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Windows 7 UAC has a second flaw
Long Zheng of I Started Something has uncovered a flaw in Windows 7's UAC that means malware can elevate itself to administrator privileges. This news comes after a previously discovered flaw in Windows 7's new tiered UAC system that meant malware can disable UAC silently.
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Good article. Thanks pooch.
I already have UAC set to always notify. More clicks, but that's the price of security at this point. If I'm going to be playing and getting lots of prompts, I close my net connection and turn it down. Not having to reboot is a plus.
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Thanks Pooch
If you parked your car in a known dubious area and then left the doors unlocked so it would be easier to get in when you returned, no one would be surprised if the car was not there when you returned.
Why then is there all this worry over UAC when it has been purposely set to a less safe status.
Any security is only effective when it is switched on, If a user decides to lower security then that is their right but there is a price to pay for this decision.
Saying this I would prefer to see the OOB defaults for the UAC set to FULL, As in Vista, as this would better protect a lot of users who to be honest when using Vista just got on with it and accepted the prompts as part of the system.
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I agree with you there Nigel, I'm not one of the tech types who are always messing with system settings, trying out new stuff etc: so I have no problems with UAC, in fact I think it was a good move on Microsoft's part to make it part of the OS, after all it's just another layer of security to make our systems safe to use.
The baddies out there are getting more sophisticated in trying to infect our machines so having something built into the OS that tries to help keep them out has got to be a good thing, after all it's only a click that's needed to allow us to carry on when we've been alerted to the danger or otherwise of what we are about to do.
Whoops didn't know I'd waffled on so much sorry.
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John Gould was born in Lyme Regis on the English coast in 1804 and is considered to be one of the finest painters of birdlife of all time. At the age of 14 he was made apprentice gardener at Kew and became enamoured with nature and what he called "her charming attitudes". Gould had no formal education and learnt his art from experience and observation. After his time at Kew he moved to London to start business as a taxidermist until, two years later, he was made Curator to the Museum of the Zoological Society, London.
Gould met his wife in 1828 and married her in the following year. Their combined talents produced a publication called A Century of Birds. Books on birds reached the height of popularity at this time and Gould chose the recently discovered method of lithography for his work. Gould obviously could not have produced 3,245 individual lithographs all by himself - although he was a brilliant ornithologist and artist, one of his most important talents was perhaps his sound business brain and ability to organise a group of artists and craftsmen to obtain the required results. His wife was his main artist and worked from Gould's own sketches.
In 1837 he published a small book, The Synopsis of the Birds of Australia, dealing with 199 species. In May of 1838 the Gould family left England and sailed to Australia, where they stayed for two years. Four months after their return, the first part of The Birds of Australia appeared, including examples of magnificent parrots and budgerigars, which were a great success in London society.
Tragically, Gould's wife and right hand, Elizabeth, died in 1841 during childbirth. John Gould lived on for a further 40 years, producing a tremendous amount of unique wildlife art, earning his name "The Bird Man".
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This is Bart. He is one of our four Nubian wethered goats. He's quite the gentleman. When I stop to see them, usually every evening, he's the first one to come over and "talk". He was being exceptionally sweet yesterday. We always say "Hello." by touching noses and then he starts sniffing me. It's his way of making sure that I am who he thinks I am. It's like he says...
"Ah! It's farmlady. She's wearing that wonderful shirt that has the shinny buttons and the Jessica McClintock perfume. I know her. She is...(sniff, sniff...) my favorite person besides The Prospector, who feeds me. I like Farmlady very much." Then, I start rubbing his neck and tell him what a wonderful goat he is and, for once, I caught the "look" with my camera. When I start rubbing and talking, he closes his eyes and gets all groovy. It's so cute. He's such a lady's man.
The garden looks so nice right now and I haven't had to do anything. Spring is just a wonderful time of year. We don't have to water or prune. We don't have to fertilize or plant anything..., yet. It's a time for enjoyment. We watch the bushes and trees bud out and the bulbs that we planted in the fall push up through the damp earth and blossom into lovely flowers, some of which, I had forgotten I had planted. Bulbs are like "surprises" in the Spring. I have white tulips that I didn't remember planting..., but here they are, opening up in the wine barrels and looking all lacey and lovely.
The French Pussywillow is ready to be picked and the alyssum is all over the place. Some of the alyssum has grown down onto the walkway. Cutter has decided to use these soft fragrant flowers to rest in after he wears himself out running around the yard with Carl. He look so cute sitting in this shady spot watching Carl. He waits for a sign that it's time to play again. Carl thinks it's funny that Cutter is sitting in the flowers, but he forgets that he use to get a drink in the birdbath and then lay right down in the middle of my flower bed when he was a youngster. He prefers to sun himself on the porch now that he's a big, grown up dog. They are both enjoying the beautiful weather.
