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I am interested to know if it is possible to get a boat with a 7' draft into the Blue Hole in Belize? I sailed by it last year but was in a hurry to get home so did not even look into the possibility.
If it is not possible to get the boat in, is there a place to anchor nearby and take a dingy in?
I also would like to know if I would have to go to Ambrigis to check in since I only want to go to the Blue Hole and then proceed on to Honduras?
I was in there once diving. I think the Government of Belize prevents large boats from entering the Blue Hole. However, there are anchorages and moorings nearby that dive boats use. All traffic from the boats to the hole are by dinghy. Hope this helps.
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Hello All! I have recently decided to get back into home-brewing after a few years off. I have only done extract brewing in the past and would like to progress into an AG setup. The problem is that I want to gradually progress and not do it all at once. I have heard about doing mini-mash's and would like more information and some pro's and con's to this brewing method.
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My recommendation is if you have to go out any buy equipment in order to be able to do mini-mashes it would make much more sense and save you a lot of money in the long run to just buy the all grain equipment up front. Since AG is your end goal you will need this equipment anyways it saves you from buying stuff twice. The bare basics are a cooler of at least 5 gallons (min. 10 is better) The 10 gallon orange round cooler can be bought from Home Depot for $40. An additional $15 in parts can make that into a functional mash tun. The at least a 7.5 gallon pot and a burner capable of bringing that amount of wort to a boil.
I know it may sound like mini-mash is a good in between step for extract and AG but the reality is mini-mash and AG take the same amount of effort and time. The only pro for mini-mash I can see if it will save space and you have the ability to do partial boils if need be. In reality if AG is your goal you know that you mush have space for the equipment and have the ability to boil large amounts of wort or the ability to buy a propane burner.
If AG seems like a daunting task for someone just getting into it, don't let that worry you. We are here to help in any way and can hold your hand through the whole process. Once you do your first batch and see how it isn't as hard as it seems you will thank yourself for going all grain right away.
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I like AG or mini mashing (just about same) because I then have time to mess around with other stuff while waiting for mash.
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I did a Partial Mash (PM) batch before I made the jump to All Grain (AG) this past weekend. There honestly was not much of a difference. If you have the space, definitely think about making the jump to AG.
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Thanks for the responses. I guess I thought that I could (PM) while using a smaller setup such as only using aluminum boil kettles and a smaller / cheaper mash tun - being cheaper than keggle and propane setup but still some of the same AG principles to learn with.
For now, I am going to go extract some ale's and maybe slowly collect parts and pieces for an AG system. I don't like to go half way so I will hold out for an AG setup.
Thanks again!
Oh...one more thing - on my extract setup, I need a way to better control my primary fermentation temps. Wife insists that we turn A/C to 80 during the day while at work. I need to maintain a steady 75(ish) for the primary at a min. I hear that using a tub of water with ice works well - what if you are not able to replace the ice often enough such as while at work (8-10 hrs)?
Hey guys, interesting thread.
I was wondering if there is a difference between the "Easy partial Mash method" that i read at the top of this forum (where you steep the grains for 60mins and then add the extract) and the PM you are talking about here.
I was looking to brew using the Easy Partial Mash method which i think only requires an extra boiling kettle and a grain nylon bag plus some extra time.
BrewFrisco: The water bath with ice works well to keep a more stable temp for your brew. Do a search for "Swamp Cooler" here and you can learn all about it. It's very simple to do. I did my first swamp cooler this past weekend and it works great. Like you, I work, and don't have the opportunity to swap out the frozen bottles every few hours. I swap out in the morning, after work, then again at bedtime (3x daily). It's not the best, but it is still better than leaving it without any protection from higher temps and the fluctuating temps.
MasterShake: The only PM way that I tried was the one you are referring to. I didn't have a big enough extra boiling kettle, so I had to try a hybrid method.
Thanks cd2448 - previous days, I had a nice chest freezer with a digital temp-controller in which I was primarily lagering. I was boiling 5 + gallons on my turkey fryer with extracts - had my go at some Oktoberfest's and failed pretty hard....simply because I did not have the basics down. I had most of the equipment such as an immersion chiller and some high tech computer temperature monitoring stuff.
