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Workshop & Retail Space to rent Car Sales Site Lanelay Road, TALBOT GREEN, CF72 8HY
Situated in the heart of Talbot Green is this Car Sales site complete with Workshop and Sales Offices, secure enclosed compound.- MAY SELL More details ›
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4 bedroom detached house to rent 8 Walnut Close, Miskin, Rhondda Cynon Taff
Modern four bedroom detached property with detached double garage located in a quiet cul-de-sac within this popular Miskin development. Well presented accommodation includes: Entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and cloakroom. To the first floor: Four bedro... More details ›
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3 bedroom detached house to rent Parkdale View, Llantrisant
Individual detached property offering generous accommodation comprising: Entrance hall, cloakroom/WC, living room, sitting room, dining room, fitted kitchen and utility room. To the first floor: Master bedroom, en suite shower room with sauna, three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and family bat... More details ›
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Light Industrial to rent Glamorgan Vale Retail Park, Talbot Green
Immediately available to let a modern industrial/warehouse unit providing approximately 222 sq m (2,385 sq ft) gross internal area of accommodation.Located on an established and attractive business park situated just 2½ miles or so from junction 34 (Llantrisant interchange) of the M4 mot... More details ›
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Office to rent Ground Floor Offices 105 Talbot Road, TALBOT GREEN, CF72 8AE
Modern, stylish suite of ground floor offices situated in the heart of Talbot Green and being only a stones throw from all other local businesses from solicitors to key cutters, Talbot Green has a rich variety of local businesses and further benefits from great road and rail links both East and... More details ›
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4 bedroom detached house to rent Newmill Gardens, PONTYCLUN, CF72
A superb, modern, 4 bedroom, detached, furnished house, situated in Miskin,close to junction 34 of the M4. More details ›
Marketed by Cedar Properties (Cardiff) Ltd, Cardiff. Call: 02920 509048 Local call rate
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3 bedroom semi-detached house to rent 10 Miskin Crescent, Miskin, CF72 8JL
Spacious four bedroom semi detached family home situated in the heart of old Miskin within walking distance of Pontyclun with its wide range of amenities including a Park and ride railway station, Talbot Green is a little further distance together with J34 of the M4 motorway. NO HB. Pets considered. More details ›
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3 bedroom cottage to rent Redgate Terrace, PONTYCLUN, CF72
A charming 3 bedroom, unfurnished, stone cottage, fully renovated, with garage in the village of Groes Faen. More details ›
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2 bedroom terraced house to rent Hensol Road, Miskin, Pontyclun
2 Bed refurbished cottage, in this very popular location. Modern neutral decor throughout, good quality fixtures and fittings. Includes integral dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer, plus integral cooker & hob. En suite to master, with walk in wardrobe. The property is having new dou (cont.) More details ›
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3 bedroom detached house to rent Newbridge Rd Llantrisant
Three bedroom detached house TO LET in Llantrisant. Property benefits from lounge/diner,kitchen,WC, family bathroom and office/workshop at end of garden, for an additional charge. Viewing Recommended, Available Furnished/Unfurnished Now. More details ›


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It seems that actress Vivica A. Fox and her boy toy/former fiance, Omar "Slimm" White have joined the ranks of other cougar couples that have called it quits. There are all sorts of stereotypes associated with this kind of relationship. We love judging women who choose younger men as their romantic partners. And when these romances fall apart, we often call upon these stereotypes to understand where things went wrong. Although age sometimes has nothing to do with the break-ups, there are many hidden ways that an age difference plays a part. Here are some examples you might not have thought of.
'I'm older; I know better.'
Some older women may not see their younger beaus as equal counterparts. Often, the sentiment is subliminal. Women who are older naturally understand that their more extensive life experience grants them a certain kind of wisdom (even more so if they have already raised children). Slimm revealed his breakup with the actress didn't have anything to do with the age difference. But he did admit to a certain level of drama in relationship. Vivica may or may not have exercised this attitude in their romance. But in general, it's easy to slip into an air of condescension when you believe that you have more life experience than someone else.
Cougars may look sexy; but quite a few of them are actually rather insecure about their looks and/or sex appeal. Many women who date younger men claim that they are not doing so in an attempt to reclaim their own youth. But insecurity leaks out in many different ways. Going overboard with sexy clothes and hanging out in all the "young hot spots" are just a few of the clues that a woman is attempting to squeeze herself psychologically into another age bracket. But to assume that all "cougars" are having this issue would be presumptuous. In any case, when older women try too hard to relate to their younger boyfriends, the guys can sometimes feel uncomfortable after a period of time.
The Age Gap Looms
A large gap in age between a woman and man definitely does present its problems. The woman may not necessarily struggle to grasp younger social references in pop culture. But she may find that her younger counterpart is less refined in his courting skills. In addition to that, he just may not have the necessary tools to handle certain kinds of bumps in the road.
Relationships are already complicated. Finding someone who is on your mental and emotional wavelength often has nothing to do with age. But the obvious issues that we relate to an age gap aren't always the ones that tear relationships apart.
More from This Contributor:
Four Reasons Why Bruce Willis and Demi Moore Should ReuniteFive Great Things About Dating a Younger Man

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Linux(Learning the curve...Like when driving!!!)
