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Rückert J C - - 1999
Obstruction of the hepatic venous outflow with or without involvement of the vena cava results in the Budd-Chiari syndrome (BCS). BCS may be limited to the liver but there is a variety of systemic disorders forming the etiology of BCS in the majority of cases. Surgery has a major impact ...
Peloro T M - - 1999
The term twenty-nail dystrophy (TND) of childhood has evolved since its initial description in 1977. TND has also been reported in adults, and many clinical as well as histopathologic associations have been described. We describe the third case of a rare association of TND with vitiligo in a 10-year-old girl.
Franklin Q J - - 1999
Four cases of splenic infarction/sequestration in sickle cell trait (SCT) patients are presented. All four patients were undergoing moderate exercise at elevations ranging from 5,500 to 12,000 feet. The patients include two African-American males, a Hispanic male, and a white female. All four presented with the acute onset of mid ...
Lockridge J - - 1999
Sticky skin has been reported relatively infrequently in the literature in association with etretinate and doxorubicin/ketoconazole administration. It has a poorly understood pathogenesis, and the associated histologic changes have not been described. We report a case of a patient who experienced sticky skin in areas treated with tretinoin. These reverted ...
al-Ramahi M - - 1999
Hyperreactio luteinalis is a rare benign condition characterized by bilateral ovarian enlargement associated with pregnancies where high concentrations of maternal serum human chorionic gonadotrophins are present. This condition may mimic the ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. We report a case of a 34 year old woman with a history of chronic renal ...
Abdelsayed R A - - 1999
Heterotopic brain tissue is an extremely rare developmental malformation. It is considered to be one of the very rare choristomatous lesions involving the oral cavity. We present a case of glial choristoma located on the dorsal surface of the tongue, midline area, in an 8-month-old African-American female baby. The clinical, ...
Del Bene M - - 1999
The authors describe a case of Noma or Cancrum Oris, an oral gangrenous disease, features more frequently found in children from developing countries. The clinical features, its ethiopathogenesis, and its particular link with different geographic and economic areas of the world, its clinical evolution as well as surgical treatment are ...
Warner H H - - 1999
At AMIA 1997, we reported on the design and development of a new computer-based tool, called QID, for empiric antibiotic decision support. QID was designed to help physicians identify the antibiotic regimens with the highest probability of covering the pathogens that are most likely to be present in individual patients. ...
Demitsu T - - 1999
We report 3 cases of lipodermatosclerosis (LDS) and discuss the nosology of similar disorders caused by venous insufficiency of the legs. These cases are characterized by (1) occurrence in middle-aged or aged woman, (2) painful, indurated erythema with hyperpigmented scleroderma-like hardening on the lower leg, (3) lobular panniculitis with membranocystic ...
Chowfin A - - 1999
We describe a woman with unusual complications of infection with Coccidioides immitis--infection of the genital tract and adrenal insufficiency. The patient also had intestinal coccidioidomycosis (cocci) in conjunction with presumed pulmonary, and asymptomatic central nervous system cocci. To our knowledge, concurrent FGC, intestinal and adrenal cocci have not been reported ...
Derakhshani P - - 1999
We report on a 38-year-old patient with a giant retroperitoneal hemangiopericytoma associated with bilateral paraneoplastic gynecomastia, which led to an almost uncontrollable hemorrhage on initial surgery due to the extreme hypervascularity of the process. After angiographic evaluation and superselective embolization, a complete surgical excision of a hemangiopericytoma weighing almost 1,000 ...
Martínez-Lage J F - - 1999
Most cases of craniosynostosis are diagnosed during early infancy, but occasionally craniosynostosis evolves with minimal cranial involvement and goes unnoticed until late childhood. Seemingly these mild forms of craniosynostosis cause few, if any, symptoms of neurological involvement. We describe the cases of a 9-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy who ...
McAfee B J - - 1999
The holdings of eight collections of fungi have been examined for organisms isolated from wood and/or trees. Further selection of these fungi has been made according to their reported ability to produce volatile, biologically active metabolites. It is emphasized that the isolates in the collections do not necessarily produce such ...
Hamdi N - - 1999
Alkoptonuria is an inherited metabolic disorder which is associated with various systemic abnormalities and related to the deposition of homogentisic acid pigment in connective tissues. These pigmentary changes are termed "ochronosis". We describe two patients with ochronotic arthropathy who presented with progressive and advanced degenerative changes in the lumbo-sacral spine. ...
Sztajnbok J - - 1999
A previously healthy seven-year-old boy was admitted to the intensive care unit because of toxaemia associated with varicella. He rapidly developed shock and multisystem organ failure associated with the appearance of a deep-seated soft tissue infection and, despite aggressive treatment, died on hospital day 4. An M-non-typable, spe A and ...
Krishna A - - 1999
An accessory limb associated with spina bifida was already reported by the authors. We had then described it as a result of a very early splitting of the limb bud arising from the paraxial mesoderm. We have subsequently seen three other such cases, which are described in this report as ...
Federici S - - 1998
The authors describe a case of a 5-years-old girl affected by diffuse oesophageal leiomyomatosis presenting with progressive dysphagia, cyanosis, recurrent pneumonia and retrosternal pain. She also suffered from occasional constipation due to perineal involvement by the disease and had a past history of recurrent microscopic hematuria, suggesting an association with ...
Kappagoda C - - 1998
OBJECTIVE: To highlight the increase in the number of cases of clonidine overdose admitted to a specialist paediatric hospital, with particular reference to the clinical features, clinical course and circumstances surrounding the incident. METHODS: Cases of clonidine overdose were identified by review of the emergency department attendance register, the intensive ...
Crètel E - - 1998
The authors report the observation of a 31-year-old woman who presented with total occlusion of digestive arteries and was successfully treated pharmacologically. A review of the literature shows that digestive arteries thrombosis is a rare condition in young women. Only 15 cases have been previously reported. Prognosis was poor with ...
