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Windows Service Commander is a tool for quick control of Windows Services. Windows Service Commander allows fast access to all Windows Services. You can inspect their properties, start, stop, pause and delete them. It shows list of non-legitimate services which allows the administrator to quickly identify and remove the additional services, most of these are installed by spyware to monitor the user activities. Null Logics Software - Windows Service Commander - Manager all Your Windows Services. Windows Service Commander - Manager all Your Windows Services
Free download from Shareware Connection - Windows Service Commander is a tool for quick control of Windows Services. Windows Service Commander allows fast access to all Windows Services.
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Released Date: 01-06-2011 | Rating: 0 | Title: Windows Service Commander
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I know this isn't directly related to wordpress but this forum has been successful to me so far. So yesterday morning I had around 185 backlink's to my website. Last night I checked those figures again and I had almost 950 backlink's. WTF? So I did a little digging and found that I had received over 700 backlink's from codebetter.com. And to top it all off I checked out the pages that I had backlink's from and I cannot find a link to my site ANYWHERE on ANY of those pages. I'm at a loss as to how/why this has happened. Think this will hurt my site in Google's eyes? Any input or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance.

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Smart: Wall st.
More space on every street. smart fortwo.
Advertising Agency: BBDO, Düsseldorf, Germany
Creative Director: Toygar Bazarkaya, Sebastian Hardieck
Art Director: Karolina Bukowiecka
Copywriter: Peter Engelbrecht
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I think the idea went too literally here. It's way too abstract now for anyone to get it in a few seconds. The image seemed appealing at first, but after that it just got disturbing to me.
Have people forgotten to push ideas or is it just me?
This could have been so much smarter, excuse the pun...
I agree, takes too long to make sense of. And there could have been a better execution. I would love to work on this account, so many possibilities!
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So is it just the same old high end magazine snob aspirational? Just name a hotshot street, like Wall Street or Rodeo Drive, and associate your product and those who would use it with it?
If it's something else, someone please step forward to explain it. I'd call it handsome but empty.
"Ubi hubave lubearned thubat ubanuby fubool cuban wrubite uba bubad ubad, bubut thubat ubit tubakes uba rubeal gubenubiubus tubo kubeep hubis hubands uboff uba gubood ubone."
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I got it! But only after a few seconds of staring at the ad. Yeah, lots of possibilities but I think I'll also end up with the same idea as I'm not that good. Still, a great account to work on.
I actually like it - even if a little bit tricky, I've been orientating myself towards minimalism, so I understood this faster as a light, compact and elegant road sign, allowing for more to be mounted on a pole - without looking kitschy - just like the more Smarts can take the same space less normal cars take and still look nice. just my 2cents


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Dallas police say 4 wounded in parking lot gunfire
DALLAS - DALLAS (AP) - Dallas police say four men standing in a restaurant parking lot have been shot by an unknown assailant who then fled.
Sgt. Warren Mitchell says three men suffered leg wounds in the gunfire early Sunday. The fourth victim was shot in the posterior.
Police say the victims - who range in age from 18 to 21 - were taken to hospitals. Details on their conditions weren't immediately available.
Mitchell had no information on a suspect in the shootings.
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i like the originality of all your work,merry christmas
I'm not normally into fractal art, but this rocks!
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Love the lines on this great structure.
great atmosphere, and it looks really 3d!
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A pioneering poolice officer who has promoted the use of body-worn cameras to help victims of domestic violence has been recognised.
Sutton-based PC Fay Washington of secured funding for members of Sutton's community safety unit, which looks after victims of domestic violence, to get body worn cameras.
The cameras capture vimdeo nevidence as police enter premises to deal with evidence and have contributed to improvemnets in reporting, detections and connvictions because they capture the injuries and distress caused to the victim in a way a written report cannot.
Her work has led to her being named as a runner up in the oustanding individual category of the Domestic Abuse Achievement Awards presented by the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, on 13 February.
PC Washington said: "Body worn cameras help us to give a better service to local residents. This is evident in our victim satisfaction figures which show that Sutton is the best performing borough in the Met Police."
Sutton is acting as a pilot borough for body-worn cameras and if it continues to be a success, they are likely to be rolled out across the capital.
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The Eccotemp 40HI-LP is the indoor equivalent to the Eccotemp 40H tankless water heater. The Eccotemp 40HI-LP Tankless Water Heater is designed to supply hot water to a standard three bedroom, two bathroom home. This Eccotemp tankless water heater is an ideal choice for retrofitting your old storage tank heater, or can be plumbed in a new location. In addition, the Eccotemp 40HI-LP tankless water heater is powered by liquid propane which generally carries a lower operating cost than similar electric units and has an energy factor (EF) of 0.82. Rated at an already impressive 6.3 GPM, the Eccotemp 40HI-LP is also a split system adaptable which can further increase efficiency and hot water delivery speed. With built-in pressure relief filter system and a 10 year warranty, the Eccotemp 40HI-LP tankless hot water heater is the ideal choice for a standard sized home.
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by Mary Shelley
Frankenstein Theme of Exploration
Walton doesn't exactly start his first letter by writing, "The North Pole … the Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the S.S. Prometheus," but he might as well. Like Victor, Walton is definitely trying to boldly go where no man has gone before. Only, unlike Star Trek, their journeys don't end up in mutual tolerance and reflective captain's logs: Victor's ends in tragedy, and Walton's ends in defeat. Frankenstein might not be completely anti-science, but we're pretty sure Shelley would have agreed with the Prime Directive.