As I sit here in the warm California sunshine and think of all the beauty around me, I remember Robert Louis Stevenson's small poem that says....
"The world is so full of a number of things,
I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings."
I think that sums up how we feel, here, today....
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- ClassyChassy said...
A great little poem at the end - and love the pics of the goat and Corgis too!
- March 18, 2010 at 6:23 PM
- GeorgiaPeachez said...
Spring is definitely in the air, isn't it wonderful! I'm so happy to have winter behind us because it was just too cold this past season. I love seeing the garden spring to life. Just love it. xo, suzy
- March 18, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- LemonyRenee' said...
THANK YOU for the lovely goat pictures. I feel like I can feel and smell him myself. I just must have a goat of my own some day.
Such a lovely, uplifting post. I'm heading outside to say good morning to all the pansies I planted yesterday.
- March 19, 2010 at 6:11 AM
- Chicken Boys said...
It's wonderful, ain't it? If only we could all always feel that way.
- March 19, 2010 at 6:40 AM
- Sue said...
I always love coming over to visit with you and the animals! Also like that orange plate from your last post. I need to get myself on some thrifting and antiquing jaunts real soon. Wish it was warmer and things would start blooming here. CA is so pretty and colorful right now. I am a tad bit jealous! hugs, Sue
- March 20, 2010 at 10:41 AM
- Karen Deborah said...
I've got Spring Bliss too--I have it bad. Don't you have weeds? I have been weeding until I am stuck permanently in the kneeling position. Help--
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Meredith Library hosting Rebecca Rule April 29th
MEREDITH — Local humorist and historian Rebecca Rule will speak at the Meredith Public Library on Tuesday, April 29 at 6:30 p.m.
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LRCS Honors 9 Area Businesses at Annual Celebration
LACONIA — Over 100 guests gathered for the Lakes Region Community Services (LRCS) Annual Celebration on April 10 at the LRCS Main Office in downtown Laconia. The attendees included board members, employees, individuals served by the agency, family members, community partners, business partners and friends and supporters who together enjoyed celebrating the agency's accomplishments and learning about 'Success at Work' initiatives with area business people talking about their experiences partnering with LRCS to offer training internships for individuals with disabilities.
Keynote speaker Christopher Mongeon, GM of SODEXO Dining Services at Plymouth State University stated, "The STRIDE Internship program at PSU is not only a success for the interns but for its impact on our staff. The positive attitudes and hard work of the STRIDE interns rubs off on our employees who themselves step up to become mentors. As a result of this program we have a stronger work force all around." This sentiment was reinforced by other area businesses on the 'Success at Work' panel representing Centerplate at Gunstock Mountain and Biederman's Deli in Plymouth.
But the strongest voice for employment opportunities for adults with disabilities came from panelist Ashley McClay, a young woman who shared her personal story through a digital presentation showing just how important employment is to a person's quality of life. The video of 'Ashley's Story' began with her just out of High School facing many challenges and few prospects. Through Ashley's determination and with support from LRCS, she completed training internships and has made remarkable strides. Ashley now has a job at Biederman's Deli 'the coolest place to work in Plymouth', her own apartment, a fiancée, a drivers license and is saving for her first car.
Christine Santaniello, Executive Director of LRCS and Gary Lemay, President of the Board of Directors thanked everyone for their support over the past year- a year that saw LRCS receive the prestigious Dunfey Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Management, grow its programs and services, and expand its community connections, donors and supporters. "We don't do any of this work alone nor should we, noted Santaniello, as our mission is to serve the community by promoting independence, dignity and opportunity. Tonight we want to especially recognize Community Partners – businesses, organizations and individuals, who were nominated by our employees for supporting our mission in an extraordinary way this year."
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Julie Moore, Manager of Normandin Square Apartments received a community Partner Award for her efforts and patience, knowledge and caring in helping those served by LRCS to successfully live independently.
Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative (PAREI) organized a community solar raising together with the NH Electric COOP to install a solar hot water heater system on a residential home in Plymouth supporting individuals with disabilities who require 24/7 care lowering energy costs for LRCS. Co-founders Sandra Jones and Peter Adams were on hand to receive the recognition.
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Holderness Central wins Circle Trot School Spirit Challenge
PLYMOUTH — For the second year in a row, the Circle Program announced Holderness Central School as the winner of the 2014 Circle Trot School Spirit Challenge. This challenge was designed in 2013 to get more youth participating in healthy living by walking or running in the Circle Trot, a spring 2K/5K/10K race put on by the Circle Program in collaboration with Plymouth State University's Center for Active Living and Healthy Communities.