Ohara S - - 1998
We report an autopsy case of a 64 year-old Japanese man diagnosed as having leukoencephalopathy caused by tegafur, a 5-fluorouracil derivative, and review seven previous cases, mostly reported in Japan. In the present case, tegafur had been orally administered for the shortest period of 3 weeks in pre- and postoperative ...
Farkas R - - 1998
Veterinarians in Hungary were asked to complete a questionnaire on traumatic myiasis; of the 664 veterinarians contacted, 247 replied (37.2 per cent) and of these 209 (84.6 per cent) reported myiasis to be a problem among the livestock they treated. Infestation levels of > 10 per cent of animals were ...
Ponce P - - 1998
Gliomatosis cerebri (GC), is a rare neoplastic disease (less than 150 cases reported in the literature) with a diffuse, widespread proliferation of neoplastic glial cells in the brain, generally affecting both hemispheres and involving the gray and white matter [1-3]. Less commonly, the cerebellum, the brain stem and the medulla ...
Bauduer F - - 1998
Autoimmune neutropenia (AIN) is a rare hematological disorder for which no standard treatment has been established so far. A brief review of the literature is presented herein concerning the use of G-CSF in this indication. The good results in terms of neutrophils increment and infection prophylaxis render G-CSF attractive for ...
Tanimoto T - - 1998
Intrahepatic pylephlebitis was detected in 17 Japanese beef cattle. Grossly, the intrahepatic vessels in the caudate lobe and/or in the periphery of the other hepatic lobes were thickened and protruded above the lobar surface. The vessel lumina were packed with white to red, waste thread-like contents. A few immature flukes ...
Swartz R - - 1998
An unusual case of calciphylaxis, presenting at the onset of end-stage renal disease and evolving into an extended and arduous hospital stay, is described. The medical approach to this case is addressed briefly, but the main focus of this paper is to describe, in the words of various participants, the ...
Agresta F - - 1998
BACKGROUND AND METHODS: The authors report their experience with thrombolytic therapy in seven cases of graft thrombosis managed successfully with low-dose i.v. rt-TPA. In six patients the cause was an anatomical one and so, after the successful lysis, there was enough time to confirm a correct diagnosis and plan the ...
Gupta A K - - 1998
BACKGROUND: Onychocola canadensis is a nondermatophyte mold associated with onychomycosis particularly in temperate climates (eg, Canada, New Zealand, and France). The slow growth rate of O canadensis and lack of resemblance to any other known nail-infecting fungus may have delayed its discovery. We are aware of 23 mycologically confirmed cases ...
Tanaka H - - 1998
Portal vein thrombosis as a complication of liver cirrhosis has been reported to be extremely rare in Japan, as compared with European countries. There are few reports discussing the correlation of portal vein thrombosis with refractory ascites. Between January 1994 and December 1995, 20 cases (91%) of 22 patients with ...
Wilson G N - - 1998
Eight new and five previously illustrated patients with Niikawa-Kuroki syndrome (NKS) are compared to those in the literature, providing data on 183 cases. Eight patients had disproportionate microcephaly and in one autopsied patient there was frontal lobe atrophy, focal polymicrogyria, and a hypoplastic fourth ventricle. The metacarpophalangeal pattern profiles of ...
Ehricke H H - - 1998
This paper addresses the problem of sonography education and training. A method and software package for ultrasound simulation are presented. The latter is based on standard PC technology and allows graphical interaction with a virtual patient and transducer. The most essential component is an extensible case database with various cases ...
Feeks E F - - 1998
The authors report a case of a 24-yr-old female Navy student pilot who presented with pyelonephritis, and on workup, was found to have two diverticula arising from calyces in her left kidney. Her infection resolved after several weeks of antibiotic therapy. She was granted a waiver to return to flight ...
Utley D S - - 1998
OBJECTIVE: To review the use of the medicinal leech, Hirudo medicinalis, in salvaging the failing, venous-congested flap. A protocol for the use of leeches is presented. Four illustrative cases of failing flaps (pectoralis major, midline forehead, and temporalis) are presented. STUDY DESIGN: Literature review comprised of MEDLINE search 1965 to ...
Marais J - - 1998
Topical aminoglycoside ear drops are theoretically acknowledged to be potentially ototoxic when administered in the presence of a tympanic membrane perforation. Although the development of clinical ototoxicity appears to be rare, nine well-documented and incontrovertible cases (12 ears in total) of iatrogenic topical vestibulotoxicity are presented, representing the largest series ...
Haas A F - - 1998
BACKGROUND: Lymphangioma circumscriptum is a relatively rare cutaneous disorder, consisting of superficial and deep lymphatic cisterns. These vascular blebs are difficult to treat, frequently recur, and can cause patients significant morbidity. OBJECTIVE: We report a difficult case of lymphangioma circumscriptum, recurrent from a two prior surgical treatments, which was treated ...
Lattman J - - 1998
Pseudomonal eyelid necrosis is a rare condition that has not been well characterized. Five case reports have been previously described. The authors present an additional case, describe its unique features, review the previous reports, and establish the clinical characteristics of the disorder. Pseudomonal eyelid necrosis always occurs in the setting ...
McCarron K F - - 1998
Plexiform neurofibroma (PNF) is an important part of the diagnostic criteria for neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) and is a known precursor lesion of malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor (MPNST). We studied the clinicopathologic features of 54 cases of PNF for which the hematoxylin- and eosin-stained slides and paraffin blocks were ...
Schwartz G S - - 1998
PURPOSE: We compared the etiologies of immune stromal keratitis (ISK), also known as interstitial keratitis (IK), in a recent group of patients with active and inactive ISK. METHODS: We reviewed the charts of 97 patients seen in the cornea clinic at the University of Minnesota from 1985 through 1994. Fifty-five ...
Otero J - - 1998
Herpes zoster leukoencephalitis is a rare complication of varicella-zoster virus infection. Associated with high mortality, the majority of cases have been discovered postmortem; today, however, magnetic resonance imaging is being used successfully as an aid in the diagnosis of this disease. The first two reported cases of HIV-infected patients with ...
