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Today I am über sick but I still had to go into work, fashion never stops (blech!). To cheer myself up I took a trip to p&s fabrics the few fabric and notions shops left in NYC. There are lots of specialized fabric or notions store but not shops like the ones my mom would drag me to, this is one of the few. I more yarn of course and a couple of very large crochet hooks. On the way back I saw they were filming "Blue Bloods" with Tom Selleck, didn't catch a glimpse of good ol' Magnum PI. I crossed church st to avoid the film crew and I came across this beautiful drawing of bicyles on the side of a construction site (see above). Then some more NY grafitti not amazing but still kinda cool to see.
Just a quickie post on my neat stash from P&S Fabrics. Some Lion Brand Wool-ease in a speckled oatbran color, luvvvvv! 3 skeins of Patons Roving classic wool, in nut brown, burnt orange, cool grey. Also one Aunt Lydia's Crochet thread in cotton. Then some notions like fray check, hem tape, etc., nothing too exciting.
I'm using corduroy which has no give. I figure I can always pop off her hands to get it through. I picked a rich navy baby wale cord, one of my absolute favorites from my cords.
I also cut a grey knit sleeveless top. I still need to enlarge a leggings pattern to make a matching pair to the top. Figure anything knit or baggy will probably fit. I already have some shoes and a wig for her. I so excited for her arrival! I will post pics of the finished hoodie and top as soon as I'm done with them.
I got my glazed and fired ceramics back yesterday and I was impressed by how they came out. Some I don't love but will be happy to use them none-the-less, because I made them. Glazing was a weird process because depending the angles you dip or how quickly you pull out make such difference. Also the colors in their pre-fired version don't look like anything like the finished product. So here they are.
Anyway will post pics of my new crafty stash later today. And the dirty secrets I speak of is that our move to the new offices has made all my life a living hell. My back is exposed to everyone passing by so my monitor can be seen, you know what that means. Thank God for the Iphone! We now have to collect and sort our own garbage, I wouldn't complain about if it wasn't for the fact that everyone works 10-12 hr days. Anyway this blog is not for bitching about work. So for now, adieu!
We just moved into our new offices in Tribeca, the company that I work for that is. There have been some pros and cons, but I'm going to discuss the pros right now since I'm sick of being in a crappy mood. Biggest pro has been moving out of Chelsea and into Tribeca which is one of my favorite neighborhoods.
Then there's my go-to crafty store, P&S Fabrics, were I was lured in by the yarn. The front of the store is fillef with trims.
The rest of the store is notions, fabrics, yarns, and knitting and crochet accessories. Pretty sweet!
Some of the roving yarn I was looking at. Didn't get this color but I may have to go back for it.
Cool projects by kids at a very expensive daycare and lots of great crafty goodness.
I'll show you my purchases tomorrow.
Show at the Asia Society.
Musuem book. The book has a cool hard book case with cut out windows reminiscent of his house installations. The book cover shows through and when you take out the book inside you can see mini Nara paintings as if you were looking into a home's windows.
my teacher was Mako, Lisa's mom. She was incredibly sweet but the language barrier really became a bit like Lost in Translation. First I waxed the bottom of all the ceramics pieces then I chose my colors from the sample tiles. Mako then should us (me and another student), how to mix all the glazes properly because all the minerals become sediment and have to be thoroughly mixed to insure the correct color.
These are some of the colors I used. Below is the wall chart of glaze color combos.
Some of pieces ready for dipping and spraying.
After mixing each color that I would use I began dipping. I learned slow dips create light colors and quick dips make darker richer colors.
I also learned to create pattern with dips like the teacup above and the tea bowl below.
On friday my pup turned 10 yo we celebrated and he, Francie,and Bjorn hung out and snuggled.
That night Debra and I went for sushi.
Next morning on Saturday a friend, Dada, and I went to the Asia Society museum to see the amazing Yoshitomo Nara show. It's the largest collection of his work I have seen and there's a pretty extensive amount of installations. I would totally go again. I was inspired to draw and paint but unfortunately my studio was a mess and I couldn't start anything. I bought the Nara myseum collection book, titled "Nobody's Fool", same as the show. I never by a musuem book but the show was too good to not have the book. I will post some pics of the book and pamplet later. I was only able to sneak this pic in aside from the "Ghost" the sculpture outside on park ave.
Today my mom and dad visited us in Brooklyn so we took them for lunch and for a walk in Brooklyn Bridge park, it was beautiful out and they enjoyed themselves. Good weekend!!!
10yrs old! Gonna get my boy a doggie cupcake and some chicken for a celebration!!!
I have not posted in a while because my day job practically killed me last week. I was working long hours, getting home by 9 or 10 in the evening, and to top it off our office had to pack for a move. The over exhaustion helped to give me a terrible cold and throw out my back. My partner and I had planned a weekend getaway to relieve some of the stress and exhaustion so we headed to Greenport, in southern Long Island! Omg! LONG ISLAND! Last place I would ever think would be nice, but I was proven wrong. We stayed at a beautiful B&B, Fordham house, on Main sreet. The house was meticulously kept with attention to details and New England feel. The proprietor was a very nice and attentive older woman who made a lovely breakfast every morning with elegant place settings. I unfortunately was feeling like hell the whole time, buy we manage to visit a winery at Schinn Vineyards since Greenport is wine country and very pretty. We had amazing weather so we lucked out. The first evening we were there we tried out Claudio's, on the water, the oldest family owned restaurant in NY state. It was surf and turf family style place. Real old school decor and food. I had a massive marinated steak and Debra had the chef's special seafood tureen. Both were delicious.
We also visited Shelter Island which is about 5 minutes from where we staying and a relaxing ferry ride away. We went to Wades beach and it was serene, granted it was off season but it was amazing. The beach was super clean and only two peope and a couple of dogs. Best beach trip ever.
Figured I could bring a doll on this trip since we didn't have to have bags checked. Poor June Bug went all the way to Scandinavia and never made it out of the room. Anywho, we left Shelter Island pretty quickly after the beach since it was lunch time and the restaurants didn't have a lot to offer.
Back to Greenport,(Debra on the ferry looking very pretty)for lunch. We stopped at Eric's on County rd. It was written up in Edible Brooklyn but it was just okay nothing you need to drive out of the way for.
Unlike Eric's, Noah's on Main street, was really delicious and expensive. We had a squash blossom stuffed with goat cheese and herbs plus it was battered in tempura, amazing!
On the way home we stopped at Sang Lee organic farm and bought a ton of beautiful heirloom tomatoes and other yummy veggies. Definitely a must stop. Then we stopped at Briermare farm stand were there are insane lines to buy their fresh baked pies. We bought a strawberry and rhubarb pie an pumpkin for ourselves and friends watching our pets. Pretty yummy indeed.
So here's the beret ignore my washed out face it's 9 at night after a grueling day at work. I wanted to make the flower detachable but I don't have a broach pin or alligator clip around. I was too impatient to finish the hat and just sewed the flower onto the beret directly. I really like it so I'm sitting around wearing it right now!
Onto the next topic which I've wanted to cover in my last post but I ran out of time to discuss this. Handmade vs. mass-produced. I read in someone else blog recounting an overheard conversation about a woman who was looking at a chunky scarf. She made a comment that she didn't like or would wear anything handmade. As a designer for a major and popular clothing company (rhymes with SAP) I would like to comment on this based on facts. Anything handmade is considered superior and always expensive, which makes it impossible for large companies to afford. But here's the thing all factories making garments have human beings siiting at a sewing machine and sewing the clothing. This is not Terminator and the machines don't make everything. The person making the clothes gets paid close to nothing. So really handmade is everything.
I haven't posted in a while not because I don't have lots to share but because my job is sucking the life out of me. I finished my dress and even wore it out. I also finished my slouchy beret and I made a detachable flower for it last might while watching "A Time to Kill", such a good movie. I will post pics of the beret in the next post.
I know it's blogtober too so I'll do my best to post everyday.
This wednesday past my partner and I went to a farm dinner at Egg in Williamsburg. It was pretty amazing. The restaurant has its own farm with veggie crops and they also raise pigs so one of the piggies was dinner, I felt really bad about that, I was a vegetarian for 17 yrs. We had a choice between a vegetarian meal or a piggy meal. We got one of each to be able to try everything. There were five courses with beer pairings, pretty amazing. My two favorite courses were both vegetarian on was like a risotto with Carolina yellow rice ,moon cheese and pears cooked to a creamy deliciousness. The other dish was heirloom tomato tart with alligator tomato salad amd a quail egg, so good!
Earlier in the week I took a trip (not really much of a trip three subway stops) to Kinokuniya to buy some Japanese fashion magazines which I will post the pics in another post. But enjoy the pics of their cafe, Cafe Zaiya. I bought a bento box for lunch which is really the greatest deal in NYC. $5.95 for chicken katsu bento box, that's really sweet!
Speaking of sweet check out the treats at Cafe Zaiya!Yum!


