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I'd like to have a solution with multiple projects to deploy on my webserver. I have several web handler projects, but on the other hand I have a desktop application that, when deployed, will constantly run in the background of my system. I noticed that visual studio .net express for web does not allow user's to create desktop applications (visual studio express for desktop is required for such programs). I'd like to have everything as part of the same solution so that all the applications can connect with the same database.
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ESSA TWP - A local man is facing drug charges after police uncovered a marijuana grow-op yesterday (Nov. 7) at a rural home on County Road 56 in Essa, resulting in the seizure of an estimated $200,000 worth of pot.
Sometime after 10 a.m. Wednesday morning, four police vehicles were parked outside the home located just north of Highway 89, including one police car with a trailer, which was backed up to the front door of the home.
An officer working at the home said about eight to 10 officers were participating in the search. Shortly after, Essa Fire Chief Paul Macdonald and another township staffer arrived at the home to assist with the investigation.
Nottawasaga OPP arrested a 50-year-old Essa man and charged him with possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking and production of marijuana, as well as theft of electricity over $5,000.
He was held in police custody and was scheduled for a bail hearing today (Nov. 8) in Barrie.
This is the second major pot bust made in the area recently.
Earlier this week, Nottawasaga OPP announced it wrapped a two-month investigation into the sale and production of marijuana, which resulted in the arrest of 18 people and the seizure of about $80,000 worth of pot, including 30 pounds of dried leaves and several hundred fully-grown marijuana plants.
A much smaller drug bust took place this morning (Nov. 8) around 9:30 a.m. at an Alliston home on Church Street South, resulting in the arrest of a 32-year-old man.
The man was charged with possession of marijuana (over 30 grams), along with possession of cocaine and an unspecified Schedule 3 drug. Police said the drugs had a combined street value of $3,000.
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Researchers with the Smithsonian's Deep Reef Observation Project (DROP) collected this sea toad, Chaunax pictus , off the coast of Honduras in 2011. The team is trying to collect sea toads from around the Caribbean to better understand the group's genetic diversity and distribution. You can see videos and read about the DROP team's other explorations on the " Summer in a Sub " blog series.Read more
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It's confirmed: both Antarctica and Greenland are losing ice —around 350 billion tons each year—and, as a result, sea level has risen 11.1 millimeters worldwide since 1992. This photo shows a summertime channel created by the flow of melted ice, which ultimately carries the water away from the glacier to the sea. It's not easy to measure melting ice. But by using data from 10 satellite missions,...Read more
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Like other cephalopods, the common cuttlefish ( Sepia officials ) is no dummy. But while octopuses are quick to learn manual tasks like opening jars, cuttlefish have a different skillset: the social. Unlike other cephalopod species, cuttlefish are very social and interact with each other frequently, like humans, and have sophisticated communication ability. Read more about cephalopod intelligence...Read more
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The ghoulish "blob sculpin" ( Psychrolutes phrictus ) , a deepwater fish found off the Pacific coast of the U.S. from the Bering Sea to Southern California, can grow to about 70 cm (more than two feet) in length and eats small invertebrates. See more bizarre-looking ocean life in a slideshow of the scariest monsters of the deep-sea and learn more about the deep ocean in the Deep Ocean Exploration...Read more
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This guineafowl moray ( Gymnothorax meleagris ) is one of about 200 species of moray eels found in tropical and subtropical coral reefs . Moray eels are a type of bony fish. Many species, like this one with a brown body and white spots similar to a guineafowl, are named after their distinct appearances.Read more
Feb 19, 2014
An X-ray image of grooved razorfish ( Centriscus scutatus ). Razorfish are encased in thin, transparent bony plates attached to their spines, which you can see in the X-ray. Also known as shrimpfish, razorfish have a unique swimming style: they keep their bodies vertical (heads down, tails up) while propelling themselves forward in schools. Note that the back of the fish is bony and nearly...Read more
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Killer whales ( Orcinus orca ) have something in common with humans: early menopause. Read Smithsonian marine scientist Nancy Knowlton's blog post to find out more.Read more
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Over a 10-year period NOAA scientists have collected 72,000 seawater samples, and their data show that the ocean is becoming more acidic because of climate change -caused warming. That small shift is enough to dissolve the shells of animals like this pteropod in the lab—or even in the ocean. Because of acidifying waters, pteropod shells have already started dissolving in the Southern Ocean.Read more
Feb 12, 2014
In Ecuador's Galapagos Islands, brown pelicans ( Pelecanus occidentalis ) nest at the top of a mangrove tree. Many other kinds of birds—as well as insects, frogs, snakes, and lizards—live in the canopy of mangroves. More about mangroves can be found in our Mangroves featured story .Read more
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When we went to see Hamlet's castle in Kronborg in 1950, we discovered that we could almost see Sweden and there was a ferry that went across. We had planned to visit ten countries, but when the ship was a day late, we missed going to Luxenborg. If we took the ferry across, we could pick up an extra country and make a round ten countries for our trip.
