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Matthew McConaughey's boozy night out kickstarted movie career
The Lincoln Lawyer star was out drinking when he bumped into the casting director for the cult coming-of-age movie, and they hit it off so much McConaughey signed on to play charismatic character David Wooderson.
He tells Total Film, "I sat down and introduced myself. And a few hours later, we got kicked out for re-enacting holes on golf courses we had both played. At the end of the night he said, 'Have you ever done any acting?' I was in a beer commercial for about half a second. And he goes, 'Well, you might be right for this part for this movie…'"


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One week ago, I returned from my most recent journey to New York. If you're a Facebook friend or Instagram follower, you've probably already seen that I (once again) had an immensely successful adventure. It's been a very long time since I've visited the city in winter, and it was my first time there with my friend and roommate, Ryan, so there was plenty of newness and excitement to enjoy. Here's a quick(ish) rundown of all our shenanigans.
Monday, 12/15 — We arrived in Times Square Monday afternoon to leave our luggage with our friend Kaitlynn who was kind enough to let us stay with her during our trip. Monday was mostly spent wandering the area a bit, and we happened to walk past Rumer Willis on the street (not that that's very exciting, but it happened). We had some unfortunate timing outside "The Late Show with David Letterman" and missed Emma Stone going in and leaving later, so that was a bit of a bummer. That night, we went back to Kaitlynn's apartment in Queens and had some very enjoyable pizza.
Tuesday, 12/16 — Ryan and I left Kaitlynn's and headed into Central Park for a while to enjoy the scenery. Since we knew Anna Kendrick was the guest on "The Late Show" Tuesday night and we'd seen how the stage door worked there the day before, we decided to make another attempt at it. On our walk, we bypassed Sting, who was carrying a guitar and looking very Sting-esque.
Our second day at "The Late Show" was much more successful, I'm happy to say. There was a small crowd gathered in the designated area across the street from the stage door, and we ended up standing with a a group of people calling themselves "graphers" who basically stalk celebrities to get signatures they can sell online. I've dealt with these people before (especially at Sundance), but I became weirdly interested in listening to them all talk. I smell a pop culture research paper! (Just kidding. I think.)
Anyway, we were also joined by an old woman with an insane voice who Ryan got stuck talking to. When Anna Kendrick's car pulled up, she got out and posed for the paparazzi at the stage door for a while, during which time the woman next to Ryan screamed bloody murder. Ryan said she sounded like Anna was her long lost daughter. You'd have thought so. She did a lot of "ANNA! CROSS THE STREET!" and then screamed some profanities because a car momentarily blocked her view. Good news: Anna did cross the street and quickly signed a few things and came up to me. I asked if we could get a picture of the three of us, she grabbed my phone, and said, "oh, the three of us?!" and quickly snapped four photos on my phone before running back across the street. As you can tell from our photo, we're basically a trio of friendship. The crazy woman came over to us after and when she learned that we'd gotten pictures, yelled some more profanities and walked away (#welcometonewyork).
After that thrilling moment, we decided to stalk outside the It's Only a Play stage door since the show has a wonderful cast. We made a few nice friends there, and luckily saw every member of the cast enter, apart from Megan Mullally. Matthew Broderick came first and appeared generally wary of us all, like we might attack at any moment. Nathan Lane was next, and was rather scary and mean and I kind of tried to sink into the wall when he walked up. F. Murray Abraham dropped out of the sky, apparently, but was very nice to take a photo with someone and smiled in a way that was surprising to me. Stockard Channing drove up in a fancy car and has a fancy lady who escorts her fancy dog through the stage door. Rupert Grint also appeared out of nowhere and snuck in quickly, though I'm happy to have stood so close to him, if only for a moment. Here are some photos of the whole experience.
To kill time, we went to Rockefeller Center where we could eat and sit down for a while, and apparently had really great timing because we walked through 30 Rock behind Brian Williams after finishing the news, so that was fun. We also made an effort at the Cabaret stage door, but the show ended earlier than we'd thought and it was rainy, so things didn't work out so well. Oddly enough, we also walked past Sting again, in basically the exact same place as we'd seen him earlier that day, so that was weird. Then we got to spend a bit of time with some of our other cool friends who are fancy and live in New York, so it was a happy night, despite the rain and somewhat failed attempt at Cabaret.
Wednesday, 12/17 — It's safe to say that Wednesday was most exciting because it was finally the day when we had some real plans for our lives. Since we had tickets to Cabaret that night, we decided to make the most of our stage door experience at the matinees in the afternoon. We walked past Cabaret first, but were told that Emma Stone and Alan Cumming had already gone in, so we went back to It's Only a Play in the hopes that we could be more successful. Though we didn't get any pictures, we did see Stockard Channing and Rupert Grint go in again, and I felt special because no one really seemed to realize who Rupert was (he was very incognito and covered his hair). There's no proof, unfortunately, but I'd like to think we had a moment.
Then we were able to meet another of our friends for lunch, which was both a good way to catch up and a good way to pass our time since we didn't really have plans for the day. By the time we were finished, we went back to the stage door at The Elephant Man, which I desperately want to see, but it couldn't happen. Time was back on our side, though; we got there just as the stage door barricades were being set up in Schubert Alley and immediately staked our claim on a spot. After a short wait, Bradley Cooper came out to sign autographs and take pictures. He had a very long battle with the zipper of his jacket that was rather entertaining to witness, and when he got to the people next to us, he had to ask a bodyguard for a new Sharpie and I laughed and looked into my eyes and smirked (I assume this counts as a proposal; wedding invitations to follow soon). WE HAD A MOMENT. When I asked for a picture of the three of us, he took my phone and took one photo, which didn't exactly turn out so well, but hey, life happens. I'm actually pretty proud of our lame picture, and since it has Bradley Cooper in it, it's still pretty important to my life.
That evening, we met up with Kaitlynn for a bit before going in to Cabaret. Unfortunately, Ryan and I weren't able to sit together during the show, but we also got our tickets for $25 each, so it's worth it. After having recently watched the movie (and not loving it), I was hoping to take more from the show, which I absolutely did. The stage production is both funnier and more tragic, ironically enough. Alan Cumming is fantastic, and I was so happy that Emma Stone was wonderful as well. It was well worth our money and time.
After the show, Ryan and I had a game plan made for our final attempt at the stage door. We got there as quickly as possible, and thankfully got a good spot without much fuss. Some of the supporting cast members came out and signed, and in our wait for the stars, we watched Christie Brinkley and her daughter, Alexa Joel, talk with the guy at the stage door about going backstage. In case you're wondering, Christie Brinkley is every bit as beautiful as you'd imagine, and based on her behavior, super nice as well.
Not long after, Emma Stone finally came out. Her body guards said she had somewhere to go so she wouldn't be taking pictures with fans, but she signed for everyone. When she got to us, I congratulated her on her Golden Globe and SAG nominations and said that we loved Birdman, before I remembered to add that we also really loved Cabaret. She seemed genuinely thankful and gracious, and was very quiet and sweet as she made her way down the line.
