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Universal Credit CRISIS: Up to £200m in IT spend WASTED – NAO
Re: The NAO might be waiting a fair old while...
Likely because its easier to manage physical objects, than try to write a program that understands the complexity of the benefits and tax system.
I expect there are a huge amount of unknowns and therefore despite the expectation, forecasting is not 100% accurate and so you can rightly expect the cost to increase.
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Amazon Prime is increasingly being used as an Amazon Tax. I would prefer they cut everything and just go back to offering next day delivery for £50 a year like the old days, instead of increasing it each year and then "adding value" with junk I don't actually want.
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Yep agree, the cars should have detected each other and if not just drop to survival mode ie. airbags, pretension seatbelts, phone for assistance etc and allow the collision as its unlikely to be serious on a mountain road unless its somehow a motorway up there
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Correct they setup a retainer for incidentals, e.g you empty the mini bar but claim you had nothing on checkout, they can hold this against your card for weeks. I think for up to 6 weeks but can't be sure why I think that, could have been a conversation with a receptionist..
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Why have a picture from days ago when ESA have released this today;
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Sky: We're no longer calling ourselves British. Yep. And Broadcasting can do one, too
Re: So does this mean
Seriously you think approx £240 a year is good value for entertainment? I wouldnt pay that unless it danced around a pole on my birthday.
I thought the "who is missing" is the staff ?
Is your kid ADDICTED to web porn? Twitter? Hint: Don't blame the internet
Re: "I also don't see any involvement of the internet"
In the case of Rotherham I think it would be more helpful if the doors were locked at night.
I was watching one of those Police programs the other day and the Police were picking up young girls who had walked out of their care home, they take them back (but cant actually force them to return) and the girls just walk back out the door again anyway, the girls were 15-16.
Its this stupidity that kids know best and its evil to actually enforce anything on them that is the main problem. They should be "locked in" until 18, end of..... rather than Service Stations for Peds.
NHS: Go digital or you won't get paid, warns Kelsey
Re: If they can't
Sounds like a Daily Mail rant... If people can do stuff online, saves me time and provides more time for receptionists to eat cake without being disturbed, a win/win.
BOUNCY BOUNCY: Comet probot Philae landed TWICE
Newsnight seemed more obsessed with a scientists tattoo much too his disgust
Philae heads for comet, reports back to mothercraft Rosetta
Re: The videocast is terrible.
It's science not XFactor we don't need some mic jokey telling us the same thing over and over again, playing for time.
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Re: With you on this
Interesting point, however on the flip side I'm currently dealing with a council regarding a persistent and high level of traffic collisions on a single 30m stretch of road. (Using DfT numbers over £300k worth of cost so far, police, damage, ambulances etc)
You would think it would be pretty easy to resolve but nope, they turned up with a gaggle of 4x "managers", probably in the region of £100k a year in wages alone, one who looked after kerbstones, one who looked after minor rated accidents and another who looked after serious rated accidents and some other hanger-on who fancied a day out as the weather was good.
They claimed there was no money, and couldn't care less anyway as its not their concern the levels of collisions regardless of the damage to the surrounding area, plus as most road works are contracted out they couldn't do much anyway. Still waiting 12mths later for a couple of bloody signs.
There is a tremendous amount of dead wood in councils, you don't need a 1-2-1 match of managers to do-ers and having worked in councils before, about 20% of the staff do 80% of the work. If they have worked there for several years then they have normally carved out a nice little number involving doing little except eating cake and drinking tea.
Privatise the lot of them and have performance related pay, measured on reducing the number of accidents in their area.
Amazon bags control of .book and .pay domains – but NOT .cloud
Re: Top level fraud
Doesn't it depend if they are trying to pass off (passing off) as your business in which case its bad and you can sue, otherwise you cant.
DODGY THRUSTER won't stop PHILAE hurtling toward COMET SHOWDOWN
Well Deep Impact more like punched a comet, rather than touched one...
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free roam of the Kennedy centre.
Watch out for the gators...
'Tech giants who encrypt comms are unwittingly aiding terrorists', claims ex-Home Sec Blunkett
Re: Nothing to fear
The Power of Nightmares...
This 125mph train is fitted with LASERS. Sadly no sharks, though
Solar panels on the roof and a windmill each end?
Doctor Who trashing the TARDIS, Clara alone, useless UNIT – Death in Heaven
Re: Osgood and Missy are not entirely "dead"
I don't think she was there in the first place, but a hard-light hologram, hence she could slip out of the handcuffs. It would be bonkers to kill off her character so quickly after establishing it.
Re: The Eyes
Keep the noise down, I heard you the first time.
Data protection laws come to the rescue of poor, underpaid UK MPs
Re: MPs: Lying, thieving, corrupt gits who think the rest of us are stupid
We are stupid.. Not heard of a safe seat? Is that more democratic than say, North Korea?
Painfully trendy: Someone just spent $200k on ebola.com
Re: This is where
You just need to be more creative and look at current trends especially around music artists for example, One Direction, a rubbish band.. but using the direction part I found some good available names using (whatever)direction.co.uk good for hub sites.