I am pretty confident that Ale's (especially extract) brewing is more forgiving - (hoping!)
Thanks again for the words folks.....I will post some pics of my first brew and log it for you all to critique.
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Syrian security forces have sprayed bullets into a crowd of protesters in Deir al-Zour, killing two demonstrators and bringing the number of dead to nine in the second day of operations by Bashar al-Assad's government, according to rights activists.
Other sources and news agencies estimated that the death toll would increase as details surfaced.
Reports said military dragnets took place on Wednesday and Thursday in the capital, Damascus, the northern Idlib province, and a politically sensitive area near the Turkish border in the northwest.
Al Jazeera has not been able to verify independently the reports of violence.
Activists also reported strikes in several towns and cities, including Homs and the Damascus suburb of Douma, the Associated Press reported.
The strikes are likely to raise pressure on the government, which already is struggling to pay civil servants and keep the fragile economy alive.
The protesters have been calling for reforms and an end to the longstanding political status quo.
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Against this backdrop of continued unrest, the French president has called for more sanctions against the Syrian government.
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In recent weeks, an increasing number of Western leaders have said Assad has lost his legitimacy to govern.
Assad and his military power structure have used violence and detentions in an attempt to crush the four-month-old uprising. Activists claim the government has killed at least 1,600 Syrians since mid-March.
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Refugee camps in Turkey now house thousands of Syrians. Observers and activists have said this ongoing exodus has deeply humiliated the Assad government.
At least two demonstrator was reportedly shot dead on Thursday in Deir al-Zour, the capital of a governorate of the same name, when security forces fired from their vehicles into a pro-democracy protest.
"A crowd of 1,500 had shown up for the usual noon demonstration despite the intense heat. Thousands more have descended on the square after the killings, and there are now around 10,000 people there," a witness, who declined to give his name for fear of arrest, told Reuters.
Deir al-Zour, adjacent to Iraq and the centre of Syria's oil production, is among the poorest regions in the country of 20 million people.
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I don't get the conundrum at all; I hear what you want to do, I hear a rough idea of how it would go, so what's the issue besides it's something you haven't done and so don't know how that road looks like? You're obviously nervous, but that's a good thing; it means you're alive and contemplating something new. When we stop doing new things is when we start being a waste of space. Life means challenging oneself and seeking out new experiences.
As we get older we become more cautious, but that should just be a little wisdom that keeps (most of us) from doing really stupid things. A lesson that missed that 70+ dork suing his 19-year-old sprig for not doing the nasty with him.
But this is different. Fear is normal, caution is good, think about how to do it, and just do it. It'll work or it won't and you'll still have choices to make.
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I stopped by the Mill in the Haymarket district after the Nebraska game to get something to warm me up on a cool day. I am usually skeptical of independent coffee shops as the quality of coffee can either be very good or very bad whereas at a reputable chain you more or less know what you're going to get. The Mill not only exceeded my expectations on the quality of the coffee but provided a really neat environment in which to enjoy it. It's theme is a throwback to the early days of life on the plains. The only thing I'd say that needs improvement is the speed of service. It took forever to get through the line and there were only two people working the register and making the drinks. Otherwise the Mill gets an A+ in my book.
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Questions about organic sources of phosphorus
My soil tests indicate that I need to increase phosphorus levels. The recommendation I received with the soil test was to add 1.0 lb per 100 sq ft of 0-46-0.
I know that bone meal and rock phosphate are both sources but the calcium reading on the test was also really high, so I'm concerned about adding more calcium via bone meal (does rock phosphate have a lot of calcium as well? Any drawbacks to rock phosphate?)
If I use rock phosphate, I'm unsure of the rate at which I should be applying it - I was going to order off amazon and there are no instructions in the description.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
Also - What do people use to raise just the phosphorus levels on lawn? Can I use rock phosphate here as well? Or would you need massive amounts - we have a large lawn and I don't want to be deadlining with several hundred pounds of fertilizer.
