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My husband and I stayed at Carlos and Gisela House for 4 days. We really enjoyed it. It's a nice house with swimming pool, place for a barbecue (we didn't use them though) and a very good breakfast. If you take a 10 minutes walk you arrive downtown, and you can take the subway to go to Valparaiso or the bus to go to Reñaca and Con Con. If you want to go to the shopping mall you can take a 30 min walk, or take the bus. The same if you want to go to the casino and the beaches.
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Gisela and Carlos is by far the best hostel that we've stayed at. Such a friendly and relaxing place to stay. The rooms, bath, pools, gardens are very well maintained and clean. The breakfast is fantastic with bio products from its own farm. Highly recommended for someone looking for a quiet place.
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While I didn't recognize the name, I have been to Mingo Falls. It's a gorgeous place to visit, as is just about anywhere in the GSMs :) Thanks for sharing the beautiful pics, Elizabeth.
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The waterfall is skinny but very tall! (Or at least that's how it looks to me.) I'd love to visit it.
That falls is very beautiful. I like having a person in the shot so we can grasp the fall's size.
It's a beautiful waterfall! Hope you're enjoying these last weeks of summer. I read that you are having problems with the commenting. I'm still having the same problems, too.
It really is a gorgeous waterfall!
Don't you love the sound of a waterfall? I do!...:)JP
gorgeous!!! it was good to see a body by the falls...to get a good perspective of the size!!!
That looks like a long drop from top to bottom!
Beautiful images. I'm glad you made the hike so that my aching knees don't have to and I still get to enjoy the scenery.
Mingo Falls is another favorite of ours. You got a couple of great pictures of it.
On these very hot, dry days, the waterfall photos look especially refreshing. me
Waterfalls are so pretty!
Beth, it is a beautiful waterfalls. It looks very tall. Great shots.
You won't find me doing that kind of hiking or any hiking for that matter. So thanks for sharing all the beautiful scenes that you see when you are hiking. Have a great evening .
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Well worth the trek! Beautiful shots!
Wow, these are gorgeous shots, Beth! What a lovely place. I love the trees on either side of the falls.
Fabulous shots! I tried to take good waterfalls pictures on our recent vacation, but mine are not as majestic and beautiful as the falls actually were. These are just lovely. Waterfalls are on my very short list of things that Debbie loves in an irrational way, right there with covered bridges, old barns, and fences. (So you can see why I happen to enjoy YOUR blog, right? You are a treasure trove of the kind of stuff I love.)


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Mint is basically Debian with some codecs from Ubuntu installed.
On the whole, I am thinking that Mint will look good installed on my main desktop at home. If I want to search Amazon, I will open a browser... not the search box on my desktop
Google's teeny UK tax bill 'just not right', thunders senior MP
Re: Is not the legal first duty of a company to its shareholders?
I think that it is a lot easier done than said really.
The government should pass a law stating that all money earned within the country is taxable at 25%. If you try to move the money out of the country, then you have to pay a standard monetary exportation fee of 50%.
Unless you are buying goods from the recipient and then we will tax you at the same rate as normal but will charge you a 25% tariff on the goods you are purchasing from the other company. If you are buying the goods from your parent company, then the tariff is 50%
However, the first thing that the government should do is write a law banning lobby groups. But thats where it all falls down because I dont think that any self respecting politician is going to write into being a law that will cut into their chances of getting employed by one of the companies that the lobby group represents.
And as for making Google and Amazon unpopular... just start spreading the rumours that the benefit reductions are all because Google and Amazon wont pay their fair wack of tax...
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I wear size 12 shoes. The number of places that have shoes that fit me properly is minimal. If I go into a place and they dont have any shoes in my range, I will sometimes try on size 11's just in case they have a pair of slightly larger 11's that fit.
If my local shoe store decided to start charging a 10er just for asking them about shoes and trying a few pairs on, they wouldnt be getting my business again until such time as they started stocking large sized shoes.
Dongle smut Twitstorm claims second scalp
Some developer evangelist
if she doesnt know what forking a repo is all about. If she thinks that it is something sexual then I am wondering how she has managed to retain a tech job for so long and to progress to the level of developer evangelist.
And what would have happened if the guy had pulled out a 64Gb USB drive, which someone else mentioned these days is referred to as a dongle, and presented it to the organisers stating that here was his big dongle.
And while I am at it, I have to say that she appears to have some of the worst spelling/grammar problems that I have ever seen. And her writing style is so jumbled it appears she is more interested in putting people to sleep rather than putting her issues out there in a sane legible fashion.
At the end of the day... the guy making the joke about the big dongle is guilty of one thing... having bad taste in crappy jokes that are well past their use-by date.
What she is guilty of is another whole world of hurt. In her own words, she said that she took the photo and posted it to twitter first. Then appealed for assistance from her twitter followers and then approached the organisers after already vilifying the two gentlemen on twitter.
She has left herself open to a number of law suits the least of which would be the loss of earnings one if the guy can prove that he made the comment as part of a private conversation in a public place. If she tries to sue her ex-employer for wrongful dismissal, she then opens the can of worms that as their representative at Pycon, her actions in taking it to twitter and putting up a pic of 7 men without identifying the two gentlemen behind the comments has opened up the possibility of lawsuits from all 7 men for slanderous remarks made by their employee who was at the conference as their rep.
I read something that some ambulance chaser over in the states posted up saying that it would be hard for her ex-employers to defend against a wrongful dismissal case. I reckon that it would be relatively easy. Her actions polarised a large segment of the community that she is supposed to be evangelising to against them and has led to attacks against their corporate infrastructure damaging their reputation in the industry. Those are two massively powerful defences really.
