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Precious Illusions Lyrics - Alanis Morissette
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you'll rescue me right? in the exact same way they never did
I'll be happy right? when your healing powers kick in
you'll complete me right? then my life can finally begin
I'll be worthy right? only when you realize the gem I am?
but this won't work now the way it once did
and I won't keep it up even though I would love to
once I know who I'm not then I'll know who I am
but I know I won't keep on playing the victim
these precious illusions in my head did not let me down when I was defenseless
and parting with them is like parting with invisible best friends
this ring will help me yet as will you knight in shining armor
this pill will help me yet as will these boys gone through like water
but this won't work as well as the way it once did
cuz I want to decide between survival and bliss
and though I know who I'm not I still don't know who I am
but I know I won't keep on playing the victim
these precious illusions in my head did not let me down when I was a kid
and parting with them is like parting with a childhood best friend
I've spent so long firmly looking outside me
I've spent so much time living in survival mode
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Precious Illusions: social drugs, social "food" (see poison), social contracts; yet, where hide the ethics of do no harm? Well, at last the ethics sing from an avatar amidst a song Goddess you have found us; good clean fun, healthy life liberates, better than ignoring ethics; help us, Alanis, heal us. Yea, just wishful thinking; anorexic (me) too, most of our food really sucks us dead; cannabis smoked is among the suckiest; keep your spleen; love new devotee; love you at first sound, evermore
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This cake perfectly caps off this dinner without anyone guessing it's lighter than most desserts. Broiling the topping of oats, coconut and nuts creates a crispy texture that nicely complements the tender cake.—Michelle Bishop, Peru, Indiana
15 Servings
Prep: 10 min. Bake: 35 min.
1 package chocolate cake mix (regular size)
1-1/4 cups water
1/3 cup canola oil
3 egg whites
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/3 cup quick-cooking oats
3 tablespoons cold butter
2 tablespoons flaked coconut
2 tablespoons chopped pecans
In a large bowl, combine the cake mix, water, oil and egg whites;
beat on low speed for 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes.
Pour into a broiler-proof 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with
cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until a
toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
For topping, combine brown sugar and oats in a bowl; cut in butter
until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in coconut and pecans;
sprinkle over hot cake. Broil 4-6 in. from the heat for 1-2 minutes
or until topping is bubbly. Serve warm. Yield: 15 servings.
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One piece equals 245 calories, 10 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 244 mg sodium,
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- Tips for selecting safe toys for kids this holiday season
- Prayer service for World AIDS Day Nov. 30
- Food Bank joins national #GivingTuesday movement
- Lee Hamilton: What lies ahead for Congress
- Rockford Public Schools faces $8.8 deficit, board OKs flat tax, HR chief
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Rockford Area Habitat for Humanity (RAHFH) will accept applications for potential homeowners at a seminar Aug. 27. The homes will be built during summer 2012.
To be considered for the homeownership program, an applicant must prove a minimum annual household income of at least $19,200 along with a credit score of 525 or higher and debt ratio of 36 percent or less. The homebuyer must complete at least 300 hours of sweat equity labor in the construction of the home.
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|Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2014 New York
Photo taken by Patricia Pardo of the "fashion wall" at Lincoln Center
On the 11th of February, 2014, a group of students from my class, Introduction to the Fashion Industry taught at the English Language Institute, were invited by our Instructor, Gabriella Pannunzio, to attend Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week to see the FALL 2014 collections created by top fashion design students from the Art Institute of New York City in the Theater at Lincoln Center.
During the show, we witnessed different styles, passions and inspirations reflecting the creativity of these young designers. Minimalism, Futurism and Romanticism were among the themes shown on the runway. Among the plush and interesting fabrics used by the student designers were: leather, fur and metallic looks, tweeds, and satins embellished with Swarovski crystals.
Photo taken by Patricia Pardo
The music, lights and people with wonderful outfits were additional highlights of the night that created a special atmosphere. This unique experience allowed us to live an unforgettable moment while giving us the opportunity to apply the knowledge we gained in our course.
We enjoyed the show. No doubt it was a unique opportunity for all those who love fashion.
Written by Patricia Pardo, student at Manhattanville College, English Language Institute and fashion editor of holafashion.com in Spain.