Questions About Exploration
- Some critics have suggested that exploration in Frankenstein is a metaphor for the scientific method. True, or not so true? How so?
- After Victor dies, Walton gives up on his exploration and returns to England. What's up with that?
- What is the distinction between exploration and obsession? Why might these two things have such different outcomes? According to Frankenstein, can a person be committed to an endeavor without being obsessed?
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Walton's desire for geographic exploration has the same potential for catastrophic results as Victor's studies in alchemy and science. Shelley's warning, therefore, extends far further than to purely scientific fields.
Shelley would have refused to get a smartphone and spent a lot of time muttering about how the Internet was ruining civilization.


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National Briefing | West: California: Disparity In Broadcasting Salaries
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Television and radio broadcasters on Spanish-language stations in Los Angeles are typically paid less than half the salary of those on English-speaking stations, a study at the University of California Los Angeles has found. The Center for the Study of Urban Poverty at the university said the median salary for broadcasters on Spanish television in Los Angeles is $60,000 a year, compared with $200,000 at English-language stations. The disparity is not as large at unionized stations, but few are. Barbara Whitaker (NYT)


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-Sunlight- by HennaFaunwayWatch
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you are my sunlight
Sara and Benjamin (c) me
Sara and Benjamin (c) me
Is this from 500 days of summer?
I finished your story a week ago, and know I know everyone. D': I used to think this was when they were older
The color work is so gorgeous here. The warm yellows really draw the audience in, and make the mood really soft and warm. Lovely.
I love how she's like, "Aw, stop it..." And he's all like," Yes! Progress....Let me kiss you."
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Nostimini Lamb Chops
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Prep 5 mins
Cook 10 mins
Nostimini is a Greek herb mix introduced to me by Kookaburra and this recipe is inspired by an idea she gave me on how to use it. She suggested overnight marination but that was just too long for me to take so I've posted as I cooked it and it was wonderful, but overnight marination would be worth a try if you plan in advance. Note the preparation time does not include marination time.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 kg lamb chop
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons dry sherry
- 1 tablespoon garlic, crushed
- 2 tablespoons nostimini herb mix
- Combine olive oil, sherry and garlic and rub all over the lamb chops.
- Marinate in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
- Sprinkle nostimini generously over the lamb and rub well into the meat. Return to refrigerator on a plate for a further 30 minutes.
- Cook on on an oiled hot BBQ grill (or in a pan) until done to your liking.
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We didn't have "Nostimini", so we prepared following mix (suggest in http://www.food.com/bb/viewtopic.zsp?t=267946&sid=fe012fe2cc4d6dadd2c9d04a4da13723, gives about 3 portions):
1 Tbs. dried oregano
1 Tbs. dried rosemary
1 Tbs. dried dill
1 Tbs. dried mint
2 Tbs. fine salt
2 tsp. pepper
2 tsp. ground garlic
2 tsp. lemon zest (I used fresh one)
2 bay leaves
We marinated it from morning to grilled it in the evening.
The meat was really delicious and for us the marinating time was perfect.
We are used to meat lamb with lemon. I liked the sherry very much, perhaps I would add more next time.
We combined this dish with yogurt sauce and bread from the wooden oven. A real great meal. Thank lot for posting this recipe.
Russ and I enjoyed these thanks Peter. I managed to marinate my shoulder chops about 3 hours which was more than enough for our tastes. I reckon a bit of lemon juice in the marinade would be a good addition.


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3900 East Mexico Avenue
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Commute to Downtown Englewood
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
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Flat as a pancake, minimal bike lanes.
About your score
3900 East Mexico Avenue has a Walk Score of 89 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
3900 East Mexico Avenue is a 13 minute walk from the E-Line Light Rail E-Line, the F-Line Light Rail F-Line and the H-Line Light Rail H-Line at the Colorado Station stop.
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60 days. A much improved Vates selection. Dark green and large, the cabbage-like leaves retain their eating quality up to 2 weeks longer than other Vates types. Try Champion braised with a touch of olive oil and garlic. Especially good with ham or pork chops.
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Brassica oleracea, Acephala Group Collards are among the best vegetable sources of vitamin K. This nutrient is said to limit neuronal damage in the brain, aiding in the prevention, or delaying onset of Alzheimer's disease.
CULTURE: Collards like fairly rich, neutral pH soil just like all other brassica crops. Direct sow the seed in the spring through mid-July. Below the seed, band 1 cup of our complete fertilizer per 10 row feet. Plant in rows 2-4 feet apart. Cover the seed with fine soil, sifted compost, or vermiculite to ensure good germination. Keep uniformly moist. After the seedlings are about 3 inches tall, thin to the strongest plants. After plants are well established, mix in around the base of each plant 1/4-1/2 cup of our complete fertilizer to provide optimum nutrition. When transplanting, set at the same final spacing as direct sown. Younger seedlings, 6-8 weeks old, with 5-6 true leaves are better able to tolerate adverse weather conditions.
DISEASE: Generally trouble free. The home gardener can help prevent viral and fungal diseases by practicing long crop rotations, using sterile starting mixes if transplanting, and practicing general sanitation procedures.
INSECTS/PESTS: Not as susceptible to pests as other cole crops. If you have problems, see Brassica Insect Information below.
