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Mint coming out my ears!!!!
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- sparkareno May 12, 2012 02:08 PM
After many years of measly mint in my yard, I finally have a huge mint farm.....tons of it. And I mean tons. I use it in pestos, drinks & salads. Does anyone have any other ideas to use this stuff up or to perserve it?
We add mint to a very simple summer pasta dish of red grapes (halved and seeded), mild Italian sausage, grated cheese and short noodle (i.e. rigatoni).
I use it in 2 chicken marinades: Cook's Illustrated Peruvian Roasted Chicken with garlic and lime (I just roast it like I would any other chicken as the instructions are too fussy for me) and Epicurious' chicken with cumin and mint (I think that's what it is called) You can find both through a google search
The CI marinade works well on chicken pieces as well.
re: Hank Hanover
Yep, I put Tri-Ox vegetation killer on the huge mess of it I have, do it in the spring, kills it off until next spring, back up it is again and even more of it.
I make a cold noodle salad with cilantro, mint and lime juice that is delicious.
Toss a bunch of mint and cilantro in a blender or processor add fresh lime juice, a dash of fish sauce, a dash of sesame oil and a bit of sugar to taste (sorry, I don't have measurements -- I just keep tasting until it's balanced the way I like it), some hot pepper flakes if you like spicy things. It should have the consistency of a thin pesto, so you may need to add a bit of water to thin it out. Toss with cold noodles and thin strips of carrots and cucumber and top with chopped peanuts and shredded unsweetened coconut.
Make a mint simple syrup to use in cocktails and NA drinks. It's great in everything from mojitos to tea to seltzer. It's also great drizzled on strawberries.
Being a good Southerner, mint julep was the first thing that came to my mind. Just go easy on the minted simple syrop - the drink should practically be all bourbon over crushed ice, with just a splash of minted simple syrop, then garnish with a mint sprig. Quite refreshing on a hot summer day.
nam sod....a Thai salad using lots of mint, ginger, cashews, lettuce, chicken/pork or tofu...
I made chickpeas in mint and tamarind sauce tonight from World Vegetarian by Madhur Jaffrey and it was delicious. The color is most unfortunate, but they are spicy and tasty, and it used a packed cup of mint leaves.
You can make chutney & use it as a spread for sandwiches (grind mint, bit of water, garlic, green chili, salt & lemon juice to taste- sometimes use few walnuts or peanuts to give consistency)
Also, my family loves this salad...
I saw a recipe for an interesting potato salad recently:
I make an Italian green bean salad which is served at room temperature. Blanch and dry green beans. Drizzle with a good olive oil. Toss with lots of chopped mint leaves and minced garlic. I got this recipe from an ex-Moosewood chef and it is really good! Plus it is nice to have a salad for pic-nics that you don't have to worry about sitting out.
re: sparkareno
make sure and report back for us!
oh... and dont put it in your ears. no matter how much mint you have, its much more useful in your mouth.
A friend of mine used to pluck a sprig every morning and put it in the water bottle she carried with her all day.
Gardeners divide between considering it a weed and a prized herb. It can be really hard to stop mint from taking over a garden.
The thing to do is to hang it up in bunches and dry the leaves for tea next winter. You could put the dried leaves in pretty bags or boxes as loose tea and use it for gifts. Most hostesses (most people) will appreciate a gift of caffeine-free mint tea.
Larb - the Lao / Thai dish also spelled laap and laab. Here's several recipes from a quick search:
I prefer grilled beef or ground turkey with mint, cilantro and minced hot green chile. Very tasty and refreshing for a meat dish.
If you like south Asian cuisine, make some mint relish (minced mint + cilantro + hot green chile). Here's a representative one:
Perhaps paulj has a better recipe.
Mint chimichurri - uses 2 cups mint. I made this recipe last year and it was way more than the lamb needed. I ended up using it on everything: as a pizza sauce, with yogurt for dressing, with sour cream for chip dip, you name it. It is fantastic!
Maybe Vietnamese style rice-paper rolls? I love a watermelon, mint, and feta salad in warmer weather. I worked at a place once where they habitually steeped mint in water, either with lime/lemon slices, or with cucumber slices. Really refreshing.


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Monster Yamaha Tech 3 boss Herve Poncharal might be desperate to keep Cal Crutchlow for 2014 but admits the British rider could be seriously tempted to switch to Ducati's factory squad.
Crutchlow has made it clear his ideal scenario for 2014 is to remain in Poncharal's French-based Tech 3 squad, but on an improved financial and technical package.