From left to right: Kiara Zambrano, Anne Rausch, Felicia Barthel, Patricia Pardo, Giorgia Dedonno, Nina Engelbergs, Corrie Schaefers, Peggy Pohl, Patrycja Kochanek, Karen Looijen, Gabriella Pannunzio
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Welcome to Oxford Film Festival 2011
OXFORD TOWN – The eighth annual Oxford Film Festival kicks off this evening at the Lyric Theater teaming up with Thacker Mountain Radio for a full night of music and movie entertainment. The festival continues through Sunday, Feb. 13. Find complete festival information on Pages 17-20 in this week's issue of Oxford Town or visit www.oxfordfilmfest.com. (February 10, 2011, Page 17)
Balancing connected with being too connected
We live in a world of instant communication, and advanced and multipurpose cell phones are one of the tools that's made that happen. Staff writer Alyssa Schnugg has recently updated her phone, but it still leaves her wondering if we might not be getting too connected these days. (February 4, 2011, Page 4A)
Oxford refrain
Sometimes we need an outsider, a visitor to our community, to remind us how special it is. Loran Smith, who's held a number of positions at the University of Georgia during a career thats earned him a spot in the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame, gives us one of those reminders in a guest column he wrote after another delightful visit recently. (February 4, 2011, Page 4A)
Banish the Mid-Winter Blues
OXFORD TOWN – Oxford Town Lifestyles Columnist George Atkins gives tips this week about how to avoid the mid-winter blues as we approach the halfway point of a particularly harsh Mississippi winter. Check out Page 9 in this week's issue of Oxford Town for Atkins' always profound and quirky advice (January 27, 2011, Page 9)
Letters to the Editor
Bettye H. Galloway writes to say that she's paid taxes for years and feels like the Chancery Building parking lot should be available to her and other citizens regardless of whether they're doing business in the building or not. (January 13, 2011, Page 4)
Proud Larry's hosts hard-hitting Southern rock Jan. 8
OXFORD TOWN – Proud Larry's on the Oxford Square welcomes the Athens, Ga.-based, Betsy Franck and the Bareknuckles Band (recipients of the Flagpole Music Award for Best Country/Southern Rock Band of Athens in 2010) this Saturday night as they tour in support of their latest album "Still Waiting." Page 7 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has more information and photos of this hard-hitting Southern rock band that's headed to town tomorrow night. (January 6, 2011, Page 7)
County ponders parking problems
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors kicked around ideas on how to alleviate parking problems at the Lafayette County Chancery Building during a meeting on Tuesday. (January 5, 2011, Page 2)
Weekend offers lots of arts, crafts sales
Last weekend included Christmas Open House on the Oxford Square and Black Friday shopping everywhere, while "Cyber Monday" was earlier this week. From the looks of events scheduled for this weekend, you might call it "arts and crafts weekend" around the Lafayette-Oxford-University community. Editor Don Whitten mentions some of the places to visit this weekend and talks about the importance of shopping locally. (December 3, 2010, Page 4A)
Letters to the Editor
Steve Wooten writes an open letter to the mayor and board of aldermen in Oxford to express his concerns about plans to turn a short portion of East Jackson near the Square into a two-lane street. (November 19, 2010, Page 4A)
Christmas Open House
The Oxford Downtown Council is hosting it's annual Christmas Open House for Friday, Nov. 26. Many businesses will open at 7 a.m. for early-bird Black Friday shopping. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for a list of participating businesses. Music, Santa and his elves, and the famous gift certificate drawing is planned for that evening beginning at 5 p.m. A drawing for over $1,000 of Downtown Council member gift certificates will be held at 8 p.m. in front of the little yellow house. You may enter at Downtown Council businesses throughout the week of Nov. 22-26. You must be present to win. (November 14, 2010)


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An update tonight from Vermilion Parish where animal rescue groups are demanding changes at the parish animal shelter.
As we've reported, three dogs were euthanized last week despite workers knowing that a rescue group was en route to save them.
Today, the parish shelter turned away rescue groups who tried to take in animals. We've learned tonight it was because parish officials realized there was a state law that required them to verify that animals would be sterilized after being rescued. While that hold is in place for rescue groups, they will not euthanize any animals which are scheduled to be put down tomorrow.
The police jury also voted to require all dogs be listed on the shelter's Facebook page before they are killed.
At the end of the meeting, the attorney reiterated no laws were broken when the three dogs were killed, but the police jury said they will work with volunteers to change how the shelter is run.
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Tuesday, May 01, 2012
I hate the new Blogger arrangement. Just call me Ludd.
Above is the view from our Crieff sitting room window. How I wish this was the view from our own house.
Well, well, better get on with dealing with the move-related chaos in our house. It's looking a bit better but not yet in a state when I'd like to entertain my tidier friends. I haven't had time to read blogs for ages - we're now in the process of cleaning Mum's flat for the benefit of the new owners - but on Friday we hand over the keys and will be FREE! Or as free as you can be with a nearly-90-year-old to look after and boxes of her possessions sitting around waiting to be found a home.
Now, if this doesn't post I shall be VERY CROSS.
13 comments:
- Gillie said...
It did, Isabelle, hence my comment....not at all inspiring, I am afraid, but sending strength and enthusiasm for the final boxes!
- 11:03 pm
- Jennifer said...
It posted just fine! What a lovely place Crieff is. Only a few more days to go.....you can do it, you can do it.......
- 11:11 pm
- persiflage said...
Mr Ludd has innumerable friends and descendants. The new Blogger is indeed a puzzlement.
- 11:17 pm
- Ali Honey said...
Hi Isabelle,
I think we were all quite happy with Blogger as it was....why must they keep changing bits? Strangely we don't all seem to have to change at the same time. Is it country by country? I am not sure now if you are one jump ahead or if I have been using new Blogger for ages. I know I was using ONE new Blogger - but is it the same NEW or a second one?
I think it is reassuring for us more senior users if they explain what they are doing and WHY.
- 11:34 pm
- patty said...
I don't care for the new look either! I guess they think it's progress, but we should get to vote if we want to change formats or not.
- 2:36 am
- Thimbleanna said...
Yay -- it posted! Happily this move will soon be behind you. And it's May! That means it's almost summer. Which means nicer weather and gardening for you!
- 3:28 am
- Kristi in the Western Reserve said...
You were successful in all you tried to do with your blog today, or so I think. The word "hydro" is interesting to me. I know it from reading about the history of Moffat, but I didn't realize it was still in use. I hope you feel a great sense of relief on Friday! I know it's not all finished, but what a milestone along the way for you. I'm trying to get rid of things (what my daughter Em calls "blessing other people with your stuff" but it's truly slow work.
- 4:45 am
- Jane said...