Caniatti M - - 1998
This paper describes four cases of canine rhinosporidiosis which occurred in Italy in 1994 and 1995. Four dogs with a history of exposure to the muddy environment of rice fields, developed respiratory signs. Rhinoscopy revealed nasal polypoid lesions with a characteristic gross appearance due to the presence of multiple, tiny, ...
Abou-Saleh M T - - 1998
The available literature indicates that anorexia nervosa is rare in Arab culture. We report 5 cases of anorexia nervosa: 3 female and 2 male patients. Two are UAE nationals, 2 are Omanis, and 1 is Sudanese. The occurrence of these cases is discussed in the context of sociocultural changes and ...
Benoliel R - - 1998
The case of a woman with short neuralgiform paroxysmal pain of 2 years duration is described. Pain attacks were always accompanied by ipsilateral lacrimation and conjunctival injection. Standard anti-neuralgic therapy, amitriptyline and indomethacin, failed to eliminate or reduce pain. At the end of a 30-month active period the patient seemed ...
Dermatologic electrosurgery in patients with implantable cardioverter-defibrillators and pacemakers.
LeVasseur J G - - 1998
BACKGROUND: Electrosurgery is frequently employed in the treatment of skin cancer and other dermatologic conditions in the elderly. Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) and pacemakers are most commonly seen in this older population. Potentially hazardous electrosurgical interference exists with the function of ICDs and pacemakers in this setting. OBJECTIVE: Our goal is ...
Mortelé K - - 1998
We report a rare case of a young girl with an embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma of the right aryepiglottic fold. Local disease recurrence, occurring 7 years after subtotal resection and adjuvant chemotherapy, was studied with plain radiography, CT and MRI. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report illustrating ...
Plantin P - - 1998
Eosinophilic pustulosis of the scalp was first described in 1984. It has also been described in other sites than the scalp. We report a case in which the lesions exclusively involved the genitals. A 4-month-old boy presented with papulopustular lesions of the genitals in the form of pyodermitis with a ...
De Luca S - - 1998
Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis (IRF) is a rare urological disease, for which many pathogenic theories have been proposed. The authors report a series of 13 cases of IRF in order to evaluate the clinical, diagnostic, laboratory, therapeutic and prognostic aspects. They also report a rare case (the ninth case reported in ...
Chikama R - - 1998
BACKGROUND: In 1984, Gleich et al. described 4 patients with episodic angioedema associated with eosinophilia (EAE), which was characterized by recurrent episodes of angioedema and urticaria, eosinophilia, elevated serum IgM, fever, increased body weight and a benign course without involvement of the internal organs demonstrating that it was a clinical ...
Miyasaka L S - - 1998
PURPOSE: This article describes a clinically-diagnosed case of relapsing polychondritis (RP), attended at the Hospital São Paulo, and presents a literature review of the subject. SOURCE OF RESEARCH: The literature review was made via Medline (1990-96). Lilacs (1980-96), textbooks of rheumatology, and some articles about the history of the disease. ...
Betts T R - - 1997
Although runaway pacemaker was a relatively common occurrence, modern pacemaker design has made it extremely rare. We report a case occurring with a modern "soft-top" pacemaker that resulted from a loss of hermeticity. Although the different treatment options are discussed, the definitive maneuvre is explantation of the faulty pacemakers
Mandl D L - - 1997
OBJECTIVE: To reacquaint clinicians with a reportedly rare adverse event of agranulocytosis occurring after long-term administration of vancomycin and ticarcillin/clavulanate, with a subsequent review of other reported cases in the literature. CASE SUMMARY: A 45-year-old white woman with spina bifida developed agranulocytosis (2.7 x 10(3)/mm3 white blood cells with only ...
Cadle R M - - 1997
OBJECTIVE: To report a case of symptomatic syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) secretion associated with azithromycin and review the literature related to this adverse drug reaction. DATA SOURCES: Review articles identified by a computerized (MEDLINE) (1966-April 1996) and manual (Index Medicus) search. DATA SYNTHESIS: Azithromycin is a well-tolerated broad-spectrum ...
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All of my kids are crazy about chili and I have been looking for a quick and easy way to whip up a batch instead of having a pot on the stove boiling and simmering all day until it was ready to eat. I finally decided I would try making chili in the crock pot and I will never make it any other way again.
Now I know a lot of people don't put noodles in chili, but I do because it soaks up the juice and there is less mess when feeding little ones!
2 lbs lean ground beef
1.5 teaspoons salt
3 teaspoons chili powder
2 teaspoons ground cumin
2 cans (15oz each) diced tomatoes — DO NOT DRAIN
2 cans (15oz each) kidney beans drained
1 medium onion chopped
Elbow Macaroni (optional)
Brown hamburger in a pan along with onions, 2 teaspoons chili powder, 1 teaspoon ground cumin. Once browned, drain and combine hamburger and remaining ingredients (including 1 teaspoon chili powder and 1 teaspoon ground cumin) in crock pot. Once everything is in the crock pot give it a stir and cook on low for 7-8 hours.
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Simple solution to that one. Start a liberal talk radio station. In fact, there have been several of those. The problem was that no one was listening so they folded. You'll find plenty of liberal TV commentations though. MSNBC can't find fault with any left-wing cause.
Sorry, but there's not much demand for your fair-minded talk radio in our neck of the woods. We conservatives like to be spoon fed with the same routine rhetoric ( I believe I heard that word somewhere- probably on NPR as I was flipping the dial to catch parts of three of my favorite radio talk programs). ~EaTn The reason there are not many "left-wing" talk radio shows is because they consistently fail to profit and close their doors. So I suppose it would take a "left-wing" government subsidy to sustain it. Ironic? What do you think? Are Knoxville's radio choices too conservative?Yes, we need alternatives to the local right wing media...Because they are way too liberal. Bring back Lee and Terry Frank and some of the real conservatives for the area to listen to.


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Neither bikes nor cars are banned in DC, but you can still get this shirt for just $10. Even as a car owner I have lightning bolt fantasy visions knocking them all off the grid. Yellow Gildan Dryblend 50/50 shirt with 4-color printing, we only made 100 of them and we're done.