Vista Business, XP Professional, and LInuxICE2 as my default OS( but using the Vista bootloader as my default bootloader)!
Ubuntu 9.04 detected all of my other partitions as well as my other drives....something is missing from LinuxICE2 to permit access to my other drives(at least as "user" it is) that Ubuntu 9.04 has that I need. Just don't know what yet!!!!!
Linux(Learning the curve...Like when driving!!!)
search in synaptic for ntfs-3g. That should allow you to mount ntfs drives (which you should see in thunar or nautilus)...
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Thanks Kev....Will try that!!!
How do I enable sound and cd playback
Linux(Learning the curve...Like when driving!!!)
check in APPS, Applications, pulseAudio Volume Contr, for the speaker icon at the top right. It is probably boxed (muted). Click on it to unbox (unmute). You should also now be able to use the volume slide bars.
i've never tested cd playback. I have a cd player in my car but I never *ever* use it. If it doesn't work, i may just take it out completely if the fix isn't trivial. I think most people just rip the disc and add it to their library anyway right?
Former author of LinuxICE, nghost, nobdy.
Current author of Automotive Message Broker (AMB).
Works on Tizen IVI. Does not represent anyone or anything but himself.
I would agree on the cd ripping, At first glance I cant imagine it not working, unless what you guys have been doing under the hood needs integration to make NGhost aware of the cd player function. I will give it a go.
I Just read what I wrote and I am not trying to point out that I think the NGhost/LinuxICE team has done anything wrong. It has just been my experience if no one required it and you weren't lucky enough for it to be a fallout of design requirements, then it probably won't work.
That was it...got sound now!!! Thanks Govee!!!
Just need LinuxICE2 to see media in my disk drive when cd's are inserted(how else can I rip them)!!!
Linux(Learning the curve...Like when driving!!!)
KEV gave some tips on a more permanent fix on a recent related thread.


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Guess all this sure belongs more to off-topic...but ok....I'm too shy....
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Guess all this sure belongs more to off-topic...but ok....I'm too shy....
Fried pickles are fantastic. We have a place in town that's famous for them, that and their gargantuan cheeseburgers. BTW they also serve what they call Elvis Tupelo Chili--don't tell EPE :lol:, so called for its use of Tupelo beans, which Elvis supposedly liked.
But the reason I revived this thread was to tell you all about a special I caught last night on the Food Network about barbecue in Memphis. Elvis was mentioned a lot in the special, particularly when they talked about Coletta's BBQ pizza, which he really loved.
That's something I read about in one of those Elvis cookbooks you all are talking about but I hadn't heard anything substantiating that until I saw this special. And by the way, there are probably 4 or 5 different Elvis cookbooks out there. I've got a couple: Fit For A King and the Presley Family Cookbook.
Back to Coletta's...When pizza first hit it big in big cities like Chicago and New York back in the late fifties, it took a while for the craze to really spread throughout America. So a Memphis Italian eatery's solution to breaking in its local barbecue-loving patrons to this new dish was--naturally--barbecue pizza.
Elvis loved Mr. Coletta's pizza and had a special table in the back which they sectioned off whenever he and his entourage were coming. His son runs the place now and remembers Elvis being there on several occasions. He said he'd usually get the barbecue pizza but sometimes he'd just order spaghetti or lasagna. He showed a couple photos Elvis autographed with a note of thanks to them.
Only having read about this once in the past, I never sought the place out while in Memphis. Now I'll definitely have to!
Barbecue pizza isn't that uncommon these days, though usually it's barbecue chicken they serve. But Papa John's and Pizza Hut sure don't make it like this...
They spread some barbecue sauce on the dough (crust), then mozzarella and cheddar cheese, and they throw it in the oven. Meanwhile, a pork shoulder has been cooking for I think 6 or 8 hours. They shred it and then lay it on thick on top of the cooked pizza, then add more barbecue sauce.
I will make an exception to my recent low-carb diet for this. I may gain back the 15 pounds I've lost, but I'm sure it will be worth it. :P
The show is going to air again Saturday, July 23 at 2 pm ET. It's called 'BBQ with Bobby Flay', this particular episode being devoted to Memphis. Catch it if you can.
Man, I'm hungry.
Oh, I forgot to add one thing. They talked about all the barbecue that is shipped out of Memphis every day to locations all over the world via FedEx, whose main air hub is in Memphis. Corky's does the most shipping, and they talked about how you can get online and place your order and have your food packed in dry ice delivered to your doorstep the next morning by 10:00 (here in the U.S anyway).
Of all people, the person they showed placing her online order was Nancy Sinatra! She seemed more down to earth in this feature than I would have ever guessed. She and her daughter and either her son or son-in-law placed their huge order, and then they showed their food arriving the next morning at 9:52. Then they showed a little of the food preparation and them having their meal, talking about how they're such big eaters.
It was interesting.
Thanx for the info!!!!I'm gettin' hungry myself...hot****nn....:)
A cook oh Humes highschool said Elvis liked"sloppy joes" which is a ground beef mixed with barbecue-like sauce.
Mary Jenkins who cooked for Elvis at Graceland for many years said:" He liked banana pudding andalso liked hot dogs with saucer kraut.barbecue pizza and potato cheese soup was alunchtime favorite of him, he liked it because it had "stick-to-your- ribs" flavor.