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ES Broadcast’s endeavours in the broadcast market were recognised last month with the presentation of a Grass Valley Award for Outstanding Achievement in Live Production Solutions.
Ben Murphy, Managing Director of ES Broadcast, received the Grass Valley award at the broadcast manufacturer’s partner event at IBC 2018 in Amsterdam.
Commending ES Broadcast’s advocacy of Grass Valley live production technology, Greg de Bressac, Grass Valley’s Global Head of Channel Sales, explained: “This award targets our largest solutions area – and what the brand is really known for the world over.
In recent months, ES Broadcast has successfully recommended Grass Valley’s live production technology for a number of significant projects delivered by the company’s systems integration team. These include two Korona UHD-capable vision mixers as part of a 4K PPU solution built for AV/live events company Creative Technology, as well as multiviewer upgrades as part of an audio suite upgrade for The Hospital Club Studios.
An NVISION 8500 Series hybrid video router, Kahuna 9600 vision mixer and KMX multiviewers, meanwhile, were installed during an OB truck upgrade ES Broadcast carried out for Telegenic. And NVISION 8500 Series video routers, Pyxis audio routers, KMX multiviewers and Grass Valley distribution amplifiers and glue are also being installed in three new OB trucks currently in build for horse-racing services provider, RaceTech.

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A sticker with the Oregon law about bikes being able to legally take up an entire lane of traffic.
A sticker with the Oregon law about bike's being able to legally take up an entire lane of traffic.

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Public spending cuts have negatively impacted Britain’s worst off groups, including single parents, disabled people and ethnic minorities. According to the government’s equality watchdog, these cuts mean Britain is breaching its human rights obligations .
The Equality and Human Rights Commission‘s report examines the combined impact of spending cuts, taxes and welfare reforms since 2010-2011 on protected groups and also anticipates the continuing effect of the cuts up to 2021-2022.
The study, Cumulative Impact on Living Standards of Public Spending Changes, highlights that lone parent families are experiencing the biggest fall in final income, with a drop of 18.7 per cent in England, 10.5 per cent in Wales and 7.6 per cent in Scotland.
In England, black households are experiencing a loss of nearly 10 per cent of their final income – three times higher than white households and other ethnic groups. Scotland’s highest losses are also for black households, with white households in England and Wales losing the least compared to any other ethnicity.
In England, Scotland and Wales, disabled households have the largest percentage loss in final income due to cuts to welfare and social care. However, the impact has been most keenly felt in England, where households with disabilities suffered losses of 10.5 per cent of their final income. This drop was significantly higher than in Scotland (4.5 per cent) or Wales (5.5 per cent).
The report highlights that public spending per head varies dramatically between England, Scotland and Wales. It calculates a fall in overall public spending of £900 from 2010-2011 to 2021-2022 (18 per cent) in England, compared with £300 (5.5 per cent) in Wales and £100 (just over 1 per cent) in Scotland.
This means that, over this 11 year period, public spending per head will be 36 per cent higher in Scotland than in England, and 17 per cent higher in Wales.
The results for Scotland show that it has been possible to make spending choices which result in better outcomes for disadvantaged groups of low income in Scotland than has been the case in England.
The study shows that overall spending on public services will have fallen by £1,500 per household in England by 2021-2022, compared with just under £500 in Wales and £200 in Scotland.
The report found that spending cuts as a result of austerity have impacted disadvantaged groups the most – putting Britain in breach of its human rights obligations, and may be discriminatory.
The report suggests the government should be doing more to prevent public spending cuts disproportionately impacting disadvantaged groups. Recommendations include changing tax credits and Universal Credit as well as increasing public spending on health, social care, education and housing.
So, research by the @EHRC has found that BME people have been made more poorer by this government than white people. Disabled people made more poorer than others. Younger people made more poorer than older people.
The EHRC’s critical report comes soon after the UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, Philip Alston, visited the UK and damningly reported on poverty and the impact of austerity. He noted that the human rights of UK citizens have been undermined by the effects of austerity.
Alston highlighted the shocking levels of poverty in the UK, stating: “14 million people, a fifth of the population, live in poverty. Four million of these are more than 50 per cent below the poverty line, and 1.5 million are destitute, unable to afford basic essentials.
Revisiting the journey of the Human Rights Act 1998 and charting its impact across many facets of our day to day lives.

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Facebook Groups aren’t something we often talk about, however, they’re a great source of finding a specific community. Whether it’s photography, parenting, sports or food, there are groups on nearly every topic, even a few which aren’t supposed to exist at all.
After the group calling feature, Facebook is now trying to encourage more people to go out and find groups to participate in, with its new feature.
But right now it is testing the feature for a random subset of its users. And if you’re one of the lucky few, who are selected to participate, then you’ll see the option within Facebook’s Groups section.
You’ll be able to browse public and closed Facebook Groups by category, including the local Groups and Groups your friends are in. With this, you can also see what’s gaining traction in your circle and city.
Does it offer new categories?
Each topic page highlights the top suggested Groups based on their popularity and if you already know it’s member.
And yes, don’t expect any drug dealing category to appear in your search because this network works to shut down any kind of illicit group behavior.
On what basis does it suggest new groups?
Facebook’s new ‘Discover’ feature pulls from your geographic area, your interest and those of your friends to suggest you new Groups.
And the suggestions are remarkably great.
But if Facebook fails at finding groups of your interest, then you can go the manual approach and find groups using its 25 pre-selected topics.
You can find this new option under Facebook’s “More” tab on your smartphone.
Right now, only the users in U.S. has access to this feature, but the company will roll out this option more widely soon. So, don’t fret if you don’t have access to it yet.
However, it’s a surprise that Facebook has taken this long to roll out something like this.
But the effort makes sense as it’s not like Instagram and Twitter’s new discovery efforts.


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Located in Jl. Sersan Bajuri, Graha Puspa Complex , Cihideung, Lembang, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia.
One appeal of Sapulidi Resto and Cafe is you can dine in the gazebo on top of rice fields like farmers in the village. Saung made somewhat higher than resemble bamboo and thatched huts stage. You need to go up some stairs from wood to sit cross-legged in these huts. While at the bottom is the grassy ground and in addition there saung (Gazebo) rice plots.
To add to the impression you’re in the field, there is a scarecrow that is commonly used by farmers to repel birds. Roads to the huts resemble rice field with a small width of the ground. Left and right side of this dike is rice plots. At the edge, a small stream of water flowing like a stream of irrigation in rice fields. Servants also performed using traditional clothing. To use the female waitress kebaya as well as the manservant who use traditional clothing.
You can feel the dining atmosphere at the side of the fish pond. With huts made of wood above the goldfish pond.The Bamboo – Dine – in Gazebo dining atmosphere is different than eating at Saung because here, you do not eat it sitting on the floor, but sitting on a chair. Eating here also can not separate as many tables in this cottage, in contrast to Saung for small groups. This is one more reason many choose to eat on saung while looking rice plots.
The visitors, especially children love to ride a boat that is in the goldfish pond. Visitors can paddle canoe while looking goldfish that is in the water. Quite a lot of carp in the pond and the rather large size. Just not too extensive existing pool near this timber cottage.
From eating places in the form of huts, there is a door that connects with Sapulidi Resort, indeed provide a place to stay in the form of traditionally designed cottages. With wooden doors gebyok traditional Javanese be the entrance into the room. In the cottages, bed with mosquito net, a table, chairs and a simple wooden floor make you feel living in the village.
Not to mention, a tiled bathroom natural stones are made in harmony with the natural feel of the entire cottage. Washtafel of stone with a tap of bamboo or form like a shower. In certain types of cottages, there is a bathtub made of stone. The environment around the resort with vegetation, footpath, traditional cottages and lake can make you feel a different atmosphere.
Existing lake resort can also be used by visitors to the Sapulidi Restaurant. Of course, if it is not being used by other visitors or guests who stay at the resort, there are only two canoes in the lake and the lake is much larger than the existing pond on where to eat. Boating on the lake, you can enjoy the calm water lake surrounded cottages traditional design.
Unique names in Sundanese of diet you can try. For example, Fish Residents of Sapulidi, fly to the Moon Chicken, Smoke Chicken, Pounding Calamari, and other menus. For food prices ranging from IDR. 10,000, – to IDR. 52,000, -.
You can also taste local drinks offered broom. Beverages ranging from juices, soft drinks to traditional drinks like sekoteng and warm wedang ronde (Ginger drink). The drink menu ranging from IDR. 3,500, – to IDR. 35,000, -.
Before leaving the spot, you can stop at a souvenir shop. There is a wide assortment of items that you can make a souvenir. Start of food such as chips and other snacks. Various accessories attractive woman can have, such as bracelets, rings or necklaces of beads and of rocks. Souvenirs unique and distinctive is preferably a miniature bicycle, rickshaw and miniatures bicycle rickshaws. In addition, there are also shirts, shoes, bags and various crafts that can be gifts for friends or relatives.

