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|Aug 16, 2005
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|Guy de Warrenne Bruce Adams, David Mark Frohlich, Malcolm Stuart Rix
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|Hewlett Packard Development Company, L.P.
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The present invention is relevant to to a system for the provision of images with related sound. In particular, the present invention relates to the provision of a still image, particularly a printed image, together with a passage of sound attached to the still image, such that further information is present together with the passage of sound.
There are a number of widely used media (films, video) for provision of sound and images together in a concurrent continuous way, but there has been less success in the provision together of still images with associated passages of sound. This is despite the fact that this has been identified as a desirable combination for at least forty years. An early solution was the Synchrosheet technology, developed by Tokyo Denki KKK, the Tokyo Institute of Technology, the Dai Nippon Printing Company and the Canon Camera Company. This technology is described in an article by Yasushi Hoshino entitled "The Talking Book" in The Penrose Annual, Lund Humphries, London, 1959. This technology involved use of a paper sheet coated with magnetic film on which sound was recorded in spiral tracks using magnetic recording heads. A large and relatively complex reader was required to read the sound tracks.
Alternative approaches have been adopted in subsequent work. U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,270,853 and 4,270,854 both relate to instant printing cameras which also record a magnetic strip at a marginal portion of the film for recording sound. European Patent Application Publication No. 0670555 A1 and U.S. Pat. No. 4,983,996 both relate to sound storage appended to images by optical means: in the former case, by a dot code, and in the latter case, by a bar code. U.S. Pat. No. 5,128,700 also teaches the use of a bar code in this context, but here the bar code does not itself contain the sound information: the bar code merely contains a reference to sound stored on another medium, so that a sound reader can determine the reference from the bar code and play the referenced passage of sound from a dedicated sound storage medium. U.S. Pat. No. 5,276,472 also teaches use of bar codes on a photographic print as a sound storage medium, and further suggests features of relief (blister marks) as an alternative. U.S. Pat. No. 4,905,029 discusses the idea of using "acoustic recording media" associated with photographic images to store related sound—alternatives involving chip storage are discussed also but these are stated to be "not currently practical".
A more complex approach to this design space is found in the "Video Postcard" idea of Philips Electronics N.V., disclosed on World Wide Web site http://www-eur.philips.com/design/vof/vofsite7/postcard/index.htm. This proposal concerns a piece of film with an embedded chip which stores a sound and video clip. The image display provision within the "Video Postcard" is thus specific and complex, unlike a conventional printed image.
Proposals for realising attachment of sound to still images are also found in European Patent Application Publication No. EP 0827018 A1 (which teaches an image player with which "image-audio prints" can be engaged to play sound), International Patent Application Publication Number WO 95/14958 and Belgian Patent Application Publication Number 1001348 A6. European Patent Application Publication Number 0851281 is relevant to photographic processing for media capable of supporting this type of information.
Despite such a long standing interest in the possibility of provision of still images together with relevant passages of sound, no technology has been satisfactorily commercialised for this purpose. There is thus a need for technology which achieves provision of passages of sound with still images such that the sound and images together are cheap and convenient to produce, that playback of the sound is cheap and easy to accomplish, and so that both image and sound can be rendered at sufficiently high quality to satisfy a user. It is also desirable to extend such technologies to provide a versatile medium capable of carrying and presenting information useful in a wide range of user contexts.
Accordingly, the invention provides a system for presentation of an image and related sound, comprising: a printed image; an electronic storage device attached to the printed image and adapted to store information defining a passage of sound, and further adapted to store further information relating to the printed image; one or more devices connectable to the electronic storage device to enable, together or separately, the information defining a passage of sound to be transferred from the electronic storage device for reproduction and the further information to be transferred from the electronic storage device for use; and one or more further devices together or separately to capture the passage of sound and the further information relating to the printed image and to write the information and the further information into the electronic storage device.
This arrangement allows not only for cheap, effective and robust provision of recorded sound in association with a printed image, but also for storage of other data together with the recorded sound. This storage of other data significantly enhances the richness of the data overall, and can be used to enhance the viewer experience available through this new medium and can give rise to new fields of use.
This further information may include at least one form of the image (that is, the image provided as the printed image). This may be an image at equal, or even higher, resolution than the printed image (typically of the same resolution as the originally captured image), and can be used for the purpose of regenerating the printed image if the printed image becomes damaged, or if there is a desire for further copies. The image might instead (or as well) be stored at lower resolution, so that it can be provided as a thumbnail (perhaps in devices adapted to playback the sound, or to enable that sound and image will be matched correctly).
The further information could include information obtained at capture, such as camera settings or the location of capture (perhaps obtained through GPS). It may also include searchable tags or keywords or other indexing information, or a reference to a separately held archive, or to external resources relevant to the image. It may further include arbitrary user input. A still further possibility is the provision of security or copy control information.
A sound reproduction device may be used as a readout device for both sound and at least some of this further information—it may also be used to create information, or to write it on the electronic storage device.
A printer (preferably that which prints the printed image) may be used to write information on to the electronic storage device. Advantageously, it may be used as a readout device for sound or for further information.
A personal computer may be used to create further information for writing into the electronic storage device.
A camera may be used to capture the image: preferably a camera is used to capture both the image and the sound passage.
In a further aspect, the invention also provides a method of presenting an image together with related sound, comprising: capturing an image; capturing a passage of sound; capturing further information relating to the image; printing the image to form a printed image; writing the passage of sound on to an electronic storage device as sound information; further writing the further information on to the electronic storage device; fixing the electronic storage device to the printed image; and connecting one or more devices to the electronic storage device to enable, together or separately, the information defining the passage of sound to be transferred from the electronic storage device for reproduction as sound and the further information to be transferred from the electronic storage device for use.
The step of fixing the electronic storage device to the printed image may, depending on the elements used for the purpose, be carried out before one or more of the printing of the printed image, the writing of the sound information, and the writing of the further information.