HARVEST: Start picking individual leaves about 2 months after planting. Harvest leaves as you need them, or pick and refrigerate for no more than a few days. Collards usually survive down to 10°F allowing winter harvests. In the spring the flowers make delicious ''broccoli''. Twelve plants will more than satisfy the average family.
SEED SPECS: Minimum germination standard: 80%. Days to maturity are calculated from date of direct seeding. Usual seed life: 3 years.
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Aphids: Control aphids with a hard spray of water, Azatrol or Pyrethrin. Also, select varieties that mature later in the season when aphid populations decline.
Cabbage worms, loopers, and root maggots: The first sign of cabbage worms will be white diamond-back moths fluttering near the plants. They lay their yellowish-colored eggs on the undersides of leaves, which hatch into caterpillars that can cause severe root and head damage. To control light infestations, spray plants with Bacillus thuringiensis (BT). For heavy infestations, bait cabbage worms by mixing wheat bran into a BT solution. Add 1 tablespoon of molasses. Broadcast the bran mixture around the base of plants. Reapply as necessary. Using Reemay or Grow Guard 20 can also provide control.
Flea beetles: Flea beetles chew tiny pinholes in leaves. Early control is essential to minimize the damage. Spray young plants with Pyrethrin every 2 days. Using floating row covers such as Summer Insect Barrier can also provide control.
Symphylans: In some areas of the US, symphylans (also known as garden centipede) can severely impede the plant growth of cole crops. Only 1/4 inch long, white, and very active, they eat the root hairs of developing plants. Contact your local county extension agent if you suspect you have a problem.


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THX for a half of MILLION by aun61Watch
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Miss Independent (video)
|Miss Independent
|Video by Kelly Clarkson
|November 18, 2003
|Kelly Clarkson chronology
Miss Independent is the first video release of American singer Kelly Clarkson. It is a collection of music videos, live performances, and behind-the-scenes footage detailing the creation of Clarkson's debut album Thankful. The home video was originally released on November 18, 2003.
The collection features the music videos of the first four singles of Thankful - "A Moment Like This", "Before Your Love", "Miss Independent" and "Low". The collection also includes the live performance of Clarkson at the first year anniversary September 11 attacks at Washington D.C. Lincoln Memorial on September 11, 2002. It also includes three performances of "Miss Independent" along with a performance of "Low" on the 2003 Teen Choice Awards and "Some Kind of Miracle" on the 2002 Summer Music Mania, and her performance of "A Moment Like This" at the grand finale of American Idol immediately after winning the competition. Clarkson's performances of "Respect", "Before Your Love", and "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" from the American Idols LIVE! Tour 2002, with the first two were filmed in Atlanta and the last one was filmed in Washington D.C..[1]
Behind-the-scenes footage includes the making of Clarkson's fourth single, "Low", and giving candid interviews detailing her life, dreams, and music terprior and af winning American Idol.[2][3]
Track listing[edit]
- A Moment Like This (American Idol 1 Final) 3:40[1]
- Miss Independent (Total Request Live) 3:33
- Miss Independent (Craig Kilborn) 3:32
- Some Kind Of Miracle (Summer Music Mania) 2:35
- Low (Teen Choice Awards) 3:22
- Respect (from the American Idols LIVE! Tour 2002 in Washington D.C.) 2:21
- Natural Woman (from the American Idols LIVE! Tour 2002 in Atlanta) 2:36
- Before Your Love (from American Idols LIVE! Tour 2002 in Washington D.C.) 3:59
- A Moment Like This (music video) 3:46
- Before Your Love (music video) 3:53
- Miss Independent (music video) 3:33
- Low (music video) 3:29
- Low (behind The Scenes video) 8:01
- Low (Photo shoot) 1:47
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- ^ a b "Kelly Clarkson - Miss Independent (2003)". Amazon.com. Retrieved 2011-09-07.
- ^ "Kelly Clarkson - Miss Independent (DVD)". Newnuskin. Retrieved 2011-09-07.
- ^ "Kelly Clarkson Hits The Roof For New Clip, Plans DVD". MTV. 2003-11-06. Retrieved 2011-09-07.
- ^ "American video certifications – Kelly Clarkson – Miss Independent". Recording Industry Association of America. If necessary, click Advanced, then click Format, then select Video Longform, then click SEARCH


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Marvel is keeping its next villain all in the family.
After starring in the Marvel One-Shot "All Hail the King" alongside Ben Kingsley, actor Matt Gerald is set to join "Ant-Man" as an unidentified antagonist. It's unclear if he'll reprise his "King" role of White Power Dave; Deadline reports he'll play simply "one of the bad guys."
Gerald's previous, non-Marvel credits include roles as tough guys in films including "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," "Avatar," "G.I. Joe: Retaliation," and "Escape Plan." He'll next be seen in the thriller "Solace," which stars Colin Farrell and Anthony Hopkins.
Along with Gerald, "Ant-Man"'s eclectic cast includes Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas, Envangeline Lilly, Michael Pena, and Patrick Wilson. The flick is directed by Edgar Wright, from a script by Wright and Joe Cornish.
"Ant-Man" is set to debut July 17, 2015.
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The term 'nanotechnology' has become more widely used in recent years to describe small particles of matter at the nanometre or molecular scale. Nanometre scale materials come in many different forms. Food and drinking water naturally comprise particles at the nanometre scale, and humans have always been exposed to nanometre scale particles from things like smoke, dust, ash, and fine clays through air, food and water.