Blogger seems okay to me, but I wonder if my posts look odd to other people as I use firebird not explorer. Can't think why they needed to change it either.
- 8:53 am
- Gina E. said...
Like Ali Honey, Blogger changed things around here (Down Under) a few months ago. It took me ages to get used to it, but now I'm quite happy with the new system. Just hope we don't change AGAIN too soon.
That place Crieff looks lovely; yes it would nice to have a view like that from your own home. I've had similar feelings with views not far from where I live.
I do feel for you with all this upheaval. At least Ken and his sister had a year to think about what to do with their Mum's house and contents; I don't think they would have coped as well as you if they'd had such a limited time frame!
- 3:26 pm
- No One In Particular said...
Hi, I came across your blog looking for interesting accommodation in Crieff as our family is planning a short break there... Where you stayed looks terrific, is it really walking distance from the Hydro? Can you give me details about your cottage? Thanks ever do much! -Suzanne Foxton
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The new board of directors of the Fredericksburg Main Street Initiative will be appointed at a Tuesday morning meeting at the Inn at the Old Silk Mill in downtown Fredericksburg.
Ten people have expressed an interest in being on the board: Sue Bridi, Andi Gabler, Wilson Greenlaw Jr., Jennifer Jensen, Dolores Lecky, Megan Mason, David Minckler, Scarlett Pons, Jeffrey Scott and Rebecca Thomas.
Seven people will be elected to the board at the meeting, which will start at 8 a.m. The board will hire the FMSI's new full-time executive director.
Fredericksburg officially joined the state's Main Street program earlier this year. The program aims to strengthen central business districts across the state.
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Myth Busters
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650 Carondelet Dr., Kansas City, MO 64114
The Event
A Culinary Expo
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St Joseph Medical Center's Community Center for Health and Education, 1000 Carondelet Dr Bldg D, Kansas City, MO 64114
The Myth Busters held two culinary expos. The first was on May 14, 2011 at Sheffield Family Life Center which is a mega church in the inner city of the Kansas City, Missouri metropolitan area. The church allowed us to use a large reception room and a classroom. The second was held at St. Joseph Medical Center where we were able to use their auditorium and a classroom. St. Joseph is located on the southwest side of Kansas City, Missouri right at the Kansas state border. We had 12-15 vendors participate in the event with us including the Heartland Kidney Network, the University of Missouri Extension Office, the Jackson County Health Department, The American Diabetes Association, The Lupus Foundation, Midwest Transplant Network, and Creighton University's glaucoma screening program. All of the vendors provided information related to health, food, and gardening. Our dietitian presented a class entitled "Sodium and Nutrition". Health screenings were offered to all attendees. The Myth Busters performed kidney risk assessments. Our assessments included a family/patient health history, blood pressure and blood sugar readings, and checking urine for microalbumin (protein). We also offered to calculate BMI's as did the Jackson County Health Department. After the assessments were completed, we followed up with nursing consultations. Given that this was a "culinary expo", food and diet were the primary focus of the events. Our attendees were treated to a variety of foods to taste. For the first event, the Myth Busters prepared foods such as breakfast burritos, pasta salad, and fruit with fruit dip for attendees to taste and, one of the team members grilled "chili burgers" and chicken. ALL of the foods were renal and diabetes friendly with emphasis placed on low to no sodium flavor enhancement. A local culinary training program catered our second event. Culinary Cornerstones is operated by the Episcopal Community Services program in Kansas City, Missouri. They provide culinary training to people who are looking for a "second chance, preparing them for entry into the work force. They created an easy to replicate lunch for the attendees to taste and shared their recipes for the fresh salad, delicious lemon pepper chicken and tasty fruit cups drizzled with honey yogurt dressing. Of course no celebration is complete without cake! So, to emphasize the importance of portion size, we had mini cupcakes instead of larger servings of cake. Our strategy effectively conveyed the message that one doesn't have to give up decadent treats to eat healthfully, but to be mindful of portion sizes and how often they indulge in such foods. The highlight of both events was the "DCi Iron Chef" challenge. Two local restaurant chefs and one from Iowa squared off against each other and were challenged to make healthy, low sodium dishes using food provided by us and with little in the way of equipment to prepare it. They were also given "secret" ingredients which were not revealed until the start of the competition. The audience delighted in watching the chefs cook. Our emcee at the second event was a dialysis patient who is also trained in the culinary arts. The dishes were judged by Myth Busters team members, vendors, and dialysis patients. Judging was based upon presentation and taste and, in the end; Chef Royal Chevront was named the winner and awarded the first place medal. All participating chefs were presented with nicely framed certificates of appreciation. To top it off, the audiences were invited to taste the chefs' dishes after the competitions! In summary, our goals were to: 1. Help people to make the connection between good food and good health. 2. Demonstrate that "healthy" food can be simple to prepare, full of flavor without the sodium, and easy on the budget. 3. Encourage CKD patients to participate, educate, and take away information that can improve their outcomes. 4. Educate the general public about CKD and their risk factors for the disease. All in all, we accomplished what we set out to do and did it in a way that was fun and entertaining. As a result, we bolstered staff morale and made numerous contacts with other community organizations who are interested in having us participate in their upcoming events.
