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The One Thing You Must Do
by Kevin Burke on Nov 22, 9:17 AM
In a market like this, businesses need to identify what they want to deliver and why it will benefit this market. Next, they need to take advantage of the wealth of available online tools to effectively communicate the value that they are offering. Only then will they win the attention of these savvy buyers.
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Engaging Moms? Let Them Engage You!
by Maryanne Conlin on Nov 17, 9:26 AM
I'm not advocating a reckless "anything goes" approach, especially for brands with significant equity. We do, of course, live in a litigious society. But by being too cautious one runs the risk of ignoring those moms who can be your biggest advocates and your best defense in a crisis situation.
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Are Automakers Effectively Marketing To Moms Online?
by Tiffany Jonas on Nov 10, 9:57 AM
It's a challenging task even as the economy begins to recover -- but the fact that 74% of women feel misunderstood by automotive marketers might have something to do with the industry's difficulties. Paired with BabyCenter's August 2009 "Talk to Mom" study, which found 29% of its moms were planning to buy a new car in the next year, this statistic is even more compelling.
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Dusting Off The Crystal Ball For 2011
by Maria Bailey on Nov 3, 8:33 AM
Halloween is over, Christmas ads are fattening our Sunday papers already, and moms are already exhibiting the behaviors I believe will drive the smartest marketing tactics for 2011.
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Just picked up a 2009 Bolens lawn tractor at garage sale recently and have had a few issues with the engine. (Which I expected...) it's started up and ran fine drive it around the yard about 15 minutes, parked it and told myself that was a good deal! The next day in an attempt to mow, it ran about 10 minutes max when it lost almost all power in the engine. I checked the oil, which was about a quart over full, and also noticed oil in the breather before the carb. I did a little research online and ended up replacing the head gasket as we'll as an oil change. Put everything back together and the black smoke had stopped but the engine sounds horrible when I move the throttle higher than idle...this is where I am stuck now. The engine is a briggs 15.5HP model number 31A607 Type 0741 B2. Any help would be appreciated so I can now again!!
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Black smoke is from running rich. Probably from excess fuel from the carb leaking in. Never hurts to install a $7 fuel shut off valve between the gas tank and the fuel filter.
Also, if you can describe "engine sounds horrible" a little better. Is it missing, stalling, smoking, revving? Sounds like my wife when I forget her birthday. Horrible can encompass a lot of different things.
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A marathon game marred by controversy left a sour taste in the mouths of the Spreckels Park Senior players, as Turlock National came from behind to eliminate them 5-4 in nine innings in consolation action of the Little League Section 6 Senior All-Star Tournament on Monday at Linden High.
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Haven's recent revival ends with defeat at Fax
Published at 16:02, Wednesday, 25 June 2008
WHITEHAVEN'S recent revival suffered a setback in West Yorkshire on Sunday as title-chasing Halifax cantered to a comfortable victory. Halifax: Miles Greenwood; James Haley, Jon Goddard, Mike Ratu, Lee Greenwood; Graham Holroyd, Ben Black; Paul Southern, Thomas Coyle, Joe Walsh, Paul Smith, Richard Varkulis, Shad Royston. Subs: Sean Penkywicz, Mark Flanagan, Danny Heaton, Frank Watene
After big wins over Salford and Featherstone, tries from centres Rob Jackson and Saia Makisi and loose-forward Spencer Miller never looked like being enough against a Halifax side who have scored an average of 39 points a game so far in National League One.
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Whitehaven: Gary Broadbent; Craig Calvert, Rob Jackson, Saia Makisi, Ade Adebisi; Carl Rudd, Gregg McNally; Karl Edmondson, Graeme Mattinson, Ryan MacDonald, Howard Hill, Scott McAvoy, Spencer Miller. Subs: Carl Sice, David Ford, Andy Gorski, Marc Jackson
Tries: Miller, Makisi, R Jackson
Goals: Rudd
Referee: Thierry Alibert (Toulouse)
Attendance: 2,160
Star man: Carl Rudd
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Dorothy B. Montague, 79, Garnett, formerly of Iola, passed away Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012, at the home of her daughter in Ottawa.
Dorothy was born May 19, 1933, at Rose, the sixth of 12 children born to Lee Roy and Sylvia Myrtle (Jones) Wright. She grew up on the family farm near Buffalo. She was working in Burlington when she met Bob Montague at her brother Lou's shop. They married in Iola in 1950 and started their marriage near Sharp. They moved to Burlington where Bob ran a welding shop for several years. After retiring they bought a farm near Iola. Dorothy worked at TG&Y in Iola for many years. After 42 years of marriage, Bob preceded her in death in 1992.