Embodiments of the invention are described further below, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Basic components in a system for providing an image and related sound are shown in
It should be noted that although the term "image" is used here, it does not refer merely to a pictorial image. It may also relate to, for example, text captured in an image format. Likewise, when the term "camera" is used, other devices for capturing a still image (such as a scanner) can be understood to fall within its scope in the present context.
Alternatively, sound can be added separately from capture of the image (eg in later annotation) and thus facility for sound capture need not be provided at the camera 1 in certain versions of this system. However, provision of sound capture at the camera 1 is desirable as it enables modes of use to be employed that certain users find to be of particular value, such as the capture of ambient sound associated with the capture of a particular still image (e.g. associated conversation, or sounds associated with the photograph location). It also allows for annotation in situ on capture of the image.
This process of image and sound capture may be entirely analog, in which case both an analog image recording medium (such as film) and an analog sound recording medium are provided at the camera. Either at the camera 1, or separately, the analog image is printed (or rendered in some other tangible form) and the passage of sound is stored in an electronic storage device attached to the printed image.
Alternatively, image and sound capture may be entirely digital, with both image and sound digitized on capture and stored in an appropriate storage medium (for example on an Iomega "Clik" disk (for example, on an Iomega "Clik" disk ("Clik" is a trade mark of Iomega Corporation) or on a Sandisk "Compactflash" storage device ("Compactflash" is a trade mark of Sandisk). In this event, the digital data can be provided to a digital processing means (such as personal computer 2). This is advantageous, as it allows for easy editing of both image and sound data. The image data can then be provided from the digital processing means as a printed image, and the passage of sound attached thereto in a digital electronic storage medium, such as a flash memory. This is best achieved by means of a printer 3. In printer 3, the image is printed in conventional manner and a sound reproduction device with the passage of sound recorded thereon is attached to the image—advantageous construction of such a printer 3 is described further below. Advantageously, recording and attachment of sound is done in the printer itself, but this step may be carried out separately (for example, at the sound recording device 4, as is described further below). Alternatively, it is possible in some versions of the system for the image data and optionally the sound data to be provided directly from the camera to the printer (for example by infra red data transfer using technologies currently known for infra red printing from personal computers—such as under the IrTranP standard): these arrangements may require the processor in camera 1 to be provided with a printer driver for the appropriate printer.
Alternatively, the processes followed may be part analog and part digital (for example, digital sound recording but analog image production, with the electronic storage medium with sound stored therein attached in due course to the analog-produced image).
In each case, the result is a tangible representation of the image with an electronic storage medium having the passage of sound recorded thereon attached to it: this is here termed an "audioprint". To play the passage of sound, sound reproduction device 4 is employed. This can be connected to the electronic storage medium to enable information stored in the electronic storage device to be transferred to the sound reproduction device, the sound reproduction device 4 containing means to convert the information received from the electronic storage device into the passage of sound. However, sound reproduction device 4 is adapted to be detachable or otherwise remote from the printed image when no connection between the electronic storage device and the sound reproduction device is required.
As the person skilled in the art will appreciate, the system of
Not shown in
The construction of a particularly suitable electronic storage device, here termed an audiotab, is shown in
In the embodiment shown, connections to the audiotab are made by contact with a device (generally the sound reproduction device) abutting the edge of the printed image 11 in some way. Other forms of connection are quite possible. For example, connection could be made by surface contact, rather than by an edge connection of this type. Alternatively, signals and power could be transmitted without direct contact (signals by a variety of means, power typically by induction). It should also be noted that although connections to the audiotab for both signal and power are provided together (in preferred embodiments the audiotab will have no source of power itself, but will draw power from a device accessing it), this is not a necessary feature of the invention, and the two could be provided through different connectors, for example.
Also possible are different types of audiotab construction. For example, it may be possible to print appropriate circuitry directly on to an appropriate substrate material, removing the need for a chip (and hence for the mounting of the chip on to the substrate).
Each element of a preferred version of the system here described will now be discussed in greater detail, both with regard to its construction and to its function. Information flow between elements of the system is also discussed. There are a number of particularly advantageous design options associated with the different elements of the system, some of these options being appropriate to certain overall uses of the system or components of the system, and some to others. These options are described with regard to the system element to which they relate, and where appropriate will be further described in the context of modified systems discussed further below. The role of the present invention in the context of such a system will be described.
The camera 1 is adapted in different embodiments of the invention to capture images in various different, but conventional, ways. In preferred arrangements, the image will be captured and stored as a digital representation as in a conventional digital camera. However, arrangements are also available where the image is prepared by an analog route—in which case the image may be recorded on to conventional photographic film, or produced as an instant printed image (Land camera). In such analog arrangements, sound is handled separately, and image and sound information take different processing routes until the tangible image and the electronic storage device are assembled together.
Where camera 1 differs from a conventional camera is that it also contains means for recording a passage of sound. This feature is known from and discussed in various of the prior art documents mentioned earlier in the application. Essentially all that is required is that a microphone 101 and a sound recording apparatus are provided, with certain basic controls and displays: means to start and stop recording and to associate a specific recording with a specific image, and preferably means to display when a given recording is in progress and means for sound playback. Optional features are that recording could be synchronised with taking of a picture (starting or stopping at the point of image capture, or with image capture occurring at a predefined point during sound capture)—other conventional sound recording features (stereo, noise reduction etc.) may also be provided. Further features in the user interface may also be provided so as to allow the user to record additional information for storage together with the sound in the audiotab. Examples of such further information are discussed in more detail below—however, in this context they may include user-entered characters, a time or position of recordal (in the latter case, possibly a value obtained through a GPS receiver), or details of the camera settings (exposure time, focussing details etc.). Advantageously, sound is recorded digitally and held in an appropriate storage medium. In preferred arrangements, both sound and images are recorded on the same digital storage medium (for such digital storage an Iomega "Clik" disk would be an appropriate choice), but in alternative arrangements sound and image can be handled through separate media (for example, if the image is recorded on film). Alternatively, the electronic storage medium for attachment to the tangible image could be recorded directly at the camera: this would be appropriate for a Land camera arrangement, for example. Discussion of recording on to an appropriate electronic storage medium will be discussed further at a later point.