Alan Cumming was equally kind and quiet (and very Scottish). I told him this was an iconic performance (to which he responded, "oh, bless you"), and he laughed and thanked Ryan when he said how much we love Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion. We got to meet a few more of the supporting actors in the play before heading back to Kaitlynn's apartment feeling quite successful.
Thursday, 12/18 — Thursday was our last day in New York, and I'm always kind of bad at knowing how to spend my final hours in the city. I knew I wanted to visit Taylor Swift's apartment in Tribeca (because I'm a creepy stalker lady), so we made our way in that direction in search of a tall blonde with a cat and hopefully some good pizza for lunch. We weren't entirely successful, but I did take a picture on steps outside Taylor's apartment in true stalker fashion before we wandered around a bit. To combat the cold and our hunger, we settled on a quiet Italian restaurant for our last meal. Here are a few other pictures of our Tribeca adventure.
We also visited a cute little bookshop before heading back to Times Square to say goodbye (and thank you!) to Kaitlynn. We must have timed things just right, because on our ride back, we ended up on the subway with Jane Krakowski, which was an exciting surprise. She caught Ryan and I looking at her and gave us a kind smile. After saying our goodbyes, we got back to Kaitlynn's just in time to meet the car that took us to the airport. Overall, it was another wonderful few days spent in New York. Thanks to Ryan, Kaitlynn, Jana, Trip, Drew, and all our new celebrity friends for the perfect time!


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Northern Ireland goalkeeper Michael McGovern: We've learned to cope with the minnows
Goalkeeper Michael McGovern says Northern Ireland have matured into a side that can win games against smaller nations and qualify for major tournaments.
That was no more evident than on Friday night when Northern Ireland were in excellent form as they dispatched Azerbaijan 4-0 at Windsor Park.
In past years those are the games Michael O'Neill's side traditionally struggled in - such as losing away to the Azeris in 2013, following a defeat to Luxembourg the same year.
But at the weekend they looked in complete control and now sit second in Group C.
"Traditionally we have struggled against the so-called smaller teams in the group, but we're starting to get better at dealing with that," McGovern said.
"We knew Azerbaijan were a lot better than a few years back. You could see that in their other performances and results in the group, so we gave them respect.
"Very professional and job done. That's how you could describe it. We're really happy with three points and how it went."
The Norwich stopper, who has conceded just twice in the campaign so far, also heralded the squad effort after several injuries ruled out a few big names.
Craig Cathcart missed out yet again due to a groin injury, while Stuart Dallas and Jamie Ward both had to withdraw from the squad before the game.
"Over the last two or three years, momentum has been building and we just want to continue that," McGovern said.
"Everyone's feeling confident and that helps, so, if we are missing one or two key players, it gives others opportunities."
He also hailed Chris Brunt, making his first appearance for Northern Ireland in 13 months after a long-term injury.
"He's been fantastic and was a big miss, on and off the park," McGovern admitted. "We're delighted to have him back. He could have retired. But it's great that he has decided to continue to play international football."
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The Toronto Central LHIN is looking to address health challenges locally by engaging people and providers at the sub-region level to co-design solutions that will have the most impact possible across the Toronto Central LHIN.
In order to gather this information, we requested providers' help to create a dynamic data-set that will be a valuable resource for us all. This initiative resulted through recent engagements where community providers identified the need for a clear sight line into the current services available at the community level.
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The Toronto Central LHIN is holding two webinars to provide information about the data that was collected, how to access it, some examples of the how the data can be used to inform planning and future products being developed using the data. Please arrange for the appropriate staff from your organization to attend any one of the following sessions:
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30 Hacks To Keep Your Baby Or Toddler Entertained (For More Than 5 Minutes)
I'll admit it: when my kids were little, I found myself OUT OF MY MIND BORED about 50% of the time. I was always happy when we had actual things we needed to get done – things like eating, taking a bath or running an errand.
But the remaining time was hard for me. What do you do for 12+ hours a day with a child who can only stay occupied for 5 minutes at a time? (and only when you're actively entertaining him).
There were definitely some activities that helped, including:
- Going outside as much as possible, especially to a park or playground
- Going to an indoor playground
- Wearing them in a sling or carrier and going for a walk
- Putting on loud music and dancing around
But this takes up, what…3 hours a day, optimistically?
This is why I reached out to the moms and dads in our private Facebook support group and asked: What activities do you do with your baby or toddler that ACTUALLY keeps them occupied during the day?
Following are some of the best responses along with super-awesome pictures to inspire you!
1. Let your toddler Paint INSIDE a cardboard box. I'm not sure which toddlers prefer: being inside a box or making a mess. Now you don't have to choose!
2. Create your own indoor ball pit. You can use a tent, playpen or even small inflatable kiddy pool as your base.
3. Get a foamnasium for your little one to climb and jump off of on cold or rainy days. They can be pricey, but one of our readers suggests checking out your local Craigslist or Once Upon a Child consignment store.
4. Set out a bowl of flour, a bowl of water, a baking sheet, some scoops and a whisk. Encourage your toddler to "cook" to her heart's content!
5. Invest in a learning tower. Some toddlers are only content when they can see what mom or dad is doing at the counter…a learning tower helps them do this safely. They can be pricey, so troll your local Craigslist or garage sales, or as one of our moms did – build your own!
6. Create a simple art box with crayons, pipe cleaners, glue sticks, pom-poms, etc. You can even include markers or paint if you dare! Lay plastic wrap across the table to keep the table clean and the mess (kind of) contained.
7. Set out some MagnaTiles and let the creative juices flow. One of our readers suggested buying an off brand version to save a few bucks.
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8. A mini trampoline can provide a restless or energetic toddler with hours (ok – 10's of minutes) of entertainment.
9. Set out a baking pan, a small jug and a cup of rice. Encourage your toddler to pour the rice back and forth. You could also substitute pebbles or sand if you wanted to turn this into an outdoor activity.
10. Give your toddler a mini mop and bucket (with just a bit of water) and encourage her to clean the floor. Hint: This works even better outside in summer where you don't need to worry about spilled water!
11. Set a few garbage bags on the kitchen floor and give your toddler a few cans of playdoh. Why play with it on the table when you can play with it on the floor?
12. Invest in the Fisher Price Sit Me Up chair. Many of our parents LOVE this thing for when their baby isn't quite ready to sit up on his or her own.
13. Set out a turkey baster and several clear jars or tupperware containers full of coloured water. Encourage your child to mix colors and create NEW colors. For more "rambunctious" toddlers, this is a great bathtub activity!
14. Bath paint! Why take a plain old bath (which makes you clean) when you could take a dirty-bath?
15. Give your toddler a squeegee and a spray bottle and ask her to wash the bathroom mirror, counter or window.
16. Create your own sensory table using a sandbox with a lid. Fill with rice and a variety of dried beans for hours of fun!
