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Once again I remind myself the day I signed up to this website and to be honest I'm surprised I can still remember it at this point. I didn't even realise it was 9/11 yesterday until halfway through the day when others mentioned it. So what can I say about my 9th year on NG over the last 12 months? There's one simple word that describes my time on NG from last 12th September to now: Decline.
If you regularly browse on the BBS even to this day, you'll know how little I've been active overall. I've hardly posted as much and I'm sure I've only done a minimal amount of modding this year so really I shouldn't have my mod status anymore if things go this way for me. To be honest, there's been a few things that have triggered the downhill of my contributions on here and they mostly relate to the real world.
You may or may not know that I had a girlfriend earlier on this year. This was sadly short lived and when it came back to single life, it made me rethink what I was doing with my spare time. I felt I was less interested in being active on this site so I put most of my activities on the back seat and spent my free time on other things. Although most of my internet time is spent on social networks (i.e. Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr), it's not entirely a bad call since being more active on Tumblr has found myself with interesting new people with some I've even met in the outside world and I have some plans to meet other people from there in the near-future.
This year alone I've been thinking to myself how much it sucks to be stuck at home doing pretty much nothing. I'm jobless for the most part and it's not easy to find ways to get myself out of the house with the exception of Wednesdays and Saturdays where I'm seeing my friends as usual but recently I have motivated myself to go out on Friday night more often. I wasn't too sure of it at first since I hardly knew anyone that would be going anywhere but as I acquired some more connections, it's been easier to socialise and now I simply can't deal with being stuck at home on a Friday night anymore. I just enjoy myself talking to the old and the new at the local rock bar and as time progresses I'm bound to know more great people!
I suppose what I'm trying to say here is how I feel I'm getting somewhere in life when I'm out and about in the outside world. Being stuck at home just feels bleak and I need to make great use out of my free time. Sadly Newgrounds can offer very little for me now and as much as I wanted to have a good decade on here, it gets harder and harder to maintain activity and by this time next year I'll probably even struggle to do my daily deposits. If it happens that I find myself with very little time and motivation on here then it must mean I'm getting too occupied with other things in life which is always a good thing. Even if I go elsewhere, those that wish to remain in contact with me can still do whether it's PM on here, Tumblr, Facebook or Twitter. All my contacts are seen on the userpage so feel free to add me on any of them.
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Walz, a four-term Democrat from Mankato, called the new cuts "draconian" and called on lawmakers to oppose them.
"[Hardline Republicans] were promised this vote, even though it has no chance of passage [in the Senate]. It's purely to make a statement. Now, we're dangerously close on our time to pass [the farm bill]," said Walz, "Being hungry is not a sin. They had no goal with these cuts. They just voted for this total because they wanted to."
He said the level of the cuts in the new nutrition bill "will take food directly out of the mouths of the hardworking families, senior citizens and veterans," which comprise three-fourths of the food stamp recipients.
In additional to Walz's opposition, he expressed new pessimism on Thursday about whether the farm bill would pass. He noted the Senate would be unlikely to approve the cuts passed by House and will likely return much smaller compromise cuts. He is concerned with the intensity of hardline Republican opposition to smaller cuts.

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Still mostly quiet on the trade front, as we enter into the final quarter of the fantasy season. Following along the same lines as the last three weeks, we'll conclude the series this week by analyzing the potential trade candidates of the Sharks, Blues and Canucks.
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Players in the last seven days with the highest production in each category who are less than 50% owned in Yahoo leagues.
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Maaaasquito Bite of the Week: Paul Kariya
It's definitely interesting to see a 35-year old make the list as a waiver wire pick up of the week, but the shocking thing is that he's only currently 21 percent owned in Yahoo! leagues. Granted his 29 points in 56 contests pretty much scream out waiver wire material. The fact of the matter is that Kariya's ship is beginning to right itself as he has five points along with 28 SOG in seven February contests. With the prospect of Kariya entering unrestricted free agency in the off-season, he could very much act as a rental player for a playoff contending team come March 3rd, which would see his fantasy value skyrocket. Either way now that we've hit the three-quarter point of the fantasy season, you might want to use these next two weeks to fully evaluate your team to see if you are in need to pick up a huge sleeper candidate for the rest of the season.
Now onto the good stuff.
I split the players into three categories.
HOT- look for the player to garner plenty of trade attention come deadline time.
LUKE WARM- the player does have some trade value, but will need a considerable amount of work in order to get moved.
ICE COLD- the player has essentially a slight chance of being moved, but don't bet the farm.
San Jose
Safe: Dany Heatley, Joe Thornton, Ryane Clowe, Torrey Mitchell, Jamie McGinn, Dan Boyle, M.A. Vlasic, Doug Murray, Kent Huskins, Jason Demers, Thomas Greiss
Patrick Marleau- Marleau's the Sharks' third leading scorer as he's averaging 21:11 per contest while playing in all types of situations (3:23 on the power-play and 2:34 short-handed) in San Jose. Marleau plays too big of a part of the Sharks' offense to be dealt at the deadline. Look for him to remain in San Jose after the deadline.
Joe Pavelski- Although Pavelski's influence isn't as prolific as Marleau's, he's still contributing in many areas for the Sharks. His 3:01 on the power-play and 2:37 short-handed ranks him as important to the San Jose squad as Marleau. Pavelski probably is a big part of the long-term future of the Sharks, especially if they decide to let Marleau walk in the off-season. He'll stay post-deadline.
Devin Setoguchi- The Sharks' top-six is pretty set in my opinion with Marleau, Thornton, Setoguchi, Pavelski, Heatley and Clowe occupying the top two lines. He's slated to become a restricted free agent heading into summer, which is why I slotted him into the movable list, but with a salary of just $1.247 mil, including bonuses, the Sharks won't be too desperate to move him.