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Winchester city is located in Virginia State, Winchester City, Frederick County and has a unique zip code assigned by the US Postal Service Office.
Winchester Area Code is 540 and Time Zone is Eastern (GMT -05:00).
The US ZIP Code basic format consists of five decimal numerical digits assigned to the Winchester City. An extended ZIP+4 code, introduced in the 1980s, includes the five digits of the Winchester ZIP code, a hyphen, and four more digits that determine a more specific location within a given ZIP code in Winchester, Virginia.
The Winchester Zip Code is 22601, 22602, 22603, 22604.
If you want to send a mail to Winchester City, you should use the 22601, 22602, 22603, 22604 Zip Code.
In 1983, the U.S. Postal Service introduced an expanded Winchester ZIP code system that it called ZIP+4, often called "plus-four codes", "add-on codes", or "add ons". A ZIP+4 code uses the basic 22601, 22602, 22603, 22604 Zip code plus four additional digits to identify a geographic segment within the five-digit delivery area, such as a Winchester city block, a group of apartments, an individual high-volume receiver of mail or any other unit that could use an extra identifier to aid in efficient mail sorting and delivery in Virginia.
What is the Winchester Zip Code?
The Winchester Zip Code in Virginia is 22601, 22602, 22603, 22604.
What is the zip code for Winchester VA?

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What do we say to "adblock apocalypse"? Not today.
In recent years advertisers and publishers have been worryingly following the growth of ad blockers. Preparing the reports, filing the complaints and generally waiting for the true apocalypse in the industry. However, there are no reasons for such concern. Mashable has recently published an article, which we want to share with you.
Indeed, there is nothing to be hysterical about: ad blockers' growth has slowed down dramatically. Some data show that in large countries the number of users, who install desktop ad blockers, remained at the same level or even declined slightly in recent months. At the same time, mobile advertising apocalypse that worried the industry so much is not happening and not going to, according to Mashable.
There are various ad blocking tools for mobile devices and nevertheless, their share is tiny.
If this trend continues, one can conclude that ad blockers will remain popular in certain circles, but it will not reach the scale of the crisis.
Eric Franchi (co-founder of Undertone advertising agency) believes that "ad blockers lost in 2016."
Perhaps ad blockers for smartphones will gain sudden wide popularity, but for now, advertisers and websites have hope.
Analysts are predicting a steady increase in the number of ad blockers' users, which at the same time won't bring anxiety. Tom Triscani, CEO of Labmatik advertising agency, says the global growth of ad blockers has already reached the highest threshold and will now grow slowly in the coming years. The forecast predicts that the userbase of ad blockers will stop growing by 2025 and will be around 7% of all Internet users by then.
Experts do not fully understand why the number of desktop installations has reduced. Perhaps we have reached a point when everyone who is aware of ad blockers and would like to install them - has already done so. It is also possible that there was some influence because of opposition from the sites.
It looks so. When Apple has opened the door for content blockers in mobile Safari, there was a real hysteria and prediction of ad block apocalypse.
But more than a year has passed and the number of mobile blockers users is so small in Western countries, that PageFair (main blockers' opponent) hasn't even included them in its report on ad blocking situation.
Mashable believes that this is due to the fact that there are quite a few good ad blockers for mobile devices. Commonly they only work in Safari, and even less of them can block ads in apps.
What do you think? How popular do you believe the ad blockers for mobile devices will be in the nearest future?
Some of you may have already heard about ePrivacy Directive by European Commission. We won't go through all the points of this document, but we can't share the part which goes about ad blocking.
So the latest changes actually allow media companies to take measures against ad blocker users.


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A cook book designed to help every cook make delicious meals with the harvest from the skies.
~ Bacon is the candy of the meat group.
Soak 4 halved goose breast fillet's in cold salt water and get as much of the blood out as possible from the meat.
8) Add BBQ Sauce (as thick as you like).
9) Put on the rolls along with coleslaw, fresh tomato, and a big pickle slice.
Small and thin cuts of waterfowl that has been pounded with a meat tenderizer mallet should describe the meat you are preparing if you want easy chewing sandwiches.
1) Slice goose breast 1/8" thick, pound it with a tenderizer mallet, marinade in beer for a minimum of 4 hours at room tempature.
2) Place cut breasts in skillet with marinade on low heat.
3) Add two strips of bacon and cook until tender.
4) Fry sweet and yellow onions and some sweet peppers in pan with goose.
5) As goose cooks, put on top of onions and peppers.
Load the toasted buns and get messy!
Slow……really slow cooking of waterfowl is needed to make sure the meat is tender and tasty.
1) Breast meat of 2 puddle ducks and cut into small chunks.
2) Add 3 cans Cream of Mushroom soup into the crock pot.
3) Stir in 1 packet brown gravy mix.
4) Add one pack of Portobello mushroom caps sliced into chunks.
6) Cook for at least 6 hours and more is better.
7) Serve over backed or mashed potatoes.
Onions, cheese, and bacon improves EVERYTHING!
1) Cut two large duck breasts into six filets (thin).
2) Cut these filets into strips (thin).
3) Grill in a skillet with bacon (two stripes for each sandwich).
4) Add diced onions and cook on medium low heat.
5) Separate fresh hoggie bun and butter with garlic butter and salt.
6) Toast in the oven under the broiler.
7) After light toasting, place pepper jack cheese on one side of the hoggie and blue cheese on the other (be light on blue cheese).
8) Melt under the broiler.
9) Load the sandwich first one piece of bacon on each side of the hoggie bun and then onions and duck strips.
10) Squeeze together and devour!
2) Strain the meat and place in crook pot.
18) Cook in crock pot on medium for about 6 hours.
20) Put chedder cheese on bottom of each bowl and cover with chili and serve with crackers.
Sauce can make the meal!
1. Heat a teaspoon of olive oil and lightly brown mushrooms then transfer to a paper towel.
2. Preheat oven to 425, beat each breast with a mallet until about pencil thin and rub with olive oil, salt, and pepper.
3. Place an even layer of spinach leaves across the meat. Add 1 strip of pepper, 1/4 cup of mushrooms, cheese and then breadcrumbs. Roll it up like a burrito.
4. Lay out 2 strips of bacon for each breast. Roll bacon around rolled up breast.
5. Heat a large oven proof skillet and brown the rolls for 3-4 minutes. Add half of the wine and cook for 2 more minutes. Place on middle oven rack for 7-8 minutes or until proscuitto or bacon is lightly browned.
6.Remove the rolls from the pan and add remaining wine and vinegar. Stir to loosen bits and reduce liquid to 2-3 tablespoons and mix in butter.
BBQ turns waterfowl meat into Great Sandwich meat!
The older the fowler, the more appreciative they are of great biscuits!
Have all ingredients except lard at room temperature.
Dissolve yeast in lukewarm water with a pinch of sugar. Set aside for 5 minutes.
In a mixing bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Mix well.
Cut in the shortening until the mixture resembles large peas.
On a clean surface dusted lightly with flour, turn out dough and knead lightly.
Roll out 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick and cut, using an old fashioned glass or a biscuit cutter.
Arrange on baking sheet; close together, but not touching for softer sided biscuits or 1 inch or so for more crisp sided biscuits.
Cover with a damp towel and allow to rise in a warm place until doubled in bulk, or about 45 minutes.
Bake in a preheated 450°F oven for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown.
Jalapeno peppers and waterfowl are great together.
Breast ducks and cut against the bias into thin pieces. They should be about as wide as the bacon and half as long. I like to cut them no more than 1/8" thick.
Place duck on bacon and add a little seasoning. I like Pappy's. Place a small piece of sweet onion and a thin piece Jalapeño. You can leave out or add bell pepper if no one likes spicy. Roll and run a tooth-pick through the bacon, onion and Jalapeño. BBQ on a hot BBQ until the bacon is cooked, maybe 5-8 minutes Let stand 5-minutes before serving. They go fast.
We have added a small dab of cream cheese, or BBQ sauce, or minced garlic, or teriyaki sauce.
Food on a stick off the BBQ can’t go wrong.