Twenty-nine schools from Concord to Lincoln were in the running this year. Registered Circle Trot participants were able to vote for their own school or whatever school they affiliated themselves with. Parents, teachers, students and friends came out to participate and vote. The award was given to the highest percentage of votes per school's total student population. Holderness Central School (15%) led the way again, taking the win over runner-up, Plymouth Elementary School (5%). Other top finishers included Lin-Wood School (3.6%), Thornton Central School (3.2%) and Newfound Middle School (3%).
In a small ceremony Holderness Central was awarded $400 to go towards sports and wellness programs, generously donated by Sippican Partners Construction Management of Ashland, NH. In attendance were Holderness Central School Principal, William VanBennekum, Sippican Partner's, Sam Barnum, Circle Trot Race Director, Brooke Wakefield, several Circle Trotter students and Kim Johnstone of Holderness Central School's Wellness Committee.
Holderness Central School plans to use the funds for their annual Wellness Week that includes exercise, sleep, safety and nutritional facts among other things. During a full week of activities kids will have a hula hoop and jump rope contest, sample smoothies with ingredients such as kale, yogurt, and apples, yoga and meditation and a dance performance by PSU students. During recess kids will get the chance to feel the effect of their food choices by eating one single M&M and then "walking it off" over 120 yards around the school yard.
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PSU's Drerup Gallery hosting 'Meaning, Metaphot and Myth' exhibit
PLYMOUTH — The Karl Drerup Art Gallery and Exhibitions Program at Plymouth State University will present Meaning, Metaphor and Myth by Hans Guggenheim, April 28–May 16 in the Drerup Gallery's "Shoebox Gallery." The opening reception will be held from 4–6 p.m. on Monday, April 28 and will include a presentation on klecksography by the artist.
Klexography explores the art of making images from inkblots. This intriguing form of art making involves both the artist and the viewer. The exhibition will provide an opportunity for visitors and student groups to study and respond to the images, drawing on philosophical, psychological and cultural influences. Guggenheim will share a series of klecksographs he has created and invite viewers to find characters, shapes and meaning within the artworks.
Experiencing a work of art first-hand and understanding the cultural and historical context in which it was created can increase one's appreciation of art, and this is the thinking behind a multifaceted gift to PSU from the world-renowned anthropologist, artist, and humanitarian. The gift is allowing PSU students to experience works of art from Guggenheim's private collection on campus, learn more about the artwork by attending lectures by Guggenheim, and delve into the context of the artwork in class.
Guggenheim has been a professor of anthropology at MIT and a visiting scholar at Harvard's Center for International Affairs. He studied art history in New York and traveled the world for Life magazine as an artist and reporter. A staunch advocate for arts and education, he founded Projectguggenheim in 1997, providing art programming for young people and students in remote regions around the world.
Meaning, Metaphor, and Myth is the fourth and final presentation in the series by Professor Guggenheim that included War in Art: Connections and Synchronicity, The Pale Fox Yapilou, and Sketches are Contagious/From Egypt with Love.
The Karl Drerup Art Gallery in the Draper and Maynard Building on North Main Street in Plymouth is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Wednesday from 10 a.m.–8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 1–4 p.m. and by appointment during the academic year.
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Mr. Matt nice looking athletic dog you have. What drills did you work on to get that strong water entry? Looks like it could be a good dock dog.
Mr. Matt nice looking athletic dog you have. What drills did you work on to get that strong water entry? Looks like it could be a good dock dog.
A cold nose feels good on a hot day.....
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Bob, thanks for all of your hard work. The pictures are great!
"Determining and applying the criteria for when and when not to use correction is the essence of the art of dog training. I make a distinction between a mistake and a lack of effort." - Mike Lardy - Volume I "After Collar Conditioning"
Thanks for the greats pics and hard work!!!
Bob the picture are great!! I have a few hundred more to get through. Thanks! Hope I can make next year. That looked like fun!!
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Thankyou bob,great photos!!!! Thankyou for all of the hard work.
Normally I am the kind of person that wants to see pics of people as long as there are names to identify them
these pics reminded me that its all about the dogs and how they work and we are nothing more than someone to drop a bird off to...my Congratulations to all of you who made this event what it was, and then some
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Thanks again Bob, but we didn't get a photo of you. Dang.
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Not that I've tested it either.
But I recall a blue post like the one you are remembering, and I thought the change was specifically to address shields. So that we still get rage even when absorbing hits.
It's possible I misinterpreted it. Like you say, would need to do some testing.


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Since the cinema is in reality a sort of object lesson which, for good or for evil, teaches the majority of men more effectively than abstract reasoning, it must be elevated to conformity with the aims of a Christian conscience and saved from depraving and demoralizing effects.