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Bob begins with a healthy discussion on tracking and measurement. In particular, he focuses in on how to effectively measure social media impact on overall marketing initiatives. As Bob notes, while capturing data for quantitative analysis is important, don't overlook the qualitative aspect, in particular looking at trends. Too often, as Bob explains, marketing gets caught up in moments in time, particularly for events. An event may cause a spike, everyone pats themselves on the back and then the marketing team moves on to the next event. From Bob's perspective, cadence is critical.The ability to create a steady cadence and keep to it without overcomplicating the message and/or activities will lead to success. Often times, you may get conflicting perceptual issues but at the end of the day, you can capture and measure success by the influence you have on buying behavior. When customers consider and ultimately purchase a product or service, that is the ultimate form of measurement and effect.
Bob closes with reflections on the recent success of the Pillar Cash for Clunkers program which played off on the Federal Government Car Allowance Rebate System. As Bob noted, while the Pillar program had a gimmicky element to it, the fact they had a key financing partner participate and that they were able to pick up where the Federal Government left off with its own program, made the overall program a success. For Bob, the hook was clear and his team was able to tap into a simple, obvious event to create a broader perception of interest for the company.
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Motive | To get the fifth piece of the Planispheric Disk for Mr. E |
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Modern conveniences await in this beautifully appointed, newly renovated Southern home nestled just off one of Savannah's famous, beautiful squares. The vacation rental offers everything necessary to enjoy your stay in the historic district of Savannah and has been around for hundreds of years. General Sherman's staff stayed here during their visit in 1864 and there are photographs hanging on the walls from that long ago time including a letter from President Lincoln to General Sherman.
As you step inside to the stone entryway, you'll enjoy the airy feel of the bright decor. The kitchen is stocked with everything you need to cook a romantic dinner atop stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. The master bedroom features a Queen sized bed, desk area, and a flat screen TV. The master bathroom has a clear glass and marble stand-up shower and a pedestal sink. The living room features plenty of seating around a decorative fireplace with a flatscreen TV and a cozy dining area for two. Outside, you can catch a cool Savannah breeze while sipping sweet Southern tea rocking away the summer nights on the rocking chairs on your front patio.
Renting homes from Southern Belle is painless and professional. We take credit cards and require a $300.00 deposit to confirm the booking which is applied towards the remaining balance. For example, if your total is $1,500, we will take a $300 deposit and your remaining balance will be $1200. Thirty days prior to your arrival our booking software will charge the balance automatically. We also sell Traveler's Insurance which covers medical, hotels if you get stuck in a city, or trip cancellation for any reason.
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Ideal location & accommodations to explore Savannah
Ideal location & accommodations to explore Savannah
- Guest Pam & Bob (Lakeside AZ)
- Date of stay 03/01/14
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Perfectly located within easy walking distance of all of Savannah's many charms! Parking is private, right next to the unit, but you don't need the car unless you plan to go to Tybee Island or other day trip spots. The condo is perfect for two with large and well-appointed bedroom, living room, and kitchen, as well as a beautiful master bath. Coastal Trading Co is next door with a coffee house, gourmet food, art gallery and more. Squares, galleries, museums and restaurants all nearby. This is an excellent home base to experience Savannah; we'll be back!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, tourists without a car, age 55+.
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Great location and full of good luck!
Great location and full of good luck!
- Guest Tracie W.
- Date of stay 05/26/13
- Review Submitted 06/21/13
We had an amazing trip in Savannah. The location is great and you can walk or take a pedicab, they go by often at this location and you can just tip them, that's all they charge. The unit was VERY clean and comfortable. Kitchen and bathroom really make this place. Plus...my boyfriend proposed during our stay here so there's plenty of good luck here as well!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 6/6
Great Location!
Great Location!
- Guest Bob & Mary Jo (FL)
- Date of stay 12/28/12
- Review Submitted 04/14/13
We loved your home and we fell in love with Savannah! We couldn't have asked for a better location. The house is so roomy and spotless. We visited Bonaventure Cemetery, had lunch at Soho, dinner at the Olde Pink House, toured Davenport House and Owens-Thomas House and went to all the squares (I should say many squares). We also took a walking tour with Bobby Davis which was fantastic. As I said, we loved everything. Thank you for sharing your home with us.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, adventure seekers, age 55+.
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Savannah Honeymoon Suite
Savannah Honeymoon Suite
- Guest Erin (Cape Coral, FL)
- Date of stay 11/24/12
- Review Submitted 04/09/13
We had a wonderful honeymoon in your rental! Everything was very modern and comfortable. We appreciate the historical features. The location is perfect. We enjoyed our time on both River Street and Forsyth Park, as well as everywhere in between. Savannah is beautiful!! Thanks so much!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, tourists without a car.
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Savannah road trip
Savannah road trip
- Guest David (Louisa, ky)
- Date of stay 03/13/13
- Review Submitted 03/26/13
Location was exceptional and the unit was very comfortable. We thought the instructional video for the key lock was very helpful. We arrived at midnight!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, adventure seekers, tourists without a car, age 55+.
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Christmas holiday
- Guest Mary B. (Tallahassee, Florida)
- Date of stay 12/23/12
- Review Submitted 01/01/13
Great downtown Condo on the first floor steps away from parking the car made loading and unloading a breeze. Condo was well appointed and equiped with everything we needed to make our stay comfortable. Location was perfect and convenient to walk to everywhere of interest. Had a wonderful time in Savannah. We are looking forward to returning soon. Thank you Walt for reccomending this condo to us.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 12/13
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Great drivers. At least between the US North East to Montreal,
on highways people actually stick to the right and let people pass. (Sign of paying attention to the road and consideration). Always happy to visit. =)
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Yeah, it was a good series. And for a team that spent the last few seasons as one of the sh*ttiest in the NHL, St. Louis did play well. Hopefully they'll improve next season and make it further into the playoffs (and hell, maybe win the cup? I can dream, can't I?)