Lets see... do we keep the woman who has potentially opened us up to a number of lawsuits, potentially alienated our future clients and workers and has cost us a large amount in dealing with DDoS attacks caused by her actions... or do we give her a DCM (Don't Come Monday) slip and have security escort her off the premises.
I think that they went with the right option for the betterment of the company...
Osborne slashes growth forecast by half in bleak economy statement
Lowering Corporate tax
while all those feckers are busy bouncing their money between the various companies in other countries within their group to reduce taxable income is a bit of a joke really.
I would like to see a flat rate corporation tax introduced of 25%... if a company makes 1 pound, it owes 25p to the government. If it tries to move the money to another country to reduce their tax liabilities, tax them 30% on the money being transferred out of the country.
I can pretty much guarantee that they will stop avoiding their tax bills at that point.
And dropping 1p off the duty on beer... bit of a joke really... in cold weather, you can usually get a couple of good p's out of a pint... especially after 10 or 12 of them.
Ten ten-inch tablets
Well, I have the readies in my pocket... well in my bank... want to order a nexus 10 fondle slab so that it is waiting for me at home when I get back from working in Ireland and stupid bloody google play doesnt even bother to find out if I actually live in the UK or I live in Ireland and geoblocks me from buying one.
Twats... Someone at Google needs a boot to the bollocks for that little stuff up. The bastards would have had 400 quid off me (for the 32gb version) if they hadnt blocked me!
BRITAIN MUST DECLARE WAR on Cervinaean menace
Re: MUNTJAC
Only if you read the latin name for them first (Muntiacus reevesi) and think that you are reading about some munter from Newcastle called Reeves.
Corporates! Bring in all-purpose filler for IT skills gap, thunders Steelie Neelie
Well paid contracting pains
I went from working a well paid salary job to a contracting role just outside of London where I was making... roughly the same amount as what I was making in my permanent job. Then I got offered a really well paid job... in Ireland. So every Monday morning, I pack my bags, go to Gatwick and take a flight to Dublin. Then every Friday afternoon, I reverse the trip and spend the weekend at home on the south coast.
I was thinking of heading back home to Australia to try and get a well paid job over there, but when I was back there a couple of years back, I was shocked at the cost of living out there. Yes, I would be making a load of money back in Australia... but when you are paying out around 1k-2k/month in rent in addition to the cost of your utilities and then having to buy food on top of that (and paying out $10 for a pint of lager... where is the fun in that). I figured that I wouldnt be making any more really than I am making now.
Now... where is my cheap beer?
Twenty classic arcade games
Re: Come on ...
First time I ever used a track ball was playing Missile Command...
Joust was such a good game that it even got a special zone in World of Warcraft - Cataclysm :)
There was a plethora of games that I miss from my youth. Crazy Climber, Space Invaders, Donkey Kong, Defender, Scramble, Streetfighter(any version), Galaxians and Galaga, Asteroids, Tetris, Lunar Lander, Frogger...
Ahh... the hours (and dollars) spent wasting time playing those games... I think that I might have to go looking for some classic arcade machines :D
Military-industrial patent troll demands BEEELLIONS from Cisco
I dont think that they are trying hard enough
Because if they did try to go Cisco for a massive amount as it seems that they should, then Cisco would pull out all the stops and do some serious smashing of their own. And those 4 patents would all be cancelled and then Microsoft and Apple would both turn around and demand their money back...
Which I think would have quietly disappeared into a Cayman bank never to be seen again!
Mines the one with the Cayman bank books in the pocket...
US insurer punts 'bestiality' to wide-eyed kiddies, gasp 'mums'
Would these be the same mum's who were all lined up to scream at 17 year old Pattinson and Lautner? And to go nuts over a movie that promotes a young girls issues in life in having to decide between necrophilia and bestiality?
Google whips out pocket cannon, fires VoIP patent sueball at BT
I wonder what would happen
If DARPA came out and said they were going to turn off the internet until such times as all companies played fair.
Who would really win if the real heavy weights came out to play.
US company aims patent-gun at Australia's e-health system
Thanks to the Free Trade agreement
That the previous government signed with the yanks, we have loads of American companies coming into Australia trying to sue Australian companies that have been established for 40-50 years for infringing their 'IP' when the companies they have targeted existed long before their company even did.
And now we have examples of dodgy US patents being introduced into Australia to try and force more Australian companies to hand over their existing IP to US companies for nothing.
The only thing that will correct this issue is for the current government to rip up the US trade agreement (it's way too one sided for my liking) and tell the US that they are now at the back of the queue in terms of favored trading partners. The US might jump up and down a bit and scream a lot more, but considering that their banks screwed our banks with their toxic sub-prime loans... feck em.
Why you need a home lab to keep your job
I'm a software developer so I dont really need a lab at home. But I play around with network administration and security as a hobby and so I usually have 5-6 boxes floating about in the house acting as servers. Usually when I upgrade hardware in my main desktop, I will get a cheap case and migrate the old hardware into that and use that as the base for a new server.
I need to get myself some commercial grade networking kit so I can start playing around with Cisco gear and getting my skills up in those areas.
For me, the home lab is a nice to have but isnt essential to my career moves.
'Op! Op! Op!' Gangnam Style earns Google $8m
Metal version anyone?
I have to say that some of my friends posted the metal version of Gangnam style on facebook last weekend... it was surprisingly good. In fact I had to watch it several times to enjoy the song properly.