Rob Blake- Blake's the third-leading ice-time receiver in San Jose. The Sharks will need to utilize the experience from the 20-year NHL vet, and won't be moving him at the deadline.
Jed Ortmeyer/Manny Malhotra/Scott Nichol- The Sharks' checking line has done a fantastic job this season, as they've been shutting down most of the opponent's top offensive lines. The trio has a plus 16 rating despite just amassing 55 points on the season. The Sharks will need to keep that trio together for the post-season if they were to face off against highly offensive teams like the Blackhawks, Canucks, Penguins or Capitals.
Brad Staubitz- The Edmontonian has appeared in just 32 contests this season, which he has amassed just six points. He has just nine points in his NHL career, which probably won't generate enough interest in his services during deadline time. He won't be moving.
Dwight Helminen- Along the same lines as Staubitz, Helminen is a career AHLer. He doesn't garner much trade value and most likely won't be moved.
Niclas Wallin- He was just acquired last week for his strong defensive play, so he won't be changing addresses for the second time in a month.
Jay Leach- Leach is essentially a seventh/eighth depth defenseman, he doesn't carry much trade value moving forward.
Evgeni Nabokov- Nabby's 34 wins, 2.26 GAA and .928 save percentage rank him second, fifth, and third respectively in the league in those departments. He's a top-five goalie, who will be the starting goalie for the high octane Team Russia, so it'll take one hell of a deal to pry Nabby out of San Jose, which probably won't happen.
St. Louis
Safe: Andy McDonald, Brad Boyes, David Backes, Jay McClement, T. J. Oshie, Patrik Berglund, B.J. Crombeen, Eric Brewer, Barret Jackman, Roman Polak, Ty Conklin
Paul Kariya- There's a few teams that could definitely use a 15-year NHL veteran for the post-season push. The thing that might hold back any potential deals is his $6 mil price tag. The Blues and Canucks have been negotiating heavily the last few weeks, and perhaps sending Kariya back to his hometown might be a great retirement gift for him. A combination of Pavol Demitra plus Kyle Wellwood, Corey Schneider and draft picks for Kariya, David Perron and draft picks could make sense for both teams.
Keith Tkachuk- Much like Kariya, Tkachuk is quickly approaching his expiry date. The 18-year veteran has amassed 1,061 points in 1,189 career contests, and playoff-bound teams could definitely use his veteran presence upfront as an upgrade come deadline time. His 56.9 percent faceoff win efficiency currently ranks ninth in the entire league, so for teams who are struggling in that department (Colorado, Calgary, Dallas, Anaheim or Buffalo), Tkachuk might be a great addition come deadline time.
David Perron- Youngster Perron has world class talent, but motivation seems to be the biggest roadblock to his fantasy production. You can pretty much Youtube his highlight reels just to see how good he really is, but it's the occasional healthy scratches that concern me. At a salary of just $875k, Perron might expect a big pay rise that the Blues can't afford for next season. I wouldn't peg him as a candidate to move at the deadline, but he is one of the more attractive pieces that the Blues could utilize as trade bait.
Carlo Colaiacovo- There is numerous rumors floating around the internet surrounding Colaiacovo's status come trade deadline day. One of the main reasons why his name has been bandied about is because of his pending unrestricted free agent status in the off-season. He is a young blue-liner who does have plenty of offensive potential, but it's the defensive aspect of his game that's getting him into trouble. The way I see it is that he's a poor man's version of M.A. Bergeron. Now if you given a scenario where you could have a more offensively talented Bergeron for an asking price of just $750k or option b) a $1.283 mil price tag for Colaiacovo, which would you choose? Expect Colaiacovo to be a prime candidate to be moved at the deadline.
Darryl Sydor- Sydor is a great stay-at-home D and at a tender age of 37, he's had plenty of game time experience under his belt. At a salary of just $1 mil, he could be a great rental option for teams right smack dab in the middle of the post-season hunt.
Alex Steen- Steen has really proven himself as a huge power-play threat as 11 of his 28 points have come on the man advantage. At just 25 years of age, there is still plenty of room for the former 24th overall pick to develop further. Once the "oldies" clear out of the Blues' locker room, it'll really open up some extra ice-time for the young'ins moving forward. By averaging 2:19 on the PP per contest, I don't think he gets moved at deadline time.
Brad Winchester- The cagey 5-year NHL veteran has yet to find himself a full-time NHL gig in his young career. The reason might just be his lack of offense as he has just only 40 points in 236 career contests. Either way there isn't much trade demand for a third-line checker, especially at the deadline, so don't expect Winchester to be moved at the deadline even though he's due to be an unrestricted free agent in the summer.
D.J. King/Cam Janssen- With a combined goose egg in point production between the two, it's pretty safe to say that both will be following along the Winchester boat and won't be moved at the deadline. Janssen might receive a bit more interest because of his 163 PIMs which rank him second to Zenon Konopka in that department in the entire league, but generally speaking goons don't really move on trade frenzy day.
Mike Weaver- There isn't much trade demand for a seventh/eighth depth defenseman, especially one that has only tallied a total of five points this season. Look for Weaver to head into the off-season as an unrestricted free agent.
Erik Johnson- The former first overall pick has certainly started off his NHL career on the right foot as he's amassed 62 points in 129 career contests. It's fairly rare to see young defenseman operating near the 0.5 point-per-game pace, which makes the things that he's accomplished even more special. Even though Johnson is scheduled to become a restricted free agent at the end of the season, he's pretty much as untouchable for the Blues as they possibly come.