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Rural mobile coverage: Tweeting twits to join chirping tits in UK's national parks
In the Yorkshire Dales National Park are vast no signal areas - dangerous for walkers and Park staff. In villages, where there is a signal, it is usually from only 1 network. Here Vodafone is king and is the only one to work indoors. A village away it is 3. Shared base stations between all networks to save cost essential
Soz, BT: All EE's 4G goodies still won't give you 'seamless voice'
Perhaps this is not what it seems
With BT talking about a trial on Leyburn exchange of Fibre to the Node (FTTN) with pole mounted boxes (old BT hands think pillars) could this be an alternative way for BT to hit targets under BDUK in rural areas. EE has proved it works in Cumbria
MPs slam bumpkin fibre rollout, demand halt to further £250m cash spaff
BT just didn't innovate enough
My cabinet should get fibre by December. But it is 3km from our village of 160 houses and businesses. Fibre to the cabinet in rural areas makes less sense than in cities/towns. We need alternatives and BT seems not to want to be bothered with wireless or point to point microwave. One reason for rural broadband was for farmers who find more and more must be done on line but in rural areas farms are not usually close to cabinets being at the end of long lanes. BT has been puting cables in ducts fr over 100 years - time they woke up.
Decks and plugs and rock and roll: Tascam CD-A750 cassette and CD combo
Cassettes still needed
Nobody ever invented an easy to use small CD player for the blind so my transcription service, whilst producing CDs and MP3s, still uses hundreds of cassettes annually which luckily I can still get. With 6 Teac W600R double decks, a Telex 1:1 and 1:7 high speed copier and a manual cassette eraser in my office nostalgia is a glance away
Spending watchdog SAVAGES rural broadband push
Rural is misleading
BT has done what it wants - targetting the bigger towns first which it would have got around to eventually without BDUK (remember how broadband rollout happened with BT drip feeding exchange by exchange, a few councils paying BT to install then suddenly every exchange done). So some vilages surrounding a town get better broadband but those of us in villages of under 300 residences don't stand an earthly of early deployment or possibly any. If only we could have had a contractor with imagination, using wi fi and microwave but all BT knows is stick a cable in a pipe.
BBC blueprint to make EVERY programme on TV a repeat revealed
shame iplayer is so rubbish on android. Seems daft that I can view live news 24 but not yesterdays news as iplayer is not a good android app.
Worst broadband notspots in the UK named and shamed
At that time of night I'm dreaming
Dreaming of 2 Mb/s plus. But I have a Panasonic intelligent HD Freeview PVR and it manages BBC iPlayer at 2Mb/s without degradation so you can squeeze a lot into relatively slow speeds provided only you are using the line.
BT to rent cheaper FTTP lines to ISPs - if they stump up £1k a go
may be worth it
But only if an ISP could link a cluster of customers. Put it into my house, serve 9 others wirelessly and at worst we'd have 30Meg if we all download together. Bet that's not allowed though!
Major Freeview EPG revamp to go ahead after appeals rejected
Just retuned twice
We've just lost analogue up here in the North East so 2 retunes. I had to do the work on several other households in the village where the elderly owners were't aware/tech savvy.
Leave it alone - we went for years on analogue without all this fuss. I have a TV, a Freeview PVR and an HD Freeview PVR so 3 things to retune each time at home as it is .
Virgin Media mauls UK.gov for pumping millions into BT
Hooray for Fujitsu
BT Openreach has perforemed well by NOT investing in local network. In this part of N Yorkshire we have 2 bits of damp string to link to the cabinet. Fujitsu is suggesting a wireless option for us in rural areas and even as a BT shareholder I congratulate them Openreach cares notr a toss for the broadband user unless they are bribed by the Government and even then FTTC won't solve the problem of aluminium cable or 0.5mm copper on long lines
UK.gov imposes broadband deadline for councils
About time
BDUK said in October 2010 that they hoped to place contracts in N Yorkshire in 2011. Yet 2012 beckons and no plan has been submitted yet.
There will always be places where broadband will be impossible even by satellite but most of us in rural areas want to retain our ISP and get the benefit of the packages on offer. There is a danger that the obvious but least competitively acceptable route of bribing BT to equip every exchange with FTTC which would give all properties within 3 miles of a cabinet OK broadband and many very fast will go down the pan and a plethora of one off solutions which the big ISPs will refuse to conect over will result.
The only alternative is a carrier with both a local network and a backhaul one and for those of us outside the big towns (they tell me they have buses and Post Offices and Libraries as well) that's pie in the sky
Ebooks must stay fat with VAT, blame the EU, MPs told
my petition
For what its worth I have an e petition on this. All Customs and Excise have to do is to define a book by content not medium. It seems our bureaucrats are stuck in the paper and red tape age.
Blighty's bumpkins bemoan bold broadband bluster
In rural areas - I'm in wensleydale - BT has all the aces. poles, ducts , cable (a lt of rubbish aluminium) and exchanges. Mobile operators don't want to know as they work on resident numbers not visitors - hey you get 2 million people a year, sorry says 3 can't give you 3G.
Th only ways are 4g via a new (nationalised?) company or bribing BT.
And BT only has to provide lines capble of 56k data, if data transmission existed 100 years ago they could achieve it then.
BT profits climb on brisk broadband sales
Not surprised
Took BT Wholesale a month to cure my broadband fault - but they sent BT Openreach engineers out 4 times before realising their own equipment was at fault.
Solar power boom 'unsustainable', says Gov
Seems bonkers
My neighbour has solar panels and gets 43p per unit. Her cable and mine share a connector so her excess is basically bought ny me at around 13p per unit. Somebosy has to pay the 30p difference. Also she uses high drain appliances after dark so she buys cheap power and sells expensive stuff.