17. Put all your baby's toys in a basket and let him pull them out. This works especially well if your child isn't particularly interested in playing with the toys themselves. Sit with him and when the basket is empty, fill it back up (no one ever said parenting was easy).
18. Playing in puddles. Hasn't rained for a while? No problem. Use a bucket or hose to create your own puddles and let him go. Trust me, that 15 minutes of wet-fun is worth the clean-up!
19. Give your toddler a scrubbing brush and some water and ask her to clean the fence. Alternatively, you can give her a paint brush and ask her to "paint" the fence or house.
20. Involve your baby or toddler in helping with laundry (but expect it to take at LEAST 10x as long). Let him climb over the clothes, play peekaboo in the towels, and dump the basket out (again and again).
21. Enlist your toddler's "help" in shovelling the snow off your driveway or sidewalk.
22. Give your toddler a few toys (shovel, rake, plastic tools, etc.) and ask for his helping with "fixing" your car.
23. Set up an indoor or outdoor swing. Many high-energy babies and toddlers love the repetitive motion of swings, so this can be a lifesaver if you need to get something done.
24. If you're feeling particularly industrious, make an activity cube. Some ideas include a magnetic sheet and magnets, a lock board, a chalkboard, etc.
25. Set down a sheet and build indoor snowmen! If you have snow outside, bring in actual snow, and use candy (m&m's, candy corn, chocolate chips, etc.) to make buttons, eyes, etc. If not, you can also build them with marshmallows or shaved iced.
26. Prepare your toddler for a career as a flower arranger! If you don't have flowers in your garden, you can use branches, sticks, grass, weeds or anything else you find growing outside. Let your child choose a vase, pour the water in, and then arrange the "flowers" as she sees fit.
27. Buy some window gels from the dollar store and let them have at it on the patio door.
28. Set out child-friendly clothespins (the ones that don't snap shut violently on your fingers) and a bucket. Encourage your toddler to "decorate" it with the pins.
29. Give your toddler some preschool-training scissors and ask him to cut the grass.
30. Ask your toddler to help you out by washing dishes or veggies while you make dinner.
Need more hacks? Check out my post 20 Genius Baby Hacks To Make Your Life Simpler.
Image by Aaron Fulkerson used under CC 2.0
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Christian Saltet 12.7Km
Tauriac de Naucelle
House of character in an old body fermme renovated with traditional materials. CLIM 160 Bed in WC and private bathroom. Up Internet access. Spectacular views of the Hill levesou. Quiet, 2 km from the RN 88 between Albi and Rodez You will not regret the trip.
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Maison d'hôtes Hame.. 13.4Km
Beautiful B&B in a old guest house in the Tarn. 3 lovely bedrooms renoved with authenticity, modern and charmed materials. A garden and a private terrasse are here just for you. Near Albi, Cordes sur Ciel, Gaillac and Millau, you can visit Toulouse Lautrec Muséum. Very quiet and charmed.
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Gite à Brasc - Avey.. 14.1Km
Cottage in quiet village of Aveyron, fishing pond near the Tarn 6 km, bowling, hiking, Caves de Roquefort, Millau Viaduct and so on. Large veranda, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and WC. 1 Garage. Pets not allowed. Rent 350 / week - 600 / 15 days.
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A la maison de Mari.. 14.1Km
Between Albi, Rodez and Millau, come live in ritme of nature in my family home situated in a small agricultural hamlet where lived in perfect harmony 17 people and 800 sheep. At the house of Mary-jo, you will be greeted by friends and share meals Handbook, edited with garden vegetables and farm products. The evenings without host's table, several terraces and a large room with kitchen emménagée will be available. Ground floor rooms, family rooms and air-conditioned rooms on the floor, That a true and trailer will welcome you friendliness and good humor guaranteed
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O Paradis 14.5Km
Welcome to SAINT CIRQ RULLAC in the Aveyron between Rodez and Millau. The house opens its doors and offers two guest rooms and 4 comfortable cottages.
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La Placette Albigeo.. 14.7Km
Overlooking the « placette », the hotel Brin de Paille housed in the former sheepfold, offers on the ground floor a lounge with its corner fire and small library. Upstairs, three bedrooms facing the morning sun, married wood and stone to offer a whole respectful of the origins of the building combined with the comfort of today. Each offers a different atmosphere with its separate bathroom and toilet. According to time and envy the breakfast is served on the terrace or in the lounge.
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Chambres D'Hôtes de.. 15.9Km
Lestrade & Thouels
In the regional natural reserve of "parc naturel régional des Grands Causses" , 2 spacious rooms in a ancient farm renewed in the countryside, meadows of the lake of "villefranche de panat".
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Les Farguettes 16.3Km
We are located in the countryside in a quiet village <<The Farguettes>> with many visits to make We are close to Albi. Strings and medieval town. Valley of Friendship. overpasses Viaur etc.. . . Are the owner of three hotels have swimming pools and secure 10m and 5m of 2 5 that has 50 cm deep, tiled and fenced beach, dinner on the veranda or in the park with farm products.
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Le Peyrugal 16.6Km
The Peyrugal, located in the countryside, is a renovated 18th century farmhouse. cottages with separate access, health and private terraces, and in the green pool of 11m of 5.
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La Croix D'Helene 17.2Km
Mickaëlle welcomes you to his country house typical of the Tarn region. Located close to Albi and many tourist sites, Cordes sur Ciel, MONESTIES, Viaur valley, TOULOUSE, NAJAC. . The room of 30 m2 has a tastefully renovated independent external access directly overlooking the park. Many hiking departures are available from the home. Peace and quiet are guaranteed to love nature and authentic heritage. Possibility baby sitting. Pets allowed.
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La Maison Bleue 18.1Km
"The blue house" is located between Tarn and Aveyron ..... we will be happy to make you discover our beautiful region .....
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La Cardere 18.2Km
Toulouse-ALBI-Montpellier in 20mns of Albi, 20 mns of Réalmont.1H30 of MILLAU. Agricultural domain. Dominant view(sight) in the countryside hilly, 1bedroom 25m2 and SDB - Bed 160-with mezzanine bed 140- 1 bedroom 40 m2 and SDB ( 3 beds) .Terrasse stage. Possibility exceptionally of welcome groups 8 - 10 pers Out independent .Espaces, 2 terraces, ground in free . Canopy for car. Accés free cooking(kitchen), and salon+biblio Possibility small walking.Several activities around.Nice towns Albi,Cordes,Ambialet,Lautrec
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Domaine Equestre de.. 18.4Km
Meadows and woods provide the perfect setting for the peace and calm of the 17th Century Les Juliannes. The stone built farmhouse overlooks the Gorges de l'Oulas and has three double bedrooms and two family suites, all with their own bathrooms and WC. They are all spacious and comfortable and decorated in the house style with wooden floors and regional furniture, The Tables D'Hotes (literally eating with the family) is generous and consists mainly of vegetables from the garden plus meat and cheese from the district.