Currently there are no mandatory standards covering the use of nanometre scale particles in consumer goods.
The National Enabling Technologies Strategy (NETS) under the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education (DIISRTE) provides a framework for the responsible development of enabling technologies such as nanotechnology and other similar new technologies as they emerge in Australia. Responsibility for implementing the strategy rests with three areas of the Department:
The ETP Section provides policy coordination, facilitates uptake of enabling technologies, and provides secretariat services to several committees linked to NETS. The PACE Section seeks to increase the public awareness, knowledge and understanding of enabling technologies, including risks and benefits to enable a more informed public debate.
The ACCC determines the health risks of consumer products containing nanometre scale materials by investigating the possible:
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Le Pigonnet Aix-en-Provence
Service Doesn't Match A Beautiful Setting
We stayed in Aix-en-Provence as a base for exploring Provence and cannot recommend this university town highly enough. The location, the stores, the people, the restaurants - all wonderful. And, it's great at the end of the day of sightseeing to park the car and be able to just walk around and enjoy. Le Pigonet is a chateau set in beautiful gardens that is a 20-minute (not the five they advertise) walk from the center of town. The rooms are comfortable, but not luxurious. We may have just had bad luck but the first night we went for dinner, they were serving a group of 40 in addition to the hotel guests. The service was horrendous and the food mediocre at best. When we complained at the front desk afterwards, they just acknowledged that it had been extremely busy that night due to the group. (Dinner with wine was $200+) The next morning we tried breakfast arriving at 10:10-breakfast ended at 10:30-and asked for two omelets. The waitress said the cook wouldn't make them this late. Again back to the front desk. They were all still arguing about it (the manager, the waitress and the cook) as we went out to look for a restaurant. We didn't take any chances and ate the rest of our meals in town - many of which were exceptionally good. I'd still recommend La Pigonet as long as you don't eat there and don't have high expectations in terms of the service. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, the pool is a treat after a day of sightseeing, and we loved waking up every morning listening to the birds.
A rip-off
On our way back from Gordes, we staid there at Le Pigonnet for one night. It was the most expensive night rate in our Provence trip, and it is not worth the money: although the garden is beautiful and the service good, there are some real negative aspects: the building is not charming, the rooms are small and not furnished properly. I felt I was back at college time seating on a wooden chair. Our room was on top of the "petanque" game and I heard people shouting and laughing the whole afternoon. The swimming pool is pretty small and the people in their bathing suits come back to their room through the terasse where people are having their dinner. The meal was expensive and not good, wanting to present good but without taste. In summary, very expensive and not worth the money. I will not go back there.
Hotel Piggonnet, great place to stay
We spent three nights in Aix-en-Provence at the Hotel Pigonnet. We loved the hotel and the town. We were in the least expensive room and did not have the famous garden view but the room was nicely furnished and pleasant. The gardens are indeed lovely and a wonderful respite from the traffic and noise of the rest of the city. the pool is especially nice, uncrowded with very comfortable lounge chairs and unlimited towels.
We especially liked Aix itself. We were there on a Saturday and spent much of the day at the market which takes over much of the town. On Sunday, we had breakfast at the flower market in the square near the Hotel de Ville. Delightful.
We visited a number of the smaller villages and, while they were very beautiful, they were filled to overflowing with cars and pedestrians trying to walk the narrow streets without being hit by the cars. Since this was the end of May, I shudder to think what it would be like in July and August. Aix is large enough to absorb the crowds and charming enough to be interesting.
Above average, but not what I was expecting
The hotel was very nice, but not what I was expecting. It may be that I was expecting more for Aix-en-Provence and that it why it was somewhat of a letdown. My room was large and very clean, but had very little character. The artwork seemed too small for the large walls and everything was white. The beds were very comfortable and overall, I have nothing bad to say about the hotel. The staff were extremely accommodating and the restaurant was beautiful as were the grounds. I would stay there again, but I probably would not return to Aix.
This four star hotel is beautiful on the outside as well the inside. We only stayed one night here but wished we had more time to stay longer. The staff was kind and friendly and took care of any request. The rooms are tastefully decorated with french antiques and provincal fabrics. The bathrooms were lavish with bathrobes, towel warmers and relaxing tub. Very romantic! Our room had a balcony patio overlooking the back garden. We just loved it here. We didn't have a chance to eat at the restaurant but we heard it was fabulous. Would love to stay here again if we are ever visiting this area again.
Wonderful small hotel
My wife and I spent three nights at the Hotel Le Pigonnet in September, and enjoyed every moment there. Our room opened up onto a second story patio with views of Mt. St. Martin and of the gardens on the property.
For a 200 year old hotel, the room was fine. The hotel is very quite and set back about 150 yards off the street.
The dinning room is very enjoyable with good service. We had two very good dinners there, with a good selection of local wines. The food would go about 1 Michelin star.
The service and staff was very good, with friendly people there to help you enjoy the area. There is no doubt we will stay longer on the next trip to Provence.
Absolutely Wonderful!!!
My husband and I spent four days and five nights at Hotel Pigonnet in June 2003. It was magnificent!!! The location, (about a 15-minute walk from the Cours Mirabeau - the center of Aix), is a perfect evening stroll for walking off a meal or too much wine.The swimming pool was wonderful and well-maintained. The gardens are lovely and we had our best meal in France at Hotel Pigonnet (in the garden dining area). The staff were very polite and friendly. We forgot our toothpaste and simply rang the front desk. . . they brought us "pate-dentifrice" (toothpaste) within minutes. The bathrooms were clean and updated. All in all, we would return to Hotel Pigonnet in a heartbeat!!!