And I may mention that Mrs. Pauline Nicholson who made Elvis favorite dishes died July 13/2005.May God bless her soul.
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Man i'm going to memphis right now, hehehehe...when E was in the International hotel aparrently he use to sit in bed and have bucket of ice cream sent up to him...who knows...but that pizza looks great, i'll have 2 slices thanx...i may start up a pizza chain her in South Australia...just had a bright idear...i'll call it 'PRESLEY PIZZAS'...why not get in on the act...
Spanish omlette with a pound of burnt bacon, hashbrowns, & orange juice:D
Ham Bone Dumplings
1 large ham bone or leftover ham
2 quarts water
salt and pepper
2 1/2 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup Crisco shortening
1 cup cold water
Simmer ham bone in water for 15 to 20 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
Combine dumpling ingredients to make dough. Add more flour if needed to make dough easy to handle. Place dough on floured board and roll very thin. Cut dough into small pieces and drop into pot with ham. Cook about 20 - 25 minutes more
Baked Apple And Sweet Potato Pudding
4 large sweet potatoes
3 medium apples
1 cup water
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon apple pie spice
1/2 cup butter -- melted
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
graham cracker crumbs
Wash; peel sweet potatoes and apples. Cut into slices. Cover bottom of pan with graham cracker crumbs. Layer potatoes and apples in dish. Mix brown sugar with water and pour over each layer. Season each layer with cinnamon, apple pie spice, butter, and flavoring. Spread a few graham cracker crumbs over the top. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Let pudding stand for 4 or 5 minutes, then serve.
ENJOY TCB :king:


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TC Makers: Check Out The Georgia Tech Invention Studio Where Students Build The Future
When you give Dr. Craig Forest an inch, he takes a mile. The mild-mannered Assistant Professor of Bioengineering at Georgia Tech helped set up the Invention Studio on the first floor of a nondescript engineering building at the heart of the university's verdant campus. Founded in 2009, the 3,000 square-foot space grew and grew, eventually taking over the entire lobby and multiple workshops. The… Read More
TC Makers: Inside The American Giant Factory Where They Make The Greatest Hoodie Ever
When someone tells you they make the greatest hoodie ever, what do you do? You visit their factory outside of San Francisco and see just what all the fuss is about. Welcome to another edition of TechCrunch Makers where we meet Bayard Winthrop founder of American Giant, an SF-based clothing brand that manufacturers all of its clothing in the US. Read More
TC Makers: A Walk Through The Pinball Hall Of Fame
Before Pac-Man, before Pong, before Space Invaders there was pinball. And it was good. While we were in Las Vegas this week for CES 2014 we had the distinct pleasure of stopping by the Pinball Hall of Fame, an amazing space dedicated to all things electromechanical. I spoke with Tim Arnold, Director of Things And Stuff (or, alternately, Stuff And Things) who has made it his life's mission to… Read More
TC Makers: An Evening With iRobot
Deep in the wilds outside of Boston a team of mad scientists created the ultimate in robotic life: the iRobot Roomba, the ubiquitous, world-famous automatic vacuum that, for many of us, is our first brush with autonomous robotics. The Roomba's brains came from a military minesweeper, its parts came from kids' toys, and its mission - to clean up after us puny humans - came from a robotic floor… Read More
LittleBits Connects With $11.1M To Transform Its Electronics Kit Business Into A Hardware Platform
Big things are coming for littleBits -- the New York-based startup that makes lego-style electronics kits. The company, originally conceived by founder Ayah Bdeir in the MIT Media Lab (and backed in part by its head, Joi Ito), has already picked up traction for its first product: kits for children and hobbyists to create fun objects at home (see more in the video below). Today, it is announcing a… Read More
Snapguide Picks Up Another $3M, Redesigns Its How-To iPhone App
Snapguide, the crowdsourced, how-to app founded by a veteran from Yahoo Pipes and another from Google's Chrome business, is not yet focused on generating revenue, but it's quietly building up a platform with an eye to doing so very soon. Today, the startup is announcing two pieces of news that will help it get there: another funding injection of $3 million; and a redesign of its iPhone app to… Read More
Alabama-Based CMR Demos Programmable Magnets That Changes Polarity And Strength On A Whim
Magnets are pretty basic - some poles attract, some repel, and you can use them to hold stuff up on your fridge. However, what happens when magnets can be "programmed" to react in different ways? Huntsville, Ala.-based Correlated Magnetics Research has some magnets that can do some amazing - and slightly spooky - things. Read More
Makerbot Opens New 50,000-Square-Foot Factory In Brooklyn
Makerbot, the hardware darling that closed on a $10 million round of funding in 2011, has just announced that they will open their new factory and warehouse in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, on Friday. The space is part of the old Brooklyn Navy Yard and will be set up in a complex of older warehouses that dot the waterfront. Read More
TC Makers: 3D Printing Wizards At Shapeways Show Us Their Brand New Queens Factory
It's rare to see a company that is so established yet so cutting edge as Shapeways. The company, founded in 2007 as a spin-off of Royal Philips Electronics, began as a one-off 3D printing service that offered basic plastic items for sale online. Over the years, however, the company has branched off into some amazing materials - steel, ceramic, and even sandstone - and they've already been able to… Read More