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Le Jardin des Reves 18.6Km
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Chambre d'Hôtes du .. 18.7Km
25 km from Rodez, great bed and breakfast lodging and horseback labeled Gîte de France 2 ears, and independent ground floor in an old farmhouse renovated, calm and clear, with a terrace opening for a fantastic evening relaxing after a good days of sightseeing and hiking
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Domaine de La Célar.. 19.0Km
The field of Célarié, located 10 km from Albi, welcomes you from June to September. This imposing building from the mid 19th century restored retaining the charm of the old house. Particular care was conducted to provide a warm and timeless atmosphere. Enjoy sunbathing by the pool, take time to stroll in its French gardenMeditate at the foot of an ancient tree, everything invites here the well-being in contact with unspoilt nature. One suite is available for rental to ensure privacy
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Aveyron Chambres D'.. 19.1Km
Our house is located in the Levezou the heart of the village-Cassagnes Begonhes. We offer 5 guest rooms quiet and pleasant. The region is rich in discovery, villages, hiking ... Jeff, the evening offers a cuisine rich in flavor. We await you with happiness in our House. Dogs allowed.
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Le Mas des églantin.. 19.4Km
We offer you a stay in an authentic farm from the 17th century, situated in the splendid nature of the Aveyron. The house is located at 4 km from the village of Coupiac.
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Le Rudel 19.4Km
2 kms from st pierre de trivisy, we welcome you to our cosy and friendly gites. located in peaceful countryside, you can relax in comfort or participate in various local activities such as trekking, horse riding and cycling.
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Chambres D'Hotes du.. 19.5Km
A 30km south of Rodez and 60 km from Millau and Conques, in a small village B & Bs Lagast of you the warmest accueil.Vous can taste the specialties of the region and benefit from advice to visit Aveyron. The house has a private entrance, a common room (with fireplace), and a large terrace overlooking the campagne.ouvert throughout the year. Opportunity to visit a sheep farm. Pets not allowed. classified LODGINGS OF FRANCE
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Mas de Causse 19.6Km
Perfect room for a couple, ground floor breakfast area, lounge, bathroom with hydromassage shower. Room at first floor. Wireless internet, CanalSat, air conditioning, parking provided. Entrance to the bedroom.
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Chambres D'hôtes à .. 20.4Km
Upstairs in this house from 1873 are 4 bedrooms with a former special character to each room for 2 or 3 people. A park of 2500 m2 with a park behind which is the property, located in the village of Lescure 5 km from Albi, served by city bus, you can leave your car there. terrace, garden, table tennis, Wi-fi, TV in the lounge.
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Les Lauriers Roses 20.5Km
room on one floor in the town of Albi ..within 3.5km of the Cathedral and the Museum of TLProche inputs and outputs very quiet rocade.Endroit.
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Gîtes des Pommiers 21.3Km
Trébas les Bains
leased 2 houses in the countryside, quiet, 800m from the village of Trébas baths.
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Au Soleil d'Albi 21.4Km
Particularly quiet on the outskirts of Albi, our guest house you will receive in 5 cjambres including 2 family rooms. Animal allowed. A large swimming pool at your disposal, a beautiful flower garden, breakfast in the shade of trees or in the winter garden: what's more relaxed. Treat yourself to the calm and charm of the place
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Marabonne 22.2Km
Old farm in guest rooms, 5 minutes from the village (Broquiès), 20km from the lake of Villefranche de Panat. There are five comfortable rooms. At the request of the owner with can arrange a Creole meal in the evening.
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La Maison D'henriet.. 22.5Km
Beautiful Cottage 4 persons close Albi Toulouse Lautrec museum, Unesco Beautiful raised Garden
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Le Clapas 22.7Km
a very comfortable holiday house for 6-12 persons. On the first floor a large livingroom/kitchen/bar and on the groundfloor 4 bedrooms, a toilet, a shower and a bathroom with toilet. Outside two terraces with furniture
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Villa Mandarine 22.8Km
Very nice and charming B&B in Albi. About 5 mn walking from the heart of the old city. Parking, garden and swimming-pool.
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La Maison d'Edmond 23.0Km
La Maison d'Edmond offers a self-catering apartment located just 500 metres from Albi Train Station and a 15-minute walk from the town centre. It features a furnished balcony and free Wi-Fi access. Free private parking is possible on site. The apartment has a living room with an equipped kitchen area, a sofa and a flat-screen TV. There is 1 bedroom and a bathroom with a corner bathtub and a washing machine. You will find shops and restaurants within a 10-minute walk. In the historical town centre, you can visit Albi Cathedral, a UNESCO Heritage Site.
Albi-Suite appartem.. 23.2Km
Albi-Suite is a room with kitchen located in the center of Albi. Albi is located 45 minutes from Toulouse. You are totally free and independent during your stay.
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Chambre D'Hôtes de .. 23.2Km
Located five minutes walk from the historical center of Albi, our guest house offers quality accommodation in an environment full of charm and cozy for a pleasant stay.
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Appartement Cathédr.. 23.4Km
Please inform Appartement Cathédrale Quai Choiseul Albi in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
Residence Le Marech.. 23.7Km
Spacious and bright apartment (60 sqm) on the 3rd floor of a luxury Residece with lift, located at the corner of Rochefide park (3 acres of vedure ). 5 minutes walk from the heart of the city Episcopal ranked Heritage of UNESCO ". 10 minutes from the train station possibility of a stay without car station. many shops nearby..
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Maison D'Hôtes du P.. 23.7Km
At the heart of the historic center of Old Albi, in the former mansion of Pigné Lise Humeau, painter and Bertrand have restored and decorated, three beautiful guest rooms, unusual and filled with history. The proproétaires welcome you in this charming place in the heart of the Episcopal city, declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 2010.
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Gîte Saint Loup Alb.. 23.7Km
Open year round with rental opportunities in the week or weekend, the cottage Saint Loup can accommodate 4 people. Located in the medieval Castelviel and the perimeter of the Episcopal city of Albi (a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2010), The cottage offers proximity to the best sights of the city. Its comfort, equipment and serene and cozy it offers have earned the classification in three key ClevacanceGuarantee of quality and trust
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Gîte Rural de la Pl.. 24.0Km
Saint Izaire
Mireille Lienard and Olivier welcome you in a house of character, for a stay, a weekend. . . In the South Aveyron, in the land of Rougiers, sheep and Roquefort, along the Dourdou at the entrance of a medieval village, dominated by its castle of the fourteenth century bishop. Rural three star. Calm, relaxation, nature, hiking, fishing. . .