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Jul 12
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wosihound says:
Old wosi has touched a nerve again.
It seems newbie, Ander..Andru.. - whatever his name is - owns a Ducati?
Tell you what Pal, and just this once. I'm out an' about in the unmarked white van next week. £200 cash for that rusty old 600 Monster, we'll sling it in the back and you'll be done..no more smirking behind your back from the neighbours or shaking heads from pedestrians.
You can make your excuses - say you've invested the money in the stock market or summats - and buy your missus a new kitchen..well, a new kettle anyway.
There's fck all I can do with those poncy leathers and boots though..you'll have to bin liner 'em up and make a trip to the tip yourself, under cover of darkness is my advice..
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Mar 07
Posts: 276
bigbashbonanza says:
..... as he's doing so well this year, regularly beating most of the factory guys. But he wants more cash. The life of a professional sports man is pretty small and building up enough cash to carry on living the lifestyle, once he's stopped turning two wheels must be a consideration. But for that cash, he could be swapping podiums for extra dollars. Is it worth it and waiting to see what happens in 2014? The Germans are coming, but will they arrive, strong enough in time for Dovi and the next rider.....? Maybe worth the risk.....
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Andromico says:
Like I said, what a complete tool....
Feb 06
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richyfast5 says:
I am surprised Ducati are chasing Cal. He is quick to publicly slate his Yamaha that is capable of delivering podiums. If he does choose to ride for Ducati, the post race interviews will surely turn into one long beep as BT dub out his expletives about the pig between his legs........ He'll be sacked by mid season!
Jul 11
Posts: 1916
CHRainmaker says:
..if you think he'd play second fiddle to Dovi indefinitely. Granted, Cal made some unforced errors last season that to some degree flattered Dovizioso's final championship position. But the boy from the black country is consistently performing better than last season and his points haul is better than Dovi's at the same point last year..
With all the R&D supposedly going on in the depths of Borgo Panigale, this could be the perfect time to pick up the big pay check and be seen as the saviour of the marque. Just think of his stock worth in 2 years time if he turns the company's fortunes around...
Imagination people, that's all it takes..
I can't fault what you say CHR..and have said similar myself.
You can't blame the lad for wanting to feather his nest..like BBB says, a sportsman's career is short.
Cal is still improving in some areas. He's always been fast in practice and last year, generally was faster than Dovi on any other day apart from Sundays.
My point is..if he stayed at Yamaha - and I'm not convinced there is room for him if Pol has been signed - and were to continue the rich vein of form hopefully winning a race..he'd be in a better position than going to Ducati who don't seem to have any ideas other than keeping their present engine - soon to be shackled by a season long engine development freeze.
Audi & Marlboro don't know how to build a GP bike..the inspiration has to come from Corse.
If their plan is to lease 2013 models to teams as non-MSMA bikes with the spec ECU, 24 litres and more importantly 12 engines, in the hope of developing a new powerplant during next season, effectively through 'the back door'..Cal will be stuck with an evolution of what the factory run now.
There will be no new bike next year. The earliest will be 2015..so why not wait, rack up decent results on a competitive satellite prototype and sign another 1 year deal to bring yourself in line with everyone else?
There may be a chance of a Jap factory seat for 2015, which he can challenge for a title on..and if he delivers will extend his career, earn him more money in the long run and give him a better chance of sporting success.
If he won races and cemented his place in British bike racing history, rather than disappearing into obscurity after a likely well paid but fruitless spell at Bologna..he'd be set for life in retirement too as a pundit, speaker, advisor or whatever as a minimum.
A better option than hoping Ducati can build a new bike that is competitive, probably by 2016 at the earliest?
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Penfold705 says:
Cal has left himself in an unfortunate position this year as there would be pretty much a full range of seats to aim for in 2015. If he can get a one year deal with Tech 3 he keeps his options open for Rossi's seat as well as other factories. If he goes elsewhere next year and sits mid-pack or lower on an uncompetitive bike I'm not sure he will have the bargaining power for a factory seat the year after.
Ducati would be a massive gamble and if it doesn't work he probably hasn't got the prior reputation to get back out of the mire they way Rossi did, tail between legs or otherwise.
On the other hand, if Ducati can get a sniff of a direction this season Cal could come in at the perfect time to bring them back to the front.