Also using "the" in front of the name will normally throw up some, for example this one is free.
or even this one is free
or base it on your name, in your case;
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Zippy one-liners, broken promises: Doctor Who on the Orient Express
Re: The singer was cute
Thanks for that.. yep very Amy Winehouse
SPLITTERS! Symantec cleft in twain
Re: Remind me: why all those acquisitions were good then?
I wonder if its a way of borrowing more money, saddle each company, like dividing your house and taking out two mortgages. Loads of "free" extra money, nice bonus for a bit and then off to the next company before repayments are due.
Get NAS-ty: Reg puts claws to eight four-bay data dumpsters
Re: Or alternatively...
Right.... but you are only really worrying about being locked into buying a certain suppliers disk, no??
A modern NAS you can use any disk that's on an approved list, they normally have a half dozen suppliers (Seagate/WD/Samsung etc) so I'm not really seeing any advantage or difference with going with a proprietary FreeNAS solution or proprietary Netgear/Synology etc. who is really going to write their own NAS software when you can already buy an out of a box solution, that will do all the permissions/Workgroup mode/Active Directory etc. Apps that stream/transcode etc.
I can't see the benefit?
Power Consumption
Would have been helpful to have power consumption figures, these are typically on 24x7 so its more important than how fast the interface is, which I'm only going to access to setup and then the odd update.
Appreciate the more disks, the more power etc.
SLOSH! Cops dethrone suspect - by tipping over portaloo with him inside
Re: Why (Because you are Arnaut the ignorant)
"Michael Brown was shot by Officer David Wilson when Brown allegedly tried to grab Wilson's gun during a stop."
So if the officer wasn't carrying a gun and brandishing it around, then it wouldn't have been grab-able and nobody would have been shot?
Universal Credit CRISIS: Howard Shiplee SHIPS OUT of top job
Re: Cost/person
Yes but that's the same with any new system, the cost is always up front.
If it rolls out (eventually) it should provide a return on the investment, but if Labour just can it for political point scoring purposes, then it will have been a complete waste of taxpayers money.
'Space bubbles' may have helped Taliban down 'copter in bloody Afghanistan battle
Re: National Security.
What happened to assets like AWAX and Nimrod have these been dumped in favor of a new shiney, more expensive solution?
London slaps down Salesforce's bid to rename Heron Tower
They could still call it
Salesforce Tower
Just add 110 Bishopsgate as the next line of the address.......
Yahoo!... Our Alibaba stake's worth BILLIONS. Oh – our shares are in the toilet
Further Explanation required
"...he was convinced that the Vodafone management was just so bad that it would waste all the money entirely. As it happened, he was wrong (they gave most of it back to shareholders), "
So they did just waste it by spunking it on shareholders for short term glory, rather than long term business growth?
TOR users become FBI's No.1 hacking target after legal power grab
Re: Re : Asperger syndrome...
"Unless you mean our political idiots here in the UK will make a law making it legal for foriegn agents to hack computers willy-nilly which I cant see them slipping past the electorate with much ease (well I hope not anyways)"
You make at least two assumptions;
1) That we get a vote which the MPs will take notice of. Can't remember the last time they actually voted in the interests of their constituents.
2) That the mindless majority of the press won't play the terrorist, pedo we're all going to die unless it's allowed.
Credit card cutting flaw could have killed EVERY AD on Twitter
Re: He Got Too Much
Should HAVE been
Don't bother with Apple's 9 Sept hype-day: Someone's GONE AND BLABBED IT ALL
Over sized
Smart phones are obviously oversized and need to be smaller. I've noticed at concerts and events that people cant fit them in their pocket and have to hold them the whole time, must be really tiring.
Rubbish WPS config sees WiFi router keys popped in seconds
Re: Dumb question here
3)... not strictly true as you could change your mac address to that of a trusted device and therefore gain access.
In a similar vein I used to use this method to "reset" my bandwidth usage when staying at hotels by changing to a different mac address and it worked lovely :)
Software bug caught Galileo sats in landslide, no escape from reality
Re: Bad code, or bad setup?
Sounds like it was lemming programming, rather than validating the config inputs against what was expected to happen and what it was doing was correct.
If the burn was the wrong way, why not an if on burn my altitude is going down/then stop the burn and ask for help/else burn on....
Take the shame: Microsofties ADMIT to playing Internet Explorer name-change game
Re: What SHOULD Microsoft call its browser?
Internet Bloater
DON'T PANIC! Satellite comms hacking won't be able to crash an aircraft
Re: VHF?
err unfortunately not all the time;
Stalwart hatchback gets a plug-in: Volkswagen e-Golf
Re: No spare wheel?
Is a POI tyre repair layer provided on the SatNav for this purpose or do you need to prepare a map before you drive off?
Hacker crew nicks '1.2 billion passwords' – but WHERE did they all come from?
Re: Use of email addresses as usernames
But that also provides an attack vector, as it allows a hacker to determine valid usernames as you would have to check if the username was already in use during the login/signup process.
Re: These hackers are monsters!!
Although SQL injection exploits have been known for a long time, even the OWASP doesn't seem to mention UTF8 Multibyte character exploits on its top ten list.
Whats required are some very solid security templates to be able to build sites, without the weight or steep learning curve of a full framework. Plus some good penetration tools that aren't ££££ks to buy!