Link below is to a very informative previous discussion here of this question. It contains a number of sources you can use.
My primary suggestion would well composted manures as well as non-manured compost. Composted manure will supply all the P most any situation requires for both the lawn and the garden. Well dried, it can be applied to lawn areas with the average fertilizer spreader too.
Here is a link that might be useful: Organic sources of phos
The first soil test I had done here said the levels of Phosphorus and Potash were "low optimum" and the amount of organic matter was barely measureable. After a few years of adding enough organic mater, compost and other forms of vegetative waste, the soil tests showed that P and K levels had moved to "high optimum" levels, No other source of P was used other than the organic matter.
I have seen that quite often, soils low in organic matter also testing low in other nutrients that are turned around simply by adding adequate amounts of organic matter.
Any source of Phosphorus you add to your soil will require an active Soil Food Web which requires a soil with adequate levels of organic matter in the soil to function and provide that to the plants growing in that soil.
Thanks - a couple of issues though with adding more organic matter/compost - first, the areas that I am referring to compromise two large areas of our property - the first, the lawn, which is very large - about 9000 sq feet in total. In the past, I've tried to find a way to spread compost over that large of an area and it's just not going to happen, lol.
The other area is not as big and I could easily add compost for nutrients, but I don't think the organic matter is a problem - it's almost 17% here! Which I think is really high! And the lawn itself has 7% OM which I think is also good.
I wonder if compost tea would be a good alternative? Adding microbes and nutrients without the weight (or necessity) of adding compost for organic matter?
Does anyone use guano to raise their phosphorus levels? I wonder if that would be a quicker way to correct the imbalance and then I could maintain it with compost tea?
There is some discussion about the guano use in the thread I linked above. My problem with using it is the cost of it when compared to the cost of bagged composted manures - cost difference is night and day. Not to mention the odor difference! :)
I make my own composted manures but bagged is available at something like $2 a 2 cf bag around here.
But I've got to say that IMO 17% org matter sure isn't sufficient and obviously 7% isn't either. I always shoot for 25-30% minimum and more is better.
As for problems spreading compost over a large area - that all depends on the quality of the compost. That can range from coarse mixes of unfinished particles to humic liquids.
While tow-behind special equipment is available for spreading even the coarse stuff it isn't necessary (check local equip rentals). You can easily spread fine textured compost with the average push fertilizer spreader.
As for your original question, calcium phosphates supply roughly twice as many calcium ions as phosphorous ones (for what that's worth) but the other materials in rock phosphates are unknown. In the southwest, much of those are dolomite and other limestones.
As for spreading landscaper-quality topping materials on grass, the rule of thumb is one cubic yard covers 1000 feet 1/3 inch deep, so 9000 feet one inch deep requires 27 yards of stuff, very very roughly $800 from a recycling landfill/dump.
NPK is by weight so if the recommendation is 1.0 lb per 100 sq ft of 0-46-0, then you could use ~20 lbs per 100 sq ft of 5-2.5-6 horse manure or 46 lbs per 100 sq ft of 1-1-1 compost. These organic sources may vary so this is an estimate.
You can try rock phosphate e.g. ~15 lbs per 100 sq ft of 0-3-0 etc. I am not sure if high calcium in soil is too big of a deal, or about organically fertilizing the lawn. Some say to use alfalfa or soy meal.


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From the same stock as London favourites The Cinnamon Club and Cinnamon Kitchen, Cinnamon Soho offers innovative Indian cuisine. Set over 2 levels, an al fresco terrace features edgy brushed steel and racing-car-blue leather. Cinnamon Soho was a winner in the Best Menu category at the esteemed London Restaurant Festival Awards 2012.
Crafted with the knowing eye of executive chef Vivek Singh, the Cinnamon Soho menu offers contemporary Indian recipes, with classic British accents weaved throughout. A bespoke window in the Cinnamon Soho dining room offers views onto the chefs creating dishes like Keralan seafood pie, ox cheek vindaloo, or lassi panna cotta with tamarind-glazed figs.
