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- Gary Soup Apr 9, 2006 01:38 AM
This won't help Seltzer Head (post below) but he/she deserves credit for my stumbling across it while looking for a substitute for Lawry's Classic San Francisco Salad dressing. Bring out the hankies.
re: Kirk
You mean like "FIZZIES" - another in the line of pharmaceutical company "soft drink" concoctions - this one being an Alka Seltzer-like tablet loaded with cyclamates and godawful flavors. It was a charming product for kids, what with the initial burst of bubbles and sharp "nose" - but, IIRC it was Warner-Lambert who could have spared us this chemical swill.
Now "FUNNY FACE" drinks (Rootin'-Tootin' Raspberry, Loudmouth Lime, et. al.) - they wuz somethin'!!!
Perfect timing on this post! I no longer have to scour my grocery store shelves for the Nabisco bacon crackers that I liked so much.
What about Junket? And what about Quisp? I think limited quantities are produced but your chances of finding them in your local Albertson's are just about nil. Ditto for Rheingold and Schaefer beer, and also all the products of all those tiny breweries like Peter Doelger which once dotted the borough of Brooklyn, city of churches and bars.
re: Brian S
Would you believe I have an autographed photo of Miss Rheingold 1959? I believe her name was Robbin Bain. She made an appearance at the Grumman Corporation (my Uncle's employer) company picnic at Calverton, Long Island (unlimited free beer, ID's not checked!) and I'm surprised she didn't get assaulted by a certain drunken 17-year old with an overactive libido.
I can also remember Vin Scully broadcasting for the Brooklyn Dodgers and saying, between innings, "Folks, wouldn't this be a good time to pour yourself a nice cold glass of Schaefer beer?"
re: Gary SoupShe
RHEINGOLD AND SCHAEFER are still on the shelves, albeit a far cry in their beer from what they were - of course we were BIG fans of Rheingold's 10-ounce pull-top "Chug-A-Mug" bottles - one gulp would do the trick!
re: Brian S
I just bought some Junket about a month ago, from my local Fareway store. I do live in a rural part of Iowa, however, where folks still use products like that. ;-)
re: Brian S
I still see Junket once in awhile but the Maple Flavor is gone forever
re: byrd
Canada Dry? The Ginger Ale? I drink that regularly! I live in Western NY state, and that is the ginger ale of choice.
re: milkyway4679
byrd was referring to the bitter orange flavor, I used to really like that too.
re: semmel
I too miss Bonomo Turkish Taffy.
Remember putting it in the freezer to make it good and firm and then smacking it on a wall to break it into smaller, bite-sized chunks?
Many Saturdays in my youth were spent exercising my jars on their vanilla taffy.
re: semmel
DO NOT get French Chew Taffy - it's nothing like Bonomo. I've got 4 of them in my freezer. I tried one and just didn't like it. I suppose it's either my childhood memory of the taste of Bonomo Turkish Taffy is better than the real thing, or these French Chews are really that bad.
I have a question regarding my Dead (brain cell) Product List!
Having grown up in a modest, one income family with five children, we regularly dined on, shall we say, meals of dubious chowosity!!
For example, I cannot recall a single Saturday night growing up on which we did not have hot dogs and B&M baked beans! But I digress.
Now the question.... We also had our share of Hamburger Helper meals (tuna helper too, but we won't go there) and I *clearly* remember one such variety that had dried potato slices instead of the customary noodles. I'm convinced it was an early version of their Beef Stroganoff... which I know now exists with noodles.
Has my brain made some half-hearted attempt to block a trauma from my childhood? Or could this be a true confirmed dead product that has been reincarnated to taunt a new generation.
Inquiring minds......
re: Gusman
Possibly it was the Beef and Garlic Potatoes Hamburger Helper?
It was the sodium hexametaphosphate that really made that meal for me!
Betty Croker also made those great dried "Au Gratin" potatoes that
I was never surprised to find served alongside HH. Both of these
products still exist.
I disagree about this being un-chowhoundish. Our parents were trying
their best to find something tasty in a new and bleak environment.
re: Attaturk
Betty Crocker *INSTANT* Au Gratin Potatoes? I bought a box of them in the '60'. Once! Read "instant" in the store, read the directions when I got home. Put them in the trash and made au gratin potatoes from scratch in about half the time. Those suckers required a minimum of 40 minutes soaking time to rehydrate the potatoes before cooking! Absolutely nothing "instant" about them. Except for how long it took me to drop them in the trash can.
re: Gusman
Was it any of the Hamburger Helpers in the link below?
I miss Nabisco Raisin biscuits and I swear it was Nabisco not Sunshine.
They were long flat cookies in a cellophane wrapper. Each sheet had four preforated sections and they had scalloped edges. There was a little cookie around raisins. The cookie was shiny and egg-washed on top.
I remember being told by the guy stocking the shelves of some market that they were discontinued. A freind was devastated. It was the only cookie her mom let her eat growing up because it wasn't sweet and had those healthy raisins.
I know that Vermont country store carries something similar ... but $14.99?
Looking at that website reminded me of My-T-Fine pudding. And why did Stella D'Oro ever discontinue those Christmas cookies that were like the anise biscotti, but they were soft and had candied fruit. One year they changed them, and the next year ... gone.
Seems like a good place to refer people to when looking for something obscure. Didn't realize David's sunflower seeds were hard to find. I refuse to believe Andes creme de menthes are hard to find, but I haven't looked lately? Aren't they still given out at many hotels?
Autocrat coffee though ... gee, I only remember my parents mentioning that ... and it seemed they were reminiscing that it was no longer made.
Most of the products that ARE still available are as obscure as the ones on the 'no longer made' list ... Baskin & Robbins ... CANDY?
I wonder who would name their product Bea's Ho-made jams & jellies?
Oohhh - Ice cubes. Love those. I did find a new sardine ... Underwood mustard sardine.
I've got to say though that Queen for A Day basket is wonderful. First of all because of the name. There's a show they should re-run on cable ... who had the most pathetic, humiliating story so they could win a free washer.
Second, there is just such a wonderful assortment of outrageous junk in it. If someone wants to send one of those gift baskets to cheer someone up, this has gotta be it.