In Praise Of Slow Hardware
In all the discussions I've had with hardware makers about their products, one thing is becoming clear: in the end, the cheap part is never cheap. Take a look at this post about a Kickstarter project for example. A maker, Michael Ciuffo, had recently funded a very cool QR code clock that used a simple array of LEDs to display the time in QR code. Read More
TC Makers: A Return To The Textile Economy At Durham's Spoonflower
Making custom fabric has long been the domain of the big guys. Trying anything new, whether it was having a swatch of cool fabric made or printing a custom logo on some slip covers, has required minimum investments of a few thousand dollars and lots of waiting. Spoonflower solved that. Founded by entrepreneurs Gart Davis and Stephen Fraser, this Durham, NC company began shipping fabric out of an… Read More
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Hidden amidst the winding pathways of Llewelyn Park, New Jersey, America's oldest gated community, steampunk designer Will Rockwell is building a future that never was. He began his career as a TV producer but he always loved to tinker with metals, leather, and wood - the three components of good steampunk. After building a set of Rocketeer-style USB keys, friends turned him on to Etsy. He opened… Read More
E-Commerce Site Grand St. Raises $1.3 Million To Give Makers A Place To Sell Their Gadgets
Online retailer Grand St. hopes to solve all that, by providing a marketplace to makers, helping to throw a spotlight on interesting gadgets that might otherwise fly under the radar. And to do that, the company has raised a seed round of funding worth $1.3 million. Read More
TC Makers: A Walk Through Adafruit Industries With Limor Fried
Since we started Makers I've made it a priority to try to visit Adafruit Industries, the amazing Manhattan-based electronics shop run by Limor Fried. Fried started her company out of her dorm room at MIT, building cool electronics kits for her friends. She slowly expanded into other hobbyist realms including Arduino add-ons, how-to books, and cases. Now her store is bustling with 1,302 items for… Read More
TC Makers: Engineering The Perfect iPhone Cover At Element Case
A buddy of mine who lives in Shenzhen said that the best tech business to be in - the one that offers the most profit for the least amount of work - is soft goods, meaning cases, bags, and other paraphernalia. Don't tell that to the guys at Element Case. Their amazing metal and wood iPhone cases take hours to build, months to design, and they look simply amazing. Read More
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What do you do when you already have the coolest job in the world? You start a business where you can have another amazing job on evenings and weekends. Daric Schlesselman is an editor for the Daily Show in Manhattan who lives in deepest Red Hook, a small, cool community on the edge of Brooklyn. There he rents a former paint factory where he's set up the Van Brung Stillhouse and storage… Read More
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When I first saw Bossa Nova Robotics Mobi I was amazed. It was a robot that stood on a single, large ball and could roll through tight spaces and between people. It seemed like a ludicrously cool circus trick. The folks at BNR were kind enough to give us a quick tour of their facility in Pittsburgh, Penn. where they're commercializing the product and hope to bring it to market next year. The… Read More
Lady Ada AKA Limor Fried Named Entrepreneur Of The Year
While I don't often hold stock in random pronouncements by magazines, I'm shocked and thrilled that Entrepreneur Magazine named Limor Fried, founder of Adafruit Industries, as their 2012 Entrepreneur of the Year. Limor runs a $4.5 million company with 25 employees and she produces some of the coolest electronic gadgets around. Read More
A Very Makers Gift Guide
It's been a weird year for hardware: the biggest, most news-worthy launches haven't come out of Cupertino or Tokyo but out of small Kickstarter campaigns that have, in the end, raised millions of dollars. Makers, in other words, are finally getting their due. Read More
TC Makers: A Visit To The Brooklyn Factory Where They Make The Ultracool Blink Steady Bike Light
It's rare to see the creation of a product from idea to implementation but Blink Steady, a unique, multi-sensor bike light, allowed us to do just that. Created by Benjamin Cohen, Stuart Heys, and Mark Sibenac, the Blink Steady launched in April on Kickstarter and shipped last month. Read More


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This year, Madison's end-of-summer bash moves to the 100 block of King Street, and it will be bigger, better and more fun for the entire family. Come celebrate with Isthmus, King Street neighbors and the winners of the Madison's Favorite Readers Poll on Saturday, August 29 from 3:00 p.m. to midnight on King Street where it meets Capitol Square.
For the first time ever, the block party will start early to include great family-friendly entertainment, games and activities. Starting at 3 p.m., DJ Nick Nice will break out his Baby Boogie music while the Jolly Giants impress with stilt-walking, magic, juggling, and more. Ancora Coffee will have delicious food and drinks along with face painting, while the Aldo Leopold Nature Center will have interactive games and activities. Then at 5 p.m., the children's group Shrunken Heads, will take the stage. Plus, the men's clothing store Context will be selling their wares all day.
The nighttime party atmosphere will begin at 7 p.m. with mingling on the sidewalk and in the street with the Taste of King Street, featuring food and drinks from Tutto Pasta Cucina Italiana, Madison's, Opus Lounge, Woof's, Café Continental, Ancora Coffee, Kushi Bar Muramoto, and The Local Tavern.