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Growing up exposed to sexual abuse is considered a necessary rite of passage - you have to survive it to become a man.
Growing up exposed to sexual abuse is considered a necessary rite of passage - you have to survive it to become a man.
'Give my salam to your mother,' she hissed to the man who molested her. 'I have taught you a lesson she should have.'
My clients all speak differently but all of them use the noun love and the verb fail in the same sentence.
A country of nearly 200 million is teeming with talent. We need 18-year-old men, not 30-something-year-old boys.
"I am in a select group that inherits, expands and passes on to the next generation, a thing called the vote bank."
This country's voter stared terrorism in the face and went out to vote. They have discharged their responsibility well.
Whether or not ECP can do the right thing, will decide whether or not this country's voters will show faith in democracy for a long time to come.
The media in this country is the way it is because we, the consumers of media demand and happily receive trash.
At stake is not just democracy and the credibility of state institutions, it's the future of our coming generations.
While it was a chronic lung ailment that killed Alam-the-man, it was longevity that killed Alam-the-hero, much earlier.
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On Valentine's Day when lovers come to me their minds are occupied, not with matters of the heart but with those of budgeting.
Clean and shining shoes only belong in the show cases – polishing a shoe which is in use is like spraying air freshener in an open sewer, a wasteful act.
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The Alamdar dead's voice rose as one and asked: "What started with the Ahmadis is not going to end with the Shias. Who is next?"
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I grew up in a nondescript locality in a small city where every woman was khala ji and had the right to slap you in the face if she heard you swear or caught you smoking.
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Tim Tebow could be playing for the Anaheim Angels of Anaheim right now instead of possibly holding a clipboard for Tom Brady on the New England Patriots' sidelines (if the controversial lefty quarterback even makes the final cuts).The Halos' revelation comes courtesy of Tom Kotchman, the former Ange ... More >>
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I can't really see Pac-Ricardo Lopez happening. I know his debut was at 106 but that was before he got to world title level. I think with his youth, inexperience, and trouble taking some big punches early on from losing weight Tapia could beat him. Pacquiao vs. Hamed would have been a great fight. His progression over the years makes it interesting I'm not sure who would win that fight.
I'm not sure I want to see this fight. It would be good money for both fighters but from a fans' perspective I'd rather see Cotto go another route. If Hatton can come back and get some good wins then maybe this fight becomes a viable option.
I was disappointed in Santos and impressed by Foreman. Santos looked very lethargic.
I must say DBO, one of the reasons I was attracted to SecondsOut was your coverage of the smaller fighters. I think the European coverage here is great, you can get the world opinion on boxing.
agreed. they did enough damage to each other already anyways.
Jones is set to face Valery Brudov 38-2 (27KOs) in France in September. No exact date set. He is currently training here in Cleveland at Don Kings gym.
Jones is set to face Valery Brudov 38-2 (27KOs) in France in September. No exact date set. He is currently training here in Cleveland at Don Kings gym.
Good articles!I saw Raynell Williams not long ago, he said he's going for gold again in 2012.Carlos Negron from Puerto Rico has turned pro at Light Heavyweight with aim to soon be a Cruiserweight, he should be really good.US Olympic alternate Shawn Porter (middleweight) has turned pro also and is something like 8-0 and has been on ESPN a couple times.Felix Diaz, a gold medalist from the Dominican Republic also turned pro and is 1-0.
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Cherry Plum Cottage
Cottage | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 2
|Key Info
Set on a working farm in the heart of beautiful Somerset countryside, Pear Tree Cottages offer luxury self-catering accommodation. The two cottages combine the traditional with every modern convenience. Both dwellings are spacious and beautifully light and airy, with private south-facing patio areas with table and chairs allowing you to soak up the Somerset sunshine. Enjoy walking or cycling over the Mendip Hills or across the billiard flat Somerset Levels or use the cottages as a base for exploring attractions such as Cheddar, Wells, Bath, Glastonbury and Weston-super-Mare.
The living room features leather sofas, an oak dining table and chairs and a stone fireplace with woodburner. A basket of wood is included. There is a freeview TV, a DVD and a CD/radio/cassette player. WIFI broadband internet connection is also included.
The bedroom has a 5ft double bed with en-suite shower room. Towels, duvets and bed linen are provided.
The well-equipped kitchen features a modern oven with ceramic hob, a dish-washer, fridge-freezer, microwave oven, washing machine and all the utensils you'll need.
All rooms have underfloor heating.