Top Ten 802.11ac routers: Time for a Wi-Fi makeover?
Re: ADSL, VDSL built in / requires modem
Agreed. Looks like you need the ASUS DSL-AC68U variant;
Compatible with ADSL2/2+, ADSL, VDSL2, fibre and cable services for complete future-proofing
SCORE: Rosetta probe hits orbit of duck-shaped comet
Re: Very impressive
NASA's Deep Impact and Stardust were flyby and smash into a comet missions, rather than a rendezvous. I guess you could play on the semantics of what is a rendezvous.
Use Tor or 'extremist' Tails Linux? Congrats, you're on an NSA list
"Delete your cache now and put on a tin-foil helmet as soon as possible!" - My God, I thought it was only a tin-foil hat that was needed.
It's where the male brain is right??
Lords try shoehorning law against REVENGE SMUT into justice bill
Happy Snapper
"The peers said that people charged under their proposed amendment would have had to believe, at the time the picture was taken, that the image was to remain private."
So how are you going to prove this, the absence of a release form signed by all parties? Guilty as charged...
BT at last coughs to 'major outage' after broadband went titsup across UK on Sat
Re: Wasn't a DNS issue...
Yep wasn't a DNS issue. I tried Google DNS and not BT DNS and it was still not routing correctly, some sites were ok, some were not!?!
More likely that GCHQ black box failed....
New MH370 search zone picked using just seven satellite 'handshakes'
Re: Doppler Shift and Timing of Satellite Signals
You mean you never bothered to actually search;
Burst Timing Offset (BTO)
The BTO is a measure of the time taken for a transmission round trip (ground station to satellite to aircraft and back) and allows a calculation of the distance between the satellite and the aircraft. Based on this measure, a possible location ring can be mapped on the surface of the earth (Figure 3). An analysis of SATCOM system parameters showed that the accuracy of the rings was ± 10 km. This analysis was validated using recorded BTO values from the initial stage of the flight when the aircraft's position was known.
Labour vows: We'll pause one-dole-to-rule-them-all for drastic fix-up if elected in 2015
Re: A textbook example
Its not the same as buying a car.. you are being *given* money and the giver decides not to give it to you anymore, so how are you therefore entitled to compensation?
Secondly the savings can be whatever you chose them to be, depending on how you define the timeline to suit your argument/agenda. If you decide the timeframe as 1yr then it will be zero savings, but over 10 yrs or 20 yrs the savings will be considerable.
Yet another reason to skip commercials: Microsoft ad TURNS ON your Xbox One
I can only understand about half of what the guy is mumbling in the advert
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Pine Tree Hill Elementary School has announced its honor rolls for the second nine-week period.
Mary Downing, 89, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Feb. 6, 2012, in Hanover, Indiana.
Camden's basketball seasons could not have ended in a more frustrating fashion as both the Bulldogs and the Lady Bulldogs were victims of late-game 3-point shots in Tuesday's doubleheader with visiting Darlington.
I would like to address several concerns that I have as a taxpayer and a concerned citizen. We moved here a few years ago due to the charm, laidback living, and the way everyone took pride in their community. I have been very concerned over all the vacant buildings, one in particular: the old Camden Middle School. It is not only an eyesore, but could be a hot spot for crime and vandalism. This is not the type of first impression of our town that we want to give.
Jackson School has announced its honor rolls for the second-nine week period.
Like voters across the United States, we in Kershaw County are in the midst of being pummeled by almost constant "poll news." It seems that nearly every day there is a new political poll proving that one candidate or the other is the strongest choice for the White House. During the entire Republican primary, various candidates have pointed to polls showing them as most likely to defeat President Obama in November. Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich are both touting themselves as the only member of the GOP who can unseat Obama in the fall.
Real estate transfers
In one of their science units, Midway Elementary School kindergarteners learned about the differences in the seasons of the year. Their activities included a "dress-up" center in which pairs of students chose a season, selected clothing that would be appropriate, and then modeled their outfits for the class. Ethan Thomas (left) showed off his winter outfit while Natalie Acosta (right) sported summer attire.
Have you ever heard of Sid and Kid Kidney, Madame Muscle or Calci M. Bone? If you have elementary students in the Kershaw County School District (KCSD), you will soon.
The Kershaw County Ministerial Association (KCMA) has a tradition of offering Community Lenten Services. These services are hosted by a local congregation while inviting another local pastor to preach. In past years these services were held in the evenings. This year the services have been moved to the noon hour.
Cadet Edwin Davis Partin of Camden was recently honored for outstanding academic achievement at The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, during the fall semester of the 2011-2012 academic year. Partin earned one of the college's top academic honors, a Gold Star.
Mr. Arthur B. Bennett, 48, of 7 Trinity Court, Camden, SC, passed on Sunday, February 5, 2012. Funeral Services will be conducted on Friday, February 10, 2012 at 2 p.m. at Pine Grove AME Church, Rembert SC. Burial is to follow at Sandhill Cemetery, Rembert, SC.
Born May 13, 1950; Hillary Rogers Brooks, of Camden, SC, died on February 6, 2012, from complications relating to her long battle with cancer. Growing up in Northern Virginia, with her parents; Priscilla Blackett Rogers and the late Robert Edmund Rogers, she graduated from The Madeira School in 1968. She gained her undergraduate degree from Randolph Macon Women's College earning a BA degree in Religion in 1972.