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If you’re in a hurry and need food fast, pick one of the many convenient options Longview has to offer.
Arby's Longview is a quick-service restaurant serving quality meats on handcrafted sandwiches. We call the transformation from a cut meat to a delicious sandwich "Meatcraft", and our dedication to Meatcraft informs every decision we make. From the sandwiches we serve to our curly fries, shakes and sides, everything we do is in service to the meats. It's why we get to work every morning hours before we open our doors. Good food takes time to prepare, and we're happy to put in the time to make your meal great. Visit the Longview Arby's today.
Chicken Express – providing fast, friendly service of the best quality food! Home of the legendary Express Tenders® and Chicken E® Sweet Tea! We offer high quality, affordable meals that the whole family can enjoy. Our chicken is always fresh and you can taste the difference. Check out our menu and stop by one of our locations soon, you won't be disappointed.
It's our pleasure to happily handcraft your food...every day. We can't wait to serve you soon!
It's our pleasure to happily handcraft your food...every day. We can't wait to serve you soon! We also do Catering!
The accent is on freshness and the selection is fantastic. Choose from a variety of healthy, authentic Chinese dishes served fresh every day.
It isn’t every day you find a restaurant that can make you weak in the knees. But Church’s® isn’t just any restaurant. Here, we hand-batter every piece of our chicken. We drizzle our biscuits with sweet honey-butter right out of the oven. And we make them both in small batches all day long, so they’re always hot and fresh. We put all that love into our food so when you taste it, you get love out of it.
Dairy Queen’s quick-service food concept that features an all-new expanded menu and newly designed restaurant interiors, Dairy Queen began testing the DQ Orange Julius concept in August 2005. DQ Orange Julius blends a sleek, new look with the feel of a traditional ice cream treat shop and offers an expanded treat menu that includes traditional DQ favorites, the Orange Julius line of smoothies and fruit drinks, and new signature desserts and sundaes.
Firenza Pizza was created by two pizza aficionados. Dave Wood and Dave Baer had a goal to develop a restaurant where pizza lovers could get a high quality, artisanal pizza that baked in only three minutes.
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XF 1.x Background Wallpaper download link not found ?
I have installed the fusion gamer style but there was no background.
Then I found a link in the FAQ that said I should download wallpapers.
That link had no wallpaper in it ?
I found the info in FAQ about how to link to my own image so thats good.
Managed to read info in FAQ properly and I found the Wallpaper !
Where do I find extra.css ??
I found the extra.css file in the default style. There was no Fusion Gamer listed other than red files in the default style.
I wish the icons could be a little bit more clear in the Fusion Gamer theme. I am talking about the icons when writing a reply etc. I could not see the media icon very well.
Here you go try these out if you can.
I tried, but as it is not possible to register on bbsmiley it is not possible.
I get encouraged to register but it is not possible as others have pointed out in Xenforo forum.
Can you access that link to download the zip?

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Peter Whitmore was born and raised in Orange, Massachusetts. Under his mother's instruction he started riding and showing horses at a young age. He began his show career showing in the 4-H walk-trot division on his first horse, "Snickle Fritz". Snickles taught Peter the love and patience that are still the foundation of his training philosophy. He later moved on to an Appaloosa gelding "Eyes A Tomahawk", who carried him through the remainder of his 4-H career. Peter continued learning and developing his horsemanship through 13 years of committed 4-H membership and by working closely with his mother, trainer and instructor, Sandy Whitmore.
At age 18, Peter's first clients were the owners of 3 wild Chincoteague Ponies and an Appaloosa filly. They were confident in his abilities and agreed to pay him in advance so he could buy his first round pen, thus "It's A Pleasure Training" was born. Peter owes his success to their faith in his abilities and to his family's constant support and guidance.
Today Peter still lives in Orange with his wife Jessica, daughter Thea, and son Isiah. Peter continues to train at the family farm using the round pen, indoor and outdoor arenas. Training all breeds, ages and disciplines. Whether he is in the saddle or in a cart, Peter rarely goes a day without working a few horses!
Peter has competed locally and nationally on the Crimson Acres Glory Riders Drill Team and in the Craig Cameron's Extreme Cowboy Races, and the Extreme Mustang Makeover. In his "spare time" Peter also works as a special education teacher, is President of Dare to Dream Educational Farm Program and the New England Equestrian Center of Athol (NEECA).


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A 2013 study (Gunn, et al) shows modified live viruses – often referred to as MLV – are more stable but can be inactivated if they are repeatedly cycled above or below the required temperature range. Also, once activated by mixing, MLV’s effective life will be reduced to a few hours and need to be maintained at the 35-degree to 45-degree Fahrenheit range.
Temperatures within a 24-hour period also can be highly variable for individual refrigerators. The Troxel and Barham study demonstrated some refrigerators may take up to eight hours to cool down to the 45-degree Fahrenheit level required or, equally problematic, the temperature may drop below freezing; temperatures were found to range from 28.4 degrees to 44.6 degrees. Some refrigerators were found to remain too cold, varying from 24.8 degrees to 35.6 degrees Fahrenheit over the studied time period.
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I thought that I would, as the final article in my Kungsleden series, share my experience in getting to and from Abisko and Kiruna and some other practical info. This is for information purposes only. I’m not saying that you should do this. Maybe the info can help someone.
Firstly, I joined STF Swedish Tourist Association. I used my membership on the first night when I camped near the Kårsavagge mountain hut. After that I only used it when I stayed at the Kebnekaise mountain hut for my accommodation and when I booked at the Kebnekaise restaurant I received something like a 100 kroner discount as well. It is also possible to get a 10% discount on the SJ Swedish Railway tickets with STF membership too. The STF membership is not free. Please check their website for prices.
I e-mailed SJ and asked them to create a login for me so I could attain a SJ Prio membership. You can only do this yourself online if you have a Swedish identification number. Membership is free. With the SJ Prio membership you can receive a 15% discount on two single journeys. However, they send out promotional e-mails all the time and there is always some sort of discount code with them. So I purchased train tickets from Copenhagen to Malmö to Stockholm to Abisko with a 15% discount summer code. When I was on the night train from Stockholm to Abisko and when I purchased my evening meal I only paid for the drink. Apparently there was a menu campaign for exactly the meal I choose so I got it for free. I think that I can remember receiving this e-mail but I just deleted it and thought no more about it. You show your SJ Prio membership number onboard when purchasing from the bistro shop. Also, the e-mails are all in Swedish so you need to Google translate it all. The next morning at breakfast I used my SJ Prio points, which you can see on a downloaded App or login to your account, and I only paid for one item using my SJ Prio points for the rest. You get 1000 points when you join and more points for your purchases. So it is worth attaining a SJ Prio membership if you are traveling by train. I shared a cabin with two Swedish lads and I can say that I slept fine. I am a light sleeper and wake up at the slightest noise. The SJ Prio membership is free.
If you are hiking southbound from Abisko to Nikkaluokta, then when you get into Nikkaluokta you can take the bus (Nikkaluokta Expressen) to Kiruna. I ordered my bus ticket online here Nikkaluokta Expressen and saved 50 kroner I think it was. I reserved my bus ticket for a Thursday but used it on a Tuesday; it doesn’t matter what day it is. You have to check their website for the timetable. I downloaded the timetable before I left which was a good thing because I couldn’t get service on my mobile at Nikkaluokta and there are no timetables at the bus stop. They refer you to the timetable on their website. If you can get service in Nikkaluokta, some other people could, then you can buy online and receive the ticket via SMS. When I got on the bus there was very good and fast WI-Fi.
You can either stay in Kiruna until your flight leaves from Kiruna airport or take the night train back to Stockholm. I reserved a hotel on hotels.com in February 2018. However, when I was there in August 2018 and on the bus traveling to Kiruna, I searched for prices again and for the same hotel. The result came back with the same hotel but 300 kroner a night cheaper. So I cancelled my original reservation and booked 3 nights at the same hotel. I wasn’t leaving until the Friday so I needed 3 nights.
While I was in Kiruna I visited the Kiruna Iron Ore Mine. It is well worth the visit. You can book a tour here. It is is the world’s largest, most modern underground iron ore mine. The bus drives all the way down to the Visitor Centre at level 540 metres underground.
I carried my trekking poles on board as “carry on luggage”. This was permitted. I asked before going through security at Kiruna Airport and they said it was fine. I really thought that they would not be allowed. I landed in Stockholm and I was there for about 4 hours. Then after the flight being late I flew to Copenhagen. Even though I didn’t go through security again in Stockholm, no one questioned me about my trekking poles.
On my way home I flew with Norwegian Airlines from Kiruna to Stockholm to Copenhagen. When you arrive at Kiruna airport there is a bench area on the right. Here you can wrap tape around your backpack and tie on some name tags. I had packed a standard supermarket garbage bag and cheap travel bag strap only for the flight home to protect my pack from damage. I had some duct tape with me but it only covered the bottom section of my pack where the straps were so the additional tape was great. When I picked up my pack after the flight home it was in tact and no damage was done.
If I think of anything else I’ll update this post.
I love the mountains. Everyone should do this at least once in their lifetime. Thanks for commenting.