..In theory what you say is perfectly reasonable, but the old adage of strike while the iron is hot seems appropriate in this case. Cal's stock is unquestionably on the rise, but as we've seen with Rossi and more recently Spies, reputation and results can diminish in the blink of an eye. Granted, in Vale's case he has the weight of a lofty career supporting the barren times, so in many way's is unique to the argument. But Spies appears to have nosedived and I would presume can't command the equipment and salary of a few years ago. Cal's got to act now if he wants to be financially rewarded relative to his results. Another year could prove to be fruitless and that would spell disaster for his negotiating position...
May 12
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cornbowl says:
looses the M1 and doesn't get a Honda ride, the Ducati will finish him, his CV is not good enough to stand poor results on that Duke, he's unlikely to take a MotoGP win as it is. He'll also be Ducati's biggest nightmare when it comes to PR and bitching about the bike, which he will do within two or three races. The bike's flawed, that's for sure, and with Cal's flaws and problems still in evidence on the M1, especially in the opening laps, then going to Ducati will be for the same reason as Dovi, money, being bribed to ride a dog.
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- PreconcertDined on 11/15/2014We go back to Scotts every time we attend a concert at Segerstom. The attraction is the excellent food. I always have seafood and my wife has steak so we are both happy. The service is always outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hosts and Hostesses need RetrainingFrequentSCMDinerDined on 11/15/2014We reserved through Open Table two days in advance. When we arrived, the hostess directed us to a "chef's table" near the kitchen where we'd be sharing with other guests. I told her we'd like a booth or a four top table. The hostess told us all booths had already been reserved, but she'd see if she could get us a table. She left us by the table by the kitchen and returned to the reception stand. My companion and I followed a minute later and witnessed the hostess and a man who appeared to be the manager speaking about our request. The manager was unaware of our presence until the hostess pointed us out. He then told us that he had no other tables available. I explained that I wanted a table for four which is what I reserved, not a table for twenty by the kitchen. He said they were very busy that night and reminded me that we had only reserved through Open Table two days ago. I explained that if they did not have any tables for four available two days ago, they should not have accepted the reservation. Miraculously, he was able to find a table for four and we were seated. Unfortunately, the table wobbled and I asked the bus boy if he had a shim. First he told me that he didn't have a shim and the table wasn't wobbling too bad. Seeing that I wasn't satisfied with that answer, he offered to re-seat us at another table that was stable. We accepted and were shown to another table that sat firmly on the floor, but with seats that were broken. That was remedied and eventually we had a very tasty meal with good service from our waiter. Still, I'd be very reluctant to go back or to recommend Scott's to a friend, even though I've had many good meals there. Perhaps I'm dreaming, but I had the impression that the restaurant was not as solicitous of customers who reserved through Open Table. That's a big problem that must be fixed.
- Skip Scott's if you want a quiet evening outCaceyDined on 11/15/2014The ambiance is OK, although if you want any sense of privacy, or intimacy--forget it! In addition, the acoustics are terrible! It is so noisy that it is hard to have a conversation. Don't count on the requests that you might make with your reservation either. We requested a booth, at the time of making the reservation, and were given a small two-top with an explanation that the booths had been booked out for over 45 days (not even near to plausible). The service was pleasant enough but slow. The food was nicely prepared--but there was no real creativity or originality and the entrees were barely warm when we got them. Definitely not worth the price. Next time we go to the theatre we will be enjoying dinner at one of the many other options in the area.
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- New menu, but inconsistent servicecoboVIPDined on 11/8/2014I love that Scott's has changed up their menu, and our evening started out well with attentive, helpful service, but every time we would look for our waiter he was literally not on the floor. we had to ask available wait staff, for a variety of things. Then, after some 30 mins with us playing cards to pass the time, he came to ask how the lemon meyer soufflé was. WE STILL DIDN'T HAVE IT!!! He had told us when we offered the dessert menu after our dinner, it would take 20 mins, (something that is usually disclosed when ordering entrees), but disappeared. We asked where he'd been, and he'd reportedly been called to another area. POOR. Despite all these issues, the food was VERY good and the soufflé was exceptional! Worth a trip!Special Features:
- Dinner & ConcertViviDined on 11/8/2014Went to dinner at Scott's before attending a show at the Orange County Performing Arts. Dinner was excellent and the waiter was very conscious of the time we had to leave to make show on time. Left car at valet and walked over. Makes for a very smooth night out. Been to Scott's several times and have never been disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine dining before a play.RustyDined on 11/5/2014Service was a little slower than usual but we did make it to the performance....barelySpecial Features:
- Very NiceDenisVIPDined on 11/4/2014Scott's has been the place to go before the symphony for years. The food is great everything anout it is superb, and with valet parking, attend the symphony or ballet at Segerstrom.Special Features:
- Always dependableKarenDined on 11/3/2014Scott's is a restaurant whose food and ambiance are always top notch.Special Features:
- BAD SERVICEunhappyDined on 11/1/2014The food was tolerable - not exceptional or good for the prices charged. The Service was VERY POOR. After serving the food we never saw the waiter again and had to ask busboys to call him twice. I will not go to this restaurant again, VERY POOR SERVICE.Special Features:
- Mediocre Food, Bad ServiceboardworksVIPDined on 11/1/2014We dined at Scott's on Saturday night and had a poor experience. The food was mediocre; the cioppino was like tomato bisque and had very few clams/muscles (mostly just calamari). The filet my wife ordered was "okay", but nothing spectacular. Finally, their creme brulee was awful! It had the consistency of cheese cake, including a cake-like crust. I sent it back, and the manager approached us AFTER we paid the bill to argue with me that this was indeed creme brulee (as I argued that creme brulee is served as a light custard in a ramekin, not a cake). I'm grateful the friends I dined with made the dinner enjoyable, despite the mediocre fare and awful service. Won't go here again, that's for sure.