Robert C. "Bob" Bair, of Camden, went home to his Heavenly Home Monday, February 6, 2012. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. at Camden First Baptist Church with the Rev. Bruce Hancock officiating. The family will receive friends from 9:30 – 10:45 a.m. prior to the service in the church fellowship center. Burial will follow the service in Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
November 4 is past, and statewide elections have been decided. As I have discussed in earlier columns, I am always intrigued, and even a little amused, with the amount of rhetoric that is aimed at education during election time. Now that the votes have been cast, there are a lot of important educational issues hanging in the air that will need to be resolved by newly elected office holders. The decisions made will have significant and lasting impact.
Dermatophytosis, otherwise known as "ringworm," is a fairly common fungal infection that can affect dogs, cats, and other animals.
This week is National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week and is being observed in Kershaw County with a series of local events. Organizers said they hope all residents will participate in at least one event or activity.
The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) earned an "Excellent" Absolute rating on state report cards issued today by the S.C. Department of Education.
The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its membership campaign for the 2014-15 athletic seasons at the school.
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Check out the first Tina Fey-Amy Poehler promo video for the Golden Globes, in which the two upcoming hosts give us their best Katharine Hepburn East Coast patter: "We're so excited we'll be doing classic Hollywood voices for all our bant-ah! Talking like this will nev-ah get old!"Read More »
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Check out this clip of newly re-elected Vice President Joe Biden's cameo in next week's "Parks and Recreation"...Read More »
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In contrast to the Oscars which went with Seth MacFarlane as its host, The Golden Globes went for peak vagina by announcing that Amy Poehler and Tina Fey will be hosting their 70th anniversary show on January 13.Read More »
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NBC has just announced that funny ladies Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, would host the 2013 Golden Globes. The two women currently rule the roost at their respective sitcoms, "30 Rock" and "Parks and Recreation," and have been two of the most revered comics in the past decade.&n...Read More »
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We enjoyed our several nights stay at the Legend Saigon Hotel, on the waterfront, just a few minutes' walk to the heart of the city. We arrived early morning, before check in time and were given a nonalcoholic drink voucher and waited just an hour for our room to be ready, well ahead of check-in time.
Check- in was fast and efficient. Rooms are lovely, well maintained, large by European standards and come with many bathroom amenities, stocked refrigerator, free daily bottled water, two types of bathrobes (silk or terry cloth), slippers, a flash light (you will understand when you see the electrical system in the city!), a safe, good storage area, flat screen TV with a variety of language channels, coffee maker with tea, hot cocoa and coffee, good sized working desk and free very fast, excellent internet. An English language newspaper is delivered daily and there is always a bowl of apples on each floor, free! Nightly turndown service with flowers.Toilets have heated seats and a warm water rinse! Ok...what more can you ask for????
It was very nice to be out of the craziness, traffic, pedestrians, expensive shops around the Rex/Caravelle area, but only a 5-7 minute walk away. Plenty of dining options just outside the hotel's back side including Skewers (very good) the Sky Bar for cocktails with a view….street food everywhere, lots of Japanese, Sushi Bar (inexpensive and great!) Indian food etc… Great eating and drinking area. However the exit from the side of the hotel is rough going, like so much of HCM; watch where you step on both the sidewalk and street! Siagon Square shopping center, has the cheapest clothing in the city (not tourist stuff, but knockoffs) and is 5 minutes away.
Upon arrival we received a plate of fruit and for Christmas a small Christmas cake. Service was always friendly from the pool attendants, reception, bell staff, dining room, security; everyone was always very nice, smiled and acknowledged us. The staff was amazing!
The lobby area was nicely decorated for Christmas, but it had a very empty feeling compared to walking into the Rex, Caravelle or Majestic; not many people seemed to be staying at the Legend, which really made it nice; however the closer it got to NYE, we noticed more visitors.
Breakfast was very good with just about everything you can imagine, including an egg station, hot dinner type food, soups and heavy on Asian food, but lots of delightful pastries, Danish, breads and wonderful fruit. Europeans, who enjoy a breakfast of meats and cheese, might be disappointed by the skimpy offerings, but the exotic fruit might make up for it or freshly grilled fish. The only negative aspect was the swimming pool area which shows the hotel's age, but it was certainly fine for our use and great to have it in the city. Also the spa and massage area was being "renovated" and was closed.
Check out was easy and fast. We requested a late checkout at 5pm and were offered a free checkout up until 2pm, but opted to pay ½ the room rate to stay until 5pm. Overall, I enjoyed our stay here, it has everything you need for a great vacation or business stay and staff that will make sure you enjoy your stay. Highly recommend!
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Hon. Ray Lawson Rotarian of the Year: Elizabeth Harris
Jack Burghardt Service Above Self Award: Col. Thomas C.R. Lawson
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The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty. The Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation supported solely by voluntary contributions from Rotarians and friends of the Foundation who share its vision of a better world. There are as many reasons to support The Rotary Foundation as there are ways to do good in the world. By giving US$100 a year through the Every Rotarian, Every Year (EREY) initiative, you become a Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member. Contributions to EREY are the primary source of funding for Foundation programs.
