 ago. As in the case of the Far North pervasive tropical disease creates a barrier to entry for the desert-dwelling peoples above the Far South, like the Noapte and Ishtabi, though this hasn’t prevented expeditions by both races to try and explore this mysterious, misty land. There are small Noapte colonies along the coast of the Austral Ocean, but that’s about it.Bikin tartar sauce. 

* Sebagian telurnya direbus matang, terus potong dadu kecil-kecil. Pinggirin dulu. 
* Satu telur buat bikin mayones: di gelas yang agak tinggi, campur sama minyak sayur, mustard, dan lemon pake immersion blender. 
* Bawang bombay dicincang dadu kecil, rendam di air garam jenuh sekitar 15 menit, terus bilas dengan air bersih. 
* Tinggal campur deh ketiga bahan diatas + garam dan lada sesuai selera. 

Enak dimakan sama daging teriyaki tipis kayak yoshinoya atau buat bikin chicken nanban.Apr 05, 2017 · Gas burners can be turned up and down very easily and quickly compared to coal, especially, stoker type coal boilers. Gas burners can also be used for pilot burners to start the flame, and for flame stabilization at low load factors. Boiler Types and Gas Co-firing. There are two primary types of coal boilers, stoker and pulverized (PC).
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Yes, but OP is claiming that there are NO repercussions if a woman lies about paternity. A paternity test essentially tells you if the DNA donor is the father— it’s not inherently going to tell you who the father is otherwise, and tracking down a potential one-night stand to get tested and standing in court is a hell of a time and money sink. All of the things you said are true and good, I’m just pointing out that OP is incorrect about there being no avenues for a non-father to take if lied to about paternity.Thought everything was nice and cool putting my chassis back together. Installing my skid plate when I noticed something not quite right. Turns out my transfer outputs are about 1 1/2" out of parallel with the pumpkin(s) output. I did the Downey conversion per the instructions. Is this too far out of alingement? what affects will it have for the road? should I go back to the drawing board and get it to the nats ass? I've run out of holes on my motor mounts to go any further left.
Take care and happy trails to ya, maddog.
I'm not sure what conversion you're doing, but as long as the front driveline clears everything, that inch and a half won't matter.
I did a 350cu with a turbo 400 into a '68 FJ-40.
If you are talking about L to R lateral alignment, it is no problem. I have seen people running a cuiser offset rear from a centered output NP205 with no ill effects. If you are talking about an angle mismatch between the two flanges, it may be a problem with vibration.
??? My two pumpkins run true to the frame (parallel) and the transfer is 1 1/2" over to the right line, parallel to the frame as well.??? Hope this explains it a little better.
There should not be any issue with having the output off center by a tad bit..
I've run mine with about a 2" offset without ever any problems I wouldn't worry about it.
I built my rear axle 4" offset to deal with my 2F and Atlas combo.
When I went to the LT-1, I was centered and now the rear is 4" offset L/R.
It is not a problem since I only have a 7* angle up/down.
No CV, runs just fine, no vibs.
Great!!! That's music to my ears. Sure thought I f'ed up somewhere. It was a real concern for me since I will be using my Cruiser for the street also. Thanks a bunch for the info.The Darkness 2
Games out this weekend: Catherine, Kingdoms of Amalur, The Darkness 2 and more
As 2012 kicks into gear we’re seeing more great games hitting the store shelves. After a slow start gamers are now spoilt for choice. This weekend will see a handful of great titles arrive in shops….
Top 5 console games to buy February 2012
When it comes to gaming, the beginning of the year may not have been the most blockbuster-filled, but starting this month, that all looks set to change, with some corking games poised to hit the…Performing Arts at St Joachim’s includes a wide range of activities in the creative areas of Music, Dance and Drama.
All classes from Foundation-Year 6 have a weekly hour of Performing Arts following a sequential program that includes singing, dancing, instrument playing, listening, creating and making music. In the early years (Foundation- Year 2) students work on their understanding of pitch using the sol-fa singing notes and hand signs (do, re, me, fa, so, la, ti, do’) where they are encouraged to discover and develop their ‘singing voice’. They also work on their understanding of beat, rhythm, tempo, dynamics and tone colour using a variety of percussion instruments such as drums, maracas, castanets, tone blocks, triangles, cymbals, bells, guiros, tambourines and claves, as well as learning to read basic rhythmic patterns. All students in Years 3-6 learn to play the recorder and the ukulele in a class setting, learning about music notes, chords, melody and harmony. They also learn how to read music symbols including notes on the treble clef stave, note values, rest values, time signatures, dynamics and tempo markings. Students in Years 5 & 6 begin to read formal music notation and start to compose their own digital music using the online recording studio ‘Soundtrap’ on their Chromebooks.
Our students have many performance opportunities, including our Whole School Concert which is held every second year at the Frankston Arts Centre and the Senior School Production which is held every alternate year at the Cranbourne Community Theatre. A school Talent Show is held each year in the school hall and our Liturgical Choir lead the singing at school masses and at events out in the community. ‘St Jo’s Musos’ is a music club held in Term 1 where students can make music together as an extension of what they have been learning in music classes. At the end of each year all students from across the school take part in our annual Christmas Concert.
There are certainly a lot of music making, singing, dancing, acting and performance opportunities here at St Joachim’s!Tetra Tech says the District of Columbia Department of the Environment has awarded the company a $35 million general environmental services contract that includes technical support services related to the assessment and remediation of contaminated sediments in the tidal portion of the Anacostia River, a heavily urbanized river flowing through … Read more »It’s the first full week of January, so it must be time for the Consumer Electronics Show to steam into Las Vegas. The hottest trend of the 2015 show seemed to be home connectivity (particularly that of the wireless variety), but there were plenty of other appealing gadgets on display that had nothing to do with the creating a “smart home.” Anyway, the following 10 products are the ones from the CES2015 floor that made us stop and look twice.
There’s a whole host of gizmos that you can plug into a modern flatscreen TV’s USB or HDMI ports to turn it into a “smart” TV, but none of them will turn it into a full-on PC running Windows 8.1. That changes with Intel’s $149 Compute Stick, a device that looks like an oversized thumb-drive but is actually an HDMI dongle that contains a quad-core 1.33 GHz CPU, 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of solid-state storage, plus Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a USB port and a MicroSD card slot. Intel also plans to offer a similar Linux-based Compute Stick for $89, with an on-sale date for both sometime in the first quarter of this year. Very, very cool.
What the heck? How did a car get on a list of gadgets? By being completely unlike any car being produced today, that’s how. The Mercedes-Benz F 015 Concept is the German nameplate’s vision of a future autonomous large luxury sedan, and it features a striking interior that’s capable of being arranged into a lounge configuration and six screens – one in the dashboard, one in the rear bulkhead, and one in each of the four doors – that serve a variety of functions. It’s a fascinating indication of what will be possible with vehicle interior design once commercially available self-driving cars become a reality.
Wireless-streaming-ready speakers from the home are nothing new, but we haven’t seen any as fancy as Raumfeld’s newest examples of the breed. These bookshelf-sized Stereo M speakers (priced at $1,399 for a pair) were designed to conform with Digital Living Network Alliance guidelines with 24-bit decoding and built-