There are still frequent ferries across, and the trip takes only 20 minutes.
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The best way to get to the Kronborg Castle is to go to Helsingor. It's simple: take a train from the main station in Copenhagen (platform 4). The journey there takes about 45 minutes and there are numerous stops along the way, taking you through the suburbs of Copenhagen before heading out into the Danish countryside. I enjoyed them a lot, as I was able to see the different face of Denmark for the fist time.
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BeeGee and I are planning to get together for lunch in the RTP area on M,W, or F during the week of Jan 30th through Feb 3rd.
I sent a PM to Kai to see if he was interested in meeting up with us, but we're not sure if there are any other HBers in the area that might also be available one of those days.
If you live in the area and can swing a lunch meeting in or near the RTP area, let us know!
Looking at my calendar of meetings, it looks like my preference for day-of-week would be (best listed first): Wednesday, Monday, then Friday.
I can't make it on Tu or Th b/c of carpooling issues (no car for me on those days). I have a meeting on Monday at 2pm, so that could work. However, I have a 1pm meeting on Friday so that would be cutting it pretty short for me.
Any of those days should work for me if nothing comes up.
I didn't even notice the PM.
But yes, I'm interested. Those days would work for me.
Do you guys already have an idea where you want to go. I don't know to many places that would be good for lunch and that have decent beer on tap.
Except for Mr Dunderbak's at the Crabtree Mall. It's a decent place whith a good selection of bottled beer as well as beer on tap, but it's in a Mall which is somewhat of a turn-off for me.
I didn't have anywhere specific in mind as yet...where is everybody located? I'm in RTP on weekdays, but could slip into Raleigh for lunch.
I work in Cary, off Weston Pkw. This is pretty close to RTP and Raleigh.
I'm pretty much right at the intersection of I-40 and NC-55, but I did not have any specific place in mind. Also, I've only lived here for 6 months and don't know the area very well, so I wouldn't even be able to suggest a place to be honest.
So it sound as if between RTP and cary would be best. I would have to see what the options are.
In terms of a place with good beer pickings are pretty slim, although there are plenty of good lunch places otherwise. We could trek up to the James Joyce in Durham which is really only about 15 minutes from Walker and has a pretty good lunch and Irish beers on tap. There's an "Irish" bar on Airport Blvd but I wasn't all that impressed with it. If we punt on a wet lunch I know decent places.
I was thinking the same. It's just do damn hard to find places with good beer selection here and I don't want to trek all the way to Durham for lunch. This was much better up in NE when I still used to live there.


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ants in the garden: how bad?
I've got LOTS of ants in my veggie garden. They make little hills, I water them down, they make more. They are all over the place. I read that they can carry off seeds. Will they eat my seedlings? Is this something I should try to control? Thanks!
Really depends. I used to allow ants to do their thing and still do in most areas, but in the veggie garden I no longer do. I had a mound in a raised bed and nothing would grow/live within 2' of it. Not really sure what the ants were doing, but it was obvious after 2 years their presence was killing everything nearby.
I have another mound in an ornamental bed that is going on year 4 and those ants (same ants) have never harmed anything, but they do farm aphids on nearby Asian Pear trees. I just kill the aphids and then go stomp on their mound in retaliation. Seems to keep them busy for awhile ;)
Because of their prevalance many people think that ants must be a problem when they are not. Ants are part of Ma Natures recylcing machine, those critters that help get rid of the "stuff" we throw away, or that Ma Nature need gotten rid of. Ants harvest Aphids, but if you really look close you will not see and ant take an Aphid from the nest back to a plant. Ants may well clean up seedlings, that did not germinate, but I've not seen a problem with ants carrying off seeds that I put down. While I have seen ants working on a plant something else (cutworm) damaged, along with Pill Bugs, I have not seen them damage an undamaged plant.