Bursting with exotic and refreshing blends, a prized selection of cocktails at Cinnamon Soho London includes a subtly spiced cinnamon bellini, or a cool garden mojito. An eclectic assortment of bottles make up the wine list, with many available by the glass or carafe.
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((((( 28 March 2015 by Sarah Bixley from London
We had the taster menu. The food was fantastic and the staff were lovely and attentive.
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Nice dining experience. We had a sharing menu and most of the plates were very tasty. Excellent table service.
Music was a bit too loud to hear the conversation.
((((( 20 March 2015 by Tim Jung from London
Great food with real spice and flavour. I would happily recommend this restaurant. Plus the meals are decently priced for the area.
((((* 19 March 2015 by Elizabeth Williamson from London
Great food, good service
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Fantastic food and great staff. If you are looking for somewhere to ear near Oxford Circus, this is the place to go. Will definitely go again.
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The taster menu was extremely good value for money. The food was very tasty, spicy without being too hot and the service was friendly and took the right amount of time between courses. We were not rushed.
((((( 23 November 2014 by Chris Mackay from Stornoway
Hands down, the best meal I have ever had.
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The service was excellent and every course was delicious. They also had a really good cocktail offer if 2 for £10 and they were also really good.
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We booked the London Food Festival set menu for a Pre-theatre meal on spec. The service level was excellent with attentive staff ensuring we had adequate table water and serving it for us. The friendly but efficient staff made the evening a success. Food selection was adequate with fish, meat and vegetarian options for all 3 courses. We tried a variety of the dishes between us and they food quality and flavours were outstanding. The Mango cocktail was perfect with the spicy food. We will definitely make this one of our regular stops for a quick and memorable supper. it's located well for Soho, Carnaby Street and Shaftesbury Avenue. Relaxed convivial setting with a good atmosphere early evening whether you are young or middle aged, it's in a really buzzing area near Regent Street.
The toilets are downstairs worth checking if they have anywhere upstairs if you are unable to use the stairs.
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Impeccable service and amazing food, I would highly recommend.
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The season will continue for the St. John Fisher College football team, as the nationally ranked Cardinals were one of five teams to receive an at-large bid into the 2013 NCAA Division III Football Championship.
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I feel like I am behind the times. I only found out about parabens last week... I've used Cetaphil, foundation, Roc creams, etc. etc. all with parabens... not to mention hair products which also contain parabens.
It seems the more I am reading about this preservative, the more I am worried. Apparently, this is one toxin that stays in your body... and mimics estrogen.
Anyone care to comment on "parabens"... I am stressed about this information and feel rather "dumb" that I am JUST NOW finding out about it (although many I have talked to had never heard of it either). It seems that the information about how potentially harmful it is has been out for several years!
I try to avoid them when I can. I imagine the controversy is not really publicized because of how prevalent they are in everything. I do believe that the high amounts of breast cancer, especially in young women, are partially linked to conventional deodorant usage. They have found parabens in breast cancer tumors but it's not an accepted definite link yet. It makes sense to me though and that's enough for me to change my habits.
No need to feel dumb. You can't change what you've used in the past but you can change what you do now, and in the future. The problem is that many people care more about vanity than health so it's difficult to avoid completely because parabens and other nasties are in everything. I just go for natural as much as I can - coconut oil for moisturizer, baking soda for deodorant, paraben and sulfate-free shampoos.
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on a vaguely related note, I went for a job interview a view years ago for a support job and we got onto the topic of customer relations / customer service and i essentially said "never trust the user"
afterwards i found out that saying that cost me the job...maybe it wasn't the most appropriate thing to say in an interview but it's 100% true. if you've worked in a support role for any length of time it's a fact of life that you cannot trust them and generally need to assume they're lying :p
my Just-Eat order history is depressing as fuck.
272 orders since late 2009, at an average of around a tenner a go...wow, my car isn't worth that much lol.