BT superfast home fibre plans fall behind schedule. Again
I lose 80% of my broadband speed between the cabinet and home due to aluminium cable, FTTC would still make service poor
Steelie Neelie calls for copper price cuts to drive fibre
Copper would be nice
Just had BT remaking a joint between copper and aluminium to restore service. Aluminium was introduced late 70s/early 80s due to copper prices and by 1986 had proved to be a maintenance nightmare. Yet over 30 years on we still suffer lousy broadband in the Yorkshire Dales because BT has yet to catch up copper let alone fibre. Cables used to be depreciated financially over 20 years so they've had their wear out aluminum
Amazon intros $199 movie Kindle
Don't forget the EU insists on VAT on e-books. Sign the petition for abolition in the UK at http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/114
Ofcom begins crackdown on auto-renew telco contracts
First year fine, why further years?
If I have a mobile contract I'm locked in for a predetermined time then the contract ends and I'm free to stay or move at any time. BT is just greedy. I've been a BT customer for 36 years yet it still wants to lock me in for a whole year at a time. Can't be for my benefit I feel
Amazon paints the Kindle cloudy
But what about VAT
Once the e-petition site gets a new wick try signing my e-petiton to abolish VAT on e-books. If it's on a cloud or a download it isn't a book so pays VAT, on paper it's a book so no VAT - bomkers EU ruling
Malware from Google Market menaces Android users
But where's the program list
Great for telling is some of the programs but a comprehensice list would be useful
British e-reader readers still not stealing books
When is stealing stealing?
I can't (yet) lend a Kindle book to anyone and will never be able to give one away I guess. But I've loaned paper books and given them away. Did the people who received them "steal" them? No so the ebook is better for publishers as is really 1 buyer 1 reader. Just reflect that in your price fixing Penguin et al
EC parades common phone charger
HTC is there
My wife's HTC Desire has a micro USB but my Hero has a miniature USB though the socket is an odd shape. It will take standard leads but the HTC supplied lead won't fit any other miniature USB socket due to the non-standard profile. So I threw the lead way and used a stadard.
Kindle uses micro USB so there is wider standardisation - but how do we stop the chargers coming - I have 7 that will take a USB lead at the charger end
UK probes ebook pricing
What about the VAT?
The government has its snout in the trough - VAT on ebooks but not paper ones
Amazon to sell Kindle through Currys, PC World
Ebook rip offs
There are 2 rip off with ebooks (nothing to do with the hardware or retailer)
1. The government charges VAT despite the green credentials of something that needs no trees to die and no diesel to distribute. Bonkers
2. Publishers like Penguin seem to be able to insist on a minimum price often higher than the paper version - banned on paper books - even though the books can't (yet) be loaned or given away or sold secondhand so are truly 1 buyer 1 reader thus increasing sales and the zero cost of printing (well they have to convert the file to a different format), warehousing, distribution and then the remaindering of unsold stock.
So write to your MP and ask why the government charges VAT on ebooks but not paper ones and why publishers can flout the ruling on the abolition of the Net Book Agreement.
Skype boosts results for exclusive operators
But what about Android Skype?
I changed my 3 Sony Ericcson for an HTC Hero - Skype on the oldphone, no Skype on the new. As 3 churns customers onto smartphones they'll lose Skype customers. I use Skype in for my business, a pain now no mobile version
Tories declare students a burden on us all
Willetts correct
And as for primary school children, tax their pocket money and send them up chimneys if they can't pay! All those rich Oxbridge (free ) educated people in Government!
Campaign for Brian Blessed to do a voice over for my satnav
Mariella Frostrup for me
Fancy Smith would bully you to turn, men would go anywhere for Mariella's purr. Joanna Lumley would reason with you and you'd realise that by doing what she wanted you were doing the right thing. Silence guaranteed with Margaret Thatcher - she's not for turning!
Halting McKinnon extradition not in our power, says Clegg
But William Hague said..
I asked William Hague as my MP about the unfair extradition treaty wit the US and he said he would change it if he became Foreign Secretary (he cited Australia as another where the terms are not reciprocal). All William has to do is rescind the treaty and go back to the old rules.
Wake up William - I can probably find teh letter where you said this.
Identity & Passport Service in suicide bid?
Thank heavens
Sense at last - once the last Government got the ID card idea it couldn't lose face and change direction. Maggie did the same with poll tax. Seems governments have great difficulty saying Ooops we were wrong
UK competition authority probes Amazon
Amazon not as clever as thought
Amazon has decreed that Nationwide credit card holders are not welcome to buy big ticket items from it. For large purchases Nationwide require the 3 digit code on the back of teh card to be provided and preferably also use Verified by Visa. Amazon cannot and will not comply. So they are happy to ignore hundreds of thousands of potential big ticket buyers. I had to call Nationwide to get them to release money for a netbook - such a palaver I'll go elsewhere for the other gear I want
Outsource back office, Gershon tells Tories
So what did Peter Gershon manage himeself?
Why Standard Telephones and Cables? Not exactly a household name still. Even the compant that bought them, Nortel, is bust. So how about a successful business man telling the Government how to run things?
Lords: Analogue radio must die
What does anyone get out of this except the manufacturers of over priced sets - a bit of wavelength for teh government to sell whilst us poor saps have to fork out millions between us. Perhaps Lords don't listen to the radio in the car, too busy uncorking the champers
Council deforests beauty spot to combat dogging
I thought dogging was jogging with my Labrador until i discovered Smirnoff
BT ordered to share telegraph poles for fast broadband
Won't help us In National Parks
Whilst the drop wires are still allowed to be from pole to house, all main cables are underground in this National Park so pole use not an option. Electricity distribution is also generally underground so their poles not available either. Cabling ducts much more expensive than using poles and will lead to arguments if a duct is shared should damge occur to a BT cable whilst a competitor is installing their cable. Whither wireless?