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Danny Basavich, a.k.a ‘Kid Delicious’ is perhaps one of the greatest hustlers in pool billiards ever known, and also one of the most interesting pool players ever too. Kid Delicious emanates personality and has a unique playing style.
He plays now at professional level in pool billiards tournaments, but he started off as a hustler. Not just any old hustler, a highly skilled and clever hustler, usingÂ the fact that he was overweightÂ to his advantage. Danny Basavich would stuff dollars into his trousers and target a pool hall where amateurs were playing.
On spotting a table to target, he would sit with a cake, stuffing the cake into his mouth to catch their attention. Being quite a big guy and gobbling up cake he would come across as a bit of a loser. Once the targeted table took notice of him, usually making a few jokes and nudging each other, Danny would ‘accidentally’ let a wad of notes fall from his pocket onto the floor. Then the people playingÂ around the table would inevitably get caught hook line and sinker by shouting out ‘Hey kid . . . do you wanna bet and play’.
Being a hustler takes more skill than just being able to beat other players as deception is the key. You have to lose a few games or make it appear to be a lucky win. Always giving your opponent the feeling that he nearly won and gladly bets again to win his or her money back. Another way is to lose a few games and then try and up the betting. Every pool table is different and you are often playing on tables where the locals know the pool table inside out. Danny Basavich would sometimes place his own pool cue in the pool room cue rack and grab the cue as if it was just an ordinary pool room cue.
Danny Basavich stormed the pool halls and took over half a million dollars in hustled money before finally becoming more well known and famous.
Kid Delicious has a raspy voice after so many cigarettes being smoked in pool halls and has a very eratic looking, energised style. He has a very big personality and he is great to watch.
He was born in New Jersey. He was prone to boughts ofÂ depression when he was younger and dropped out of school early. However, he spent a lot of time at his local pool hall when he was 15, which enabled him to polish and perfect his game before taking the pool halls by storm. So how did he get his name?Â Well, at the age ofÂ 17 he took a trip to New York to take on aÂ pool player with the nickname ‘Kid Vicious’. At 300 pounds in weight and with a bouncy fun style of playing he comfortably beatÂ KidÂ Vicious. Then someone shoutedÂ out for a joke ‘Kid Delicious just beat Kid Vicious!’. So from then on the name stuck in the game of pool billiards circles.
When he eventually moved to West Haven, Conn he spent hours in a pool hall there named ‘Chicago Billiards Hall’ – it was here that Kid Delicious put the final touches to his pool skills and became a true, finely honed and lethal hustler.
Then came the next saga in Kid Delicious’ interesting hustler run. He met ‘Bristol Bob’ who was oddly paired as a friend to Kid Delicious as he was short tempered and they looked quite different from one another. They hustled together raking in the dollars before eventually hiring ‘007’ who was meant to be a secret partner but is now known to be Greg Smith. Greg Smith was a pool spy, he knew where to hit the various pool bars and who to hustle.
After Kid Delicious’ great run people eventually got to know of him. He says that the Internet makes it very hard to hustle these days, as if you win a good amount you can find yourself on a website the next day and then your cover is blown. So that was the end of his hustling in pool billiards, but it paved the way for him to compete in professional tournaments.
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Cuz everyday can be Thankful Thursday, right???
These three years have flown past.
So many doctors' visits and treatments and pills and supplements.
So many prayers and tears and cries out for mercy.
So much gratitude and laughter and joy and peace.
Good food. Kombucha. Green tea. Salads. Juices. Smoothies.
Hugs, kisses, snuggles, and smiles.
Hand holding, hand wringing, and hand raising.
I am grateful to be alive, to be healthy, to be here.
I am grateful to be in seminary.
Grateful to be in service at my church and in my community.
Grateful to be in relationship with people who are willing to love me and receive my love.
I am grateful for Kevin and Susan, Matthew and Monisha, and Raquel and Jay (the three names in bold are the children of my oldest brother) and how they managed to all get pregnant within months of each other. Triplet-cousins is what I have decided to call the three little ones who are being nurtured and loved in the bellies of their sweet and beautiful mamas.
I am grateful for my two children who continue to put up with my interference and questions and overt attempts to keep them from branching out as the (young) adults that they are. They make me laugh. They make me cry. And they make me pray. A LOT.
I am grateful for this sweet man of mine, the one who watches Project Runway with me and eats my randomly prepared meals while also determining that sometimes he would rather cook for himself than wait for me to make up my mind and who loves all my idiosyncrasies and weirdness.
I am grateful for honey and maple syrup and pistachios and cashews and dark chocolate covered almonds with sea salt and turbinado sugar and limes sliced and squeezed into glasses of ice water.
I am grateful for spaghetti squash, broccoli, brussels sprouts - and Pinterest, which provides recipes that combine these ingredients in various and delicious ways.
I am grateful for the ability, the privilege, the opportunity to go to the supermarket and choose such bounty for my family.
I am grateful for the chance to serve at the Loaves and Fishes pantry so that I can help those who aren't able to buy groceries for themselves to receive food that has been donated for their edification. Yesterday I met a mother of six sons who recently lost her job. Her two youngest sons were with her - and she expressed deep gratitude for the counselor at their school who gave her the referral to the pantry. Her love for her children, her desire to care for them and raise them well, and also their respect towards and honor for her were palpable. There was another woman who came to the pantry because she (and her husband) had recently gained custody of her three step-children and needed assistance to feed additional mouths. She works at a local market and spoke reverently about her boss' generosity in letter her take extra groceries home at no charge.
I am grateful that last night I had the chance to hear the story of a Mexican immigrant and his love for this country. He came here to earn money to pay for his last year of law school in Mexico but fell in love with this country and the life he found here. He fell in love with a woman from his hometown in Mexico and they got married and now have two children that were born here. Their love for each other as a family, their love for and pride in their lives here in Charlotte, and their yearning to become legal citizens of this country inspired everyone who listened to think differently about immigration and amnesty and grace and hope. Every person in that room was the descendant of someone who arrived in this nation without documentation and uninvited (or, in my case, against their will) - that dear man simply asks for the same chance, the same opportunity that others have misguidedly forgotten that they too benefit from. I am grateful for his courage, his honesty, and his tears.
I am grateful for sunshine and rain and fallen leaves and birdsong and scampering squirrels.
I am grateful for blenders and juicers and Nutribullets and refrigerators and ovens and sinks and dishwashers.
I am grateful for washing machines and dryers and hanging racks and detergent.
I am grateful for cameras and computers and paper and pens and books and backpacks.
I am grateful for the friend who gave me flowers in honor of my three year diagnosis anniversary and for the friend who sent me a journal in which to write down sermon ideas and other seminary-related inspiration.
I am grateful for the company of loved ones and time alone with The Alone.
I am grateful for safe travel, for safe arrivals, and for safe keeping.
I am grateful, grateful, grateful.