- OpenTableDinerVIPDined on 10/31/2014Always a lovely meal with a wide variety of tempting selections, perfectly prepared & presented. Our favorite pre-show dining experience. We often stop by after the show for dessert & coffee. Service is personal & very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- splendedFoodMagnetDined on 10/18/2014My first date with a very lovely and beautiful young lady - this was the place to start the eveningSpecial Features:
- so sad, so sadjmf2VIPDined on 10/18/2014Scott's just is not what it once was. The food presentation is just plain sloppy...We had the 'dry scallops' but the menu did not list that it came with a lemon-pepper emulsion. Quite a surprise, especially since the scallops were virtually swimming in the emulsion. It was just a big glop of 'sauce' smothering the scallops. This has been our experience time and time again. While the quality of the fish is superior (and becoming ever so pricey), the presentation destroys the dish. On a previous visit we ordered the whole Thai snapper....but the server simply had no idea how to fillet the darn fish. What a mess. Scott's is rapidly pricing itself out of the market and needs to rethink it's menu and food presentation extensively.
- Birthday dinner for daughterdinnerDined on 10/12/2014I made an reservation on "Open Table" with a note that it was my daughter's birthday. The waiter Chad was very helpful on giving us recommendations as this was our first time to Scott's. We ordered the calamari appetizer which was really good. I ordered the ribeye steak, which I thought had too strong of a rosemary like sweetness to the steak. The front desk must have not read my request on open table that it was my daughter's birthday as they did nothing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Scott's Overpriced and LoudSteakloverVIPDined on 10/11/2014I used to love Scott's Seafood. A few years ago they changed the décor to sterile and modern and they changed the menu choices to weird and trendy. I have been there 3 times since, never my idea. Despite reservations, we always get a bad table, near the kitchen or other awkward place. There is always a lot of noise coming from the bar on weekends. There are only a few things on the menu I am remotely interested in eating. The prices are very high. $75 for a New York steak - really? If I want a good steak I'll got to Morton's or Mastro's, and pay less than that, and have a great table. The fish I have eaten there tastes good, but the menu selections are...unfortunate. There are SO MANY BETTER restaurants to go to!Special Features:
- Perfecto!barbDined on 10/10/2014Everything was outstanding. I would recommend this place to everyone.Special Features:
- business lunchlawyerDined on 10/6/2014had a business lunch there Monday. Quiet and confidential. Good food. Good wine list. Convenient for the Costa Mesa business area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid Seafood and MoreHBG4DiningVIPDined on 10/5/2014My wife had the Cioppino and I had the special of the evening, Rack of Lamb. Both were great. The service was professional and attentive. The room is very bright and inviting. This was our third visit and we will be back.Special Features:
- HazelDined on 10/5/2014I realize we were all going to the theater, but we felt like cattle, in where we were seated and how folks acted. Food was pricey and mediocre…my husband ordered the seafood linguini…and it for sure was spaghetti and really full of red sauce…my mahi magi was overcooked….capuccino machine was broken…as a whole not the greatest experience. The waiter was pleasant enough but would disappear for long periods…we would have to ask the bus boy for things we wanted.