There is ample parking outside and access to the adjacent secure storage shed.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Weston Super Mare 24 km
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car essential, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|2.4 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bristol Airport 30 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 En suites
|Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Wheelchair users
The West Country region
Somerset is at the heart of the West Country. It is easily accessible by motorway and Bristol airport is close by. The countryside is interspersed with winding roads and the Somerset Levels and Mendip Hills are popular with walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. If you prefer city life, there are many towns and cities within easy reach. Visit the city of Bath with its beautiful Georgian architecture, theatres, Roman Baths, shops and museums. Go to Bristol to see the Clifton Suspension Bridge, SS Great Britain and the replica of Cabot's ship, The Matthew. Clifton hosts chic shops and there are a number of shopping centres such as Cabots Circus.Other towns and cities are Wells, Glastonbury, Taunton and Cheddar to name but a few. Visit Street where there is Clarks Village, a designer outlet shopping complex. Weston super mare and Burnham-on-sea are along the Bristol Channel where children can build sand castles.
Situated on the Isle of Wedmore, where King Arthur famously signed The Treaty of Wedmore in 878AD, Stoughton Cross is only 3 miles from The Mendip Hills and is surrounded by the Somerset Levels. The village of Wedmore is 1.5 miles away and has 3 pubs all of which do excellent food. There are a number of designer cloths shops, 2 excellent butchers, a fish shop, newsagents/general store, gift shops and a delicatessen. You can walk to the village along the road or across the fields passing the Isle of Wedmore Golf Club.
There are a number of nature reserves close by; Ham Wall, Shapwick Heath and Westhay Moor which have all been featured on the BBC. The murmurations of Starlings in the winter months are a sight not to be missed. Climb the Mendip Hills and see across the Bristol Channel to Wales in the distance.
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26 Aug 2014
"The perfect holiday!"
This holiday cottage is beautiful, well equipped and a wonderful place in which to stay. We loved our visit to Somerset and this cottage is within easy reach of Cheddar, lovely beaches at Berrow and B… More
20 Apr 2014
"Lovely stay at beautiful apartment"
We wanted to get away for a few days in the Easter holidays and were surprised to find such a beautiful and well equipped apartment that was available for short term rents. The location was great and … More
I'm glad you enjoyed your short break in the cottage and that you feel well rested. We are lucky that we live in this location and are pleased that you like it too. Thank you for your kind remarks.
1 Mar 2014
"Hidden gem!"
We stayed at cherry plum cottage for 4 nights last month and enjoyed our stay thoroughly. The cottage is well equipped with everything you need and full instructions for all equipment and resources av… More
I'm so glad that you enjoyed your break with us. Thank you for your lovely review. We always try to provide our guests with everything they need if it is within our power to do so. We would be delighted to welcome you back to Cherry Plum Cottage if you return to the area and also welcome your friends and family.There is so much to do in our area and is suitable for all types of holiday, whether people prefer to visit the towns and cities or enjoy walking, bird watching or cycling in the countryside.
8 Jan 2014
"Total Relaxation"
Having sampled the delights of this beautiful cottage in September we just knew we had to come back and so we went overboard a booked two weeks to cover both Christmas and New Year. Spoke with Penny b… More
Thank you once again for your kind words. It is always a pleasure to welcome back our guests. We have so many places to visit locally including the beautiful Somerset Levels and the Mendip Hills which are an area of outstanding natural beauty.They are both ideal for cycling and walking and it is well worth visiting the nature reserves to see the wildlife. There are also plenty of towns and cities close by including Wells, Glastonbury, Bristol and Bath. Lots to do for everyone.Thank you once again for your support and we look forward to seeing you soon.
17 Sep 2013
"5* Luxury Barn Conversion"
From the moment you enter into Cherry Plum cottage you would think that it had just been completed the day before and that you are the first guests to sample this delightful barn conversion. In fact i… More
Thank you Dave and Sue for this super review. I'm so glad you enjoyed your break with us. We do try to keep everything in a pristine condition and have the cottage regularly decorated. We look forward to seeing you both again over Christmas and New Year. I hope you like the Christmas decorations that will be in the cottage. Penny.
23 Jul 2013
"Excellent Accommodation"
We stayed at Pear Tree Cottage in May 2012, The cottage provides everything possible you could need for a relaxing holiday. cleanliness was first class, the size of the shower room was excellent, the … More
Thank you for giving us such a positive review. We really try hard to maintain our 100% cleanliness record when we are inspected and are glad that you appreciated it. As you said, we are very central for lots of local attractions and people come to enjoy the towns and cities as well as the Mendip Hills and Somerset Levels. There really is something for everyone here. Thank you once again for your kind words.
11 Jul 2013
"Home away from home."