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A somewhat fast way of completing this is to head to the eastern boundary of the quest area (as it's outlined on your minimap) and there is a big pack of like 8-10 felguard guys, and to the left and right of those guys are stairs that lead up to named elites.
Just keep doing that, Don't bother killing any of the smaller packs, just run between those 3 points. You get 5% from each named guy and about the same from that pack of felguards.
A nod to a line spoken by Jeff Goldblum's character Dr. Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park during the scene were the baby Velociraptor is being hatched.
Dr. Íon Flores has actually been hanging out in the Celestial Tournament for a while already.
One of the best quests in WoW.
Just finished it, I believe this quest does not give rep anymore.
You can stand near the elite mob and oneshot him with button 3. 5% every 20 seconds ~ 7 minutes.
All mobs in the area are elite, but i am talking about the mobs with huge HP pool.
Enter the area and take the road to the right, cross the bridge and turn left.
At 60.25, 63.60 is a group of 8 Tropa de Choque Colossal, and surrounding plenty of mobs to kill.
Daily. 150 rep with Nightfallen 165 if human.
/reload ui Will save you camera angle annoyance.
When you swing a left after escaping the menagerie, there should be a named doomguard guy by the fountain. Kill him. Turn left a little more than 90 degrees and there are stairs going up to another named boss. Hit 4 (your run speed increase), go up the stairs, make a circle around the platform hitting all of the wrathguards, go into the middle, press 2 (your aoe roar) and kill everything there. Go back to the doomguard and repeat. The respawn timers are really that fast.
If you hate the camera angle the dino forces, you can reload UI to get a much better camera angle after mounting dino.
If you finish the quest, just use the dismount button. I was stuck on her back after the quest ended, and that took me back to the sea lion pen where Nighteyes is.
I fell into one of the little well/waterfall things in Suramar while on the dino. Getting off the dino teleports you back to the menagerie area and you CAN get a new dino, so don't bother wasting time trying to get out.
As well as the title reference to Jurassic Park, before you escape the Menagerie, Nightborne guards are heard saying "Spare no expense!", "I hate being right all the time" and "Shoot her!".
You would think with how often Su'esh escapes from the zoo and tramples/kills everything in sight that they would just Harambe him.
I completed all the required quests to unlock this one, yet I can't see it on my map (and I see people jumping on the T-rex with no problem). Any ideas on how to fix this? Really need the trinket!
This quest can be incredibly annoying, in the fact that not only can Su'esh deal damage to other Su'eshes controlled by opposite faction characters, she also oneshots them. Meaning that every time you stumble into someone from the opposite faction, you get to do a 1-minute 'corpse run'.
This quest feels very rushed and buggy.
It's so easy to get Su'esh stuck, the camera angle is totally bonkers, and it takes far to long to munch through the quest.
Probably my least favorite daily in Suramar.
Did they remove the trinket reward? As today this quest is giving only gold for me.
Not even worth doing IMO. Takes too long and with all the competition running around you're better of spending your time elsewhere. This is the only WQ I typically will hit the /ignore button on.
As of 9/15/16 this quest got way way way faster. It used to take like 10 minutes and I just now finished it in under a minute.
I found the quickest way to get to 100% is at the roundabout in the Gilded Market, where Arauto da Ruína Sinárius is. Just run around using the rush skill and then eat/stomp the mobs that are left. I usually complete it in less than a minute.
Other than the obvious reference to Jeff Goldblum's famous line "Life finds a way," the NPCs all have varying quotes from the film as well.
- I hate being right all the time.
And of course, the titular line "Clever girl" that Graedis Oenthar quotes before Su'esh attacks him.
So I did all of the quests leading up to unlocking this, yes I double checked, but for some reason this world quest hasn't popped once and its now been a week. Any suggestions?
While the Jurassic Park references are fairly obvious, I thought it was clear someone in quest design had read the Dresden Files.
Can anybody please help me figure out how to unlock this WQ?
I have my Nightfallen But Not Forgotten achievement.
I have done all the quests in the Crimson Thicket area.
I have done the Apex Predator questline.
This WQ will not appear for me.
Can anyone please tell me what it is I am missing to unlock this WQ?
1. Go to zone above suramar walls below Telanor and there u will find white seal floating in river @51.55 which gives quest Survival of the fittest.
2. Second quest leads to cave @47.52 where u get quest Apex Predator.
3. Final quest is right in same cave Shallalic Park.
Hi i am cement shaman.. i read this ---> Players can win this item when selecting the following class specializations:elemental,restoration.
Now i change the tallent and start the quest,and maybe drop the trinket...and change back to tallent?
I not get this trinket with enhancement specializations?
Hey, what is up with the quest not rewarding a trinket anymore? I got the reward once and never again. It's the same for everyone else, no one has seen the trinket as reward for a week and a half. So if you rolled a 830 trinket, you are kinda stuck with it since its still better than most of the gear available atm.
Can anyone sheed some light onto the matter since the trinket is still one of the best in the game ( with mythic emerald nightmare opened!).
This is the best quest in the game.
All of these hints on how to do the quest faster and easier.
You are literally riding a rampaging dinosaur through a city, devouring demons and stepping on Highborne for points.
WHY WOULD YOU WANT IT TO GO FASTER?
I have no proof that this was the trigger, but this WQ didn't show up for me until I did my withered training for the first time.
I originally found it difficult to get to this WQ, as it was difficult to get to the gate and it's a long drop from the area above.
For me now, this is my quickest easiest way from Shal'Aran.
2. Go west through the upper class district. Grab Mana Ancestral as you see it. Go to point 50.09,54.53.
3. Drop down to the ledge below.
4. Go along to 50.57,55.96.
5. Drop down into the water (where you find . You don't take damage dropping into water.
Has anyone found out what triggers the world quest to appear? I did the quest chain. However, I haven't seen it appear yet (two weeks now). But I do know it's spawned.
What I want to know is why they put her BACK in the menagerie.
"Sir, Su'esh just broke out for the sixth time today. Are you sure it is wise to keep her?"
"What ever do you mean? She is our star attraction! Why should we get rid of her?"
"She breaks out of her enclosure and rampages through the upper city on a regular basis."
"Sir, I think she's working for the rebels."
I haven't seen the trinket spawn as a reward from this for weeks now, some kind of nerf or something happened.
is it me or since 7.1 does this nolonger spawn?
Can anyone comfirm that the quest can indeed reward the trinket after 7.1? I have yet too see it reward anything other than resource or gold with the past two weeks.
Can confirm this trinket still drops (and/or spawns with the wq).
For some reason it only appears once in feed, but I assure it's been looted twice.
Is this quest extremely satisfying to anyone else? I get so excited killing all these NPCs that have collected plenty of gold off me.
This quest makes me so happy I would literally pay the wq reward to them to be able to do it. I HATE Suramar City and all the gear repairs it costs me, to be able to beat the crap out of anyone on a dinosaur is therapeutic. Anyone else stay mounted longer than you need to just to smash all the residents of this god awful place?
does anyone know still, if the shock baton trinket can drop from this world quest? "life finds a way"
Don't queue for a BG when you're doing this world quest. If you do and the queue pops while you're in the quest, dismount Su'ehs and wait until you're ported back to Su'esh's pen before accepting the queue.
I dismounted, accepted the queue, and as soon as I loaded into the BG I was sent to Su'esh's pen and received a Deserter debuff.
Jim Butcher's novel Dead Beat also is referenced here, but I prefer naming the original Sue as the reference because she's so amazing and beautiful.
You must ride a Dino(huge,i mean literarily huge one) who is located in a cave at ;coords 47:53(cave entrance is like 47:52).The rest is easy and kinda fun.
Just smash them all !
On 11/11/2017, the shock baton world quest was up on CN servers.
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British art fans and tourists have much to look forward to with the start of the largest showcase of outdoor works, Frieze Sculpture 2017, which takes place in the English Gardens of Regent’s Park.
Berner Venet’s 17 Acute Unequal Angles.
Since 2003, the fair has served as a platform for contemporary artists to showcase their pieces, with long-time curator Clare Lilley at the helm. This year’s exhibition, which lasts until October 8, features works by 24 artists, including Magdalena Abakanowicz, Rasheed Araeen, Urs Fischer, KAWS, and Alicja Kwade.
Jaume Plensa’s Tribute to dom Thierry Ruinart.
Open to the public, the event will have a series of tours that aim to provide insights into each piece. Visitors can also download the Frieze Sculpture Audio Tour app, which features Lilley explaining some of the selected works in the exhibit.
Londoners and out-of-towners can look forward to getting a copy of the Summer Art Map, a guide to the best public art that can be seen throughout the city during the summer. The map includes five permanent artworks that can be seen in the city’s Tube stations.