THe service was flawless!!
After a marvelous week of exploring Provence we spent our final night at the Hotel Pigonnet. Our room was cozy and even in the dying days of autumn the gardens were a wonderfull treat. The hotel's setting is unique in that it offers an estate like setting and yet is conveniant to the center of Aix. The staff at the hotel could not have been more accomodating. From making last minute dinner reservations at a top knotch place on Saturday night to preparing coffee service at 6:30 in the morning for an early departure we were duly impressed. The manager of the hotel was delight offering at one point to drive us to an ATM machine for fear we might get lost. My only comments or suggestions have to do with the lighting in the dinining room at night- dim the lights and add candles- the room is too lovely to be obscured by harsh overhead light.
A kind of oasis
We stayed at Pigonnet before and after a bicycle trip in Provence during the hot summer of 03. The service was fine, the pool was great, the rooms had air circulation, and the restaurant was better than the Michelin Stars elsewhere.
Although Aix itself was a bit of a letdown, this hotel was a gem. Outstanding service, friendly staff (good english) and wonderful food.
It's a bit hard to find but well located, close to the Aiz center but just far off enough to be quiet. The dinner was incredible. Highly recommended, but only if you want/need to stay in Aix.
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We are settled in our cute apartment and after another sleep in we arose at 9am to face another day. I have not previously mentioned the weather, it has been nothing other than beautiful ,just like Spring days in Sydney. Ken sitting outside on balcony enjoying a glass of wine at 5.30 in tee shirt. We have been truly blessed with sunny days and no wind at this stage. We enjoyed a coffee and croissant for breakfast and set off again for a full day of walking Around ...
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After earning her B.A. and M.A. in Spanish literature from the University of Oregon, Rachael joined the faculty of UVM in 2006 as a Lecturer in Spanish. Before coming to the University of Vermont she taught at the University of Oregon, Oregon State University and Willamette University. She has lived and worked in both rural and urban parts of Mexico and her academic interests focus on twenty-first century Mexican rural novelists.


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- President Granger meets doctors, mothers of injured St Lucian Cub Scouts
- Driver in accident with St Lucian cubs jailed for 10 months
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19-y-o held with illegal gun to face court
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Nineteen-year-old Jhaval Clarke, otherwise called "Boy Boy", of Upper Oxford Street in Kingston, was arrested and charged after he was found in possession of an illegal firearm at William Street on Tuesday.
Human rights group says same-sex laws already exist in Bahamas
NASSAU, Bahamas (CMC) – The President of the Grand Bahama Human Rights Association (GBHRA), Fred Smith, has dismissed claims by a small group of pastors that the June 7 referendum on gender equality opens the way for same-sex marriages in the Bahamas.
Jamaican woman is world's third oldest person
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica's oldest citizen, supercentenarian Violet Moss Brown, is approximately eight months younger than the world's oldest person, Susannah Mushatt Jones of the United States, according to information available from the Gerontology Research Group (GRG) website.
Jamaica's participation in Caricom to be reviewed – PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced today that he will appoint a commission to review Jamaica's participation in the Caribbean Community (Caricom) and Single Market.
Gov't accords official funeral to Derrick Rochester
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Government of Jamaica says it will accord an official funeral to former Member of Parliament for South East St Elizabeth Derrick Austin Rochester.
Protests as Venezuela embraces 2-day workweek to save power
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuelan cities cleaned up from a night of looting and fiery protests Wednesday as government offices closed their doors for the rest of the week in the face of a worsening energy crisis that is causing daily blackouts.
South Korea reveals Zika-proof clothing for Rio
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea's Olympic committee on Wednesday unveiled Zika-proof long-sleeved shirts and pants it says will help protect the country's Olympic athletes from the mosquito-borne virus at this year's games in Rio de Janeiro.
Rio shrugs off Olympic doubts for 100 day countdown
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AFP) — Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday launched the 100 day countdown to hosting South America's first Olympic Games with government and global sports leaders insisting they can overcome Brazil's political meltdown and troubled preparations.
UPDATE: INDECOM probing death of 13-y-o student
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) has launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of 13-year-old J'Quan Forbes, the son of a member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
St Lucia wants changes to CARICOM CET
CASTRIES, St Lucia (CMC) — The St Lucia government says Caribbean Community (CARICOM) should review the Common External Tariff (CET), saying that the "world has changed dramatically" since the signing of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas that governs the 15-member regional integration grouping.
Jerome Taylor replaces Malinga in IPL
NEW DELHI, India (AFP) – West Indies fast bowler Jerome Taylor on Wednesday signed for the Mumbai Indians, replacing Lasith Malinga who was ruled out of this season's Indian Premier League (IPL) with a knee injury.
Two-time Olympic champion Felix Sanchez announces retirement
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — Two-time Olympic 400-meter hurdles gold medalist Felix Sanchez has announced his retirement at the age of 38 and will not compete in the 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro.
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'A tempting sell'
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What I want to quickly share my opinion on today is some of peta2's new missions. For the most part, I think they're great, and I understand that peta2 wants to present the facts in a shocking and radical way. However, I'm afraid that some people might be turned off a bit by the presentation. I know, I know, it's impossible to dress up animal cruelty, and that's not what I'm suggesting. My critique has more to do with some of the language and wording, such as these examples:
What revenge is sweeter than kicking some animal-abusing ass on peta2′s new game, Cage Fight?