They also have more hilarious gift baskets ... like the "Lost in Space" bucket or the "One Lucky Cowboy"
The thing is, although I was giggling looking at each one, they really are filled with appropriate products. I want to work for these people. They have twisted minds.
Thanks Gary, very cool link and one I'll use for those gift baskets.
re: rworange
The demonic folks at Keebler took a perfectly good product, namely SUNSHINE GOLDEN FRUIT (the raisin biscuits we both loved) and destroyed them.
But before killing them altogether, they felt compelled to tinker with the recipe, use some cheap-ass grease and uglify the product.
I'm actually very bitter at the little elfen buttheads for doing this.
re: Mike R.
I was looking for these and saw your post - I agree! I miss those cookies so much - my mom use to feed them to us on trips from ND to FLA
re: Grasshopper
Loved those! We called them "smashed fly cookies" and they did look it.
re: Junie D
Have looked for these raisin cookies for two years and
finallly called Nabisco, found out they had been discontinued some time ago. NOW all I want is the recipe and I'll make them myself. Anyone know about that?
re: rworange
My mom buys at Trader Joes a product that is very much as you describe these raisin biscuits, I can't remember the name but I think they are from australia, new zealand or ? I am sure they are not more than $3-
re: rworange
"I miss Nabisco Raisin biscuits and I swear it was Nabisco not Sunshine.
They were long flat cookies in a cellophane wrapper. Each sheet had four preforated sections and they had scalloped edges. There was a little cookie around raisins. The cookie was shiny and egg-washed on top."
You are either referring to Sunshine Golden Fruit or the old Nabisco Sultanas.
re: rworange
Since this thread was resurrected I'll pitch in that the sultana/raisin biscuits are available in Asian groceries - if there's one near you with a big cookie section, they're bound to have them. Not made in the US but just as good.
re: Midlife
Yep, good old squashed fly bikkies. The Khong Guan brand is the one I buy.
re: buttertart
It went by the name of Fly Cemetery in my part of the UK. Garibaldi bikkies are available in Canada.
re: Gusman
Looks like Potatoes Stroganoff is still being made.
Link: http://www.generalmills.com/corporate...
re: biltong
Which ones? I found the Hometown Favorites people to be pretty
thorough and helpful when I was on a life-or-death quest for Jello 1-2-3.
(Didn't find it, I died). Since their business is finding things on that "list".
re: biltong
Have you checked the pull dates? ;-)
They forgot...
* the unfortunately-named "Ayds" diet candies? I used to filch the chocolate-mint flavored ones from the boxes my mom bought
* No-Cal sodas (with cyclamates!!). Coffee flavor with milk added was a favorite when visiting my diabetic Grandma
I used to like frozen crab cakes by Mrs. Paul. Sort of an upscale fast meal.
Another high-end treat - there were steak pies from England with a wonderful puff pastry crust. They came in their own pie-shaped can. A friend of mine lived off of them.
Hard to find, but I think they are still in production - Campbell's shrimp soup and black bean soup.
re: hobokeg
Just saw them this weekend, so they're still around. I think it's Memorial Day to Labor Day you can't get them. It's because they use chocolate that isn't tempered(?) so it would melt in the heat.
re: coll
Ironically, the site that Gary linked to, sells mallomars. It does discuss the seasonality in some parts of the country.
"Introduced in 1913 this northeast favorite is still only regionally and seasonally available. Available October through March due to heat sensitivity of pure chocolate coating."
Wow, pure chcolate coating ... now I have to have one.
re: BluPlateSpec
The Mallomars I saw the other day were $4.79 a box! (at Waldbaums)
To supplement the Dead List we need a Lazarus List. Somebody on this thread mentioned Rennet Junket (or is it Junket Rennet) being gone, when in fact it's currently sold at Treasure Island markets in Chicago; I saw some yesterday. Vermont Country Store (online, also has interesting mailed catalog) is a great source for items, including food, candy, gum etc, of yesteryear. Also, if you google terms like "vintage candy" or "nostalgia food" a lot of this stuff turns up. Or, just google the name of the item, eg Sen-Sen or Slo-Poke Holloway Suckers.
Gary, - bingo - you hit the same neuroreceptor that rworange did with the Sardine posts...
Try these: Haagen-Dazs HONEY VANILLA and CAROB flavored ice cream. A container downed in one sitting.
re: Smokey
(gasp) not the *7-UP* bar! (shriek!!) I thought I just wasn't looking in the right places...
Baskin-Robbins Mandarin Orange, or Mandarin Chocolate--I don't remember what they called it, but it was chocolate/orange ice cream that looked like tar but tasted like heaven. Also, as previously discussed on these boards, Dannon frozen yogurt--it was yogurt, frozen, tangy and delicious.
re: Alex Halsey
You might also wish to consult the Ben & Jerry "Flavor Graveyard"...and see it on your next trip to Burlington, VT.
re: theSauce
I miss Pac-Man cereal.....people also tell me it's just Lucky Charms but they don't know what they are talking about! Same idea, completely different taste.
re: danni_1981
mine is smurfberry crunch. not at all like crunch berry cereal.
re: semmel
Sourballs are another item you can find via the Vermont Country Store.
Growing up, Gina Capaletti (the football player) had a burger chain called Gino's, and the Gino Giant was my favorite. Miss those (similar to a big mac but better). Non-food items: Quicksand, whatever happened to that? As a child I was so scared of stepping into quicksand while walking in the woods and now it's never in any movie or anything. Same with knocking a guy out with a rag soaked in chloroform (mod squad/MI style).
Growing up, Gina Capaletti (the football player) had a burger chain called Gino's, and the Gino Giant was my favorite. Miss those (similar to a big mac but better). Non-food items: Quicksand, whatever happened to that? As a child I was so scared of stepping into quicksand while walking in the woods and now it's never in any movie or anything. Same with knocking a guy out with a rag soaked in chloroform (mod squad/MI style).
re: LES Resident
LOL I just stumbled upon this thread and thought I'd make a football clarification.