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Apr 22, 2009, 09:26 AM | #80 |
I can honestly say I never really differentiate between Canadians and Americans. We poke fun at each other, but it's fun, nothing more.
Canada could be a 51st state (although I'm sure you hate to hear that)! Now those French Canadians... |
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No, I have a healthy attitude towards women. But I have eaten pigs.
Excuse me. Where do you keep your "Self Help" books?
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Apr 22, 2009, 09:34 AM | #83 |
I love you guys and gals! One of the coolest people I have ever met was a guy from Nova Scotia. I was in Sweden, he was friends with a friend of my friend, and he just happened to share the same name as my brother. There are a few lurking around where I livemostly students at the local universityand they have all been awesome to meet and spend time with. Canada also has the added bonus of giving us Devin Townsend, one of my favourite musicians. His greatness cancels out Celine Dion...haha!
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Apr 22, 2009, 09:36 AM | #84 | |
Actually, we don't want most of your states anyway. We'll just take the Northeast.
"Hard? It's supposed to be hard. Hard is what makes it great!" - Tom Hanks. |
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Apr 22, 2009, 09:40 AM | #85 |
I think Canada is great. They've gone a lot further than the US to protect it's beauty, the more socialized programs like medicine are a better mix than we have. I visit often and always enjoy my trips.
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Apr 22, 2009, 09:41 AM | #86 |
But having written my compliments above, why on earth would they pay a fortune to have Bush/Clinton speak there?
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Apr 22, 2009, 09:43 AM | #87 | |
I know a few Canadians and they are all nice people. The Canadiens on the other hand (along with their fans) can go ******* themselves (thankfully, the Bruins will put them out of their misery tonight).
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Apr 22, 2009, 09:53 AM | #88 | |
Lol forgot a negative sign, and that's Celsius Same to you guy above me! Sexy accents? I gotta find me some ladies who agree with you Leek
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Canadian here who's travelled to many, many places in the US. Many times topic of being Canadian came up and talked about Canada.
Most friendliest place has to be in Georgia... (Can't remember what city I was in) So many people that were so friendly. Least friendly place would be in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Don't know what it was, but so many people we bumped into were very unfriendly. Oh, and I went to Columbus, Ohio for a soccer game with Toronto FC. They didn't like us very much in Columbus.
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Apr 22, 2009, 10:14 AM | #92 |
I think of Canada as the quiet neighbor next door that sits on his back porch with a bottle of Moosehead and bothers no one...
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Apr 22, 2009, 10:15 AM | #93 | |
Accents certainly vary in the States more so than Canada. I have several uncles in New Jersey. There accent is so distinct. Southern accents sound so funny to me. Was in Mexico for holidays and went on an excursion with a nice couple from Texas. Was the most Southern drawl I've ever heard... didn't think there was actually people who talked like that. I tease, they were very nice.
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Apr 22, 2009, 10:23 AM | #94 | |
Q: How do you keep a bunch of Canadians quiet for 30 minutes? A: Put 'em in a line. Q: How do you keep a bunch of Canadians quiet for 60 minutes? A: Put a sign at the head of line that says "Open Soon". From personal experience - JFK airport checkin counter at 6 am. Q: What do you say to bunch of loud, unruly Canadians to get them out of the pool? A: Please get out of the pool. CBC radio (our national public broadcaster, sometimes known as the Mother Corp.) once held a contest to complete the phrase " As Canadian as ... ?" The winning entry: "As Canadian as possible, under the circumstances." Hope I haven't given away any state secrets, there's a Mountie that just parked across the street. Last edited by snberk103; Apr 22, 2009 at 10:28 AM. Reason: clarify first sentence.... |
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Apr 22, 2009, 10:30 AM | #95 | |
Next time I'm unsure I'll just ask them to line up in a queue. |
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Apr 22, 2009, 10:37 AM | #96 |
Yes- the say "aboot" instead of "about" and "oot" instead of "out". Some Canadians have stronger accents than others. And may do say "Eh".
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I believe it was Jacques Chirac who said in the 1990s that the position of "leader of the free world" is vacant. Quote:
I've held a grudge against the Canadiens ever since they beat my LA Kings in the 1993 Stanley Cup finals. But I don't hold it against the Canadians. Seriously, it's bizarre to me that the OP has heard so many bad things. My experience has been that most Americans don't think about Canadians one way or the other. In fact, I'll bet their worst offense has been that they were unaware of how many Canadians they've met. Sure, there are the occasional jokes about igloos or saying "eh" all the time, but I've never heard of actual hostility. Perhaps it's because I've lived my whole life near Los Angeles (which has so many Canadian transplants), and work for a company that has so many that I wonder if Canada is desperate for workers in my company's industry. I think that, while Canada and Mexico are very different countries, they do have one thing in common: they both benefit and bristle over being next to the United States. But let's put it this way, at the end of the day, both countries have a much nicer neighbor than most countries on earth. And the US can say the same.
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Apr 22, 2009, 10:45 AM | #98 | |
Yeah, the Americans will ask what a queue is, and the Canadians will start working out who entered the room in what order. [/humour] |
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Apr 22, 2009, 10:50 AM | #99 | |
http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/maps...2world4000.jpg (check out the large lettered 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' banner plastered all over Canada and Greenland!) |
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As a political activist, Jim Wallis, the founder of Sojourner magazine, wrote an excellent book called The Soul of Politics: Beyond "Religious Right" and "Secular Left". In his book Wallis tells us about the problems afflicting our country and that they must be remedied. His title is accompanied by the phrase Beyond "Religious Right" and "Secular Left". By this he means his book is for everyone, not just liberals or conservatives, but for all people. The object of the book is to "address the spiritual center and the moral heart of our political discourse." Politics in the United States has become dysfunctional. The government today has a liberal movement and a conservative movement, both usually working against each other so that nothing seems to get accomplished at Capital Hill. Liberals have no real moral values, it seems, and conservatives deny the structural injustice and oppression that is apparent in the United States. The social crisis that is upon us is bringing our country down. Wallis talks about a vision; he says that we need a new vision for our country or we will perish, for the author of Proverbs said, "Where there is no vision, the people will perish". Scary as that saying sounds it seems to be coming true. The inner cities of our nation are fast becoming, and most already are, areas that seem to have no hope and no where to go, where children are killing each other in the street and unemployment is becoming high because of no available jobs. Another problem that he describes is materialism that is fueled by our consumeristic society. Wallis says that, "The insatiable momentum of our consumerism will ultimately poison both our environment and our hearts unless we learn our right relationship to the earth and its abundance". At a quick glance at consumerism we think, "This is a good economy because people are spending and making money". But if you look deeper you can see the horrible consequences of a society that keeps with ... Please login to view comments from other users.