- Dinner & EntertainmentViviDined on 10/5/2014Great place to dine before seeing a show at the Orange County Performing Arts. You are able to leave the car at the valet and walk over to the venue after dinner.Special Features:
- Very SpecialDiningduoDined on 10/5/2014We were visiting the area to see Tony Bennett. Hadn't been to Scotts in a number of years. They didn't disappoint! Had a very knowledgeable waiter, who easily and professionally described the food items we asked about. The Calamari was the best we have had anywhere. Presentation and quality of the food was outstanding! And a great plus to be able to leave our car at the restaurant and walk over to the theatre. And the line was very quick after the theatre, to get our car back. Any time we are in Orange Country we will definitely be having a meal at Scott's again. Just wonderful.Special Features:
- Great night!HolymolyDined on 9/28/2014Everything went well! Very lovely restaurant! Perfect dinner nightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentThequeenbird1VIPDined on 9/23/2014Everything was wonderful! Service, food, and locationSpecial Features:
- Very relaxing dinnerSailermanDined on 9/23/2014We arrived early, because we were going to the theater. We were seated imediately and the waiter was right there. The service was quick and efficient. I had the chapino which was one of the best I have every had. Not to spicy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Good QualitySteveDined on 9/22/2014I had not been here for a couple of years, but had an occasion to visit this week. The food was as good as I remembered, with generous choices of both surf and turf. While there are numerous gluten-free options on the menu, the seasonal selections are very well presented and prepared. I would continue to higly rate the food and service, as this is a great place to conduct a business lunch or dinner.Special Features:
- Flawless consistency . . .QEIIVIPDined on 9/20/2014Scott's is one of the only restaurants where I dine consistently and always order the same thing: Chilean Seabass w/Sake kasu, sushi rice, baby spinach - it's always perfect and just right for a pre-theater meal. Service, ambiance, and easy access to OC's performing arts stages all make this my ideal go-to dining choice for a Big Night out! Oh yes and everything else on the menu is wonderful too . . but that's for other reviewers to claim.Special Features:
- joanVIPDined on 9/18/2014hadn't eaten here in years. Still serving delicious seafood. the swordfish was excellent. prefect pre show restaurant.Special Features:
- convenient and deliciousYokoLocoDined on 9/18/2014If you're shopping at South Coast Plaza and are looking for organic and local foods, here's your place. The seafood and produce is so fresh, had the Calamari provencal style and it was killer. Seafood pasta was so good, wasn't too heavy! Friend had sea bass to die for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Could have been betterBonBriVIPDined on 9/17/2014We dine at Scott's frequently because of its proximity to the theater. Generally, the food is reliably good. It was not this evening. Peruvian Ceviche was not the least bit Peruvian (and I have enjoyed a good deal of cheviche in Peru). The one variety of seafood was tough, it was made with a dominant tasting green sauce rather than with the natural juices from the fish and veggies. I don't recommend it. My husband's bowl of seafood Linguini was disappointing as well. It had too much sugar and the sauce dominated the seafood. Must be a new chief - hope they get back to clean tasting seafood dishes which was their strength.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food and serviceChuckCVIPDined on 9/16/2014We go here at least once a month - either lunch or dinner. Food and service is always good.Special Features:
- EXceptional EVeningDiscerningDinerDined on 9/14/2014Celebrating a friend's birthday after a great SCR production, we were delighted with the food at Scott's and the excellent service.Special Features:
- The Best of the BestDisappointedVIPDined on 9/13/2014A beautiful facility, ample parking, attentive service and outstanding food--what else could one want? The menu is primarily sea food, although several steak selections are offered, and, on the night we were there, a rack of lamb. I can't recommend this restaurant enough. Expensive but well worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The OCOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/12/2014I cam to have dinner with my in-laws. The food was bland and it took a while, they had two large banquets.Special Features:
- Great fishPrbayVIPDined on 9/7/2014Looking for great seafood then this the place. Best fish stew. Although service was not very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Incredible seafood!SeafooodluvrDined on 8/30/2014Scott's seafood dishes are fresh and prepared with amazing flavor. I like the open kitchen design that allows guests to see all the stations in the kitchen.Special Features:
- A restaurant for grownups!eatsout2oftenVIPDined on 8/28/2014What a pleasant surprise to find a restaurant with moderate noise, tablecloths, low background music and delicious food. After a while, small plates, industrial decor and loud music get old very quickly. The heirloom tomatoes and burrata cheese were superb. The pasta and seafood dish had an outstanding red sauce. Bread was promptly brought and water was refilled without asking. There is a wide selection of wines by the glass from many countries. I would definitely recommend this restaurant for a nice evening out.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Relaxed Quality Dining ExperienceRobarooDined on 8/26/2014Visited Scott's prior to seeing "Once" at the OCPAC. Arrived early for our reservation and thoroughly enjoyed the service and happy hour options in the bar. For dinner I highly recommend the lobster bisque soup as appetizer. Popular entrees during our this visit were the flat iron steak and the scallops.Special Features:


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This course introduces students to engineering reports. In particular the course has a primary focus on the areas of communication through engineering reports as well as graphical communication in the orthogonal and pictorial area. The course will also provide essential information about the real world of engineering, informed through an industry study as well as providing an insight into the effect of technological innovation. The exploration of issues and investigation of the nature of engineered products and systems contributes towards the students' development of the key competency solving problems. Students work as individuals and as members of groups to conduct investigations into engineered products and systems and through this, the key competencies planning and organising activities and working with others and in teams are developed. Students focus their study from the communication and engineering report dimensions appropriate for the stage 6 NSW Engineering Studies syllabus.