Chris Mason- Most teams are already set between the pipes moving forward. The Blues are only four points out of the eighth playoff spot out West, so they'll probably need solid goaltending to at least keep some playoff hopes alive. Mason will probably finish the season as a Blue where he'll test the free agent market in summer.
Safe: Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Mikael Samuelsson, Steve Bernier, Alex Burrows, Darcy Hordichuk, Rick Rypien, Kevin Bieksa, Sami Salo, Alex Edler, Christian Ehrhoff, Nolan Baumgartner, Roberto Luongo
- Mason Raymond- Raymond has had a huge contract year as he has tallied 43 points in 61contests. The problem is the Canucks have a few up-and-coming prospects that are ready for top-six gigs (Sergei Shirokov, Cody Hodgson, Michael Grabner). With both Sedins, Burrows, Kesler, and possibly Samuelsson/Bernier occupying the top-six, I don't quite know where Raymond fits into the whole equation. I see him being utilized as a throw in as part of a package deal which might help the Canucks acquire some scoring depth at the deadline.
- Mathieu Schneider- Schneider has five points in eight contests playing for the Moose. The Canucks signed him in the off-season to help jumpstart the power-play, but as the season rolled on, they were quite happy relying on Edler, Ehrhoff and Bieksa to get the job done. The 40-year old definitely has tons of experience under his belt, and could provide some much needed veteran experience on the blue-line for a few playoff-bound teams. At a salary of just $1.55 mil this season, it's probably not that harsh of a pill for potential trading partners to swallow.
- Corey Schneider- Schneider is probably in the worst possible scenario that he can possibly face. He has world class potential, but is stuck behind a world class talent with plenty of gas left in the tank for the future. There have been numerous reports of the Blues being interested in the young netminder, but will anything come of it will be the question that remains on our minds for the next two and a half weeks.
- Pavol Demitra- It can go either way for Demitra, in 11 contests since returning from shoulder surgery he has amassed four points. That's not exactly mind-blowing numbers, but it does show that he's still capable of putting up some offense. The Olympics will pretty much make or break his trade value come March 3rd.
- Kyle Wellwood- With just 15 points this season, it's definitely hard to justify his $1.2 mil salary. If a few GMs are glass half-full type thinkers, they could look back to the 2006-07 season where Wellwood picked up 42 points in 48 contests and recognize that there is some offensive potential in him. There won't be a huge amount of interest in Wellwood, but GM Mike Gillis might receive a few offers.
- Jannik Hansen- The Dane is progressing well in his young NHL career. He's just 23-years old and still has plenty of room for development left in him. The only problem is that he's not a great fit as a bottom-six player, and as you can tell from reading above, there really isn't a slot for him in the top-six in the near future. The Canucks might consider using Hansen in a similar situation as Raymond, where he'll be a throw in as part of a larger deal.
- Shane O'Brien- O'Brien is the physical presence on an otherwise not so physical blue-line corps. I really think that the Canucks will really miss his physical play if they were to deal him at the deadline, but then again they might garner plenty of trade interest in the rugged defenseman.
- Andrew Raycroft- Despite appearing in just 14 contests this season, Raycroft has a 2.31 GAA along with a respectable .912 save percentage. The Canucks are largely Luongo's team, but if an injury were to befall upon him, Raycroft should be more than capable of filling in. But then again, his $500k salary could also be quite attractive to teams trying to clear salary for the rest of this season.
- Ryan Kesler- The former 23rd overall pick is really coming into his own the last two seasons as he's amassed 113 points since the beginning of last year. The Canucks have only committed roughly $38 mil of their salary to signed players for next season, so Kesler should head into off-season negotiations with a giant smile on his face. The Nucks need him for the post-season drive he won't me moved.
- Ryan Johnson/Tanner Glass/Alex Borduc- There isn't a huge demand for third-line players at the deadline which is why the trio probably won't be moved at the deadline. Johnson leads all Canuck forwards in short-handed ice-time, which provides further evidence of his importance to the Vancouver roster. Glass and Borduc act as depth players for the Canucks, which probably won't impress very many potential trade partners.
- Willie Mitchell- At a salary of $3.5 mil this season, that's a hefty price to pay for the services of a shut-down defenseman. He averages a league-high 4:04 of short-handed ice-time each contest for the Nucks, which just shows how vital he is to the Vancouver defensive corps. They'll need his services to match up against the highly offensive Sharks or Hawks during the post-season, so he won't be changing addresses at the deadline.
- Brad Lukowich/Aaron Rome- Both blue-liners act as the seventh/eighth defenders for the Canucks. They'll probably want to keep them as insurance policies for the post-season. The duo won't be dealt.
Questions or comments? Like always I'll be ready and willing to discuss them with you in the comments section below. Enjoy the two-week break from fantasy hockey, and we'll see you back here next week with more goodies from the Wild West.
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Something around Schneider for Kariya might make sense for the stretch, but I don't know if the Canucks can absord his $6M salary.
Maybe something like Tkachuk and Coliacovo for Schneider and a pick? Both guys are UFA from the Blues, and would add depth to the bottom 6 and the blueline, respectively?
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that would also make room for cody as third line center next year. Cory needs to go somewhere he can get a chance and Kariya in vancouver would be great.
Any bets on whether raymond will hit 30 goals?
Maybe raymond/bieksa/draft picks to toronto in a kaberle/stalberg deal?