In addition to recording capability, the camera 1 may also have the function of a sound playback device capable of reproducing sound from the information stored in the electronic storage medium attached to the tangible image. Again, the necessary functionality is indicated below in the discussion of sound playback device 4.
For digital image or sound data, the next stage is signal processing by a signal processing device, which in appropriate embodiments will be a personal computer 2. Again, substantially any conventional image processing software may be used for editing or otherwise processing a digital image: likewise, conventional software is available for editing or otherwise changing the associated passage of sound. Examples of appropriate conventional software are Creative Wave Studio, Studio M (a product of Gold Disk, Inc.) and Adobe Premiere. In the system of
Advantageously, the printer 3 has both the function of printing the image and of transferring the passage of sound on to the electronic storage medium. The personal computer 2 is adapted to send image information to the printer for printing in conventional manner: however a way is also provided for the associated file containing the passage of sound to be provided too (this is easily accomplished by use of a file format with an extension for sound)). Before or after the image is printed, the sound file is also transmitted to the printer. Means are provided at the printer for recording the sound file on to the electronic storage medium.
The mechanically simplest solution, shown in
A particularly preferred form of this arrangement includes automatic paper handling to hold the printed image and to fix the associated sound storage device on to the printed image: the image and attached sound are thus output from the printer 3 without manual intervention from the user. In a particularly effective solution, a specific path is provided for sound storage device substrates in the printer mechanism. This path could be designed for single substrates, but a more efficient mechanism would be provided for substrates provided in cassette or bandolier form. The bandolier solution is effective for self-adhesive substrates, as it is straightforward then to use a substrate path in which the tape is peeled away, shortly prior to substrate attachment, to reveal the self-adhesive surface. The printer path could provide for indentation of the print medium before die attachment (alternatively, pre-indented paper for accommodation of audiotabs could be pre-loaded into the printer). The printer and substrate path then run together to an attachment point, at which both the print medium and audiotab substrate are held in position, then fixed together by appropriate mechanical action (e.g. pressed together under solenoid action). Appropriate process steps are shown in
In printers which did not support such automatic paper handling, there would need to be also some mechanism for reconciling a printed audiotab with a printed image (particularly if multiple audiotabs can be recorded). This could be, for example, a numbered symbol printed on the page which corresponded to a numbering of the audiotab. Another approach which could be used if a version of the image was electronically stored on the audiotab (see below) would be to display a thumbnail of the image relating to an audiotab to be dispensed on a printer display.
Modifications required to existing printer structures are not so fundamental that they would pose particular difficulty to a person skilled in state of the art printer construction. Modification to existing communication with printers to support additional functions also poses no fundamental difficulty—standard languages used for the purpose, such as PCL, could readily be extended with special commands recognised by the printer (such commands could for example be placed in a comments field, so that they will be ignored by printers unable to produce audiotabs).
Further developments to printers of this type can be provided. If the printer 3 possesses not only a means for writing audiotabs, but also a means for reading audiotabs (ie it includes the functionality of reader device 4 in this respect, perhaps without need for audio playback), and the printer 3 is adapted to act as a photocopier, then the printer 3 as a whole may be adapted to act as an audioprint photocopier: both a printed image and an attached audiotab may be copied (probably in a separate copying process, but possibly at the same time if the overall printer design allows for the various printer components to be located appropriately) and a new print and associated audiotab provided. A further possibility is for the printer to record audiotabs alone (without images) if required—possibly from sound recorded at a reader device 4, or if appropriate circuitry is provided, at the printer 3 itself. The printer 3 then may permit stand alone audio capture, recording into an audiotab, and replay, all to be carried out.
The sound reproduction device 4 will now be described with reference to
In different arrangements, sound is provided from the camera 1 directly to the sound reproduction device 4 (perhaps through a temporary storage on a different storage medium, or simply from a standard audio output), with the initial recording of sound on to the electronic storage device taking place at the sound reproduction device, either before or after the fixing of the electronic storage device to the printed image. Alternatively, this direct connection can be from the personal computer 2 to the sound reproduction device 4, with recording of the audiotab at the sound reproduction device 4. Sound can be processed in the personal computer 2 as indicated above with conventional software, and then sent to the sound reproduction device 4 for subsequent audiotab recording. Another variant that effectively combined features is for camera 1 and sound reproduction device 4 to be the same object: this is a practical approach as sound recording and playback capability are also present in the camera. Likewise, alternative arrangements employ personal computer 2, with appropriate peripheral circuitry, as sound reproduction device 4.
The circuitry of the electronic storage device and the sound reproduction device will now be described. Other circuitry, and programs, are essentially conventional and the person skilled in the art will be well aware of the choices that are available.
A digital solution for sound reproduction from sound stored on the electronic storage device is shown in
An analog sound storage solution is shown in
In embodiments of the invention, further information beyond simply the passage of sound may be recorded in the memory on electronic storage device 12. Clearly, this is particularly appropriate where sound is stored digitally on electronic storage device 12. Such information could be entered and recorded at camera 1 (this may include information such as the time of recording) or may contain extensive annotation or other information provided at personal computer 2, sound reproduction device 4, or elsewhere: such information may be provided as a text file, or in an appropriate file format. Examples of particular additional information, and the consequent advantages, will now be discussed.
It is particularly advantageous for the memory of the electronic storage device 12 to be recorded with a representation of the image to which it is (or is to be) attached—this enables the image to be recreated if, for example, the printed image is damaged. This could be, for example, the image represented as a GIF file. This image could be provided as a full representation of the original image (to allow recreation as discussed above) but could also be provided as a thumbnail for use as a low cost method of identifying the sound clip. Provision of such additional information makes it strongly advantageous for sound reproduction device 4 to also contain a display (not shown). This display may be adapted to show some or all of the additional information recorded in the memory, possibly including a representation of the image itself.