There is no real reason to do anything to control ants in your garden.
Some people think that ants are necessary on Peony flowers for them to open, which is a myth. So now we have someone that thinks ants on Peony flowers is not good, also a myth. The ants do nothing to either make the flowers open or cause damage to those flowers.
Kimmsr does not mention the spread of disease-causing fungi and bacterial spores that the ant provides. Our gardens don't need the help that ants provide.
That aside, I doubt that Amdo Pro is an organic solution, but it works. It has recently doubled in price. I've decided to stop using it only because I don't know what affect it has on the leaching into ground water.
Hope someone has some helpful suggestions for you; I'm interested too.
g'day novice,
for me they are no problem unless they cause a problem ie.,. bring in aphids or mealy bugs and scale insect, then i deal with them and try to move them on.
in past gardens they cleaned up all the dead snails that squished early in the mornings.
Here is a link that might be useful: lens garden page
I will keep an eye out, as being an organic gardener to me means looking at what's going on, at the larger picture and small details. Yes, I fear they will bring in aphids, which can do a number on plants and spread bacterial and other dx. So, in the meantime, if they aren't causing damage, I will gladly let them be. I'm not out to kill anything, and am not one of those women that gets freaked out by bugs. I'm just concerned for my crops, which will help feed family and friends this summer!
I don't think that Dan is rejecting the fact that SOME ant species 'farm' aphids...just that ants create a real problem by hauling ants from plant to plant. Some species farm (tend to the aphids like dairy cows)the aphids in order to glean the honeydew.
Drowning them - pouring a watering can of water on the ant hill, twice if necessary - gets rid of them, in my experience. I'm not sure where they go, but their hills disappear. They're a problem when they nest under perennials, including strawberries, heaving and killing them.
I don't worry about very small hills.
I did have trouble with ants eating my peanut seeds this year. A few days after planting I found a dozen or more surfaced and being eaten by swarms of [tiny] ants. I leave the small hills that pop up all over, but my problem is that I have fire ants- one massive colony that I keep disturbing, but they refuse to leave....they started at my peas, moved to my tomatoes, then to the corn, now they are in the herbs. I have tried physically removing some of the nest (we usually have a hill over by a tree near the garden and along our back fence/forest row). But they won't go. So far they aren't hurting anything- plant wise...we have had a few bite. Is there a way to get rid of them? A few years back I allowed my husband to non-organically get rid of them in our front yard after they swarmed my toddler....but haven;t looked into organic control until now since they are in my garden.
Dan and kimmser, thanks for your ecological advice. I respect all creatures. However......these little red and large black ants are eating my bean plants. Like I said, they are EVERYWHERE in my garden. Two bush beans in particular are their favorites. Watched closely, as they made their way throgh garden. On plants effected, it's ants eating them.....I've been watching closely. I planted tansy, but am afraid it's too late. So, being pro-ants, what should I do? Let them eat veggie plants- very important to feeding of family, or do nothing? Let me know your opinion. Also, anyone else dealt with this? What was the solution?
They will definitely completely consume the healthy roots and lower stem of watermelon plants. So far the infiltration of small black ants has claimed the lives of 6 otherwise healthy and happy watermelon plants planted from seed about 8 weeks ago. Am thinking of introducing mint and lavender, to compliment the garlic and onion already planted. Any other advice on how to minimize future damage would certainly be welcome.
I put a slow running water hose over an ant nest for several days. They get the message and move to where they are not actually inside the garden but off to the side. They are beneficial predators of most pests. Unfortunately, they do protect aphids and mealy bugs. They do herd them. But I have never seen any evidence that ants are the primary means of transport. There are many means of transport: birds, wind, squirrels, etc. As far as spreading fungus, the wind is the primary transmission of spores. Good luck on putting a bubble around your garden to keep everything out.
My garden has become infested with ants. The only other bugs I can find are spiders and mosquitos. I'm noticing a lot of holes in various plants....something is definitely eating leaves of pole beans and bush beans. If not the ants, ok. But I have no way of finding out what is actually doing this. I stalk my garden but never see anything else on them but ants...ants all over them. I planted eggplant seedlings a few days ago and now the ants are all over them as well...and my okra. I flick them off, come back and hour later and they are all over them again.
I don't know how much is to be expected. My cucumber leaves are having some kind of issues but I have not seen ants on them. They are getting white spots and look almost burnt in areas. I can't figure out what is causing this either however I don't see ants on them so I can eliminate that possibility.