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If it is 16bit then it simply won't run under Windows 7 64 bit, you would need to run it in a virtual 32bit environment. Have you tried hasseling the software vendor, a lot of ours made updates to their earlier software to allow it to run.
Good Afternoon all,
I was wondering if any of you had installed Numbers, Words and Pictures 2 onto a windows 7 operating system? I look after many primary schools and cannot get this software to work correctly, it loads up fine, but as soon as you click on the counting pictures 3 icon, you get the load up screen come up but then goes no further.
I believe it may be a compatibility issue as it requires to run in 16bit format. I was just wondering if any of you knew a workaround?
If it is 16bit then it simply won't run under Windows 7 64 bit, you would need to run it in a virtual 32bit environment. Have you tried hasseling the software vendor, a lot of ours made updates to their earlier software to allow it to run.
Hi, the operating system is already running windows 7 32bit, I've tried locating an update by the power of google to no joy.
I think SYNAC is referring to the software being 16-bit rather than the OS. Win XP supported running 16-bit app's, but this has been removed since vista (I think, might be 7?). This is kinda like how a 64-bit OS can run 32-bit programs. Running it via XP mode may work? Otherwise running under a VM, or vendor updates may be your only options.
32bit Windows 7 should be alright as it does still inclued the 16bit stuff, its just the 64bit stuff that does not. I'm assuming you have tried running it in compatibility mode?
This may seem like a silly question, but how do you get it to run in compatability mode as I can't see it anywhere?
Also, does anyone know of an alternative piece of software?
I want to dig this up again! I've tried compatibility mode in XP (SP3), XP (SP2), Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows 95, with and without administrator privilages. All the other boxes too, but to no avail.
I get this error: NWP2 error.jpg
Installed the latest Java and everything. The school use this software a lot. Is there a replacement?
Any help welcome!
Was there any solution to this? I am currently working with a school that has this software and 50 machines they want to run it on, all running Windows 7. Does anyone have the solution or a suggestion of a newer, better piece of software?
Hi I know this maybe a bit late now. But I was having the same problem so I emailed the company and got this response. I am trying to find an alternative so if anyone has any ideas that would br great.
Thanks for your e-mail.
Unfortunately, this software isn't compatible with Windows 7.
There is no workaround that resolves this and no close match for an alternative in our range.
I'm very sorry that I can't provide better advice on this query.
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The pilot reported that he was transporting tree bundles on a 25-foot longline. He placed a tree bundle on a truck and then went to pick up another load. He looked outside to set up for final approach to deliver the hook to ground personnel. He then lowered the collective, applied aft cyclic to slow the helicopter, and applied the right pedal to turn the helicopter, which allowed him the best possible view of the ground personnel. Just as he applied the right pedal, the pilot felt and heard a bang; the helicopter immediately started to shudder and then pitched forward violently with a left yaw. The pilot subsequently set up for an autorotation, and, after touchdown in a level attitude with a slight forward speed, the pilot-side landing gear collapsed. During the postaccident examination of the helicopter at the accident site, a portion of the longline cable and/or wire was located beside a 7- to 9-foot-tall tree that had a section of its top broken off. The tail rotor was found 20 to 30 feet away. It is likely that the hook assembly snagged the tree, which swayed up to a point, pulled the longline taut, and turned the helicopter right. When the treetop broke away, the helicopter suddenly yawed left and pitched forward. The longline recoiled into the main rotor, which resulted in rotor damage, severe imbalance, and a loss of helicopter control. The pilot stated that he did not observe or feel the longline hook get hung up or dragged through the trees.