Additional information associated with the actual capture of the image is most easily provided at the camera itself. Date and time information and camera settings are typically available electronically within a conventional digital camera, so it is therefore straightforward for these to be recorded together with the sound clip. Location could be recorded either by user input, or conceivably by means of a GPS receiver or similar location sensing means within the camera itself. Audio settings could be recorded in a similar manner to camera settings. User annotation could also be provided at this point.
Other information types that could be provided would more typically be added in processing of an image at personal computer 2. A particularly useful indication is a reference to an archive (for example of an image of full quality, if only a thumbnail or no image is recorded on the audiotab—such an archive reference might be in the form of a web URL, a personal computer directory, or a flash card number. A further possibility would be the provision of images related to the printed image, as well as (or instead of) the image of the printed image itself. The further information could include a video clip, perhaps a video clip to which the image of the printed image acted as a reference image. Other information added could be information to assist in searching, such as classification of the image by type (for example, identifiers for the captured scene) or of the audio by type (for example, speech or ambient sound), or simply to identify relevant or associated material (again, a web URL on the public internet for a site associated with the captured scene). Other information typically added at the personal computer point could be related to security, or other forms of control (for copyright licensing purposes, for example)—such information could be a total number of copies of the data allowed, or text information indicating the copyright owner. The sound reproduction device 4 would again be an appropriate place to add information, particularly annotation by the viewer of the image.
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How many books on your TBR pile/shelf?
Michael - my Headship
Mom to Future Headships Alex (11/02) and Nicholas (8/06)
Needless to say, I've stopped trading (at least for now).
I don't have a ton of paper books anymore, but I have tons on my Nook and Kindle right now, and a huge wish list.
M 4/29/2008 and E 3/16/2010
I have, at last count, around 40 physical books TBR.
Let's not talk about my Kindle....
~ Cris ~
"Let us read, and let us dance - two amusements that will never do any harm to the world." ~ Voltaire
Are we talking books I already own or books that I know I want to read?
I get most of my books from the library, so I don't have a ton of books that I own that I haven't read. Maybe 1/2 a dozen on my Kindle - and of those, all but 1 were free books.
But I have 38 books listed as "To Read" on my Good Reads account. I'll get all of them from the library. I just rarely buy anymore because I don't need to. ;-)
"If what I think is happening is happening -
it better not be."
~Mrs. Fox
If we're talking about To-Read lists on Goodreads, I have 1640 ;) It may be time to trim that list down a bit.
M 4/29/2008 and E 3/16/2010
About 70 on my Kindle!
Me(37)+DH(37)=DD(4/2/12) and DS(7/14/16) after long infertility battles! Angel Baby (3/10), Angel Baby (5/14)
44. I don't have a pile, but a list. I either get from the library, buy on amazon, or ge onlinet for my kindle. I am trying to read them all this year.
I'm down to 9 which is CRAZY!! I can't even remember the last time it's been that low. Like 10 years? I'll finally start using the library again!
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I was looking for a floor lamp (not too expensive) for my living room.....The one I already owned cost me $70 at Homegoods--it was chrome with a white lampshade, kind of plain Jane, but I liked the crystal balls.
Looked everywhere, but couldn't find any to my liking and price range, so I decided to paint it and spent no more than $6 dollars for two cans of paint: first covered the crystal balls, then taped pole every two inches with painter's tape, and sprayed with metallic paint for a two-tone effect. Also painted the base black and the base border with gold paint. The fleur de lis is a magnet napkin holder that cost me $3.00. The shade I found at Target for under $10 on clearance. Total DYI cost under $20...!
A little paint, patience and two hours later.... It turned from cinderella to a princess.... from blah....to one of a kind.
It turned out fabulous and it's a nice addition to my room.


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Darling Daisy Baby Beanie
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Babies of all ages will love wearing this cute Darling Daisy Baby Beanie. Embellished with an adorable flower, this crocheted baby beanie makes a wonderful new baby gift and a fun hat to wear in the spring and summer. These simple crocheted hats make for fun and easy crochet projects if you're looking for something quick and easy to crochet up this weekend...and they're great for donating to a local charity or hospital. No matter what the reason, crochet fans of all skill levels will love making this cute springtime hat for baby.
- 1 skein blue or pink yarn (MC)
- 1 skein white yarn (CA)
- Sewing thread
- Sewing needle
- Crochet hook (you can use any size hook to obtain gauge)
Gauge: 7 dc = 1 inch.
- Ch 7 with (MC)
- Row 1 : sl st to first ch from hook.
- Row 2 : ch 3 ( count as dc), 19 dc in ring, sl st to ch 3. (20 st)
- Row 3 : ch 3 ( count as dc), * 1 dc in same st, 2 dc in next st, * repeat across, sl st to ch 3 top. (40 st)
- Row 4 : (CA) ch 3 ( count as dc), * 2 dc in next st, 1 dc in next st * repeat across. (60 st)
- Row 5 : (MC) ch 3 ( count as dc), dc in each of next 4 st, 2 dc in next st, * dc in each of next 5 st, 2 dc in next st, * repeat across, sl st to ch 3. (70st)
- Row 6 : (CA) ch 3 ( count as dc), dc in each around, sl st to ch 3.
- Row 7-8 : (MC) repat row 6.
- Row 9 : (CA) repeat row 6.
- ch 3, 2 dc in next st, ch 3, sk 1 dc, sl st to next dc, * ch 3, sk 1 dc, 2 dc in next st, ch 3, sk 1 dc, sl st to next st * repeat to last 2 st, ch 3, sk 2 dc, sl st to ch 3top, fasten off.