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Santa Fe >Lodging > Americas Best Value Inn
2405 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM | Directions 8750535.660312 -105.982276
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Great deal for the price – Stayed two nights. Check-in was easy and friendly. Small, old room, but new toilet and shower head. Amenities: hair dryer; iron & board; shampoo; cable TV, but no movie channels; clean towels; mini fridge. Nicest feature of the room was the vaulted ceiling. We had an end room, yet we heard someone coughing both nights as if he was right in the room with us; paper thin walls and just bad acoustics.
Hotel features: free parking; indoor heated pool and jacuzzi open until 10:30 p.m.; Exercise room consisted of a cycle machine, step machine, ping pong table, water cooler, telephone, and bathroom.
Complimentary breakfast from 6:00-9:00 a.m. with donuts, bagels, toast, instant oatmeal, cottage cheese, bananas, oranges, cling peaches, pineapple chucks, coffee, hot chocolate, orange & apple juice, variety of teas/chai. Simple, but nice dining area with Santa Fe artwork. There was a microwave, but not sure why since the dining area closes and is not accessible after the breakfast hours.
Located on Cerrillos Rd, three miles SW of The Plaza. When asked about a good local restaurant, the hotel recommended "Tomasitas". I had a chicken burrito w/green chile and I was very disappointed. It was a local favorite for the bar, but the food was bland and mediocre at best. I suggest The Shed on E. Palace Ave. for ambiance and food. A bit pricey because of its location, but a safe bet for decent food.
Santa Fe lacked in visitor activities. Unless you're a wealthy art connoisseur, there isn't much to do, so you may prefer a fancier hotel. For those who just want a clean place to sleep at night and enjoy a swim or soak, then The Lamplighter is a great deal for the price.
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Since 1946, this Phoenix, Ariz.-based hotel chain has provided guests with comfortable accommodations. Its BestRequests program offers 16 of the most frequently requested services and amenities, including complimentary in-room tea/coffeemakers, hair dryers, iron and ironing boards, free local calls less than 30 minutes and long-distance access. Complimentary toiletries, like toothpaste, razors and sewing kits, are also available upon request. Business travelers will enjoy the computer data ports in each room and photocopying services.
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Forward Philippe Coutinho was Liverpool's matchwinner, but Jamie Carragher was the star of the show at Anfield as he made his 737th and final appearance for the club in a 1-0 win against QPR.
The veteran centre-back brought down the curtain on a first-team career spanning 16 years and 131 days - the seventh-longest in the club's history.
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Such is the 35-year-old's longevity that he has served under six different permanent managers at Anfield, and his influence on the team during that time cannot be underestimated.
And while the day was rightly a celebration of his achievements, the fact the game had the slight feeling of a testimonial would not have impressed the ultra-competitive, ultra-professional Carragher.
Coutinho's sweet strike after 23 minutes provided the only goal, but the difference between the two sides was huge and Liverpool should have put a hatful past relegated QPR.
There was a sense of out with the old and in with the new as 17-year-old Jordon Ibe, signed from the Wycombe academy, made his debut.
The youngster was 13 months old when Carragher made his first Liverpool appearance, but was not over-awed and provided the assist for the opening goal.
Cutting in from the left, he teed up Coutinho to fire home a low shot from 25 yards.
The Brazilian should already have had one to his name as, in the opening couple of minutes, his low, diving header from Stewart Downing's corner was cleared by full-back Michael Harriman but only after it appeared to have crossed the line.
Coutinho, Liverpool's player of the second half of the season after arriving from Inter Milan for £8.5 million in January, also almost scored direct from a corner and had a shot blocked by Shaun Derry.
Despite QPR's lack of real attacking thrust, Carragher continued to be the focus - although trying to add to his career tally of just five goals by attempting to punch a cross past Robert Green would hardly have been fitting.
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All afternoon, the Kop had been urging Carragher to shoot - from a varying degree of ridiculous angles and distances - but he declined them all until just past the hour.
The ball dropped to him 25 yards out and he smashed a first-time effort that cannoned back off the post with Green well beaten.
But it is not his goals for which he will be remembered - highlighted by the statistic that, since he returned to the first team in January Liverpool have lost just one of 15 league games, conceding 12 goals.
And his attitude in that respect was typified when he outsprinted Remy to prevent the ball going out for a corner by mere inches and direct it back to goalkeeper Jose Reina.
He was substituted for Sebastian Coates five minutes from time to a standing ovation, but the old warhorse would much rather have seen out time on the pitch than take the applause - however deserved it was.


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You'll be picked up at your hotel and transferred to Haarlem where your moored barge awaits you.
Once aboard, enjoy a Champagne welcome and an introduction to your crew and ship. Afterward, take some time to get settled in to your stateroom. Shortly afterwards we begin our cruise to Leiden, where we moor overnight. This evening your chef welcomes you to your table with the first of many delicious offerings. Candlelit crystal and gleaming silverware add to the romantic ambience of what promises to be the first of many memorable occasions.
The 12-passenger Savoir Faire was built in 1932 as a Belgian transport barge. She was converted into a hotel barge in 1979 and was substantially refurbished for the beginning of the 2005 season. The air conditioned interior is unique with five separate areas for passenger enjoyment, whether for a personal retreat, a gathering at the on board piano or all passengers together enjoying each others company. The saloon, dining area, and bar are finished in mahogany, teak and brass and decorated with antiques and paintings collected over the years. Two spacious sun decks offer magnificent views of the countryside and bikes are provided for those who wish to explore further. Savoir Faire features six staterooms all of which are air conditioned and have en-suite facilities. Each can be configured with two twin beds or with one queen bed. All cabins offer good lighting, a large number of electrical outlets, and include 220v European standard and 110v U.S. standard power outlets. Internet access is also available. You will be attentively catered to by six English-speaking crew including the captain, deck hand, master chef, tour guide and two housekeepers.