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Tips For An Exceptional, Superb and Powerful Life
1. Take a 10-30 minute walk every day. And while you walk, smile. It is the ultimate anti-depressant.
2. Sit in silence for at least 10 minutes each day. Buy a lock if you have to.
3. Buy a Tivo (DVR), tape your late night shows and get more sleep.
4. When you wake up in the morning complete the following statement, "My purpose is to___________ today."
5. Live with the 3 E's -- Energy, Enthusiasm, Empathy.
6. Watch more movies, play more games and read more books than you did in 2006.
7. Make time to practice meditation, yoga, tai chi, qigong and prayer. They provide us with daily fuel for our busy lives.
8. Spend more time with people over the age of 70 and under the age of 6 .
9. Dream more while you are awake.
10. Eat more foods that grow on trees and plants and eat less foods that are manufactured in plants.
11. Drink green tea and plenty of water. Eat blueberries, wild Alaskan salmon, broccoli, almonds & walnuts.
12. Try to make at least three people smile each day.
13. Clear your clutter from your house, your car, your desk and let new and flowing energy into your life.
14. Don't waste your precious energy on gossip, energy vampires, issues of the past, negative thoughts or things you cannot control. Instead invest your energy in the positive present moment.
15. Realize that life is a school and you are here to learn. Problems are simply part of the curriculum that appear and fade away like algebra class but the lessons you learn will last a lifetime.
16. Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a college kid with a maxed out charge card.
17. Smile and laugh more. It will keep the energy vampires away.
18. Life isn't fair, but it's still good.
19. Life is too short to waste time hating anyone.
20. Don't take yourself so seriously. No one else does.
21. You don't have to win every argument. Agree to disagree.
22. Make peace with your past so it won't screw up the present.
23. Don't compare your life to others'. You have no idea what their journey is all about.
24. Burn the candles, use the nice sheets, and wear the fancy lingerie (not you guys.) Don't save it for a special occasion. Today is special.
25. No one is in charge of your happiness except you.
26. Frame every so-called disaster with these words: "In five years, will this matter?"
27. Forgive everyone for everything.
28. What other people think of you is none of your business.
29. Time heals almost everything. Give time, time.
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31. Your job won't take care of you when you are sick. Your friends will. Stay in touch.
32. Get rid of anything that isn't useful, beautiful or joyful.
33. Envy is a waste of time. You already have all you need.
34. The best is yet to come.
35. No matter how you feel, get up, dress up and show up.
36. Do the right thing!
37. Call your family often.
38. Each night before you go to bed complete the following statements: "I am thankful for __________." Today I accomplished _________.
39. Remember that you are too blessed to be stressed.
40. Enjoy the ride. Remember that this is not Disney World and you certainly don't want a fast pass. You only have one ride through life so make the most of it and enjoy the ride
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Ozzy Osbourne rolls into town tonight for the second leg of his worldwide Scream tour. Given the guy's past, we'd be lying if we said we didn't suspect this might be the last go-round for the 62-year old former Black Sabbath front man, and Rocks Off will be at Toyota Center to chronicle what ... More >>
Photos by Katharine ShilcuttI knew I was going to like this place when I walked inside the H-E-B at Bellaire and Highway 6 and saw a cardboard cut-out of Miss Piggy advertising fresh chicharrones outside Wok n Roll (14498 Bellaire), the Filipino breakfast joint just inside the grocery store's ... More >>
Thanks to holiday-themed compilations like A Very Special Christmas and Little Steven's Christmas A Go-Go, we often hear our favorite modern artists putting their spin on holiday classics. But for those who are tired of forcing Mariah Carey's eight-octave "All I Want For Christmas" on their f ... More >>
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Lake Berkley Villa Rental Photos and Description
4 bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeps 8-10
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Lake Berkley is conveniently located just off Hwy 192, close to many major restaurants, Starbucks and it is within walking distance of a 24-hour Wal-Mart SuperStore (goods and groceries!). Only about 10 to 12 minutes to Disney.
The community is gated and manned 24 hours a day. Features include club house, pool, hot tub, a natural spring-fed lake, which has a small sandy beach area, fishing dock, boardwalk nature trail and volley ball court. The main clubhouse contains a fitness center, small convenience store, floodlit tennis courts, a community pool, heated spa and a children's playground and splash pad. Lake Berkley Resort is in West Kissimmee, just a mile from eating, shopping and services.