. . .what humans do to animals is f@#ked up!
I believe that shock value can be good, great even! On the other hand, this kind of language may come across as an attack on the listener (or reader). I even AGREE with you guys, but sometimes I even feel a bit threatened. It's a good thing to factually and maturely articulate your anger toward a group or activity, but it's quite another to be consumed by it, and that's not what I want for peta2. Anger should be used a tool to help us remember why we do what we do, but that's where it needs to stop.
Thank you guys for listening to me ramble a bit, and please don't feel like I'm bashing! I support so much of what peta2 does and is about, and I just want to help find the best possible way to spread our message.


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Comment from: Wayne, 25-34 Male (Patient) Published: October 16
Got whacked in the head the other day by a golf ball ... no mark on the head but is extremely tender to the touch. Am wondering if I should get this checked.
Comment from: thru the cracks, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: October 07
I am trying to figure out the difference between depression, closed brain injury frustration and disappointment, and the so many doctors who take notes, ask what other specialists are telling me, give me nothing to help my pain and headaches. Then tell me they will see me in two-three months. I was in an auto accident back in December of 2008. I suffered closed brain injury, neck bulge, and back problems. I have seen specialists, neurologists, family doctor, pain management doctor, pain management psychologist. I had to apply for welfare to help me with medications that I had to stop taking because of having reactions to taking 90 mg of Cymbalta, 900 mg of Gabapentin. I was paying out of pocket 298.00 per month plus my own insurance for over 9 months trying to get better, but to no avail. I suffer with so much pain. I wrote and begged for help from Cymbalta and other organizations to no avail. I wish I could offer supportive information but the truth is that if you are of regular age you will wait over two years for disability hearing, over a year for housing application to be reviewed, and doctors not stepping up and helping. So, to you closed brain injury people good luck.
Comment from: Sandra, 55-64 Female Published: October 07
Four days ago, I was kneeling on the ground working underneath a steel table. When I attempted to get up, I miscalculated and hit my head hard on the edge of the table, seeing stars before my eyes. It took my breath away and I just sat there for a while before attempting to get up. Immediately had a knot on my head. I still have some pain on the left base of the head and upper part of the neck. I have hit my head before, but never this hard.
Comment from: TxLillie39, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: October 07
I slipped down a concrete steps that had four steps. It was wet from the rain. My bottem landed on the last step at the bottem and my back hit the second step from the top. My head went back due to the pain. My daughter who is 12 keppt telling me I was ok..moreless asking me. She said I closed my eyes started shaking (whole) body and I went to the right like I was falling over and hit my head on her knee and landed on the ground like I fell over hit my head on the ground and was stilling shaking but, I black-out. Woke up like I had just woke up from a deep sleep laying on the wet ground. Went to the hospital and the diagnosed me with a head injury and a strain on my back.
Comment from: paula, Female (Patient) Published: February 02
I was struck on the right temperal side of my face with a very heavy glass and I have had severe headaches and stay dizzy and confused all the time I have short term memory loss and I am undergoing tests to see the severity of the injury.
Comment from: richierich504, 55-64 Male (Patient) Published: December 30
In 2000, I was struck by a falling tree about eight to ten inches around. I was wearing a hard hat at the time and went through every kind of x ray, CT, MRI. I started having headaches and as a rule, those headaches that were daily, often went to migraines. I have been through the narcotic dance and of course, with that much pain, eventually got physically dependent on medication. I now have my dependence under control and really, have controlled the headaches with doctor prescribed methadone in the amount of 30 MG a day! Mostly this keeps me under control. I haven't had a headache since I got regulated on the methadone. I was recently forced into early retirement from a 21 year job as a Parole/Probation Officer. My question is, I believe that the blow to my head made some changes in my personality. I was a cop for ten years before going into Probation and Parole as an officer. I was a steady church going family man for the most part. I wasn't perfect by any means, but since the blow to my head I have had problems with narcotics, alcohol, (lightly a problem), gambling and overeating. I have gained a hundred pounds since I got hurt and nearly lost my home and everything near and dear to me with gambling addiction. I was fifty years old at the time of my trauma and I am currently 59. I am really wondering if the blow to the head could have been responsibly for the changes in my life.
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John T. Gaffield is an automotive engineer in southeast Michigan with a wife and two children. He published his first novel, "Heir to Winston Manor," in October 2010 as an eBook. John has a second ebook, "The Wahl House Curse," this time set in mid-Michigan, which is now available as of January 2011.
John released a short horror story for Kindle in mid-January 2011 called "The Ghost of Birch River Cabin." This haunting tale is set in a secluded cabin along the fictional Birch River. Other short stories are "Winter Visitor" and "Slow Down." All are currently free at Amazon (USA at least). A fourth short story "Denning Swamp - A Short Ghost Story" is now available.
John uses his past memories and his local knowledge combined with his engineering sense of detail to create realistic ghost stories. He has an interest in ghost stories and creepy old haunted houses.
John'a third haunted house novel "Alone Again" was published in September 2011. It is set in an old house in a suburban neighborhood. A couple purchased the house from a builder who had fixed up the house for sale after it had stood abandoned for a few years. The wife was never the same after they moved in.