If you watch the movie Microcosms, there is a great scene, where you can clearly see how ants fight off beneficial insects like ladybugs when they try to eat farmed aphids. I've been trying to control the aphids on my okra and red ripper peas. As soon as I started to get the ants under control with boric acid bait placed on plates around the garden, the syrphid fly larva started showing up and I had aphid skeletons everywhere, nearly overnight.
I think anyone who has dealt with the imported fire ants in the south has an appreciation for how incredibly devastating ants can truly be. Not nearly as benign as northerners believe. They will kill chickens and even young livestock, completely destroy whole pastures if grass.
Ants in my garden are a disaster.
They do farm yellow aphids on my cucumbers ,okra, eggplants and several flowers as well .I wash them twice a day with a strong stream of water, and they are back right away. The water hose is not strong enough to dislodge them on the cucumbers under leaves...and it ruins my beautiful flowers ..I am at my wit's end!They are small black ants... they are everywhere...
Any suggestion Please!!
Another vote for "pest" here - I too am now at war with the black ants in the garden. They destroyed my sweet corn last year with the aphid farming and almost took down an artichoke plant entirely. Its just gross trying to enjoy an artichoke that is embedded with black aphids!
Today I spotted a new horror previously unseen in my veggies - a tomato plant I was removing was host to hoards of triangular green creatures and what looked like spiny mutant slow moving dinosaur ants! A google search revealed that the industrious aphid farmers now they have broadened their herd to include the keeled treehoppers as well which jeopardizes my cherry tomatoes and my peppers to boot. Also read that my watermelons may also be threatened and I promise you if they move on my treasured new sapling fuyu persimmon I will break out the chemicals ruthlessly without remorse or hesitation.
The only thing that seems safe and is really thriving is the bloody mint and catnip that I planted all over to help keep the ants at bay - apparently in vain. These "harmless" ants are making my vegetable garden a constant chore with little reward and I want them OUT ASAP, but they seem unstoppable. It's gotten bad enough that I actually delight in watching them grab their larvae and scurry whenever I water. I am ready for some drastic means because they are doing much more harm than good at this point...
What does the sugar and borax remedy involve? I have both of those on hand atm. Is there something that preys on them that can keep the colony at bay a bit? I've had it with them!
If Aphids, and therefore ants, are real problems in a garden there is a reason and that usually is related to the nutrient imbalances in the soil. Plants with lush green growth, ie. an excess of Nitrogen available, are usually those that have the most problem with Aphids.
People that want to be organic gardeners/farmers need to shed the concepts of "conventional" gardeners that insect pests and plant diseases are "normal" because they are not.
The link below has an excellent article about Aphids that I have posted many times before but that a number of not so organic gardeners pooh pooh.
Here is a link that might be useful: Apids
Ants are your friends. They may farm Aphids but Aphids are pretty easy to kill. While they are not aphid farming they are killing a myriad of other pests, and the Ant hills are aerating your soil. Most, if not all, predators have their draw backs. Many predators feed on plants in their adult stage and insects in the juvenile stage, and a few the other way around. Predators eat other predators. The hallowed Praying Mantis takes the occasional humming bird, snake or goldfish, and spiders leave webs but I will take all of them in my garden, even if I do loose the occasional Humming bird. It's all a balance and Ants are your friends as overall the good that you don't see outweighs the little bad that you do.
Many of us in warmer climates deal with ant species that may have troubling behaviors. I've never associated fire ants, for example, with aphids, though I know that they will protect them and other honeydew producing insects. I tried to collect some nice magnolia scale for a class I was teaching, and suffered plenty of ant stings in the process.
I know that fire ants will show up in gardens, newly installed landscapes, tree plantings, fields and pastures. They will undermine the root systems of plants, damage seedlings, and eat fruits and vegetables. They will attack and kill baby birds in nests, dogs in their kennels, and any other animal that is caught unaware or that cannot get away. They can short out electrical and irrigation boxes.
They have a dastardly habit of waiting until a large number of ants have climbed onto their victim before they start stinging. Ask me how I know that. Their stings aren't quite as painful as a bee sting, but the burning sensation afterwards is reeeeaaaalllly uncomfortable. Most people end up with a large pustule that itches intensely for several days.
We keep our yard fire ant free, but there are still plenty of other species running around all over the place. Karen, I haven't found it impossible or even difficult to get rid of fire ants. Email me!
