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The January 2015 Indie Next ListDecember 16, 2014
2015! I can't believe I am already posting this. Here's a sampling of The January 2015 Indie Next List Great Reads:
#1 Pick: The Secret Wisdom of the Earth: A Novel, by Chris Scotton
(Grand Central Publishing, 9781455551927, $26)
"Struggling to recover from the trauma of his baby brother's tragic death, Kevin and his broken mother relocate to Medger, Kentucky, for the summer. Their return to the Appalachian coal town in which their family is deeply rooted is intended to heal them both. While Kevin's grandfather is just the person and the wild hollows surrounding their little town just the place to help him mend, Kevin finds that Medger and its citizens are in need of healing as well. Poverty, a mountaintop removal operation, and desperation are tearing their town and the land around it apart. Scotton's finely wrought characters, perfectly paced plot, and keen sense of place make The Secret Wisdom of the Earth resonate with the reader long after the book has been finished." —Catherine Weller, Weller Book Works, Salt Lake City, UT
Descent: A Novel, by Tim Johnston
(Algonquin Books, 9781616203047, $25.95)
"Descent is a gripping, utterly engrossing account of a girl's disappearance in the Rocky Mountains. The aftermath of this tragedy is told in alternating voices: the injured brother at the scene of the accident when she left with a stranger to get help; the mother who has been hospitalized and stunned into breathtaking grief; the father who has been unable to leave the small town where the family was vacationing when his daughter disappeared — and most stunning of all, through the words of the victim herself. A real page-turner with a brilliantly conceived climax!" —Kelly Estep, Carmichael's Bookstore, Louisville, KY
The Girl on the Train: A Novel, by Paula Hawkins
(Riverhead, 9781594633669, $26.95)
"This is one of the most compelling thrillers I have read in years! With alternating perspectives ranging from the fantasies of a young woman who watches a couple from the window of her train commute every day, to the true story of the couple themselves, and a missing person case, the reader is plunged into a twisting, turning mystery of deception and misdirection. Rarely have there been so many shocking revelations in a single novel! Just when you believe you have a grasp on the entire mystery, Hawkins pulls the rug out from under you with yet another breathtaking plot revelation. An exceptional read!" —William Carl, Books on the Square, Providence, RI
Read the complete list for January at the American Booksellers Association site.
The EnablersDecember 14, 2014
So we had a near catastrophe here – for our cats, ourselves and our books, and it all comes from having too many bookshelves!
When we moved into this house 16 years ago David put up very cool wooden shelves attached to the walls, and staggered them so they looked unusual. Several of the shelves were attached to two vertical boards on either side. This wasn't a problem because David kept his legos on those, so they were light.
A few years ago I complained about lack of shelving so he moved his stuff and let me have the space. All worked out perfectly- until last night when I heard a snap and a crash. Ran to the office almost tripping over the cats running out of the room to see David sitting at the computer, rather stunned. From top to bottom, the whole shelf unit dropped an inch, with the vertical shelves pulling off the wall. Amazingly no books fell off (probably shelved in there pretty tight!) So much of our night was spent taking books down, and David coming up with a way to repair damage and make it all safer. So no cats or husbands were crushed and no books were harmed.
The reason I am writing this here is that this morning it was my job to reshelve books on the repaired shelves. It was an opportunity to purge, but also an opportunity to realize what books I had, and reminisce. Not just when and where I was when I bought and read them, but especially, who recommended the book and or authors. Nine out of ten times it was the good people here: I never would have read Set This House in Order if it wasn't for Catherine J, or Ruth Rendell and Stephen McGrath if it weren't for Lynn, or Pilgrim (and more Tim Findley) if it wasn't for Miriam. Pat lead me to Helen Dewitt and various historic fiction, PC recommended Louisiana Power and Light…..Joseph led me to travel books; (wish I could remember who recommended Wolf Hall).
But deeg and Kat take the cake. Because of deeg books by Dawn Powell , Maugham novels and the Lucia and Mapp stuff the shelves (Molly O'Keanes will be added to that soon), as do Kat's recs of Jane Gardam, Jill Paton Walsh and Mary Wesley and Sara Waters, possibly too Eliz Von Arnim? I know I have forgotten other good folk and I am sorry for that. But this is an opportunity to say thanks for this great site, and for the great people here who push books on me, ones that take me places I never imagined even wanting to visit…
Just sayin…
Books We're Loving – December 1, 2014December 1, 2014
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Lessons from the Crematory: Caitlin Doughty
Natural Histories: Extraordinary Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library: Tom Baione
December Indie Next Great Reads listNovember 17, 2014
Here's a preview of the December Indie Next Great Reads list.