Cameron's speech puts UK adoption of EU data directive in doubt
Politicians used to get into the business to try and make a difference for the common folk who share the same beliefs they did. They would try and introduce laws that were based on common sense and would work hard for their money. They actually had some respect in the community
These days however, most politicians are getting into the business for the high salary, the overpaid pension when they are removed from office (if elected), the chance of rorting the system with dodgy expenses and the chance to get on the book circuit after they retire from politics. Modern politicians are the best that money can buy... just ask most of the big businesses around the world and have them trot out their collections of brought and paid for politicians who will pass any law they want. And any modern politician who goes into the business with good intentions usually finds out that the only way to get ahead is to give head... to the lobby groups and special interest groups who will help them get elected again if they just push through this silly little law.
These professional politicians are harder to get rid of than herpes... and illegal to kill.
Security audit finds dev OUTSOURCED his JOB to China to goof off at work
Having a terminal server machine at home...
for the guys over in China to connect to so that they could then VPN into Verizon.
Would have been a much more secure option all round. Firewalled on both sides so that you can monitor whats happening in both directions. And with his multiple jobs, he could have set up a terminal server farm of virtual machines with the firewall routing all VPN traffic to the required TS.
If he had done that, then he would still be quite happily sitting at home coding away making a mint.
However, now that he has been caught, I suspect that he might be in line for a lawsuit for gaining money by deception.
'Doomsday' asteroid Apophis more massive than first thought
Re: Tiny odds?
I'd put 100 on that sort of odds...
But I dont think that there would be anyone left to collect if it does hit...
Re: Bruce Willis
Only if we can send Ben Affleck up there with him...
Razer uncages Core i7, GeForce megaslab for hardcore gamers
Does the thing run WOW?
I am guessing that it would run my other favourite game Football Manager, but will it run wow. I am kind of guessing no it wont. While it is a good looking piece of kit, I dont think that it would manage to even render wow in a reasonable fashion.
'Not even Santa could save Microsoft's Windows 8'
Linux or Windows 7
I am on the verge of buying myself a new laptop. As most of the ones that I am interested in these days is Winblows 8 only, I can see myself buying a copy of Windows 7 to install on the thing or downloading a copy of Linux and then I may consider running Winblows 8 in a virtual machine. And as I usually build my own home PC's I would seriously consider dumping Windows 7 on the home machine and going full Linux and run Windows 7 in virtual machines for those times when I have to do something in Windows...
Help-desk hell
Re: Tidying up
I have a similar story to that one... except that it involves a new computer that someone doesnt know how to operate and a son who has a friend who is a computer expert. All set back in the days when DOS was king and Windows 3.11 was the new prince.
I got a phone call a couple of days after the nice lady had purchased the computer from the company I was working for at the time... seems that it had stopped working and had a single line message on the screen... cannot find command.com.
I got her to bring it into the shop which she did. Loaded up the recovery disk we had and booted the computer. I did a dir /s *.com and couldnt find a single com file anywhere. I also did a check for .dll as well... nope... nothing.
Asked the lady about it and she said that her son had brought around a friend who know everything about computers and he said that he would get it running really fast by cleaning out all the unnecessary files. So they let him go for it. And he cleaned out a load of stuff. So I explained to the nice lady that her sons friend was an idiot who didnt really know what he was doing and that he had deleted a load of files that were needed for the computer to work properly.
I reflashed the drive for her to load dos and windows back onto it and told her not to let her sons friend anywhere near the computer again.
Unfortunately I should have told her not to let her son anywhere near the computer because she was back in a couple of weeks later with a shed load of viruses that her son had installed after getting a bunch of games disks off his friend.
Phoenix IT Group tumbles off a cliff: £63m in losses
Credit Insurers
The company I used to work for has our servers hosted with Phoenix's hosting services (we signed up with them before Phoenix brought them out. The thing is that the company I used to work for are credit insurance brokers and when I noticed that article on el reg about them getting rid of 300 staff and going into major cost cutting measures... I talked to one of our staff members who does the credit checks... Pheonix were not looking in good shape back then and so we put them on our monitor list to make sure that our websites would be safe. I think that they will be watching Phoenix a bit closer now.
OS/2 a quarter century on: Why IBM lost out and how Microsoft won
Re: Ahhh, the memorex
Windows 3.11 for Workgroups... ahh the heady joys the Microsoft implementation of the TCP/IP stack with NetBIOS overlaid to create a whole world of confusion with the naming of computers...
Where were the bullet holes on OS/2's corpse? Its head ... or foot?
A blast from the past
I have used OS/2 2.1, Warp 3 and Warp 4 and I feel that if IBM had given their bastard child a bit more love and attention, it would have really crapped all over Windows. But the lack of driver support and application support was the killer for me. I loved that it was a proper 32 bit operating system at the time when you either had to use a 32 bit windows shell over DOS 7.0 (Windows 95 & 98) or you had to go to Windows NT 3.5/4 for a proper 32 bit operating system. NT was good but didnt have the application support from Microsoft and the majority of other application developers were still farting about writing code for DOS and Windows 95.
In the end, Microsoft won that battle because they took all of their cool code that worked on the PC-Compatibles and put out Windows NT (Microsoft's version of OS/2 3.0). And with their access to the undocumented Windows API 32 bit subsystem, they had a lot more application support than IBM allowed.
It's a shame really because I really thought that OS/2 had the legs to really make it.
P-P-P-Pick up our PENGUIN-POWERED Pi PIPER of Python
There is nothing wrong with Carter USM. Were you at the Brixton Academy earlier on this month for their 'final' live gig? I had a blast there :)
I might see if I can load python onto my NAS and use it to run my music stored on there.
Pirate cops bust LITTLE GIRL, take her Winnie-the-Pooh laptop
Re: The Offence?
So she clicks on a torrent to download a copy of the song... and doesnt have a bit torrent client on her Pooh laptop...