As far as (hallowed???) Praying Mantids go.....I cannot get them to cooperate in my yard, lol. At ALL! I guess I don't have enough pests for them to munch on, because all I ever catch them eating is butterflies, bees of various kinds, assassin bugs, and other beneficials. I've even plucked one from my echinacea and re-homed him on my tomatoes where the caterpillars live. I SAW it fly back to the echinacea. Hilarious. They are truly beautiful creatures, though. I just wish that I would stop finding piles of butterfly wings on ground under my perennials.
OH yes Fire ants. Definitely an exception. Forgot about these as I don't have them around me, though I have experienced the bite when in Atlanta. Ouch. Still they are good predators even though they hurt. Someday maybe we can find a way to control these things to bite and eat only what we want them too. That would be something, but would take all the challenge out of gardening.
Rhizo. Thanks for wasting another couple of hours of my time.
I was unfamiliar with this Ant. So to the web I went. I am not an Ant expert and it appears that the Red Ant that I always thought of as just a native Red Ant is actually a European Red Ant. Or are there other biting/stinging Red Ants that are native to New England? Anyway Red Ants if bothered have always given a nip, but this year I disturbed some that seemed particularly painful, but not like the sting of the southern Fire Ant. So I guess I have a lot more to learn about Ants. As for what I think, I don't like introduced species, even if they are predators unless they are introduced to solve a problem we created. Some reading I did on this European Fire Ant seems to have researchers worried about their effect on native fauna. Anyone know more about Red Ants that are native and European Fire Ants?
(Yes, I know European Honey Bees are introduced, so their are some exceptions)
I think my house is built on a ginormous ant farm. They get in my outdoor potted plants, and everything I plant, seeds, which never sprout, new plants, end up being a new ant infestation. I don't mind ants & know they do good things too, but when I go to water, they come up from the seeded area or new plant in hords, running every which way with their eggs in their mouths/pinchers. They just don't seem to be doing the plants/seeds any good and attack me when I garden.
Also, my shrubs are contiously covered with tiny spider webs, like tiny blankets drapped all over the place. I hose them down, but they're back the next day. They don't seem to be harming the bushes, but they aren't very attractive....Suggestions?
It seems the more microbial life we have in the soil, the less we see fire ants. I have worked for years with this dry, clay "hardpan" poor soil here in South Texas and my yard is pretty much free of fire ants at this point. Mulch, compost, organic fertilizer, even some watering occasionally with molasses and other amendments to build the microbial life. (Although I would not mind a few smaller fire ant mounds against my house because they eat termites).


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Mystery Desert wildflower plant
A Mystery Desert wildflower plant appeared in our yard and it is happy. We like it and would like to know what it is.
Thick sturdy olive green leaves and it gets two different flowers on it at the same time. It is definitely xeric because it has not rained here since January.
I have photos to post, but I dont know where to post them. So I can email to you or maybe someone has a idea where to post them?
Here are some links to photos I put on another garden forum if you can access them (says they are waiting approval);
Looks like Sand verbena to me. It's a member of the Abronia family, neat tough plant and is endangered in some areas.
Very pretty.
The link below isn't the most informative one on the Web but it'll give you thumbnail info on the plant.
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Yes, I got a new toy. My old phone got so bad that every time I got a text, I had to go and delete something in the phone to view it. It kept telling me insufficient memory even though I pretty much deleted everything on it.
So now I have the RAZR Maxx and I just had to test out the camera on it. So here you have it, my first real shot.
and yes, I killed quite a few flowers to get it. The outtakes look like a horror movie.
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Don't you ever feel that life is actually passing you by? Don't you ever feel that its always "Ground Hog Day". I mean you do the same thing in day and day out and that becomes a mundane, boring, helpless way of living from day to day.
Aren't you feeling that your constantly 'plugged' into the world of technology and that this information overload is actually frying your brain with needless information that in fact you don't actually need for your day to day activities.
I mean if you think about it, its quite scary to actually sit back and see what is going around you. You may ask, "What do you mean?"
Well i am here to tell you what is going on and from my own experience i am going to really outline why its actually making life miserable and worse more so its making you even more judgemental then you actually need to be.
I wake up to the alarm clock on my iPhone. Thats not a bad thing, but as soon as press switch off alarm, i open the sports pages on my favourite app and see whats going on with my favourite team, thats even before i have got out of bed!