I cannot state too many positive accolades about Pear Tree Cottages. In Cherry Plum, I placed my colleague and I, with constant visits from 10 more who were placed elsewhere, for 24 days. It was the… More
Wow. What a review. Thank you so much. I'm so glad that you had a good time when you were in the UK and that you were happy with your accommodation. Thanks again.
29 Jun 2013
"Delightful surroundings, genial hosts"
Although not my first stay in Wedmore, this month-long sojourn in Cherry Plum Cottage was the first time at Pear Tree Farm. The Denbees are gracious hosts, helpful with suggestions about the area, fri… More
Thank you for this lovely review. I'm glad you enjoyed your stay in the UK and your time on the farm. We feel privileged to live here and really enjoy sharing it with our guests. Thanks again.
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A Randomized Phase II Study of Autologous Stem Cell Transplantation with Tadalafil and Lenalidomide Maintenance with or without Activated Marrow Infiltrating Lymphocytes (MILs) in High Risk Myeloma
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High-risk myeloma is associated with a poor clinical outcome despite the development of new drugs over the past decade. This trial attempts to examine whether the addition of T cell immunotherapy within the context of an autologous stem cell transplant can improve clinical outcomes. We have previously shown that T cells obtained from the bone marrow (MILs- marrow infiltrating lymphocytes) of patients with myeloma have a significantly greater anti-tumor effect as compared to T cells from the blood.
This is a randomized trial in which patients with high risk myeloma who are eligible for a stem cell transplant are potentially eligible for this study.
This is a randomized trial in which patients with high risk myeloma who are eligible for a stem cell transplant are potentially eligible for this study. In this study, patients will undergo a bone marrow biopsy to collect the MILs. At that time patients will then be randomized: two-thirds will receive the MILs plus transplant and one-third will undergo a standard transplant. Those randomized to the non-MILs arm of the study will be eligible to receive the MILs upon relapse. Following the transplant, all patients on both arms of the study will be treated for 10 days with tadalafil. Those on the MILs arm will then receive the MILs on day 3 and 4 following the stem cells. All the patients will then also be treated with lenalidomide (Revlimid) maintenance therapy starting at 2-3 months post-transplant. The major endpoint of the study is to determine the time to disease progression.
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Brooklyn Chowhound in town this saturday night...can't miss solo dining experience?
I'm going to be in Boston (surprisingly for the first time) this Saturday night. While the girlfriend has some work related event, I figured I'd treat myself to a nice solo dinner.
Can anyone recommend a can't miss place that works well for solo dining? Preferably some place I can feel comfortable alone.
I'm into every type of food from sweetbreads to vege buffalo wings. As long as it's amazing and suitable for solo dining, please let me know.
Here are some good solo dining spots where you can eat at the bar. Very nice food and comfortable. Don't know where you are staying, so here are a bunch of locations:
Metropolis in the South End, Boston
Harvest in Harvard Sq, Cambridge
Central Kitchen in Central Sq, Cambridge
Neptune Oyster in North End, Boston (small place. so go early!)
B&G Oyster in the South End, Boston
Butcher Shop in the South End, Boston
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Second Chez Henri -- work the detour to Cambridge -- walk n on Mass Ave from Harvard Sq about 10 min if taking the T -- good bartenders, great cocktails, and delicious food -- but it does fill up quickly to eat at the bar.
Central Kitchen is another very good choice, also in Cambridge -- great scene, wine by the glass, and friendly service with delicious straightforward bistro food. The bar is much larger and wider.
Gargoyle's in Davis Square is an easy five-minute walk from the Davis Square stop on the Red Line. Great bar atmosphere for solo dining.
More suggestions:
- Bar at No. 9 Park (close to downtown; Italian/French)
- Bar at Via Matta (Park Plaza area Back Bay; northern Italian)
Both upscale interesting experiences where you won't feel uncomfortable dining solo. Both serve great cocktails as well.
second the recs for central kitchen, chez henri, and no. 9.
would add the blue room in kendall square--great bar, and if reggie is still there, a great bartender. even if he's not, the service at the bar is excellent and the food is pretty righteous. b and g is fun, but imho, pricey for what you get. if you're going to spend that kind of money, i'd be inclined to send you to one of the other places already mentioned.
The bar at Eastern Standard is a great experience, and the service is so much better than the dining room.
You know, I find that to be the case in general. When you're at the bar, you have captive service, so to speak. And you often get good conversation.
Agree with Eastern Standard and No. 9 park recs. Another great solo dining spot (at the bar) is Prezza on Fleet Street in the North End. The bar caters to solo diners and the food is great (not inexpensive though).
I'd second all the above, especially Eastern Standard and No. 9, (had dinner alone there at the bar last Saturday, spent $130, didn't care for the monkfish much though). The bar at Troquet is very quiet, with a TV, friendly bartender and hostess. I'd do Eastern Standard first, if you don't want to make the trip out there go to No. 9, if the bar is full and you don't want to wait cross the Common and go to Troquet.