The Gino of Gino's fame was Gino Marchetti, defensive end for the Baltimore Colts, not Gino Cappaletti, split end/placekicker for the Boston Patriots.
re: LES Resident
Gino's was most definitely founded by Gino Marchetti of the Balto. Colts. There are current efforts to resurrect the chain. See this link: http://www.ginosgiant.com/index.html
Kellog's Corn Soya cereal from the 50's. Sort of an all-bran thing, but used corn and soy. Great flavor! Mainstream ealth food in the 50's! who knew?
re: davina
You can still find Green Goddess Dressing. I just finished up a bottle not that long ago.
re: Perilagu Khan
I really miss Doo Dads!!
re: Perilagu Khan
we ate them while drinking a coke for a mouth explosion!
Here in Australia (land of Coke that is made with cane sugar thank goodness) the Coke gods brought us Cherry Coke, and then they took it away. No more Aussie cane sugar Cherry Coke now, just (difficult to find, but available) American Cherry Cke, which I am informed is sweetend with HFCS, and does not taste good to me at all (esp with the cherry flavouring, sweetness overload!!). It has been six years, and I am still upset about it. sob :( (I am glad that we live in a land of plenty of cane sugar, so we get yummy Coke still though!)
re: MandalayVA
ecto-cooler? wasn't that tied to "ghostbusters"?
They don't even mention Calso Water! I used to love it back in the '50! I didn't know it was supposed to help with indigestion. I just liked it. Now all you can find of it is an old black and white commercial on youtube! For anyone else old enough to remember when TV was all in black and white, here's the Calso commercial, and then some:
re: Caroline1
So artificially delicious out of the bottle from the vending machine as a kid - FANTA RED CREAM SODA :
I'm amazed that everyone seems to have stopped making chocolate-covered graham crackers! I occasionally find a little package of 1 or 2 at Starbuck's or similar, but otherwise not available at all! And they were the very best!
re: Passadumkeg
Oh my word! I haven't thought of those in years!
re: boyzoma
Don't bogart that....Hey your eating all The Screaming Yellow Zonkers, give me some!
re: kpaumer
Land O'Lakes Butter Cookies!!!
Frozen chocolate malted milk. It used to come in an orange cup, about sixteen ounces, with a paper peel-off top. In the eighties, it was fifty cents at my local market. My brothers would spurge on the pricier drumsticks, which only left them a quarter of their candy money left. Fools. I had enough to buy TWO cups of malted goodness, which I often did.
It came with a wooden spoon, which added it's own flavor to the mix. No, really, you could taste the spoon . . . and I liked it.
re: onceadaylily
You know, I know exactly what you are talking about. They were great and the spoon did taste good.
re: onceadaylily
that sounds like the ones i used to get at Dodger Stadium in the '80's. they were made by Carnation, i believe.
and yes, the spoon tasted awesome, too.
re: Jelly71
Didn't Have nothin' like that at Ebbitt's in the 50's. Gimme a frank w/ kraut & mustard.
Tro de bums out! Broke my heart. The NY Giants too.
re: onceadaylily
I have not thought about that wood taste in ages. You don't need a spoon, either, just a Toasted Almond popsicle from the Good Humor truck. Maybe someone should make wood-flavored ice cream, and just cut to the chase.
re: small h
Good idea. And I used to hold onto the stick or wooden spoon (the wooden spoons were cute) and suck on it for a while after the treat was gone. "Don't run around with that stick in your mouth!!!" - Mom.
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I've got a question. I have a computer running windows 7 64 bit, Home Premium.
The computer name is "Laptop", verified in Computer -> Properties. I have another computer whose name is "Machine-A". For some weird reason, whenever I do "ping Machine-A" on the command line, it would return pinging from 127.0.0.1 . Why does it think "Machine-A" is the computer name?
I did "ipconfig /flushdns", and didn't work. Then I did "ipconfig /flushdns" then "ipconfig /registerdns" and did not fix the problem. I need help. Thanks
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The 127.0.0.1 is windows host file.
I'm not sure what is up with the names, can't see much from here.
The ipconfig/all might be of more value.
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Jersey Shore Reunion Recap: No Fist-Pumps Hereby Free Britney at . Comments
Those hoping for major fireworks or knock-down, drag-out brawls on the Jersey Shore Season 2 reunion special last night came away sorely disappointed.
On some reality shows, the reunion special is the best part. It's when Teresa Giudice flips tables and labels Danielle Staub a prostitution whores. Not here.
These people are all flirting with prostitution whore status, too. Anyway, here's THG's usual +/- recap of last night. Aww yeah, reunion show recap YEAH!!
There's no love lost between Ron and JWoww after The Note.
One could argue this show is depressing, and that its cast is a bunch of losers who reflect badly on our society. Or one could say It's T-shirt tiiiiiime!! Plus 7.
Could host Julissa Bermudez be more robotic? They should have gotten Angelina Pivarnick to host without the cast knowing. We'd pay to see that. Minus 5.
Speaking of Ange, Ronnie had one of the best Jersey Shore quotes last night: "How could you not smush if you get Fossil watch? And it was white!" Plus 9.With a few exceptions, we basically got a clip show of Season 2 debauchery, with surprisingly little in the way of original fireworks. In a word, eh. Minus 8.
Sitch to Sam: "Regardless of who wrote the note, who didn't write it, who told you in person, the only person you could possibly be mad at was Ron." Plus 4.
Sitch to Ron: "Do you love that girl? Then you should be thanking me, because I'm the only one who goes up and talks to her when she's crying." Plus 4.
Yeah, Ronnie and Sammi are still together. Minus 13.
Vinny and Pauly put the VP in MVP. Or just VP.
Vinny and Pauly D seem somewhat genuine, despite their flaws. The other idiots seem like HGH-fueled caricatures of themselves at this point. Minus 10.
Ron claimed J-Woww offered to hook up with him if Sammi hooked up with Sitch. JWoww responded: "I'd rather just f--k Pauly." We can see that. Plus 5.
When footage played of Sitch's attempted robbery, Vinny declared: "It might be MVP to him, but it's VP to me." Ooooh, that's gotta burn, Sitch. Plus 4.
Number of times The Situation said situation? We have no idea, we lost count, since we were taking a shot each time. But it's awesomely high. Plus 6.
Deleted scenes: Snooki farts a lot, etc. Zzz. Minus 3.