This morning marks a cruising highlight: a walk through the Keukenhof Gardens, Holland's best-known garden park, with more than 100 acres filled with over 7 million flowering bulbs. You'll stroll through breathtaking waves of color on this unforgettable half-day excursion. Return to the barge for lunch followed by a cruise to Delft, famous for the blue and white porcelain which bears its name.
After breakfast you'll take a walking tour of the Royal Porcelain Factory, where beautiful hand painted ceramics are still made. You then take a stroll around the cobbled streets of Delft before joining the ship to begin your cruise through the busy port of Rotterdam and onto Gouda.
This morning your tour guide will escort you through the streets of medieval Gouda, where you will see the most famous of all stained glass windows in Holland. A leisurely stroll through town is a must, with its "Disneyesque" main square and small boutiques. After lunch you cruise through towns clinging to the canal sides to an overnight mooring at Uithoorn.
Today you begin your cruise along the winding Amstel River into Amsterdam and then through the very heart of this enchanting city where small canals and unique architecture take you back to a bygone era. You can literally reach out and touch the passers by. Leaving Amsterdam you'll join the mighty North Sea Canal and head west towards the overnight mooring at Zaandam. After lunch your tour guide drives you to Zaans Schans with its clog maker and working windmills. There's even the first supermarket in Holland.
Your final cruise day takes you to Haarlem, a town of exceptional beauty with its main square, once used for jousting and the famous Frans Hals Museum. There will be plenty of time to enjoy this wonderful place and to shop around its many boutiques. Tonight, celebrate your company at the Captain's table with mouth watering offerings from your chef.
After breakfast you'll disembark from your barge, and receive a 30 minute transfer to your hotel in Amsterdam.
A transfer from your hotel to the airport with a private vehicle and driver is provided.
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"I just want to thank you for a wonderfully organized vacation and barge experience in France. We were pleased with every aspect of our vacation and will definitely recommend your company. We will also certainly recommend our exceptionally capable, pleasant guide in Paris. She was knowledgeable and fun to be with. I gave this trip a 10.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you for putting together the magnificent Antarctica Tour that my daughter and I just finished. Every detail worked perfectly from the time we got on the plane at SeaTac airport in Seattle, until the time we returned to SeaTac.
Giselle Lopez, the excellent tour guide in Buenos Aires was waiting for us at the airport there with a car and driver. Her half day tour of the city was excellent--she is a fantastic guide and so knowledgeable. When we checked into our hotel room, it was just great--and then we turned on the TV to a local news channel and were greeted with the news that a new pope had just been chosen and he was from Argentina! (How did you arrange the timing on that?) The location of our Hotel Madero was perfect for a short walk in the vicinity. That evening, in spite of a horrific traffic jam, our driver arrived on time to take us to Rojo Tango. Next morning we were taken to the airport right on schedule.
We were met in Ushuaia by a guide and van who took us on a tour of the National Park. Again we were fortunate to have such a knowledgeable guide. Las Hayas Hotel is definitely a winner. Our room was deluxe and dinner couldn't have been finer. Next morning we took a cab into Ushuaia for some shopping and lunch. Our driver met us a promised at the Hotel Albatross and delivered us to our cruise ship (our bags had been picked up that morning by the cruise company at Las Hayas).
The Russian cruise ship, Akademik Sergey Vavilov, was another winner. We had a lovely cabin (my daughter insists it was the best one on the ship because of size and location). Surprisingly, many of the Staff were from Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and Canada, which made for a lot of conversation for us. Again the Staff were so knowledgeable and helpful and took special care of this 80-year-old little lady. The lectures on board were great, the food delicious, the guests delightful. The Russian crew were a delight taking care of our needs efficiently and quietly.
Antarctica is so very special and spectacular. We came home with so many amazing photos and videos. We have been regaling our friends with our adventures.
From the time we left the cruise ship in Ushuaia til I walked in my front door, it was 33-1/2 hours! Next time could you arrange for Scottie to "beam us up?"
Again, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for a truly amazing once in a lifetime adventure. I hope to call on you again in the future.
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"I just wanted to let you know that we really enjoyed our tour of St Petersburg. Our guide was very professional and knowledgeable yet flexible and fun. Using Kensington tours for our shore excursions truly made out time in Russia the highlight of our vacation.
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When it comes to sex and diabetes, it's sometimes hard not to get discouraged. Estimates of the number of diabetic men who experience sexual dysfunction range from 20 percent to a stunning 80 percent. And men with diabetes are three times more likely to experience sexual problems than men without diabetes.
Neuropathy, or nerve damage, is the primary culprit, but other contributors are lack of nitric oxide, a chemical that helps dilate your blood vessels, and damage to the blood vessel walls, which also reduces blood flow to the penis. On top of this, there are the medications that are often prescribed to men with diabetes, which can have side effects that cause difficulties with sexual functioning.
Peter, Meet ED
Fortunately, discussion about sexual dysfunction's come a long way. For something that was never mentioned in good company, it's out of the closet in a big way. It's even got its own nickname these days: ED, for Erectile Dysfunction. The new openness is due in large part to Viagra, which brought ED out into the open and made it much less embarrassing to talk about with your doctor. Viagra, one of a group of drugs that also includes Cialis and Levitra, works by increasing blood flow to the penis and blocking the enzyme that allows blood to drain from the penis. As a result, an erection occurs naturally and stays around for quite awhile.
What's Up, Doc?
