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European Union regulators are to end an antitrust probe into e-book prices by accepting an offer by Apple and four publishers to ease price restrictions on Amazon, two sources said on Tuesday.
That decision would hand online retailer Amazon a victory in its attempt to sell e-books cheaper than rivals in the fast-growing market publishers hope will boost revenue and increase customer numbers.
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Long term, Western Europe is doomed, particularly the countries in the south. Too few babies, a growing unwillingness to accept risk, and too little assimilation of immigrants along with, in some countries, a rapidly disappearing work ethic. Civility and decorum is suffering too, particularly in the UK. The world of Agatha Christie is gone.
As a writer, I sometimes consider taking another stay in Europe, but I draw a blank when I consider where. The disappearance of those once lively and large Italian families would depress me. Spain is no longer cheap. London is a mess. Berlin is cold in more ways than temperature. Maybe Munich, but it's probably too expensive for my budget.
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Thanks! Any ideas how much cinnamon and cloves for 23L (about 6 gallons I think)? Also, how do you aerate the cider if the yeast have been killed? Do you have to use co2? I thought of just letting the alcohol get high enough to kill the yeast, then adding more sugar, but then I'd have the same problem.
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The Angels acquired third baseman David Freese from the Cardinals last week and inked reliever Joe Smith to a three-year, $15.75 million free agent contract on Saturday. Now Anaheim is zeroing in on its biggest offseason need — starting pitching.
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The Angels posted a 4.23 staff ERA in 2013 that ranked 24th in the majors. Only the Blue Jays, Mariners, Phillies, Rockies, Twins and Astros were worse.
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QUINCY JONES' son has denied allegations he used Lil Wayne's music in an unauthorised documentary without permission and urged a judge to dismiss the rapper's lawsuit against him.
The Lollipop hitmaker has sued Quincy Jones Iii accusing him of copyright infringement over claims he failed to obtain the proper rights to feature tracks in a 2009 film titled The Carter.
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OTTAWA—Conservatives are having a hard time masking their glee this week over two major blows to Liberal fortunes.
Some ill-advised remarks and a critic's resignation by Ottawa MP David McGuinty, in addition to the arrest of London mayor and former Liberal cabinet minister Joe Fontana, gave Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government plenty of new ammunition to pummel their perennially favourite rivals.
For Liberals, the timing couldn't be worse, especially in light of the looming by-elections. Polls have been showing Liberals' chances rising in Calgary Centre — enough to pose a serious challenge to Conservative candidate Joan Crockatt.
But on Tuesday, McGuinty threw out some back-of-the-hand remarks about Alberta MPs while talking to a reporter outside a Commons committee room. He slammed Alberta's Conservative representatives for putting their province ahead of the national interest.
"They really should go back to Alberta and run either for municipal council in a city that's deeply affected by the oilsands business or go run for the Alberta legislature," McGuinty said.
At every opportunity since, Conservatives have been making hay out of the McGuinty comments, characterizing them as typical of Liberals "anti-Alberta" arrogance. Crockatt issued a news release to express her outrage, Harper rose in the House to slam McGuinty on Wednesday and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney kept hammering the Liberals all day long.
"I find it shameful, not surprising, but shameful, that 30 years after the national energy program, these anti-Alberta attitudes are still close to the surface in the Liberal Party," the Prime Minister said.
Interim Liberal leader Bob Rae publicly apologized, while McGuinty, late Wednesday, issued his own apology and resignation as the natural resources critic for the party.
"I hold all Parliamentarians in high esteem, and I regret my choice of words, as I can understand the offence they have caused," McGuinty said in a statement.
Conservatives themselves have not been above demonizing the motives of rival MPs, especially Bloc Québécois MPs and particularly during the so-called coalition crisis in 2008, when Bloc members were denounced as traitors to the country and coup-plotters. That public-relations campaign, however, helped turn public opinion against the deal being hammered out to unseat Harper's minority government and replace it with a Liberal-NDP coalition.
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Fuel cell cars will be here sooner than you think. Toyota Motor Corp. says that they have stepped up plans to introduce its first hydrogen-powered car. Officials say that it will arrive in less than a year and retail at about $70,000.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The car company previously said it would roll out the car "around 2015" at a price of up to $100,000. Toyota then said that they would begin sales in Japan by March of 2015. The Japanese government seeks to boost the economy through the development of hydrogen fuel-cell technology.