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La Maison de Laval 24.0Km
If you're looking for a holiday destination in the beautiful department of the Aveyron, we rent for the holidays our attractive country house... Spacious typical Aveyronnaise house for large family or group of friends ( 8 to 10 people), with a Nice swimming-pool (salt system) and a big garden Its an all inclusive house rental (beds made-up before arrival and towels supplied).
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Studio Le Champolli.. 24.1Km
Please inform Studio Le Champollion in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
L'Amarante 24.8Km
Bed comfortable rooms with wi-fi and TV
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Le Puech de Costrix 25.4Km
Deep in the heart of the Countryside, a traditional stone farmhouse offers its three comfortable double guest rooms.
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La Bouysse 25.6Km
St Izaire
La Bouysse is an authentic farmhouse hidden between the green hills of the department Aveyron in the South of France. The house contents seven comfortable guest-rooms, several common rooms like a drawing-room, a dining-room both with a fire place, and a workshop.
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Les Planquettes 25.9Km
Offering views of the Pyrenees Mountains, Les Planquettes is located in Trevien just 30 km away from Albi and offers bed and breakfast accommodations. Guests can relax in the garden and on the terrace. The rooms at Les Planquettes provide free Wi-Fi, parquet floors, and a private bathroom with a bathtub. Every morning a continental breakfast is served, and upon request the hosts can prepare French cuisine for guests. The Carmaux Train Station is a 25-minute drive away and guests will find restaurants and shops 10 km away. Free private parking is possible at the property.
La Bastide 26.0Km
The charm and tranquility of the countryside just minutes from Albi. In a rural area of wooded valleys and fields of sunflowers and wheat.
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Sarl Les Tables de .. 26.2Km
Guest rooms, upscale bedding, bathroom with walk-in shower and private garden
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Gite L'Oustal 26.3Km
Saint Juéry
GITE 2 EPIS REF GH 17. Between Millau and Albi, in the heart of a small village in South Aveyron, 60 km from Millau, 30 km from St Affrique, 70 km from Albi, in an environment of hills and valleys in the heart of a wilderness , in a climate already because the southern Languedoc is very near, but at 1:45 in MONTPELLIER 500 m in altitude between the plateau Lévézou (and its five lakes), the Lacaune and the Natural Park of Grands Causses, to enjoy the tranquility provided by natural landscapes and protected the eye. HOUSE VILLAGE character of 140m2 (70m2 per level) of shaded ground of 400 m2 with swimming pool secured with a tarp 3m x 5m 1m depth.
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Gite du Clos D'Albr.. 26.4Km
Self-catering apartment for 2/3 persons (70 SqM). Classified 4*. Household linen provided. Swimming pool, car-park, bowls ground.
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La Bergerie Au Clos.. 26.6Km
The CLOS OF PURPLE offers 2 charming cottages of 60 m2 for 2 persons: Le Fenil and La Bergerie. Located in a wing of the farm owners, the houses are completely independent entrance and terrace and / or totally independent garden, privacy assured. Pictured here: "THE SHEEPFOLD": single storey cottage in Clos de la Mauve. A cozy nest for fans of cocooning! XL bed - Shower XL - Leather Lounge -DVD- TV 55 cm (viewing distance: 2,5 m) ... Comfort, space, charm, calm and neat decor await you. Home motorcycles.
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La Calmontoise 26.6Km
House of character in a protected village at the gates of Rodez (12). For a quiet stay in a green setting.
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Le Fenil Gîte de Ch.. 26.9Km
The CLOS OF PURPLE offers 2 charming cottages of 60 m2 for 2 persons: Le Fenil and La Bergerie. Located in a wing of the farm owners, the houses are completely independent entrance and terrace and / or totally independent garden, privacy assured. Pictured here: "THE HAYLOFT": single storey cottage in Clos de la Mauve. A cozy nest for fans of cocooning! XL bed - Shower XL - Leather Lounge -DVD- TV 55 cm (viewing distance: 2,5 m) ... Comfort, space, charm, calm and neat decor await you. Free WIFI on request Home motorcycles.
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La Crouzette 3 épis 27.1Km
Nestled in a beautiful area Claudette and Daniel welcome you to their home loft with character. Large garden with pool, garden furniture, terrace. Host table on reservation based on regional products.
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L'Auberge Médiévale 28.6Km
Come live one day in the middle ages !
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"Chez Mamie", entre.. 28.7Km
Bed and Breakfast in a small hamlet north of the Tarn near Albi City World Heritage Site of Unesco, Cordes sur Ciel, Monestiès, Gaillac, Najac, Villefranche de Rouergue, Sauveterre.
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Le Couvent du Viala 28.9Km
Calmels Et Le Viala
Breathe in the strength and tranquility of a conserved natural environment, experience the purifying heat of the Hammam, revive your mind and body through Yoga. The Couvent du Viala: a place designed for well-being and revitalizing energy : organic meals, massages, ...
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L'Oustal 29.2Km
Dany and Michel welcome you in a warm big house located in the charming village St Pierre de Trivisy (regional parc of Haut-Languedoc). In the village: restaurants, aquatic center (pools and spa), Aventure Parc, velo rental, sports... L'Oustal offers 4 bedrooms (with private bathroom and toilets). Private 2000m2 garden with trees, flowers and vegetable garden. Home made breakfast served inside or outside on the terrace. TV room, free WI-FI, parking.
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Le Mas Blanc 29.4Km
Le Ségur
Large country house in the south of France for 7 people. Quiet house, with many activities nearby. To relax. All photos, complete descriptions, activities.
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La Combe de la Peri.. 29.8Km
Laval Roqueceziere
If you are planning a stay, a w-end in the south Averyon, come to us, it is worth it!. It's a little-known tourist area, untouched, full of small and big things to discover. . . We are waiting in a large building, a ruin in the beginning, we have completely renovated and personalized décor and ethnic art deco, pleasant and above all by his quiet and rejuvenating its diversity. And for those who practice yoga or other activities, a room equipped is available!
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- We have the "World's First Free Cyber Cafe." All you can eat" cafeteria style food from 6 am in the morning till 10 pm at night! Our new hair salon offers free haircuts to all of our registered guests. "Your restaurant and salon savings could pay for your stay!" We now the only hotel in the world with adjustable massaging beds in every room. Our Reverie adjustable massaging beds are arguably the finest beds made in the world! Enjoy parking near your room with our 72 free "first come first serve" carport parking spots. The carports are also great for motorcycles & small trailers. All 132 rooms include: Large wall-mounted TVs with over 60 HDTV cable channels and a WIFI enabled Blu-ray Player, Refrigerator, Microwave, Free Safe, Coffee/Tea Machine, Hairdryer, Iron/Board, and Clock Radios. Our WIFI enabled Sony Blu-ray players turn our large wall mounted LCD TVs into smart TVs. We have two vending rooms with Pop, Ice, and Guest Laundry Machines. Our vending prices are low and we allow you to fill a cooler with free ice. Our WIFI service is throughout the property and is free. We have two large HP Laptops in our lobby which you may use at no additional charge. If you find you have some free time we also offer 99 cent new release movies with all the popcorn and cookies you can eat! Still looking for more to do? Try our new free championship horseshoe pits. "Come hungry and with long hair, that's what we recommend!" Our hotel is at the top of the Spring Street hill with a beautiful view of the bay. Get a Free Bay View Split King upgrade based on availability at arrival. We are centrally located near the casino, restaurants, shopping, parks, the hospital, the Gaslight District, ski resorts, and the Petoskey theater is across the street. Also for your convenience we offer Odawa Shuttle Service to the Odawa Casino. Centrally located, Free Meals, Free Haircuts, Adjustable Massaging Beds, and great discounts, that's why we feel we are the best value in Petoskey and one of the most unique hotels in the world! ... more less
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Wed., July 8, 2009, 5:30 p.m.