#1 Pick: Us: A Novel, by David Nicholls
(Harper, 9780062365583, $26.99)
"This gorgeous novel manages to be heart-wrenching and hilarious all at once. Connie tells Douglas that she suspects their 20-year marriage has 'run its course' right before they're set to leave on a European tour with their teenage son. Regardless, they take the trip and flashbacks of their more passionate days are interspersed with the narrative of their everything-at-stake adventure. A brilliant and humanizing picture of mature love — and a look at whether or not people truly outgrow each other." —Mary Cotton, Newtonville Books, Newton, MA
The Boston Girl: A Novel, by Anita Diamant
(Scribner, 9781439199350, $26)
"Diamant brings a generation of women to life through the voice of Addie Baum. Born in 1900, Addie tells of her early childhood in Boston as the child of immigrant parents; her formative years as a Saturday Club girl, where she found her lifelong friends; her career path as a typist and journalist; and meeting her husband and finding meaningful work as a social worker. Her story plays out against a backdrop of some of the most basic issues women had to face as they found their places in 20th century America. As I turned the last pages of The Boston Girl, I was left with a serene sense of satisfaction. A historical feat and a very enjoyable read." —Jenny Lyons, The Vermont Book Shop, Middlebury, VT
The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil, by Stephen Collins
(Picador, 9781250050397, $20)
"Slip into a black and white world where order reigns supreme and all untidiness must be eradicated. Dave lives a nondescript life in Here, until the day an untamable beard sprouts from his chin. Could the beard be a maleficent portal to There? Collins gently addresses the tangles of human existence in this playful graphic fable, perfect for fans of Edward Gorey and Roald Dahl." —Rhianna Walton, Powell's Books, Portland, OR
Enter Pale Death: A Joe Sandilands Investigation, by Barbara Cleverly
(Soho Crime, 9781616954086, $26.95)
"The tales of pre-World War II Scotland Yard's Joe Sandilands are becoming addictive. Intrigue, political manipulations, the ever-present undercurrent of class differences, and the rising spectre of Nazism run throughout the series. Joe always expected to one day wed Dorcas, a charming girl he watched grow up, and is alarmed to find that she has attached herself to her academic patron, Sir James Truelove. The detective is sent to Truelove's family estate to investigate the death of Sir James's wife. Murder investigations, just like true love, never run smoothly. Is Sandilands going to find the way through this snake's nest?" —Becky Milner, Vintage Books, Vancouver, WA
The Happiest People in the World: A Novel, by Brock Clarke
(Algonquin Books, 9781616201111, $24.95)
"This satiric treatment of weighty topics, including religious intolerance, provincialism, and the American obsession with Homeland Security, ranges from a backwater in Denmark to a backwater in upstate New York. It follows the plight of a hapless Danish cartoonist who unleashes chaos in his life by authoring a politically incorrect cartoon of Muhammad. Put into a witness protection program and improbably installed as a guidance counselor in the local high school, he is at the mercy of bumbling agents of the CIA and Homeland Security, who seem to be feuding and hiding under every rock. His first time observations of America and Americans are priceless." —Darwin Ellis, Books on the Common, Ridgefield, CT
Read the complete list for December at the American Booksellers Association site.
And Now For Something Completely Different: Life After Monty Python | BiographileNovember 4, 2014
From Biographile, five books by and about Pythons —
From the debut of their absurdist sketch comedy show in 1969, the members of Monty Python — Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones — had a revolutionary impact on comedy. After four television seasons and four movies, the most recent released more than thirty years ago, their influence, and their legions of fans, only continues to grow.
via And Now For Something Completely Different: Life After Monty Python | Biography | Biographile.
Quiz Time: Stuck in the MiddleOctober 20, 2014
First and last lines get all the attention. From single men, happy families, boats against the current, or cultivated gardens, they're what stick in your mind. But what about the messy middle? See how well you know (or can guess) these quotes from the meat of the matter.
The November 2014 Indie Next Great ReadsOctober 18, 2014
Here's a preview of the November Indie Next Great Reads list.