Dorothy enjoyed her flowers and gardening, hunting and fishing, homemaking and her family.
She is survived by three children, David Montague, Elsmore, Penny Austin and husband Mike, Ottawa, and Paul Montague, Garnett; two brothers, Jim Wright, Ft. Worth, Texas, and Kenneth Wright, Carlyle; two sisters, Patty Doolittle, LaHarpe, and Gayle Engle, Aliceville; 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by an infant daughter, DeAnna Lynn, five brothers, Robert, Chester, Louis, Leroy and Delbert Wright, and two sisters, Virginia Cole and Elsie Crouse.
Family and friends will meet for visitation at 1 p.m., Wednesday at Waugh-Yokum & Friskel Chapel in Iola, before leaving for graveside services in the Gas Cemetery at 2 p.m.
Memorials to St. Luke's Hospice may be left with Waugh-Yokum & Friskel Memorial Chapel. Online condolences for the family may be left at www.iolafuneral.com.
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Read the biographies. Take notes and make a list of things that Revere did to help the government and the country.
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The owner of the two companies, James Joseph Duran, and the companies themselves were sentenced after all three pled guilty to the crime of Causing and Contributing to a Hazardous Substance Incident, which is a felony under Colorado law.
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According to the Attorney General's office, starting in 2009, Duran began abandoning ACWM without following the proper safety procedures, which caused a series of hazardous substance incidents.
The AG's office also notes that Duran and the two companies knowingly violated emissions regulations of the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission. Finally, Duran, Aftermath and Tri State knowingly concealed violations from law enforcement and CDPHE officials.
"Unsafe disposal of asbestos endangers human health," says Jeffery Martinez, Special Agent in Charge of EPA's Criminal Investigation Division in Colorado. "This sentence is some measure of justice for the communities, businesses and individuals impacted by the defendant's conduct. When businesses break the law, the EPA and its partners will step in to protect the health and welfare of the American people."
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"It's relaxing, it gives you time to think. It gives you a different outlook on life and the world," she said Friday. Usually not much of an outdoors person, she drew inspiration in the quiet of nature while fishing with her sister and another relative at Moore Dam last year.
This fall, when she saw the notice of the New England Outdoor Writers Association's 2013 Youth Writing Contest posted on her classroom wall, she reached back to the day of fishing.
After writing the best essay in the senior (grades 9-12) division for the state, Brown, a freshman at Lin-Wood High School in Lincoln, went on to win first place overall for New England. Alysse Cleasby, a sixth-grader at Chichester Central School, wrote the winning essay in the junior (grades 6-8) division for New Hampshire, and first place overall for New England.
Students were asked to write an essay of not more than 500 words on an outdoor activity that increased enjoyment and knowledge of nature and natural resources.
Dr. Harold Lyon, board member of NEOWA and chair of the contest, said he is very proud of the young writers, and the English teachers who encouraged them, Kate Dockham of Chichester Central School and Heather Krill of Lin-Wood High School. Lyon visited the two schools and presented the winners with certificates for the contests, and two checks each, $50 each for the state contest, and $100 each for the New England. He also gave each teacher a red rose "to acknowledge their inspiring influence behind the scenes."
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An original favorite, this smooth cutting action, scissor-run design is excellent for cutting Kevlar®, foil, and wire. Cuts solid wire up to 16 AWG and stranded up to 12 AWG. Strips 19 and 23 AWG.
Free-Fall Scissors; 5-inch (part # 10518C)
The Free-Fall design makes it a true, security and telecom scissor. Hold the point of one blade straight up and the other at 180 degrees, and then let it drop; it free falls and stop ¼-inch from the point enabling the technician to use their fingertips to operate the snips.
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"Follow your own weird." That's the mantra that legendary beat poet and filmmaker James Broughton sent out into the world. Filmmakers Stephen Silha and Eric Slade weaved together moments from James Broughton's incredible, eccentric life as a poet and filmmaker to create their fascinating TFF2013 doc, Big Joy: The Adventures of James Broughton. Broughton's unprecedented work includes the euphoric and erotic films, The Pleasure Garden(1953) and The Bed (1968), which are well-known to experimental fans.