Full Throttle Funny Car points leader aims high
Ashley Force Hood rolls into Bandimere Speedway this week as the Funny Car favorite in the 30th annual Mopar Mile-High Nationals.
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Denver, Colo.- She's the current Full Throttle points leader; the only Funny Car driver to have led the standings each of the last two years. She's gone to the finals five times in the last nine races; posted the fastest speed ever at the new 1,000 foot distance (312.13 miles per hour) and started her Castrol GTX Ford Mustang from the front of the pack four times this season, twice as often as anyone else in the class.
As a result, Ashley Force Hood rolls into Bandimere Speedway this week as the Funny Car favorite in the 30th annual Mopar Mile-High Nationals.
It's an exceedingly lofty position for a third year driver who has qualified only once in two tries at the Mile-High Nationals and who has yet to win a racing round on the track known as Mt. Bandimere.
It's even more remarkable considering Force Hood's gender.
Before she burst onto the scene in 2007, winning the Auto Club's Road to the Future Award as the NHRA Rookie of the Year, conventional wisdom suggested that women simply didn't have the physical strength needed to ride herd on the most powerful and unpredictable race cars in the world.
Wrestling a short-wheelbase, 2,555-pound, 8,000 horsepower, supercharged race car down the track under G force pressures to which only jet fighter pilots and astronauts can relate simply was not considered "woman's work."
After all, it had been 10 years since a woman had even raced in the category. Furthermore, a woman never had taken a Funny Car as far as the semifinals in national event competition, much less won a race. A woman never had qualified No. 1; never even finished in the Top 10 in points.
It took Ashley little more than a year-and-a-half to completely rewrite Funny Car history.
She reached the semifinals in just her fifth start, the final round in only her 20th race and ended her rookie campaign in 10th place. She won for the first time six races into her sophomore season and started No. 1 back-to-back last year at
Nevertheless, that was just a preamble to what already has been a sensational 2009. After winning for the second time last March at
And why shouldn't she be a world championship contender? Not only does she have her dad's genes and the benefit of his considerable resources, she has the sponsor that adorned his car for every one of his victories and her co-crew chief, Dean "Guido" Antonelli, was the Team Leader on the Castrol GTX entry when Force won 10 of his 14 individual titles.
It's proven to be a formidable combination, one that should keep Ashley in contention regardless of what happens with this weekend's weather.
"We have a car that runs good in the cool, but it also runs good in the heat," Ashley said. "You're not going to win championships being timid (and) my crew chiefs (Antonelli and Ron Douglas) haven't been afraid to take chances. Sometimes what they do works; sometimes it doesn't, but this is the time to learn what the limits are -- before we get to the Countdown."
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Additionally, a number of points apply when using CSS for desktop email versions (mobile browsers are different due to their more advanced CSS support).
- Inline CSS is supported, but is limited to the use of font styles and size and should be included as HTML in case the client ignores it.
- For the use of color, the six-digit hexadecimal color should be referenced.
- CSS should not be used for positioning.
- Use of external style sheets is not supported.
- Using CSS to reference background images is not supported:
- Example:
background:#e76f00 url(im/btn_orange.gif) repeat-x center center
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- Most clients will not read the
<title>tags. However, these can be useful if you offer an online version of the email.
- Do not use
- Do not use
- Do not include attributes with " tags.
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instead of
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body tag that you don't mind not being displayed, since they may not be rendered. For example, if you are using light text on a dark background, be sure to set values such as background color in the
bgcolor attribute of the
table tag.
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Many email clients are unable to correctly render raw 8 Bit characters. Consequently, you must encode them with their corresponding numeric entities (ASCII Character Codes ot HTML codes). For example, the copyright symbol © should be written
© or
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Image Mapping is when you redefine the area that is linked within an image. This is performed with the
<map> HTML tag. When using Image Maps, ensure that each separate map is contained within its own
, since multiple maps in the same
 can cause issues in some platforms (currently Apple Mail and Outlook 2007). Image Maps are an excellent design technique to achieve a visually pleasing marketing message, but only when used correctly. Please also note that image maps involve a lot of code and therefore have an impact on the size of your message.
The optimum encoding for email in most languages is UTF-8. UTF-8 is widely supported, and with the exception of some multi-byte languages, should be the default encoding for creative assets.
Table Content
Some browsers and email programs can have problems with content that exists outside of
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s). Make sure all
s have a width assigned and that the width is not "0".
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Setting an exact width in all table elements adds stability to your design and will more likely render consistently across email clients and can make the email render faster. Setting the whole table width to 100% is important for mobile tempates to ensure that the table uses the full screen display. Make sure all columns have a width assigned and that the width is not "0". Making sure columns have a set pixel width helps to ensure table structure. Furthermore, do not mix percentage widths with pixel widths when defining column widths.
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Vertical Text Spacing

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"spacer.gif" image will set the spacing to an exact value and achieves a more consistent end-user experience. For large amounts of text, use

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To achieve spacing between elements avoid using
cellspacing or
margin padding as they are not universally supported. Instead, use transparent gifs within a table structure for more precision.
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<table width="640" cellspacing="10"
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Certain email software packages strip out values appearing in the body tag; setting the color in the table ensures color settings will appear consistently.
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Setting alignment value in table elements adds stability, as default values may not render properly in all email clients.
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Closing Tags
All tags must be matching pairs, opening and closing. Validate your code.
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Font Face and Size
Not all users have every font in their system; specifying multiple fonts allows you to choose the fonts you'd prefer the user to see. If the specified fonts or font types are not found, text will render in the user's default font. Standard Fonts sizes (1, 2, 3…) will look quite different between different browsers and email platforms. Emarsys suggests a workaround using an inline style tag as well, with a size defined in pixels for a more consistent look.
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Defining Colors
Hexadecimal values guarantee consistent and true color values. Some older browsers do not recognize named values or display them differently than others.
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The best practice is to keep an email size under a total of 49KB, or longer download times will be experienced and messages will have lower response rates. Email content and images should be optimized to the minimum file size. The combined size of image files referenced should not exceed 500KB.