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I actually would have liked this story to go a little longer, to flesh it out some. I like the premise and I like the main character. The story is good overall. I liked it. Gaffield is good at employing twists in the last sentence or two of the story that make you think. But I do think this one jumped from scene to scene a little too quickly. Nice job, though.
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I liked this short , it is unusual and leaves you wanting to read it again , it isnt straight forward in how it affects you which appealed to me . It is unsettling in a curious way , and left me interested in reading more by this author .
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John has written a very good short story. How real and close to home are the actions of the main character. We can all relate. Appropriately titled, it sends a moral message to us all. Are we so pre-occupied that we fail to realize our surroundings? Good work John, we look forward to future works.
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Here's a list of papers that we think are interesting or useful (still very much a work in progress...):
Introduction to stochastic effects in gene expression
- Ko MS, Nakauchi H, and Takahashi N. . pmid:2167833.
A surprisingly modern analysis of non-genetic variability in gene expression in mammalian cells.
- Elowitz MB, Levine AJ, Siggia ED, and Swain PS. . pmid:12183631.
A beautiful demonstration that variability in gene expression is intrinsically random.
- Ozbudak EM, Thattai M, Kurtser I, Grossman AD, and van Oudenaarden A. . pmid:11967532.
Perhaps the first demonstration of the dependence of variability upon biochemical parameters.
Developmental biology
- Turing AM. . pmid:2185858.
This paper talks about how patterns can form from the spatial interactions between diffusing chemical species. Check out the date this paper was published: before the structure of DNA! Also, it's one of the first papers to recognize the role that computer simulations could play in studying these types of problems.
- Berg HC and Purcell EM. . pmid:911982.
A classic paper about the physical limits of receptor function.
- Gregor T, Tank DW, Wieschaus EF, and Bialek W. . pmid:17632062.
- Wernet MF, Mazzoni EO, Celik A, Duncan DM, Duncan I, and Desplan C. . pmid:16525464.
A technical tour de force in which the authors show that stochastic expression established the retinal mosaic in fruit flies.
- Chang HH, Hemberg M, Barahona M, Ingber DE, and Huang S. . pmid:18497826.
In this paper, the authors show that stochastic lineage commitment is a result of transcriptome wide variability in gene expression. Cool!


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Here are my five movies to look for during the Atlanta Film Festival:
THE TV SET (R) 4 stars – Writer/director Jake Kasdan exploits his behind-the-scenes experience with such TV series as "Freaks and Geeks" for a knowing satire of the television industry. Reminding us of his gifts as a comic actor, David Duchovny plays a writer/producer trying to create the pilot of a dramedy inspired by his brother's suicide, only to see his labor of love suffer a death of a thousand compromises. Comparable in tone and wit to HBO's many sitcoms about Hollywood, The TV Set stands out as a particularly shrewd film about show business, partly because the roles aren't gross caricatures but hard-working, passionate individuals, hypersensitive about hurting each other's feelings but pitted against each other by the debased demands of network television.
Sigourney Weaver offers a funny turn as Lenny, a brash, workaholic executive who hates "smart" and likes "broad." Lenny would not care for The TV Set. Fri., April 20, 7:45 p.m.
THE KING AND THE CLOWN (NR) 4 stars – In 16th-century Korea, a group of minstrels lampoons a tyrannical king (Jung Jin-young) and bets their lives that they can make him laugh. South Korea's top-grossing film of all time, The King and the Clown proves reminiscent of Farewell, My Concubine with its lavish period detail, behind-the-scenes portrayal of Asian performing arts and homosexual subtext in the relationship of the lead characters. The film avoids spelling out the intimate details in the relationship between outspoken acrobat Jang-seng (Kam Woo-sung) and his androgynous partner Gong-gil (Lee Joon-ki), but the depths of their love is undeniably affecting. The film draws out too long and becomes a bit too melodramatic, but it's a compelling tale about a true dilemma: If a king is a psycho, having him as a fan might be more dangerous than incurring his wrath. Wed., April 25, 9 p.m.
ROCKET SCIENCE (R) 3 stars – Jeffrey Blitz, the director of the terrific documentary Spellbound, goes back to school for another tale of competitive, compulsive students, in this case, a fiction film about high school debate teams. Scheming debater Ginny Ryerson (Anna Kendrick) encourages lovelorn Hal Hefner (Reece Daniel Thompson) to try out for the debate team, despite his debilitating stutter. At times Rocket Science's ironic, deadpan tone feels overly calculated, as if Blitz tries too hard to emulate Napoleon Dynamite and films of Wes Anderson (they're all similarly amused at the sight of foreigners who behave foolishly). Nevertheless, Rocket Science's script takes surprising twists and satisfying resolutions, buoyed by the performances of its young cast (including Nicholas D'Agosto as a legendary but enigmatic debater) and the music of the Violent Femmes. Fri., April 27, 7:15 p.m.
DANTE'S INFERNO (NR) 3 stars – Director Sean Meredith presents a one-of-a-kind adaptation of Dante Alighieri's epic journey through the nine circles of hell. With a far-ranging and bawdy satirical spirit, the filmmakers (including puppeteer Paul Zaloom) bring the text to life with hand-drawn paper puppets that resemble scathing editorial cartoons in motion. Although the script hews to the structure of Dante's original cantos, the film presents a torn-from-the-headlines vision of hell, with echoes of New York street protests, exclusive gated communities and Washington corruption (complete with a song about lobbyists that's like the evil twin of Schoolhouse Rock's "I'm Just a Bill"). At one point, Dante (voiced as a hungover urbanite by Dermot Mulroney) accuses his irascible guide, Virgil (James Cromwell), of making up sordid details about history's worst popes, and Virgil replies, "Young man, go forth and Google." Sat., April 21, 7 p.m.; and Tues., April 24, 1:45 p.m.