Until Season Three of Jersey Shore begins ...
TOTAL: Even. SEASON TOTAL: +143.
yea i love snookie and jenni .....pauly is so hot mikes ok and vinny's a sweetheart ...sammi and ronnie make the show flop sumtimes all they care about r themselves....ronnies a whore and sams a dumb ass for staying with him ...she literally had no reason to get mad at anybody but ronnie...angelina is severely sloppy..cant stand her ass...or no ass..lol
I love that show to its the definition of REAL... I swear!!! It cant get any "realer" than Jersey Shore!!!! I hope there will be plenty of seasons to come... They show what reality tv is worth and they arent mean and terrible to one another as much as the other reality home living shows and if they do they handle it like "real" people in REAL sititiouns... Not some fake put together bullshit thats rehearsed and redone.. there new and improved for the realest.. Im real so i love that shit!
People actually commented with something positive. I love it! There are too many haters in the world and I am not one. Live and let live I say! I love the show and like to watch the stupidity that goes on. Pauly and Vinny seem very real and Snooki too. Jwoww... I don't know. She seemed... hmm... when Snooki said she wanted to put the note behind them and just talk to Sam, Jenn, not so much. Oh well. Let season 3 begin!
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Loved miss Harley! She always called me her "big cheerleader." I remember on the last competition she came up to me and told me she was going to miss me watching her at competitions. Loved her sweet personality!
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The brightest smile in the world that always made my day.
For your trust in my judgment, when I'd tell you what to do.
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Thank you for the time you shared with me and your little friends.
We can't wait to see the cheerleading team that you've made for us in heaven.
Life is a very fragile thing. It can be unpredictable at times and it can be repetitive at others. But one thing that remains unchanged is how quickly time passes.
I am one of the privileged individuals who had the opportunity to meet a little girl named Harley. At the age of five, Harley could light up a room and change your mood in seconds. With a hug and the most genuine smile in the world, Harley was a born cheerleader. She was blessed with natural spirit and charisma, which she shared with everyone she met.
Harley joined my Tiny cheerleading team at the age of four and competed her very first season as a talented top girl and tumbler. She was everything a coach could ask for.
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When The Dark Knight Rises came out, the questions of whether or not he was truly done became an interview mainstay. When he said that he was done unless Christopher Nolan was interested in a fourth movie (which he's stated he is not), people took that as a wink and a nod kind of response.
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The mysterious case of the dissapearing USB3 external drives ...
I've spent the past few days tryng to help a friend sort out a mysterious case of dissapearing USB3 external drives, but it has me stumped.
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1 X WESTERN DIGITAL USB3 1024GB WDBPCK0010BBK mapped as Y:
1 X WESTERN DIGITAL USB3 1024GB WDBPCK0010BBK mapped as Z:
Both devices are less than 4 months old, purchased new a few weeks part from the same store (OfficeWorks).
Typical sequence of events/symptoms:
Both USB devices are displaying fine in both Explorer and Disk Manager, and work exactly as expected. Absolutely no trouble with the devices at all. The LED light on the disks are lit up.
After an indeterminate time (typically somewhere between 1 to 3 hours), the devices dissapear (no longer show) from Explorer, as if they have been physically removed from the USB 3.0 ports - there is no disconnect sound (ding-dong) played. The LED lights on the devices stay lit as normal. Opening Disk Management, the devices are NOT shown. The disks appear to be disconnected from the computer, but they are definately plugged in and powered.
If I physically unplug one of these devices, I immediately get the the disconnect sound (ding-dong). If I then plug the device back in, the connect sound (ding-dong) plays, and after a second or two, the AutoPlay prompt appears, and the devices shown up in Explorer as normal. If I open Disk Manager, the drive displays exactly as expected. This also happens with the 2nd device.
This sequence of events can be replicated several times.
What I have tried thus far:
1. Checked for any special BIOS settings
- USB3 setting = enabled
- other legacy settings = enabled
2. Checked the host system:
- sfc /scannow = no problems
- device manager = no yellow triangles on anything
3. Checked the Power Options:
- High Performance = Enabled
- USB Settings > USB selective suspend setting = disabled
4. Physically checked the devices:
- chkdsk /F = no problems
- cables and general condition of enclosures = no obvious problems
I also checked to see whether problem can be replicated in the front panel USB 2.0 ports - and this suprised me, it can. I get exactly the same behaviour in both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports with both these devices. If I plug a different WD USB2 external device into the same USB 2.0 port, then I have not yet been able to replicate this problem.
Right now I'm unsure whether the issue is:
1. With the USB devices
2. The device drivers (standard Windows drivers)
3. The USB ports
4. The USB port drivers
5. Some hibernation/sleep option in either Windows, BIOS, or physical device
Right now, I am inclined to think its an issue with the devices, but I do plan to test this USB on my system at home for a few days. If anyone has other suggestions or experience with this, please offer your opinion.
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|15 May 2012
I had a similar problem at one point. You may want to try disabling and then enabling the automount feature in diskpart. Sometimes this will reset the automount feature if it is not working properly.
Open an Elevated Command Prompt. The commands are:
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|15 May 2012
Check Power Management of the USB Root Hub and see if the computer is turning off the device to save power.
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|15 May 2012
Thanks gentlemen - some good suggestions. I'll try those over the next few days and report back.
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|16 May 2012
OK. None of the USB Root Hubs have the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" setting enabled.
I'll try automount disable, then enable from diskpart next
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|16 May 2012
automount disable/enable seems to have solved the USB 2.0 issues - when I reboot this PC, the drives show up straightaway when plugged into USB 2.0, but not USB 3.0 - previously nothing showed up at all (I neglected to mention that in my first post).
Doing some more reading, I was shocked to see the number of users with exactly the same issues and its been going on for some time now - the common denominator seems to be the Etron EJ168 chip. I even found some posts linking back here to SF where this chip and older driver combo caused regular BSOD's a while back!
Seems it even has some dramatic impact on Hyper-V in W8CP (interestingly, same mobo I'm trying to solve this issue on)!
This seems to be a long standing problem with some mixed results:
USB3 drive not present after PC boot
The last link suggests a format of the device.................odd why that should work, but I might just try it one day.