You won't want to miss three amazing musical performances starting at 7:30 p.m. Blueheels will kick things off followed by Madison's Favorite DJ, Nick Nice. The excitement will skyrocket when '70s cover band VO5 takes the stage with classic tunes, amazing costumes and a can't-miss light show.
The party is presented by Isthmus and sponsored by the Great Dane Pub & Brewing Company. Additional sponsorship support provided by Madison's Central Business Improvement District. Nearby street parking is available in addition to the Brayton, Government East and Capitol Square North city parking ramps; more information on parking can be found here.
Come celebrate on King Street at Madison's Favorite Block Party!


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This is the worst game I have ever seen... Colorado Buffaloes vs. Iowa State Cyclones - Recap - January 22, 2005 - ESPN
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This is the worst game I have ever seen... Colorado Buffaloes vs. Iowa State Cyclones - Recap - January 22, 2005 - ESPN
It seems they are college and HS kids that have never played a sport in their life. It does no good to go after these players on twitter. If you cannot say something to their face dont tell them it on twitter.
Hampton was a huge gut punch, but in terms of losses to bad teams, hampton was still a tourney team, which is far more than tech can say.
Will Clyburn @Da_Thrill21
@monkzach @mitch_arnold10 @suspence8 somebody give these guys some attention lol #disloyal #fans
uh oh
Didn't we lose to Iona at some point too?
5th year seniors should know how to take heckling, but then again 5th year seniors shouldn't play consistently flat.
They were higher in Sagarin than tech also. Tech is at the current level of nowhere Norfolk State, putrid Bowling Green, Woeful Wofford, you get the picture.
Last year they were #222, this year they were #225. No improvement. ACTUALLY WORSE.
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/bkt.htm 2013
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sport...in/bkt1112.htm 2012
Hampton was a bad team beating a ridiculously good team. Tech is a bad team beating an average team. Advantage Hampton.
The Players should expect negative feedback after a performance like that. Pathetic and embarrassing loss to a horrible, horrible team.
That being said, I don't condone personal attacks on twitter. I also wish Korie and Will would ignore those comments directed towards them.


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What kind of car do you drive?
LOL - - I don't think Nissans Ever quit.
I "drive" a Volvo S40.....I quoted Drive because I seldom do....I am a Lousy "merger" so I don't even attempt the highways....so, If I drive it's just in the neighborhood.
I drive a black Chevy Malibu and my 2nd car is a pearl white Aurora (love the Aurora cuz it's completely loaded but need to save mileage on it so i let my daughter drive it back and forth to work because it's closer than my work).
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Yesterday at Red Corner we pointed you in the direction of the new up-and-coming Bulgarian party town of Varna.
Today we'd like to follow up with a great little feature from The Independent: 24 Hours In Varna.
I love this section of the paper because "24 Hours" cuts right to the chase, giving us tourist folk the down-and-dirty on what to see and what to do while seeing it.
In the case of Varna, The Independent guides us to the best way to start the day--viewing the sun rise over the eastern facing water--and then whisks us through the remaining 23 hours with Roman baths, sea gardens, swimming, wine tasting, cocktails, food, and dancing until the next sunrise occurs.
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@ MRWalker82 : ...that's REAL THIN reasoning on your behalf there! It barely makes the standard for voting with reasoning, but it's a hypothesis that stands without doubt... let's just say I have a feeling you merely enjoyed making this battle a tie again... *grin*
I will allow the vote, but waluigi has the last saying in this matter, so your vote hangs by his mercy... =)
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So... it's a tie... I'm a bit eager to find out who will be the winner of this battle, aren't you?! =D
So, state your votes with reasoning and bring this battle to it's end! Then the next will commence... Come on people, VOTE!!!
Posted Jan 22, '12 at 9:31am
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What a nuisance that both bands are tied. What are the odds that our dead Forums have more voters?
Posted Jan 22, '12 at 10:57am
Those are very slim... and there's no way to influence them...
...or is there? *creepy sounds* (O.o)
I guess the only thing to do is trying to persuade more users to visit and vote in these competitions! ;)
For now... this battle is a 'status quo' without a solution. =)
Posted Jan 24, '12 at 9:03pm
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O.o can i vote again???? 0.o i'm going crazy.... o.O
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+1.. fo SLIPKNOT
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Vote isn't going to be counted unless you give a reasonable explanation as to why you voted for your choice.
Posted Jan 25, '12 at 8:45am
@ Schmiddy1234 : Why do you want to vote again? First of all... voted means voted! But that still raises the question, 'why?'... I'm sure you had a look at the example videos provided? (there were, if I'm not mistaken) So, base your vote on them! =)
@ CommanderBrenden : Like Nichodemus said... no reasoning = vote not counted... state a reasoning for your vote and we'll add a +1 for Slipknot for you! Easy as pie... ;)
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Sigh...At least its better than those people who still vote for the Aerosmith/ KISS battle from three years back.
Lets keep the votes coming people. And I'm always open to battle suggestions (please put them on my profile). I think I've got an idea for the next battle already that I dug out from deep in the archives of my profile comments.