Then i move into the lounge and i turn on my tv as i start to make my breakfast. As my bread is turning golden brown in the toaster i am drinking my favourite cup of earl grey as the morning news fills my mind with worthless information that in fact is not going to help me at all. Don't get me wrong i love to know that is happening in the world, but do i really need to digest the depressing facts about war, financial misery and how life is becoming harder every day? WELL NO!
Then i jump in the shower and turn on the stereo and listen to my fav tracks as i am getting ready for work.
I begin my walk to work as i plugged into my MP3, i arrive at work and turn on my laptop to start the daily ritual of exchanging my time for a monthly salary.
So in the first 2 hours, i have plugged in to technology and actually fried my mind with needless facts that don't actually help me at.
Instead i should have just unplugged and listened to my inner voice! What is the inner voice? Well that our inner dialogue that i think as human race we have forgot to listen to.
When was the last time that you walked around park or a your local town and not had your mobile phone switched on? When was the last time you went a whole weekend without turning on the TV? Ever not got a newspaper for a whole month and just realised that there is so much beauty out in the world right outside our front door?
We are so plugged in that we don't let ourselves actually relax!
You need to stand up and shout out – "GIVE ME RESPITE"
Unplug from the world of technology and take that well deserved break that you owe to yourself. We as a human race don't do that anymore. We are always running around for the next best phone, the next best car, or chasing that promotion that is perhaps in the background ruining your home family life.
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"The Mandrill should be okay."
... turned again and smiled.
She said, "I think the mandrill is going to survive."
Battery Boy returned to the waiting driver and travelled back to Thalang where Video Girl had arranged a relaxing massage for the two of them in the villa and a separate session to have soothing cream applied to the mandrill.
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... was the bread roll, unfortunately he had a Mr Bean moment when wrestling with the packaging and managed to fling it down the aisle- oh if only it had hit someone in the face, that would have been priceless! My meal was lovely, so I gave him my bread roll, which he opened very carefully. When we got here, we caught a minibus transfer to our hotel, which took 2 hours, and as we got further into Phuket, the worse the place got! It was like Blackpool, but full of Essex lads, in ...
... stay in bed for a few extra hours while myself, Ben, Joe and Will went to get our game on. Football crazy golf is brilliant, you basically kick a football around an 18 hole pitch and putt course with holes big enough to fit footballs in them - genius invention.
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Why did we come here again?
... got to send them up and John taught the kids about how it worked while they sent up theirs. The sky full of floating lanterns as they passed into the distance was spectacular. Hopefully no animals are hurt in the process of this beautiful sight. We then let the bridal party and the other youngen's head out to party in Phuket while we headed home with the kids to bed about 11pm. I am sure their will be very sore heads by morning.


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FabulousPosted Mar 28, 2015
We were upgraded to a room in the Octavius Tower overlooking the pool area – and it was fabulous. The luxurious room was the size of a small apartment, with an absolutely huge bathroom, closet in which you could easily store 2 large suitcases as well as clothes, sumptuous King bed and a corner lounge suite. Room to swing a cat? – You could swing a horse! Just a small negative; the bar fridge has molded slots for its contents so you can't put anything of your own, even a pot of yoghurt, in there. Initially we self-parked (off Jay Sarno Way/Frank Sinatra Drive) but it's such a l-o-o-ong walk to reception we gave up on that idea. Take a tip – use the (free) valet parking.
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awesome hotel, very close to the strip (Las Vegas)Posted Mar 27, 2015
Pros: I liked everything about the hotel. When I am in town again I will be staying at Caesars Palace
Cons: Would like to have know about the weekend rate before hand.
Location: Las Vegas Alot of walking down the strip,places to eat,shop, and shows.
Got to hotel asked for upgrade I had know problem getting and up grade. Hotel staff was nice and friendly. Got to even get into my room early which I was very happy.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Japan
ベストな立地Posted Mar 27, 2015
Pros: 場所
Location: グランドキャニオンにいってきました。ツアーバスのバス停があるホテルだったので、コロシアムをでてすぐの乗り場からバスにツアーバスに乗って空港までいけました。
ストリップのほぼ中心に位置しており、どこにいくにもいきやすかったです。 日本人の方で、ちょっとしか英語が話せないという方は別のホテルをおすすめします。 ホテルスタッフは、英語かスペイン語のみ対応だったみたいです。
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Posted Mar 26, 2015
Pros: clean
Cons: straightforwardness about costs
Did not like the idea that I had to pay resort fees for everyday we were there. I was not informed about this by Expedia when I was making my decision to stay there.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Our Experience of Caesar's Palace HotelPosted Mar 26, 2015
Pros: Reasonably priced and reasonably comfortable
Cons: No tea tray in our room. We were told we could order tea via room service. The cost = $30.00; the delay = 40 minutes!