Virgin signals start of telegraph pole broadband test
No history students then?
BT strung fibre from poles in Wales around 30 years ago and proved it worked. Virgin needs to catch up
UK pol touts canine chip implants
Suggest they ask DVLA
Cars have to be registered and insured - I believe something like 20% aren't. DVLA uses number
the number plate isn't false.So with dogs we'll have kerbside chip readers linked to a massive insurance database to ensure that the people most likely not to care a toss about the law, the people causing the problem at present, don't avoid it.
BT blamed for Davina McCall spamcalls
Recorded calls - an offence has been committed
As well as using TPS who will argue about whether it really is a marketing callit is an offence to make recorded calls to people who have not agreed to receive them. Formal complaints can be made to the Information Commissioner's Office.You would have thought BT would know the law affecting its own business
Vodafone Ireland admits pocketing dormant PAYG cash
They do it here
I asked Vodafomne for a refund to teh card that I had used to top up credit when they stopped my PAYG - they refused though they knew who I was. I now have a contract 3 mobile. When will these people learn that if you upset a customer you mat never see them again. They are thieves though it is perfectly legal
Chip and PIN security busted
Not the only bust bank security
After preventing me renewing my Skype in despite using "Verified by Visa" my bank tells me that it does not consider that system "foolproof" . In fact it says no system is foolproof - funny how banks usually say the opposite .
So Verified by Visa that uses a separate secure site with a passowrd only known to the user is rubbish according to a leading High Street Bank. Thought it was supposed to guarantee secure online transaction
BT rolls back the night
Cheapest time to phone your friends
is when they're out!
Mobile networks: It's a risky business, says 3
Network upgrade for Southerners only?
The 3 upgrade map shows the South getting all the attention. Few people live where I do but a million or so visit - with little or no 3 coverage
Samsung P2370HD TV-monitor
Why no Freesat
With HD easier on Freesat an integrated tuner would make it attractive to me.
Police Intelligence may be a thing of the past
Today's Guardian Photos prove it
They show City of London plain clothes intelligence officers at the recent punch up in London - wielding batons. Now that's intelligence gathering. And the boss of the policing was so intelligent he denied to MPs there were any plain clothes police there.
OFT to hammer online pricing, behavioural tracking
How about "In Stock" or "despatched" - the John Lewis way
Gets you to buy rather than find another supplier but Johnlewis.com have a new meaning - not on John Lewis premises. Indeed in my case not even on the supplier's premises or even capable of being manufactured as discontinued. Then there's "desptached". JL think that this means that is between 2 warehouses and not on its way to the customer but nobody really knows where it is so meaningless. It seems they have 2 ways of selling you a high price item (over £1,000 in my case) - if they have it in a nearby shiop you can have it in a couple of days, if not then somebody in Germany may or may not be making it and you can have it in a couple of weeks possibly. An interesting internet shopping experience!
The Twitter storm that saved freedom of speech
Lawyers' priorities
Wouldn't it be great if the lawyers concerned who have no doubt earned a lot of money from all this activity should use their expertise to get maximum recompense for the poor victims of the dumping of waste in an African country and who are being given probably less than any one of the lawyers earns in 10 minutes for their real pains. Whether the lawyers clients were involved in the illegal dumping or not is immaterial but it seems that poor people are not as worthy in the eyes of the law or lawyers rather as rich companies. The largest single category of MP is, I understand, ex lawyers - says a lot.
Telecoms reform tabled as EU plots spam clampdown
What about spam phone calls?
Not the ones the TPS can stop but those International ones selling shares or telling you you've won a cruise or worse the silent ones. I find answering them in German or French is fun. But this is a spin off of VoIP hwere it is impossible to stop the perpetrators who are now causing real grief to vulnerable people. Come on EU talk to the US and Indian governments and get a clamp down on them as most calls seem to originate from those places
Orange picks Milton Keynes for flagship store
Suicide risk inMK?
With the news about Orange's ownes, France Telecom. expect Milton Keynes residents to suicide. Having been there though can't blame Orange
Italian Job sat nav driver cops £900 fine
Tom Tom is often barmy but I still use it
I have a Tom Tom and feed back errors to the makers but still it tells me to go through the unmade car park of a heritage railway station or to use a farm track with gates on it rather than the B road that I should take near our village. Ofen i can't even see the track it claims I should take. But it doesn't take a Nobel prize winner to spot that Tom Tom just uses Ordnance Survey maps without checking whether a marked track is actually suitable for a car so you have to be aware that you can, literally, be led up the garden path.
Ofcom fails to sweep away power-line networking
Amateur radio under threat
On this issue many radio amateurs are either limited to under 10 watts or choose to work at low wattages or are trying to hear very faint signals from around the world. Having somebody's mains wiring acting as a giant aerial close by makes this tricky - bet if the amateur's transmissions interfered with their broadband the response would be different. I'll just warm up my morse key with some single sideband.
Also with the shortage of frequencies it seems that those allocated to amateurs over many years internationally may come under threat from new services where the regulator, Lord Mandy, operators and suppliers of wireless gizmos can't agree on what should use which part of the spectrum and the easy way would be to steal it from other less legal action prone users like amateurs.