Is she still sharing out 99% of the "failed download" with anyone else?
I am willing to bet that she didnt have a copy of any bit torrent client and therefore was physically unable to share the torrent.
If she is unable to share anything, then it was an attempt to download that failed and therefore is not an infringement.
Design guru: Windows 8 is 'a monster' and 'a tortured soul'
"There is no Harry potter style waggling of a wand at the screen and shouting Fanboi chants.
THE REG... Please stop publishing utterly inaccurate and badly researched articles."
I do believe that he actually published a well researched paper on the usability of Windows 8. It is not up to Windows fanboi's like yourself to try and shout him down in a torrent of abuse. It is your position in the argument to either ignore articles like this that point out some serious deficiencies in the Windows 8 desktop operating system in terms of usability or to try and post legitimate responses that detail your research into how usable Windows 8 is. Unfortunately, it appears that the average intelligence of the Windows supporters seems to be dropping faster than Apples share prices are.
When you can postulate a legitimate argument against Mr Nielsen and you have the credentials to equal his in his selected field, then you have the right to go around saying that he is talking utter rubbish.
Outside of that ever happening, if ever, feel free to rant and rave and look like a complete muppet.
Ten four-bay NAS boxes
Qnap are quite good
I have a qnap ts-410 4 drive NAS. I had one glitch with the drives in it, when I got it a couple of years back, in that I was using drives that werent recommended. However, I did a scan on the drives and everything came good again and it is now going great guns. I also have a D-Link DNS-323 2 drive NAS and I quite like the D-Links as well. However, the Synology has an added feature where you can add in a 2 or 5 drive expansion box and just plug it into the back of their NAS's and it allows you to add to your existing structure without having to setup a whole new NAS. If I was starting all over again, I would either go for a HP Microserver and FreeNAS or I would go for the Synology option.
Credit insurance: The hidden data-driven force which killed Comet
Credit Insurance
I have worked for a company brokering credit insurance (finance) to companies who are selling their goods on credit (i.e. the suppliers who supplied Comet their goods on credit) and I can tell you it is a damned complex process. As the article says, it's usually the banks who are supplying the credit to the companies who are selling the goods that push for credit insurance. After all the banks want to get their money in the end. This indemnifies the guys supplying the goods on tick against a company going bust suddenly and leaving them holding a note for hundreds of thousands of pounds (dollars, euros, yuan) and having no way of recovering that money which in turn could send the supplier bust.
A lot of times, the underwriters we were dealing with would supply a limit lower than the amount asked for, which would give an indicator that there was something wrong with the guys you were selling your stuff to. This would in turn dictate your policy terms for selling to them... meaning that if you had in the past given them pretty good payment required terms (60-90 days or even 120 days), you might suddenly change your terms with them to 30-60 days or even tell them that they cant have the goods unless they pay up front for them.
If you ever want to know information about a company and any problems they might be having, check out Dun and Bradstreet (www.dnb.com) and get a credit report of them.
HP warns consumers: Don't downgrade Win8 PCs to Win7
HP Support is a joke to begin with
8 years ago, I went back to Australia for a few years after spending a few years in the UK. Shortly after I got back, the hard drive in my mothers computer bit the big one. Fortunately she had an extended warranty on it and got it replaced. I knew straight away that there would be a good chance that the box would come back without an OS (mainly because the company she brought it from is well dodgy) and sure enough it didnt.
When the computer came back without the OS, I called HP support in Sydney and ended up talking to a muppet with him telling me that I would have to pay for another copy of XP because they didnt ship the media with the computer (instead installing it on a recovery partition on the drive that died). When I explained to him that the drive had died, he basically said tough, you should have made the recovery disks (my mum was 60 and is about computer literate as a rock). I explained to him that I would hang up on him and call Microsoft and explain to them that HP had been trying to force me into buying a whole new licensed version of XP when we had purchased a licence with the computer. He ask me to hold for a couple of minutes while he consulted with his supervisor... and when he came back, he told me that he would ship the recovery media out to me free of charge.
The whole gist of the story is that HP support is a rip off joke...
World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria review
For now I will keep playing
I am on a short break from the game while I am working in Ireland (and using a crappy laptop that doesnt run the game at all well) but once the break is over, I will be spending time levelling, gearing up and then getting out and raiding. But, as I said, for now I will keep playing and when The Elder Scrolls Online comes out, I will be giving that a serious look because for me at least, WOW has become too child-like and is dumbed down dramatically. I started playing not long after TBC and continued through Wrath and Cata and while this expansion seems pretty... it has also removed a lot of the stuff I loved about the game. The complexities of getting your character the best combination of gear, enchants and gems to go raiding. It will just have to wait and see what the future brings for it all.
I just LOVE Server 2012, but count me out on Windows 8 for now
End of the day
I build my own desktops and I never buy off the shelf systems unless it is for the company that I am working for. And with that in mind, I wont be upgrading from Windows 7 any time soon and when I eventually have to (IE: I buy a laptop that comes with Windows 8 installed) then I will be looking at moving to a *nix based operating system.
I have had a quick peek at Metro and I am not that impressed with it for the enterprise environment.
I think that Ballmer is pushing Microsoft into the grave with this attempt to get into the mobile market.
and @durbans... ever since Microsoft nailed their networking stack onto the side of windows, their operating systems have never been secure.
Prosecutor seeks sports-bodies guidance on troll-hunting rulebook
Good for cyberbullying
I think that in cases of cyberbullying, this would be a good law to have. However, the number of celebs/media whores that are starting to whinge and complain about anyone saying anything about them is on the increase and the cops are starting to get involved and targeting people who just post vitriolic comments about oxygen thieves from the reality tv genre shows expressing their dismay that people are still allowed to inhale food and oxygen while people from third world countries are dying of starvation.