#1 Pick: Not My Father's Son: A Memoir, by Alan Cumming
(Dey Street Books, 9780062225061, $26.99)
"Every so often reading a memoir feels like a conversation rather than a strict narrative or — the death knell for memoir — a self-indulgent romp down memory lane. Cumming's memoir is a gorgeous, intimate conversation and it reads beautifully. The pace is perfect, the presentation truly lovely, and I felt like a close friend rather than an impersonal audience. Cumming's early life was a struggle and he hardly shies from relating details, but the driving force behind this book is the demonstration of the many ways one can bring oneself to peace after hardship. I enjoyed it immensely." —Demi Marshall, Park Road Books, Charlotte, NC
The Book of Strange New Things: A Novel, by Michel Faber
(Hogarth, 9780553418842, $28)
"Peter Leigh is an evangelical Christian pastor whose mission to serve the Lord leads him into space, where he ministers to an alien race. But is he truly converting them, or is his faith leading them astray? Questions abound: Why wasn't his wife allowed to accompany him? Why is everyone in the human base camp uninterested in the catastrophes that are befalling Earth while they are light years away? Why was Peter's appointment as pastor to the aliens so urgent? Faber does a great job addressing the question of faith and its consequences. A great book group selection!" —Susan M. Taylor, Market Block Books, Troy, NY
Crooked River: A Novel, by Valerie Geary
(William Morrow, 9780062326591, $25.99)
"Debut author Geary has written an engaging psychological thriller set in rural Oregon. After their mother's sudden death, Sam and Ollie McAlister move to live with their recluse beekeeper father, Bear, in a tepee in the middle of a meadow. Shortly after their arrival, a young woman is found dead in the nearby river and their father is arrested for the murder. Both girls know their father is innocent — younger Ollie has been shown the real killer by the spirits that only she can see — and the sisters take it into their own hands to prove their father's innocence." —Liz Heywood, The Babbling Book, Haines, AK
Falling From Horses: A Novel, by Molly Gloss
(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 9780544279292, $25)
"Falling From Horses is the story of a young man, a young woman, and the early days of Hollywood set against the memories of growing up in eastern Oregon among the horses, cattle, and hard work it takes to live there. Bud, the son of ranchers, buys a bus ticket to Hollywood to be a rider in cowboy movies. On the way, he meets Lily Shaw, a sassy screenwriter, and their lives become intertwined with the telling of what led Bud to leave home. Both brutal and beautiful, Falling From Horses is filled with stunning descriptions of the world of early movie-making and the landscapes that shape us." —Rene Kirkpatrick, Eagle Harbor Book Company, Bainbridge Island, WA
Read the complete list for November at the American Booksellers Association site.
All the Young Dudes, Carry the BrewsOctober 15, 2014
What happens when an E.F. Benson-worshipping, unreliable narrator-loving, BBC-lady-cop digging, feminist eye roller is compelled to read a flannel-clad, irony-free paean to cold beer and the dudes who quaff it?
(Originally posted in the What Are You Reading Now? discussion thread in the BookBalloon Forum [which, by the way, JOIN IN] with just a little editing.)
Well, I finished Shotgun Lovesongs, mainly by listening to it at double speed in the car and skipping a few chapters.
And, whatever.
The salt-of-the-earth farmer dude who BY THE WAY is as handsome as a movie star. (This is an actual description from the book. Handsome as a movie star!) The head-injured rodeo dude who is still rodeo-lean and brutally handsome. (Another actual description.) The cocky commodities trader dude who is slickly handsome and has a wife with shiny hair and fingernails. The rockstar dude who is just too SOULFUL and CONNECTED and REAL and SAINTLY. Music, man, and beat-up guitars and old trucks and cold, cold beer. When will HE find the worshipful wife he deserves? All these dudes deserve hot, worshipful wives! And the personality-free, long-limbed woman who has loved and worshipped the possibility in all the dudes but mainly worships her farmer dude husband (there are several hymns of praise to his simple quiet handsome awesomeness), and their deep, thrumming, strumming, connected, rich, nothing fancy, church supper hotdish of a real American wild goose on the wing and woodsmoke in the crisp air life. Drinking Pabst at the VFW, and loving that movie star-handsome man as he tills the soil with his ropy flannel-clad forearms life. And friendship, man. Deep, rolling, dudely, strong-handclaspy, sitting-on-watertowers-at-dawn friendship.
Also, there are literally four weddings, all lit with golden light (both day and candle) and seemingly dreamed up by Blake Lively's copywriter and/or planned by the Etsy hobo wedding people.
And a stripper with a heart of gold.