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This amazing Caribou Antler Handle Knife with Hammered Blade with a 5 1/2″ blade and a leather sheath is beautiful with its caribou antler handle and 440 C stainless steel blade. A perfect for gift for any knife collector. Each piece is made from a real shed antler from a caribou. You will want to have the entire collection of these wonderful Caribou Antler Handle Knife with Hammered Blade with a 5 1/2″ blade. These knives are truly a unique gift for the outdoorsman in your life.

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Super Mario Land 2 DX is a color hack for Super Mario Land 2 in the same vein as Link’s Awakening DX. It is completely done in ASM and takes advantage of some of the unique features of the GBC hardware, so it doesn’t work with classic Game Boy.
The aim of this hack is to make it look as official as possible and to document it the best I can. It started as a quick and dirty side project to document a colorization project (as my code for For the Frog the Bell Tolls DX is a mess), but I’ve ended up investing a lot of time polishing it and now I want it to be a full-fledged colorization hack.
By any means, that's my baby and I want it to be beautiful. But I'll release this hack first.
I saw this earlier on /vr/ and I think it looks extremely good. SML2 is my favourite Mario game and I'm happy to see it getting some love.
The 'DX' in the title screen seems a bit too humble, though. Otherwise insanely good job.
Like I said in one of the other threads, I hope you give the fire versions a new palette. The feather in their hat don't bother me but I wanna see them get proper palettes when they get a fire powerup. Maybe they should change to orange when they get the bunny ears.
This hack looks really good tho. I wanna try it asap.
On one hand, giving them a new palette would be inconsistent with the official artwork. On the other, the feather in the hat was clearly only done because of the four-color limitation, like the shoulders on the Varia Suit in Metroid 2.
I'll probably release two patches as I mentioned before, one with the original graphics (a heart instead of the 1-UP Mushroom, "feather Mario" instead of the proper Fire Mario, no Luigi, etc.) and another one with the modified ones.
I'm constantly tweaking it, but there are so many limitations that it's really difficult to make it look better. What do you think?
Is it possible to change the palette as you're scrolling the map around?
I love the work that's been shown so far, and I would love to see the finished product.
This is a really cool hack that you're making, I'm looking forward to checking it out when it's release.
One thing you should edit is change Wario's eyes to make them look more like the ones from his official artwork for this game.
This looks great, I love it when old games get improvements like these. Will Luigi work like SMA2 where you can switch to him on the map or will it be Lost Levels style where you choose your character at file select?
I should have pointed out that the hippo, clouds and most of the turtle head are sprites and can be freely colored. Maybe I'll change the cloud color.
Thanks! I'm not at Wario yet, but I'll look into that when the time comes.
This looks amazing! One of my favorite games of all time, thank you for your hard work on this.
I'm sure it's been asked before, but have you looked into coloring the first SML? Any other GB classic you are looking into coloring in the future?
Looking great. This is one game I've never really put much time into.
...but for some reason, I've beaten the crappy first game twice!
I agree with the 2 patch idea.
I'm as purist as they come.
It's actually quite interesting. I started playing Mario Land 2 this week since I haven't played it in over 15 years.
The black and white is exhausting. This project is music to my ears or...a sight for soar eyes. There we go.
Toruzz, you keep producing very high quality work. I can't wait for both projects to be finished. You have a great eye for color!
Hey, this looks amazing! Maybe this will motivate me to complete the game more - I have the original cartridge as a matter of fact and was mere pixels away from completing it a few years ago!
Can't wait to play it in colour!
This is exciting, alwsys great to see stuff like this!
What you gonna do for Space Zone? That's kinda devoid of colors to begin with. Can we see some screens of what you got in mind?
My only suggestion for this (if the palette is really limiting) would be to use the same tone of colour you have for the turtle head to be used for the Star/Moon. Having them in an odd orange tone seems weird haha.
Or if the turtle head is a separate sprite/palette, then perhaps changing the brown to a more light tone to resemble yellow for the star and moon would do it.
That's my only suggestion, the Mushroom house doesn't look bad in orange at all, it's just the Star and Moon which I feel seem odd with the orange hue.
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The event will be held at Bruce Rossmeyer’s Harley Davidson in Daytona Beach and supports Volusia County Sheriff’s Office in their efforts to improve the quality of life for thousands of at-risk youth across Florida through counseling and life-changing services provided by the Florida Sheriff’s Youth Ranches’ six campuses around the state, including one in Volusia County.
Police Motorcycle riders from around the country come to compete in this Motorcycle Skills Challenge. Event is held at Bruce Rossmeyer’s Destination Daytona.


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From left, Russell Garrett, Minita Gandhi, David Groccia, Matt Jones, and Jonathan Fisher star in the ingenious and imaginative comedy, Around the World in 80 Days, through Nov. 22. For tickets call (401) 921-6800 .
Warwick, RI — Step back in time to the late 1800s, hold on to your hat, and imagine yourself on a whirlwind tour around the world by ship and rail in Ocean State Theatre’s “Around the World in 80 Days”, showing through Nov. 22.
Purchase your tickets and join in the exploits of Phileas Fogg and his faithful manservant in a race to beat the clock with stops in Egypt, Bombay, Calcutta, Hong Kong, Yokohama, and the United States. Vicarious adventurers will experience intrigue, romance, and madcap comedy every step of the journey.
Based on the classic adventure story by Jules Verne, originally published in 1873, Mark Brown’s script is an ingenious and comedic adaptation that shines. Under the direction of Mark Torres, five talented actors portray no less than 37 characters, the action is nonstop, and patrons are treated to comedy that ranges from slapstick to dry and understated. Set design by Michael Martineau is masterful.
Phileas Fogg, superbly played by Russell Garrett, agrees to a wager and sets out to travel around the world in 80 days, a feat unheard of in the 1870s. Every inch the proper Englishman, Fogg is accompanied by his devoted French manservant, Passepartout, marvelously portrayed by Matt Jones. All along the way, the pair is pursued by Detective Fix, expertly played by David Groccia, who mistakenly believes Phileas is a bank robber. Groccia also excels at playing eight additional characters, including a hilarious turn as the Reverand Wilson’s servant.
Minita Gandhi is spot-on in the role of Aouda, who is rescued by the travelers and eventually falls in love with Phileas. Phileas’ obvious infatuation with the beautiful Aouda, and his refusal to acknowledge it, keeps the audience wondering when he will finally express his true feelings to her. Jonathan Fisher does a yeoman’s job of portraying no less than sixteen different roles throughout the production.
Russell Garrett as Phileas Fogg and Minita Gandhi as Aouda travel by rickshaw in Hong Kong drawn by Matt Jones in Around the World in 80 Days.
The play’s itinerary, which was critical to the original story, is still fascinating as the audience is drawn back to a time when destinations such as Bombay, Calcutta, Yokohama, and Hong Kong held great mystery, not only due to their exotic locales, but because of the difficulty in getting there. The characters in this tale travel via steamer, rail, elephant, and even a sail-driven “snow sled” as they strive to get back to London before the deadline.
Ocean State Theatre is located at 1245 Jefferson Boulevard in Warwick. Ticket prices range from $34-49 and are available online, by telephone, or in person at the box office. Performances are held Wednesday through Friday evenings at 7:30 p.m. with matinees on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m.
It won’t take you 80 days to get there, but the trip is certainly worth it.