That being said, I think that I may need to go and clean out my personal blog of a few comments questioning certain 'stars' ability to walk and breathe at the same time. I'll just get my coat
Labour claims 'highest ranked UK politico in World of Warcraft' title
Re: old news
I'm currently away from the game for a bit... but I had 9 out of 10 level 85's raiding DS at the end of Cata.
C and Unix pioneer Dennis Ritchie reported dead
RIP Dennis
Started programming in basic 32 years ago in high school (punch cards being taken to the local uni to be run as a batch for us).
Went out into the real work to work as a manual labourer for the next 10+ years. Then 20 years ago, decided that I was going to get out of manual labour and start learning how to program in real languages.
Started off learning Pascal to learn proper structured programming then moved to C, ASM and CoBOL in that order. C stuck as my preferred language.
Because of learning how to program in C, every other C based language is learnt in weeks, if not days because of the basic syntax and semantics.
I started using unix based OS's about 20 years ago as well. Before that, it was the ever dodgy (Q)DOS as supplied by good old MS. To be honest, I think that Unix hands DOS a serious arse kicking.
return (dmr != null ? 'Hello World' : 'Goodbye World');
Interwebs stunned by musical atrocity
This and Whip my hair by willow smith just goes to prove that there is a limit to talent. Unfortunately in todays internet/media stardom based society... even having a severe lack of talent doesnt prevent you from becoming famous.
World of Warcraft: Cataclysm
Levelling to 85 with most of your T10
That isnt so bad... when Wrath came out, I levelled my 2 old mains from level 70 - level 80 in my karazhan gear without changing a single thing. This time around, my druid was wearing Cataclysm blues and greens by the time he finished levelling.
And my two old mains... they are still mosting wearing their T10 stuff and possibly wont have any new gear until they hit 85.
iPhone 4.0: iAds, multitasking, and 98 tweaks
My O2 contract runs out in a few months and I am thinking of binning the 3G I have and going back to a normal type phone... One that doesnt have all sorts of ads appearing when all I want to do is check a location on a map
And when the contract for my N97 runs out... that one is not getting renewed.
Intel: Think of the children - give them PCs, not e-readers
Need to stop dumbing down the world
Instead of giving kids new gadgets and dumbing down the world, teach them how to read and get out into the world and socialise.
While they are at it, they can also teach them how to accept responsibility for their actions by actually punishing them when they do something wrong instead of just slapping them on the wrist lightly.
Curiouser and curiouser: Aussie gov censors the censorship news
You know he is lying
Because he is breathing...
Is it art or is it pr0n? Australia decides it's ALL filth
Time for the revolution in Australia
The country I call home is rapidly become more screwed up by the day thanks to a bunch of muppet politicians who should be the first against the wall come the revolution.
What it basically means to Australia is that you cant take pictures of your kids in the bath to send to your parents. You couldnt even take pictures of your toddlers running around in the backyard nekid.
Oz gov suggests world's worst copyright protection scheme
There is a valid reason
There is a reason why, when Australia became a federation, that we put our capital city right out in the sticks well away from the two main cities of the country.
It was so that we knew where all the politicians who were supposed to be running the country in a sage sensible manner could be found at quick notice by an determined mob.
After all, it takes a couple of hours to get there from Sydney and a few more hours than that to get there from Melbourne and peoples initial tempers will have had time to cool down and they can deliberate on the manner of disposal of the useless politicians that they had come looking for.
Failing that, we could always tell the Americans that they can practice their bombing in the region and get rid of a pack of useless public servants at the same time.
The only downshot is that we would then have to rebuild Canberra (no great loss there) and elect another pack of useless politicians... who would be slightly more circumspect than their immediate predecessors.
Kent Police clamp down on tall photographers
I must remember never to take my camera down to Kent.
At 6'1" tall and 21st and built more like a front row foward than the michelin man I suspect that the coppers would be busy calling out the riot squad to arrest me if I was taking photos.
The absurdity of things these days where the police think that they have the right to detain someone for persuing their hobby of taking photographs of interesting architecture and people who just happen to be in the shot is unbelievable.
I am waiting for the days when the police think that they have the right to grab people who look different off the street, whisk them in front of a judge in the middle of the night and they disappear off into a resettlement camp. Then I know it will be time to find a nice big hole in a country far away and go there.
Microsoft, Asus launch anti-Linuxbook campaign
that video is so...
After managing to watch 1/3 of that piece of blatent MS propaganda, I am so glad that my 701 4G is running xandros... What a complete piece of tripe.
It would appear that ASUS has been tossed a massive slice of cash to push the netbook users onto XP.
'Big Brother' - the price of self-driving cars
Sh1t batman…
They are basically talking about low-jacking all cars on the road…
fsck me… big brother here we come…
I can just imagine a phone call to a car owner one night going something like this:
"Hello sir, I'm sorry to bother you at this hour, but this is constable <name> of the <insert police district> police, is this " <persons name>
"Err… yeah, it is"
"Sir we would like to confirm that you are the owner of a vehicle with the tag number of " <insert registration here>
"Err… yeah, that's my registration"
Sir, we are currently showing your car parked at "<insert random dogging site>", is this correct?"
Err… it could be parked there
Sir, as of <insert date> due to complaints by residents of the area we have installed CCTV cameras in the area and are currently monitoring the occupants of the said vehicle acting in an illegal manner. We would like you to know that if the car is there without your knowledge, the occupants will be arrested as soon as the patrol car gets there and that the video of the performance of the occupants will be posted on the internet.
