 one of Bdale's first cousins, has a site documenting his theatrical set designs, paintings, and other fun stuff.
Space Machine & Engineering Corp, operated by another of Bdale's first cousins. It's kind of cool having a waveguide company in the family!
Graves Mountain Lodge, owned and operated by "my extended family" in Virginia. We used to visit often... and still get back once in a while!
Visit the Radio Farm... a most unusual place!
Colorado Satellite Services Jim and I worked closely together on AO-40 RUDAK, and he's definitely "one of the good guys". The EyasSAT educational satellite system linked to from his page is neat stuff.
He now has a Wikipedia page!
A photo of him from 1919, in uniform.
There are scholarships in his name at VMI and Hollins.
Greek typed in lirik's chat, lirik was in a bad mood or something because he called greek a leech and banned him.

Afterwards on twitter Erobb started talking shit to lirik, either because he wanted to get in on the drama for clout or defend his friend greek.


On twitter/reddit greek viewers were attacking lirik. Lirik had no idea who erobb was and assumed he was just another white teen greek viewer pretending to be black online, dudes twitter banner (header? no sure what it's called) was litterally a bunch of trihards. 

Lirik apologized when he found out erobb wasn't just another greek fanboy attacking him on twitter.

That's the lore.Comparative Study on Bioactivities from Lingzhi or Reishi Medicinal Mushroom, Ganoderma lucidum (Agaricomycetes), Gives an Insight into the Fermentation Broth Showing Greater Antioxidative Activities.

Ganoderma lucidum is one of the most famous mushrooms in traditional Chinese medicine. At present, the fully utilized parts of G. lucidum are mainly fruiting body and spore powder. The wild and artificially cultivated G. lucidum fruiting body is costly and rare. Therefore, how to improve the utilization of G. lucidum by means of fermentation is worth investigating. The present study was to perform submerged fermentation of G. lucidum and compare the bioactivities of G. lucidum submerged fermentation broth and fruiting body extract. After the extraction and submerged fermentation methods were optimized, the optimum conditions for extraction were determined as ethanol extraction at 80°C with a solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:30, and those for submerged fermentation were cultivation on malt extract medium for 6 days at 30°C. Under the optimum conditions, the antioxidative activity and tyrosinase inhibition rate of the fermentation broth were 1.2-4.1 fold higher than those of the ethanol extract. Cytotoxicity analysis showed that the ethanol and water extracts and the fermentation broth effectively inhibited pancreatic cancer cells and prostate cancer cells, with much smaller effect on nontumor human embryonic kidney (HEK293T). These results demonstrate that the submerged fermentation could improve the utilization value of G. lucidum and the fermentation broth can be used as an antioxidant additive applied in food, drugs, and cosmetics.Rod advice. Looking at Nissin Zerosum 320 or Suntech Tenkarabum 33 or open to other recommendations. Which will fill gap in my rods?

So next month I will be going on a fishing trip to a club in western PA and need a rod for my girlfriend.  The streams are probably 25ft across max and often times smaller and do have some brush.  However it will be stocked with what I assume big trout.  As I normally fish for wild trout and others in small streams I don’t know what kind of rod I will need to pull in a big hatchery raised trout.  Currently I have a Nissin Tenkara mini 270 and a Tenryu Furaibo Tf39A on the way and would like to add a rod that rounds out my selection.  Would 320 be a good length or is 360 better?  Can the Zerosums handle a big trout?  Thanks for the helpHi, I'm Juan Moran a topliner and music artist from Durango, México. I'm currently writing music for artists and for sync. I can make your musical ideas come to life easy!
More on Mills...
Heather is currently on NBC, complaining about the way the media rips into people's reputations while - simultaneously - suggesting that Paul McCartney is a bit mean when it comes to his charitable donations and hasn't done enough to protect her from the beastly press.
Meanwhile, does Mills really think that You Care is the best way to air her grievances against The Sun? It's somewhat histrionic, calling the paper "the so-called Sun", as if - amongst the real problems with some of its content - it's somehow passing itself off as a giant fireball at the heart of a solar system.
It's been put together by Mills' sister, and finds time to buff Heather's halo a little on the way:
More to the point, if you're claiming the moral high ground and calling for unbiased reporting, shouldn't you at least mention that The Sun has apologised for its coverage of the Hillsborough deaths? You may wish to add you feel it was an economically-motivated apology, you might also choose to say it was too little, too late. But not even mentioning it might look a little like... oh, could it be misrepresentation?
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It all seems, superficially, a bit of a PR own goal. Putting aside any legitimate grievances Ms Mills has (and she wouldn't be alone in grievances against the press but she's in a no win situation) it just comes across as victim mentality outbursts combined with a personal style that doesn't come across well. I do wonder who is advising her regarding dealing with the media or even if she's taking any presentation advice.
As a general rule, posts will only be deleted if they reek of spam.Easter Island is a remote Island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The nearest land mass is a 4 and a half hour flight away – that is similar to London Cairo, or New York Denver.
Easter Island or Rapa Nui as it is known by the islanders, is Chilean territory and is served by daily flights from Santiago and a once weekly flight from Tahiti.
The Island’s history is convoluted and tragic and one of the main attractions to visitors are the moais (monolithic human figures which are found all over the Island ) and the mystery that surrounds them.
This is not a beach destination, but an open air museum hosted by a charming and friendly peoples, the Rapanui of Polynesian ancestry.
These are out top 10 things to do and see for those visitors to the island.
The ceremonial complex at Tahai is the largest archaeological site near to the island’s capital Hanga Roa. The restoration gives an idea of what life was like for the original inhabitants. The setting of the Ahu next to the ocean and in a field of green is a wonderful place to see the sun lower over the horizon at sun set.
Ahu Tongariki is the largest Ahu (sacred platform) on the island and due to its location the best to witness sunrise from.
Its moais were knocked over during the island’s civil wars and it was also been dragged inland by the effects of a tsunami in 1960. The 15 moais have been restored and sunrise is a magical start to the day.
A guided walk to hidden caves on the North East coast such as Ana Te Pora, Ana Kakenga, Ana Te Pahu as well as the platforms of Ahu Akapu and Ahu Te Peu are the opportunity to witness and experience some of the island’s mystic magic away from the crowds.
For those PADI certified divers there is the unique opportunity to dive and see the fallen moais under the water in the sea.
Pea beach is in the middle of the town of Hanga Roa and is one of the main places on the island where sea turtles congregate. It is a great place to spot them ever mindful that these are and endangered species.
This is the opportunity to learn about the night sky over one of the most remote islands in the world. Gain an insight into the history and navigational techniques used by the ancient Polynesians and see the magnificent moai with a star studded background if the weather conditions permit.
Dance is an important part of Rapanui culture – learn about their dances as well as their traditional costumes. This is a fun activity especially if you wish to participate or are with children.
Learn how to carve figures with a local artisan as your teacher. Make your own moai to take home!
The waters around the island are very clear and the waters tend to be very calm. This is a great place to snorkel..and you are in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Terevaka Volcano is the highest point of the Island. Hike up to the summit in around 2 hours and treat yourself to 360 degree views of the Island.
Rent a bike, go on a horse ride, get a tattoo, go to Anakena Beach, visit Rano Raraku and more!
Easter Island is a place of magic and mystery. If you wish to go and explore get in touch with us at Andean Trails and we will help you plan your adventure.
I write you to thank you for organising the trip for us. Everything