With your gift you're promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, saving mothers and children, supporting education, and growing local economies through grants that:
Rotary's PolioPlus Program, along with our partners, has reduced polio cases by 99 percent worldwide since our first project to vaccinate children in the Philippines in 1979. Rotarians have helped immunize more than 2 billion children against polio in 122 countries. For as little as $0.60, a child can be protected against this crippling disease for life. We are close to eradicating polio, but we need your help.
Your gift to the EREY and PolioPlus Funds are eligible for Paul Harris Fellowship recognition, a special "Thank You" from The Rotary Foundation to individuals for their generosity and support.
The next Rotary Club of London sponsored "Rotary After 5" alternative meeting will be held Tuesday, December 2, from 5 pm-6 pm, at Shelly's Tap and Grill (Best Western Lamplighter) 591 Wellington Rd.
This casual semi-structured meeting with interactive discussion, multi-club networking and no meeting fee (except for your own refreshments). All are welcome!
To celebrate 100 years of service to the London community, Rotary clubs in London are donating $100,000 to install a 14-foot illuminated clock in the tower at Covent Garden Market.
Highly visible to patrons of Budweiser Gardens and the Market, the clock will enhance the area known as Rotary Square that is home to the Rotary Skating Rink and numerous community events.Construction will begin in late fall with the official grand opening in March 2015. The same clock builder installed the clock in the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill in Ottawa – The Verdin Company. The clock will be a spectacular enhancement to the existing Market structure and beautify the area while raising the profile of Rotary Square.


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The Dark Knight Rises [REVIEW]
The so-called "final" segement of the Dark Knight Trilogy ! Love or hate ? Read my review
The so-called "final" segement of the Dark Knight Trilogy ! Love or hate ? Read my review
The new "Dark Knight Rises" opens in theatres this weekend , are you excited ?
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Went to the latest from Disney/Pixar , Brave, and it is fantastic! If you are looking for a fun "family" movie ... with
a message , then Brave is it.
The movie is centered on Disneys latest "Princess" Merida, a beautiful young red-headed lass from Scotland. The story to me is a female version of Lion King. In Lion King is was
In response to Shawn and Sue's question about our favorite "Grease" memories, I have to tell you that I saw that movie 12 times. In the theatre. I was truly obsessed and couldn't get enough of that film which had a perfect blend of romance, friendship, fun, great songs and energetic dancing
Look at them.
They're loud and obnoxious. They set themselves up way too close to you on the beach. They're blasting terrible house music and drinking cheap liquor from plastic cups. They're cursing up a storm within earshot of your kids and the stench of their sun tan oil, hair gel and body spray is overwhelming
Continuing its quest for world domination, 'The Hunger Games' earned another $21.5 million this weekend and marked its fourth straight week atop the box office charts.


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News about Automobiles, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 20, 2014
Molly Wood Machine Learning column reviews devices from Mojio and Automatic that allow smartphone users to connect to their cars; notes apps for the devices offer easy way to get information about one's car, including fuel usage, diagnostics and data about driving habits. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
European Automobile Manufacturers' Assn reports new car sales rose 6.5 percent in October from year earlier to more than 1.07 million units; sales are again led by Spain, up 26.1 percent from October 2013, helped by government incentives; among major European markets, only France sees decline. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Federal Reserve reports output at manufacturing plants rose 0.2 percent in October because of rising demand for machinery, plastics, clothing and furniture; automobile production fell 1.2 percent. MORE
Nov. 9, 2014
BMW says its complimentary four-year or 50,000-mile maintenance plan can be transferred to subsequent buyers only if they are members of the owner's family; announcement comes as surprise to BMW enthusiasts. MORE
Nov. 6, 2014
Ann Carrns Your Money Adviser column notes that longer-term loans for automobiles seem to be the new normal, even though downsides for longer loans can be considerable. MORE
Nov. 4, 2014
Autodata reports automakers sold 1.28 million vehicles in United States in October, up 6.1 percent from October 2013, for seasonally adjusted annual rate of 16.46 million vehicles sold; Chrysler posts October sales increase of 22 percent, while Ford is down 1.7 percent and General Motors is essentially flat. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Behind The Wheel column review of the 2015 Porsche Macan. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Around the Block column review of the 2015 Jaguar F-Type coupe. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of the 2015 McLaren 650S. MORE
Oct. 24, 2014
General Motors reports third-quarter net income of $1.38 billion, nearly doubling its $698 million profit in year-earlier period; benefited from wider margins in North America and a lack of large financial charges for safety recalls; revenue rose slightly to $39.3 billion, from about $39 billion year earlier. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
United States has told BMW to reduce gas mileage estimates on window stickers on four of its Mini Cooper models after audit found figures were overstated. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
BMW's i8 model features a sliced-and-angled body design that makes it one of the most futuristic looking cars on the road; elements of layered look are, however, beginning to appear in other vehicles and hint at an emerging trend in auto design. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
General Motors is concerned that so-called valet mode in the 2015 Corvette model may run afoul of eavesdropping laws in some states; feature allows owners to surreptitiously record video and audio when the car is in the hands of other drivers. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
PSA Peugeot Citroen introduces new DS brand, which derives its name from futuristic model that was introduced at the 1955 Paris Motor Show. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
The Upshot; Michael Beschloss HistorySource column recalls Ford's Lincoln Futura, concept car of the mid-1950s that captured stylistic essence of the space age; notes that while model fell by the wayside amid recession, it found a second life as the basis of the Batmobile in the 1960s television series Batman. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Jay Leno is said to be near an agreement to start a new prime-time show for cable channel CNBC built around his longtime affection for vintage cars. MORE
Oct. 6, 2014