Big Joy: The Adventures of James Broughton will screen this Friday, November 15 at 7:30PM at UnionDocs in Williamsburg. Co-director Stephen Silha will be in person for a Q&A after the screening. The suggested donation (which can be made on-site) is only $9.00 per person.
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Xposed doesnt work correctly with rooted device only by using a custom kernel. You have to install also a custom rom.
you have to change the build.prop, if you just only use a custom kernel with Xposed Framework.
- Take Root Explorer for example and open build.prop (to find in System)
- First uninstall Xposed Framwork again ...
- then go to build.prop to the line ( ro.securestorage.support=true )
- change true to false ( ro.securestorage.support=false )
- now reinstall Xposed Framework
- restart your device and both working well without any lags.
By rooting the phone the secure mode doesnt work anymore, so you have to change that in build.prop.
You dont need to do so with custom kernel and custom rom running, but with custom kernel and stock rom, as I told at the beginning.
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I have florist gloxinias Sinningia speciosa in purple with white edges and red with white edge.
Looking for other colors I do not have.
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Give the dog a bone, or a beer
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In fact, there's not much in Bowser Beer to mark it out as a beer. It does come in an authentic-looking six-pack, however, which could come as a shock to bleary-eyed owners fumbling around for a morning stiffener after the night before. And, did I mention that it's meat-flavoured? This is one hair of the dog you don't want to be bitten by.
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WASHER in HOME is being replaced! NO WASHER at this time till the new one arrives!
This home is at the
'U' Street/Afr. American Museum METRO Station
This spacious condo home has four Queen beds. One Tempur-Pedic Queen Bed in the Master Bedroom, one Queen sofa bed in the spacious living room, One queen roll away bed and one queen air mattress. This home provides an awesome view of the Washington Monument,directly from the bedroom window and the living room windows, is located in the historic 'U 'Street Corridor! It is a very quiet and upscale neighborhood in a NEW and well maintained modern condo building with garaged parking. Parking is RARE in Washington DC! You have your own assigned parking spot. This neighborhood has many tourist attractions within steps. There is the famous 'Ben's Chili Bowl' where Presidents, Movie Actresses and Actors dine. When you enter the restaurant, you will note that over 100 VIPs have dined here. The historic 'Lincoln Theatre' is another wonderful attraction. There is a wealth of restaurants, bars, the Theatre, pharmacies, and many other places of interest. The diversity of restaurants and people in this area makes for a very interesting and entertaining time out on the town! Truly a picture of the United Nations along the 'U' Street corner. Street entertainment and steps from the METRO train. There are also art galleries, jazz clubs and an entire 9 block stretch of interesting places along the 'U' Street, Northwest corridor. The area is part of the Shaw neighborhood, with the western end entering the Dupont Circle neighborhood. The types of eateries include cuisines/food such as American, Thai, German, Ethiopian, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Irish bars and restaurants and the list goes on. In nearby Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights and Petworth, one can find the GIANT and SAFEWAY groceries stores to shop and cook in the large kitchen in this home. Fast food delivery service is second nature in this building as many busy professionals live in this building and many many deliverymen and women frequent this building to service their food needs.
Our metro is a 'stones throw' away which transports you to the National Mall in only 10 minutes! You may also use the metro to transport you to places such as 'George Washington's Mount Vernon' and many other points of interest in Virginia as well as Washington DC.
Guest Love this spacious 1,000 sq. ft. condo home which sleeps six. There is a master bedroom with a very comfortable queen bed, a beautiful leather couch which transitions into a large queen bed in the spacious living room and a comfortable queen size air mattress. There is ample space to comfortably sleep two in each of these queen beds.
This home has floor to ceiling windows in the master bedroom and very large windows in the living room which provide loads of natural light and an awesome view of the Famous Washington Monument. This home is so close the very attractive tourists sites like the Spy Museum, the FBI, the Penn Quarter neighborhood, Georgetown, Adams Morgan, steps from the historic 'U' Street quarter, the White House, Smithsonian Institute, the National Zoo and many other places.
RENT this lovely home at extremely reasonable rates. You will not be disappointed! You come here once and you'll return.
Keywords: Newly Built ,(2006) Spacious, Apt/home complete in warm, modern Decor. In the Heart of The Greater U Street Historic District and walking distance from many restaurants, art shops, night-life, etc. including the infamous'Ben's Chili Bowl'. A 'stones throw' away from U St Cardoza metro which transports you to the National Mall in .10 mins.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! You can see the Washington Monument from the large floor to ceiling windows in the Master Bedroom and from the Living Room window.