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|20 Jul 2009
Win7 Build 7600 x86
Just some info:
I bought a OEM version of "Vista 32 Ultimate sp1" and installed and activated it on my laptop. (saved me 100 euros)
My laptop broke down, so I called MS, got a nice lady on the phone and in 10 minutes she helped me re-activate it on my desktop computer.
No problem what so ever.
And I will be able to upgrade to Win 7 Ultimate.
Mind you, this is about a OEM I bought in the shop.
I don't know if the same applies to OEM preinstalled by the retailer.
So what you can do is call MS, re-activate your Vista to your 2nd computer and then later upgrade to Win 7.
You could always call MS activate service to ask them about it, then you'll know for sure.
Hope this was helpful.
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There are two types of OEM activation. The first works like a full retail key, but only once; this is the key that comes on the COA sticker, and is a single computer activation which activates online with microsoft, and ties that key to the hardware fingerprint of that computer.
The second is a PAK (pre activated key); the OEM makes a custom disc with their PAK appropriate to that version, and a digital certificate specific to that OEM, and it checks it has a flag in the bios that matches the digital certificate. If any of the three are missing, it won't automatically activate.
So if you get an OEM disc as part of the upgrade offer, you won't be able to use it on the 2nd computer with the PAK built in, as your BIOS won't match. However, you should still be able to use the OEM key that comes with it on the COA sticker on your 2nd computer. As long as you only use it one of the two computers, you'll be fine.
There is a gotcha though. Some OEMs don't provide a windows disc at all, but rather a customised restore disc; this uses ghost or the like to clone a disc image onto the hard-drive, rather than doing an actual windows 7 install, and also has all the drivers, and additional software like the trial version of norton. These usually have additional checks as part of the clone, so will only install on the original hardware.
So have a look at what you got with your vista home pc; did you get a windows vista install disc and oem sticker, or did you get some custom restore disc that you may have had to burn yourself from files on the hard-drive?
If it's the latter, that's what they may supply for the windows 7 upgrade, and it probably won't work on anything other than the computer it's meant for.
That said, you should still get an OEM COA sticker with a key, so you might be able to use that key with a vanilla 7 home premium you acquire by other means.
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For a refreshing treat to mix into your Easter brunch, try this fruit-granola parfait from Better Homes and Gardens. The colorful dish includes kiwifruits, bananas, oranges and raspberries that are layered with a smooth yogurt-cream cheese. Top with granola for a healthy treat the Easter Bunny would love.


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Wet weather and high soil moisture mean scenting conditions will be great for hunting quail with your bird dog, says Mark Zornes, small game biologist for the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
But there is a flip side — those same conditions result in quail holding tighter than normal, making it more of a challenge to locate them without a dog.
Zornes says dog-less hunters may want to slow down so they can make tight-setting birds nervous enough to flush. "Expect birds to be more widely dispersed in response to green up and water availability. Focusing on water holes will not be the best strategy right now."
Zornes says hunters should also avoid causing resource damage with their vehicles. "Stay on the roads. It's pretty slick out there right now, and some areas are bottomless and you can get stuck up to your axles."
There is still plenty of time to go quail hunting. The season ends Feb. 7.
Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, has initiated a voluntary recall on four of its outboard engine models in an effort to replace potentially defective throttle link rods that could prevent operators from shifting the remote control into neutral, unless the engine is shut off.
The engine models identified by Yamaha's "Factory Modification Campaign" as having the possible defect are year models 2002-2005 of the F225, LF225, F200, and LF200 outboard motors.
Yamaha has sent letters to owners of the engines, asking them to have the units repaired by authorized dealers. Approximately 30,000 outboard engines are affected by the recall. Yamaha asks customers to not operate the motors again until the modification is performed.
The Arizona Predator Callers monthly meeting is at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 9, 450 East Main St. in Mesa, and features a predatorcalling presentation by Reed Peterson, master predator caller. The meeting is free to students under 18 years of age and $5 for non-members older than 18. Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Mike Burris at (480) 654-1411.
The next meeting of the Arizona Flycasters Club will be at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Sunnyslope Community Center, 802 E. Vogel St. in Phoenix. Author Steve Beck will speak about fishing wild trout in the national parks of California. The public is invited at no charge. For information, call (480) 497-9008.