AMERICAN FUGITIVE: THE TRUTH ABOUT HASSAN (NR) 3 stars – The 2001 Iranian film Kandahar drew worldwide attention for the unexpected cameo appearance by Hassan Abdulrahman, aka Daoud, aka David "Teddy" Belfield, an African-American radical who spent the past 25 years in exile in Iran for the 1980 assassination of one of the Shah of Iran's spokesmen in America. This Canadian documentary (in English with French subtitles) finds Hassan to be both an articulate and remorseless subject, whose life and politics span from the origins of America's black-radical movements in the 1960s to the failures of the Islamic Revolution a generation later. American Fugitive offers a compelling, fatalistic footnote to how the War on Terror has evolved. Wed., April 25, 9:30 p.m.; and Thurs., April 26, 4:30 p.m.
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I've been looking for a good group here on baby centre where I can get advice and ideas on kiddies parties, I joined a few groups and to my dismay they were all more lifeless than a cemetary.
So I decided to create my own group for kiddies parties, I linked it to the Photoclub Cakes, cakes, cakes! And I am hoping to draw a crowd of creative party planning mommies like myself.
As some of you may or may not remember some of my previous posts about getting a bit obsessive with planning my DD's Birthday Parties. Now it isn't that I have run out of ideas on what to do...on the contrary...I have so many ideas which I can't wait to share with other mommies like me or mommies who had just stepped into the game of party planning!
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American Whiskey in Japan
A traveler in Edo period Japan making their way from Tokyo to Osaka by way of the Tōkaidō route would make their last stop in Moriguchi. They might stop for the night, and have a meal and a drink.
A traveler in Edo period Japan making their way from Tokyo to Osaka by way of the Tōkaidō route would make their last stop in Moriguchi. They might stop for the night, and have a meal and a drink.
If you're like me, you've probably wondered what is the best bargain when selecting a bourbon that won't break the bank. Well, we decided to put that query to the test. We selected seven bourbons that were all purchased for under $25 and blind taste tested them. The results were quite informative. Some results were predictable. Some were eye opening.
Well, we were lucky enough to get our hands on a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 15 year, which some say is the best of the product line. It wasn't an easy task securing a bottle that's for sure. This line of wheated bourbon has a cult-like following. The craze got its start in 1998 when Van Winkle 20 year was submitted to the prestigious Beverage Tasting Institute. It received an unheard of rating of 99 out of 100.
I love that the Willett team is getting creative with this new Exploratory Cask Finish (XCF) product line. Version 1.0 is a seven-year-old rye finished in Curacao casks. The rye was distilled by MGP of Indiana (I know, I know…) and then aged in Willett's warehouses for seven years in American white oak barrels with a #4 char.
This is a bottled-blend of four of the Four Roses bourbon recipes including a 13-year-old, a 12-year-old, an 11-year-old, and a 9-year-old. The different recipes include a mix of 60% corn, 35% rye, 5% malted barley to 75% corn, 20% rye, 5% barley; and four different yeast strains.
I recently had the experience of following around the distiller of my favorite distillery with my buddies and some camera equipment. We were there when the distiller opened the doors until he packed it up for the day. Willett was nice enough to give us free rein of the grounds and we got to witness each nuance of the process.
A while back I saw an article in "Art Culinaire Magazine" with a few Aperol cocktails and an Aperol falernum recipe. The recipe came from Jane Lopez, Beverage Director at The Catbird Seat, in Nashville, Tennessee. I thought this was a great idea and decided to make my own twist. I used my go to falernum recipe as a starting point, but omitted the fresh juice to help prolong the liqueur's shelf life. I also cut back on the cloves because my original …


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The Seattle Art Museum has announced its finalists for the 28th annual Betty Bowen Award, and here they are (congrats!):
Emily Gherard (this was the only image I could find, but it doesn't do her justice)
The winner, who usually gets $11,000 (it can vary), will be announced Sept. 26, followed by a ceremony and reception at the Seattle Asian Art Museum on Oct. 26 from 6-8 pm (admission free). Last year's winner was the Portland artist Marie Watt.
In other news, Scott Lawrimore has picked up two more artists that we know of for Lawrimore Project. One is Susan Robb, 2003 Stranger Genius winner.
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WWWWooaahhhh I'm really amazed by the effect !!!!
In editing process I used weather action by *lieveheersbeestje [link]
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Really nice shot!!
beautiful Work
Wonderful one ! I would like to see such beautiful dragonflies !
Chapeau bas for your great work.
Chapeau bas for your great work.
definitely my favorite picture, love all the snow like particles and colors
nice work
Wow!!!! Thank you so much I LOVE BLUE COLOUR!!!! And your collection is awesome
Wow! This is stunning. The color is great and so is the detail.
This is freaking amazing!~you deserve a DD !! well done!
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Yes, very cool effect!
I love it too maybe I added too much blue colour... I don't know
Not at all...I think the blue coloring is just right. Burrr, it makes me feel the cold. A bit mechanical looking...just cool!
Awesome job i love it