It is an extremely quite building and very clean, modern and well maintained as it is almost 95% owner occupied.
Walking distance to METRO. Walking distance to numerous restaruants, theatres, and other places of entertainment.
Me and my family (5) had a great time in DC and the apartment was perfect for us, close to the subway station, U street, bars and restaurants. The condo is very nice. The bed is super comfortable, the sleeping sofa not so much, but the air mattress and the rolling bed are comfortable too. The kitchen has everything that you need to cook. The internet connection is very slow, but this is minor issue, when you are on vacations. We will definitely stay here again.
We stayed two weeks visiting family a short walk ( 2 1/2 blocks ) away. U street is a bustling hip area and the exuberant population reflects that energy. The locale is within easy walks to drugstore, grocery and metro locations. The condo itself can use some upgrades but for a short stay it is adequate. Lois, the property manager, rocks, and really goes beyond the call of duty to be helpful to her clients. The maintenence manager, likewise, is very responsive to any issue that might arise. On the building entry level the fitness room has one treadmill, two ellipticals, a bike and weights. There is a bathroom within that area and a water fountain with cups. You'll have to bring a handtowel from the condo and your own antibacterial wipes to run over the machine surfaces. Friday and Saturday evenings can be quite noisy due to the popular barbeque joint directly behind and below the condo itself. The clientele begin gathering there circa 11PM and the cacophony continues until around 2 AM. Just bring ear plugs for those nights particularly. Overall, the experience was genuinely positive and I would stay there again.
Our family of 4 (a 9yr old and 11 yr old) stayed here for a week, and were very comfortable. It's not a big place, but the space is used efficiently. Pros: the queen bed in the bedroom is super comfortable, the 3rd rolling bed was a nice plus for each kid to have their own bed, we never heard any noise from neighboring units, a very short walk to the metro and only a few minutes on the metro to all the major sites, a Trader Joes nearby (a 10minute walk), and some good restaurants within an easy walk (especially liked the Greek restaurant a block away) . Cons: there was some street noise, especially on Saturday night, and lots of emergency vehicle sirens, but this could just be typical city noise that we're not used to living in the suburbs. My daughter slept on the pull out couch & didn't mind, but it might not be comfortable for an adult. As others have said, it would be really helpful if management added a few hangars and a few more dishes and cups. We loved having the separate bedroom and two televisions so the kids and adults could have their own space. It was a great place to come back to each night after a long day of sightseeing. We would definitely stay here again!
Had a great time in DC . . . close to everything you may need (food, pharmacy, Metro). Quiet building and great to have off-street parking (although small spot . . . but we drive a Toyota Prius). Loved having the kitchen with refrigerator and dishwasher and we even cooked our own meal one evening. Convenient to have the washer/dryer as well. Could have used some additional hangers in the closet, but that is a very minor issue. The bed was comfortable and it was nice to have a separate bedroom for retreat from the living room television. We thoroughly enjoyed our days at this condo and would definitely stay again.
Photos made the property look a bit darker and more cramped than it was. Walked into a light, spacious, efficient, clean condo in an upcoming gentrified area. Lots of panhandlers on U-street: probably because they do get a lot of donations due to the demographic.
One day we walked back from the Smithsonians via the wonderful Giant supermarket on 7th and O street. Wide safe streets.
Electronics took a little work with copious remotes, but there was everything you would need for TV-AVOD, wireless internet etc Even the bed folded up electronically.
There is no tea/ coffee, and a little soap/ shampoo/ conditioner to tide you over the first night. Maybe a little small for 6 people (one bathroom and one set of house keys) - takes a bit of organising if you split up during the day for touring. Laundry facilities a huge bonus, appliances that work well, quiet inside the building and on the street (something that we have struggled with in our last 2 accommodations), and a great shower with no issues (one place we stayed at, the shower took 10-12 minutes of water running to heat up). Wouldn't recommend the Soul Food restaurant around on U-Street called Oohs and Aahs which was Zagat rated for the last 4 or so years, and on Guy Fieri's show (3Ds). We walked in and felt too guilty to leave after seeing all this food, stewing in Bain Maries behind the counter. Quite expensive for basically fried and overcooked food. Very slow service (25 minutes on a Monday night to order and receive takeout), although friendly staff.