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The soon-to-be bride and groom led their respective families to their wedding rehearsal—or so they claimed. Shortly after the caravan of cars pulled up at the base of the high-ropes course, confusion turned to surprise when the couple strapped their two families into harnesses and paired each member off with a stranger on the other side. After a frantic run through the course's initial obstacles, the guests emerged from their shells and began to help each other tackle the challenges. This type of camaraderie is what the all-ages staff at Monkey C Monkey Do seek to instill in all their guests, whether they're intrepid pairs or large groups on corporate outings or family reunions.
Danielle and Bill King with their parents began their high-ropes course and zipline park with a desire to bring together people of various ages and abilities for outdoor activity. The high-ropes course challenges visitors with more than 50 obstacles strewn across five levels, the highest suspended more than 50 feet above the ground and the lowest suspended above a pit of lava in the earth's core. Ziplines send climbers soaring through canopies and toward a giant swing, where they conquer their fear of heights by freefalling from an elevated platform.
At Tiny's Castle Day Spa, zebra-print chairs turn into miniature thrones as young girls become princesses for the day with spa packages or private parties. The Enchanted Closet package lets girls pick their choice of gown to complete their royal look after being pampered with spa manicures, queenly hairdos, and a modest touch of makeup. Alternatively, with Royal Tea Time, guests of all ages can flaunt newly manicured fingers as they sip on tea, nibble cupcakes or cookies, and shoo away adoring subjects. To enhance outings, guests can add fun touches such as goody bags, a punch fountain, a cupcake tree, or visits from Cinderella or Snow White. Children and adults can also indulge with items from an à la carte menu, such as spa manicures and pedicures and all-natural cleansing facials.
Tiny's Castle Day Spa's staff can ready kids and adults for weddings, proms, father daughter dances, or any other occasion. They also lend their services to holiday gatherings, birthday parties, anniversary celebrations, showers, and other special events.
Strength. Grace. Flexibility. These are words most often associated with ballet, but they can also be seamlessly applied to the art of pole dancing. At the Best Shape of Your Life private studio, instructors whip ladies of all sizes into shape through body-toning and confidence-enhancing pole-dancing techniques. As students shimmy up poles and perform aerial tricks, they work toward slimmer physiques, toned muscles, and increased flexibility. When not conducting classes, the staff opens their studio for private parties, bridal parties, and tightly knit juries, allowing friends to gather over drinks and pole-dancing instruction.
The professional stress fighters at Massage on Maine deal a one-two punch to tension, incarcerating worrisome thoughts and jangly nerves with a bevy of relaxing and beautifying treatments. During the 30-minute massage, skilled fingers perform piano concertos on tension-taxed back trapezii using a combination of Swedish and deep-tissue techniques. Treatments adapt to fit each client's needs, with hot stones filling in wherever aches and pains lie, whether between the shoulder blades or inside the subconscious.
Maine Optometry's skilled optometrists determine prescriptions for contacts, such as Acuvue Oasys, and glasses, such as the eye boutique's more than 750 frames including brands such as Oakley, Kate Spade, and Banana Republic. These frames encircle everything from simple single-vision lenses to specialty lenses that cater to athletes or clients who stare at a computer monitor all day waiting for it to blink. Clients interested in throwing off the yoke of eyewear entirely can discuss refractive surgery with the doctors.
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Customer Spotlight: Paul Bell, Singer-Songwriter (10/02/2009) Singer/Songwriter Paul Bell was the winner of our Fender Jaguar HH competition last year, so we're pleased to hear back from him. He's releasing a free download single to mark Marriage Week UK. WAR CHILD 'HEROES': NEW vs OLD, part 2: The Hold Steady (10/02/2009) 'War Child: Heroes' is the ultimate covers album: an unprecedented coming together of music's greatest ever legends and today's best artists in support of a great cause. All this week we look at the key instruments used by the artists in both the original classic tracks and the modern reworkings put together by today's acts. Plus we talk to the acts involved about the album. Nine Inch Nails may have changed the Business Model for Music, It's FREE (10/02/2009) Since completing his earlier major record label contract, musician Trent Reznor has been experimenting with a variety of new and unique business models for his band, Blink-182 reform for new album and tour (09/02/2009) The band choose the Grammys to make their comeback announcement Ian Broudie:Guitars, Elevator and his new album (06/02/2009) One of Britain's best loved guitar pop acts The Lightning Seeds are on the comeback trail with their first new album in a decade due for release. Pete Doherty New Album Tracks - Hear Them Now! (06/02/2009) Besides featuring a world exclusive interview with Pete Doherty, Clash magazine's website also features exclusive album streams from Pete Doherty's debut solo album, 'Grace/Wastelands'. Patrick Wolf, Bandstocks and the new Digital age (06/02/2009) In one of 2008's less surprising twists, Patrick Wolf parted company with his record label a few months ago and is now going it alone and embracing The DIY Dream and all that sort of stuff. It's very fashionable these days, we hear. Noel Gallagher On Guitar Hero (06/02/2009) Ever outspoken Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher has slain another sacred cow Audiolife could be the next big platform for independent artists. (04/02/2009) With Audiolife, you can sell all of your digital and physical products – downloads, ringtones, CDs, and merchandise- directly to your fans on an unlimited number of websites, blogs and social networks. Ireland's biggest ISP agrees to a 3 strikes disconnection (04/02/2009) The great copyright debate contiues with a move forward from Ireland. The Return Of The "Boss": Glorious Times For Bruce Springsteen (04/02/2009) The past few months have been quite busy for Bruce Springsteen, a.k.a The Boss: gig for Barack Obama, Super Bowl show, Golden Globe award, Oscar and Grammy nominations, and a well-received new album. Justin Meldal-Johnson Interview (04/02/2009) Justin Meldal-Johnsen is the session bass player, musical director, producer and general go-to guy for the worlds top musicians. Spinal Tap recording new