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Dadada! the metal head who requested this battle is here! and this choice is actually really hard :( FFDP has Under and Over it which is realy awsome. But im gonna go with Slipknot. I remember the first time i listened to Phychosocial... *******ing awsome! Maggots prevail!
Now to nichodemus... Slipknot is metal are you deph (lol did i mispell that :P) it sounds nothing like Emo? This is Emo and i still like it. I *******ing hate it when people bash emo!
Posted Jan 26, '12 at 1:04am
Er what....I dont think I even came close to saying Slipknot is of the Emo genre. I know my music genres.
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Kind of hard to lock it in stylistically, but it's a big and bold brew, good to drink once if not to session.
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09-20-2013 02:12:34 | More by laituegonflable
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Alberta (Canada)
3.54/5 rDev +3.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
One of the better lagers that I've enjoyed in the past year, although an India Pale Lager is not a style that i've ever heard of before now.
It was a lot darker-- deep amber-- than I was expecting and despite the "60 IBU" stamp on the label, I thought it was more bitter than it was going to be, too.
I have to say that it was a fine effort, although I still prefer my west coast IPAs to this Eastern IPL.
Serving type: bottle
12-01-2013 19:53:13 | More by MAB
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +2.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Can: Poured a light amber/orangey color ale with a relatively large foamy head with good retention and some light lacing. Aroma of light citrus hops notes with light dry crisp malt notes. Taste is also dominated by dry and subtle citrus hops with some light dry and crisp malt. Body is about average with good carbonation. A bit light on the hops side for my taste but well brewed nonetheless.
Serving type: can
11-07-2013 15:17:09 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev +5.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours a lightly hazy orange with a big, foamy cap that drapes the glass in lace. Citrusy and herbal hop notes and wet grains in the nose. Bready maltiness with a tad of astringency up front with the hoppiness quickly following suit in the first sip. some grapefruit and woodiness in the hop profile, and a good amount of somewhat coarse bitterness in the finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a high level of carbonation.
A good lager, but a bit of an astringent off flavor (perhaps a wierd form of hop bitternesss?) that doesn't ruin the beer but detracts. Still worth a try.
Serving type: can
10-31-2013 01:39:21 | More by CAMRAhardliner
Ontario (Canada)
3.34/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Pours a nice amber colour, very slight cloudiness. Nice restrained carbonation, off white hued head. Sharp hoppiness at first whiff then a lager-like malt note. Flowery and bitter right out of the gate upon first sip, more "ale-ish" than I expected, some malt sweetness backing it up but mostly hop bitters. Thin mouthfeel doesn't detract. Finishes long and hoppy...if you like the more bitter lagers or a milder IPA then this is up your alley. A nice surprise as I wasn't expecting too much from this.
Serving type: can
10-20-2013 23:39:38 | More by beerluvr
Ontario (Canada)
3.26/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25
473 ml can picked up from LCBO. Didn't realize this was a Creemore offshoot.
Appearance - can poured into pint glass Nice slightly hazy golden / copper / orange color than IPA's only ever seem to have.. Nice 1.5 fingers of head but low retention time. Good soapy collar left around the top of the beer and a bit of wispy cream on top. Very nice looking beer.
Smell - Surprisingly subdued hops, but also some malt is quite present. Reminiscent of a strong bitter molasses if that makes any sense. A certain dry roasted feature is observable in the nose as is plentiful grapefruit and lemon. Somehow it doesn't work as well together as has been described here.
Taste - Hops shine through, but malts are again very present/ When beer is just out of fridge they don't work that well together, but as the beers warms (say 20 minutes) this improves significantly. There is definitely a dry roasted quality in the hops that is palpable here in the beer. Very biter aftertaste that seems strange after a perceived medium dose of pure floral hops while drinking.Piney notes and grapefruit again are present.
Mouthfeel - Very dry finish, quite astringent.. Never really got the puckery citrus flavor most hoppy Pale Ales.
Overall - An interesting effort at something different combining strong malt presence with a very hoppy lager, but for part, it just doesn't do it for me. By no means a bad beer just would rather have a number of other beers before choosing this one.
Serving type: can
10-10-2013 22:15:16 | More by DenisKolkin
Ontario (Canada)
3.38/5 rDev -1.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3.5
Serving Type - 473ml can poured into a pint glass
Appearance - Cloudy orange/copper...quite striking for the style. On top sits 2 fingers of slightly off white head which dissipates quickly. A good amount of lacing is left behind.
Smell - Caramel malt bits and a good deal of grapefruity-citrus. Otherwise quite grainy.
Taste - Not sure what to make of this. It's pretty bitter for a lager (but maybe not for an 'India Pale' Lager?). Grains and sweet malts up front, followed by light citrus and sweet malts. There is a lingering bitterness towards the end, along with more grain.
Mouthfeel - Hevay enough body for the style. Carbonation is quite hight. Finish is a bit wonky really...a little coarse and very unpleasantly dry.
Serving type: can
10-01-2013 01:01:25 | More by IdeaSpeeder
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Randy Howland spent most of this past year working at a $10-an-hour customer service job. He used to make six figures. With this job, he was settling, just so he could have the satisfaction of working. It was essentially a call-center job.
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Haters are here. And there. And everywhere. And the word "hate" is in the air.