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Try nearby!
Just as an experiment, pause for a moment and think of the closest restaurant to your work or home that you've *never* been to. Now ponder the reasons (if any) why you've not tried it. If you're like me, it may be nothing more than "I've never gotten around to it."
So today's mission (should you decide to accept it) is to give that nearby place a try sometime in the near future, and if it's chow-worthy, let us know what you find out.
This menu will self destruct in five seconds.
ha! Another fun and clever Warthog thread! ;-)
I was actually thinking about this this a.m. when talking to some fellow dog walkers in Patterson Park. I live, and work (since I work from home) approx two blocks from Salt, and two blocks, in another direction, from Life of Reilly, and have been to neither! (Ok. I once had a glass of wine at Salt, but not so much as a Guiness at LoR!)
re: baltoellen
Go to both. Salt can be really good; Life of Reilly is solid.
re: BmoreHound
....so, I hear! ;-D
re: baltoellen
Ok. Made it to Life of Reilly. In a word: mediocre. In even more words: the low end of mediocre.
And, even more mediocrity, the place looked and felt like it was part of a chain restaurant, but even chains put more thought into the decor. And, really, what's with the menu with photos? If that doesn't scream 'chain,' I don't know what does.
Started with awful MD crab soup. No body, almost no crab taste, and weirdly vinagry. Had Cajun chicken over salad. Fine. Mr. Baltoellen had a blue cheese burger, med-rare. Overcooked and very, very dry. The sweet potato fries were fine, if a bit oily.
Despite it being about two blocks away, we will not return. (Well, maybe if it's the only place open in a blizzard, but just can't see spending any more time or money there.)
I am almost ashamed to admit that I live around the corner from the Helmand and have never eaten there. (slinking slowly away)
re: 4X4
Try to get a reservation to Bistro Bis for Restaurant Week. (Although I would act quickly especially for lunch..because it might book up.) I really like the food there and you can cut down on the cost by going for the $20 lunch or $30 dinner.
Even though you probably aren't near by on the weekends, they have a really yummy brunch menu. You can order ala carte. Or there is a great $30 3-course brunch menu that I have enjoyed many times.
To share the shame, I've got two non-chain candidates within walking distance, and both have been in business since I moved into Rancho Destructo in 1992, so I've got a dose of my own medicine to take on this one. But that's the fun of it, too. By definition, there has to be a "nearest place" that one hasn't tried. For some of us, it may be around the corner, for others who are more thorough about exploring their surroundings, it may be many miles away. But whatever the case may be, there is a "closest one", and if this thread gives one the excuse or motivation to try it, so much the better!
Who knows, maybe we'll collectively come up with some interesting finds, or at least some humorous descriptions of the "I think once was enough, thanks!" experiences that come out of this experiment.
re: Warthog
Shame on me - I thought I had posted my results previously. My nearby place that I'd driven past for years is Bogie's Hoagies, on the corner of Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard and Camp Mead Road.
It's your typical Mom & Pop sub and pizza shop, with a strong selection of variants on the cheese steak. It actually turned out to be pretty darend good for what it is, and some of their cheese steak variations sound like they'd be worth further exploration. Decent fries, didn't try the pizza.
I'd put it in the category of a place to go when you want something decent, relatively inexpensive, and fairly fast, and you prefer giving your patronage to an individual proprietor, rather than a faceless mega-conglomerate chain.
Having tried this place, I suppose I now need to try the "<forgot the name>'s
Steaks" place off of Ritchie Highway in Brooklyn Park (I think it's diagonally across the intersection from Ollie's) that has gotten some mention on this board.
I will "dare to compare", and report my findings!
re: Warthog
Sounds like you're thinking of "Linda's Steak Subs". I drive by there a lot, but have never tried the place.
re: Hal Laurent
Seems to me that Warthog is describing Linda's Steaks and I have been there and recommend it.
re: Warthog
Wow... I've actually been to Bogie's Hoagies, although I don't live anywhere near there. Stopped in while on the way to the airport once. I remember thinking it was definitely better than average for this type of food, though it wasn't so good that I remember what I actually ate!
re: Warthog
Can you possibly provide a better location description. I work close to hear but can not for the life of me picture this place. We are always looking for a new lunch spot....
re: RJJR
For which?
Bogie's Hoagie's - corner of B&A and Camp Mead.
BH is across the intersection from The Rose,
BH is across B&A from Checkers,
BH is across Camp Mead from the Shell Station,
BH is on the NW corner of the intersection, between the auto parts store (on Camp Mead) and the body shop (around the corner on B&A, just before the B&A goes under the light rail tracks)
Linda's Steak Subs - the strip mall that contains Ollie's in Brooklyn Park is on the SE corner of the intersection of Ritchie and one of the side streets (11th maybe?) , the NE corner is a McDonald's and another strip mall, and Linda's
is on west side of Ritchie, on the SW end of the strip mall on the NW corner of that same intersection. I think there's a liquor store on the SW corner of the intersection.
re: Warthog
From memory, I think Linda's is just north of 11th Ave (on the west side of Ritchie Hwy), and there's a fire station just south of 11th Ave, and Goldberg Liquors is just south of the fire station.
re: Warthog
Ok, now I know where it is, Thanks
I have several, since I moved to Federal Hill and there's a ton of restaurants there. The ones that are my go-to places (Matsuri, Thai Arroy, Elvis, FCP) are good enough that I tend to go elsewhere in the city to try new places. Others I have tried but aren't everyday places, like Corks.