Images that are linked and do not have the
border attribute set to zero will display a bold blue line around the edges, which doesn't look very good with some templates and can throw off the table structure. Make sure to set
border="0" for all images to prevent this.
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Height and Width
Always include
height and
width attributes for all images. Designating the size attributes for an image will affect the time it takes for an email to download. If no
height or
width attributes are set for an image, the image must fully download before the email client's HTML interpreter can render the rest of the page. For optimum download speed, set the
height and
width attributes of all images to absolute values for desktop versions (percentages should still be used for mobile versions). Images should be used at their actual size. Resizing an imaging using HTML properties will be ignored in email clients such as Outlook 2007 and will likely cause errors in the table's structure.
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Alternate Text
When viewing HTML emails while offline, users will see a broken image or image placeholder rather than the image intended in online viewing. To make the email easier to view, be sure to enter a description of the image in the
alt tag. Please make the
alt tag description something that the recipient would understand (i.e. "Flowers only £9.99" instead of "flower image 22"). Note that not all clients show the alternative text, and show their own error messages instead (e.g. Outlook).
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It is always a good idea to have images that are intuitively named, if only for your own media management. We recommend to use one word, lowercase names, with no underscores, for all images.
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Default Blocking of Images by Various ISPs
For the most part, there is not much that can be done coding-wise to combat the issue of ISPs that block images by default. We suggest incorporating the following best practices: – Provide informative alt-tags for images so that those will be displayed should the images be blocked.
- Use a clean layout/template for effective email degradation.
- Place "Add to Address book" verbiage at the top of emails for Welcome messages or "Having trouble viewing this email" link in other emails.
Animated GIFs
Many of our customers do make the use of animated GIFs. However, close attention to file size must be given as animated GIFs can become file size heavy and affect download time. Also, some browsers such as Outlook 2007 do not render them properly and will only display the first frame of the GIF. Thus, the first frame should be relevant enough to work in the message.
Background Images
Background images are not universally supported in all email clients, such as Outlook 2007. It is recommended that background images not be used at all for HTML emails but if they are incorporated within a design they should be used in such a way that if they do not appear it does not greatly affect the design or hamper the intent of the displayed message. If text is displayed on top of a background image, it is good practice to also fill the cell with a background color which will appear when the image does not. Another workaround is to simply create an image that includes the background and text and place this within the table cell.
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Style Use in Image Tags
When using image tags it is important to use styles correctly, and include user friendly alternative descriptions of the image in case it is not displayed correctly by using
alt= for the text. In addition, when using non-floating images you should always include the display:block style in images to ensure that there are no gaps after the image, or other alignment issues. Finally when linking to your images you should always make sure that you use absolute paths, and not relative paths.
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hspace="0" alt="Save today on Airline
tickets!" border="0"
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hspace="0" alt="Save today on Airline
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Special Considerations
Integration for Lotus Notes can be very tedious and stressful. The easiest and most efficient way to have "Lotus-friendly" HTML is to prepare for integration before jumping into it. Use the included tips in the following sections when creating HTML email for Lotus Notes specifically. Please keep in mind that Lotus Notes makes up a very small portion of all email readers in the market today. Remember, if something won't work or you're having too much trouble getting it to work, feel free to contact your Emarsys account team for additional troubleshooting and insight.
Creating a Template
Follow these steps to create a template:
- Draw the layout of the email on a piece of paper. This helps to visualize the overall structure before looking at the details.
- Still working on paper, separate sections that look like they should be in their own table.
- Open your WYSIWYG program (e.g. Adobe Dreamweaver) and start by creating one large container table. This table sets the margins of the email, and it allows you to place nested tables inside to hold the email together.
- Continue placing nested tables where you need them while following the guidelines listed in Things to Avoid and Things that Don't Work below.
Things to Avoid
Table cells of 1 pixel will automatically be increased to 5 pixels (or higher). In particular, Outlook tends to automatically increase the height any td with a height of less than 19px or 21px. You can work around this by including this in your  tag:


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This is a privately held, growth-oriented real estate management and investment company. It is focused on developing, owning, and operating multifamily residential properties in the Southeastern and Sunbelt States of the United States. This is a position with the opportunity for growth and increased responsibilities. The company owns a portfolio of over 6,000 residential units and is constructing 506 units just outside of Manhattan.
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Located on the Bering Sea coast, 123 miles southwest of Bethel, Platinum is ideally located for subsistence activities.
The main dietary components for Platinum residents come from the sea – specifically salmon and seal. Recently, residents of the village of Platinum have developed a seafood processing plant to support their ongoing subsistence lifestyle.
In addition to relying on local subsistence resources, twice a year barges deliver goods to the village of 47 people. Residents are primarily employed through commercial fishing, the village's school and the city. They travel locally via boat, snow machine and ATV while relying on air transportation for longer distances.
Historically, the village was named for traces of platinum found in the area. In 1926, Walter Smith discovered evidence of the rare metal, and from 1927 to 1934 Platinum contained several functioning placer mines. A post office began business in 1935, a school opened in 1960, and the city government was formed in 1975, by which time 545,000 ounces of platinum had been mined from the area.


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British rockers Maximo Park will play five gigs in a single day to celebrate the release of their new album.
The Apply Some Pressure hitmakers will perform a string of shows in independent music stores across the north-east of England on Saturday (16Jun12) to promote their fourth studio record, The National Health, which hit shelves on Monday (11Jun12).
A post on the band's website reads, "All of us are regular record buyers and we prefer to indulge this passion at the shops of independent retailers who have a genuine love of music and knowledgeable, friendly staff.
"With that in mind we've decided to try and play at five north-east independent record shops in one day to celebrate the release of The National Health - an organisational nightmare and quite possibly foolhardy, but we like to stretch our boundaries occasionally."
The group will perform in shops in Stockton, Sunderland and Newcastle.


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Spring's Pink Moon Coming Tuesday, April 11th
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With the first day of spring coming soon, it's almost time for the annual "Pink Moon".
It's an event that comes straight out of the old ole Farmer's Almanac. The full moon coming April 11th is what is also know as the "Pink Moon".
Of course it doesn't mean the moon will be actually be changing color. Nasa and the Farmer's Almanac say it's actually the earth that becomes more pink thanks to the perennial garden phlox (Phlox paniculata). This plant blooms nationwide by the time the pink moon is over.
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A Pink Moon is a good indication that spring flowers are coming our way! In Texas, we might could call it a "Blue moon". Bluebonnets are not far away y'all!
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If the full moon in April falls before the Easter holiday it's also called the "Egg Moon". Nasa says the April full moon will be visible over Texas beginning at 2am on the 10th, and last through the 12th.