Your doctor might tell you that Viagra is not for you because you have physical conditions that won't allow it, you're taking medications that don't mix well with it, or your particular condition won't respond to it. Nevertheless, you're well on your way to a solution just because you've managed to bring up the topic of ED with your doctor. Now you can begin to discuss the plethora of other options that are available to restore your sex life. There's a real can-do attitude out there when it comes to ED, and there's no reason why you won't be able to find something that works for you.
You might want to try penile injection therapy, in which you inject a medication directly into the penis that causes blood vessels to widen, allowing blood to flow more freely and create an erection. The idea of an injection might be a bit threatening, but in fact it's really simple and works well for many men.
To use another method, known as intra-urethral pellet therapy, you place a tiny medicated pellet inside the tip of the penis. As the pellet dissolves, it releases medication that increases blood flow and causes stiffness in about five to ten minutes.
Then there's the vacuum pump. To use this, you place a plastic device over the penis, and a vacuum withdraws all the air from around it, causing blood to flow into the penis and making it rise like a balloon. Then you put a constriction ring around the base of the penis to hold the blood in place. It's a bit bulky and awkward to use at first, but it's cheap and easy, and it often does the trick If these simpler treatments are unsuccessful, there are about 15 different models of penile prostheses available for surgical implant, and they're far more sophisticated than they used to be. One, for instance, involves placement of two silicon rods into the penis, which keep it in a state of semi-erection constantly. Your doctor or urologist can tell you about the others and whether one might be right for you.
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Of course, it's important to talk to your partner about what you're going through if you're concerned about erectile dysfunction. Sometimes just worrying about ED can cause ED, so talking to your partner might be all it takes. If you think it might help you, sex therapy is an option that can teach you and your partner about paths to satisfying sex that you may not have considered.
The most important thing, however, is not to give up. Sex is extremely important to a healthy life. After having sex, hormones are released in men that contribute to a feeling of love and attachment. You don't want to let those feelings die. Go ahead and talk to your doctor about ED. It's a very common problem, and it's very often fixable. And remember to tell your partner what's going on, because even if medical solutions aren't your cup of tea, there's more than one way to have sex—even if ED's in bed with you.
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While I am in my tech review mode, here's another.
We went to CPEC today to trial a 'Point-it' joystick for S to use in place of a conventional computer mouse, which as I mentioned in my last post, he finds very hard to use.
The 'Point-it' looks like this (there are different options for the shape):
S tried first with his weaker right hand. I thought it was going to be a real fizzer as his control was poor and he couldn't get a decent grip on the joystick at all.
But then magically, as we changed it over to his stronger left hand, he took control. He was able to really efficiently use the joystick to navigate the screen and use the buttons on the sides of the joystick to make things happen. He was excited. I was excited too.
The joystick can work on any computer and just plugs into a regular USB port. You can adjust the speed of the movement of the cursor and the different buttons allow for left click, right click and drag functions. You don't need any software on a computer to use it, so from what I gathered, you simply can plug it into any computer and use it straight away.
We're hopefully going to be able to borrow one over the school hols so S can get a bit more practice with it at home.
BUT expensive.
This nifty bit of hardware will cost more than our iPad – it's listed here on the Spectronics website as costing $879.
But, I can really see how this would open up access to computers for S, especially at school.
So, funding applications, here we come again!!
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Warning! There are several large capacitors in ATX power supplies, that will store a dangerous charge for a long time. Please let your power supply discharge, completely unplugged from the wall outlet, for a few days before opening it up. You can probably be seriously hurt, so please be very careful. I am not a lawyer, but I hereby release myself from as much liability as I can, for any sort of injury you sustain, or any trouble you get into.
Step 1: Background
Computer power supplies are Switch Mode Power Supplies (SMPS), which use high-frequency switching circuit elements to provide a high-quality output voltage, with good energy efficiency. One side effect of this technology is the minimum load requirement that each power supply has. In order to function properly, the power supply needs at least a very small electrical load connected to it. In other words, ATX power supplies will only work if you have something connected to it. We will be using a power resistor to provide this minimum load.
Also, modern power supplies do not simply have an OFF/ON switch, they have what is known as a "soft" power switch. This normally makes no difference to the user, as the computer behaves the same, but when you shutdown your computer, the motherboard can turn off the power supply when it has finished shutting down. This requires us to add our own power switch to the power supply chassis.
To protect our circuit from accidental (and careless!) short circuits, we will install some fuse-holders and fuses, which will disconnect the circuit supply lines if too much current flows. The size of the fuses are up to you, but a 1 amp fuse will work just fine for most circuits. You really should put fuses on all supply lines.
Update: While the diagrams show fuses on all voltage rails and no fuse on the ground line, when I actually built my power supply, I was young and foolish and only put a fuse on the ground wire. It's much safer and a better idea to put fuses on all signal lines and not the ground line. Thanks to many emails and messages on Instructables about this oversight.
When I use the 10W100Ohm Resistor and connect the green line with the black line, Some noise comes for a second and then stops .. Sometimes the noise comes for 5 seconds and then the Fan starts but then immediately stops ! .. Is there something wrong with the Power Supply I am using or is it the resistor ?
It really sounds like the behavior you describe is due to insufficient load current, or perhaps some other problem. I would try a power resistor with a smaller resistance value to try and draw more current. You could try connecting two of your 10W 100 ohm resistors in parallel, producing an equivalent resistor of 20W 50 ohms that will draw 100 mA, and dissipate P = V * I = 5 * 0.1 = 0.5 watts shared across both power resistors. Good luck!