Growing number of automakers aim to offer semiautonomous vehicles, by the end of the decade, on American roads where driver can sit back and let car take control; vehicles will even be able to pass and exit highways on their own; experts say very nature of driving will be radically reshaped. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Ali Hebi, barber who lives in a small Israeli village, stands out for his 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, American muscle car rarely seen in the Middle East; Hevi fell in love with vehicle after seeing it in film Smokey and the Bandit. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Preview of several new vehicles that will be released by various automakers in 2015; lineup features emphasis on compact utility vehicles known as crossovers. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Behind The Wheel column review of 2015 Hyundai Sonata. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Offerings at the 2014 Paris Motor Show fall short of revolutionary, with a number of so-called new models that evoke existing cars with minor facelifts and new electronics. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
General Motors says its sales for September increased 19 percent compared with year ago; GM matches continued strong performance by Chrysler Group; over all, American auto industry sales rose 9 percent in September. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
Inflated applications can mean that some of the most vulnerable borrowers are saddled with auto loans they can never afford to repay. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Heavy rains at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats force the cancellation of Speed Week, event at which speed enthusiasts push their cars, trucks and motorcycles to the limit. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Phoenix-area company Local Motors uses 3-D printing to create car made entirely from printed composite material; technology could have far-reaching implications for the auto industry. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Auto industry prepares for the Paris Motor Show, at which some 80 vehicles are expected to make their world premieres; tone at this year's exhibition are expected to be lighter than two years earlier, reflecting brighter outlook for the industry. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of the 2015 BMW M3 and M4. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Subprime lenders are increasingly relying on technology that allows them to track and disable delinquent borrowers' vehicles with just a tap of a cellphone app. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Phil Patton Design column examines ways in which carmakers are custom-tailoring the experience of entering and exiting an automobile; observes that new models make customized noises, gently raise and lower lights and even play short movies in an attempt to make driver feel welcome; notes that features, which can grow irksome over time, prefigure greater changes that are yet to come. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
European Automobile Manufacturers' Assn reports that registrations of new passenger cars in European Union rose 2.1 percent in August from year earlier, slowed from 5.6 percent rate in July. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
More high-speed 4G wireless connections are being offered in new vehicles, with Audi and GM currently offering the service; faster connections will improve sluggish in-dash services, increase speed of mapping and allow companies to track driver data and tweak vehicle software on the fly. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Dodge's 2015 Charger Hellcat will feature same 707-horsepower Hemi V8 engine as its Challenger counterpart, and will be the most powerful sedan from any mainstream manufacturer. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
First windshield-cleaning device was patented by Mary Anderson in 1903, but there were few automobile owners at time so it attracted little interest; windshield-wiper market became dominated by company called Trico, which was founded by John Oshei, about a decade later. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of the 2015 Dodge Challenger. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Chinese regulators fine Volkswagen and Chrysler for violating antitrust laws, announcing the first monetary penalties against large multinational carmakers swept up in broad investigation. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
GM's 2015 Corvette features built-in video camera behind rearview mirror that can be used to record, among other things, behavior of valets when they park the car. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Volkswagen's 2015 GTI, latest version of its compact hatchback, is likely the best all-around automobile in America for less than $30,000; price and quality may help propel car from cult classic to mainstream favorite. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of 2015 Volkswagen Golf TDI and Golf S 1.8T. MORE
Sep. 6, 2014
Mercedes announces it will start production on fifth model, ML Coupe, at its Alabama plant in 2015. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Fiat announces that merger with Chrysler will proceed, saying shareholder opposition was insufficient to derail it. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Subaru's new Legacy sedan is built on the same platform as the redesigned 2015 Outback crossover, and reflects many of the same improvements. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Behind The Wheel column review of 2015 Subaru Outback. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Profile of Joe Rundell, General Motors retiree who taught himself sculpture at the age of 71; Rundell has created a series of statues honoring the automotive pioneers of Flint, Mich. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
India's antimonopoly regulator fines 14 automobile companies about $422 million in total for failing to allow fair competition in market for spare parts; companies, including Ford and General Motors, were found to have broken fair-trading rules. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Slovakian company Aeromobil is developing promising prototype for a flying car. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Massachusetts-based company Terrafugia is in midst of testing Transition, two-seat flying car that produces 100 horsepower and runs on auto fuel. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Many inventors attempting to build a flying car struggle with huge design and engineering challenges, finding it nearly impossible to develop a car that also functions like an airplane. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
French company Vaylon is testing functional prototype of its flying car Pegase, which combines paraglider with lightweight off-road vehicle. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Roundup of several noteworthy flying car prototypes built during the 20th century. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
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- Fig Newton Nov 8, 2010 07:27 PM
San Francsico Chowhound, here. I'll be flying back to SF tomorrow from Boston. I have a car and some time in the afternoon to pick up dinner somewhere around town to take with me on the plane. Any suggestions? I'd prefer not a sandwich if possible (but will give up on that requirement if there's something TDF that I should try). Would prefer that it's not crazy smelly (Santarpio's garlic pizza is out).