- With (CA), Ch 4. sl st to first ch (make a ring )
- Rnd 1 : ch 3, (count as dc) 9 hdc into the ring, sl st.
- Rnd 2 : * ch 3, skip next hdc, sl st in next dc, * repeat around.
- Rnd 3 : With (MC) *ch 4, dc 3 in to the ch-3, ch 3,sl st in to the ch-3,( this complete one petal of the flower )ch 1, sl st in next ch-3, * repeat around.
- Rnd 4 : With (CA) *ch 4, sl st to the first dc of the petal, ch 1, sl st next dc, ch 1, sl st next dc, ch 4, sl st to the ch between two petal, * repeat around. Fasten off.
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Eurostars Lex - L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
For your next holiday in Barcelona, Spain, do not hesitate to book the Eurostars Lex 4-star hotel. Convenient transportation connections provide easy access to the hotel from Barcelona International Airport. The hotel is near a metro station and near the Junto Ciudad de la Justicia.
The 5-story Eurostars Lex Hotel is located only minutes away from Barcelona's main tourist attractions. Within walking distance from the hotel you will find the fantastic Parc de Montjuïc, including the fascinating Pueblo Español exhibition. Downtown, you will find not only the best designer shops, but also the city's artistic treasures, such as the Gothic district and the Cathedral.
Making your comfort the utmost priority, the new Eurostars Lex 4-star hotel will provide you with a range of luxury services. Some of these amenities include a hotel bar, 2 meeting rooms, tour assistance, dry cleaning/laundry service, and 24-hour front desk. Guests have access to the hotel's fitness room at no additional charge. The hotel also offers TV and complimentary wireless Internet access in the lobby.
Eurostars Lex - L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $74
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 46 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-2 AM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
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- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Meeting rooms 2
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Television in common areas
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.99 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
- Resort fee: EUR 0.99 per person, per night
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 24.20 per night
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 33 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 11 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Expansion proposal is news to supermarket's ownersBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER | February 14,2013MANCHESTER — A local engineering firm has submitted a proposal for redeveloping a shopping plaza on Depot Street and expanding Price Chopper, but officials at Price Chopper said Thursday they know nothing about the proposal and didn't request it.
The Development Review Board is scheduled to hear a proposal Wednesday for redevelopment of the Manchester Shopping Center Plaza.
In a letter that accompanied a preliminary site plan, Ellis Speath, of Speath Engineering in Manchester, said the proposal would involve demolition of 21,200 square feet of building space in the plaza. The plaza is now roughly L-shaped but the proposal would add about 20,700 square feet straight out to the northwest.
The proposed development would add about 14,300 square feet of space to the existing Price Chopper supermarket and leave about 6,400 square feet for other uses.
The letter said the proposal would add 50 parking spaces, giving the plaza more than 190 spaces, and improve the circulation and the ease with which trucks can be unloaded.
Speath said that if the plan was approved as proposed, it would double the size of the supermarket.
However, Mona Golub, a spokeswoman for Price Chopper, said the plan was not made on behalf of Price Chopper and the company's officials have not seen them.
"Price Chopper has no plans to expand the Manchester store," she said.
Golub said she believed the plan may have been created at the request of a prospective buyer for the shopping plaza. Staff at Speath Engineering said on Thursday they couldn't comment on whose behalf they submitted the proposal.
Town records list the owner of the plaza as Manchester Holdco S.C. LLC. No contact information could be found for the owner on Thursday afternoon.
As submitted, the redevelopment of the plaza would not affect stores to the east of Price Chopper but would remove the businesses to the west. One of those is Manchester's only movie theater, the Village Picture Shows.
The theater's owners, Shelly and Jeff Gibson, have started a campaign through online crowd-funding site Kickstarter to raise $175,000 and update the movie theater to install digital equipment.
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hello everyone my looper has suddenly stopped recording , i have only been using it for a short time. i wondering i i may have somehow disabled recording feature. any help would be appreciated thank you
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thank you hugo my bad, accidently had looper on mic instead of guitar
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With Babbitt (1922) Sinclair Lewis consolidated the reputation he had earned with his first best-selling novel, Main Street (1920). Like Main Street, Babbitt not only became a best seller, but it generated controversy, became a US cultural phenomenon, and eventually contributed a new word to the language. (Although the word "babbitt" has come to mean a "smugly conventional person," George F. Babbitt is a more complex individual – and more troubled – than the dictionary definition would suggest.) Babbitt is the story of a middle-aged real estate broker who faces a series of psychological crises that reveal to him the emptiness of his superficially successful and prosperous life. As a …
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Amsterdam, May 27, 2009 — 365-Energy Group today announced that the city of Amsterdam has selected the ChargePoint Networked Charging Stations of world leading infrastructure provider Coulomb Technologies to fuel the electrical cars in the city. The 45 charging stations are part of a two-year public demonstration project. The City of Amsterdam plans to deploy 200 charging stations before 2012, and the charging stations are expected to fuel 10,000 electric cars in 2015. Leading energy company Nuon will provide renewable energy for the charging stations and Coulomb's international partner 365-Energy (www.365-energy.com) will manage the ChargePoint Network for subscribers.
"We are proud to announce our first European deployment of Coulomb's ChargePoint Networked Charging Stations, "said Richard Lowenthal, CEO of Coulomb Technologies. "Less than two months ago we announced the formation of our EMEA headquarters and now the city of Amsterdam will have the largest network of smart charging stations in Europe for fleet and consumer charging. Coulomb is providing an inclusive open architecture so that all electric vehicle owners in Amsterdam can easily make the switch from gasoline to electricity as a fuel."
Drivers of electrical vehicles subscribe to the ChargePoint Network through a website and receive a ChargePoint Smart Card that allows them to charge their car at any charging station. To use a ChargePoint charging station, a driver holds an authorized Smart Card near the card reader on the station's front panel. Once authorized, the station door will unlock, allowing the driver to plug in his vehicle, and will energize the outlet once the door is safely locked securing the driver's cord. The service is free of charge for this pilot project.