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Tile Installation is all about surface preparation and layout. Although fairly easy to do as a home project, our clients typically hire us for substantially large jobs or in times where they are too busy to do it themselves. Once surface has been prepped and layout has been complete, the next step is to settle the tiles. Remember you have to work top to bottom so ceiling tiles before walls and walls before floors. But when doing countertops and backsplashes is backwards first countertops than backspashes.
Plast-All offers various services in Tiling although We typically focus on Wall tiling, we do offer:
- Counter top tiling
- Kitchen Backsplash Tiling
- Wall Tiling both Interior and exterior walls
- Floor Tiling
- Entrance way Tilling
- Bathroom Tiling
- Outdoor Terrace Tiling
- Ceramic Tiling
- Removal & Replacement of Wall or Floor Tiles
- Grout Repair/Removal
Remember the appropriate adhesive must be used. For walls, if wall substrate is composed of plywood, tile, green board or drywall than utilize Type I adhesive. If the wall substrate is cement board or concrete than utilize multi-purpose mortar. If dealing with any other substrate remove it or overlay with 50 mm think exterior grade plywood or cement board before tiling.
When tiling floors, if the substrate is cement board or a concrete Slab, utilize Thinset Mortar as bonding agent. If substrate is particle board or vinyl than either remove it or overlay with 50mm think grade plywood or cement board. And if substrate is existing tile or exterior grade plywood than utilize adhesive type 1 or multi-purpose mortar.
When tiling countertops, if substrate is plywood or existing tile than use Adhesive type I or multi-purpose mortar. If substrate is cement board than use a thinset or multi-purpose mortar. Lastly if your substrate is particle board or laminate than remove or overlay with cement board or exterior grade plywood.
Once you have the correct adhesives ensure you are only mixing what you will use in 30 minutes or less and remember to use the correct trowel for the job (Square-notch or V shaped). When applying adhesive apply a 12mm thick coat onto the grid area surface, removing any excess adhesive and leaving the setting area consistent and rigid. When setting the tile start from one corner of the grid and work outward. Use a rubber mallet to tap the tiles into place. Once at the other end and corner take the proper measurements and cut the tiles to appropriate sizes.
The last step is to grout the joints, remember to choose a grout color that will match your tile selection. When dealing with floor tile if the joint width is less than 3mm than use a non-sanded grout type if the joint width is 3-5mm use a fine-grain sanded grout and if more than 5mm joint width than utilize a coarse-grain sanded grout type. When tiling walls and countertops if less than 3mm joint width that use a non-sanded grout type and if more than 3mm joint width than utilize a fine-grain sanded grout type. When applying the grout, ensure to compact within the joint and scrap off any excess.
Make sure you are utilizing safety glasses and gloves and remember we are here to help if you need us!


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Sep 182016
No, not the email kind. A different Spam. The original. As Linda mentioned in a recent comment, they love this stuff out here.
Um, no. Just no.
Capt. Fritter
One Response to "Spam…"
what have you got against spam?
it helped win the war.
I don't eat pork because I love pigs. they're very intelligent.
but turkey spam is good.
anybody who eats a HOT DOG and puts peanut butter on it… can't bad mouth spam.


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Real-time data allows for optimum flexibility and productivity. Temporaries work when and where they want, employers get the best-rated available people.
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TempBuddy's check-in and out system allows candidates to notify when they begin and finish their placements. This is hugely beneficial in tracking punctuality and managing client expectations. As the app updates in real time, School Improvement are able to track if candidates are late or early for shifts. This gives them the opportunity to pre-empt difficult conversations with clients and notify them a candidate is currently running late and what time they should arrive by- constantly keeping them updated.
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Should I keep them coming in portrait or should I toss in some more landscape?
That is of course assuming anyone cares.... lol.
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I'm having incompatibility issues with certain perfectly normal market apps too so I might have to flash a different one. In fact I'll do that and try to change boot anims again.
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text: Well, even though I picked up a heavy frame P210 Legend Target, I couldn't shake my desire for a heavy frame Swiss P210. I got a great deal on this still NIB model and I couldn't pass it up. I've seen these sell for over $3000, but I got it for $2700 shipped, which is only about $500 more than I paid for the Legend. Don't get me wrong, I love the Legend model and would have eventually got one anyway. However, it didn't stop me from wanting one of the Swiss heavy frames, as I thought it might. At any rate, this is my fourth and final P210. I'm not quite sure what I'm doing with four Sig P210s in the first place. Obviously, this has become one of my favorite 9mms of all time, with the Browning Hi-Power first and the Smith & Wesson 952 and Sig P210 tied for second. That speaks volumes considering how many amazing pistols are chambered for 9mm. Unlike most high end target pistols, the Sig P210 was originally a military pistol. Its was introduced in 1947 after being in development for a number of years (delayed by WWII). It was adopted by the Swiss army in 1949. While it doesn't quite have the pedigree of the Browning Hi Power, the P210 has a storied past and has been used by a number of countries for various functions over the years. From a quality and accuracy standpoint, the Sig always had the Browning beat by a country mile. The accuracy of the Sig is legendary and the Swiss army routinely used them out to 100 yards. These pistols were basically entirely hand built in Switzerland, starting from slides and frames that are machined from solid blocks of steel, not cast or forged. All these fine materials and precision craftsmanship made the P210 a very expensive gun to build, which led to the P220 pretty much replacing it in the mid 1970s. After that, the P210 was primarily built for sporting purposes, with the -5, -6, and -8 variants being introduced. Production ended in 2004 or 2005, primarily due to manufacturing costs. In 2010, Sig reintroduced the P210. The new models are extremely high quality and are probably the most refined the P210 has ever been. However, they are now produced in Germany by computers instead of in Switzerland by hand. Gone is the personality of the old gun. I'm fortunate enough to own just about all the high end, center fire pistols from around the world and I don't think anything quite equals the combination of build quality, accuracy, durability, and pedigree of the P210. There are a few pistols that can match its build quality and there are some that can even match its accuracy. However, when you combine all the qualities I mentioned, the P210 stands alone, in my opinion. It really has no equal. My latest model was built in 2002 and is, therefore, among the last built before Swiss production stopped forever. As I mentioned above, it was built on the heavy frame, which was an option towards the end of the Swiss production run (all German models now use this frame). Though it isn't stamped on the slide, this is a -6 variant and has the target rear sight and the tall front sight. They give an outstanding sight picture. However, as I stated when I bought my Legend model, I prefer the way the German models integrated the rear sight into the slide, instead of just staking it on top like the Swiss target models. The grips are no doubt the nicest of any of my P210s, showing some beautiful wood grain and great color. The trigger is the target version with the lighter weight. The matte finish on the Swiss models is not quite as nice as the Nitron finish on the Legend series P210s, but its not bad by any means. Here are the pics, including a 50m (about 55 yards) 6-shot test target. It looks like one flyer and the rest are in one ragged hole from over half a football field away.. That's pretty awesome in my book. As always, please share your thoughts and opinions on my new gun as well as the Sig P210 in general. Thanks!