Other car makers are said to be developing fuel-cell cars. However, Toyota has been one of the chief advocates of the technology as a way to reduce harmful greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Fuel celled automobiles, unlike battery-powered electric vehicles can be refueled in minutes . assuming drivers can find one of the handful of hydrogen stations that are currently in operation. Electric cars require a lengthy recharges.
Honda has said it plans to begin selling a fuel-cell car next year. Hyundai Motor Co. of South Korea began limited sales of a hydrogen-powered sport-utility vehicle in California this month.
Toyota executives admit that significant hurdles need to be overcome before fuel-cell vehicles become a viable option for mass-market consumers.
There are currently only a handful of refueling stations in places such as Japan and California. Toyota, the world's largest auto maker by volume, hopes that by making a strong statement of support for the fledgling technology it can help stimulate development.
Toyota, as well as other makers of gasoline-powered vehicles also are under pressure to meet regulatory demands in California and other markets to sell zero-emission cars, Battery-electric cars have had minimal sales. Fuel-cell vehicles will help Toyota earn credits under California and U.S. regulations that will allow the company to sell fuel-hungry sport-utility vehicles and large cars without penalties.
"We want to demonstrate how serious we are," Mitsuhisa Kato, a Toyota executive vice president said at a news conference.
Called FCV, Toyota displayed a concept version of its fuel-cell vehicle at the Tokyo Motor Show last year. The bright blue car sported two large front grilles, which let in air that reacts with the hydrogen in the fuel cell to produce water and energy to power the car.
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Just as heartening, the White House seems winnable next year, and with it a majority in both houses of Congress, so that much of this conservative consensus could actually become law. A conservative majority on the Supreme Court, a halt to the march of regulation, free-market health-care policies: All of them seem within our grasp. But none of them is assured, and the costs of failure — either a failure to win the election, or a failure to govern competently and purposefully afterward — are as large as the opportunity.
Both qualities served conservatives well in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when Gingrich, nearly alone, saw the potential for a Republican takeover of Congress and worked tirelessly to bring it about. Even before the takeover, Gingrich helped to solidify the party's opposition to tax increases and helped to defeat the Clinton health-care plan. The victory of 1994 enabled the passage of welfare reform, the most successful social policy of recent decades.
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Radio stations worry about relevance in a digital age. The cachet of a spot on the FM dial can disappear in the seemingly infinite number of audio streams on the Internet.
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Apple spun off its long-neglected iTunes category today into a full-blown app for iPhone and iPad, appropriately named Podcasts. (You can download it now.) And it's chock full of radio metaphors. The most popular podcasts are labeled "Top Stations." Users can browse those stations by swiping across the "dial." And, as you can see above, the playback display looks like a reel-to-reel. (The design is receiving mixed reviews.)
Apple has chuffed1 a lot of designers for nicking bits of real-world design for its iOS apps. Newsstand gets a walnut bookshelf; Notes gets that hideous marker font; Calendar looks like a tear-off desktop calendar.)
Defensible or not, those visual ties to the real world are meant to make the digital transition easier for less-savvy users. Podcasting has long had difficulty breaking beyond a core audience. Apple's app reduces podcasting to one-tap simplicity: Users can now subscribe to podcasts right from the device, edging us closer to the "post-PC" world. The app also downloads new episodes to the device automatically, a missing feature that has caused much grumbling. Episodes can either be streamed or downloaded for offline consumption.
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Podcasts.app would seem to represent Apple's renewed commitment to a medium sometimes accused of irrelevance. The desktop version of iTunes simplified podcasting somewhat back in 2005, abstracting away RSS feeds and MP3 downloads by providing a directory listing. The iOS app takes it a step further, untethering the user from a computer.
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4.5 rubbish! sexysam123 | 01/07/2008 | See all sexysam123's reviews (1) being a big spyro fan, i was excited to find out they were releasing a spyro game on wii. what a load of rubbish! they have totally recreated the whole game and made it alot harder. for those of you who are big spyro fans, dont waste your money, the worst game in spyro history!
4.5 Only buy if you are a true spyro enthusiast Frankman | 04/03/2008 | See all Frankman's reviews (19) If you have played the spyro ps1 games and ps2 games and loved them this is no different still a great legend in gameing and hope it will be for a while. However if you haven't played any ps1 or ps2 spyro games than don't buy. There are many reasons for this 1.the graphics aren't advanced 2. the physics aren't advanced for third gen 3.the gameplay isn't third gen 4. this game isn't third gen just a remix from the ps2 one for more money. However as i say in the title if you love spyro you will love this because unlike some games it has stuck to its style throughout and isn't going to change unlike some games behind the very long complicated title is a great game to be discovered. However the enemys have become very difficult and is now a much harder game so 3 stars because it could go both ways.