German police boot down doors of Wikileaks offices
I'm Australian...
And I am very much against the censoring of the internet in any form what so ever.
And if anyone wants to accuse me of being soft on child porn and having a pro-paedophilia agenda, I would like to point out to them that I have 2 sisters who were sexually molested by a member of the roman catholic church back in the late 1970s.
If anything, I feel that the laws and society are too lenient towards the rockspiders and they should be treated like any other criminal.
All this sort of treatment is, is a blind attempt to keep the general population of the world dumbed down and blindly watching the latest edition of a popular reality tv show while the government gets you all lubed up ready for your next anal probing.
Pirates... because in most cases, the government hates the competition...
To beat Google, Microsoft will become Google
Hotmail developed in the usual MS manner...
It seems that Hotmail was developed by Microsoft... at least in Micro$oft's manner of developing software
007 Warhead screenplay sold for £46K
What about...
robot sharks with lasers on their heads sinking all the ships in New York harbour before blowing up New York with a nuke thats detonated with the lasers on their heads...
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Road Trip Style: Italian Tuneup
One of the best ways to enjoy a summer weekend is a top-down road trip out of town. Pick up a fun roadster like an Alfa Romeo Spider (preferably in rosso corsa) for just these occasions.


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BOSTON, Oct. 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --
First Quarter Highlights:
- Consolidated revenue of $208.1 million grows 26% year-over-year
- Diluted EPS up 40% to $0.35 year-over-year, excluding a favorable
benefit of $0.14 related to one-time non-U.S. net tax adjustments
PAREXEL International Corporation (Nasdaq: PRXL) today announced its financial results for the first quarter ended September 30, 2007.
For the three months ended September 30, 2007, PAREXEL's consolidated service revenue increased 26.1% to $208.1 million compared with $165.1 million in the prior year period. The Company reported operating income of $16.5 million, or 7.9% of service revenue, versus operating income of $11.3 million, or 6.9% of service revenue, in the comparable quarter of the prior year. Net income for the quarter totaled $13.9 million, or $0.49 per diluted share, compared with net income of approximately $7.0 million, or $0.25 per diluted share, for the quarter ended September 30, 2006, representing earnings per share growth of 96%. Excluding one-time non-U.S. net tax adjustments of $4.0 million or $0.14 per diluted share, related in part to a recent change in German tax rates, net income and earnings per diluted share would have been $9.9 million (up 42%) and $0.35 (up 40%), respectively.
On a segment basis, consolidated service revenue for the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2008 was $159.3 million in Clinical Research Services (CRS), $30.5 million in PAREXEL Consulting and Medical Communications Services (PCMS), and $18.3 million in Perceptive Informatics, Inc.
The Company has made certain reclassifications to the financial results
for Fiscal Year 2007 to conform to Fiscal Year 2008 pr
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Marine Spill Response Corporation
based in Herndon, VIRGINIA (USA)
MSRC was formed in 1990 to offer spill response services and mitigate damage to the environment. These services are available to organizations, including those involved in the handling and transport of oil and other substances. The capabilities of MSRC are also intended to help members of the Marine Preservation Association (MPA) satisfy their facility and vessel response ...
Aqua-Guard Spill Response Inc.
based in North Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
Aqua-Guard Spill Response Inc. has designed and supplied state-of-the-art oil spill response equipment and services and has established solid partnerships with major petroleum companies and government organizations world-wide.
Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL)
based in London, UNITED KINGDOM
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1 Bedroom 2 Full Bath Sleeps 6.
On the advice of our previous guest we have opted not to get the Beach Service which provides a chair an umbrella on the beach. Instead, we have provided 6 very nice beach chairs. Two of the chairs have a small adjustable umbrella, and also a place to put drinks. The other four are great quality, and they have a head rest, and a place for drinks as well as a place in back for storage. Since most of the people that come to our condo have 4-6 in their party, providing the chairs instead of the beach service made more sense.
Please, Please, be considerate of those that come after you, and put the chairs back in the closet, and clean them off the best you can. I got the best chairs I could buy that would provide good quality, but at the same time be light enough for a child to carry. So, you should have no problem transporting them back forth to the beach if needed.
Master Bedroom has Tempur-pedic type Med-Firm mattress, and a 41 Inch TV mounted to wall. Full Bath.
Unit has Bunk Beds with a Trundle, sleeps 2 Bunk Area also has a 32 Inch TV mounted to wall for children to play games, or watch their own shows.
Living room has a Sleeper Sofa, 52 Inch TV, Table that seats 6 and a bar area that sits 4.
Kitchen has Stove- Microwave -Ref with Crushed Ice -Blender-Toaster-Coffee Maker-Pots-Pans-Glasses-Silverware-Plates-Bowls etc.
This Condo is Brand new, purchased in April of 2012 as a developers unit.
PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED!!, No Smoking.
We require $200 to reserve the condo, the balance will be due 15 days before your scheduled arrival date.
We do not require damage deposit, we include a fee in your 'Total Price' that takes care of your damage deposit. If we re-book the property, we will refund the rental fee for each day we are able to fill, less a $100 cancellation fee. Check-in is 4:00PM Check-out is 10:00AM
Note of safety precaution!!!
Please be careful if you have small children when exiting the front door. Never open the front door when the balcony door is open. The wind at the beach creates an enormous pull, and the pressure behind the door could seriously injure a child or small adult.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Scott Sheppard
My wife and purchased this property to have a place to go that is close, but just far away to feel 'Away from it all'
We have two beautiful girls that love the beach, and enjoy the amenities offered at Tidewater, the proximity of the unit to Pier Park, and especially all the 'Great' Seafood in the area.