Fox has a new sitcom: I Hate My Teenage Daughter. A recent issue of Us magazine tells us "Why Scarlett Johansson Hates Blake Lively." Psychology Today explains "Why We Hate Airport Security." Dick Meyer, formerly of NPR and now executive producer for news services at BBC America, wrote a provocative book called Why We Hate Us.
Children hate beets. Many adults hate beets. In fact, so few people in the U.S. eat table beets that the federal government doesn't bother to keep track of how many are grown and sold, even though it does keep track of just about every other crop, including turnip greens and horseradish.
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Nearly 300,000 Colorful Hearts teddy bears from Build-A-Bear Workshop sold in the U.S. and Canada have been recalled.
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2011 was a year of crisis and revolution, and that took a big toll on the world's financial markets. In the United States, stocks lurched along for much of the year, losing and gaining ground over and over again.
Stock prices are ending the year just about where they were at the beginning, and anyone who invested in anything but the bluest of blue chip stocks probably didn't make much money. And yet, the flat trend lines masked a huge amount of volatility, says Jack Ablin, chief investment officer of Harris Private Bank.
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When: Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009, 8 p.m.
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The Kennedy Center's own resident ballet company makes its Santa Barbara debut. George Balanchine's most celebrated muse, Suzanne Farrell remains a legendary figure in the ballet world. During her 28 years on the stage she expanded the limits of ballet technique to a degree not before seen; and in 2001, she founded The Suzanne Farrell Ballet to preserve Balanchine's legacy. The company will perform The Balanchine Couple, featuring pas de deux from nine Balanchine ballets with onstage narration by Farrell. Pas de deux include those from Apollo, La Sonnambula, La Valse, Agon, Meditation, Chaconne, and Stars and Stripes, "The Unanswered Question" from Ivesiana, and "Pas de Mauresque" from Don Quixote.
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iStockphoto/ ThinkstockFrankly, we'll find any excuse we can to indulge in a cup of joe - or four. So when the Internet blows up with the latest medical study touting the newest health benefits of coffee, we're all ears.
The latest news? Coffee is now widely reported to reduce joint pain, especially in the wrists, hands, back, and neck. Study participants were tested doing the traditional office work after a cup of coffee (while the control had no coffee), and then self-reported a much lower intensity of pain if they had had a cup. (So if you're crouched over at a desk, like me right now, drink up.) Now, those daily Starbucks runs are justified!
Related: Can Coffee Make You Live Longer?
But the truth is, coffee hasn't always been touted for its health benefits. The old wives' tale that it'll stunt your growth may have been debunked, but there are other drawbacks that make us question the java. Some negatives? Headaches, insomnia (a given for caffeine-aholics), heartburn, and palpitations, reports CNN. And we think it's safe to say that a milky, sugary, fatty iced coffee isn't going to do wonders for your health.
And of course, not every study can prove that coffee will really cure any disease on its own. As Dr. Alberto Ascherio, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health said to CNN, it's more common for a study to find an association between coffee and health effects rather than prove how coffee can prevent diabetes, cancer, or depression.
Related: Coffee vs. Tea: What You Should Drink for the Most Health Benefits
Still, if coffee is a regular part of your morning (and afternoon, and night) routine, you can rest assured that you're doing your part for your body. If you're not a coffee drinker, start slowly, like you would with any new dietary habit. Everyone metabolizes coffee differently - it's why some people can crash after a cup and others stay up all night after a few sips - but it can still have positive health effects. Seeing as we have a large latte on our desk right now, we're happy with this news.
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Endometrial cancer is the most common type of uterine cancer, affecting women usually between the ages of 60 and 70. When obese, post-menopausal women were studied for their coffee habits, those who drank two or more cups of coffee per day had a lower risk of endometrial cancer. Another study from the Harvard Public School of Health found that even one cup of coffee per day significantly reduced risk. It could be because coffee lowers levels of insulin and estrogen. No word yet on if decaf coffee also lowers endometrial cancer risk. Be forewarned, though: black coffee will have a bigger impact in cutting risk. As another study from Harvard concluded, the "addition of substantial sugar and cream to coffee could offset any potential benefits."
Related: The Health Benefits of Drinking Coffee
Liver Cancer
One University of Minnesota study found that high coffee intake - more than three cups per day - significantly decreased risk of hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common type of liver cancer. And it's been found in several studies that a higher consumption of coffee is usually associated with a lower risk of liver cancer.
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Oral cancer, or cancer of the mouth, can affect the gums, lining of the cheeks, and the floor and roof of the mouth. Caffeinated coffee showed a reduction of risk of cancer in the oral cavity and pharynx in one U.K. study. But, the risk was only lowered with about four cups of coffee per day.
The more you drink coffee, the less depressed you'll be? That's what one study found, which followed 50,000 women between the ages of 35 and 50. Those who drank two to three cups per day were 15 percent less likely to develop symptoms of depression; however, the reason is unclear. The researchers said it might even be because of lifestyle; those who drink coffee tend to be more "behaviorally activated" than their non-drinking peers, which could mean they were already less prone to depression. (photo Thinkstock/ iStockphoto)
We're not sure if you can count death as a disease, but coffee just might be the trick to living longer. A study of 400,000 Americans between the ages of 50 and 71 found that those who drank two to three cups per day were 10 to 15 percent less likely to die in the next 13 years. Some attribute its powers to antioxidants, which protect the body from free radicals.
