using that 1T for gaming anyways??
Things that make you go hmmm....
JarredWalton - Monday, November 26, 2007 - linkThis isn't just a comparison of Seagate to Western Digital, obviously. That's why there are several other hard drives listed in the benchmarks. The conclusion for the Seagate fits with the benchmarks: it is slower than (or at best equal to) the Hitachi 1TB drive in every single test. The only thing it has going for it is a five-year warranty, which doesn't count for much in my book. Sure, you can get a replacement drive for an extra two years, but until manufacturers start providing data recovery as part of the warranty I just don't think it's a big deal. I have dozens of hard drives from all the major manufacturers; granted, I'm not stressing every single drive 24/7, but drive failures are uncommon - whether in the first three years or at 4-5 years.
WD has lower power (meh - 4W is *nothing* when it comes to power!), but it also has a much lower price. Seagate has a price that is $5 cheaper than Hitachi (at Newegg - though I admit I'm not sure what the difference is between the four Hitachi 1TB drives that show up). The "enterprise" version is also $25 more than most expensive Hitachi - $55 more than the cheapest 1TB Hitachi. Given the better performance (Seagate has low write performance) and essentially equal price, we'd recommend the Hitachi over the Seagate. Reply


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Level 7: Midas's Palace
Go to the Midas statue. Use the ledges on the left of it to climb round and pull the switch on the back of it. Go through the door that opens. Go through the first room and down the steps. In this room, use the grapple hook to pull out the three gold holds on the pillar. Pick up the first lead block when the pillar collapses.
Go to the corner of the room to the right of where you entered (as you enter). You'll see some wall ledges. Climb them to another switch and go through the door it opens. Go through the door opposite and up stairs. Drag out the crate, crouch to get through the gap and pull the switch. Go up the stairs again and pull the lever there.
Jump to the closest white pillar, then to the spiked pillar to the left. Edge round and jump to the sloping stone, and onto a timed platform. Jump on the spiked pillar ledge and up one. Go round and jump back to the white, then the sloping, pillar and over to the wall platform. Jump to the next platform and the spiked pillar. Jump to the white pillar's handhold, go to the top and to the platform with the second lead block.
Return to where the room collapsed earlier, but instead of going in, continue up the stairs. Jump to the stone to your right then up to the ledge. Make your way around the room – use the handhold on the pillar – to a grapple point on the far side. Drop down to a platform below, go through the door and follow the corridor to a switch. Pull it to enter the third room. Jump across the flaming platforms to get a third block.
Return to the Midas statue and place the lead blocks on the hand when prompted with w (don't stand on the hand!). It'll turn to gold. Insert the blocks into each of the three empty gaps on the statue. Swim through the underwater gate they'll unlock.


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Possibly going to look at a power king with a fel
Posted February 07, 2015 - 03:10 PM
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Posted February 07, 2015 - 04:34 PM
I do belive a 24 would have 24inch rear wheels and a 16 would have 16 inch rear wheels
- ace69xxx2000 said thank you
Posted February 07, 2015 - 05:58 PM
Download a couple of the manuals from our Manuals Section and read them. Look carefully at the tractor when you get there. Look for cracks, leaks, and that everything is straight. The FEL may be bent or the front axle may be. Look at the pins of the FEL for wear. Loosness of parts and joints can indicate age and possible problems. Be very carefull unless it is very cheap. I've spent alot of time making parts and welding up loaders. I enjoy it but you may not. Good Luck, Rick
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Posted February 07, 2015 - 07:32 PM
Posted February 07, 2015 - 08:14 PM
I just sold a 1971 1614 dual tranny without a loader for 800---Hour after it went on craigslist I got about 8 calls,guy bought it that night.-I should have asked more.
It was a good running tractor with just a mowing deck , with no battery--he didn't even want to here it run.
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Posted February 07, 2015 - 09:12 PM
That is very good price for one with loader! There is an older early loader that kind of HANGS off the frame with long full -length running frame and big round oil tank that is not as nice as the later loaders with center frame mount and tanks in uprights. The 16" wheels are better for a loader, less tip over chance than the 24", but both will work if you are careful not to over-do them. Kind of hard to judge w/out pictures, but sounds like you should be OK. Find serial # on the dash or grill to find out year of tractor and post back here. Newer tractor is best buy, but many older rigs are doing great with good care.
Posted February 08, 2015 - 05:05 PM