Drivers can find available ChargePoint charging stations through Google™ maps and request new stations through a subscriber portal. As the network of ChargePoint charging stations expands across Europe, drivers will have access to the service in any city, regardless of their provider. The ChargePoint Network ensures the same roaming capabilities as mobile phone providers.
The charging stations provide fleet managers with an online Fleet Portal displaying performance data and graphs for their plug-in fleet. The networked charging stations also report greenhouse gas savings and gasoline savings to fleet managers. Coulomb's networked charging stations notify drivers and fleet managers via text message when individual vehicles are overdue for charging, when charging abnormally terminates, and when charging is complete.
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Nice experience and clean
Quality Inn Taos
This motel experience was really a pleasant one. From other Quality Inn experiences I was a bit nervous before checking in, occasionally expecting low quality. But this motel/ hotel really has a better standard and we enjoyed our stay very much.
The building fits into the style many buildings in Taos are built - pueblan style. The entrance door is a small wooden one, not one of those common big glass doors, and when opening the door you wonder what would be behind. It was really a funny feeling I got. Then we entered the hall and I really have to say, huge hall. Very nicely decorated with Halloween decoration.
Check in was great, the guy, wearing Halloween costume, was so nice and helped us so much. And we had a nice short chat about Europe as well... He even told us much about Taos and surroundings.
Adjacent to the big lobby are various comfortably furnished rooms like a lounge. There you can sit in and have a chat, or sit at the big nicely decorated fireplace in the lobby. There is a huge restaurant for dinner and you get your free cooked breakfast there as well. Furniture is southwestern style and there is a fireplace in the restaurant as well.
Rooms have in- and outdoor corridors as well, that means 1st floor rooms open to 2 sides. You can park right in front of your room. Rooms have big glass windows, more like balcony doors, I always like that when rooms are not dark.
Our room, with 2 queens, was really spacious and very nicely decorated with some southwestern style wooden furniture with carved decoration, a very decorative mirror and more decorative lamps. Beds and pillows were good. Unfortunately they do not cover the lower mattresses so you see they are stained. Furniture is really nice and makes me feel comfortable. We had a round table and 2 chairs, too.
A sign says there is internet connection but we could not find any cable and wireless did not work. Probably they had taken away the cable, but as we arrived late I did not want to call in the lobby to get a cable. Even saw no chance to plug it into any wall. Probably they use the telephone for internet access.
The room and carpet was clean as well as the bathroom and the small room with the sink. They use a nice dark red colour for their bathroom walls and the sink. There are real tiles around the sink and the tub as well as the floor is tiled. The tub looked a bit dirty.
Walls to bathrooms are not thin, you even hardly hear the own bathroom noises in the sleeping room, neither those of neighbours. But you can hear every word neighbours talk in the sleeping room. Walls room to room are really thin.
The public restroom of the motel, probably also used by guests of the restaurant, urgently need to get renovation, especially the doors and walls, as the floors. Those restrooms were very dirty in the morning.
There is a hot tub you even can use when it is cold, as it is indoor. They provide towels there. Unfortunately it was out of order. And they have a seasonal pool.
We got breakfast in the restaurant, one can choose from 4 menues. You can get tea or coffee and a small juice with food, but if you want milk or hot chocolate, because you or the kids do not drink coffee you are charged extra for it.
TV has more than 40 channels but not all worked. Coffee maker, ironing equipment and hair dryer are in room.
Good value,nice place.
This motel is clean,comfortableand quiet.It is located on the main road into town,in a quiet area.The driveway and parking areas are good.Each morning you have a choice of various complimentary breakfasts.We stayed here two nights in September,2005 and both nights ate at the hotel restaurant.The food is excellent,great chef,and inexpensive.The location is excellent for day trips.All the front desk people were very helpful and friendly.We would definately stay here again.
Inn was excellent after you get past the worn-looking exterior
My wife and I stayed here for two nights in September, 2005. The well-worn exterior and low price made me wonder if I had made a good choice. However, the room was perfectly fine and very quiet, the bar was nice and relaxed, the price of the room was very reasonable and the breakfast was GREAT. It was a hot, off-the-menu breakfast which was served to us at our table - promptly.
The pool and courtyard were also very inviting.
Awful hotel
Quality Inn - Taos NM
Duration of stay Aug 18 2005 - 1 night too many!
Location - Just off main highway on approach from the South to TAOS - not a pretty location with a run down feel to it, near a number of chain restaurants, gas stations, grocery store, liquor stores etc - the unprettiest part of TAOS! 2 miles up the road and you are in a pretty part of the world - keep driving
Description - this is a horrid hotel with unkept, overgrown, crumbling parking lot and approach. The outside of the building almost looks derelict! The grounds were scrubby and a filthy outdoor pool awaits you.
Please do your self a favour and drive on.
The reception area is reasonable compared to the outside and lifts your hopes momentarily but don't get excited the worst is yet to come! The staff are friendly I guess in the hope that someone will actually stay with them!
There is a free breakfast in the morning from a choice of 4 plates but we didn't hang around to stay.
The swimming pool (very dirty) is in the middle of the courtyard.The bottom of the pool is flaking and just covered in dirt - it has got to be a health hazard!!
The windows are filthy and have not been cleaned in weeks possibly months
We checked into 2 rooms (group of 4 travelling).
Both rooms were identical dirty, worn and uninviting. The windows were filthy and covered in greasy hand marks - I have never seen dirtier windows!
We dropped of our bags disappointed but wanting to explore Taos.
On return to our room late that night we went to jump into bed only to find it WET!!!! I called reception who couldn't move us and said they would report it to housekeeping in the morning! Can you believe it !
We would have checked out of the hotel other than by the time we discovered this it was just too late.
Luckily enough there were 2 beds in the room - I am not sure what we would have done!