After installing driver 112 I still see the same trouble on the USB 3.0 ports. I think the only advice I can give here is if you plan on purchasing a motherboard, think twice if the name Etron appears anywhere...
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|16 May 2012
Interesting that there are so many problems. I wonder, with the new driver installed, have you done the typical USB troubleshooting steps?
I do not know if they are the same for USB 3.0, but I would imagine so since it still is USB hardware.
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|16 May 2012
Good suggestions. I must admit I haven't tried the classic fixes from the tutorial, but I will take a look at those now.
I saw your suggestion about the power state in a thread last night....and i wondered it that might help, but then i forgot to ask! I'll definately give that a crack.
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|16 May 2012
Yeah, I give that power state suggestion a bit. I'll admit it usually only works probablly 30-40% of the time for USB issues, but those are not horrible odds.
It worked on my old laptop 100% of the time, but that is because it had some power management issues with the USB hardware itself. I never found out what the problem was. I no longer have that system because it was serviced for a bad mouse pad, and the service technicians toasted the whole system.
Hopefully you have good luck and track down the problem.
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|16 May 2012
If you click on properties, go to the Power Management tab, you can disable the computer from turning off the device.
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Rising Dragon Hotel, Hanoi
Rooms: 35
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: British Indian Ocean Territory
- Traveller type: Budget Traveller
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Great peoplefrom jimsea
61 Hang Be St;
Reviewers: From Gold Coast, Australia
We recently stayed at the Rising Dragon in September 2007 and can't say enough good things about it. It's greatest asset is the people there. Though our stay was only a few days we used it as a base while seeing other attractions after our stay.
The rooms were clean and comfortable. We booked Halong Bay & Sapa tours from them. Excellent. They helped us with Flight bookings, buses & taxis all over the north. Owners Hien & Ginger are great people & have great staff such as Thuy & Thuan.
We have no hesitation in recommending this hotel. Nothing beats helpful, friendly, courteous people. Good luck.
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RIsing Dragon in the heart of Old Hanoifrom Le_monde_de_Tina
The staff is very attentive, and friendly. They have helped us go through some day trips and overnighters, arranged for train trips that helped us use Hanoi as our base throughout Vietnam. Shopping is easy in this location as there are blocks and blocks of excellent shops and restaurants that are all a great value.
This hotel is very clean, has free internet and wifi throughout. The breakfast is free and just right choices for the price. We had inner courtyard rooms that were quiet even during the busy mid day.
The Rising Dragon - a happy experiencefrom zulah
Good value. Great servicefrom 2toothpicks
The hotel locates right in the middle of the Old Quarter, just one block from Hoan Kiem lake. A short walk from the hotel are some of our favorite places such as the City View restaurant, the Highland coffee shop, the Little Hanoi restaurant, and the Thang Long Water Puppet theater...
The standard room we had for $25 USD per night is roomy, nice and super clean. The queen size bed is comfortable with thick mattress and a surprisingly luxurious comforter. It even has 2 colorful throw pillows in addition to 2 standard queen-size ones. The TV is big for Vietnam standard. The refrigerator is full of drinks with reasonable prices - certaintly not with 4 to 5 times jacked-up in-room prices as in most American hotels. Most of the amenities are of American standard. While this room did not have a bathtub, we did not find any problem with the shower. We also did not mind that the hotel lacked of an elevator. We considered it was our routine dose of excersize to take the stair walk - after all, fitness facilities are still rare in Vietnam.
Customer services at this hotel were what impressed us the most. The managing manager, Mr. Hieu Vu, and his staffs are cheerful, kind and friendly. We felt as if they would do anything to make their guests happy. The free pick-up offer at the airport surprised us. We did not expect this kind of service in a 2-star hotel in downtown areas. Considering the distance between the airport and the hotel, we paid $15 USD to be picked up from another hotel in the same area upon arrival. While staying at the Rising Dragon, I mentioned that to Mr. Hieu and he readily offered to take us back to the airport at the end of our trip, free of charge. Now, I do not know if any other hotels can beat that.
All in all, I would like to thank Mr. Hieu Vu and his entire staffs for giving my wife and I an enjoyful, relaxing vacation. It would be in our memory for a long time to come. As chances permitted, we'll certainly come back and of course, in the meantime, would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to anyyone.
Minh Nguyen
Fremont, California, USA
good valuefrom begbie4
Rising Dragon Hotel Hanoi - Reviewfrom qtchame
Rising Dragon Hotel exceeded my expectations! The room we stayed at is very niceand clean. I admit it was a little cramped inside but what's important is that I got a good night's rest after a very busy day in Hanoi. The bed is good, aircon is working properly, TV has a lot of channels (in english), and the bath room has hot water and a tub.
Plus the staff are very friendly and helpful. They helped arrange our Halong Bay tour and gave us directions to good restaurants and tourist spots! They even told us where to buy items that I want to buy such as backpacks. The hotel is in a good location too as it's just a couple of minutes away from the lake and near the shops and restaurant.
My only complain is that the hotel does not have a lift and we stayed at the 5th floor.
But, I will surely stay again at this hotel. Highly recommended!
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Anyway, I would like to say thank you for all the staffs, Ms Ginger and Mr. Hieu.
Top Local Tips for Hanoi
Bargaining is a must Buy your trip directly with the tour company if you need one, you must bargain with them, they are willing to give discount, the price on the website or on the wall in their office is not the set price, it is a suggestion detail price.
shady taxi drivers one taxi driver tried to charge me double the price. be sure your taxi has a meter! i had to argue with this man (not sure of the company, he made me so mad -- they have green cars) for my change. apparently this is not uncommon, so be careful. i kept arguing with him and he insisted i needed to pay more because i was a foreigner. eventually i got my money back, but not without the driver trying to intimidate me.
Eat pho for breakfast I know it sounds weird to eat noodle soup for breakfast, but consider this - in a hot climate, you'll be sweating a lot, losing both salt and fluid. Pho replenishes both of these, since it's salty and liquid. On our first morning, my girlfriend had bread with jam, and I had pho... I had greater endurance than her, so the next day she tried eating pho, and sure enough, that day she was fine. So if you're wearing out early, give it a try.