Location: Another world.
Noisy, but that is Las Vegas! Very loud, very garish and activities around the clock!
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Staff knows nothingPosted Mar 24, 2015
Pros: Clean, good location. Decent pool. Nothing else.
Cons: Staff training.
Location: North strip. The Linq is a cross the street, a outdoor place walk around that isn't focused on gambling.
When we got there we given an "upgrade" with a woman I booked a room for with a bad hip. The upgrade was the longest possible walk at the hotel and the longest in any hotel I've seen . My companion wasn't even able to leave the room the last day due to pain from the amount of walking required. The room was clean and we got a big room, but I booked for two queens and they didn't have any when we showed up. I ended up paying $150 a night to sleep on a cot. I got three different ways to connect to Wi-Fi (which is $15 a day) and all were wrong. Finally an IT guy helped. One person at the front desk offered a method to connect to Wi-Fi through the "button on the TV". I forgot my toothbrush. Called down for one, and was told they didn't offer free ones. Ah but our upgraded room came with one. Something the staff didn't know (when I told them they didn't really believe me.) We asked about the details of using the pool. No clue. Do they charge for chairs? Can we drink out there? When does it close or open? They knew nothing. (No they don't charge for chairs, they do charge $18 a drink though). Need help on finding a item for that special someone? Don't ask anybody at Caesars. I got a place downtown Las Vegas to try when there was a shop I found 1/2 block away. I have no clue who they hire, but they know nothing of the strip, the area or even their own casino. And the $50 buffet was worth about $15. I've had better food at Denny's. Coffee in the room? Not for free!
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O único defeitoPosted Mar 24, 2015
O hotel é excelente, a unica coisa que não gostamos muito , foi que ficamos na ultima torre , a Augustus e consequentemente ficamos muito muito muito longe do self parking. Dentro do hotel demorávamos em media 10 minutos para chegar no quarto, mas esse é a unica coisa não agradavél de lá!
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Poor customer service & Terrible management!Posted Mar 24, 2015
>1 hour wait at check in with no apology. Did not receive my prepaid non-smoking room. They tagged me with a $35 resort fee on check-out. When I spoke to the manager about issues he literally had me thrown out to the curb. Never ever going back!
by A verified travelerfrom san francisco, ca
DisappointingPosted Mar 24, 2015
Pros: The fact that Joe's Stone Crab is nearby.
Cons: Our room did not look anything like the room on the Expedia website. This felt like a real case of bait and switch.
Location: We stayed here due to the Joe's Stone Crab but by the time you walk all the way through the hotel and casino, you might as well stay at a better hotel
The clerk chatted way too long at check-in but we let her go on, assuming she was looking for a great room for us. Much to our surprise, by the time we worked our way through the confusing maze of the hotel - much of the time dragging our luggage up stairs because we could not see a convenient ramp, we ended up with a room right next to the elevator with a view of a wall! If they're going to give you the worst room in the house they should at least have the courtesy to be quick about it...I booked it through Expedia and I am wondering if the extra time spent was to find us the worst room due to the deals they make with Expedia.
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Big Head, the Loggerhead Turtle, proved over the weekend that it is a likely good replacement for Paul, the Octopus, as the oracle of the World Cup.
The animal correctly predicted on Thursday that host country Brazil would win over Croatia on Friday. Brazil won 3-1, although it was an unconvincing victory due to refereeing controversy. The turtle selected a piece of fish under a Brazilian flag from a choice of the Croatian flag or a ball that would mean a draw.
Besides Big Head, another animal considered a game result psychic is Nelly, the elephant which is in a park in Germany.
BBC reports that other animals too are being tapped in different parts of the world to forecast results of the ongoing World Cup games in Brazil.
Two Macaws in Brazil named Sarge and Oscar likewise has a 2-0 record when they correctly predicted a Brazil win over Croatia and an England win over Australia.
In Queensland, Australia, a kangaroo named Flopsy was renamed Predictaroo. To test her psychic power was similar to Big Head's, which is by presenting her with two food bowls with names of the competing team. Unfortunately, the Kangaroo wrongly forecast Australia's win over Chile which lost 1-3.