One point to be fair though the bathrooms ion the rooms were very clean - laughable really
Would you stay here after reading this !!?
We had selected a different hotel in TAOS but read bad reports about it and settled for this as the report were quite reassuring. Please ignore previous comments -this really is a poor hotel and for the sake of a couple of dollars more go closer into town.
We had originally booked into this hotel for 3 nights but only stayed one and it really was one too many -
There simply is nothing quality about the quality inn - a truly awful hotel in need of a good clean and money spent on it. Or just knock it down and start again.
Good enough!
We spent just one night in Taos, and the Quality Inn delivered. The front desk woman was very pleasant and helpful... she switched our room when we weren't happy with the first one (the first was a king room that overlooked the roof and was adjacent to the stairs). Our second room was pretty spacious with two queens, a large dresser, table and chairs. The room was standard in decor, but the price was right. However, we could hear full conversations in both adjoining rooms (thin walls). I would recommend that future guests ask for a room that is well-removed from other people. We did not have the complimentary breakfast because the restaurant was packed with at least eight other tables ahead of us awaiting their food... we simply didn't have time to spend an hour on breakfast. We also didn't use the outdoor pool due to the cool weather, but it looks like a great place, especially for families. The Quality Inn is located a good mile or two away from the plaza and shops, but worth the price.
Excellent in every area
My wife and I spent two nights here and everything was very good to excellent. Our room was large and very clean. Most of the staff were very pleasant and helpful. When we asked for restaurant suggestions, one of the front desk clerks recommended Vestini's (Italian) just a few blocks from the hotel, and our dinners were excellent.
We did not use the pool, but our room overlooked a nice large and clean outdoor pool in a courtyard area, which is great for families. Breakfast in the restaurant was excellent, and complimentary for hotel guests. Each day we got a choice of four hot breakfasts, including eggs and bacon, pancakes, or simply a continental breakfast. All of these were served on china plates and with china coffee cups, making breakfast very relaxing and enjoyable.
We stayed here some years ago and maintenance is still excellent. We very definitely would stay here again.
Quality is right!
The Quality Inn in Taos, N.M. was a perfect antidote to the expensive lodging for skiiers heading to Taos. It was conveniently located just off the highway, and the added bonus of a complimentary hot breakfast made it the perfect resting spot for our recent ski trip.
Excellent !
Good location. Has a heated indoor pool. Some of the nicest service people I've met in the hotel industry. Outstanding breakfast
Functional rather that funky.
Stayed here in November 04 for 1 night due entirely to the fact that the B&B we had booked on the web had to close due to circumstances beyond their control. They had booked us in here instead, so not our 1st choice.
Place is a Motel style building with an out-door pool (cold!) and indoor Hot-tub which we used and enjoyed.
Room was average, with usual American Motel blandness , (enter room, bathroom to left or right, 2 beds, tv, table, chair etc-you get the picture!). Very quiet room ,facing onto pool (which because it was cold was obviously unused ) but would imagine noisy when pool usable,so ask for room facing away from pool if you don't like noise.
Good bed-slept well,good shower.
One problem we had was with the heating system, (type as in use in most other U.S. lodgings). Due to noise when operating and also when automatically turning on/off meant we had to (as in all other places with same system), turn off completely, as, because of noise and ability of these systems to go from hot/cold by themselves we found it better to leave switched off.
Breakfast was included in rates and for once, (unusual in majority of U.S. hotels/motels), found they had a proper European style Dining room with private tables, no buffets and no queues! Not a gastronomique delight but good-ish when compared to other more expensive Hotels which offered poorer fare. A bit mean with juice glass size and no refills! Followed by Eggs and "Bacon"- really 2 strips of congealed fat stuck together- what do Americans do with all the good bacon???
Staff were stiff enough, no smile or chat, just usual sterile "good morning ,what can i get you..." with no heart or soul. This was a constant problem we had travelling thoughout South-West, to try and get over guarded, distant approach these states have in dealing with people/tourists. We can only put it down to been their nature/temperment and let others know that this is so and just be aware of it. We are not saying they are bad mannered or such, but this attitude does make you feel invisible and unwelcome.
Taos itself was very disappointing. It completely mis-represents itself on web etc, as we found it to be a mish-mash of a place, with a huge suburban sprawl and a very small, incredibly modern looking, 'historic Centre'. Obviously a lot of moneyed people have 'discovered' it and have attempted to re-design Taos to their own style and taste and messed up completely the image it must once have had.
Overall while the Quality Inn is not the Ritz, you could stay in worst places for the rates charged.
OK, nothing special
Smallish room, showing signs of wear, but on the top floor and away from the highway, so it was quiet. High-speed internet access worked OK. Basic hot breakfast in restaurant was good, but the wait staff was a bit overworked.
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Order out of Taos (sorry)
... towards Cadillac Ranch in Texas and then perhaps come back to overnight in Tucumcari.
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Seagull - Bad Company
Hero and Heroine - Strawbs
All allong the watchtower - Bob Dylan (There must be some way out of here)
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House in Taos
... gazpacho, enchiladas, parmesan polenta fries with romesco sauce, Chips and salsas, Pork Posole, Colorade flatiron in green peppercorn sauce and a special with sausage and wild rice. The kids ate everything. They have been great at trying new things on this trip. Paul and I love to eat and eat adventurously. We want our kids to as well. We got some groceries and now lights out. Can't wait to see the light of day and xplore a little tomorrow. Buenos Noches mi amigos y mi ...
Southwestern Colors, Pueblos, and Taos!
... chain owned by Kroger! And, did you know that the Rio Grande flows this far north? We didn't. On Sunday, we saw some folks rafting down the Rio Grande. Before dinner, we took a walk around the Taos Plaza and found some nice art galleries and artisans. We plan on going back on Monday. Dinner on Sunday was at Martyr's. Tasty wedge salad with bacon, gorgonzola, tomatoes, and green goddess dressing, We split that and surf and turf: ...