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Price is good for what it's used. Perfect size. Needle is easy to hook up and it holds its place. I bought several of these and 1st one I filled with homemade rosin flux. Cap threads don't hold the liquid inside very well, so at least put that little nozzle back in place to help with that. Rosin flux ... Read more
It's a squeeze bottle as expected, and works like you would expect it to. You don't have to use it for flux of course, although I did. The cap has a small hole at the top. I mean the OUTER cap. Not sure if this was intended... Flux doesn't leak out even with the bottle upside down because the flux is ... Read more
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How many times do we read the Bible and come across a scriptural reference and we say something like, "Boy, do I know who ought to be reading this?"
This weekend marks the official end of the summer. I am aware that school has been in session for a month already. High school football and softball and cross country teams are in full swing.
It goes without saying that today, as never before, we are faced with many problems and issues that weigh heavily upon us as we strive just to make it through the day. These pressures and challenges can lead to bouts of depression in even the most stable individuals.
How do you emphasize that something is important? How do you make it clear that you want the person listening to you to really listen?
The idea that everyone will be saved is a comforting thought but is not the truth, according to God's word. As we noticed previously, God wants everyone to be saved, but He will not force us to obey him.
When some people take a shower they sing, while others use this time to relax and get their thoughts together. And there are some who just want to get in and out and get it over with.
Pastor Katrina Deason and members of Liberty Prayer Chapel in Hinesville have a lot to celebrate. After eight years, the church has seen many goals come to fruition, and Liberty Prayer Chapel is impacting the community.
The Apostle Paul in his first letter to Timothy said, "For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour; who will have all men to be saved and to come unto the knowledge of the truth" (1 Tim. 2:3, 4).
The topic of love is one that is sure to draw attention. Just listen to any radio station and you will hear many songs about love – "Just an Old-Fashioned Love Song," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," "What's Love Got to Do With It?" The list goes on, and on it goes.
This summer my wife and I went on a vacation that included traveling around 2,500 miles.
Excitement is in the air at Ludowici Church of God. Friends and congregants are grateful for their new pastor, the Rev. David A. Holton.
Over the years, I have encountered many who walk around with unforgiving hearts. In fact, you would be surprised at the number of people who harbor ill feelings toward others and refuse to extend forgiveness. There are family members, friends, coworkers and even Christian brothers and sisters who avoid speaking to one another for years because of a silly incident.
Global missionary Johanna Long is visiting First Baptist Church in Hinesville this weekend and she said she's excited to share stories of her international adventures and work with the children of Central Africa.
Well, school is fully in session again. It's hard to believe, isn't it? The buses are running, the teachers and students are excited, and "the three R's" are being taught and learned at a record pace.
The apostle Peter wrote, "As newborn babes, desire the sincere milk of the word, that ye may grow thereby" (I Peter 2:2).
Today is Thanksgiving Day. For the first time in a few years, my wife and I will be celebrating at home. We have family coming in for dinner, and we are looking forward to a good day.
DeleteLast week, we began studying about the choice each person has to make if they want to go to heaven. The thoughts are continued this week.
In today's society, we have been inclined to live a life of limits that are beneath God's calling.
There is a TV show called "The Walking Dead" that is popular among many. It is about people who die from a virus but come back to life changed individuals - but not for the good of humanity.
They are having snow up north.
Most religious people believe that God loves everyone and wants all to be saved. Yet some fail to understand that he created man to have his own will so he can determine what to do or not do.
In our recent election between the Democrats and Republicans, the Republicans seized control over the Senate by winning an additional seven seats.
When I was growing up in the church, we used to quite often sing a song called, "Count Your Blessings." It goes something like this: "Count your blessings, name them one by one; Count your blessings, see what God hath done."
I have a new computer. It is a laptop and literally is the size of the leather binder I carry in my book satchel. It is only a pound or so in weight.
When Elijah the prophet called for Ahab to gather all Israel to Mount Carmel, he started his address with the following words: "How long halt ye between two opinions? If the Lord be God, follow him. But if Baal, then follow him" (1 Kings 18:21).
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WASHINGTON -- Apparently, "It's got a good beat and you can dance to it," is no longer the goal for aspiring musical hitmakers.
The upbeat ditty with sing-along choruses is being replaced by slower, sadder-sounding songs, according to researchers who analyzed more than 1,000 songs on Billboard's charts from 1965 to 2009.
Glenn Schellenberg and Christian von Scheve looked at songs' tempos, and whether they were predominantly in bright-sounding major keys, or more morose minor keys.
The study, in the Research Digest blog of the British Psychological Society shows in the late 60s, 85 percent of hit songs were written in a major key. From 2005-2009 only 42 percent of songs were written in the more-uplifting-sounding chord structure.
Songs have been slowing down, too. Top 40 songs in the past few years average 100 beats per minute, down from 116 beats in 1965-69.
The researchers don't have scientific findings to describe why fans favor songs from Alanis Morissette, Nirvana, Oasis, and Mariah Carey, but speculate not everyone who listens to music wants to be happy while doing it.
Unambiguously happy songs -- like Aqua's 'Barbie Girl' -- often sell well, but are mocked by critics.
So, what's your favorite depressing song.......