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Alvarado, J.S.; Neal, T.J.; Smith, L.L. & Erickson, M.D. August 1, 1997.
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Recently there has been much concern with the ability of plants to uptake heavy metals from their surroundings. With the development of instrumental techniques with low detection limits such as inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), attention is shifting toward achieving faster and more elegant ways of oxidizing the organic material inherent in environmental samples. Closed-vessel microwave dissolution was compared with conventional methods for the determination of concentrations of cerium, samarium, europium, terbium, uranium and thorium in a series of samples from the National Institute of Standards and Technology and from fields in Idaho. The ICP-MS technique exhibited detection limits in parts-per-trillion and linear calibration plots over three orders of magnitude for the elements under study. The results obtained by using nitric acid and hydrogen peroxide in a microwave digestion system for the analysis of reference materials showed close agreement with the accepted values. These values were compared with results obtained from dry- and wet-ashing procedures. The findings from an experiment comparing radiometric techniques for the determination of actinide elements to ICP-MS are reported.
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Alvarado, J.S.; Neal, T.J.; Smith, L.L. & Erickson, M.D. Microwave dissolution of plant tissue and the subsequent determination of trace lanthanide and actinide elements by inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry, report, August 1, 1997; Illinois. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc693701/: accessed April 20, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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I am from a land of hurricanes, a place where the wind can rip off your roof and send it hurtling through the air to embed pieces of it in the trunks of distant trees. So, I know that at the very heart of the biggest, most dangerous storm, there is a place of absolute calm, where the air is still. All around it are walls of wind, full of torn leaves and branches, tin cans and bits of paper. The wind nearest the core is the deadliest, but inside that circle at the center, the sky is blue and the sun shines. Once when we were children, huddled around kerosene lamps inside our shuttered house, tuned into the shortwave radio so we could plot its course, our mother took my brother and I outside, hands held tight, into the eye of a hurricane. We saw great arms of cloud stretching out in an arc a hundred miles wide, saw grey walls of storm, miles high, all around us, while stood under clear, sunlit skies. My mother was nothing if not audacious, and in the middle of a raging hurricane, she took us to see the sun.
Tai guay naninchino. In the language of my Caribbean indigenous ancestors, these words could simply mean, good morning, friends. Nanichi means heart and no makes it plural. Guay is the sun, and the Catholic priests who came to Boriken, renamed Puerto Rico, men who accompanied and assisted in the conquest and slaughter of my people, wrote down in their chronicles that tai means good. But these were men fresh from the bonfires of the Inquisition, ready to impose their own ideas of good and evil on everyone they met, at sword point if necessary. From what I know of my ancestral culture, and by the poetic license of my own heart, I have come to believe that tai means that state of knowing ourselves to be connected, in reciprocity and gratitude, through the deepest ties of kinship, to everything that exists.
Tai guay nanichino: we are one with everything under the sun, dear hearts.
Ever since I learned that this year’s High Holy Days theme was spiritual audacity, I’ve been thinking about the source of audacity and how we find it. I believe the answer is tai, the joy that comes from being fully present, here and now, with what is.
To be clear, when I say joy, I don’t mean happiness, or optimism, or contentment. You can turn your back on the world and find all those things. When I say that joy is the source my audacity, I am speaking the midst of heart wrenching grief and anger for my country, in the midst of my own struggles with depression and loneliness, anxiety and overwhelm.
Joy is to mood as stars are to the weather, a constant to steer by, sometimes hidden by storm clouds, but high above them, untouched by wind or rain. This is not to say that the weather of the world isn’t violent, drenching, harsh. We could spin forever from emergency to emergency, shouting no to each new crime—but that would be steering by chasing clouds. If we are to live audaciously, we need to step into the calm eye of the storm, and steer by the stars, to imagine in rich detail, the biggest, most delicious, satisfying, inclusive future that we can, a great flowering of human potential and wellbeing, project our hearts and minds into that future, and then spend our lives walking toward it, and each time the weather buffets us, wait for a glimpse of sky, find that bright point of light, and adjust our course.
But in order for that dream to be accurate, to burn bright enough for navigation, it needs to be rooted in the reality of here and now, all of it. This is how we turn trauma into light. Trauma is not the opposite of joy, it’s the husk around its seed. The more we face into the world, the more we let ourselves know how other people live, the more we learn not only about their pain and rage, but also their love and resilience, their defiance and hope, and it’s from that full spectrum of knowing that we fill in the details and colors of the world we want. There is a joy that rises from being with what’s true, even when that truth includes the terrible.
We live in a society that tries to reduce our biggest dreams to marketable packets of distraction or comfort, as if that were the most we could hope for, but comfort and distraction are not the wellsprings of joy. We live in a society that tries to control us through bribery and threat, hoping we’ll decide to live small lives that won’t upset the way things are. We are not grasshoppers. Grasshoppers are fine. They are here to live grasshopper lives. But we are people, with the gifts of both memory and imagination, able to learn from our many histories, and create what does not yet exist. It makes it possible to face the terrible with joy.
We don’t need to spend every moment of the day shouting no. We can learn to sing a thousand-voiced harmony of yes. In 1993, I visited the National School of Music in Havana, and while our group waited for the bus to pick us up, a group of teenage boys, two of them Black, three of the white, played guitar for us. It took a few minutes to realize what it was that moved me to the edge of sobbing. Then it hit me. It was the first time I had ever seen young Black men whose body language held no trace of the fear of violence. Whenever I go out into the streets to express my rage and grief over yet another Black or brown death at the hands of the police, I carry those boys with me. They are my yes. Yes is what keeps me going.
And I carry MPD150, a hope based, grassroots organizing project in Minneapolis, in which the communities most affected by policing researched and evaluated the performance of the Minneapolis Police Department over the last hundred and fifty years, concluded that they are best served by a future that is police free, and are charting a path to make it so.
It’s true that audacity can arise from crisis, and courage can spring from fear. Emergencies can draw more from us than we ever thought possible, but that kind of boldness runs on adrenaline. It doesn’t have the horsepower for the long haul. When the crisis passes, we settle back, exhausted, into our accustomed lives.
To live a lifetime of audacity, dwelling in the place where joy meets justice, year after year, can only be sustained by being so in love with a vision of what’s possible that we no longer flirt with despair.
The world is full of weather, full of all the urgency and danger of the present moment, but the work of social justice has always been urgent, and if we let that drive us, we’ll never make the time and space to dream together, dream big, and set a real course toward our dreaming.
Imagine this, that each one of us is weighed down by unearned punishments and unearned rewards, that when we are punished, not for what we do, but just for existing, it’s like being wounded, so that we guard our injuries, and they become easily inflamed, making us lash out or turn in; and when we are rewarded, not for what we do, but just for existing, it’s like being drugged, so that it seems natural to have more and better and easier, and we are oblivious to whole provinces of the social terrain where our own privileges settle like fog, to hide the landmarks of other people’s suffering.
Imagine then, that seeking the sources of audacity in our lives, choosing to know whatever we must to find it, we discover that there is nothing to defend. Whatever the harm done to us and the real wounds of it, our scars are not treasures to be hoarded. Whatever our complicity in the deprivation of others, whatever we’ve allowed ourselves, in the name of comfort or fear, to accept instead of freedom, is not worth having, that injustice was already here when we were born, that it’s much bigger and older than our mistakes, that claiming each other is much better than lying low.
Then the work of turning to face truth, of bringing our full selves into the commons, becomes joyful beyond measure. When the fog is burned off, what remains is an illuminated landscape, where the entire geology of our lives is laid bare, and we see how we are woven together, see the ground of solidarity we must walk, to reach the future we love.
Tai guay nanichino: we are one with each other, lit by hope, ablaze with love.
imagine winning. This is your sacred task.
nest under a flock of roofs that keep multiplying their shelter.
out of the heavy clouds, and justice rolls down like waters.
Defend the world in which we win as if it were your child.
Defend it as if it were your lover.
until it shines with hope.
Into the throat with which you sing. Escalate your dreams.
any dark alleyway of history and not lose your way.
Over the grim fog of exhaustion, and keep walking.
Hold hands. Share water. Keep imagining.
Today, with Puerto Rico torn apart by climate violence disguised as natural disaster, burdened by manufactured debt, when it is we who have been robbed and are owed, I am imagining all that is possible when people stand among the ruins of a colonial misery they can’t bear the thought of rebuilding, and ask, what could we do instead?
When the people of Minneapolis, stop talking about bad apples and police reforms and ask, what could we do instead?
Ninety-eight years ago, today, more than a hundred black sharecroppers in Elaine, Arkansas had the audacity to organize themselves to demand better pay from plantation owners. White mobs responded with a state sanctioned rampage, massacring between 100 and 240 Black people. Returning Black veterans of WWI, no longer willing to tolerate the violation of their most basic rights, also began demanding justice, and faced the same murderous mobs. A wave of lynchings and race riots swept through dozens of cities in what came to be known as the Red Summer of 1919. None of the attackers went to jail.
Right now, as we pray for the spiritual audacity we need in these times in order to do the work of tikkun, tens of thousands are honoring those dead tenant farmers and drawing from their courage, as they pray with their feet in Washington DC, and in sister marches around the country, saying no to the killing and systematic abuse of Black and Indigenous people, saying yes to a world in which their full humanity is celebrated and safe. Here and there, two breaths of a single prayer.
¿Quien dijo que todo está perdido?
Yo vengo a ofrecer mi corazón.
Tanta sangre que se llevó el río.
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