The cold, rainy weather and muddy water inflows have slowed fishing everywhere. However, the increased flow of nutrients into Lake Pleasant from the Agua Fria River, Castle Creek and Humbug Creek may stimulate a white bass bite that was already pretty decent. Try along the mud lines using spoons or cut shad. Striped bass can be caught trolling shad imitations in the open water. The marina, Castle Creek, Jackass Cove, and the mouth of the Agua Fria River are good places to target. Remember, the river is closed for the nesting bald eagles. Fishing for largemouth is tough. Generally this time of year, anywhere from 20-40 feet off ledges are places to try using jigs, Texas-rigs, and Carolina-rigs.


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WHITTIER - About 5,000 past and current employees at Presbyterian
Intercommunity Hospital had their private information stolen, officials
said Wednesday.
The data included Social Security numbers, birth dates, full names and
other records stored on a desktop computer that was stolen from a
Fullerton data management group on Feb. 11.
In addition to the 5,000 employees, another 35,000 identities from 18
other companies were stored on the computer, officials said.
According to hospital Human Resources Vice President Lon Orey, the
employees will be given a one-year subscription to LifeLock, a group
which tracks the user's information and guards it from illegal use.
"We take the treatment of employee information very seriously," Orey
said, "and we will continue to do everything we can to protect them."
A letter informing employees that their information was in jeopardy was
dated March13, more than a month after the breach.
Spokeswoman Terri Starkman said the hospital would not comment about the
lapse between the theft and notification.
"I really don't have any further information other than that," Starkman
Police arrested Todd Irvine of La Habra on March 7 after they tracked
the stolen computer to his house through an IP address. They found other
stolen computers and equipment, according to Fullerton police.
Sgt. Mike MacDonald said it was unlikely that the identities stored in
the computer were the target of the thief. The suspect probably just
wanted the electronics, he said.
Irvine, 43, was arraigned and remains in custody, MacDonald said.
Those affected either work or have worked for Presbyterian
Intercommunity Hospital and received health benefits through that
employer, Orey said.
Among those groups are the Los Angeles Department of Water and the
Modesto City School District, police said.
According to Orey, the sensitive information was given to Systematic
Automation, Inc., so that the company could relay information to health
insurance providers on behalf of employees. Orey said the hospital did
not ask for permission to give the information to Systematic Automation.
"It's just an automatic kind of thing," Orey said.
A Systematic Automation representative said the company immediately
notified its partners that were affected and were working with police.
The representative declined to give his name.
In an official statement, the hospital said that it "like any large
company, relies on the services of outside experts to perform various
functions on its behalf."
Orey said the incident has prompted a closer look at employee security.
Many affected by the breach have requested coverage through LifeLock to
last more than one year, and Orey said the hospital is considering
extending the benefits. He said the hospital may even give coverage to
all of its current 3,000 employees, just to be safe.
"There is a high probability," he said, "we're going to make this an
ongoing program for employees."
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FREMONT, Calif., Aug. 16, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Oplink Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq:OPLK), a leading provider of design, integration and optical manufacturing solutions (OMS) for optical networking components, modules and subsystems, today reported its financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year ended July 1, 2012.
Revenues for the fourth quarter were $44.2 million and GAAP net loss was $5.2 million, or $(0.27) per share. This compares to revenues of $44.0 million and GAAP net income of $2.9 million, or $0.14 per diluted share, reported in the prior quarter, and $43.7 million and GAAP net income of $26.3 million, or $1.23 per diluted share, reported in the same period of the prior year. The GAAP net loss for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2012 was due to a one-time, non-cash charge of $8.1 million related to certain deferred tax assets which will not be realized in the future.
Non-GAAP net income for the fourth quarter was $3.8 million, or $0.19 per diluted share, as compared to $2.5 million, or $0.13 per diluted share, reported in the prior quarter, and $5.9 million, or $0.28 per diluted share, reported in the same period of the prior year.For fiscal year 2012, revenues were $174.9 million. GAAP net loss for the fiscal year was $2.6 million, or $(0.13) per share. The GAAP net loss for fiscal 2012 was due to the $8.1 million charge in the fourth quarter referred to above. Non-GAAP net income for the fiscal year was $11.4 million, or $0.57 per diluted share. Non-GAAP results exclude the $8.1 million charge and the other items described in the Reconciliation of GAAP Financial Measures to non-GAAP Financial Measures attached to this press release. Oplink generated $6.9 million in cash from operations, used $6.5 million for stock repurchases, and closed the quarter with cash, cash equivalents and short-term and long-term investments of $176.2 million.
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Becoming part of me i have come to love blogging and therefore am trying to create every possible ways that will help me have solutions to my challenges and barriers.