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This past Friday night, a whole lot of people aboard the Bahamas Celebration cruise liner had little reason to celebrate, as the cruise ship ran aground just outside Bahamas Freeport Harbour. Seven hundred passengers and crew aboard a Halloween cruise got a scare to remember when they were forced to ... More >>
Colin and Andrea Chisholm liked to tell people they were Scottish aristocrats. It wasn't hard to fake. They were living on a $1.2 million yacht in Palm Bay and training Cavalier King Charles Spaniels -- a breed popular in the U.K. One of their pups even got an award at the Westminster dog show. Al ... More >>
After spending most of her career as chef working for someone else, On the Slide food truck owner and head chef Sandi Saunders decided it was time for a change. The last straw came one day while working at Coral Ridge Country Club. Saunders had worked a late shift the night before and was home resti ... More >>
BaleàriaA Barcelona-based company that offers fast-ferry service to the Balearic Islands has set up shop in Port Everglades and will soon offer fast-ferry service to the Bahamas in two and a half hours, as we reported Monday.The ferry Pinar del Rio will travel at 32 knots and carry up to 463 peo ... More >>
Even by Florida's loose ethical standards, Palm Beach mayoral contender C. Gerald Goldsmith has a corrupt past that should make his candidacy a joke. Goldsmith, who served on the Palm Beach town council back in the mid-1990s, survived the Feb. 3 election ... More >>
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CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - The Nevada Mining Association has filed a lawsuit to block a proposed constitutional amendment to raise the tax cap on net proceeds of minerals.
The suit filed in state court in Carson City argues the initiative is misleading and fails to adequately describe the consequences to Nevada's overall tax structure should it win ultimate approval by voters.
Conservative businessman Monte Miller filed the initiative and would need to gather more than 72,000 signatures to qualify for ballot. Voters would have to approve it in November and again in 2014 to take effect.
It would increase the tax cap mining companies pay on minerals to 9 percent from 5 percent of net proceeds. The tax is calculated after costs for extraction and other business expenses are deducted.
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Spain's abortion bill has met with pushback not only from parties in the opposition but also from within the current governing party's rank and file.
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Spanish Soldier Who Penned a Best-Selling Novel About Military Corruption Gets Jail Time
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Located at the top of the hill overlooking the ocean and the Los Verdes Golf course, you will find P.V. Victoria Apartment Homes with all the luxuries you need in an apartment community. Our community features large private balconies, storage cabinets on assigned carports. For your conveneince, 13 clothes care centers, and 4 sparkling pools.
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Park Meadows is one of the most favored residential areas for full-time residents. It is a quiet family neighborhood surrounding the Park Meadows Golf & Country Club. Park Meadows contains the Park City Raxquet Club, a tennis and athletic facility. It's location in the middle of town offers great access to shopping, entertainment, skiing and outdoor activities. Park Meadows real estate backs up to the newly renovated Park City High School as well as Treasure Mountain Middle School and McPolin Grade School all located on Kearns Boulevard, providing a safe and easy access to schools.
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5.00 acres
Park Meadows Premeir Lot! Views - Views - Views! 360 Degree Views Adjacent to Mountain Top Subdivision! This incredible 5 acre lot provides up close views of all three of Park City's Skis areas. More Info »
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Spectacular View Lot in quiet cul-de-sac .70 acre flat building lot in Willow Ranch, Park Meadows area. Spectacular 180 degree views, in quiet cul-de-sac with only 7 lots located in the subdivision, views include all 3 ski resorts. More Info »
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Rare Eagle Pointe Phase IV lot in Park Meadows Don't miss out on an opportunity to own a 3.4 acre lot in the exclusive Eagle Point community in Park Meadows. Gorgeous views, wildlife and room to stretch out. This is one of the last lots available in the exclusive Eagle Point Community. More Info »
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Rarely available flat lot on the Park Meadow Golf Course Rarely available flat lot on the Park Meadow Golf Course. Located on a private cul-de-sac in the coveted Broken Spoke Subdivision. Beautiful common area landscaping and adjacent to the 3rd fairway. Your chance to build a "dream home" with golf in-and-out! More Info »
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0.34 acres
Rare Eagle Pointe Building Lot! Perched high on the hill above town, this Eagle Pointe home-site looks out over Park Meadows to the ski runs and iconic mountain peaks of Park City. The gentle sloping home-site is one of the last remaining in this sought after in-town location to build the home you have always dreamed of. House plans available for a 6,000+ square foot home with five bedrooms four fireplaces and a four car garage and situates the home on the lot to maximize the view corridors. More Info »
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0.47 acres
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