material (04/02/2009) The Greatest Band On Earth Ever is back! Time to turn it up to 11! Alicia Keys signature sound for Yamaha (03/02/2009) The multi-platinum R&B artist Alicia Keys and Yamaha have announced a collaboration, which will see Keys' 'signature' piano tones included in future products, the first of which has already been released. Remembering Ritchie Valens (03/02/2009) Everyone knows about Buddy Holly, but Ritchie Valens, who died at the same tragic airplane crash on 3rd february 1959, also left his mark in rock'n'roll... The 5 Phases of Jeff Beck (03/02/2009) The recent release of the new Gibson Les Paul Oxblood Jeff Beck signature has brought the guitar legend back to the spotlight. Here's a look at teh 5 stages of his remarkable career. Dolphin Music Guide to: Indie Rock (03/02/2009) Indie Rock is a term given originally to artists of independent status. In other words bands who ran themselves AC/DC and Iron Maiden bring heavy metal back to the Brit Awards (03/02/2009) The two bands, which were at the peak of their fame 25 years ago, were nominated alongside contemporary acts such as the Killers, the Verve and Kings of Leon. The Day The Music Died: 50 Years Without Buddly Holly (02/02/2009) Buddy Holly is one of the most influential pioneers of rock and roll. From The Beatles to Weezer, many have been inspired by his work. 50 years from his tragic death in a plane crash, we remember his work. "Solid Air" Singer-Songwriter John Martyn Dead at 60 (30/01/2009) British singer-songwriter John Martyn, best known for his 1973 album Solid Air, died today, January 29th, at the age of 60. A note on Martyn's official Website reads, "With heavy heart and an unbearable sense of loss we must announce that John died this morning. |
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Authorities released surveillance video from inside a Covington Kroger where a man set himself on fire.
It happened Tuesday when witnesses saw him taking rubbing alcohol off shelves and pouring it throughout the store. Police say that when they approached him he poured the alcohol on himself and lit himself with a lighter.
In the surveillance video you can see police jump on top of the man and heavy smoke and flames.
The man suffered second-degree burns.
Two officers were treated on the scene with minor burns.
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Did HP just give webOS 'a death sentence'?
As an open-source project with uncertain backing, webOS has a tough road ahead of it, analysts said on Friday.
As an open-source project with uncertain backing, webOS has a tough road ahead of it, analysts said on Friday.
Vodafone has become the first Australian telco to announce availability of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet, with pre-orders for the device opening today at 4pm on both 12 and 24 month contract plans.
Samsung has finally won the right to officially sell its Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet in Australia, following the Federal Court of Australia's decision to reject Apple's request to appeal today.
The Novo7, a 7-inch tablet available in China that runs Ice Cream Sandwich, is set to arrive in the United States in the coming months with an expected price of $99.
Research In Motion has rebranded its next generation mobile platform as BlackBerry 10, after its use of the BBX brand ran into a trademark dispute in the U.S.
Responding to increased use of tablets within workplaces, IBM will release on Wednesday several mobile applications designed to let employees use IBM enterprise social collaboration software with iPads and other mobile devices.
A Chinese court has rejected Apple's lawsuits to gain control of the iPad trademark in China, while a little-known Chinese firm raises the stakes and seeks to ban the iconic tablet from being sold in the country under the iPad brand.
A court in the U.S. has barred Research In Motion from using the BBX name at the company's Asian DevCon conference this week in Singapore, after a software company, Basis International, filed for a temporary restraining order in a trademark dispute.
Amazon's Kindle Fire "offers a disappointingly poor user experience," according to an expert on usability.
Though a multitude of competing tablets have entered the marketplace, our results show that the iPad remains miles ahead of the pack in durability, ease of use, and features such as battery life, screen quality, and overall speed.
A first-of-its-kind tablet with Google's Android 4.0 priced under $US100 is now available in China, and will reach other countries soon, according to companies that helped build the device.
Intel claims it has readied Android 4.0 for smartphones and tablets based on its upcoming Atom processor code-named Medfield, raising the possibility of Intel-inside handheld devices being released next year with the new OS.
An Australian court has extended the sales ban on Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Tab 10.1 until December 9, giving Apple more time to come up with reasons why the tablet should not be allowed to go on sale.
Apple has responded to criticism from human rights organisations about Siri's failure to understand queries about birth control and abortion.
Apple will sell 28 million iPhones in the December 2011 quarter according to analyst Mark Moskowitz of JP Morgan.
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.
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We recently visited Legoland in Carlsbad, California (just north of San Diego), and the results were a bit mixed. Kind of like nuts.
The good: It is all about Legos, which are, obviously, awesome. The bad: the rides are awful. The majority of rides are geared towards children under the age of six, because personal experience has shown that Lego-obsessed kids around 8-years-old were barely able to hold back a yawn. Sure, it's great that the younger kids have fun — it's for them, I get it, but there should be something for kids of other ages, not to mention an occasional block thrown to the adults.
The good: The park itself is quite beautiful. Most of the walkways are wide and clean, and the landscaping is lush and pleasant. The bad: The lines are really long and do not have any sort of theme or interactive components that might keep kids occupied or entertained.
The good: The food served is pretty tasty by theme park standards. The bad: The food is expensive, which is to be expected, but the admission is really expensive — it's not much cheaper than a day at Disneyland, and it offers about a tenth (if that) of the experience.
The good: It's close to the ocean. The bad: You actually need to have something else to do, because there isn't enough to do in the park to last a full day, and even if there was Legoland closes on most days before the sun sets (that includes stores and dining, when they say they're closed they aren't messing around).