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creating time to read the articles and contribute and trying to find ways in which i can access internet is helping me be able to learn more about blogging and how to create even my own blog.
realising that not all sites that will overload you with activities to read and do has helped me and trying as much as i can to share my views is helping me have solutions to my challenges..
am very interested in computer so am trying to get time to have access to computers though it seem difficult but the strong spirit and determination and taking positive action and yielding fruits that are helping me in my life and i have seen the fruits since i joined world pulse because am able to access the internet often.
am a learner and am aways looking forward to learn new things positive things and love to getting rich in knowledge. am therefore trying to look for other alternatives to barriers i have in blogging and where to get the help from. to be honest i have learnt so much about blogging through worldpulse and especially this assignment am going tolearn somuch about blogging from this.
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The Vampire Diaries Episode Promo: That's the Spirit!by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
The Vampire Diaries told a number of ghost stories this week, as Anna bonded with Jeremy, Vicki almost murdered Elena and, oh yeah, Mason Lockwood made a shocking return. Much to the extreme dismay of Damon.
Don't look for the ghostly visits to slow down next Thursday, either.
On the aptly-titled "Ghost World," Mystic Falls will prepare to celebrate Illumination Night, only to be invaded by multiple spirits. As the following promo teases, the one whose death Damon is responsible for will especially cause problems for this blood sucker. Elsewhere, Elena will ask Jeremy to assist her with Stefan, while Alaric will discover a clue to his past.
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Can I just say I'm lookin forward to mason really kicking damon's a#*. Seriously he is getting on my nerves with dis elena longing...I dnt ship neither DE nor SE...I am team salvatore n I really think he owes it to his brother to atleast show an effort to try n fix him nt just do it cos elena demands it frm him. At dis moment I'm really hating damon...nonetheless I love dis show!!!


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Located in the Ounila Valley, a 10-minute walk from the fortified village of Ait Benhaddou, Caravane offers a Berber lounge with a TV and iPod docking station, an outdoor swimming pool and 2 terraces....
Score from 162 reviews Wonderful
This Berber-style B&B is in Ait Ben Haddou, a fortified city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where Lawrence of Arabia was filmed.
Score from 168 reviews Excellent
A Kasbah-style house near the fortified village of Kasbah Ait Benhaddou, Chez Brahim offers 24-hour reception, a restaurant, a terrace looking onto the Atlas Mountains, and free Wi-Fi throughout.
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Bagdad Café is located just 200 metres from the famous Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, near the desert. It offers traditional Moroccan rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Score from 348 reviews Wonderful
Good food and perfect situated.
The service of the stuff and the cleanliness of the place is worth a *****. We didn't expect such a good service in a tiny place as Ait Ben Haddou at all and we are more satisfied. The manager of the hostel and all his stuff are helpful in everything you might need and we - travelling with small children - needed a lot... Every room is designed in a different way and all of them are unique, pretty and cozy.
Very friendly staff, great service, beautiful rooms with nice decorations.
Everyone was very helpful.
Nice rooms and pool. Riad is close to kasbah. Fair price.
Wifi only working at reception.
The atmosphere in this riad hits you as you walk in...it has a sense of peace and relaxation. The view of Ait Benhaddou is great from the terrace. The breakfast was also one of the best we had in Morocco - with eggs and a choice of things to eat.
Don't rely on the internet working. As this was a bigger riad than other ones we had been to, there was a large group of teenagers, who were not too loud, but naturally meant that it wasn't as relaxing as smaller riads we had been too.
Rooms very spacious, breakfast ok. Very friendly staff, nice "look & feel". One of our daughters had her anniversary during our stay and they ordered a very nice cake which they did not charge.
Bathroom is very small and poor, diner was inside and the diningroom was very hot and not air-conditioned. The food was ok but common.
Excellent location with just a short walk to the ruins. Good breakfasts and evening meals. Good sized pool given that it is within the building, friendly staff.
Mint tea on arrival, upgrade room, superfriendly staff, beautiful swimming pool, nice breakfast, just a few minutes walk from the kasbah
The surrounding is marvellous
The roof terrace was a bit a mess
Nice pool, it's a mud brick structure, local atmosphere, good food & good price. V.G. Staff, helpful.
B'rooms need upgrading.
Excellent place to stay. Great location, fantastic staff.
Spectacular mud and straw building with pool in the courtyard. Two terraces. Authentic Morrocan food. Lots of charm. Friendly staff.
Just a comment that it is a dry town so no alcohol was to be had. BYO or have a dry evening.