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The spokesman linked the attack to Western efforts to help the government of Mali fight Islamist insurgents and warned that the group would carry out "more operations." He called on Algerians to stay away from the installations operated by foreign companies, because "we will spring up where nobody expects it," the news agency said.
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Consumerism Criticism
A selection of articles related to consumerism criticism.
Original articles from our library related to the Consumerism Criticism. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on Consumerism Criticism.
- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 3
- WAKE UP, GET DRESSED & MOVE OUT The search for Truth and meaning that occasionally marked the philosophies of the ancient world, appears to be in a state of serious decline in the present day. In our institutions of psychology and philosophy, there is...
Philosophy >> Survivalists Guide for the New Millennium
- Weight of the World
- A man and his son were once going with their donkey to market. As they were walking along a countryman passed them and said: "You fools, what is a donkey for, but to ride upon?" So the man put the boy on the donkey and they went on their way. But...
Paganism & Wicca >> Daily Life
- Aurum metallicum (Gold)
- Aurum is gold. Astrology places the metal gold under reign of the Sun. Through nuclear reactions the Sun generates its own energy. The planets are born from the Sun; the Sun is in a way the father/mother of the family of our solar system. All life on the...
Remedies >> Remedies A
- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 1
- FACING OUR REALITY Lets face it, the pace and direction of worldly changes have run far ahead of the current human capacity to change with them. Modern society has become a force with its own momentum; a great machine of mass production and...
Philosophy >> Survivalists Guide for the New Millennium
- The Seven Shaman Principles
- The World is What You Think It Is Positive thoughts attract positive people and events, and negative thoughts attract negative people and events. Corollary: Everything is a dream Dreams are real and reality is a dream. The only test we use for a reality check...
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- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Summary
- As we enter into the new millennium, the dreams of a fading era carry us all to an uncertain destination. The modern age has in no way resolved the human crisis, which is not significantly different except in terms of scale and severity, than the tragedies...
Philosophy >> Survivalists Guide for the New Millennium
- Cuprum metallicum (Copper)
- The metal Cuprum, copper, is associated with Venus. The Goddess Venus was born from the sea (the water-element symbolizes our feelings and emotions), standing on a shell and only dressed in her long, copper-blond hairs. Venus became the Goddess of love,...
Remedies >> Remedies C
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- The Simpsons Movie: Critiques on Consumerism and Environmental
- 4.1 Conclusion. 51.
- www.snpp.com
- Appetite: Gastronomic Preoccupations
- consumerism, criticism, deadly, desire, envy, gluttony, govern- mentality, greed, lust, pride, sex, sexuality, sin, sloth, spec- tacle, vice, virtue, wicked, wrath.
- www.emsah.uq.edu.au
- The structure of hip consumerism
- homes.chass.utoronto.ca
- Brave New World's Critique of the Present by Dario Fernandez
- consume much. I bet there are many here who do not consume much.
- mises.org
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- How Can We Change Consumerism?
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- A Christmas Consumerism Criticism | @ActonInstitute PowerBlog
- Dec 21, 2007 Ramsey Wilson provides a thoughtful and valuable post on my previous entry on Christmas consumerism.
- blog.acton.org
- Delectable Materialism: Were the Critics of Consumer Culture
- Mar 21, 1991 Take, for example, criticism of advertising, often attacked as the most ..
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3.15/5 rDev -9.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Pours a clear amber with a decent crème head. Nose seems almost nutty. Flavor is sweet like candy with apple tones. Basically it just tastes like an artificially sweet lambic. Feel has a quite full carbonation. Liquid is slick. Okay to drink. But certainly not a traditional gueuze by any means.
Serving type: bottle
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3.61/5 rDev +4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Looks dark orange to amber, nice foamy head, sticking to the glass.
Smells like sweet and sour cherries, hay, low barrel notes. Like a gueuze, but sweeter.
Very sweet fruitiness, like an apple/pear cider. Lots of green grapes, but not as musty as expected. Not a huge tartness also, taste is of sweet (rather than sour) cherries. Citrus is sweet also, with a bit of zestiness. The malts are light and pale. Some tasty spiciness. Green grass, hay, barnyard notes that you can find in a saison mostly. Woody notes also from the barrel, but pretty low(ish). Low bitter finish.
Fizzy in the beginning, but it gets quite creamy as it sits.
Not the type of gueuze that i like, but not a horrible beer either. I guess it's a good introductory one into the style.
Serving type: bottle
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4.25/5 rDev +22.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Appearance: Clear, orange body with a small head
Aroma: Tart; fruity; apple-cider-like
Taste: Very smooth; almost like Strong-Bow cider; delicious
Remarks: Sour beers are not normally my thing, but this one was quite good.
Did not score A, T, S, M at that time; disregard those scores
Serving type: bottle
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Hendon, London.
Intertitle: "In aid of the R.A.F Memorial Fund. Remarkable 'rehearsal' pictures of the greatest Aerial Display ever seen, to be given by famous War Pilots on July 3rd".
L/S of a biplane flying so low it is skimming the grass, it comes to a bumpy halt and a man is seen...
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