I always wondered why all tutorials use or suggest to use specifically a 10 Watt 10 Ohm resistor for dummy load. In high school I was taught: P=V*I => P=V*V/R
In this case: P= 5*5/10 = 2.5 Watts So I always wondered, why use a 10 Watt resistor instead of 5 Watt. Even considering possible spikes the resistor wouldn't be damaged. A constant load that produces 5 Watts of heat or more would be necessary to damage it.
What about use a incandescent bulb instead? Maybe hader to find soon becouse of led lamps tough.
im done with my led cube project and im using our clg LAB RPS to power my cube.now im planing to use pc smps.can i dircetly connect the smps 5v rail same as rps? smps has very high current ratings,does it make any damaga to my cube?
RPS- regulated power supply.
HINT: if you have a choice of old power supplies, pick a QUIET one!!! And test repeatedly as you build.
I opted o remove some of the unwanted output cable bundles at the root, if you do this make sure you have a really powerful soldering iron or you'll end up doing more cooking than clearing (I used a gas-powered one for this bit).
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Thanks again,
I have been reading your instructable and I have built my own until i found the grey power-good wire. what did you do with your (probably grey) power-good wire?
I know this is an older post but i will try to make this power supply for me.
What fuse do you take ?
Hi this might sound crazy but what size of fuses should I use on my +5V an + 12V as they are the only one I am going to use
Hope that helps! If you need more advise, let us know what you're planning to power with your power supply, and that will help us know how much current it might draw. Good luck!
Good luck!
Do you think that I can modify something in order to deactivate the PSU's short-circuit protection? An idea of mine, is to slowly increase the Amps by using a trimmer - potentiometer. I have no idea what kind of trimmer to connect or whether this would ever work. What's your opinion?
It's really weird that you can get a large load to stay on by playing with the switch, I'll have to think more about why this might be.
I don't have any experience with disabling the short-circuit protection on a power supply, and wouldn't really know where to begin.
I don't think it would work to use a simple trimmer/potentiometer to limit the current draw. If you have a motor controller driving your motor, you could slowly increase the motor's speed after power-on to try and gradually increase the current draw?
Good luck!
I don;t know whether this makes any difference, but just to let you know.
Also, I managed to make the PSU work with the 10W LED attached without having to play with the switch. I didn't change anything. It seems that the PSU is just "used" to it!
But the motor still doesn't work...
It's made by Delta electronics, manufacture date 2008.
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Tevin Golson, 21, of Lorain, was charged with felonious assault and theft for the incident that started about an hour after he left the Lorain County Jail, according to the reports.
Golson was released from the jail about 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, according to the sheriff's report.
Deputies arrested him later for an incident that began about 1:30 p.m., when Golson is accused of driving off in a taupe 2008 Jeep Patriot parked at 9373 Murray Ridge Road, down the street from the sheriff's office at 9896 Murray Ridge Road, Elyria.
A woman who saw the incident called her husband to tell him; he, his brother and another man who owned the Jeep began driving around to track down the stolen SUV, the report said.
They found it on West Ridge Road near the Church of the Open Door, the report stated.
When the owner approached the Jeep, "the driver stepped on the gas, and struck (the owner) with the vehicle causing him to flip in the air, and then fall to the ground," the report said. However, the man did not report any injuries.
The men then followed the Jeep to the industrial parkway off West Ridge Road, where the driver stopped the Jeep and fled, the report stated.
As deputies were investigating in the area of West Ridge Road at the Ohio Turnpike overpass, the sheriff's office got a call from a Stang Road resident who reported a man running through his yard, the report stated.
Another deputy, who was heading for the sheriff's office to begin his shift, drove to the area of Stang Road and chased down Golson on foot, the report said.
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David Hill, Chairman and CEO of Fox Sports Media Group, Joins USA Bid Committee to Bring FIFA World Cup to U.S. in 2018 or 2022
NEW YORK (Oct. 5, 2010) – David Hill, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of FOX Sports Media Group, has formally accepted an invitation to join the Board of Directors for the USA Bid Committee in its quest to bring the FIFA World Cup™ to the United States in 2018 or 2022.
Hill commemorated his new role by adding his name to the USA Bid Committee's online petition at goUSAbid.com, joining more than 1,090,000 people who have already registered their support for the effort.
In his role with FOX Sports Media Group, Hill supervises all operations at FOX Sports; Fox's 19 regional sports networks, their affiliated web sites and FSN national programming; SPEED and SPEED2; FUEL TV, FOXSports.com and FOX Sports Interactive Media; and Fox Soccer Channel and Fox Soccer Plus, official sponsors of the USA Bid Committee. Hill also directs FOX's interests in joint-venture businesses housed within the FSMG such as FOX Deportes; STATS, LLC; and the Big Ten Network.
"Under the astute direction of David Hill, the FOX family of networks has helped make international soccer more accessible on television in the United States for the millions of fans following the sport," said Sunil Gulati, Chairman of the USA Bid Committee and President of U.S. Soccer. "David previously demonstrated his commitment to our effort by making Fox Soccer Channel an official partner of the U.S. bid, and we feel fortunate to welcome him to our team today."
Hill was named chairman and CEO of FOX Sports Television Group in June 1999, which transitioned to FOX Sports Media Group earlier this year. While maintaining his Fox position in a non-executive capacity, Hill served as president of DIRECTV's entertainment division from April 2005 to March 2007. He served as Chairman and CEO of Fox Broadcasting Company from September 1997 to June 1999, overseeing all programming, marketing, advertising sales and business affairs. In December 1993, armed with FOX's first rights agreement to broadcast the NFL, Hill arrived in the U.S. to create FOX Sports and serve as its first president.