The setting was spectacular
No beer or wine
Good place. Very welcome personal! Nice spacios rooms. Kasbahs around are wonderful.
Wifi connection is not strong.
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Yesterday I received an email from John Lewis inviting me to "be the perfect host this Christmas". This would apparently be facilitated by the purchase of "cookware" and "serveware" which would enable me to "cook with ease from morning to night."
The term popular 'fly the flag' is all too often a cipher for "support us against them" or "toe the line". But from the beginning of August through to the beginning of September 2013, creative artist Peter Liversidge is helping us to recognise and practice another, positive meaning.
"I'll get you a nice cup of tea." There can be few people in these islands – particularly in England – who have not heard these words at a time of distress. In shock or bereavement many of us will have smiled through our tears at being gently offered the national sacrament of solidarity.
I'm somewhat taken with the idea of Election Day Communion, being practiced by a diverse range of church groups and Christians across the United States on election day, Tuesday 6 November 2012.
The new President of the Methodist Conference has challenged Methodists to make their Church into a place in which people are welcomed as they are.
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|15 because of this are they before the throne of God, and they do service to Him day and night in His sanctuary, and He who is sitting upon the throne shall tabernacle over them;
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Make no mistake. Our education system in Arizona is broken, but not beyond repair. From high drop-out rates, to teacher shortages, to the failures of the Arizona Instrument to Measure Standards, we're in a mess of trouble.
Have no fear, politicians are on the case. Curriculum mandates, pilot programs and voucher bills are churning out of the Legislature like smoke from a bonfire. In case the blunt reality of the failures of these political maneuvers hasn't hit you yet, let me tell you as someone who has spent much of my adult life in education that they're not working.
There has been much coverage recently of a bill that I sponsored in the Legislature to renew the state's program allowing high school seniors to augment their AIMS scores. AIMS augmentation requires participants to achieve good grades in their deficient subject, take the AIMS test every time it's offered and seek outside remediation or tutoring in order to enhance their score. The program has existed since AIMS first became a high-stakes test, but expired in January, which is why it required renewal.
The renewal of AIMS augmentation was crucial in order to allow 6,000 hardworking seniors, many of whom have been victimized by our broken system, to graduate. Most students who use AIMS augmentation are bright and diligent. Many are even college-bound.
Augmentation of exit exam scores is necessary in Arizona for many reasons, but mostly because of our failures. I mean "our" in the broadest possible sense - our state, our government, our administrators, our teachers, our parents and our students are failing.
What's the fix? How do we stop failing? The politically popular answers range from drastically increasing funding to getting parents more involved in their kids' education. Both of these concepts and many others could be parts of the solution, but the real answer lies in one simple concept: Refocus our education system on student learning.
Accountability is the new overarching principle of public education. We want to hold administrators, teachers and most importantly students accountable. But who are the accountants? I'll give you a hint: most of them haven't spent a day in a classroom in years or even decades.
Politicians and political appointees have taken the reigns of public education. Test scores are no longer simply a measure of a student's ability to absorb information or understand concepts, they are now a teetering point on which the jobs of teachers and principals hinge. Because politicians (myself included) often operate in a vacuum, we want empirical data from which we can draw conclusions to act upon.
This virus of government micromanagement has even spread to the federal level in the form of No Child Left Behind. By 2014, NCLB will require that countless Arizona schools fire principals and teachers whose students don't meet standards set by politicians a dozen years earlier and 2,000 miles away. We wonder why our schools are teaching students to pass a test rather than understand the material.
This has to end. Student learning must again be the priority of education. We must leave the setting of standards and curriculum to education professionals, not politicians. We must stop pushing educators to teach to the test. Our schools should be charged with teaching students to think critically, debate intelligently and understand profoundly.
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I'm officially committing Jalopnik Seppuku tonight: I don't like hot hatches. In fact, I've never driven one and come away particularly impressed. Now, before someone covers me in boiling Mobil One and nails me to a cross of transverse axles, I must say that I love the idea of a hot hatch. You take a normal, practical car, give it a bunch of power, better suspension, some aggressive styling, and bang. And it's extremely European: I speak German and even enjoy escargot. It is an idea I absolutely adore. And in many cases, with sedans and coupes, it works brilliantly. Case in point: That's really all an M3 is, if we're being honest, albeit taken to an extreme. I like normal, ordinary hatchbacks just fine: Simple, inexpensive, efficient cars that are eminently practical. Add power, handling, and style- how could this be anything but a recipe for automotive perfection. But somehow, the performance aspect never really delivers as it ought to.