4.5 What has happened to Spyro? Jackrigby | 09/01/2008 | See all Jackrigby's reviews (5) I can't believe how much Spyro has changed, for the worse. You don't need melee attacks or elemental breaths. Just go back to basics and the classic Spyro. It works for Mario, why can't it work for Spyro? I'm not going to buy the next game if it's as bad as this... (oh and sparx talking... what's up with that?)
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JG Capital Reiterates Overweight Rating, $36 PT on Cornerstone OnDemand on 4Q12 Review
In a report published Wednesday, JG Capital reiterated its Overweight rating and $36.00 price target on Cornerstone OnDemand (NASDAQ: CSOD).
JG Capital noted, "Cornerstone OnDemand beat and raised, driven by strong demand for their SaaS-based learning, performance and recruiting apps. We continue to believe competition has decreased for CSOD, particularly at the low end. In terms of the TAM, we think there are a total of ~400M global seats with 8% penetration or 50M seats of which CSOD has 10.5M or ~20% market share. We think the consolidation in CSOD's market, namely Taleo/Oracle, SuccessFactors/SAP and Kenexa/IBM, continues to benefit CSOD in terms of win rates. CSOD will refresh their recruiting app in March, which should improve their win rates."
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A women wrapped up against the cold walks along the Serpentine lake in Hyde Park, central London, Tuesday, April, 2, 2013. Britain had its coldest ever Easter with a record low temperature of minus 12.5 degrees Celsius (9.5 Fahrenheit) at Braemar in Scotland. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)
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I recently stayed here for a few nights based on the tripadvisor reviews. It was a very average experience at a B&B. With all of the options available in Key West, I would not stay here again. The owners seemed nice when we checked in. That was the only time we really saw them. The way the hot tub was explained on how to use it I felt like I was in a kindergarten class. The inn is ok. Older and musty smelling. The room was small but that's ok. The dresser after putting my clothes in the drawers and then going to wear them had a funky smell. I wish I had left my clothes in my suitcase but there wasn't a lot of room to do so. The bathroom had a hair in the bathtub and a couple hairs on the floor which skeeved me out. There were baby ants on the dresser and on the toilet seat. The bed, advertised as tempurpedic was mushy. Christina was very friendly. I saw her a couple of the mornings. The breakfast was ok. Typical breads, fruit, yogurt, cereal and juices. I grabbed a yogurt and banana and headed out most days. The roof top deck was cool but the spiral stairs were a bit much. I don't think most older people would try it. The outdoor shower was nice. Had shampoo, conditioner and soap. No hooks for towel or robe though. The location on Eaton St is very noisy. I would stay on a quieter street next time. There was an air conditioner in the room which helped with the noise level. Overall an ok experience. Many other places to stay that would be better I think in KW.
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Seeing the parallels between himself and Ang Lee when it comes to working with CG leading men, the first new movie Jackson wanted to cover in this issue was Lee's award-hunting follow-up to Hulk, Brokeback Mountain (yes, the one they're all calling the "gay cowboy" movie). So he sent the Features Editor to investigate…
For reasons beyond the rest of us, he also wanted a feature on some new movie coming out about a big ape. There were some nice pictures involving dinosaurs and a pretty blonde though, so we went with it.
Declaring John Cusack "simply the coolest man in movies today" Jackson suggested that we interview the usually tight-lipped star about his upcoming movie, The Ice Harvest. Maybe it was the presence of PJ, but for once the reluctant leading man really opened up – chatting about everything from beer to religion to his luck with the ladies!
Of course, Jackson was also very keen for us to interview that quintessential New York filmmaker, Woody Allen – seeing as his own King Kong spends most of its second-half running time in the Big Apple. So he dispatched the Features Ed to interview the mighty Woodsman in New York…
Even though Jackson has this year been a tad busy to actually see any films, he was keen that Total Film stick to tradition and deliver the ultimate Review Of The Year. Hence 10 spanking pages looking back at the high and low-lights of the past 12 months.