Without outside assistance, I would probably head back to Formaggio Kitchen and load up on a picnic-style dinner.
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The advisability of ceviche will depend on when Fig Newton plans to eat. If it's over New York it might not be a bad idea. If it's over Colorado, it might not be a good one.
I live close to Formaggio, so they're my go-to place for in-flight food. I carry olives, sliced dry salami, hard cheese, etc. I prefer not to eat food that's too pungent on airplanes.
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Or their salt and pepper chicken. It will clean out your sinuses on the panes as well! You could also stop at Gallaria Umberto and get some arancini, panini, or a calzone. Less messy than pizza, more contained.
Go back to Formaggio, you won't beat that. Many of my plane staples are indeed sandwiches, so I can't be of help. Can't go wrong with Formaggio though.
Formaggio is usually my plane food. I would also add a clear flour demi baguette (if you are travelling solo), some local apples (not the best apple year but still darn tasty), a few of the Lakota cookies (in the cookie case) and salty oats cookies (either in the bread bakery case or the 6 pack is by the chocolates. I'm partial to the chocolate salty oat cookie).
The salamis are great and you can request that they a specific amount of slices v. weight.
Lastly, whatever bread you decide on, try and call ahead and have them hold it for you. Otherwise you may be sol.
Cheese, bread, salami, fruit and cookies. What more do you need?
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Make sure not to get a soft cheese. I had some taken from me at security for too closely resembling a gel!!
re: fantundo
That's funny. And, of course, the smell will do nothing to convince a harried TSA official that it's safe.
some boneless fried chicken curry from Cafe Mami (Porter square), maybe a baked pork sung bun from Yi Soon bakery (Allston), and a lemon curd tartlet from Flour bakery...tell the TSA to run the curry through their most powerful x-ray machine, that'll warm it up nicely for you
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Good idea with the filled Chinese buns, as they're delicious, portable, and probably the least smelly. And will produce the least trash that you'll have to sit around with for a while.
I would think that the Rincon Limeno ceviche is going to cause you issues at security and its not like there isn't plenty of good ceviche in the Bay Area. However, some of their sauced dishes like aji de gallina would keep for a bit and are not that smelly (a rotisserie chicken from El Chalan next door is probably more aromatic and they skin won't be crunchy but nice with sauce) If you have a GPS Chicarron from Latino Restaurant (910 Broadway, Chelsea) is best hot but fine within an hour or so and you can select other bits from their warming oven, or full plate if desired. Cafe Polonia's Pork Chop doesn't take you too far out of the way and you can find some temporary parking (double if necessary). You could also weigh in on the lobster roll debate by going to Belle Isle seafood.
Portugalia has a nice sampler platter, but not certain what else they make carries well. The Snack Bar (Senhor Ramos) has some stewed items which carry well but ask them for little liquid. Bobo de camarao from Muqueca is too much liquid and moqueca doesn't carry well. Courthouse seafood closes at 6:30, but also has a lobster roll and some things like fried smelts carry better than others. Skampa has a New England style roast beef, but you didn't want a sandwich. Keep in mind that there was a recent traffic pattern change in the direction to the airport from East Cambridge so although this would usually be a good option, its going to be slow at rush hour. Izzys a bit further away has a nice version of chicarron de pollo, octopus salad, some things from the warming oven.
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These are great ideas, itaunas. I was just racking my brain to think of some Portuguese treats. All good ideas that will travel well (get the lobster salad in a separate container and make the sandwich on the plane, if possible) and still be tasty at room temperature. Formaggio is a good idea, but SF has that all that stuff anyways, and it's just not as fun. And fried stuff can be hit (chicken) or miss (clams) after a few hours of sitting in styrofoam.
If you've got a middle seat, the answer is easy -- bring the stinky tofu.
I like the charcuterie option. I usually hit Salumeria Italiana but IdfFormaggios is more convenient it's equal to or better.
Keep inmind that liquids will be confiscated and I had a TSA agent take some homemade, semi liquid Mexican salsa taken from me recently..think consistency of apple sauce..let me keep the burrito for a nice snack when I got home.