How is she the Directory of anything at 23 years old?
Nothing to do her being easy on the eyes, presumably?
At that age I could just about direct myself to the pub and back. But then again maybe that's why I "only" work in IT and I'm not a captain of industry or a politician.
I read this in a Fargo accent, for some reason.
It still amazes me that you can be in charge of tens of thousands of people, leading a company worth billions but get paid less than a premiership footballer.
There was something flying around my company a couple of months ago about a lack of good new engineers (we make a lot of shiny stuff) coming into the company, but then they appear to be totally unwilling to invest in its staff anyway....you can't have it both ways.
But then this is a company that'd rather repeatedly spend £500p/d, with repeated 6 month contract extensions getting some mercenary in to do a job than try to train someone internally to do it for £30k a year.
my /k/ is showing
tl;dr - shit job is shit, don't be a picker
anyway it's hardly unusual, i used to work in a big distribution centre up't north for Netto before they were swallowed by Asda and our veg pickers were expected to pick 300 shopping basket sized veg trays an hour, in a room that was esentially a giant fridge
I've only just realised that it is being referred to as "Vulna" yet I've been reading it as "Vulva" over the last couple of weeks.
i'm pretty sure it'd be much less faff to actually cut someone's finger off and just use that.
Apologies in advance for linking to the Daily Heil, but this article is worth it...
Interesting ways to screw with bureaucracy and red tape that Patrick Moore came up with.
>I'm not an expert in being a girl, seeing as I'm a guy in IT. But i'd offer a suggestion that it wasnt just that you're a girl, but the fact is if you make a big song and dance about being amazing and awesome you get noticed.
Best. advice. Ever.
At my last job there were three of us on the night shift, we came in, kicked arse every day and got our heads down, quietly being awesome, generally doing much more per shift than the day shift guys.
However, they made a big song and dance about the stuff they did and as a result were getting 40%-50% more for less work...but then again the culture at that place was very much "you get paid what you can blag" rather than what you can actually do
I agree, but then again Quake 2 never did it for me either, the best thing about Unreal IMO was the fact that it led to Unreal Tournament, which shat all over both of them (memories of playing Deck 16 on a LAN).
But then again as you said, Half Life was better than either, both in terms of single player ("HOLY SHIT, A HELICOPTER!!!1") and MP (TFC, CS et al).
Oh to be 14 again.
I'd subscribe to Netflix for the rest of my working life if they finance series 2 of Firefly!
your autism is showing.
Can you imagine GW trying to sue Blizzard?
Blizzard probably spend more on lawyers in a month than GW make in profit a year.
Didn't the Hodge family's company pay 0.01% tax last year on £2bn revenue?
Yeah...I can't think of a better person to look into dodgy tax law.
May as well ask Gary Glitter to look after child protection policy too.
i have both, but prefer Netflix because
1. I can watch it on my Andriod phone whilst on the toilet at work.
2. Subtitles. I frequently watch Netflix on the iPad whilst in bed and don't want to risk waking the kids up, having no subtitles on Lovefilm is a pain in the arse.
3. Access to the US / Canadian catalogue via VPN, which is awesome.
Agree 100%, I have a couple of good friends that I met playing TFC around the turn of the millenium, we spent our weekends and evenings playing in the UKTFCL league, where a large percentage of the "good" players went to the i-series of LANs.
Ahhh, good old Quakenet, I think I spent the majority of my teen years antagonizing Q in various channels with my MP3 script :D
Don't Amazon own Lovefilm?
No conflict of interest there then!
Whether I pay for WoT or not has no effect on my actual playing, bar spamming gold rounds everywhere, I suppose, which I'd rather not do unless the MM is drunk again ("LOL, T82 AGAINST 5 KV's...WHY NOT!!1").
However making 60,000 silver from an average game in my JT8.8 does make life much easier in terms of buying shiny new stuff.
I remember Altavista was my primary source of 10 second Jenna Jameson clips as a youth.