If you smoke, make the trip up to ES, covered and heated smoking and eating and drinking area, unheard of in Boston. (If you don't, don't worry, it won't waft inside).
When I saw windupbird's list, I thought for a second that I had already posted! I second them all, esp. Metropolis Cafe, Butcher Shop, B&G, and Neptune. The Improper Bostonian recently did an article on Dining Alone (current issue, I think), but can't remember the reccos. It's a free publication that you can pick up once here.


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Album Rating: 4.0Nine Feet Underground is one of the best progressive songs ever.
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Damn, haven't listened to this in ages.
this is so fucking rad
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Album Rating: 4.5never fails to impress and drums r so inspiring to me, true passion and groove
I still think there should be more emphasis on guitars instead of ONLY keyboards, even though the keyboards rule so hard.
One of the most refreshing albums Ive heard lately.
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This Simply Adorable book includes step-by-step instructions with both diagrams and colorful photographs showing how to make the cutest crochet projects ever. There are food treats - cupcakes, doughnuts, candies, strawberries, and mushrooms, all looking good enough to eat. . . . And critters - little families of ducks and birds, squirrels with acorns, mice, ladybugs, deer, bunnies, lambs, donkies, kittens bears, and raccoons. Find great ideas for a wide variety of holiday decorations - including snowflakes, wreaths, stockings, and bells. Make flowers for bookmarks, plus bows and booties and dolls, and so much more! The concealed wire-O binding allows the book to stay open hands free while you're crocheting.
Authors: Oomaci, Maki
Title: Simply adorable crochet
40 of the cutest projects ever!
40 of the cutest projects ever!
Publisher: New York : Race Point, 2013.
Characteristics: 173 p. :,col. ill. ;,22 cm.
Local Note: 15 53 118 262 268
Statement of Responsibility: Maki Oomaci
Subject Headings: Soft toy making. Crocheting Patterns. Crocheting.
Topical Term: Soft toy making.
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In a hoarse voice, Kenneth Kilgore whispered through the phone, "Help me, I've been shot."
"Where are they at?" he whispered just minutes before help arrived, "I don't want to die."
Kilgore, 33, of Charleston, Tenn., called Bradley County 911 nearly two weeks ago from the bathroom of his home, telling the dispatcher he believed his partner and his partner's parents were dead. He was right.
He is the only survivor of a quadruple shooting at 325 Baker Bridge Road on Sept. 30. He was flown by helicopter to Erlanger hospital, where he remained in the intensive care unit until this week, authorities said.
Charles Boling Jr., Kilgore's partner, and Boling's parents, Charles and Gail Boling, were found dead inside the house when authorities arrived about 7:15 a.m., said Bradley County Sheriff's Capt. Brian Quinn.
Kilgore told dispatchers he was lying in bed when he heard Boling Sr. burst through the front door, carrying a rifle and seemingly drunk, according to the 911 tape recording released Wednesday. Boling Jr. had tried to stop his father from entering when he was shot, Kilgore said over the phone.
"Chuck tried to stop him," Kilgore told dispatchers. "I think he's dead, too."
Then Boling Sr. shot his wife, Gail, and shot Kilgore in the back before shooting himself, authorities said.
Kilgore might have blacked out for nearly 30 minutes before hobbling to the bathroom to call 911, Quinn said.
As emergency workers and police took 16 minutes to arrive at the house on the northeast corner of Bradley County near the Polk County line, a dispatcher stayed on the line with Kilgore, attempting to calm him down as he pleaded for help.
Several days before the shooting, Gail Boling had gone to stay with her son and Kilgore after she and her husband had a heated argument, Quinn said. Police said the couple had some domestic problems and Boling Jr. had offered to let his mom stay at the house.
For some reason, Boling Sr. became angry that his wife was staying with their son and decided to go over to the house, Quinn said.
This wasn't the first time the 67-year-old man had made threats.
A month before the shooting, the Bolings' daughter, Priscilla McDonald, had called McMinn County authorities to report her father had a gun and was threatening to kill himself, a 911 report shows.
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"Rolando" obviously doesn't know anything about the motive, nor the families involved. It had nothing to do with the son's orientation! Please do not post a comment that you know nothing about and that is simply untrue! This is a tragedy for all involved. Show some respect! Kenneth and Chuck are close friends of mine, and your comment is FAR from the truth!