Legal Seafoods has a devcent restautant in Term B..US Air and maybe C
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The room was relatively clean, the corners you should not to look, american furnished rooms. read hotel review
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The lodge is located about 5 kilometers away from jasper in fantastic surroundings on 2 lakes. The buildings are quite spacious and have mostly view of the lake. From a 'blockhouse' character i would however not speak, partly also two-story building with multiple rooms. In the main building there is a nice lobby with bar and fantastic views of the lake and mountains, also a few shops, another restaurant and access to the spa and outdoor swimming pool. The paths within the complex are quite long and will at minus 20 degrees still longer before, but you on the way ... to the main building a moose! During my visit to the skihauptsaison february (during the week ) the hotel was only about 30% occupied, so were not all furnishings open and i therefore also not to be described. My (standard ) room was ok, nothing special large but cozily furnished and with a small terrace facing the lake. A mini bar in vain, but coffee and tea available and in vain. The breakfast was because of the low occupancy not as a buffet, but a la carte. Since i prefer lots of different small things at the buffet eat, that was not my thing. Dinner i in the lobby-bar, the service was moderate, but the food very good and concerning the price still acceptable (Canada is just very expensive). The staff was friendly, although sometimes (the little occupancy rate?) Something bored worked. For questions or booking excursions were you very helpful. Of activities would be fantastic, although environmentally questionable outdoor swimming pool to name but a few. It is cool outside with a great view at the lake and mountains with over 30 degrees water temperature to swim. Furthermore, there is also a from me not used spa area. Outdoor offer beautiful walks around the lakes (seating for small breaks plentiful) and especially the natureis -ice rink on one of the two lakes. For the skier is a liable to pay the costs shuttle service to the ski marmot basin is offered, this only 2 times per day! Because of the small number of skiers (never more than 5 persons at the bus) but understandable. In conclusion i recommend the hotel further away, but for the winter (in the summer certainly a dream) because of the high price and the costly and rarely scheduled shuttle bus a few restrictions may apply. read hotel review
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The jasper perk lodge is outside of the town. By car it was about 5 minutes, on foot you need on a walk through the wood take a good half hour, to the center to come. The rooms are a variety of buildings throughout the property. Who a somewhat abgelegeneres house caught, therefore quite a few minutes to the main building with restaurants and shops are. But everything is wonderful peacefully located. The state of the rooms is tidy, here and there, however a bit dated. There needs to a or other place a little updating. However, the flair of ... of the hotel does it not detract from our stay. The different restaurants provide all very good quality, the service is left and friendly-all completely really pleasant. read hotel review
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The Fairmont is one of the landmark hotels of the area and has a wonderful location at a lake and surrounded by high mountains. An excellent setting. There is a central building with the reception and central restaurants and bars. In the same building, downstairs, there is a small shopping mall with rather overpriced shops. Of course, the food is quite expensive, therefore we drove into the village which is about ten minutes away by car. Our standard rooms, however, were not in the central building, but in small bungalows/apartments up a little hill. We were assigned a room in ... the last row, it was really disappointing. While we had free internet being Fairmont Club members, the signal was either very low or inaccessible. When I called reception they didn't really care much which was very disappointing. All in all a very poor experience at this high-end hotel chain. It was so bad that I took the liberty to complain to the hotel. I got a standard reply but also an offer of a refund of the room price which was unusually generous and highly appreciated. read hotel review
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The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Situated in the magnificent Canadian Rockies in a UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge resort invites you to experience the unique accommodations and Luxury Signature Cabins, sure to evoke memories of our Jasper Lodge that will last a lifetime. Whether you are planning a romantic getaway, corporate retreat or Jasper family vacation, you are sure to enjoy every minute. With a plethora of wildlife awaiting you just outside your cabin door, our beautiful property promises an abundance of outdoor summer adventure opportunities which includes unrivaled golf at Canada's #1 Golf Resort Course, newly redesigned Fairmont spa, canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking, trail hiking, horseback riding and so much more. Winter adventures also abound - outdoor ice skating, cross country skiing and skiing and snowboarding located just 20 minutes away at Marmot Basin. Our yearly Festival of Christmas celebration lets you leave your holiday worries behind to enjoy the festive season with Fairmont. No matter what time of year you visit The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, you can expect to be a part of "The Great Canadian Lodge Experience". Looking for a spectacular wedding or honeymoon destination? There is nothing more romantic than saying "I do" in the midst of the majestic Rocky Mountains, and the location options are limitless. Our talented and dedicated Wedding Team will ensure that all of your wedding dreams come true in one of the most beautiful settings on earth - Jasper National Park. Spend some time exploring the natural beauty of your own backyard - Jasper National Park - with our special BC, Saskatchewan & Alberta Residents' Rate. Business hours of reception: Every day: from 00:00 to 00:00
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Hotel amenities
- Library
- Meeting/Banquet Facilities
- Non-smoking room
- Hairdressers/Beauty salon
- Business centre
- Play rooms
- Hotel safe
- Internet
- Lift
- Air conditioning
- Free parking
- Car park
Room amenities
- Writing bureau
- Additional childrens' bed
- Air conditioning
- Safe
- Coffee and tea
- Balcony
- Terrace
- Bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Wake up call/Alarm clock
- Pets allowed
- Fire alarm
- Restaurant
- Hotel bar
- Cafe
- Catering service
A choice of sports
- Fitness centre
- Outdoor pool
- Tennis court
Spa offers
- Spa centre
- Massages
- Sauna
- Whirlpool
Other hotel information
- Rehabilitation centre
- 24 hour reception
- Babysitting/Child services
- Express check in and check out
- City
- Eurocard/Mastercard
- 24 hour security
- Car hire
- Nature reserve
- Information desk
- Currency exchange
- Pets allowed
- Children welcome
- All public and private areas are no smoking zones
- Wifi
- Newspaper
- Laundry service
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