Those were they days *sniffle*
because once you're worth £500m+ money isn't what drives you anymore.
to most of us plebs a job is a means of getting our bills paid, eating food and not much else, given the choice i personally wouldn't work, but then i'm not massively career driven in the first place, i don't live for my job and feel no particular loyalty towards my employer. (who in turn feels none..or very little towards me)
maybe that's why i'm still a techie and not a COO in the first place?
Ugh, I'd hate to be an IP lawyer, that line of work would make you into such a miserable bastard
"no, you can't patent the sun"
makes sense, my other half peddles home made greetings cards and other crap like that through Facebook, so paid for a bit of Facebook advertising last month and she suddenly started getting "Likes" from loads of clearly fake accounts...
No internet connection on earth is worth putting up with Virgins abysmal "customer service"
I signed up with them this time last year, the kit they sent me was excellent, the broadband was very fast and the Tivo box awesome.
I had more fuss with them in 2 weeks trying to get the correct package (each time I rung them I was quoted a different price, I also have young kids so kids TV channels are a lifesaver, but to match my initial Sky TV package would have cost a fortune) than i had in 4 years with Sky.
Not to mention my initial bill of £145, the fact that they changed my phone number without telling me AND didn't cancel my Sky subscription for me ("oh no, we'll sort that out for you!").
Useless bastards, bring back Blueyonder.
looks more like gadaffi to me?
if the clearances aren't transferable surely sites like this wouldn't exist...
record labels clearly don't understand the problem, let alone come up with a solution to it.
saying that, if they understood the technology in the first place and did something positive about it rather than trying to litigate the problem away, maybe piracy wouldn't be so widespread...
i like my HTC, but i probably won't be getting another cos they're all the bloody same, i have no idea which is their most recent model, which ones are the budget models, which one is the premium model etc
the only criticism of Game Of Thrones I can think of is that sometimes it is painfully obviously that they couldn't afford to film scenes with large crowds. Eg most of the scenes with Drogo's khalasar, it was supposed to be a vast gathering of people yet you can really tell they're trying to get around that with sneaky camera angles and other trickery.
Other than that, it's all good!
why impose arbitrary spending limits at all?
i'm pretty sure your average goon on the street wouldn't have a problem with an IT project costing £500m (assuming its necessary, not random shit like giving every civil servant an alienware PC...), as long as it comes in at £500m when it's finished, not £2bn
TL;DR: be an arsehole, get ahead.
The sad part is, it's true, if you come into work, quietly get on with your job, kick arse all around but don't make a fuss, you WILL be overlooked.
Whereas if you make a song and dance about everything you do, management will assume you have more worth.
this really rustles my jimmies.
i'd love nothing more than xcom remade with todays technology, but missing out base building, max 6 squad members etc etc is madness
what? Black Ops didn't even have the best ending out of the CoD games, never mind best ending of all time.
They clearly only polled 12-16 year olds.
maybe because everything you read about them reeks of dodgy dealings and secret handshakes?
yeah, just what people want, a phone that BSODs
obviously there is nothing to stop them, but surely you can see the irony of the people behind kazaa and morpheus sueing people for copyright infringment...seeing as they were probably the biggest illegal filesharing network after napster's demise, before all this torrent crap become popular anyway :P
a brand new tivo box is better than a 5 year old sky+ box?
holy shit.
my mind is blown.
i liked the service that VM provided, the tivo box was very good (although the interface was slow...) and the broadband was admittedly excellent but it was far outweighed by the faffing about we had with their customer service staff, they literally did nothing right
the engineer didn't install our box
it took 5 phone calls to attempt to get the right TV package and they still didn't get it right in the end
the package I was initially sold by their sales rep turned out to be the XL package, which was far more than the sky equivalent for less channels
they didn't answer several attempts contact their customer service goons via email
our phone line didn't work for 3 weeks after activation
the initial bill was simply exorbitant
they didn't cancel our Sky services as promised so we were paying for both of them
...it was endless
although in all fairness with VM the broadband speed we got was very very good, the old telewest / blueyonder infrastructure they took over was also excellent.