I just can't believe that this 911 call was posted publicly. The media is doing much more harm than good with speculation when not knowing the true cause of the conflict between the husband and wife. How unfair for the victims of this tremendous tragedy! Get the story accurately before reporting anything! This has nothing to do with the couple that resided at this residence. They were only trying to protect the wife (mother) to provide her a safe haven! Enough is enough!


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How to achieve most complete playback features for ripped video conent
My family and I have accumulated a rather large library of DVD/BD movies that we like to watch repeatedly from time to time. In order to avoid searching for and handling the original disks each time, I have been ripping the content, preserving menus, chapters, and the audio and subtitle streams for our preferred language, along with the main video title.
I chose to transcode the video using h.264 format, and AC3 audio, storing those and the subtitle stream in an MKV wrapper, because that format is reasonably well supported by the WDTV Live Plus player I have been using. However, I have found many shortcomings of that player to be frustrating to me. My frustration is caused mostly by these factors:
- Browsing screen by screen, with only textual titles when deciding what movie to watch next is not pleasing.
- If I want to jump into a particular movie chapter, again there is only text (minutes/seconds) to help me find the chapter I want, as opposed to artwork such as one would have when viewing the original disk using a DVD/BD player.
- Inability to pause, and advance frame by frame, as I would be able to if playing the original media.
- The WDTV Live Plus sometimes alters the appearance of the subtitles compared with the original media, and sometimes to the extent that they are unreadable.
Thinking that I might be able to improve on shortcomings like these, I embarked on a project to build my first HTPC, which I have now done. I am happy with the system from a hardware perspective. I installed Windows 7 Professional x64, and am poised to begin using Media Center for the first time. It is my hope that I can use the MKV files I have spent many hours creating, but if some other format proves more appropriate, I will start over, but using my new system, it will not take nearly so many hours the next time.
I hope to use the new HTPC in our main viewing room (the family room), and use an Xbox 360 as an extender in the bedroom. I would like the viewing experience in both rooms to be as much like watching the original DVD/BD disk as possible, and I would like to employ a browser to collect metadata to (hopefully) make it possible to choose a movie and chapter by seeing artwork instead of plain text. I would like to be able to pause playback, and advance frame by frame like I described above.
Is it possible to do all of this both in the family room where the HTPC is, and also in the bedroom using the extender?
I would appreciate advice about which video/audio/subtitle formats I should use to best achieve the results I'm hoping for.
I would eventually like to retire my two Tivo boxes, so I expect I will install a tuner card such as the Ceton InfiniTV4 that accommodates a multi-stream cable card, but one Tivo function we use occasionally (and would like to retain) is the ability to download Amazon video on demand for later viewing. Is this possible with Media Center, and could I stop viewing from the family room in the middle of a movie, and continue watching on the bedroom extender?
Thanks very much for advice about how much of this is possible, and how to accomplish it,
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Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
WIndows Media Center can play MKV files, but it needs to be set up first. I am not sure how this will work with the extender, though. I do not have an X-Box 360. Anyway, here is how to setup MKV to play in WMC: Watch MKV Video Files in Windows Media Center | PCWorld & http://forums.techarena.in/tips-tweaks/1239813.htm
I know WMC will run Amazon video, but you will first need to use the Unbox player to initialize the Digital rights to the movie (I think all you have to do is start the download to do this now; you used to have to play it in Unbox player to initialize it).
WMC is nice in that it does what you are looking for in terms of showing an image instead of just the time of play. I do not know about subtitles/languages/etc. as I have never used it for these features, so you may have to do a little research to get everything integrated to your liking.
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|27 Nov 2011
Install the Win7codecs + x64Components addon + Mediabrowser
These 3 software will provide EVERYTHING you ask for.
When you get around to hooking up the xbox, there is a checkbox on the 64bit MKV TAB
for the DivX MF splitter, this will allow MKV's to be played on the xbox also.
Also, you should know, installing ANYTHING from divx.com will cause you problems.
Be sure to uninstall that software BEFORE installing the software linked above.
|My System Specs
|27 Nov 2011
My thanks to you both for your helpful advice. I have more confidence now, that I am at least on the right path with Media Center as opposed to other platforms I have seen discussed elsewhere, such as Plex for Mac OS, and various Linux solutions.
With your reassurance that I will be able to use my MKV files both on the HTPC and the xbox, I would just like to ask if that format will yield as much full playback functionality as the other options, and if another is somehow better, which one would be best?
Thanks again,
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How to identify installed divx.com components?
Thanks for any clarification.
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|05 Dec 2011
From Programs and Features of Control Panel - Look for anything containing the word 'codec' and specifically, Divx.
BTW, today's release of version 3.3.3 of the Shark007 codecs is one of the most successful releases to date.
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Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
I have been trying so many different formats and have basically given up. I am just ripping everything to a vob file.
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