Would definitely stay here again. The apartment building is tenanted with quiet, private (but friendly) people, so not sure I would recommend families with children/ teens, unless they are quiet too.
This was a nice apartment as was as comfortable as advertised. I was traveling alone on business and found it to be convenient for my meetings near Union Station. The Metro was a few blocks away. I wouldn't want to walk alone at night but it wasn't too bad.
The apartment was clean and comfortable and very quiet.
There were a few things that could have been improved. I needed to iron a shirt but didn't use the iron because there was gunk on the bottom that would have ruined my shirt. There are 2 televisions with DVD players and cable, I think. There are exactly 9 remote controls in the apartment and I never did figure out how to turn on the cable. I'm not a techy but know my way around a tv. After trying for an hour on each night, I gave up and watched a DVD from their collection. Not a big deal for me but may be for someone else.
The property manage was very friendly and responsive. She communicated well and I received my deposit back within 36 hours.
I walked to a couple of the nearby restaurants/ pubs and found there were a lot of dining options. If I would have had my kids I don't know if there was anything close by I would have taken them to but I was alone and not looking for a family atmosphere.
I will stay here again.
Located a block from the well known U street corridor
Located within a very short walk from two metro stations:
Shaw Metro Station & Howard University Metro Station.
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2014 Harvest Report – Château Petit-Village (Pomerol)
2013 Harvest in Bordeaux
I thought it might be time to give an account of the 2013 harvest as we experienced it in our various properties. There has been a fair amount of ill-informed comment on the millesime in the press (if you weren't there in the vineyard during the harvest and if you haven't tasted the wine, then how could the comment be anything else?) and so it could be useful to have a view from the properties.
Primeurs Tasting week for 2012 Bordeaux – Château Petit-Village (VIDEOS)
Christian Seely « Precise purity of fruit, harmony, balance – a very attractive wine » If you have trouble watching this video, view the web version here Marielle Cazaux, Technical Director of Château Petit-Village « Smooth and velvety, with chocolate notes, flowers, and very fresh fruit » If you have trouble watching this video,view the [...]
Pruning Time at Château Petit-Village and Mas Belles Eaux
It is pruning time at the moment. I thought it would be interesting to talk to two of our talented Technical Directors, Marielle Cazaux at Château Petit-Village and Cédric Loiseau at Mas Belles Eaux about the type of pruning at their respective properties: Guyot Simple at Château Petit-Village and the Cordon de Royat at Mas [...]


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... with incredibly bright decor (I neglected to snap a photo so the one I've included comes courtesy of a google image search). Tuesday we packed the car and drove down to Cumberland Island National Seashore, an enchanted island I had been to a few times in childhood but not again since I was in sixth grade. My folks stayed in a best western on the mainland and took the ferry back and forth while we camped out on the island. ...
Well we have been babysitting Liam all week now. He certainly keeps us both on our toes. We both are happy when it's nap time. He's been to therapy and although he doesn't talk he certainly gets his point across. Gabe gave him a little bit of peanut butter and he started vomiting and got generalised hives. He has survived and is okay now. My mother is finding it hard to get around and using ...


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Post-visit: The Indian School Cemetery
... very connected with the hourly worker hauling boxes in the frigid warehouse. "Never forget where you came from, my mother always told me" Nowadays, he says, it's hard to find serious workers--or even serious supervisors. The new generation is used to having it easy. Something I've been hearing a lot lately. I would've thought that after the economic crisis, young folks would value the opportunity to be able to work hard and earn a good wage, but that ...
Post-visit : Back to my old home
... very ugly streets with metal hardware shops etc that look like they were built in 2 days. There is a little Middle Eastern store run by an Egyptian guy that looks interesting--but it's not very well stocked... I'd never visited the Mechanicsburg Museum, so I guess I'd better do it now. It's basically a one room old railway station, honoring the importance that the Cumberland railway played in the development of ...
Post-visit: A Suburb Utopia?
3 hrs, 4 kms
Date changed for geographic continuity
Continuing on west is a quiet little suburb town sandwiched between freeways, industrial complexes and soul-less sprawl of developments with no town center. Shiremanstown does have a very basic Main Street and not much more--but it does feel like a town.
I go over to the park and prepare for my parkbench concert in a covered picnic area. It's cold and raining, so I'm glad to have some shelter. I notice at one ...