The good: The Star Wars exhibit is really cool. The bad: It's basically a museum of things to look at, which would be fine IN A MUSEUM. It's a theme park about Legos featuring Star Wars things created with Legos, offer something for kids to do that combines the two. Peanut butter and chocolate, people.
We wanted to like Legoland. My wife and I love the San Diego area. Our whole family loves Legos — seriously, there are an embarrassing amount of Legos in our house. We had a fun time at Legoland, but that was despite the park, not because of it. We were on vacation and we made the most of it. Also, we wouldn't talk bad about something that the kids were enjoying, however, even they noticed the park's many shortcomings, and when we asked them if they were ready to leave they didn't hesitate to say "yes." That's never a good sign.
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This document describes how to set up your Windows PC to run Java. It
also describes how to set up TextPad or BlueJ so that you can
write/compile/run Java using the tool.
Follow the instructions step-by-step, exactly in the order in which they are
First set your Window's "folder options" so that file extensions (such as .java, .class) are displayed (because they may not be shown by default). To show file extensions,
- From the Window's Start button, select "Control Panel".
- Then "Appearance and Themes".
- Then "Folder Options".
- In the pop-up window, under the "View" tab, in "Advanced Settings", unselect "Hide extensions for known file types" if it is selected. And click on "Apply" and "OK".
Then you will be able to see all file extensions when you browse your computer.
After installing Java, some computers don't recognize it -- the full version of Java. In which case, you need manually to "set the path to java" so that the system knows where to find Java.
After installing Java, it would probably be placed under a folder "C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk1.x.0_yy" where x is the JDK version and yy is the Update number.
You should first confirm the folder. To do so, one way is through
Window's Explorer. You can open a Window's Explorer window by first
clicking on the windows "Start" button, select "All Programs" and "Accessories",
then "Window's explorer". Then navigate to the "Program Files" folder and
expand it. Do the same under the "Java" subfolder. Then you'll see
the subfolder named "jdk1.x.0_yy" (NOT jre...). Below is the
screenshot of my computer, where the JDK version is 5 and the Update number is 08.
Now you set the path to this folder for your system, through Window's
Control Panel.
I recommend doing ALL FOUR described below. At least you have to do the
first two.
Click on the windows "Start" button and select "Control Panel" on the right column. Then select "Performance and Maintenance", and "System". In the pop-up window, select the "Advanced" tab, and click on "Environment Variables" button.
In the "User variables for Administrator", click on the line with PATH.
Then hit the "Edit" button. In the small pop-up window, put the cursor at the end of the line, and type in "; C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.x.0_yy\bin" (with NO " "). Be sure to start with a semi-colon (;) and put your Java path. Hit OK.
After you are done with all of the above, re-start your computer.
0. Install TextPad. Be sure to do this AFTER Java is installed.
1. Start TextPad.
2. Under 'Configure' at the top menu, select 'Preferences'.
3. In the pop-up menu, expand 'Tools'.
4. In the sub-menu, select 'Compile Java'.
5. In 'Parameters' on the right pane, add in front of $File " -classpath . " --> so that the whole thing in the box looks like "-classpath . $File". Be sure to put a space before and after .
6. Click OK.
7. Do the same for 'Run Java Application' under the 'Tools' menu, that is, 'Configure' -> 'Tools' -> "Run Java Application', and in the right pane, make the 'Parameters' box look like "-classpath . $BaseName".
If TextPad doesn't work well on your computer, you may want to un-install TextPad once, and re-install -- maybe an older version (which I posted at http://facweb.cs.depaul.edu/noriko/Textpad/) works better than the latest one.
Based on what I've experienced, BlueJ doesn't seem to require any parameter setting after installation. Simply download and install the program, and you are set to go.


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During blind (yes, blindfolded) taste tests of the wort it was very easy to pick out the old LME. Tasted thicker/burnt. Blind taste tests of the finished beer were not as noticeable, but the old LME still tasted off. Had a caramel flavor, but not a good one. Like a bad Scottish Ale.
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Bargain, bargain, bargain. This is the bargain city. Any street vendor will not hestitate to quote you a 200% selling price or higher. Almost everyone makes their living Read More
I've been to Bali 15 times and I love Mataharis.Before I had children I used to buy shoes,handbags,make-up,jewellrey and clothing for myself,at Mataharis.Now that I do Read More
Ubud's 'Pasar Seni' or Art Market is a must stop on the tourist route and tours to the market are offered by most travel agencies in Bali. All of Bali's finest arts and Read More
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When I say designers, I'm not referring to any of the names that we are accustomed to seeing world wide. The clothing at Studio Animale is the brainchild of Jacques Ruc, Read More
Toko 49 is a shop of handcrafts and souvenirs, particularly batik and carved wood. Most of this type of thing is available from other markets at negotiable prices, but Read More
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Two women injured in Route 17 crash in Mahwah
Two women were injured in a two-car collision that closed the right and center lanes on the southbound side of Route 17 in the vicinity of Route 202 in Mahwah Monday morning, according to the Mahwah police.
The drivers of the two vehicles were identified as Bukurije Demaj, 41, of Nanuet, N.Y., and Loraine Chepurko, 51, of Greenwood Lake, N.Y. They were taken by ambulance to Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Suffern, N.Y., where they were listed in stable condition, according to Lt. Philip Tangel of the Mahwah police.
Tangel said the chain of events that led to the accident started when Demaj called 911 to report that her Dodge Stratus sedan had run out of gas in the right-hand traffic lane and she had her 4-way hazard lights on.
A tow truck and a police patrol car were dispatched to the scene, Tangel said, but before they could get there, the disabled car was struck from the rear by a Subaru Forester driven by the Chepurko.
The impact crushed the front of the Subaru and the rear of the Dodge, and emergency crews were dispatched to spread sand on the highway to absorb gasoline and other fluids.
The accident, which was reported at 8:20 caused major delays on Route 17 southbound, backing up all the way onto the New York Thruway about a half-mile to the north. Both cars were cleared from the scene by 9 a.m.
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