Nevertheless, my girlfriend was over Friday night. We watched a long movie and needed a place within walking distance that was still open. So we went to Maria D's Sub Shop. It was totally meh. The kind of food that tastes good if you're really drunk and greasy enough that -- well, never mind. I can see going back if it's really late and I'm really hungry, since they're open til 2 am. But I'm not gonna be a regular, no way.
There's an Indian place i have yet to try, and Kirby's Szechuan. I'll try to get to them in the next few weeks.
How do you come up with all these thread ideas?
The place closest to me is a deli, which I don't do (cold cheese and/or meat has always been a pretty big turn off for me). The owner seems nice though, which makes me wish that I did. Next closest is a 'saloon' that my neighbors warned me against setting foot in when I moved to the neighborhood. So... I'm going to have to say that Zorba's is probably the closest place I should check out.
I did, however, finally visit Matthew's Pizza last week after living ~10 minutes away for the last two years. There were two very weeded (and so hideously slow) servers, but the pizza was delish!
Jamaica Jamaica in Herndon.
Another related idea: What chow-worthy places are near you that you have gone to but just don't end up going to very often at all? (and why).
SBC in Herndon would be the one for me - lunch is less inspiring than dinner and I feel I'm getting a lower end of the deal at lunch (and while I could go for dinner it NEVER crosses my mind for dinner - mainly due to location and interior decorating). .
re: Dennis S
Does this mean I have to go to Ms Shirlie's ;( ?
re: baltimorejim
Yes, and have a breakfast kebab there
re: botnot
Get thee to Creme! It's delicious and the staff (both bartenders and waitstaff) are really friendly.
More figure friendly would be their incredible roasted chicken and the famous mushroom appetizer. (Just stay away from the giant piece of coconut cream cake I enjoyed the last time I was there. It could easily feed 2...it fed only me!! :) )
Abacrombie in Mt. Vernon. It's on my list of places to try, but it is a long list. Is it one that I should move to the top?
I'm happy that Artfest weekend I broke my rut of Jaleo and Pazo and finally tried Tapas Teatro. My favorite is still Jaleo, but I think TT is now my go to place for tapas in Bmore.
re: viperlush
Keep it in the middle until someone reports back on how the new kitchen staff and wait staff are under the new management.
I live in the Huntington area of Alexandria (basically land of chain restaurants) and there is this place on Rt. 1 called "Las Vegas Restaurant" that claims to be Salvadoran and Mexican (I think?)...we always joke about going but never do...if someone has been there though I'd like to hear about it!
re: MDoodle
I tried it once; it's just your generic DC-area Tex-Mex-as-interpreted-by-Salvadorans.
Las Vegas Restaurant
6151 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria, VA 22303
The nearest restaurant to me that I haven't tried is the new Sunflower vegetarian restaurant at 7 Corners. I'm not adverse to vegetarian food, but a little reluctant to try a vegetarian restaurant without knowing there will be some things I'll like.
Next closest restaurant is Wendy's, and then Hong Kong Palace. Guess where I go when I want to eat nearby. Dogfish Head Alehouse is coming soon. Will definitely try that.


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More Americans are following news related to the National Tea Party movement in the media and a growing proportion continues to voice agreement with its core policies, a new Angus Reid Public Opinion poll has found.
In the online survey of a representative national sample of 1,009 American adults, 50 per cent of respondents (+8 since June) say they have followed news stories related to the National Tea Party movement "very closely" or "moderately closely" over the past year.
Two-in-five Americans (43%, +4) agree with the core policies of the National Tea Party movement, while 25 per cent (+2) disagree. Republicans (72%, +4) are more likely to endorse these policies than Independents (43%, +2) or Democrats (29%, +8).
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Respondents were asked whether they would take four specific actions in support of the National Tea Party movement. Three-in-ten respondents (30%, +4) say they would "definitely" or "probably" recommend it to friends and family, 26 per cent (+3) would join an online group, and 22 per cent (+1) would attend a rally. In addition, 16 per cent of respondents (+2) say they would "definitely" or "probably" donate money to the National Tea Party movement.
Almost half of Americans (44%, -2) remain undecided about the future of the National Tea Party movement. One-in-four Republicans (25%, -6) want the National Tea Party movement to become affiliated with an existing political party, so that some or all of its core policies can be implemented. A similar proportion of Independents (26%, -4) would prefer to see the National Tea Party movement become a full-fledged political party, and run candidates for public office, just like the Democrats and Republicans.
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Drosophila synaptotagmin I null mutants show severe alterations in vesicle populations but calcium-binding motif mutants do not
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Loewen, C. A., Royer, S. M. and Reist, N. E. (2006), Drosophila synaptotagmin I null mutants show severe alterations in vesicle populations but calcium-binding motif mutants do not. J. Comp. Neurol., 496: 1–12. doi: 10.1002/cne.20868
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Eugene \e(u)-ge-ne\ as a boy's name is pronounced yoo-JEEN. It is of Greek origin, and the meaning of Eugene is "noble aristocrat". From the Old French form of the Greek Eugenios (from eugenês, with the elements eu "good, well" and genos "birth, origin"). Also sometimes used as an Anglicized form of Irish Aodhagan and Eoghan. The name was borne by various saints, two bishops and four popes. Saint Eugenius (seventh century), bishop of Toledo, Spain, was also a musician and poet. Senator Eugene McCarthy; playwrights Eugene O'Neill, Eugène Ionesco; artist Eugéne Delacroix.
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