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Bestway Group to Buy Co-Op Pharmacies for 620 Million Pounds
July 18 (Bloomberg) -- Bestway Group, the U.K. retailer and cement group controlled by Anwar Pervez, agreed to buy Co-Operative Group Ltd.'s pharmacy business for 620 million pounds ($1.1 billion), the latest step in the British mutual company's road to recovery.
The price excludes cash and debt, and the purchase is expected to be completed in October, Bestway said today in a statement. The acquisition will increase its annual sales to about 3.4 billion pounds, the company said. Bestway had submitted the highest bid in the sale and was entering exclusive talks, three people with knowledge of the matter said earlier this month.
"We see great potential to grow the business organically and through future acquisitions," Zameer M. Choudrey, Bestway Group's chief executive officer, said in the statement.
Co-Op Group, whose businesses range from supermarkets to funeral parlors, is selling the pharmacies as part of a turnaround plan following losses of 2.5 billion pounds in 2013, predominantly in its banking unit. The Manchester, England-based company was forced to give up control of the bank last year to help plug a 1.5 billion-pound capital shortfall at the division. Paul Flowers, the former chairman of the bank, was charged in April with possession of cocaine, crystal meth and ketamine.
The sale of the pharmacy chain, which has 774 branches across the U.K., "is an important move" and will enable the Co-Op Group to reduce debt and invest in the business, interim group CEO Richard Pennycook said in the statement.
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New blood test identifies risk "Sudden Cardiac Death"
UAntwerp (University of Antwerp), UZA (Antwerp University Hospital), and Multiplicom NV, a specialist in the development, production and commercialization of innovative molecular genetic tests, together developed a blood test to determine the genetic risk of "Sudden Cardiac Death" (SCD). This test, called PED MASTR, is already in use at the center of medical genetics of UZA/UAntwerp and will be launched worldwide from September 2014.
SCD, which affects one in a thousand people, can be reduced with the PED MASTR. Especially young, seemingly healthy individuals are affected by SCD, as indicated by the regular reports of the unexpected death of young athletes during a sports competition or – training.
The heart rhythm abnormalities linked with these deaths are unfortunately difficult to detect, even for cardiologists. Genetic predisposition plays an important role as family members of affected individuals have a 50% risk of inheriting the same genetic predisposition to develop cardiac disease.
Early detection of hereditary heart disease in high-risk families can save lives. With the development of the PED MASTR it has become feasible and fast to fully analyze the high number of genes involved for SCD causing mutations.
"This new kit, using our MASTR technology, comprising 51 genes, allows physicians to identify all genetic mutations at once and use this information to propose appropriate treatment. This has been a unique project, bringing together the expertise of clinicians, geneticists and diagnostic developers to deliver to society a product that will save young lives", said dr. Dirk Pollet, CEO of Multiplicom.
According to prof. Bart Loeys, prof. Christiaan Vrints, and dr. Johan Saenen, all UZA/UAntwerp, this new test accelerates the diagnostic process in patients or family members experiencing SCD. "This test nicely complements our existing clinical cardiac- and genetic expertise and offers the option to pre-symptomatic but mutation-carrying individuals to implement preventive measures to avoid SCD."
This new product has been developed with the support of the IWT (Agency for Innovation by Science and Technology).
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Alloy Surfaces Company, Inc. (ASC) announces a $1.93 Million contract award for the manufacture of BOL IR and ASD-3649 decoy devices for the Finnish Air Force F-18 Fighters. Delivery of these units is scheduled for February of 2013. All work will be performed at Alloy Surfaces' facility in Chester Township, Pa.
ASC's President, Lawrence D'Andrea, stated, "We are very pleased to receive this contract from the Finnish Air Force and their expression of confidence and trust in Alloy Surfaces ability to protect its F-18 fighters with our advanced Special Material Decoys (SMD's). The BOL IR infrared countermeasure is a key component used to protect Finnish F-18 Hornets. It provides unmatched protection against infrared guided air-to-air and ground-to-air missile threats. The BOL IR system can be used on the F-15, F-16, F/A-18, Gripen, Harriers, Typhoons, and Tornados."
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Two things: Why don't I see many if any people play him? Secondly, why is he called MonkeyKing in the chat during the game?
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1. Because he sucks early game unlike most bruisers, and not enough people are patient 2. Because Riot wanted to for the lols
He suffers from a very bad start sustain wise. If he gets fed or farms up well he can be really good later in the game. But most folks get turned off by his early game and being countered. I have no clue why they renamed it in chat, I like it though.