The issue, I think, is the starting platform. Attempting to turn a Volkswagen Golf into a performance vehicle is akin to taking your grandmother in for a boob job. A Focus ST is the DMV counter woman gone a bit wild with the tequila. The Mazdaspeed 3 is the lunch lady in fishnet thigh highs. Sure, it's far more interesting than the base model- but is that really all you want?!
It's not an elitist thing- performance bargains are mine, and every Jalop worth their 93 octane's, lifeblood. I just don't see hot hatches as being worth it. For whatever you spend on a new or decent used one, there is something truly better available. Certainly, the main issue is front wheel drive. The vast majority of hot hatches are available only in this configuration, and I just cannot fathom choosing a front wheel drive car over a rear- or all- wheel drive format at this point. It's just worse.
And not merely from a performance standpoint: look at the simplicity of a front engine/RWD vehicle versus an FF alternative. Doing a clutch is exponentially easier: Bell housings are easily separated and worked on. Transaxles, not so much. Front wheel drive also generally requires a transverse mounted motor, which creates a more cramped and difficult to work on bay. From a pure performance standpoint, RWD allows you to accelerate through, and out of, corners in a way that is superior in terms of both speed/efficiency and fun (who doesn't enjoy some oversteer and oppo?!) that FWD will never allow. Having a pair of wheels dealing solely with the steering, and another to handle the power, is an advantage that no amount of engineering will outfox. LSDs and clever tuning can make FWD damn good, but the physics of grip are ultimately unbeatable. /technical shit
Before someone reverse looks up my IP and burns my house down, I must reiterate that I do love the idea of the hot hatch. I love anything that takes practicality, looks it square in the eyes, and lands a right hook on its jaw. In that sense, hot hatches are great. And they can be fun- I recently drove a Focus ST and was startled by its second gear motivation. I literally laughed out loud the first time I ran out second. The salesman was less amused, and looked like he was about to phone his boss… or maybe the police. While he held on to the "oh shit" handles and his phone for dear life, I just found myself wishing it wasn't sending the power to the wrong wheels as I grappled with a steering wheel that put up a fight like an Albacore. Even with the phenomenal work that's gone into these cars, torque steer is an inevitable problem. Any one of these cars in a rear wheel drive configuration would be near the top of my shopping list!
My issue is that I don't see the necessity of this unholy union of sportiness and practicality. I would rather have a full-bore sports car and a $500 junker than a vehicle that attempts to split the difference. I don't mean something crazy expensive either- I would rather have a decent Miata than a new GTI. A purpose-built sports car is just better than a half-assed compromise. This, of course, is largely personal: I have a need to actually carry things beyond weekly groceries maybe three or four times a year- and I luckily have family and friends with SUVs. Snow? I spent a winter in an M3. Snow is about proper tire selection and driving technique- not drive axle. All cars stop and corner the same in snow, driveline only makes a difference in regards to initial traction, which is only an issue in seriously snowy areas.
Would you really rather have the above than this?!?!
Isn't this kind of the point of being an enthusiast? We are the minority- and vastly so. Not all that many people are willing to look at automotive practicality and not merely give it the right hook, but a shank to the gut. I suppose this is my main point here. For those of us that go nuts over sports cars and spend our time on auto sites: why don't we want more. Why don't we all go for true sports cars and fuck the rest? My first car I bought myself was an E36 M3. They are shockingly affordable at present. Even the absolutely amazing in every regard E46 M3 is now cheaper than virtually any new quasi-performance car. Why would an enthusiast buy an admittedly faster, but ultimately far less involving, hot hatch at several times the price? Who's taking Nancy from the cafeteria with a nice face lift over 25-year old Sofia from the yacht club?
Oh, and uh... I've had lots of wine, so... spelling critiques are to be expected I suppose.
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If it's such a ridiculous argument, why did you make it? I think you're proving my point, because you're 100% correct- the original argument is completely ridiculous as are all my subsequent ones. Applying the logic to any similar situation just demonstrates how silly it truly is, and claims that the problem of guns is somehow completely unique and sustains such a silly argument simply demonstrates how far the gun control lobby is willing to stretch common logic.
Given all the hubbub about global obesity and the incredible health care costs and human costs associated with it, your cavalier attitude toward it is rather surprising.
Really, your world of no cars and controlled eating sounds even less appealing than any of my black smoke and jackboots structures.
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