Friends in Taos
Always a treat to see and get to know a new place through the eyes of locals. One of Jim's close friends, Lisa, from college lives here with her dear husband and 6 year old son. They were the most gracious of hosts as we relaxed and enjoyed a couple of days in Taos. First up was a short hike down to some hot springs on the Rio Grande. Spotted a couple of big horn sheep along the path and enjoyed a yummy picnic and then a sweet soak in a ...
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For over 20 years, CEMS Experts has been providing turn-key CEMS solutions, consulting, and technical support services for the emissions compliance and process monitoring needs of our clients. Our customer base spans many industries including power generation, petro-chemical, cement, glass, forest products, landfills, municipal utilities, waste-energy, and many others. We ...
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Legislative leaders trying to resolve major differences on the overdue state budget met for a second straight day Tuesday, but there again was no sign of progress.
The two lawmakers leading the negotiations, Senate Majority Leader Judy Robson (D-Beloit) and Assembly Speaker Mike Huebsch (R-West Salem), honored a pledge to not discuss details of the talks, which occurred at the official residence of Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle in Maple Bluff.
Aides to Doyle and Robson said the negotiations were expected to continue today. Doyle spoke to legislators and his budget aides by phone on Tuesday, when he visited La Crosse and Milwaukee, said spokesman Matt Canter.
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IT'S IN THE BLOOD starring Lance Henriksen Wins
2012 Phoenix International Horror & Sci-Fi Festival
Best Horror Feature
First time filmmakers Scooter Downey and Sean Elliot, in association with Greenhouse Studios and Spiderwood Studios, proudly made the Arizona premiere of It's In The Blood at the 2012 Phoenix International Horror & Sci-Fi Festival on Friday March 30th.
It's In The Blood, a character-driven horror story starring veteran character actor Lance Henriksen, was awarded the prize for Best Horror Feature at the 2012 Phoenix International Horror & Sci-Fi. An additional screening of the film will be held on Tuesday April 3 at 9:10 PM in the Harkins Scottsdale 101 Theatre 5. Director Scooter Downey and Co-star Sean Elliot will both be in attendance and participate in a Q&A session with the audience immediately following the screening.
In Addition to Phoenix, the film has been an award winning feature selection at numerous festivals including the New Jersey Film Festival, Appalachian Film Festival, and the Derby City Film Festival in Louisville, KY where it was awarded Best Picture, Audience Choice Award, Grand Jury Prize, and Elliot was awarded Best Actor (October).
Directed by Scooter Downey, It's In The Blood is a wholly unique cinematic movement. At its core, a father son story, the film is a deconstruction of the prototypical "creature feature", incorporating elements of mystical realism and psychological thriller. This new motion in film is called a Psyche-Saga. Lance Henriksen stars in this nightmarish descent into the wilderness, the very heart of darkness where more than your guilt can eat you alive.
Best known for his roles as Karl Bishop Weyland in the Aliens franchise and Frank Black in the TV series Millennium, Lance Henriksen has amassed a resume that would put most actors to shame in a career spanning more than 50 years. Lance has worked with some of the greatest directors of all time, including James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, and Sidney Lumet, and his characters have been killed by some of Hollywood's greatest monsters, including the Terminator, the Predator and the Alien. With 15 projects in 2011, this versatile actor shows no signs of slowing down.
Born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, and best friends since kindergarten, Sean Elliot and Scooter Downey co-wrote and produced the film. The film was shot in Austin, Texas, with Spiderwood Studios providing the cinematic backdrop with a state-of-the-art, full-service production facility situated on 200 acres of diverse terrain along the Colorado River.
Greenhouse Studios, a Los Angeles production company that assists independent filmmakers through every stage of the cinematic process, provided post production services and additional support.
The International Horror and Sci-fi Film Festival, in conjunction with the 12th Annual Phoenix Film Festival, continue through April 5th. The final Phoenix Film Festival screening will be on Tuesday, 4/2/12 at 9:10PM at the Harkens 101 Theatre. It's In The Blood is a feature selection for the Arizona International Film Festival and will be shown in Tuscon, AZ on Friday 4/20/12 at 8:00PM at the Screening Room.
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ISRG 0 commentsJun 9, 2010 10:52 AM
This one is high up on my watchlist. The fundamentals of ISRG are outstanding.
Its attributes include accelerating earnings, sales, and even earnings surprises the last couple of quarters, upward analyst revisions for the next quarter, solid annual earnings estimates for 2010 and 2011, high and increasing margins, solid ROE, excellent cash flow and no debt.
The Medical sector is only behind Retail as a leading sector. ISRG is the top-rated stock in the Medical-Systems/Equipment industry sub-group.
There seems to be strong support at the 200-day line.
ISRG's action from the bear market low (March 2009) has been very impressive. I would interpret the stock's current base as a first stage one. Other interpretations are welcome. There was talk last fall about an ascending base, but I can't see it.
The stock hit new highs on low volume for weeks last November and December, yet kept plowing along until the current correction finally took it down.
Notice the 5 "skyscrapers" on the weekly chart since the bottom, i.e., huge-volume weeks which tower above the surrounding weeks. This is clear institutional buying. Also, in the 15 months since the bottom ISRG shows only 2 distribution weeks - very impressive.
In looking for a leading and potentially winning stock one question you should ask yourself is "do institutions have to own it". In the case of ISRG the answer is clearly yes. The company has a NEW product with almost no competition. The stock has been a leader since the bear market bottom, and looks likely to continue its leadership role once this correction has run its course.
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Its been a great run so far in the latest uptrend. I'm sure now all the Canslimmers will begin buying. Nov 4, 2011
After several up days a pull back should be expected. Oct 31, 2011
. But a bottom was hit just before lunchtime in New York, and buyers dominated from there. Oct 26, 2011
- Its been a great run so far in the latest uptrend. I'm sure now all the Canslimmers will begin buying.


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