2. Because wukong is originated from a Chinese novel and in there he is also called the MonkeyKing
wukong sucks early game? realy? i realize that you never played him
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I find using the Monkey King for ganking the lanes post 6 to be really helpful if your enemy is not farming well, EQR comboing that silly Malz that is pushing your mid is always rewarding. I tend to just try to last hit while avoiding attacks before I reach 6 which varies in difficulty depending on who you are fighting top.
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Aside from a few very popular top lanes, Wukong can lane against most people evenly and beat the **** out of the rest.
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LOL at the people in this thread. Wukong is one of the strongest champs right now. He's in need of a few nerfs.


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I made a second version of the twisted tank, this time cutting a 34 and grading out to a 38 at the hips.
I made this version out of shiny, white, hallowe'en satin that I had purchased super cheap for experimenting, but which actually turned out looking so pretty in real life that I wore it to a wedding right away. I bound the outer layer with store bought bias binding and hemmed the inner layer. I eliminated the front seam, which cut down on sewing time and "seamed" to look nicer too… haha. I also adjusted for straight shoulders instead of using a dart on the back of the neck and it worked great.
The satin was difficult to work with for the first time due to the fray and next time I would just bind all of the edges. If anybody has any alternative methods of finishing seams that they have had success with, I would love to hear about them.
I love this pattern and definitely plan on making more versions.
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Oct 5, 2013, 11.53 AMby Deanna31
You could do french seams – sew it wrong sides together 3mm in, then turn it the other way so right sides are together, then sew again 5mm in. Comes out looking great. You'll find on some mens dress pockets they have french seams too.
Another way of doing a fine hem is to fold the hem up once, then sew 2mm in from the folded edge, then trim off the excess fabric (so that you have a 3 or 4mm hem), then fold it over again (so its a 5mm hem) and sew again. Easy!!
Oct 6, 2013, 04.18 AMby Jo Jo
Thanks for the detailed suggestions! I will definately try them out on the next project.
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1 [not usually before noun] right (to do something) morally good or acceptable; correct according to law or a person's dutyYou were quite right to criticize him.Is it ever right to kill?It seems only right to warn you of the risk.I hope we're doing the right thing. antonym wrongtrue/correct
2 true or correct as a factDid you get the answer right?"David, isn't it?" "Yes, that's right."(informal)It was Monday you went to see Angie, right?Let me get this right (= understand correctly) —you want us to do an extra ten hours' work for no extra pay? antonym wrong3 correct for a particular situation or thing, or for a particular personHave you got the right change (= the exact amount) for the bus fare?Is this the right way to the beach?You're not holding it the right way.Next time we'll get it right.He's the right man for the job.I'm glad you split up. She wasn't right for you.I was waiting for the right moment to ask him.She knows all the right people (= important people, for example those who can help her career).His success was due to being in the right place at the right time (= being able to take opportunities when they came). antonym wrong4 [not before noun] correct in your opinion or judgment right (about something)She was right about Tom having no money. right (to do something)You're right to be cautious."It's not easy." "Yeah, you're right." right (in doing something)Am I right in thinking we've met before? antonym wrongnormal
5 [not before noun] in a normal or good enough conditionI just don't feel right today (= I feel sick).That sausage doesn't smell right.Things aren't right between her parents.If only I could have helped put things right.He's not quite right in the head (= not mentally normal). antonym wrongnot left
6 [only before noun] of, on, or toward the side of the body that is toward the east when a person faces northmy right eyeStay on the right side of the road.Take a right turn at the intersection. see also right-wing, antonym leftget/start off on the right/wrong foot (with someone)
(informal) to start a relationship well/badlyI seem to have gotten off on the wrong foot with the new boss.get off on the right/wrong footget off on the right/wrong foot withstart off on the right/wrong footstart off on the right/wrong foot withget on the right/wrong side of someone
to make someone pleased with you/annoyed with you
get on the right side ofget on the wrong side ofgive your right arm for something/to do something
(informal) used to say that someone is willing to give up a lot in order to have or do something that they really wantI'd have given my right arm to be there with them.give your right arm for dogive your right arm for to dohave the right idea
to have found a very good or successful way of living, doing something, etc.