Before his arrival in the United States, Hill held several News Corporation positions in the United Kingdom. In 1988, he helped launch Sky Television and Eurosport. When Sky Television merged with British Sky Broadcasting in 1990, he took charge of BSkyB Sports Channel and created Sky Sports in 1991. Hill moved to England from Australia, where he had been Vice President, Sports, with the Nine Network since 1977.
"There's no denying that enthusiasm for soccer in the United States is growing year after year, and that has certainly been evident during the last several World Cups," said Hill. "The USA Bid Committee has put together a compelling bid to bring the World Cup to the U.S., and it's my honor and privilege to accept their invitation to join its Board of Directors and work to make this a reality in 2018 or 2022."
Hill joins the Board of Directors of the USA Bid Committee that includes President Bill Clinton as its Honorary Chairman and whose efforts have earned the enthusiastic support of President Barack Obama. President Clinton and President Obama each authored letters of support in the official U.S. bid book presented on May 14 in Zurich to Blatter, who was welcomed to the White House last summer by President Obama.
The United States and the eight competing bids submitted their official bid book to FIFA in a formal ceremony in Zurich, Switzerland on May 14, 2010. FIFA's Inspection Delegation recently completed its three-day, five-city tour of the United States World Cup bid for 2018 or 2022. The visit was highlighted by meetings with national and local civic and business officials, visits to proposed stadiums, training sites, FIFA Fan Fest venues, transportation, hotels, media facilities and much more. Hosted by the USA Bid Committee from September 6-9, the tour was designed to give the six-person FIFA Inspection Delegation a closer look at many of the assets featured in the U.S. bid to host the FIFA World CupTM in 2018 or 2022. FIFA's announcement of the host nations for the 2018 and 2022 will take place on December 2, 2010, completing a 21-month bid and review process.
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Founded in 1913, U.S. Soccer has helped chart the course for soccer in the USA for more than 95 years as the governing body of the sport. In this time, the Federation's mission statement has been simple and clear: to make soccer, in all its forms, a pre-eminent sport in the United States and to continue the development of soccer at all recreational and competitive levels. To that end, the sport's growth in the past two decades has been nothing short of remarkable as U.S. Soccer's National Teams have continually succeeded on the world stage while also growing the game here in the United States with the support of its members. For more information, visit ussoccer.com.
The USA Bid Committee is a non-profit organization created to prepare a successful application to host the FIFA World Cup™ in 2018 or 2022 on behalf of the United States Soccer Federation. U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati is Chairman of the USA Bid Committee, David Downs is the Executive Director and President Bill Clinton is the Honorary Chairman of the Board of Directors that includes New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, comedian Drew Carey, former boxer Oscar De La Hoya, American soccer stars Landon Donovan and Mia Hamm, actor Morgan Freeman, Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber, former U.S. Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger, director Spike Lee, actor Brad Pitt and California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. The U.S. Bid is supported by official sponsors American Airlines, AT&T and Fox Soccer Channel. The U.S. Bid includes 18 candidate host cities: Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle, Tampa and Washington, D.C. The U.S. Bid also features 21 currently existing stadiums, 18 of which have been built or renovated in the last 20 years and all of which are in compliance with FIFA requirements. With an average capacity of more than 76,000 spectators, the stadiums in the U.S. Bid offer the availability of a World Cup-record five million tickets that would generate $1 billion in ticket sales. For more information on the U.S. Bid, visit goUSAbid.com.


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US country hitmaker Phil Vassar and renowned American singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith, along with local favourites Steve Forde and Tania Kernaghan, complete the massive lineup for the 2010 CMC Rocks The Snowys Festival to be held on March 5 and 6 at Friday Flatts in Tredbo.
Renowned for the raucous energy of his live shows, Phil Vassar has been writing hits for himself and others for over a decade. Country music's "Piano Man" has scored big with songs like 'Bye-Bye' and 'I'm Alright' (both massive hits for Jo Dee Messina) and 'Just Another Day In Paradise'. The rowdy spirit of his life-affirming anthems translates to his concert performances, and he'll be making his first trip down under for a one-off performance.
Steve Forde is a Snowys crowd favourite, a mainstay of the festival, and one of Australia's best loved live performers. He's an artist who's blazed his own trail through country music over almost a decade of recording and performing. A former rodeo rider who channels the same energy and spirit into his music, Steve has built a fiercely loyal fanbase through years crossing the length and breadth of Australia. His rockin' live shows are legendary among Aussie country fans and he will return to rock the Snowys in 2010. Forde's lastest album, Guns & Guitars was one of the highest selling local country albums of 2008/09.
Grammy-winner Nanci Griffith has found success across rock, folk and country, and earning the respect and admiration of collaborators like Jimmy Buffet, Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson. The singer-songwriter has penned enduring songs including 'Love at the Five and Dime' and 'Outbound Plane' in a career spanning over 30 years. Never afraid to tackle difficult topics head on in her songs, her performance is always full of passion and deep honesty.
Tania Kernaghan is part of one of Australian country's most famous families. Daughter of Ray and brother of Lee, Tania grew up with a passion for country music and a love of live performance that has taken to the top of the country scene. From the release of her first (platinum-selling) album December Moon in 1996, Kernaghan has remained one of country music's premiere female artists.
All up the final line up includes; Phil Vassar, Lee Kernaghan, Kasey Chambers, Guy Sebastian, Jack Ingram, Nanci Griffith, Doc Walker, Adam Harvey, Steve Forde, Richard Clapton, Tania Kernaghan, Peter McWhirter, Dan Sultan, Mike Carr, Kirsty Lee Akers, Paul Greene, The Wilsons Pickers, Jetty Road, Amber Lawrence, Mark Wells, Victoria Baillie, The Harrisons and Busby Marou.