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text: I honestly don't think there is any data on correlations between situations where a bystander was hit, and the "strictness" of the shooter's authorization process. In fact, I'd like to see "official" data (as in officially filed SCA reports) where a bystander in a legal area was hit. I'm not saying it doesn't exist, I'd just like to see it if it does. Then we can act from a position of real knowledge. If there is no correlation, then there is no logic to the presupposition that "more training and observation prior to authorization will reduce safety incidents." Will bystanders sometimes get hit by a stray combat arrow? Probably. The question we NEED answered before we assume it only (or even usually) happens because the archer was not properly trained, is whether there is any data to support that assertion. I'd be willing to bet large sums of cash that we would see no change in the number of spectators hit if we err a little LESS on the side of caution. I'm absolutely not suggesting that we turn someone loose on the field whom we have not seen demonstrate the minimum requirements (as described below). Both Eadric and I are saying that it needn't require participation in multiple melee/archery "wars," it needn't require a "buddy" separate from the authorizing marshal to observe all day, etc. Those are restrictions some have assumed are mandatory. If I have spent enough time talking to the candidate to ensure they can repeat the rules back to me and understand them, and observing their actions in a few melee scenarios (enough to allow me to see if they can control their shots, not poke someone in the eye with their bow, and not shoot arrows toward the onlookers, etc.), then I'm gonna authorize. Reasonable assurance using logical procedures based on actual evidence is what we need. Any more than that and we DO make it too hard, especially if it is merely a response to perceived political pressure. YIS, Kenneth -----Original Message----- From: John Moore [mailto:iaenmor at swbell.net] Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 10:41 PM To: Archery within the Kingdom of Ansteorra Subject: Re: [Ansteorra-archery] Archery Discussion Some are going to say it is too hard, others will swing the other way. Considering that amount of flack CA gets I try to err on the side of caution. If you really want to do this then you need the patience to authorize. Where it just going out with a stick and it never leaving your hands it would be different. But when you shoot at someone once you release you have no control over where it will end up. I have seen perfectly reasonable shots bounce off someone or thing and go in the craziest directions. We have to make sure that those doing the shooting are very careful of what they are doing. Rarely does one here of a bystander getting hit with a sword, spear or polearm. Let that happen with an arrow or bolt and just wait for the screaming to begin. Been there heard and didn't like it then or now. Do we err on the side of caution too much? Most likely. But better to be safe and make sure that those out there are as safe as we can than deal with the uproar afterwards. Iaen Eric Brown wrote: > > That reminds me, I forgot one... do y'all think that the authorization > process is, too hard? Too easy? > The grass roots grumbling i hear is it keeps fols from getting into to > CA becuase the initial hurdle is too high... > > what do you think of this contention. > > (If anyone has numbers to his question I'd love to see them) > > Thanks, > > Caladin- > > Jed Tressler wrote: >> Out of curiosity, and because I think it would help commanders plan >> both battle strategies and recruitment efforts, based on >> authorizations, how many combat archers are there total in the kingdom. >> >> Which is to say, what is our current maximum archer strength if >> everyone who is legal to shoot did? >> >> Bastian Eisengart >> >> >> On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 11:58 PM, Eric Brown <caladin at io.com >> <mailto:caladin at io.com>> wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> >> I'd like to talk about what we can do to encourage Combat Archery. >> >> We in recent years have come to gulf with fewer Archers than >> Trimaris, >> >> Add this to the big Morale hit the archers are taking with the new >> rule changes, >> >> And I'm afraid we're going to be in trouble. >> >> For those of you who didn't experience it a fresh at Gothic, being >> outnumbered >> >> By archers is a really unhappy place to be :). So I'd like to >> discuss what we can do >> >> To share that experience with our enemies instead of keeping it >> all to ourselves. :) >> >> Here are some of the ideas I've heard so far. >> >> - Start practicing with the archers included. Involve them in each >> maneuver. >> >> This is to help them feel more included and build esprit de corps.. >> >> - Fundraisers for ammo upgrade costs. >> >> - Build archers into plans specifically, as at the ravine battle >> at gulf where they >> >> Were supposed to all attack a specific point just before we >> charged it. >> >> - Make sure not to schedule archer battles at Gulf at the same >> time as HW battles.. >> >> (or so close there is no time to move from one to the other ie how >> it was last year.) >> >> Does anyone know who we should talk to about this one? Who's our >> liaison to the >> >> scheduling of Gulf? >> >> - Buy all our significant others a crossbow & armor for Christmas. >> ( :) ) >> >> I know there are some folks who aren't the biggest fans of CA >> (although I'm a fan), and I ask please >> >> that we set that aside and support them for this Gulf War. It's a >> known fact that the enemy >> >> will have CA at Gulf, lets band together to make sure WE have more >> than the >> >> Enemy, so that they experience far more suckage than we do. >> >> Think of Archer Dominance, like Air Superiority in modern combat. >> If you have it, its gives you near total freedom >> >> To do what you want on the ground, and if you don't have it, you >> are strongly inhibited from doing what YOU >> >> Want to do on the ground. Do you want to be roaming the field >> hitting where you want, or do you want to be >> >> Huddled behind a shield waiting for a chance to do something? >> >> More archers = More fun for everyone (on our side :)). >> >> I'd like to set Archer dominance as one of our goals for next >> Gulfwar and the Gulfwar after, >> >> What do you think, how can we do it, and who's willing to step up >> to help organize and lead? >> >> Sir Kenneth has volunteered to step up as a Combat Archery Liason, >> to help drive this effort, >> >> But we need more than one man to make this happen. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Caladin- >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Ansteorra-archery mailing list >> Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org >> <mailto:Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org> >> >> http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Ansteorra-archery mailing list >> Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org >> http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org >> > > _______________________________________________ > Ansteorra-archery mailing list > Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org > _______________________________________________ Ansteorra-archery mailing list Ansteorra-archery at lists.ansteorra.org http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-archery-ansteorra.org


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VIDEO: Media Day: Knicks State of Mind
GREENBURGH, N.Y. – Carmelo Anthony had chances to put himself in a better situation to win a championship. His contemporaries from the 2003 Draft class – LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade – all have multiple titles, while he has none.
Joining James Harden and Dwight Howard in Houston or Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah in Chicago would have given Anthony a serious chance to get a ring right away. In New York, he'll have to wait at least a year before the Knicks clear the contracts of Amar'e Stoudemire and Andrea Bargnani off their books and have the opportunity to maybe add more top-line talent alongside Anthony. Maybe.
The Knicks, of course, had the ability to offer Anthony a lot more money (via bigger raises and a fifth season) than any other team. That's what they did. So Anthony stayed in New York.
Was it all about the money? Well, Anthony admits it wasn't all about basketball and says the decision was "hard." But, speaking at Knicks Media Day on Monday, he said that it came down to his conscience.
"I made a commitment to stay here in New York," Anthony said. "I made a commitment to the Knicks' organization. I made a commitment to Derek Fisher and Phil Jackson. I also made a commitment to my teammates. That right there goes to show you that it wasn't all about just running, jumping ship, and trying to get something in the immediate future."