I'd rather eat my own face than use VM again.
Sky customer service is very very average, but compared to VM they are shining beacons of excellence.
It's all relative I suppose.
i guy i used to work with did all our interviewing, and he said to me once that "he liked to throw in a few curve balls" when interviewing
to this day i've never got the mentality of it, if you ask the right questions in the first place you shouldn't find yourself trying to trick people or asking them what sort of tree they want to be.
bloody management speak.
i like the triple play stuff, it means I can keep the blu ray downstairs and the kids can take the dvd upstairs, fuck it up, draw on it whatever, and I still have a copy
for an extra quid of two, its definately worth it
its totally believable that we buy more BD's per head in the UK, i've always preferred a shelf full of actual things rather than files on a pc, and most people i know are the same, only resorting to shadier methods if something is ludicriously hard / needlessly expensive to get hold of (eg disney blu rays were £30-£35 EACH in HMV a year or two ago...and they wonder why most of their shops are in the shit financially)
gaben deserves his place on the list, as does shigsy (just typing that reminds me of Digitiser back in't day!), the rest are shit, tbh
To round off my list I'd put the Infinity Ward guys, Peter Molyneux and Carmack.
Although admittedly the inclusion of Molynuex is 99% nostalgia goggles, I'm not sure how well his games stand up against the test of time...although I suspect Dungeon Keeper will still be as awesome as it was when I was 15.
I recently moved from Sky to Virgin after being tempted by half price for 6 months + lower price overall, the actual kit was awesome and my 30mb line could consistently d/l at 3mb/s, which i loved but their customer service and after sales stuff was absolutely appalling. so much so that i went back to sky after 3 weeks
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Christina Applegate seems bright-eyed at the SAG awards, tweaking her Golden Globes look by going for a wavy, softly sculpted updo that's a tad more casual. Her eyes stand out thanks to loads of mascara and that red-carpet staple: long false lashes. Do you like this look, or have you preferred others?
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jeneeena 6 years
she looks like a granma
jeneeena 6 years
she looks like a granma
gruaig_rua 6 years
Too much!
gruaig_rua 6 years
Too much!
jenniferg 6 years
Wow I have to disagree and say that I like it all...maybe it´s because the picture is so small that I don´t notice if she has too much make-up on (I´ll take your word for it) but I love that lipcolour on her and the eye shadow, and her hair, especially from the side and from the back is gorgeous
genesisrocks 6 years
She's soo pretty she can carry it off
spicyaroma 6 years
She'd look better without all that make-up.
emalove 6 years
Eek...way too much makeup for me. Holy eyeliner...and the lip color? I don't like this at all.
bailaoragaditana 6 years
Ditto the "too made-up" comments - the foundation is too heavy, and I feel like pairing a red lip with a green dress just isn't the best way to go... and that particular shade of red looks a bit... off somehow...
bailaoragaditana 6 years
Ditto the "too made-up" comments - the foundation is too heavy, and I feel like pairing a red lip with a green dress just isn't the best way to go... and that particular shade of red looks a bit... <i>off</i> somehow...
cloroxcowgirl 6 years
Oh, Christina. Why do you wear so much makeup? You're so pretty you could wear half that amount and look great.
Jessiebanana 6 years
I don't like the heavy foundation, but everything else is nice.
brittanyk 6 years
She's wearing waaay too much makeup. I think I'd also like her in a different lip color.
HoneyBrown1976 6 years
I like it; but, you can definitely tell there's too much foundation and/or powder on her face.
aimeeb 6 years
Yet again too much foundation but I love her eyes...
wren1 6 years
She's just wearing way too much makeup.
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I'm in too!
wow, didn't think I'd ever see you on here johnny max. I listen to the podcast and would be down to try out some of your beer, give you a west coast perspective. just added your page on facebook(sean thomte) and hopefully I get selected
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Me and our brewclub are in, so that'll give you 10-15 people.
I would be in as well. I think an imperial blonde seems like an awesome idea and a nice challenge to hide the ~10% alcohol.
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