My primary job is managing assets for retirees, but my true passion is music. My wife and I serve as Music Directors at our church where my father is the Pastor, and we are blessed to have our family, girls included, active in music and working along side us in ministry.
Scott Sheppard purchased this condo in 2012
Why Scott Sheppard chose Beachside Townhomes
We chose this property because of its proximity to Pier Park, and its amenities which are some of the best in PCB.
What makes this condo unique
The view from the Balcony is breathtaking, and the 24th floor gives you a unique vantage point of the ocean where you will often see Sharks, Dolphins, and huge schools of fish.
Watching the birds feed on the schools of fish is very entertaining, and can be best taken in with a nice pair of binoculars.


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- Written by Christopher Fox Graham
- March 27th, 2014
Just like a nurse checks a pulse to measure a man or woman's vitals, so too can the health of community be determined by the health of its arts community.
The vibrancy of Sedona's art scene can be felt by the intensity of the local music scene and the attendance of community festivals, but the measure of its strength in the community is rooted in the art galleries.
In today's issue of the Sedona Red Rock News, readers will find the Spring 2014 edition of artscene, our biannual publication highlighting the best galleries in the Sedona area. This is a full-color publication highlighting what each gallery has to offer locals as well as to visitors in the area.
Take a look through the publication and make a list of the galleries you should visit based on what piques your interest. The art forms included range from paintings and mixed-media wall art to pottery, carvings, sculptures and fine rugs.
Sedona has a long history of supporting the best of the arts, dating back to the 1960s. It was in a Sedona tavern that Cowboy Artists of America organization was born. Our city is home Northern Arizona's oldest 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Sedona Arts Center. Both helped attract artists of all media and styles, a trend that continues today.
Galleries are the pillars of any art scene. They cater to curious locals and visitors, give artists a place to exhibit their newest masterpieces and provide a venue for collectors to pick out what pieces will decorate their homes and businesses.
Sedona's galleries are as inspiring to local artists as they are to those of us who don't wield a brush, chisel or potter's wheel. Artists remain in a city that stimulates their creativity and offers them a place to showcase those creations and to share ideas with their peers. Through the galleries, artists meet one another for collaborations and future exhibits. The juxtaposition of two differing styles in a gallery can also highlight elements of an art piece one might overlook if the piece stood alone. For those of us who are slam poets, dancers and musicians, galleries offer a space to exhibit our talents alongside our friends in the visual arts.
Take a quiet Tuesday afternoon and visit a gallery you find interesting, or use the artscene as a guide for the next 1st Friday Gallery Tour. We hope you enjoy what you see in the publication and the galleries it highlights. By supporting the galleries that offer us a venue for fine arts, we help keep our arts community alive and strong.
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Director: Jose Val del Omar
A curious alchemy of lights and shades brings to life the fabulous carvings of the National Museum of Images in Valladolid and the altar of Medina de Rioseco. masterpieces by the Castilian sculptor Alonso Beruguete. First prize, Institute of Hispanic Culture.


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|-ENG Clinical Psychology
|Teoria e tecnica del colloquio e dell'intervista
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|Metodi e tecniche psicodiagnostiche A+B
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PROFESSIONAL PROFILE: Bach., Psychology, University of Trieste. Rating: 110/110 cum laude (1998) - MS, Clinical and social psychology, Catholic University of Milan. Rating 110/110 cum laude. Agostino Gemelli Prize: The Best Graduated of Catholic University of Milan (2001) - Ph.D, Clinical and social psychology, Catholic University of Milan. Rating: excellent (2003) - Admitted at Collegio di Milano: Collegio delle Università Milanesi, www.collegiodimilano.it (2003) - Internal Fellow, University of Glasgow, UK (2004) -Internal Fellow, Boston College, University of Boston, US (2005) - Assistant Professor Catholic University of Milan (2007) - Assistant Professor - Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Human Sciences - University of Bergamo (2008).
AWARDS: Research Prize: Ernst & Young - Regione Lombardia - Catholic University of Milan (2000) - Agostino Gemelli Prize: The Best Graduated of Catholic University of Milan (2001) - AIP-National Congress Clinical Psychology section: Best Junior Italian Research (2002) - Special Prize CNR-Public Administration, eHealth Clinical Psychology for Heart Failure, (2005)
|Informazioni personali
|Vincitore del bando ITALY (Italian TALented Young Researchers) - Università di Bergamo
|Vincitore del Bando MIUR - Smart City Nazionale
|PAHA study: Psychological Active and Healthy Aging: psychological wellbeing, proactive attitude and happiness effects of whole-body vibration versus Multicomponent Training in aged women: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
|Google Scholar Web Page
|Stress e disturbi da somatizzazione. Evidence Based Practice in Clinical Psychology, Springer 2011
|Clinical Psychology and Heart Disease, Springer 2009
|Academic research records - Researchgate
|Grossi E, Compare A, Lonardi C, Cerutti R, Callus E, Niero M. Gender-related Effect of Cultural Participation in Psychological Well-being: Indications from the Well-being Project in the Municipality of Milan. Social Indicators Research 2012:1-17