He's certainly got the right idea—retiring at 55.have the right ideasomeone's heart is in the right place
used to say that someone's intentions are kind and sincere even though they sometimes do the wrong thing
heart is in the right placehit/strike the right/wrong note
to do, say, or write something that is suitable/not suitable for a particular occasion
It is a bizarre tale and the author hits just the right note of horror and disbelief.hit the right/wrong notestrike the right/wrong note(not) in your right mind
(not) mentally normal
in your right mindnot in your right mindmight is/makes right
(saying) having the power to do something gives you the right to do itTheir foreign policy is based on the principle that "might is right."might is rightmight makes rightMr. Right
(informal) the man who would be the right husband for a particular womanI'm not getting married in a hurry—I'm waiting for Mr. Right to come along.Mr. Righton the right/wrong track
thinking or behaving in the right/wrong way
We haven't found a cure yet—but we are on the right track.on the right trackon the wrong trackpush all the (right) buttons
(informal) to do exactly the right things to please someonea new satirical comedy show that pushes all the right buttonspush all the buttonspush all the right buttons(as) right as rain
(informal) in excellent health or conditionright as rainas right as rainright on
1 correct or trueI think his analysis is right on.2 (informal, old-fashioned) used to express strong approval or encouragementRight on, man!right onright side out
with the part that is usually outside facing you, in the correct way for wearing
I had to turn some of the clothes right side out after washing them.right side outright side up
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Find a bed and breakfast in Canada for your romantic weekend getaway. Intimate b & bs are cozy, romantic accommodations that are perfect for a mini-vacation, honeymoon, or wedding anniversary celebration. You will love the unique charm of our inns in Canada. Many guesthouses include complimentary breakfasts and unbeatable hospitality. Browse our bed & breakfasts and plan your Canada romantic getaway today!
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Bed & Breakfasts North Sydney, Canada - B & B one block from the Marine Atlantic Terminal to NL and the bus terminal. Large turn of the century house offers 8 rooms, ensuite baths and full breakfast. Amenities - cable TV, wifi, bicycle storage,alarms and air. Late arrivals accepted.
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Keep it local and delicious this holiday season and give the gift of Vermont food. From tasty treats to memorable experiences for the whole family--we've got you covered. Without further ado...
11 December, 2014 - by Vermont Fresh Network
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Keep it local and delicious this holiday season and give the gift of Vermont food. From tasty treats to memorable experiences for the whole family--we've got you covered. Without further ado...
21 November, 2014 - by Helen Labun Jordan
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A good book, good wine, good food...sounds like a great weekend and some great gift ideas, just in case you were planning ahead!
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It's almost turkey time. Do you have your turkey yet? Maybe you want to get out on the farm and see where the turkeys live; maybe you're having a turkey-free holiday and need to get to the farmers market or food market for your supplies; maybe you head to a restaurant to have your holiday meal. Whatever Thanksgiving looks like for you, Vermont is full of local foods to guarantee a delicious holiday!
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There are great things going on in Shelburne. Check them out!
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Looking for something to do when the weekend rolls around? There are many wonderful food and agriculture related activities and events. Why not try some hard cider tasting? Read this great post from The Vermont Epicure. Do your own tasting and see how your experience compares. Cheers!
1 October, 2014 - by Helen Labun Jordan
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Have you gone apple picking yet? Enjoy the beautiful orchards and the beautiful fall foliage. Enjoy the orchards. Happy Autumn!!
24 September, 2014 - by DigInVT Staff
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Have you noticed how many wonderful places there are to visit to experience Vermont's food, drink, and farms? There are many exciting road trips you can plan around visiting these places. (Check out the trails or make your own!) Have you ever wished that you could find some of these places all under one roof? The Northeast Kingdom Tasting Center in Newport, VT is just such a place. Check out the blog post from the Vermont Fresh Network's Fresh Feed to get more information. Another such place that is gathering the best Vermont food and drink together is the Vermont Artisan Village. Slated to open in early 2015, the Village is currently looking for craftsmen, artisans and food producers to join the collaborative and creative community at the Vermont Artisan Village. Read their post below to get more information and become part of the Village!
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Summer may be ending but it's always the right season for a trip exploring Vermont's delicious cheese. Read this cheese adventure here and then make your own!
4 September, 2014 - by DigInVT Staff
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The South End Art Hop is coming this weekend Friday, September 5 - Sunday, September 7. While you are taking in the art don't forget to take in some food too. Check out this great article to get a taste for what Burlington and the Art Hop have in store for you!
28 August, 2014 - by Sheila McGrory-Klyza, The Vermont Epicure
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Looking to explore a beautiful of region of Vermont? Look no further than the Champlain Islands. There are many things to do and many things to eat!! Enjoy!