Another animal that lost its credibility as an oracle is Tick, a sea lion from Bangkok Zoo that predicted the Euro 2012 host Poland would win over Greece, but the match was a draw at 1-1.
In The Netherlands, a guinea pig named Sikko made predictions for the ongoing World Cup. The animal's forecast for the Brazil games are being featured on a local radio station daily, although Sikko is not as famous yet as Big Head or Nelly, with just 121 Twitter followers.
While some animals had good records in forecasting game results, such as Paul, the Octopus, which eventually died, marketing expert Keith Hicks from the University of West England said these predictions should be taken with a grain of salt.
He said, "I think it is a bit of fun and like most of these things they become a tradition and it all adds to the mystique and fun of the competition."
But Hick pointed out that the popularity of animal psychics helps bring tourists to zoos and other institutions with animals, saying, "It is difficult to keep a zoo or aquarium and get interest in it and keep a science centre going, so all credit to them for exploiting people's interest in World Cups and animals."


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Anita N Sesker (1926 - 1995) was born on August 17, 1926 in Ames, Story County, IA USA. He was born into the Nelson family and married into the Sesker family.
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Anita N Sesker was born Anita Carolyn Nelson, in Story County Iowa, the third child of Winnifred M Nelson and Orville F Nelson. She grew up on the family farm in Story County, Iowa. She had two older sisters, Virginia and Shirley, a younger sister Connie and younger brother Vernon. Anita graduated from Shipley High School in 1944 and shortly thereafter married Gail N Sesker. They farmed for 30 years in Story County Iowa and had 6 children. Keven, Kerry, Renie, Maneen, Burnell and Artys. In the early 1970's they sold the family farms and moved to Kansas. Gail currently lives with Daughter Artys in Valley Center KS.
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I have made one sample project which can add and edit records from SQLite database through simulator.. But when I connect my app with iPad and run it. It will not connect the app with sqlite database and finally my add and edit functionality is not working. null values are being passed when i try to fetch data. I have tried a lot to resolve this problem. But can't find the reason why it's happening. Please help me out.
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when I was inserting values in the SQLite database throgh my iPad devide,new instance of database is created in ipad.
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Will game discs become obsolete?
Generations of gamers have used cartridges, CDs, DVDs and (more recently) Bluray discs to experience gaming content on their home consoles and personal computers. But times are changing. Downloadable content, digital distribution and content delivery systems have taken over the world of video gaming. Of course, this didn't happen overnight — it took years of coding, tweaking and an incredible amount of testing and beta testing before we could simply click on an icon that said "download" to get our video game content. And ironically, the gaming business probably has piracy to thank for it.
For years, piracy drove the business of interactive entertainment to a near-bankrupt state (the PC market in particular), but one Bellevue-based publisher drew from the idea and turned it into what is probably the most effective and efficient business model in the business today. Yes, we're talking about Valve Corp, creators of the Half-Life franchise, and their Steam content delivery system. The only service of its kind at the time it was launched and the largest today, Steam has nearly 1,500 games in its online library today and over 30 million registered users. Originally started as a channel to distribute games developed by indie publishers in an effort to support them, Valve now currently has both indie and big-budget titles in its library, and its service is available worldwide. Gamers can not only download their favourite games on their computer, they will have access to them no matter where they are, and they can download it on any PC, any number of times (since Steam has online backups of all games purchased by them). The service has evolved, embracing 'cloud' computing, allowing settings and saved games to be stored online, while also offering forums for social interactions (through 'Steam groups'). Steam initiated the DLC movement and thankfully, major game companies including Microsoft and Sony have followed suit through their Xbox Live Arcade and Playstation Store services. New games (which have physical media releases) are not available for download on either XBLA or PS Store right now, but a strong back catalogue of older games, including indie games, demos and more.
If Steam is the present, OnLive is the future. OnLive is an on-demand platform that is entirely based on cloud computing. Eliminating hardware cost altogether, OnLive lets you play games stored on remote servers on either your low-end PC or a dedicated gaming unit which is sold by them in glorious hi-definition — all you will need is a decent broadband connection. The service was launched in the U.S. earlier this year with access being provided through a subscription model. A flat-rate plan is also planned later this year. The obsolescence of game discs, therefore, is inevitable.
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Keywords: video games, content delivery systems