|Grossi E, Compare A, Buscema M. The concept of individual semantic maps in clinical psychology: a feasibility study on a new paradigm. Quality and Quantity 2012:1-21
|Dalle Grave R, Calugi S, Marchesini G, Beck-Peccoz P, Bosello O, Compare A, Cuzzolaro M, Grossi E, Mannucci E, Molinari E, Tomasi F, Melchionda N. Personality features of obese women in relation to binge eating and night eating. Psychiatry Research 2012
|Compare A, Del Forno D, Callus E, Giallauria F, Vitelli A, Buccelli C, Vigorito C. Post-traumatic stress disorder, emotional processing and Inappropriate Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator Shocks: Clinical consideration by a single case report. Disturbo post-traumatico da stress, profilo cognitivo-emotivo e shocks inappropriati del defibrillatore cardiaco impiantabile: Considerazioni cliniche attraverso un single case report 2012;78(3):160-166
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|Manzoni GM, Villa V, Compare A, Castelnuovo G, Nibbio F, Titon AM, Molinari E, Gondoni LA. Short-term effects of a multi-disciplinary cardiac rehabilitation programme on psychological well-being, exercise capacity and weight in a sample of obese in-patients with coronary heart disease: A practice-level study. Psychology, Health and Medicine 2011;16(2):178-189
|Villani A, Malfatto G, Della Rosa F, Branzi G, Boarin S, Borghi C, Cosentino E, Gualerzi M, Coruzzi P, Molinari E, Compare A, Cassi M, Collatina S, Parati G. Disease management for heart failure patients: Role of wireless technologies for telemedicine. The ICAROS project. Continuità assistenziale nei pazienti con scompenso cardiaco: Ruolo delle tecnologie wireless per la telemedicina. II progetto ICAROS 2007;8(2):107-114
|Petroni ML, Villanova N, Avagnina S, Fusco MA, Fatati G, Compare A, Marchesini G. Psychological distress in morbid obesity in relation to weight history. Obesity Surgery 2007;17(3):391-399
|Invitti C, Pasqualinotto L, Croci M, Compare A, Valtorta L, Caffetto K, Macchiella S. Managing obese children and parental responsibility. Cardiometabolic Risk and Weight Management 2006;1(4):8-12
|Grossi E, Dalle Grave R, Mannucci E, Molinari E, Compare A, Cuzzolaro M, Marchesini G. Complexity of attrition in the treatment of obesity: Clues from a structured telephone interview. International Journal of Obesity 2006;30(7):1132-1137
|Dalle Grave R, Calugi S, Molinari E, Petroni ML, Bondi M, Compare A, Marchesini G. Weight loss expectations in obese patients and treatment attrition: An observational multicenter study. Obesity Research 2005;13(11):1961-1969
|Compare A, Molinari E. Depression and cardiovascular rehabilitation outcome in MI patients: The mediation role of quality of couple relationship. Psychology and Health 2004;19(SUPPL. 1):33-34
|Melchionda N, Marchesini G, Apolone G, Compare A. The QUOVADIS study: Features of obese Italian patients seeking treatment at specialist centers. Diabetes, Nutrition and Metabolism - Clinical and Experimental 2003;16(2):115-124
|Compare, A., Bigi, R., Orrego, S. O., Proietti, R., Grossi, E., & Steptoe, A. (2013). Type D Personality Is Associated with the Development of Stress Cardiomyopathy Following Emotional Triggers. Annals of Behavioral Medicine.
|Compare A, Callus E, Grossi E: Mindfulness trait, Eating Behaviours and Body Uneasiness: A Case-Control Study of Binge Eating Disorder. Eat Weight Disord. 2012.
|Compare, A., V. Kouloulias, V. Apostolos, et al. WELL.ME - Wellbeing therapy based on real-time personalized mobile architecture, vs. cognitive therapy, to reduce psychological distress and promote healthy lifestyle in cardiovascular disease patients: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial. Trials 2012; 13
|Parati, G., S. Omboni, A. Compare, et al. Blood pressure control and treatment adherence in hypertensive patients with metabolic syndrome: protocol of a randomized controlled study based on home blood pressure telemonitoring vs. conventional management and assessment of psychological determinants of adherence (TELEBPMET Study). Trials 2013; 14(1): 22
|Compare, A., E. Germani, R. Proietti, and D. Janeway. Clinical psychology and cardiovascular disease: An up-to-date clinical practice review for assessment and treatment of anxiety and depression. Clinical Practice and Epidemiology in Mental Health 2011; 7: 148-156
|Compare, A., R. Proietti, D. Del Forno, et al. Vulnerable personality and takotsubo cardiomyopathy consequent to emotional stressful events: A clinical case report. Monaldi Archives for Chest Disease - Cardiac Series 2011; 76(2): 99-103
|Grossi, E., N. Groth, P. Mosconi, et al. Development and validation of the short version of the Psychological General Well-Being Index (PGWB-S). Health and Quality of Life Outcomes 2006; 4
|SMART CITY AND COMMUNITIES: Psicologia positiva, well-being, promozione della salute e ICT
|Collaborazione Italia (UNIBG)-Cina per le Smart City: Backchannel prediction for human-computer interaction
|Cardiological and Psychological Mobile Care through Telematic Technologies for Heart Failure Patients
|Clinical Psychology and Heart Disease
Per dettagli: http://www.springer.com/medicine/cardiology/book/978-88-470-0377-4
|Stress e disturbi da somatizzazione. Evidence Based Practice in Clinical Psychology
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George enjoys 3 hamburgers that represent the "classics" of New York City, plus one unique newcomer that is quickly becoming a favorite on the local burger map. He savors 2 world-class burgers in Manhattan, a ...Go to Episode
The Box House Hotel
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77 Box St
Brooklyn, NY 11222
Donovan's Pub
An Irish pub in Woodside, Queens, Donovan's has been serving juicy, charbroiled half-pound burgers with home-cut steak fries since 1966.
57-24 Roosevelt Ave
New York, NY 11377
From seasonal salads and vegetarian options to classic Slovakian dishes, the menu adheres to a tradition of unpretentious food. Try the burger wrapped in Hungarian fried bread.
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