The immediate future in New York offers an opportunity to compete for the playoff spot that the Knicks lost last season. But the ceiling isn't very high and won't be unless Jackson makes major changes in the next year.
"I'm willing to be patient," Anthony said. "How long I'm willing to be patient, I can't really tell you that. But I'm willing to be patient. I'm willing to take risks. I'm willing to take that chance."
Anthony wasn't willing to be patient after seven seasons in Denver, when he made it clear to the Nuggets that he wanted out. He got what he wanted, a February 2011 trade to New York, a transaction that sent a lot of the Knicks' assets west. So while Anthony has been, by far, the Knicks' best player in the 3½ seasons since, he felt that he owed the team and its fans more.
"For me to just get up and leave like that," he said, "I wouldn't have felt right, within myself. From a basketball standpoint, it probably would have been, maybe, the greatest thing to do. But for me, personally, I wouldn't have felt right with myself, knowing I wanted to come here. I kind of forced my way to New York and I have some unfinished business to take care of. So I wouldn't have felt right from a personal standpoint, just getting up and leaving."
Though he says he can be patient, Anthony also believes the Knicks can improve on last season's 37-45 record. He said he's excited to work within the Triangle offense and knows that improvement has to start on D. But he's not just going to throw this season away.
"I can tell you for sure," Anthony said, "that we're going to have a much better season that we had last year."


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - A robbery suspect was shot and killed during a gunbattle that also claimed the life of a police dog.
Police say the suspect stole a car in a dollar store parking lot and evaded police for a half hour Monday night before crashing the vehicle. The suspect ran as a police helicopter tracked him. The K9, named Sarge, was let off the leash to pinpoint the suspect's location.
That's when shots were fired. Police say they aren't sure if the suspect shot Sarge or if the dog was caught in the gunfire exchange.
Jacksonville Police Chief John Hartley credited Sarge for keeping the officers safe.
The suspect's name has not been released. Police continue to look for a second suspect.
Three officers were placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.
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In 2007 the Australian government established the National Schools Chaplaincy Program (NSCP), a three year program that provided funds to place a Chaplain in schools that successfully applied for a grant.
The goal of this funding was to make available to many more school communities the spiritual, social, and emotional support for students, parents and staff that community-funded chaplains already provided in most states. Chaplains provide pastoral care and help in developing positive values and relationships and may provide spiritual guidance when requested. They also enhance engagement with the broader community.
Due to its success the program was extended to the end of 2011 and in 2012 a new program expanded to 1,000 more schools, but with the non-faith-based option of a Student Welfare Worker (SWW). Under the National School Chaplain and Student Welfare Program (NSCSWP) there were 2,900 Chaplaincies and more than 600 SWWs in over 3,500 grant schools nation-wide from 2012- 14.
In the Commonwealth budget on May 13, 2014 funds were provided for a further four years of grants for School Chaplains under a new National School Chaplaincy Programme but not for Student Welfare Workers as these positions were not part of the original concept in 2007, and state governments are responsible for welfare programs in state schools.
On June 19, 2014 the High Court ruled that the method of providing grants to schools was outside the narrowly defined "executive power" of federal governments under the constitution and that Chaplaincy grants must be applied via the states. The National School Chaplaincy and Student Welfare Program (NSCSWP) therefore ceased to operate for the remainder of 2014, though grants already paid have enabled providers to keep employing Chaplains and SWWs to the end of the year as intended.
On October 10, 2014 the federal government announced that all states and territories had agreed to participate in the new National School Chaplaincy Programme from 2015. Each state and territory need their own grant application process and all schools wanting a Chaplain will be able to apply for the 2900 grants available. There will be no automatic rollover for previous grant schools, and not all schools will be successful. We await news from the Department of Education and Communities about the application process for NSW schools.
Fortunately Generate's goal has always been to develop a model of local community funding for School Chaplains in NSW state schools as exists in every other state in Australia. Generate is committed to growing and increasing the positive impact of Chaplaincy for the long term for state schools that choose it, and we know that partnering with churches and local communities is the best way to make this happen. By helping grow local support for your Chaplain you can help secure their role into the future.
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The ads, which Google introduced in October 2012, enable retailers to display images of products along with prices on Google search results pages. The number of such ads is up 99% in November compared to a year earlier, according to new research.
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Data from Jupiter Research's CORE Index show Google tops other engines in unique visitors, frequency and intensity of use. Among shopping search engines, Yahoo ranked highest in unique visitor traffic while MSN scored highest in frequency.
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The e-retailer is the first in the United States to accept the digital currency as a form of payment, its CEO says. In the first 24 hours of offering it, Overstock processed 840 bitcoin-based transactions, accounting for $130,000 in revenue.
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The study by CPC Strategy, a firm that manages comparison shopping campaigns, puts Google Base at the top of its list of 10 major price-comparison sites, largely because it's free to use and offers useful tools.
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The new product search results page will include more images and highlight local retailers.
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Don't laugh: It yielded a 300% increase in the mobile conversion rate at AeroLife.com, which chose to launch a responsive design site in November 2013 to better serve the 28% of visitors on smartphones and tablets. The slick, attractive site encases page elements in bubbles that float up and down the page, a design as unique as the product it sells: air-based nutrition.
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Google's Shopping Campaigns, announced late last year, ultimately will let retailers more precisely target top-performing products and better optimize for online and local conversions, says Mercent CEO Eric Best. But there are near-term drawbacks.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday condo in Cape May
2 Bedrooms 1 full bath with clawfoot tub/shower, sleeps 6
Enjoy the comfort and ambiance of this circa 1854 double house Victorian, located in the center of the primary historic district. We are minutes to the beach, adjacent to the main shopping district, and convenient to Cape May's finest restaurants. You can leave your car in your off-street parking space and walk almost anywhere. We are furnished with some antiques but comfortable sofas and chairs. For added convenience there is a private deck,with furniture and a gas grill. Our kitchen has a stove,refrigerator, and microwave oven. In Summer, a private locker on the beach contains chairs and umbrellas and beach playthings (and plenty of extra space) for your use. Washer/dryer in unit.
Bicycle storage: With notice we can arrange for you to store bicycles on the porch below the apartment's deck.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- not suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible